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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-24

THE LADIES' FAIR BEING HELD
l. at demonstration Methodist Episcopal
church corner Twenty fourth and streets.
will be continued ALI. or THE ENSUING
WEEK. Refreshments VIII he served each
night Come one. come all. and assist In
good cause. Tickets, 10 cents, redeemed at
the tables, py2a-st
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FEATIIfR-DRESsiNG.

r AIDES, ATTENTl0N.-OSTRICH
II FEATHERS DYED. CLEANSED. and
CuRbED. Careful attention given Ia DYE
ING FEATHERS Ia MATCH DRESSES
or HAT TRIMMINGS. OLD fkATH-
Frs REQUIRED and REDRkSSED
To look like new. KID GLOVES aud
LACt.S cleansed. This is the only place in
the city where a specially IL made of this
work. j. STORCk, from Paris,
Ostrich Feather Manufacturer.
sos east Broad street.
my 3-Su UuxIhlins Richmond. Va.
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- ny 2O.w.F.su,Tu6w5t
T ONG ISLAND FOR SALE.

7 ONG ISLAND FOR SALE.
This is fine estate OF l.176R ACRES.
embracing 800 acres Of rich Stauntou- river
bottom land. 400 heavily -tmbered wood
land. and 276 open upland.
Nine hundred and my barrels OF corn
were grown Oh the property last year. be-
sides other large crops.
Wild game, Wild fowl. and fish are plenii-
ful.
We Will divide IL into three farms and sell
n portion at public auction. on the premises,
the
10Th DAY or JUNE. 1855.
and receive private Offers on the other Two
farms or on the property as whole.
Address ...
J.F. WINGFIELD & KELSEY.
Insurance and Real Estate Agents,
my l7-eOdIOt Liberty. Va.
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SEEDS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POTATOES

Neutrality-suspicious. POTATOES
" Tor late planting. Just received. six
teen kinds OF the best varieties of SMALL
POTATOES. suitable for seed. which am
selling oil low. GERMAN MlbLEl.
BLACk-EYE PEAS. NAVY BEANS, etc,
at 4. W. WOODS, Seedsman,
my cyst 1918 east Main street.
SEED POTATOES.
~ Just received MAMMOTH PEARL. ST.
pATRlCkS, BURBANkS, ROCHESTER,
FANORITE. WHITE ELEPHANT. etc, for
late planting. All choice northern stock.
HENRY w. WOOD. Scotsman.
corner sixth and Marshall streets.
my 81
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AUCTI0H sALEs-Tasuse DAYS.
By J. Thompson Brown q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills east Main street.
THAT VERY DESIRABLE AND


THAT VERY DESIRABLE AND
Il GOVERNMENTAL CATED
DWELLING NORTHEAST CORNER Or
FOURTH AND GARY STREETS,
so LONG OCCUPIED BY q.
w. KOYSrER, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.
We will sell on the premises, at o'clock
FRIDAY, MAY %. 1885.
the above described property. The HOUSE
has eight good.size rooms, five closets, bath
room. and two water-cosets; detached
kitchen with four rooms; range with hot
and cold water: stable and carriage-honse (;
all in good repair. The LOT fronts 20 feet 3
Inches. and runs back 1b3 feet 10 wide
alley The whole surrounded by beautiful
row OF trees. This IL one Of the best anu
most desirable pieces Of property for lis size
now on the market. Considering lis near.
ness To business. the Second Market. anu
various churches, besides being In one 0i
the best neighborhoods Ia the city, win no
bad Surroundings, Il should attract the at
tention of those desiring pleasant nome
as we'll rs for profitable Investment.
TERMS one fourth cash; balance In SIX
twelve and eighteen months hearing pei
cent. interest secured by trust-deeti.
J. THOMPSON BROWN x CO..
Auctioneers.
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BY X. Il. Chailin & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers'
No. north tenth street.

A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE il SIDNEY. JUST
OUTSIDE THE CITY or RICHMOND.
BETWEEN THE EXTENSION or MAIN
AND CARY STREETS. ON
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
MAY n. 1855.
AT > O'CLOCK. on THE
PREMISES PuINuant 10 authority gwen
me. ! shall. GA the day and at the hour
named offer for sale to the highest bidder
that VERY VALUABLE AND lMPItON-
ING PROPERTY In sidney in the county
OF HenricO. owned by Mrs. Mary T.. Belland
lately occupied 10y Mr.. Mason.
The rapid growth and extension Of Rich
mond In the locality Of this property makes
IT most desirable Tor investment | know
OF none near Richmond 80 inviting. There
are about eight acres In the whole place
but 10 will he divided into lots Ia suit pur-
chaScrS.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance In four
eight. and twelve months, purchaser 10
execute negotiable notes. well endorsed
carrying interest from date. and tile re-
tanned til paid, or trust deed. II required.
Purchaser To pay taxes for 1859.
ALEXANDER DOMAIN
Executor and Trustee.
Sale by X. Il. CHAFtIS 4 Co.. Auctioneers
at Whose Office plat can be seen and tull par
ticulars obtained. my -
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nA1LnOAD IdNEs.
THESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL.
~ WAY.--ScfiEDULEI IN EFFECT
NAV

~ WAY.-SEhEDULE ~ EFfEtT
NAY 10. 1855:
LEAVE RICHMOND.
o:35 A. ~. For Newports News. Old Pont
Comfort, and Norfolk. Dall,
except sunday. Only thre.
boars and thirty minutes Rich.
mOnd 10 Norfolk.
fl.3O A. N. FOR all stations ana Lex nQtfn
KY. Louisville. and Cincinnau
Mall except Sunday. Connects
direct for Iynehbarg.
$50 z. N. For Newports News. Old Point
and Norfolk. Express except
400 T.. N. Charlottesville accommodate,
Daily except Sunday. stops At
oil, stations.
7:2o r. N. FOR Louisville and Cineinpsu
connecting for all points Mesf
Northwest. and southwest. FaN
express daily. Does not siop oi
bcal business. Pullman slseu
,ng-cars Richmond Ia ripcis
natl and from Washington ana
Charlottesville Ca Louisville
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
e26 A. N. From Charloitesyille, excen,
i1nsA. NJ. From Norfolk, OH Point AN,
Newport NeNseNcept SUNDAY
SA0 n. M. From Louisville. Duciuuatt 49,,
/ all local points. exec NJ Suudsv
I 7:Os 4. N. From Norfolk, Old Point. sos
! Newports News. Daily except
/ $50 r. NJ. FROM IOulsNlichhu Aiucluuatf
! Fast line daily.
Depot: Seventeenth aud Broad streets
Ticket-O rices: 1000 Main street and Chssa
peake amt Ohio Railway depot
| n. ". FULLER
General Passenger Agent,
wv. SMITH. Genessl Manager. DO, .
DICuMOND AND ALLgGlIANN
~ RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE or TRAINS
IN EFFECT APRIL ~. 1855
THREE DAILY TRAINS (ENCEPr Sun
BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND LINCHhtko.
Through Accom- Nr.i
Mail, notation. fNpp.as
EMO. I. .No. T. 40.
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By Jas. Macdougall, Auctioneer.
No. 1924 Main street.

A UCTI0N SALE.-iIaying sold my
"a farm. called Dover In GOochland
county, Va. depot B0scobel | viii sell at
auction, for cash. on the farm.
TUESDAY, MAY 18TH.
at1Oo'clOck A. NJ. all the PERSONAL PRO
PEKTl consisting ofthe following 100 Bar
rels Corn; II Large and Strictly First Class
Mules: Marcs-three with Young FOals
10 Colts-one. two, ana three year Odds
40 head of Cattle-high grade " Devon and
Durham l Registered Durham Bull.
three years Old; Thoroughbred Alderny
Bull. two years old; lao Sheep and Lambs
l Woods self Binder, In perfect order. used
only one season; Corn. Mil. = Mowers
10 one aud Three Horse .. e. Flows;
Three Horse Scotch HarrowS; | Peerless
Steam Eng ine--siN horse power; Acme
Harrow and All other farming implements
and carpenters tools used on a ural-ciass
plantation.
A special train will leave the Allegheny
depOta AT 5 O'Clock A. VI. Free transportation
To all who desire To go nom Richmond.
myI7 GEORGE LEE.
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ARRIVE RICHMOND

ego 4. NJ. MAI. daily excerpt SUNDAY.
1910 A. N. ACCOMMODATIONS daily lrA
c-pi sunday
1925 A. NJ. NIGHT EMPRESS dauN ory
cept Monday
SUNDAY ACCOMMODATES I.tat.i.
Richmond and ScottSN ille leaves h ......If
500 A. NJ; returning. arrN - at E,Hu..t
LIZ 4 Al
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By i. Thompson Brown a Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l1l3 Main street.

A SMALL, MODERN, STOCK
~ BRICK DWELLING. No. l4L3 ROSS
STREET. MOST CONVENIENT 10 ~ 81
NESS CENTRE. FOR SALE Ar Al HrlON
The owner now removing 10 NOrlh caro-
lima, authorizes the above PROPERTY "a
be sold at public auction on
TUESDAY. MAY 26rH
ot q O'Clock T.. VI. The DWELLING Is To-
Gated on the south line of Ross street, aud
fronts thereon l2t feet, with depin oi loi
about I2J feet to AN alley II feet wide, and
il contains six rooms. besides closet and
bath room. Sc.. ana Is most conveniently
located as fO the business centre.
TERMS: one third cash balance In six
and twelve months. interest added, aud Sc
cured by trIstdeed
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
N.Y. l AuctiOueers.
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DICHMOND AND DANYUlE
~ RAILROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EfFECr MAY 10. lsss

SCHEDULE IN EfFECf MAY 10. lbss
LEAVE RICHMOND.
zoo A. M.-(IhrUugh- Passenger Mai. dai.
ly)-FOr all stations betWtru
Richmond and Danyllle con
Meeting NJ Orrensboro' Tor 80,
leigh, GoldsbOro. aud Sairn
Branch points; tayetteN iilrrut
all g. r. ana \. '. local potuI.
and al Charlotte for CDIumin
and Southeast. also tor Atlanta
New Orleans, aud Southwest.
Pullman Sleeper Klchmuuo
10 bfeeDsbOrO', DanNille to Al.
gusta. without change. aut
Danyille 10 New Orrans. win.
Out change.
s:25 4. M.-(Through Passenger, DAILY
Stops at all stations connect ur
at keysyille fOrall pOintsuu tur
Richmond and Meek lrnbut.
railroad (iaily. except SUNDAY j
Greensboro fer salem Branch
al Salisbury for W. Nc. 4 l.
stations, NJ \ tianta for Jackson.
vile; Fla, New Orleans mud
Southwest.
Pullman Buffet sleeper bsL.
vile Ia Atlanta, Greeusbuio Co.
Asheville. Danylil- Ia New coz.
leans without change
$50 4. M.-(1Ork- River iHAseu ger--dafNp
Connects al West Point dal!y
except sunday with si,amrs
Tor Baltimore aud points NOiiii
500 +. M.-lbon- Air Accomm modal lOu-tia
ss y. except sunday)--F"r c"a.'
Il2 A. M.-lYork-Kiger Freight-h ou
Twenty fourth Street deput
daily except sunday I-tpi
West Point.
ARRIVE Al RICHMOND.
700 A. M.-tron Atlanta. GOldsDofO'. IA
leign, and intermediate IoihtI
daily.
SAL A. M.-From Coaineld ami Bon A.
daily, except sunday.
io;2o A. h.-trom West Point (daily )-Gal
tinore and points North daiD
except Sunday.
4:lO 4. M.-FtOm ell heal stations atlanta
New Orleans. aud SonthNesi
daily.
sos r. M.-freig6t daily, except SUNDAY
iron. " est Point.
TICKET OFFICES. loco Main street, aus
~ the Richmond aud Danyillo Railroad
NJ. sLAuGHTEk.
General Passenger Agent,
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager.
A. l.. kivss. General Manager. NH Is
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
THROUGH ALL-RAiL FAST fREiGhr
LINE TO AND FROM BALfIMOht
PHILADELPHIA. NEw HORk.
AND EASTERN AND MfSr-
EisS ClfIks.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS hhTM ftN
RICHMOND AND BAirlMukf ~
EACH DIRECTION
psln.s TSSoasS blls o. lsdlas issnsa a.
bow nte4 y. A. TAYLOR
IA 9snsrA Freight Agent
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KErRIGERATons. STOVES. &c.

IOIlN BOWERS,
- No. z GOVERNoR STREET,
RICHMOND.
Large stock OF REFRlGERATORS. OIL
STOVES, GARDEN HOSE, and VASES.
No more sewer-gas at night. Get the
PATENT TRANSFORMATION STOPPER
Send for circulars and price-llst.
ap 15-Tu. I'll. &Su-2m
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pICIIM0ND BAZAAR, mr.
Nos. 1898 AND 1850 FRANKLIN STREET.
BUGGIES, CARRIAGES. WAGONS,
Az AIllrIInN.


AT AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY. MAY ~. 1883.
at 1880 o clock a. NJ, We Will sell. without
limit or reserve, at the Richmond Bazaar,
the largest and most complete assortment
OF NEW aud SLIGITlN-USEDN VEHICLES
ever offered al public sale IN this city. The
work consists In part of Top aud Open
Brewsters aud End. Spring Buggies. car
riages. Village aud ROad-Caris PhaetOns,
Surry Wagons: 1TottingM Wagon, 10y
"StiVers": City-Made Grocery and DE
livery Wagons: and a consignment Of eight
Top Bugges. from the celebrated makers
ID. \. Atick & Sons. This work must be
sold There Is no limit on 70. No post
ponement. Terms cash.
T.. Is. COOK. AuctiOneer
j. h. DAVIS Proprietor.
INV 20. W r Su, Tu&W5t
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EDUCATIONAL.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTI-
TlIE,

TUE.
The BOARD or VISITORS will meet in
annual session on 20TH OF JUNE TO make
APPOINTMENT OFCADETS aud for such
other business as may be- brought before II.
Applications will be received by the under
signed for S1ArE-CADEr and PAl-CA-
DEF appointments from any senatorial dis
trict Of the State. For full Information adj
dress FRANCIS ii. SMITH,
my l0-Su Tu&fhtJe2O superintendent.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
u SUMMER LAW LECTURES mine
weekly begin 9TII JULY. 1855, and end 9th
September. Have proved of signal use
LIST. To students who design tn pursue their
studies at this or other law school. I'd. To
those who propose TO read privately; and
Sd. 10 practitioners who have not had the
advantage OF systematic instruction. For
circular apply az. -. University OF Virginia)
10 JOHN h. MINOR. Professor Common
aud statute Law. my 3-SudMim
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TKAIN1 NnIrIlM AND.

'Daiy. tDally except sunday.
STOPPING PLACES.
Nos. 40 aud ~ make no stOls. no
~ stops only on signal at Chester Geo.
tralie, AMI Manchester. No. a. stops ou}
on signal at Manchester. Nos. Is, 81. -, So
and SO stop At all stations.
PULLMAN-CAk SERVICE
On tnln No. 40 sleeping cats between
Washington aud Charleston. ON train No
~ sleeping cars between Washington nnl
Jacksonville, tia. on trains Nua. ~ nui A.
sleeping cars between New York ami Jack
sonVlllo.
THE ONLY ALL-RAlL ROUTE 10 NOR
FOLK.
LEANk, AhklNA.
kchm'd tll:30 A. Norfolk ....3.ZO =. "a
Norfolk. tlO:UO A. NJ. kichn'h. ..I:5O y u
Norfolk. 1890 Pm. ki0hm' $3.50 Z. 81
Nos 81 and - make close connection o.
and from Farmylle. Lynchburg aud SOU %.
western points, and NAY stations or thf
Norfolk aud Western railroad. The con.
nectiOD FROM Richmond To Norfolk win he
by No. 81. except IN sundays. when a. .
connection Will lee by No. Is.
j. X. KENiN.
Superintendent OF TRANSPORTATION.
I. N. EnERsOs, General Passenger Agent
my
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,WfS fVt"fs w. fo amy atts.
II clearly appears from this that Off
GERS Of the army, before the war, did not
take an oath to support the Constitu-
ton, and that as such they did not in
eur the disabilities Of the fourteenth
amendment is an adjukcated question.
That the oath TO ;. bear true faith and
allegiance to the United States Of
America" did not amount TO an oath
70 support the Constitution, as some
have already asserted, is also an sdj,t-
dicated question, as shown by the judg-
nent Of the court in sustaining the plea
81 Colonel Holman in the ease men
toned.
Can you longer doubt that General
LAYTON is no. disqualified iof holding!
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For sale h.
CO;rIsT ORDERS.

7 W
Agents for Virginia Mineral springs Wa
ters my S-FSSu3w
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inebriety Among Railroad Enxineers,

As q class, railroad engineers IN ac-
tive service are exceptionally temperate
men. The daily performance of their
duty requires a clear brain and steady
nerve. which is very soon broken up by
any use of alcohol.
The nerve tension to which they arc
subjected in active work produces after
time many and profound nerve dis
orders. One Of the hints of breaking
down In this class is excessive caution
and timidity. Often men who have had
an accident and escaped without any
external injury will soon exhibit signs
OF mental shock, in what is called loss
of nerve, or childish caution. Their
trains will always be late, they will
slow down" and slacken speed from
no reason except some internal fears,
and have to be changed to other work.
Insomnia and dyspepsia are also COM
mon signs Of exhaustion After the
days run, they will be unable to
sleep Or properly digest food, and alco-
hol IN some form will be found to give
relief. This will soon verge inte ine-
briefly, and the drinking will be con-
fined to the hours after the work g
over. During the day they drink moth
ing, except, perhaps, beer, and that in
great moderation; but when night
comes they use spirits to excess again.
After time such men will show marks
Of failure in excessive caution or reck-
lessness, and be very irregular in the
management OF the engine. They
will have heated journals and broken
engines beyond the average experience.
These and many other indications
soon render them unfit for the work.
1t is the opinion Of a competent au-
thority that an engineer who begins to
drink, will be, as rule, obliged to
give up work intwo years from general
inconpetency, although his use Of
spirits may be at home and largely con-
cealed, and what is called general mod
GRAFTON. A fact has recently come to
my notice with its explanation that is
of unusual interest. On through line
running out from New York it has
been observed that nearly all the en-
gineers who were changed and dis
charged for drinking we're ON the night
trains, and were considered the most
competent. The conclusion was that
men ON these night runs were more
likely to drink, and the individual
opinions Of railroad managers agree on
this point. - Medical and Setrgical
Reporter.
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Ab0nt Cameis,

A writer says: THE camel is the
most p, rfect machine on four legs that
we ha any knowledge Of A cred
pudding footed. pride of TIE desert.
The expression on the ace of nm
is rather pathetic His eyes are .rse
and liquid, and above. them are 4 ep
c. v'ties large enough to hold hen y
egg. he aquiline nose, with long,
slanti t no trils that he cnn loss.
ti9 Il ;,2. s. the s,n,l ste',s .ul not,
barn. = ii is IT the ,:es"r; ri,e "
sorrow u: wi Il 10 i;-e.t. Tne
unde lip is pointing and pt.'s,f.Hs Il
You are III Oil stirp; SO vixen Jte
p,c. east i,'rst. into tt.>ra H. cries
10 and )" :: l.ae \ ves.. c:lj.;
he IL { .. tlA c.oel az = strv
sIhG;'.,r re.ciion, vt f,s,.,t
T 8 >o'.. 4 and spenss q. q. '
fa.l .. g l. III be eat a.
o.: ~. /. utt.ril. -t...2,
frt - " v"ui. -, a..
IRON :. 4. s.i'l, AZ; h. y v.ly
s.:i,- - MT of :. ..tt'.a--.
u l..c q t,eye. - 4 ci.ra-
val !. IL 'ss'a ;No ;.a'l sree IA s an
Lou, ti... c,.mei Jog -, !=uur
afse ou4 81 th saue pace I; - !.
to b. alnoas AZ resi- =. 'ig as l. ;.le
lNora:ng vhea be started til hi,tsafes
TIE rab.sls say OF the ca 4.,,i: 80. :.
beast ia monument Of ,.od's mercy
The camel sheds his hair ,eYularv
once year, and carpets and tent-clotis
are adc from It; it is also woe. into
cloth. Soa OF it is exec. .dingi, tine
an! soft. though it is usnali, c,.a, e
al. ro ga, and ls used for making coats
for t.t. she herds a4d csmel-l i, r;
and huge water bottle leather sacks,
slSo ssn'lals, ropes, and thongs are
made of its skin.
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BLINKs. who is as bald as a badger,
when asked why he did not wear .
wig, said that as to his badness, he did
not care tupees about it, and though he
had often thought OF covering it up, he
never could come down to the scratch.
-Teras Siftings.
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AHD now comes chemist and ex-
r'odes tie theory that unholted tlou ;s
t ic ro,t nutritious, by Stating that ex-
ptr IN uts show nat it is hard I to d.
geet. The most sensible plan to follow
Is to eat wkat experience has proved
rrraes with you.
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WHEN a man is driven to despera.
tion, he generally holds the reins and
loosens the brake himself.
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TIE Indian method Of planting corn
WAS to make q conicai hillock, in the
top OF which the corn was placed, and.
being used year after year for tie same
purpose, these hills became SO hard
that they have, in some old fields,
lasted till to-day. In some places in
Michigan heavy growth OF maple has
sprung up since, aud yet the old corn
hills are clearly marked.
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If you have a pretty daughter you
will have brain full of anxiety and .
house full of scented note paper.
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To HAVE nothing to say aud to keep
saying it Is what makes you tired-and
every Qua else.
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A Rise in TemlArature.

A wealthy and charitable lady. re-
turning from drive on u bitter cold
day, calls for her steward and bids him
send some wood instantly to poor
family that is almost frezing to death.
Then her ladyship throws of her
wraps and wheels her easy chair up to
the blazing fire, and soon is warm end
comfortable.
Enter the steward to ask how m.lcl.
wood he shall send the sufferers.
We'll. says the lady, reflcctively,
Il don't know. Never Mindful think
over it and let you know. There isn't
really any hurry about it; You see, it
has grown much warmer since came
III. "-Pdrts paper.
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The greatest honor that can be paid
to virtue is to live It.
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The CLOTHES Of summers day" il
evidently what "the evening wore"
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PROMISES hold men faster than ben
snts; hope i a cable and gratitude
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artistic PAINTINGS.

Mr.. Bashful-"My daughter is max.
ing surprising progress as an amateur
artist. She recently painted a lahd
scape which was 80 real that the low
ing of. the cattle could be hea d dis
tinctlv."
Dir. Hashful-"pretsy good; but my
daughter Sal kin beat that"
Mr. B. What. has your daughter
been developing Is an embryonic art
ist2"
Mr.. HI don't know e7 she hes
bin doin' that, but she painted p,ctur
of q green cOwsumber 40 MATERIAL that it
give the hull family the cholera NOR
bus. '--feWm0n lndeDe,sdept.
A New YoRK man has invented q con-
trivanse with which he claims to be
able to reduce the temperature of q
room to eighty-five degrees below zero.
His scheme, it is presumed. is simply
to introduce half dozen uncouth rural
relatives into the city residence Of their
fashionable aunts and female cousins.
Their cool reception would be apt to
make them think that the temperature
had suddenly fallen to one hundred
and eighty-five degrees below zero
Ner''iStOu>r He, aid.
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a, BECAUSE man is a poor devil in
tnis world tha. is no reason he won't
mske good one in the next.-Peck'S
Ntass.
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THERE are seventy-eight women
studying medicine at Paris, thirteen of
whorl are Parisians.
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NONE are so blind as those who cSn
but will not see.
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2Oth Judicial District Court. Par
ish LafOurche.
CLERKS OFFICE

NIIENh y OFFTCE
/, the undersigned. do hereby certify thai
the following uamed persons werr drawn Ar
Jurors for the December term of Court 1885
by the Jury commissioners of said Parish
on the eth day of October 1885.
For the first week of Court, to serve a,
Grand and Prti, Jurors, for Monday, De