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From the Boston Journal of Education.
One error into which some of our theorists
are falling is the notion that everything posi-
bic in the development of the mature mind can
be undertaken in the earliest years. Many of
the most important tendencies ofhuman nature
are OF later development, and are only blighted
or stung to premature activity by an attempt at
the all-sided training of infancy. One of the
most difficult and delicate offices of the teacher
and the mother is to know just when the child
emerges into new realm OF his opening eX-
perlence. and to meet it at the threshold with
wise and lot too helpful advice and direction.
There Is constant danger that the teacher will
fall into this nest dangerous of all delusions-
that she Is the center OF the child universe and
his whole life must be adjusted to her plans of
operation. The simple truth is that the teacher
IN any school is only one OF a group OF inStruc-
tors i'll that art OF living which we call educa-
ton. The family, the church. the occupation
III life, society citizenship, the other factors;
ana all TINS work is encumpaSsed by that mys-
terry we call the material and spiritual universe,
moving under the direction OF Infinite wisdom
beauty and love. The wise teacher sees most
clearly what order of faculties live within the
scope of school work. and at what angle he is
brought i'll contact with the most marvellous of
all creatures the little child.
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ROME, April IS.-The funeral of M Edward
Plerrepont, late American Charge a Aaires occurred
Today from the American Episcopal church. Two
thousand persons including the members OF the din
tomato corps and many political and commercial no.
aoties were present at the services. The municipal
anthorts sent wreaths 10 be placed upon the coffin
Inc remains We're wrapped in the Stars StripeS
Inc Rev Mr.. Neyin OBLIGATED An aid-de-camp of
me Ming, Slgnor Mancn Minister OF Foreign A fairs:
Herr Won kendeli. German Ambassador and Mr. :
IL M Byers, the American Consul General acted as
2allbearerx ~ -
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YALE STUDENT HELD FOR ASSAULT
After six weeks search, Detective Brewer. of
New Haven, on Saturday arrested Emile Adobe
Schultze, jr, Yale senior, and SON of a wealth.
Hoboken, n. j., brewer, on a charge of being the
leader of the mob of students who on Msrch
path, knocked down and severely assaulted
Policeman Selleck, taking his club away from
him, while he was trying to quell q disturbance
Of the nomination of Mr. f. j. Phelps to be min
lister to England. Schultze was held in $3.50
bonds, which were furnished by Prof William
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M'cAw. STEVENSON 81 ORRs
PATENT
GLACIER WINDOW DECORATION.
A MOST EFFECTIVE SUBSTITUTE
FOR

"OUSE PAINTS
A CAN BE BOUGHT CHEAPER AT THE
Rsns ID Of LANES %SL
ga4 street. three doors west Of the Patent Office i'm.
amy amy other the in the city you wish to
nisn c9lors (dry or in oi etc. send your address on
sold in this win be sent to You BY return
rier This priesist gives the price Of ha1fpnt pint
quart halfgallon gallon and five gallons each kind
OF OIL turpentne dryer varnish and other liquid sold
by measures also price per quarter pound, halfpound,
pound hve, ten, twenty five and one hundred pounds
each article sold by weight also list and prices of
The prices graded accord
ing to the quantity bought Large buyers get very
lowest prices small buyers slightly higher rate
Ny prices are fixed All buying the same guam.
tty, pay the same price The xperenced buyer
the same price As the Oldest painter II he buys the
same quantity.
After examining my pricelist, send your orders BY
filled promptly and the BILL per price-list collected
The other departments Of my business have grown
70 satsfactory proportions now give my special At
tenton to the Paint Department and expect by having
prices and making prompt deliveries 70 secure lib
JAMES 81. McGILL.
Dealer In Building Supplies.
R8-3m eos. 30. 012 and 014 Street
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CIR The Best.
THE CORCORD HARNESS"
THE CONCORD COLLAR
We have on hand q large stock Of the Celebrated
CONCORD HARNESS" Of all kinds and de-
scriptiOn, at Lowest Prices.
Every genuine Concord Harness Is stamped with
makers name and trade mark.
~ Coupe, Carriage and Road Harness . speciality.
LUTZ d BRO,
407 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Adjoining National Hotel.
Trunks and Satches In great variety st lowest prices
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HOUSEFURNfSHINGS.

y usr Arrived
ANOTHER CARLOAD OF OUR EUREKA CHAM.
BEkSCI1,' SOLID WALNUT MARBLE TOP
GLASS 24N30, 10 PIECES COMPLETE FOR
$3.50 Rl2ST VALUE EVER OFFERED FOR
THE MONEY.
LOOK At OUR NEW REFRIGERATOR" THE
LEONARD CLs,ANABIE REFRIGERATOR
III e BEST AN ID CHEAPEST IN THE WORLD
MONEY REFUNDED If 1T DOES NOT DO AS
REPRESENTED.
W. H. OEKE,
my sol Market space. 3Os and 30 9Th St
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DALDNESS NAY BE AVOIDED BY THE USE
Dof HALLS HAIR REVIEWER, which prevents
the falling out of the hair and stimulates it renewed
growth and uxurance 1t also faded or gray
hair to its original dark color and radically cures
nearly every disease of the scalp
A YER'S SARSAPARILIA HAS SUCH CON-
Hcentrated curative power that it is by far the best
cheapest and surest blood-puritier known. my26
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"A TRENTON
CHOICE MOCHA ANDJAVA RIFND EOp DpIp
COFFEE, Bic
GREEN COFFEE FROM 10c To Ice PR LIB
GRADUATED SUGAR, 6l2c PER LIB
OLD GOV. JAVA. 2Sc.
STANDARD a SUGAR &c.
CHOICE CAROLINA ISLAND RICE, Sc
EXTRA SUGAR, 5lac. PER LIB
THE BEST MINED TEAS, SOC
EXTRA c SUGAR, Sc
FINEST FOSMOSA OOLONG 81 PFR TR
ASSORTED TEAS FROM SOC. TO 81 PER IR
SPRING LEAF. YOU Nc HYSON AND GUN pow
DER, 80 AND soc
FINEST NAMASHISO JAPANS UNCoIORED
AND GREEN TEAS
AT THE
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON TEA Co
AS NINTH STREET y. w
LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED To PI-R-
CHASEIS IN QUANTITIES. ap2o-I m
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MAcK1SAw Straw HArs.

MAcK1NAw Straw Hrs
THE CELEBRATED MACKINAw STRAW
HATS MANUFACTURED BY DUNLAP & CO.. OF
NEW YORK. NOW READY
ALL THE LEADING SHAPES FOR MEN BOYS
AND CHILDREN.
PEARL AND BEAVER COLORED DRESS AND
DERBY HATS AT
WILLETT & RUOFF'S
SOLE AGENTS for DUNLAPS NEW YORK HATS
my5 0O5 Pennsylvania ava
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NEw BOOKS
Military History OF General Grant Badeau
Life and Letters Of 4. g. \ pple;on. Hale
Literary Landmarks of London. Hutton
one of the lhianpS Hamilton
Fly Rods ana Fly Tackle Mells
Home Studies ia Nature Treat.
Mind Reading 2 nd Beyond. HoVey
Oats or Mid ba;s.- Buckley SAM Adams -Hoamer
Russia Under the liars. Stepnak
Tenants at AN Old Farm. Cook
Greek Statesmen. Cox.
Defense OF ldEsE \. Poe Moran.
The Ans OF Christ. :. Il OieSv d. ID
Progressive l.Dchre VITA FaNarS
NV Nm. IL MORRISON 40 Pennsylvania ava
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
PuRE MAPLE SucAR

We have Just received large lot Of PURE MAPLE
SUGAR at cents per pound. Best Patent Process
fLOl $3.50 per Dbl. Su4arcured HAMS small
size. LII cents per pound. Choice Creamery BUTTER
speciality. Six pounds pure LARD for 30 cents A
fall line of choice RotIHIEsS low for strictly cash
Goods amounting TO =, delivered free.
myoS aiI Louisiana sVei,e
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Groceries GRocER1Es
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
D Lbs Best Laundry starch. DC
Sugar Cured shoulders, = TO Sc 10
Sugar Cured MiGdlings &c Id.
CasSardS Hams. l2lac. ID.
Good Extra Flour. ~. 30 10 81. - per Dbl
Roller Family 81. 50 Si per Dbl.
Il Bbl. Roller Family, 81 so
Is
l. Bhl a. 81 SO
l. alc.
Ceylon Java, roasted. and is fine. 25c ID
Best %. q. Java, , lbs. for 81.
Rio Coffee, l2la. ID and 2uc. 10.
Having purchased Teas before the advance We sell
the best DO and 6uc. Tea in the city.
Best Dairy Butter % To Soc 10.
Dried sugar Corn. loo. per 10.
Best Golden Syrup. 40 To Soc. per gal
INDIA TEA GO,
445 .th st ". ISlandN
- Northwest corner.
New Orleans Molasses, 55 TO 15c. gal.
Telephone CIll-i62. mvS
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IMPORTER OF FRENCH WINES, ooGNAc
y CHAMPAGNES AND CORDIALS
French C1arets, $315 81 and S4.5O per dozen. Cali
fornia Wines imported directly. Napa znlande SOC.
per gallon: VICTOR RouX, ls57 Penn. ave:
Agents for drstclass houses, Bordeaux, Burgundy.
Campaigns and CognAc Virs Do Joutes sortes en-
eAissoA Rlor2ms
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-03
Open Bayou PIaquemine.

The greatest want % Southwest
ern Louisiana is an Improvement i,
transportation facilities. Water com
m%unication is always cheaper thar
by rail. The South Louisiana Cana
and Navigation Company, of Terre
bonne, fully understand this when
they opened a new and pretty direc,
steamboat route between their parish
and New Orleans. Immediately
freight rates to all parts Of the par
ish were lowered Is per cent. That
saving alone, to say nothing of the
convenience, has been worth millions
to that parish.
What has been done for one par.
ish could be accomplished for the
FIVE Attakapas parishes. by the re.
opening of Bayou Plaquemi"e-tha,
is to say, each one of the FIVE would
receive benefits equal to that con.
ferred by the above named improve
ment upon the parish of Terehonne.
AS steamboats, between New Or
leans and the Teohe now have to 60
two hundred miles up the Mississip
pi to the mouth of Red River,
against a strong current, then
through Old Fiver, where they are
often detained On bars, and finally
down the swift and dangerous At,
chafalaya into sometimes b~oisterous
Grand Lake; thence to the Teche-
in all a distance OF four hundred
miles-wllile, Ivy re.opening Plaque
mine, by placing locks where the
dyke now stands, in the town of
that name, all the above dangers
would I've avoided and about one.
half the distance saved. A saving
of one-half in distance gives a cor
responding economy OF time and as
a consequence q reduction of one
half in freight charges. Just think
what an immense help that would
be to the country. By all means.
let Bayou Plaquemine lie rc-opcued.
Sugar. Bowl.
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certain duty to perform in this res

certain duty to perform in this res,
pect, and let him be active and in
10 way dilatory in its execution,
and our word for it, success will
crown our efforts. Now is the fine
to strike, ard let every one interest
ed in the future welfare and pros
pcrity Of our town and parish put
his shoulder to the wheel. and with
one good push, altogether, ere long
we will hear the iron horse snorting
in our midst. .
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-03
Special Notice.

1t having come to my knowledge that
certain evil-disposed persons have circu-
lated the repor. that I do not practice at
night | take the present occasion to pro-
nosluce said rumor an inter faIaei.oo,l and
will state to my pa rons and the public in
general that / Will answer all calls night
or day, rain or shine, hot or cold. when
not otherwise professionally engaged, in
which case my partner DIR. c. J. Edwards,
will promptly replace me. :
F. +. YOUNG, NJ. d.
Ahbeville, La, Oc /, 3D. 1885.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-03

Gus Logan, a colored gambler at
Shreveport, was tried and convicted
of numbering Nathan Golkind on
the l4th Of June. John Alexander.
colored, of Algiefs, was found guilty
of slaughtering his wife, a verdict to
that effect having been returned by
the jury before whom he was tried.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-03

of the Treasury will be unlocked
only far enough to have trial made
1t might as we'll be understood
that the La!cyon days Of junketino
and solemn contradictions at tbe
Hoffman House for the purpose Of
dividing out the bag are over : the
appropriations made by Congress
hereafter will be made on strictly
business principles, and the money
handled and expended under auspi.
ccs very far removed from local or
political influences.
These are facts. They may not
be palatable, but they had better be
taken into all calculations for the
future.-Times Democrat.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-03

West Kennedy, one of the most
prominent Of West Texas stockmen
was recently convicted and sen.
fenced to two years in the peniten.
tiary. He owns considerable prop.
erty in San Antonio besides bis
immense stock of cattle, but his big
fortune availed him nothing in this
instance.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-03
APPLICATION FOR SPACE.

Advices from New Orleans state
that application for space in the va
rious buildings Of the American FIX
position. to open on November 10th
are daily pouring in from States
cities and large business firms in all
parts of the United States ; while
the countries of Mexico, Central and
South America. as we'll as impor'
tant places in Europe, are sending
in a large quota. In fact, where at
The outset, the filling of the oceans
of vacant space caused the promoters
of the enterprise no inconsiderable
amount Of anxiety, the situation has
in the past few months been entire
ly reversed and the management
deem it their duty to inform those
intending exhibitors who have not
yet applied for space to do so at
once, ere it be too late. Willie this
ls, OF course, a very gratifying state
of affairs, that the management is
able to announce, still it shows the
necessity of city and individual ex.
hibitors who have thus far failed to
make their application for space do.
ing SO Immediately. There is no long.
er any question of the success Of the
American Exposition ; it has been
constructed upon sound business
principles ; it is operated by bust.
ness men, to solve the commercial
problem of the day-the securing of
an outlet for our surplus mannlac
tured products. The 0 manufac-
turing countries of Spanish and Por-
tngucse America are looked to for
the relief needed. At the coming
Exposition they Will contrast their
resources with ours, and afford the
opportunity of reaching al carly IN.
standing for tie establishment of
business relations OF mutual advan.
tage. This question Of new trade
relation for merchants Of the Uuited
States ncccssitates prompt action on
the part Of our manufacturers and
business men, in order that they
shall be represented ia the magniE
cent Exposition to take place in
New Orleans. this winter.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-03

Late advices from Calcutta state
that disastrous foods, covering an
area Of $500 square miles, have oc'
Cured in the presidency Of Bengal,
A great amount Of property has
been destroyed and a number Of live.
lost. The government authorities
are distributing provisions and cloth
ing and doing all they can to relieve
the sufferers.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-03
The Chances Of an Appropriation for
River Improvement.

The Times Democrat corrcspon.
dent has been paying considerable
attention to the matter of river i'm.
provement, 80 far as it is effected by
congressional sentiment, and has
reached the conclusion that the &C.
ton Of the ncxt congress, if favor.
able at all, will he characterized by
very many limitations.
There is a disposition all over the
county in favor Of improving.ihc
river if any intelligent way Of &C
compli>iling that result can be ascer-
,aintd. Iliscock, Of New York,
Reed, Of Maine. and others who
opposed and defeated the bill last
year, would support "a measure which
appealed TO their understanding, but
they are convinced that the resent
plan is impotent, aud they Will not
c%onntenance its Continuance. Wien
the Commission was established
some years ago. river Improvement
was popular. Everybody believed
the right idea had been evolved aud
appropriations wee made by large
ma jarities, large enough in 1882 to-
override the Presidents veto. But
as years pas ed and no adequate re.
suits ensueJ, as people saw the
money pa:ce'ed ont among localities
and the forces scattered and enfee.
bled, and heard congressman claim.
ing that they secured so much money
for this Or that locality, it began to
upon them that the public
money was being FILTERED away for
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF empty de,na.
gogues, and when finally last winter
was proclaimed npon the floor of
the House By champions of the river
and harhor bill that q vast amount
Of the money so far expended might
as we'll have been thrown into the
the sentiment of congress
%crystalized into stubborn hostility
to existing methods, and the whole
bill was beaten.
The situation now is simply this ::
If the friends Of river Improvement
will come before Congress with a
practicable scheme enjoying the ap-|
prevail Of the scientific representa-.
lives OF the government and appeal
ing to the probability and common
sense they can get al appropriation
to have it thoroughly aud
c%onclusively tested under the direc.
ton of the government.
The majority in Congress are
anxious to have the problem solved
and will appropriate money for any
experiments seeming to offer a rea.
sonable hope Of success.
There has been one test made Of
plan originally adopted by the
liver commission, though afterward
departed from, and that was in 1875
the mouth of the Mississippi.
That test was thoroughly successful
'nd stands to-day a monument to
he practicability of deepening the
throughout its length. There
8 little doubt that an appropriation
:an be obtained to apply this plan
o the body of the river, and there
8 still less doubt, in fact there is
,one at all, that if it were shown
hat works a he erected and main.
famed wherever needed along the
liver aad accomplished the same re-
'olts as have been accomplished at
he mouth, the money for the entirc
would be forthcoming. Bat
congress will insist upon the de-.
frSt and then The cafes
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-03
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whe, 'sa he portraits !,
who have done honor +
the l,,' s1,s o. Or ! civil .ars ..';ss !,
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have e,n also slon'd 4 N
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from tbe;, All na, antique rslisss,
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statuar xAa sao also ealls Ii n
artistic ,,. o;onzss and nsial
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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-03

1t is reported that there was, up
to the 29th ult., four thousand cases
of small pox in Montreal. The
health officers, who arc endeavoring
to enforce compulsory vaccination,
are meeting with violent resistance
by mobs, who are being met by an
armed and determined police to put
down all riotous acts.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-03

See Mr.. J. Beauxis' advertisement
in another column, and then cal
and examine his fine stock of gro.
c%eries, liquors and cigars. You will
also find at his establishment our old.
time friend and fellow-townsman
Mr.. John Mouton, who will always
be found ready to serve customers
in his usual polite and graceful
manner.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-03

The printers of the city Of Dallas:
Texas, did, on the 9th alt, form a
typographical union in that place,
setting the price Of composition at
forty cents for night, and thirty-fve
cents for day work. Success to the
union, and it is to be hoped all the
printing Offices in that city will be-
come a unite in the matter.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-03

In Portland. Or. and Seattle,
Wy. T., the Chinese laborers are
being discharged and white men put
in their place.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-03

Announcing the names of candidates. .......$ 10
Professional or business cards of ten lines or
less, one IL
Transient advertisements must be paid for in adj
vance.
Communication of q personal nature will be
charged double the regular rates, and must be paid
for POSITIVELY in advance.
Advertisements not marked will be published until
forbid. iii responsibility and will be charged accord
insly.
Obituary and marriage notices will be charged as ac
vertisements when exceeding fifteen lines.
17-Al COMMUNICATION and advertisements MUST
be handed in on or before Wednesday morning DIN
cure insertion iu the following Saturday S issue.
~=Anonymous communication will NOT be pub
lisbed under any circumstances.
All letters and communications must be ad-
dressed to the Editor of the Mcrldl0nal, Able.
vile. Vermilionp parish. Louisiana.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-03

The fashionable term now al
Northern watering places for d.
vorced wifes, alias grass widows, i:
misft wives.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-03

Limban Sanchez and Norge Con
zales, two rebel leaders, were recent.
ly killed in Havana by Spanish
troops.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-03

We take pleasure in calling the
attention of our readers to the ad.
v%ertisement of Mr.. Armand Monlor,
which appears in this issue. He is
an esteemed gentleman, and a more
pleasant and better-hearted person
does not live.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-03
POLICE JURY.
.ABBETiLLE. In

TIE Police Jusyof Ill. Parish OF
=, ermilion. met in special session al
Hall Of AbbcviIle Hook and Ladder
Co.. pursuant to a petition Of Cit.
Ems F.; called for the purpose OF
ewing taxes lor the year ISS5-on
this Monday the 2lst Of Sept 1885.
Members present : Fl Hofpanir,
T Broussarl, T J Morgan, IA
Leblanc and Roht Green.
Absent Ii II la, ,cls and NJ l.
Eldredge.
On notion Of I BronSsar].
Resolved, that the. Parish Taxes
for the year 1885. he and the same
is hereby tv;el sud assessed at the
ratio IF ter mills on I'll" dollar, of the
ral"c 9th" tayah'e prop"rty of the
par. ii. real anl personal. according
to the following lmdn". the same
having been published hy the clerk
Cor thirty clear days, as required by
law:
! Criminal prosecution mill
2 Grand & petit jay and
jury coms IL"
3 Printers e. stationcrs fund u"
4 Parish & dit atty
5 Sheriff holding cont
6 Mag, e"nsf. physician, col.
lector AMI assessor j"
7 Police Jury, clerk ccnsta.
bile. finance com and treas II
S Road and bridges q
9 Panners and INDECENT
10 pnblic schools 2 =
Total 10
Be it further ordained that from
the parish budget as adopted that IA
tax Of four and a half mills on the
dollar is hereby levied On all taxa
bic property situated within the cor.
porate limits Of the town Of Able.
vile, as the pro rata Of said town to
the following expenses to.wit:
l Criminal prosecution ! mill
2 Grand and Petit Jury
and Jury comrs II
3 School Tax 2
Total A."
And that the Assessor proceed to
extend the above tax on tax roll oil
1855, that is, at the rate of Ten
mills on the dollar on all taxable
property out Of the limits of the cor
poration of Abbeville. and fonr and
a half mills on the dollar on all tax
able property, within the limits of
the corporation of said town, accord
to Sec 81 of Rev act Of 1882.
On motion the jury then adjourn,
cd TO neat regular meeting on End
Monday Of October 1885.
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