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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-07-28
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official Journal Of the Ioacu.
Our Agents..

MAJOR E. A. Burke, State Treasurer,
has accepted an invitation from President
BrOgan to visit his home in Sonta Barba-
IA, Spanish Honduras.
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For further information write clearly
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-07-28

The Shreveport Times says: The
City Item has called the attention of
one Sam Small, peripatetic prevari-
Gator, to the fact that he left unpaid
in the city of New Orleans some years
since few small bills of sundry char
acter, and that his conduct in regard
to these during his late visit to the
Crescent City did not botoken a man
of lofty integrity. The press of New
Orleans seemed to defend the reverend
repudiator, when the Item, returns to
the fray thus:
A gentleman prominent in financial cir
Giles here on reading the complaint in yes
terday's Item of a creditor of the Rev. Sam
Small, that the latter not only broke his
promise to return borrowed money and to
pay other bills, but avoided an interview
although said creditor was an old and
"dcar friend"-remarkad: "Why, Sam
owes me about 800. Part of it was for
$50 dress coat. 1 then had a clothing
house at Houston. Small was cast for a
leading part in private theatricals-he is
a good actor-and needed dress coat.
loaned him one out of the stock, and it
fitted him so well that he kept it and told
me to charge it. 1t stands charged. Al
together he got into lie for between 800
and 800" did you see him on his re-
cent visit :" "Once. l met him just as
he was about entering Werlein Hall to
call sinners to repentance; but Ae hasten
ed in without neutrality-suspicious. even APP
pearing to recognize me-"
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"A LAD Of seventeen was enticed
into game of poker by saloon keep
er at Carlisle, Ind, and lost sl1. The
saloon keeper invited the plundered
youngster ty remain in his place all
night and he did. During the night
he took his lost sll from the keepers
pockets aud went off. He got his
money back but he was sent to the
peniten;iary by jury for stealing
The Governor has committed his sem
tence tn term in the reform school,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-07-28
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'"' i'8o't W oee Aiiii' " ny, JHuSe,
she exclaimed, :'here you are at work
on your wedding day. / hear you are
to be married at $3.50 o'clock, and here
it is $3.50" The Comptroller looked
up and said in a very unconcerned
manner: ayes, am. to be married in
an hour. l can finish this work in
thirty minutes, and that will leave me
just thirty minutes to dress and get to
the house. You can rest assured that
l will be there. The ceremony cannot
go on without me-"
ADVICE TO MorHERs-Are you dis
turhed at night and broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and cry
ing with pain of cutting teeth? Is so,
send at once and get bottle of Mrs.
Wins1ou's Soothing Syrup for children
tecthi2g. It's value is incalculable. 1t
will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mcdlately. Depend upon it, mothers,
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dysentery and diarrhea, regulates the
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softens the gums, reduces inflammation
and gives tone and energy to the whole
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rup for children tecthinQ is pleasant to
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"A SUNDAY law which has long
been dead letter at Vicksburg is now
to be put in force and that through the
influence of the whisky dealers. The
warm contest over the prohibition
movement there has aroused much an
mostly between opposing partisans,
and the whisky men appear to think
they can worry their opponents by de-
handing general closing of places of
business on Sunday than liquor deal
ers will suffer by such movement
The City Council, yielding to the pres
sure, has pissed an ordinance to en-
force the law, which will go into exc
cution next Sunday. 1t will be an in
teresting experiment to the people of
Louisiana. New Orleans Picayune,
July Goth.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-07-28

DANGER "A neglected cold or
cough may lead to Pneumonia, Con-
sumption or other fatal disease
otrong's Pectoral Pills will cure cold
as by magic: Best thing for dyspep-
STA, indigestion and sick headache, as
thousands testify.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20
A MOROsE JOURNALIST.
The Eccentric MeCuiisgh. of the ST. Louis
Globe e-DemocrAt"-How He Deals
With the stan Of the Paper.

Seeing that dispatch in the papers about
J. b. McCullagh. Of the Globe Democrat
havils been hu-t oy the falling Of report
er's stand a. So. Louis" remarked an old
time St. Louis reporter, reminds me that
Of all the strange aud queer newspaper men
in the country ne u one OF the strangest
and queerest He sits at his desk twelve
hours a day-fr0m mon 70 midnight be
rarely talks except 20 give an order. and
outside The associate editor. Captain King
The night editor and city editor there are
feV % whom be ever speaks inside the
0fhce. There are are editorial writer's on bis
paper whom be wlli not address once I'm SIX
months. and { know more taan one who
has leit him on that account. lie is getting
better than be used 20 be. formerly IL
reporter got sc0oped bis name was Dennis.
remember once for Was on the paper at
ar che fime. " EN- uothing went right in The
citv department The q p. Was getting
let's every isV on local news. and DO was
evident tbe c.fv editor didn't know bis
business one morniag NcCulIaEh came
down -l fhe Office and nrei the entire Ciy
1aIaf inm Che cty editor down 20 the
.1resr reporter Hes a popular man in
macy WAYS Every tay fhe reporters mars
tee.r Tnrs SD taat be know exactly whaf
rleF arc doing Wien q reporter does
rt.4l r,aCa ~ Vars b. calls Uim inr0 bis
1tes 1af gives aim caecs iar SD 9r 80
hec Ilu Ca .a--her. tne oi ard.st wss
saIFai uFsrrrv which bad puzzled the
namei Mars tt1rhli daughter of "a
r-anInenr eoai isaIsr disappeared. and
HaorIV knew Tlar- sire wert Eam hsp
BarFu tn discover Der hiding place. rlt a
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20
- L.ane 5 sgNNEs 80


-1 .-rl-A Afa--erzas IS a-aal % nalg
Aaier.c-as says lle Sen ars HerslS eat
iea may -afs isa .saelel 10 naea .ls
Riser Aa4ei -lree lllles further le aad o.
e-ler lle lr.a1 4Ai srsen tfrass4uz.l..4i
a--l I-s-az srss.il-.lg stretches On ia s
salt-F es-ef.g iiree.-4n toward tle meaa-
,a-a le-zs 81 -ae lFrol Aud ysg lllls pas-
aea el the b4sariaa highlands eaaeeais
strange t4-ass. ani AZ 4rcolng VI the
Llaae-llf sounds as al echo fgm .he
Arab an aizlis. There stands a pal4ee an
i...--tilou 4i sac oLe al Versailles. tllsaltc
eal allrz slplerl rhe proireI4s parts ol
-le rl-llDe tl-E balconies aud inches.
rll4 Hitl ll4El-e statutes. enuVcu
t7 irons aud ale-orlcai ng-
ares or al kuas tile seasons. aid
ieaE pafis oi the world yea L0uis tlaatorle
lia1eli, are distributed .u iAe 4ruOIs and
snr-naef--s all around Tie entrance Is
copied frou tle beautiful porch of The
Cathedral a. Rheims The interior of iAe
chateau Is iaraisned from Paris, in the gor-
seous style Of the Renaissance. Costly
trooeliLs deck the walls, namoeriess agates
ornament tLo stoves embroideTIes OF rare
and expensive sind meet the eve every
lere. and the bed in which the King used
10 sleep IS of - magnificent construction, ,
tle gold embroidery on tie red velvet cur
t4lns so elaborate. that fabulous sum Is
SAID ID have been spent on this article OF
furniture alone
But al this spiendor sinks into insignih-
canoe before the marveis in the park Mem
orles OF ancient Greece rise up before US a.
Ne behold on the hillside temple ot Venus.
ana ln 90 beautiful statue Of the goddess
in the purest marble 0t Carrara Beniud IL
a tunnel Of great extent leads as into the
bowels of the mountain. Here all the
waters descending from the klammspitz
and the Heanelk0pf have been caught up
ana gathered into an artificial subterranean
lake already the subject Of legendary lore.
The cavern Is coated on the inside with ta-
iaceOus limestone and Is known by the name
ot the Blue 0rOtIO, owing % the blue re
splendencc of the water ~ il in former DAYS
The King caused the cave 10 be lit np by
day AMI oy night with artificial flames
protected by globes or plates OF gilt glass
and thus 70 was on waves or liquid gold that
gllded along the swan shaped gOndola and
IT'S solitary occupant, girt. may be, with
L0hengriu's armOr. An ingenious c0ntnv-
ance, driven by steam. Agltated the waters
OF this still cave and produced the semblance
OF the effects of breeze. No human eve
being allowed 70 gaze on this strange
OOatlng exercise the life of the royal hermit
was IN no small danger some time ago
when the steam engine created a veritabe
storm and the bark was capsized
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20

JONI H. ft hNi-es Htit'fEtth
ln thls cause if appearing from affidavit on
file that the defendant John D. Reynolds 81 nof
resident Of this State. bul that his fcsideuos iE
unknown. ON MOTION ~ Ward a Ward. conI-
complainant solicitors. oricui that thg arI-.sr-
aucc o. sald non. resident John y Reynolds De-
entered herein within iye mouths fron the Gate
of this order and in case of tis appearance that
he cause hs snsver She tlll 81 complaint l0 d.
nled. and copy fkercef 81 D. ed thr oofn-
piainsut solicitor within twenty days asr service
on him of copy 81 SAD h aud uutce oi ttlt order
and Ia default thereof said tl uiN be taken
confessed hy said nCn-rofidUuf defendant And
81 II further ordered fbef within twenty dayt fhe
complainant csu>e ffoticC 81 this Cfefr te fc
Published in the orsHd Rapds TFIEsHAS HrR.
AID, newspapcf rrintec published and circu-
lating iu said Countf ana that sad publication
De continued therein once 81 each wtek flf siS
weeks IN succession or thstthe cause coft uf
this order O. be personally served un said nom
resident defendant at leai fucuiy dayk before thc
time above prescribed for hiE sppCafauoe.
Examined. couutgrfiElcd and entered hv me
ISAAC IL pARRfsH Judge
of fhe Superior CUlff ~ erend Rapids
WARD a WAND Com pIaluHuff NniClforf.
Cuhs ~ ktTuH X. krlisfcr
Atiest true copy of THE original order 0u fle.
CHks y hArHrfN heEister.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20

The interior Of the Forty-second 81. car
stables on Saturday night was a crater OF
red aud yelos flame when the gaze OF the
multitude below became fixed upon the fig
ure.ofa big black car that bad fcJlto the roof
for safety. The tenor notes of the cst we're
audible ah0se the shrieks of the fire engines
aud the rus1 Of water
With fau perpendicular with all four
claws clGrcninE she hof bricks. she uahappy
ieGne began a race Wifh denfu along me
crumplinz edge OF che parapet forty feet
from tse ground Ills i1rm was peucl ed
against A background 20 Gre with Che sharp
lines ol a sifhouefse Once in awhile q reti
tongue of flame would lies bunch Of far
from tae eats cody. and Tith an unctnnv
seream ~ gouy be wuuli leap along tne
paTaIet lse sweeps axes tavarite
Toe crowd oeioN began 90 Eet excited
There was cry fer fne ffemen to rescue
tle only living -hius in or 0n tne blazing
euiidlug bnf faa cat rs1 hifher and thither
20 rapaitV thaf Do eas imfass nie fp teii
Enere to poef ladder Several times he
jumped from a touerirg fragmezt ot wai
est al t crnmhiei and sell n dust and
ashes Tifsia fhe crater. TIE green f-ht az
hls eyes c1ll3 le seen plainly. and So ron
s-anr V.re ais cries that be Ta- evident ths|
a.s longs were seq untogcnei hg che aers
rapers
Al last rescec was attempted snl fhs
c-eNa cbeerei A fireman sealed ff ier
end che caf saF h.n rfn.frz Wifl won
dsriai presence of wand tne u0sr hra.e
s-erFea eFE tae toemn.t rrnE and Uren
tse Nre8 ts was rF stue distance slow
aed even hfs shoulders Nsa and cat
taen safety descended ra tae zroand
Ererr Vee 1t barr ns3 1ees s-u-ei
r-. .sH = -. - Il. a
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20
QUEEN VICS sET.
a Philadelphia saloon "Bouncer" Finds
His Way To Her Msjesty's kennels
The Big Price Paid for Him.

In the kennels OF her Majesty Victoria at
Balmoral Castle in Scotland Is an enormous
St. Bernard dog which is almost as great a
favorte with the gracious ruler of the
United Kingdom as was her faithful bench
man, the late John Brown.
"Odin, as be Is called, measures nine feet
from tip Of nose 10 tip OF tail, and stands
nearly four feet high
That dog, said Mr.. Wolfe late Of the
beer brewing firm OF Engle 4 Wolfe. of this
city, as be showed picture of the beast 10
the Journal correspondent the other dav
was once my property. That was fully
twenty years ago, and kept him IN my sum
mer garden here in Philadelphia 10 frighten
young fellows who refused 10 pay for their
beer. and TO bounce those who became un-
Tuly. One night there was crowd in the
place and "A weli-dressed man. lust little
DIT DOOzed, persisted in treating all around
again and again. Finally he started for the
gate without paying, and | ordered the dog
"a seize him. Did he seize Well | should
say So In a twinkling he had him by the
back Of the neck and had hauled him to the
ground.
Call the brute OFF, yelled the man.
PAY up and | will, | replied.
Finding that resistance was in vain he
paid his bill, and then he said he wanted to
buy the dog. / had no idea be was in
earnest but | told him he could have the
beast for $3.50. he counted out the bills
and taxing the 81. Bernard dog by the col
lar. walked him out of the garden.
The next year, the brewer said. the gem
tenan sold the animal 10 a New York gen
tleman for 81 900, and the New York
gentleman took 'Odin. as he is now called.
10 England with him.
"He was walking in Hyde Park with him
one day when the Queen drove by. She
was 50 much attracted by his great size
that she stopped her carriage ana called 10
him. and the brute went to her. She
patted his head, and by means OF one OF
her equerries inquired whether his owner
would sell him.
The owner said that 500 would buy the
shaggy old boy. and the Queen sent back
word 70 him that he could consider nina
bought. She took the gentleman address,
and the next day a messenger with the
money in crisp Bank of England notes
arrived at bis lodging, paid the price and
took away the dog. that bat few years
before had been 'bouncer in Philadelphia
beer garden. ~. 4 Journal
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20

ORDER OF pI NLlCATION. Slate of n .rhi ieaa.
" The superior Conf ~ Grand Rapids lu
Chaucsrg. suit pending in tht i Terlof iourf u'
Graud hapics al thc cry ot Grand Rapids in salc
County. uu the sih dny 81 June A ~ ls>t.
Mary J. REYNOLDS. Conp plainauL
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20

EF The use uf
Nine Ennalea s
Partisan Nat on
and Mia Wee
Peeder vuu ~
tain vour youth
ifl lHks o. old
arc They re-
move wrinkles.
rlnI lts fre kles
moth hifehcs
ard make The
sEin white ard
smooth auif beau
tifil They Erc
tlle 1niF lHalfi
Gers knouu 20
ousnf woman.
ilie hirllf tTfa
nsie aIty.
faGls personal
beauty i ffr
more si
.han hsils ..ne
afflr most
fniir rec-
nnfr6 81 fhr
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20
A CHASTITY BANQUET.



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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-03-12

j. B. IIamblin & son. Cornwall, VT, to VIII
NJ. Chapman, Romeo, Mich, eve.
Fred A. Myrick, Brdport, Vt, to J. Il. Cher
bino, Middlebury, W.T. rams.
Peter Tulley, Cornwall Vt, to j. a. Wright,
Middlebury, W.T. ram.
TT Close, ohio, to j. A. Johnston, Cam
bridge, O., ewes.
j. A. Wright and G. Il. Witherel to T. F..
Chamberlin, Kansas, Is rams, 6 from y. II.
Hill flock, from Cook and Brown flock ,
from flock of l.. W. Poet, from c. =. Crane
flock, from A. j. Field flock, from ;. W.
Remele flock, 3 from c. II. Witherell flock !
from A. j. Foote flock and from flock of =.
Tulley.
Il. Il. Nottingham & son, Vermont to l.. W.
Pease, Ticonderoga, n. Y, rams.
o. f. Atwood, Richvillc, VT, to Marcellus
Royce and Henry Hack, Vt, ram.
j. T. Stickney, Shoreham, VT, to A. W.
Stic<ncy, Lapeer, Mich, ram.
If. w. Townsend, New London, ohio, to |. ;.
Townsend, New London, Ohio, ram.
Dean Il Jennings, West Cornwall, Vt, to +.
c. Farnham, Shoreham, Vt, rams.
c. p. Crane, Bridport, Vt, to A. \. Wood,
Saline, Mich, p ewes, 20 from flock of c. =.
Crane and from flock of {. II. & j. A. James
ID. f. Doty, Vermont, to a. \. wood, saline,
Mich, p ewes.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-03-12
STATE OF VERMONT.
- District OF Addison. IS.

Be it remembered, that ut session of the
Probate Court holden ut Middebury, within
and for said district on the 9Th day OF March,
a. ID. lSS6. ans
Present Hon. Lyman f.. Knapp, Judge.
Whereas, II certain instrument in writing,
under seal, purpOrting to be the last will and
testament of Caroline NJ. Lewis, late of Orwell,
in said district, deceased, having been this
day presented to said Court of Probate and
duly filed in the Probate office Therefore, it
is ordered that all persons interested in the
estate of said deceased, be notified to appear
before said court, at the Probate Office in Mid
dlcbury, in said district on the 18th day OF
April, A. ID. lSS6, ut 10 o'clock, "A. ~, by
publication of this order three weeks success
sively previous thereto. in the Middlrburv
Register II newspaper printed at Middlcbury,
aforesaid, to show cause, if any they may
have why said instrument in writing should
not he proved and allowed, aS the last will
and testament of the said deceased.
ll-}w LYMAN f.. KNAPP, Judge.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-03-12
OOMMIssIONERs' NoTIcE.-Estate o,

Y IhurIcsFN. OUTING
The Undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court for the District OF Adj.
Olson, Commissioners, to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all per
sons against the estate OF Charles :. Cutting.
late of orwell, in said District, deceased, and
all claims exhibited in offset thereto, hereby
give notice that we will meet forthe purposes
her next from 10 O'Clock II. IN. until o'clock
p. m, each of said days, and that six months
time limited by said Court for said creditors
to present their claims to us for examination
and allowance.
Dated at Orwell, VT, this LIST day of March,
\. ID. ISIS.
!. T. BRANCH, copr,s
10 &. +. ABEL, iN""'i o