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Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21
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Sra Ei6 til ar9su isr mau / ari.
itrue 8erttninssr ON, at Self sr eoae
JON EsIse al sattetlor, Of 9aa!siif
@ cuouu 5E9gtsrre AZ al bare rsUsr
Sinner itu / Nalstst, 5oiIts, e.tjo BE-
rstte5 / avli,rHe uu6er CDcrfriftsn
Ser life uso Sinner" % beg !ig.
ger life Inio9sn paiFuttig t 5isie, men
i 6in8rene, ION rtvsr osm ita.
QQs ti5ie ti,ipnsIaonoe iaa f%oritisls
Iige aariager hem5rtugsr BE- famine
Spmptoner; ben ioartbe 0I iUaImcr
ubgrs op, og @sbirmmsnos ter oft,
liter faa Qoges Gorl0b. aarIaeen Il
osiaa / te aqrflsite IilfaIoe Dem iam=
me; Sgseommsu ioraarias,5 usmtig
peo ct uesnira uItommct z mitteitof.
og bette Smittetof isre5 / o5 yaa
monse Dtaaeer Htsu pso at trgbiss
meO ursus Gf9Ie, sQGr REQ at ureuIiQt
t0mmsr IND i Saar. at 6iuucrue iiGr
augribes, tcmmer SsraL at 6isis sr
mere mOStassIige for Snitteltofft eno
at Steb, buor Der tommsr Blob uo.
6pao ct SmitttitoF er, bar BE- IRgbc
i large Ltosc 0Grrt alocl,5 usatge ON
- tugsn bar bu0t Circle paa Set, for
ben ftore franifs 0aturforiter gaiteur
peO fine spote9i9rsr6e Qrbciber 90 1ors
fog paupiite, at SmiitetoTtne bstlar
, rgpre ia,aa m~ttroroPtite "copper" -
be iaatalOte gat,erisr..
Oi5ie uBgye imoa 9aiener, pignlige
for bet bIOtte Die, blot iyntige unbcr
OHtrOitOp, bar ben Ggsuifab, at Sc
fan IeOe / Dprs og Wemeifer9 8IOo,
uaar be tomWsr berinb, ia Ieoer enbog
aIOsIe5 u0mertst Der og formerer fla
en- ret utroIi9 @ra6; eli @attcrte bsltr
fig ofte eftsr at bare Ieuet en- Cine /
?, 3, oisie i9ien sftsr en- Gimes 6or.
lab .. I. y,
ollie imItTOmn1e Syg6Omrne frem6rins
ges MI of brer fin fOrifisalge Smittes
batterie, bisie tomEler inb / Qegemst
paa torfi Zig BIS, +. gr. gienuem
Soor, 9icunem 2Un8en, ajeuHem Garms
uGgqeu o. +. b. Raar ct Dlennefte
rgr, irtter 8atterierue Syorer }: ubpre
imaa 6re, ttsie iUROer M pm / gufs
ten iom Stop. 8,o llotsmmeIierne
fcre5 osiaa en- bel Del at bi6ie SpOs
rer us at Qegsmet, O"srfor IT Smittsn
uerit I Qarbeoen At be ipge.
9&aar nj nu fanr bt5ie Sporsr / o8,
ran nj faa ben Sp9oOm, iom tisie
"copper" fr~embriugcr. bOi5 81 az bispos
nerte, ). moOtu9eIiss for Sy86ommeu,
-guteIte Spqoomsuafterier mGa opiagss
gieunem Soar, andre aiennem 2nugcn
{ Or. QungebetGuOeli0, after andre
gieunem O&apsu Il. Gr. RoIera).
8i5ie SpOrer er meget ieigIiDeoe; De
fan lcue / mango 2tar, ntelte brebes
lite eugang of tOgenOe 8ano, mems
andre Iettsre brGbes, (. ST. ueb 0tegs
nina meS SpouI.
Gn 8ei at Ot5fe GmittsitOTe fan
u9iaa leuc u6cnfor 9esemst, iier / lets
f~orrauOneIige Subitanier, {. 81. sen
Guftette, tom remflIOsr 8to0iorstfts
nina. Wau fan let %ftionue, at 9atte
(og andre RprL JON gear paa ale
mulige Stebcr os ofte bar meo baIps
raabnc 8pr at gigre, iOn ppiamIe en-
Usasie l!~renlj9beo. unoer fine &ier, os
berlblanbt o9iaa Smttteitoie bet famine
er qiIFaIoct meo GoIt, iont life BOILER
fine QeoIe rene. timber benz iamIes
aliens Smuos, og naur man Do flos
rer en- Slime itu, fan Der fomnle en-
gIobforgtitnin9spotterie ino o9 fOrmsse
fla bsrinOe. 5pis 8ebfommenbs ba er
messt m~obtussIis, Tan ban b., | beIs
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

Gu msrjtanit 02iQionar cg 8on,
5oIot upltg tit Cub 8rpguu / Carmen
Djsrjc0, o3 baDbt ban NnIeouing faa
jil1no ii itorartst @lRite5uo for Sts
BETS 6attt9e, blaubt botlte Re : suscg
uooeIts 5000, OCO. Oct uor ct uattsg,
guIb: 8rpQup.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21
Gn cienoomniclin Yiclie sr nplia fore,

Cn cienbomniclin Yielie CT nplis fore.
taset | en- liben preusiilf gp. 81
Subepar inbfauot fig Dos Curi9beten
for at bliue uiet, % 8ieIisn bleu 90:
iaa foretaset, men efter 1uub Der irners
er opIpit, par 8ruben lite ben rette
grub, men bennes Ssiter, en- gift Rome,
Tom "rsprGienterebe" benoe, meoeas
Su,ben ieIu bleu bicmme for at til6ee
rs6e aft til 8iGifernes RobtaeeIle.
Ssubusen efter foretoge8 ben ttrfeIiac
6ielie og eenne Sang par Sen rette
Bruo tiIteoe, men lite bcitominore er
8teIien u%spIoig. og 8eltaserne / benne
ACCOMPLISHMENTS piQe oesuoen blipe
tiltalte for 8otumsntfaIif.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21
4R.natagatts, niinn.

2 SgeH psuoIstOu / Soutb GaroLiao
CT m b~aI1bloe5 SbstjauS pOEp, Jon
sr ~ sac gammet; ben par / i'm lii
IN JoyErins fro az srgs!it 4ocl5mano
I'll Ell 42aHt / G5agIsftou. OgriHOs!i9
Uar bette Ggv aIoeIes iort, men aIos.
IN bar giort bets 9o0eo uIOsIea 50iot,
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

Tor os. enbIijsnt DC life ItrGffer iaa lnnat
lon I'll @ano o9 SrBo, ION ri bauoe ben
sGre at blipe ~trattert meo / aamle Norae
lor Dor &eli9ions Stplb. Well. bet er
a%lilammen "au right; pi ieIer ps aniae
Del GLADE % lptfelige % i9tter Dor gilio
til Cub.
Seq pnifer 9em, "Gscorob= Gofeu@ liant
oens eGiere ct gOot NpIGar.
en abonnent.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21
gegan 9th, lttab.
Or. 9te6attBrl

or. Jte01ttpr!
unoTpIb, at lsa hnr ldeet Tem eents
,oa ltsnae ooa 9etnlrHaen for Soften
,eo ieueer berueo for Ell Garaara % for
ire Raanener, Iom er guuet oUer Gt6eH,
Sea biEalber Of sanite Sierte ben rorenoe
Omtale, 9eres Slab unocr; bet ert SaHo'
heb interesiaut, oa to Gtauae pRrb iiu BE
tolina. vi bar MI fuaet &tntsr, 10 osf
Srbeis frlse ;Sortano; per er temmslig
folpt beroppe meIem Siergene VI gfor'
mpuer Ieper MI innnt ice do'filt ira zen
suriae geroens 8ebpere, men rt er oeSuas'
tet if.e upipsube ON SerDsus sene SsIeller
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

bi9ite Sab Hyper ban msb en- gette.
bulb. @n o~Iminoelis garts finger er
psiaa iomofteit frembrdst peb ct inbs
trGnst Smitteitof.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

@2r. &lro N:doLs er Suipcft5r for
"gtgw 9GUsu &afcr Gompanp."
Rup 6aUeu, 9onn.
Ire Septbr. 1852.
O6rr. 2np's & So!
Som SDar paa 0sre8 Gitsripetgi5l
oil jig oplpIe, at min Rome oar / no
gen Sio int at SpRttcIie % U}alaria
Stir at bare brugt 2enia' "BesRO",
ipne5 bun at pare uIsget beore, og UiI
ueobliue at BRUCE ben eitsriom ret fra.
pes. D}so NQtslis
g8arO Nl9ols.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21
8asele g3iQs, Snor 60, Rebr.

Sa8ele gdus, SnoT 20, 3ebr.
Or. Reoattgr!
Seq inoienoer bermeo min Gontineent
% oeo Stoen Of o9iua no9le 2iuier for
"Eoiten". vi ff Der en- iorboIosuis COB
Npiiu9, men griisrue er Der ION paa auore
Steoer iaa Iaue, of bet er neolauenoe.
Vt bar BAIT ct oerligt SgitUeir, men M er
ben b-rite SiHter fOmmeu meo 6gHo %
Silent. CAB ben fun iuie Og ouie; Ieg Ia
ger min tIRrtomne Ben ~Secorab8 oitcu",
HITTER mig ben / Constregeu U9 lGier ON
@pt 90 8ammell ira ale Sgroens Stauter.
9rao 2toerHe arsaar, iaa p~aoitaar 5emcs
trdterae, Of be itaI bliOe beore, Haar Gle
oelano hitter inO bet 0otos 5as. @i
iaar ea ueRtf, til os,i 40 I, maer %, men
lss fOr min 9el bar Dog Den Ero, at be
ielD lite peO. buao SIags Ii0er ri faar,
Ia IaHlte eHoeg ielUe elepelaHo life bar
uogeu 9oe oercrL
Sea peuter meo gGugiel poo ret uGfe
6eite af ZEN moroiomms 6OTtGuirs "SiaaIi
Storli."
Vi sisespg. Eg'nnr II, gIaoets gGiere
o. oets 8souttgr saItes az
Gilbert cIeipu.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21
alt Nnligt.

3 AHIsbntr9 at 4rcResrt gIeUglanbs
"I5rou 8sitiqeIia" forhtrc5 Der, at
]iaaoaune fsitli9e Li]IiteLuiuger ital fuoe
Gtso, at tlogtfterne oil be.s5e fig til
$40, 900.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

Srnnoen til, at iao Nanee Dor at
9ertng er ben, Of BE- forismmer / rette
Gto at BRUCE be retts Mibler. Gr mar
fsrit pIoset meo 6ofe. G~rangbrujtets
beo euer andre grpitimerter, ba nil
aaen's Sungesg BALKAN pirfe iGroeIes
beloist til OF bale pp De irritereoe Or
gamer o9 after ~reitaursre Sgitemet.
n- II ~
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21
HHOunniffenN

er + forboLo I'll 3atboIosts Wangbs
@sbaIt, bet biaIgite n%oritsamerts
tauite SIab. Oct ]reoiosrss / en- ri
fnb.t QaHb, % buyoe Tuoss / stbpsrt
uOrit suu oaut 9lsu.
ErvDcnumHcE at 8Iaoet isubes ii.
GnbUsr, ION bsroEl tiIitriUsr
"guoniffeu"
Isle AR,nasapstts, 4tinn.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

@boleras 6arioten bar toitet Sta!ieu
S4550oO / UirteIi9e llo9iftsr, men oers
til tommsr Ogiaa bet Cab, iom er TIT
oerUeo, at in9en uf be sQsrs iaa tai
rige GeilcnOe bar uouet Zig bsrben.
0ette beIeber fig emtrsut til fpu og
en- baIu Utiqiou Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

StuSsnten Ia ies ifat rsiie / Nsors
gen, Or. grOfesior. bar leg anieet bet
for min Rli9t at billie paa Dem for
inSen, tbi Dem ifpIber ies alt, bpab
je9 FAN.
grOfcsloren: aa, tai bog suoeIi3
life ON San uetpseliqbeS.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21
Rapriue, 2. Ecrr.

or. Rsoa,tgr!
y: ter M mart Rptaar, og Di Dor iulo
SiHter, DOG lie meyer GHe saoaa, .at.D
itGrt Suloe, lise reO til IS grascr aH5cr
Nulpuuttet bar oi bait. Ser Ct ilaue Il
Der Paa @raga Of be IaUs 60eee rtier, o.
bet oil tase moIgeg garner. lO4 rUoss
g,Rlo, en- lang Iio at !omme ia 0p
Saae.isMeEosa gar 4ts jgn0erllg Afirt.
ming Of psa iiis Darsr, IBeH pea salgo.
HerHe gear bet iraUlt til; osspTrre sr bette
5tlfGloet / be iIeite af 8citers gucr gieb
en- ueHIig 9JLier % Fnite nm Ct aIroslie;
Alpfsar F9r Sem % g0ftsrsr gafere lsl.
uer le9 mtg &. z. flcot.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

Sra HeD gts5ou, HeuUile So, 0iuu
%itriUes til "IscoTab Soften" ben 3Ote 9cs
csmber 1884. seq oil berUeO paa gcrD
gisbOu Og GmGans &egHe i~ortGue. at u
Dor bot Ct u]lGtOauligt 5taRg il Dor 3u
Icmor0 ocHre Sui 6aIoaHgers S]ioltHiieu
Ibgouo G~ltbuHu's AoHccrt / g1eU 2is5ous
rummeIjse StOl,bus iortIeuer al nIuues,
n En- n De i0uIElsliele 4iteuer her pao
long IN. Sans Sgil lec5r III 5et BIB
unoerliee; ban bar It pelra'at grogram,
tiloels o9iaa StptiEr At Gle Buu, b0IIts
han abiggsr meo Ell forbaGieHos aunrfurs
ojgbco. SaHs iitTe Sueargg I 5oJbIHoelie
mto De ltreroe "a ituc 6~iHsergrgb tan no
trptie Et!sIdtets Ct Thomas SirfttloIs
ierueg &l8ge 0Uer ocr.s SBiter, .om iiggcr
/ Sme0aIsUaHbet. GJgelebrs SGteusHter
neg EUrtrs a a~Iea.wvtUTss HultsH %
5raa,H mep GJfioularg. 5hart bIipsg
man pUerratet paa Den 5e5aggllsIte YlGa0e
ue0 at bgre @lggM sole % 5ggIeus ipiore,
iamt JGterggt cr5 4urtousr "a et.Iig,
3TteTiarae, Der iaa't usuu'ter fin o abs
5Usr % IcrtrEieoe aio % aaaI, rasrE ON
6rtltgt5 noIte sos, 5'oO 05 Gag, luau
UGo IN bruisHos TislobnEs, her uomeiteU
fl RuHriGroi9beo til Of g.Ue fine guasr
o. Saa.O oct -a8'4rI y L-rL seq guittr
aaHigeJeH iamt "Efeora5 &2iisa"s s0af.
tyr "a .risoa 9. gatie oa lD!gsf, 5araIit
q gpc1 stHra1y. " HbvuHgat,
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

S6nnen: 5aber, ibas er No0er bu
t9ien rent gall
6noeren: Sa, min Oreng; brad ri
to tnnbe baue lsust for ct IgtteIist Gin
iammen, oerfom isg aIOris baUOs 9iftst
mig meo bin Mtober.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21
I,,n mrrfcun Renninn.

Mrs. Wturp u. Bailey / Gunt6as
mod, pa. par i 6 Qar auerebm al
ait6ma o9 ggondit, uSsg al be bpgs
tI9re Eager tunbe ifoiie 6enbe nogeu
Slnoriug. Wian tuiule6e ON benbes
Gin, iuOtil bun iioR / Sttober ifaiftbe
fig en- SLATE al Or. Sings Rem Dis
couerp, buiItsn sisbIitteIig bialp 6enbe,
o8 Uso itabi9t at BRUCE bsnne MIeoicia
I'll fort lib bleu bun aIoeIes bel6reoet
og uanot paa ct Bar Maaueoer 80
YuHb / 8Get.
Ireue SLATER al 6euue fire Me6icin
mob ole 9uIss % guuge Spgbomme
faces e. 3. 8eiieEs Dug StOre.
Store SLATER Sl.OO. al
gensrol 8rum Tiger, at Der, eFtsr
paaItoeIi9e Opgauer, U 6sisrtsret at
be 6orsuess StGters rsguLars arms /
2sbst al be fbite 5 gar lO9Ol Sols
tater, BEL uiI meb andre Cyb f3e ON.
trent iaa mangs, lem belle armcsn be-
Iober fla til.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

Sergeauteu: gior BELT ON Gut
og ie, bporIsbe8 Eornifterst bRugsr iqr
en- Eigserpoie pna 2sasosn al Dig.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21
3Qrmlelt, 1n[et % 6Quen.

Dc mS HGrtet . . fufpusss sty,,sr uuSr aoru,,or,, = =.
for "Decorabs RoRm-.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

sra garoasr, 3. :. itripcs, al en- 6a9
seIitorm / S!utntHgsn At Suit gtGauso
soelagoe bstposItst, iaa Der paa Be 8autry
nRiteH life bier Iuls on nUgeu gDliug.
8peH Gardner bar en- Butt, en- gleDatur.
en- SalooH % en- Smeole. On alebmau0
I'll t.Ispe tuoe sOot uoiomme Ssrop2e.
y.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

~ @rppenmmmer al CUB
%fttffcn", Der uofommer / Wtnnens
polls, utInn., ienOes til Aae, iOm sns
Fer bet.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-05-22
Love ut First Sight.

A dispatch from Atlanta, Ga,
to the st. Louis Globe Democrat,
under date of May It'll, has the
following in reference to the mar.
kge of our young friend e. II.
kOusdale, of the Bulletin:
One year ago Miss Fanny May
Witt, a literary lady Of Atlanta,
passing through Monroe, La, called
at the Office of the Bulletin. After
her departure c. II. TrOusdale.
the editor, felt himself to be dcs-
peratelyS in love. A proposal of
marriage was accepted by the lady,
who became his wife here this
evening, tho second time she ever
saw him.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-05-22

State Auditor Steele has made a
discovery which may prove benef-
cial to the educational fund Of the
State. In overhauling the books
in his Office few days since he
came across one which contains
valuable and interesting informa-
tt69 concerning the 10th sections
Of land. This book which contains
information that could not he had
anywhere else, shows that there
are out and unaccounted for about
$500. 600 worth Of notes on 10th
sections, and into whose hands the
notes were placed for collection.
Tho accounts or register Of such
transactions in this hook run from
1850 to 1877. The delinquent par.
ties will be called on for a settle
lnent.
~
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-05-22
Make HONE -ATIR1C7ITE.

The HOME ADVOCATE, in earn
est advocacy of whatever pertains
to home comfort, home beauty and
! home attractiveness would urge
upon its readers those who are SO
fortunate as to have homes he
importance of attending to those
matters of taste and characterization
which render rural life pleasant
aud attractive.
True, the season is late and most
farmers are very busy III conse-
qucnce, attending to the all i'm
pOrtant culture OF corn, potatoes
and other staple crops, and yet
some things about the house may
be looked after without seriously
interfering with field operations.
Even the repairing and painting
Of old fences, trelliSes, arbors, etc,
adds much to the surroundings
Of a dwelling, especially if it be a
sulbuban or rural residence.
And surely, although the timeSare
hard and people temporarily busy,
there can be little excuse for hav-
ing chcerlcSs homes when they can
easily and cheaply be rendered
pleasant and enjoyable to both
occupants and visitors. Taste
fully arranged flowers, shrubs,
creeping vines, with neat palinss
made attractive by the proper use
Of paint, or withewash would
speedily transform many All ordi
nary appearing farm, suburban or
village home, into one which would
be noted and commented upon by |
visitors and strangers for its
[OvelinesS-and this is the season
to make such desirable TRANSFORMED
tons.
People who can make home at
tractive indoors and outdoors
with tasteful. convenient and dura-
Die surf oundings, with interesting
and useful books, newspapers.
paradise which will
Increase the happiness of the
ather and mother, and cause the
children to grow up contented and
20 feel that there is no place, after
III, like "Home, sweet Home"
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-05-22

Postmaster-General Hay and ap-
pointing an assistant who could
aid the Postmastcr-G General IN fill
ing the small post offices. They
blamed the President for not re.
moving Republican office holders
in the States and giving the Off
ccs TO he victOrS.
After an interchange Of views it
was generally agreed that if the
administration continued to keep
Republicans in office, the Prcsi-
dent sho"id be gently informed
that he must look to the Republic
cans IN Congress for support.
The President has told us, said
one Senator to-day. that we must
be conservative in these matters.
| did not understand that we caI-
ricd the last election on IL 'pcSsum
policy. We made Il straight out
fight and won. Whose was the
victory? This thing Of keeping
Republicans in office because they
might feel hurt If removed, may
be the sort of politics they have
up in Heaven, but it won't do on
carth
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-05-22
STATE: NEWS.

We learn from the 1clt9yaph
of the 10th that John Baptistc
Filhiol, ;ln old resident of Ouach
ita, died at LoStown on the 9tl,
inst. Mr.. Filhiol was born in
Monroe (thea Fort Aliro,) in 1915.
He htld many important positions
of trust; his death is deeply la
mented by the people with whom
he has for so many years been
associated.
Judge Brigham having rendered
his resignation to Gov. McEncrv.
he commissioned Judge James
Bussey to act us Judge Of the 9th
District, composed of MOrehousc
parish, until an election for Jud &c
can be ordered and held. The
Clarion says there is some talk in
1dEOr OF hurdle race' to fill
the vacancy caused by Judge
Brigham's resignation. The clec-
ton is to be held on the 10th
of August.
We learn from the Donaldson.
vile Chief that recent munich
pal election at that place was cele.
DRAFTED by a knock down fiacas
which resulted in two of the com
bdtants being placed hors de CON-
bat, and the aggressor being ar.
rested under no less than five dis.
tlnct charges: one for assault and
battery, one for carrying q conceal
Ell weapon-a dirk-one for re-
s'sting an officer, and one for as
sault with a dangerous weapon.
File! Shame! The game was
scarcely worth the odium acquired
IN the catching.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-05-22
COMMENTS ON THE ADMIN.
ISTIeATION.

There is strong element in
the Democratic party which be.
lieves that TO the victOrs belong
tue SpOilS, and this element will
soon be ut open war with the Pres
ident, if he does not soon begin to
remove Republicans and fill their
places with Observation-Disclosures
Guardian.
The New York county Democ-
racy take the proper view of the
spoils system. They declare that
all Offices to become vacant under
the existing laws, and such as are
now vacant should he filled by
Democrats. Why not? Demo
crafts won the victory. ard even
mugwumps thus far agree that
ito the victCrs belong the spoils."
Times.
n recent letter from Washing
ton City to an exchange, says:
The smoldc.lng Democratic impa-
ticnce has broken ont into fierce
flames i'll places. There was a
conference held at Wizards Hotel
Friday night which is much talked
about. There were present Dem
ocratic Senator's Representatives,
and prominent citizens from Michi-
gan. Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana,
Missouri, Kentucky, Virginia, and
elsewhere, including several men,
bers of the National Democratic
Committee. The discussions were
lengthy and earnest. 1t was urg-
ed that President Cleveland and
nearly all his Cabinet has refused
to remove Republican office hold
ers, even OIL the ground of often.
slve partisanship, and that
throughout all the departments
there were Republicans who had
voluntarily contributed their time
and money to the Republican
campaign, but yet they were not
only encouraged to remain, but it
was deemed All offense to even
suggest their removal.
The President has been inform.
ed that the greatest source of dis
content was the post-offices, Which
are not being filled by Democrats.
while the Republicans are laugh
ing defiance. They blamed the
President for not demanding the
designation Of FIRST Assistant
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-05-22

The disappearance of forms OF
animal life from earth must Away
be regarded with interest and cen.
cern. Apprehension is beginning
to he felt that VT are now looking
upon the final struggle for exist.
ence Of all the large mammalia--
the elephant, the giraffe, the bison,
the whale, the seal, and many
Otllers-which must soon be extir-
pated unless protected from being
hunted to death.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-05-22
RELIGION THE FIRST OBJ
jet IN EDUCATION.
Communicated.

Communicated.
MIR. Er1roR have been Sc
busily engaged Of late superln
tending my little farm. that
> could not find time to write and dt
| Justice to my subject; but | will
now venture to pen Il few thoughts
on the heading Of this article.
The evident object OF education
is to so prepare the mind as to
qualify persons to appear to IN
advantage in future life. This can
only be done 10y encouraging them
70 seek such knowledge and lead
ing them to form such habits, as
will prove NEST useful to them
hereafter: and in this the whole OF
their future being, to whic.l their
education can be supposed to bear
an, relation, is to be considered.
If | was parent and knew
| that the mortal existence OF my
child would terminate when he
had attained the age of five or six
years, | should certainly make no
provision respecting him beyond
that time. Again, If | could fore
know that his existence would bp
prolonged to manhood. ] should
eDdeavol, as well as could, to
qualify him for acting such part
as would be useful to him, ana 9th
crs, during that period.
These are Obvious considerations
which are entitled to weight with
all rational beings; accordingly,
the man OF the world must conceIc
that Christian. as such. believes
that himself and offspring are dcS-
tined to exist in IL future life, and
that the principals and habits we
form here have Il decisive Influence
on our happiness hereafter More
Oyei, since Il Christian regards this
life as merely Subscrvient to
another which is iniinitcl V of more
value. he must consider the duties
of religion the first duties to be
attended to; because he Will gain
more by Il steady regard to il hi cher
authority than he can lose by OPP
posing an inferior power.
The first thing, therefore, that a
Christian parent will naturally
mculcatc upon the mind of his
c!iild-aS soon as he is capable
of receiving sncll impressionS-iS
Il knowledge Of his Maker and Il
steady spirit of obedience to Him. |
Not only this, but the feeling and |
belief will he cncoura ycd, that he
lives constantly under the inSpcc-
ton and government OF an inviSi-
bic Being. who will raise him from
the dead to an immortal life and
will reward OF punish him accord
ing to his character and actions
here.
On these plain principals | hest
tate not to aSScrt-aS one who be-
lieves III the Christian religion
that "RcllGiOn is the rational object
of c.iucation.' W. G. G..
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-05-22
FRIDAY, NAY %, 1885.

The Supreme Court has If:
firmed the judgement Of the low
er court of New Orleans in the
Murphy Ford murder. The judg.
ment consig gus Robert Ford and
John Murphy to the gallows, and
sends Judge Ford, Buckley and
Caulfield to the penitentiary 20
years each. The only hope for the
doomed men lies in executive Gle.
mency.