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The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-08-18
JUST A WORD.

Farmer friend, you need my
"BooK OF ENsILAGE," on "the dis
covery of the age" farming for
profit, cheap farm buildings-most
profitable breeds OF sheep, hogs,
&c. Warmly endorsed by the
Press; only 50o-that returned if
not satisfactory. Address,
T. 3. CARsKADoN,
Keyser, W. Va.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-08-18
Music, Music.

G. L. Spence, the live, wide
awake Music Dealer, still leads the
van.
He has three large stores, and
keeps twenty statesmen travelling
through Ohio and West Virginia
selling all the leading makes Of
Pianos and Organs, and Sewing
Machines.
Correspond Nth him for terms
and prices.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-08-18
Prohibition Documents.

No. l. "Our Appeal to Caesar" The Ma
tionaI Committee. pages.
No. 2. "Ground, Object, Right and Method
of Prohibition" Herrick Johnson, d. d.
SPACES.
No. 3. "Review of No. 2 by Howard Crosby,
D, D., and DR.. Johnson's Rejoinder."
pages
No. 4. "High License a Backward Step, by
President John Bascom, l. L. D.; and
Fallacies of High License, by Frances E.
Willard. 4 pages.
No. 5. "High License the Monopoly of
Accumulation" T. De Witt Talmage, D. d.
pages
Others will be added as occasions may
indicate.
Address -
A. ]. JUTKINS,
l76 Washington Street, Chicago, Ill
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-08-18
A Dastardly Crime.
A Rohibitiomist MISUNDERSTANDING
Upon the Guilty Parties.

OpOt TIC 0~ss~y Uftsec.
Sioux OrrY, Iowa, August g.
The assassination of the Rev. G. G.
Haddock, pastor of the First Meth
odist Episcopal Church, of this city,
on Tuesday night, was one of the
most cold. blooded murders ever
committed in this State. No ar
rests for the cowardly crime have
yet been made. The murder is di-
rectly traceabls, it is claimed, to
the prosecution of saloon-keepers
recently inaugurated here, in
which the Rev. Mr.. Haddock was
a leader. Up to within a short
time there had been no movement
against the Sioux City saloons, and
it was thought by the liquor men
that none would be made. The
recent move in that direction
caused CONSERVATION and alarm
among them. The most respecta-
BILE of them, however, accepted the
situation and recognized the hope
lessness of resistance if organized
movement was made against them.
Some of the lower classes manifest
ed an ugly spirit, and it is said
threats were made against the
leaders in the prosecutions.
This feeling was intensified,
when few days ago proceedings
were begun in the District Court
against about fifty saloons. MIR.
Haddook was the principle witness
and was very active in procuring
evidence, and was on the stand
daily testifying in different cases.
Open threats were made against
him, and many thought he was
unnecessarily exposing himself !;
but he laughed at the fears of
friends, and won't boldly on with
the work he had set out to accom-
plish, not seeming to have any
fear Of violence.
Tuesday evening, Mr.. Haddock
hired horse and buggy, and, ac-
ompaniod by the Rev. Mr., Turner,
the pastor of the West Side M. e.
Church, went TO Greenville, SUI
burb, where Y saloon or two were
in operation. He returned about
ten O'Clock, leaving Mr.. Turner
at home, and took the buggy back
to tho stable alone. He tnen start
ed for home. Whom only short
defiance from the stable, while cross
ing Water street in the full glare
of street lamp, he was assassi ma
ted. Rain was falling at the time,
and the assassins easily escaped
in the darkness without being rec
ognized.
The affair has caused deep feel
ing of indignation in the commun
ity, and all law-abiding citizens
denouncs the dastardly crime in
unmeasured terms. An overflow
meeting was held at the Court
House last night, at which speech
es were made and resolutions adopt
ed condemning the crime and de.
handing the enforcement of the
law against all violators. The
feeling is extremely bitter, and it
is thought this affair will result in
the closing of all saloons, as men
heretofore apathetic in the matter
have become aroused over the VIC
lence committed, and sympathizers
with the liquor element have
turned against it, ths crime being
laid directly at the door Of the sa-
loon.
A Coroner's inquest is now pro-
ceeding with closed doors, and it is
thought that some sensational de-
velopments will be made before its
conclusion. Governor Larrabse
has offered d reward of $500 for the
apprehension of the murderels.-
Earhange.
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THE SEMINOLE GREEN CORN
DANCE.
Description Given by an Eye Witness
Scene ut an lnuiun Wedding.

4 friend of mine named Moore once
Witnessed the famous green corn dance
of the semlnoleS. Ii was early in May.
One day soon after the orange blossoms
had faded in the hummock-, and the
ta->el> We're just browning ovef the
feid- II c"tn, til re We're < eat p.epara
tion> made for some sort of feast which
Moore Gould not acconnt Tor, aud the
Indians w-r- not co umunica,ive on
the subject. Many cabbage palm trees
w-,r slaughtered and their >n"w-whlie
buds prepared for the pot. \ spot of
ground WAS selected in the >hadiest
part nfti,- hnmmock where three giant
bodied live-OakS l-uIie,I their great
aims together, aud u large space of
gro, nd under the trees was Invested Of
IL Stowth of palmettn> ard bushes aud
>vept clean. !. fire at rich pine knots
and oak limbs was built in The renter.
aud. at.t Il while there was Il deep bed
III NV" fodiS. ne WOMEN came III
from The fields laden with green corn,
which they has ke1 and placed in the
embers I" roast, while the old men held
secret cornci! together and skinned the
deer and wild hogs brought in 10y the
yning Warriors.
Waen the guests had assembled the
chief, Slitttilng in war paint and silver
words directed the opening OF the per
f'rmance. A circle was formed and Il
mach br.n,. durin. which IA strange.
di' ye-l:kc song was cliantcd. md faster
and faster moved the procession. On
aud IN they swept a.nnnd thu fac, not
pau-ing il moment for breath, until tinal
ly the yelling, dancing, Jumping red
SKINS sat town Il rest and 10 feast on
the veni."n. on and palm cabbage.
which Were temptingly. Displayed on
piatters of palmetto. The fragrant
brown ears of toasted corn we've
brought forward and distributed among
the thron., as an emblem OF future
peace and prosperity.
At il Seminole wedding. the new
couple enter "a ling composed Of W or
three dozen dancers. The procession
moves rapidly around them. The bride
s;oom carries in his hand a piece of
.eni>on, aud the bride has I'LL ear Of
corn which she hands to her husband.
saying: II will provide bread if y"u
will furnish the meat" Whereupon
the warrior presents the venison to the
squaw. and repeats his part of the for
mula.
Florida Cor. Detroit Free Press.
Call ut Danscreau & Bourgeois Drug
Store for Creole Female Tonic Oma 5
best Trend.
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Interesting Experiences.

Hiram Cameron. Furniture Dealer
of t~"'nnbus. GA, tells his experience,
,hi~: "Fur three years have tried every
ltinrhv on the market for Stomach
aud III :nry ID ,srrd"r~. but got no relief
until | used Electric i~;i,ters. Took
five bottles a't an NOW cared. ana
think Electric. Hitsrr< the Best Rlo"i
Puitirr in tn. wril '-Ma,nr a. Il.
Reed. If VS. Liberty. XIV n>"'i EIea
irir Hlrt-r- t,r al oil 81 I'll lin. Kidney
aiftrlunn AID -,N- "\nthiu. il - -vrr
done me :" m"sh =" ii IL Electric Bit
t.'S SD II III cents ia h"t. rs
J. @. I.nri,y. 4
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The KEYSTONE OF PROGRESS.-Ad.
vance in knowledge, social, intellectual
and moral improvement,-is that de.
partment of progress underlying all
others ; is tho keystone that crowns
the temple of human progress with
beauty. strength and perpetulty. Let
the education of the masses, be treated
with an indifference and neglect by
any people and unthrift, dissipation
and crime will lurk in every r
Ignorance is the most deadly foe to
progress and reform.
Southern Industrial Review.
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The DIFFICULTY SoLvED.-Olds DR.
Hewsnn was distinguished for philan
thropy On II occasion the doctor
had u case Of malignant typhoid fever.
He prescribed rest and nourishment tor
his patient.
Give Dan plenty of chicken. He
must have more nouri>hment.'
'.Shall | kill a chicken e
Yes, you'd better kill a young oos
ter, boil it we'll and add plenty of
butter. Patients with typhoid fever
like plenty of gravy"
Dams wife killed, dressed and cook
ed a fine chicken.
That's about right said the doc
tor, who was experimenting the job,
as he obviously eyed the chicken.
Dan how are you feeliugy'
Illustrate, doctor, first rate"
LET me feel your pulse
Dan extended his arm and hand.
'.You are more feverish than usual.
l just ordered your wife to broil a chick
en-, but you cant eat it; you're too fe
verish."
What shall we do, doctor ?" in
quired the vile.
81 see no way out of the difficulty
but to eat the chicken ourselves. 7
once suffered from typhoid fever my
self, madam :"
Troy Telegram.
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Gle Jbibo0aux Sentinel
SATURDAY, MAY -, 1856.
Concurrent Resolution.
By Mr.. Con,on

By Mr.. Con,on:
Asking for an appropriation by Con
gress for The pniluse of dredging and
removing islands, sand bank. and 9th
pr Ob>t, actions If whatever nafnle
they may be, from the month of Raynn
Latoulrn- Whtlt it -nIl'tit~ ut" the
Cult of A@leNlro, in The parish of La
fourch- in l. 70 lrc.ir parish, State OF
Louisiana.
Where's, there are nnmernusi islands.
sand banks and Other ol,>truCtion> III
the B.v"n Laf,nrrh :. from lis mouth
up to Racpland Station
Whereas. Ti,e crH-lnl navigation of
said hiyn" Is greatly imprdrl thereby ;
Whereas. The removal of said
island. sand banks and other obStluc
tons. the dredging and 'ltepen'n. of
the chann-i of said bayou. would g'r,t
ly facilitate the transportation of the
various aud extensive p,odncI> OF said
section of he corntry and give speedy
ard sure communication with the mar
ket- of lli- world
Be il ,rsolvedby the Hnn-e of K pre-
sen,atives of The State of Louisiana. the
Senate cnnc"r,in.. That oar Senators
and Representatives. in Congress be
and they are hereby requested To urge
upon Congress the passage Of ~ act
making an appropriation of Il >ntli it mt
sum of money for the drtd.in. and
deepening of the channel of said h,y"n:
and also for the removal of the Islands
and other distractions from said chan
mel, from the mouth OF said bayou
where it empties into the Gulf of MrXi-
co in the parish of Lafourche to Race
land station on Bayou Latonrchc in
LafOurche parish, State nf Louisiana.
and requiring the Federal Government,
through the pI.rer department to tax.
measures for the removal If said nh
structions, and for the dredging aud
dee lening OF the channel If bayou La
fourche, between said points, SO as to
improve the navigation thereof. and
give speedy, direct aud safe means of
transportation and communication to
the inlahliants OF said section of the
country.
Be it further resolved. That the Gov
ern"r be equested to forward il copy
OF these resolutions To our S+naiurs
and Representatives 10 Congress.
Mr.. C"ulon moved that the resolu-
ton be adopted.
The motion was agreed to, and the
resolution was adopted.
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A Fly Man Caught at Last.

"ODe of :hc curious traits about those
French Canadian<.' said Il fly maj the
other day, lis the fact that they never
die of old age. Some seventeen wears
ago a couple of us were working a
Great Western train, and we beat IA
Frenchman out of SIS on the three card
monte racket. He was a little, old, vii
ted up specimen, seeming to be all of
IS years old. aud he didn't get the game
through his head until we jumped the
train ut ii small station. The other day
l was coming to Detroit f, ON the east,
aud when the train stopped at St.
Thomas got out to stretch my legs.
l had scarcely touched the platform
when somebody grasped me and a voice
cried out:
".He is da. maan! He bait me out
OF feefteen doilai,e!'
81 looked around to find that same
old Frenchman hanging Il my arm. |
cOulun see t1at he had changed a par
tlcle in looks or grown older by a day.
IL want me fcefteen doilaire he shout
cd as he danced around. Dis man he
throw one-two-three cards and he
taake me feettec dollaire and keep
Il tried to brass it out, but it was
no 90, and the result was that | had to
fork Over the money. He stood there
as the train moved off, and shaking his
Est at me he shouted:
"'Ah! forgot! You doan'tpay ME
no 'nteres' on That feefteen dollalre for
seventeen yaarres! l see You again
mebbe seventeen yaares more.'"
Detroit Free Press.
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l, hereby certify that ON the Eth day Of
Alril ISSu. Tue following named persons
wcr. drawn by the Jury commissioners to
serve as gram, and ct!t Jurors for the JnIe
term OF >ttu Court.
Eut IA. Isl week as tnurt beuinniur nm Mon.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth judicial District Court, Par.
Ish of LatuuIche.
CLERKS OFFICE

CLERK OFFICE
l. hereby certify that on the 18th day Of
Npril lSsn. Tue following. named persons
we're drawn by the Jury commissioners to
crve as grand and ct!t Jurors for the Jnle
ERIN OF sat-, Court.
'or he LIST week OF Court beginning on Mon
day, June 1liI. lSSo, u .arvc is grand AID
petit jury. VIZ:
IIaud Ellis 2nd
= BERNARD Denis 2nd
5 P,cIl,. .Aitre.t 9th
1 Robinson Martin l>t
:, ATTAIN, Enocil onl
u Newell EvaII>tr 9TH
tir;tvoIr AtcXtndre 3rd
Williams Wm. X. 10th
. Bcr.crun Octave y. Ist
10 kuobiOch t.. h. 9TH
II tiattrtauX SpSthene Isl
II OEcale SYLVAN 9TH
Is Scott L ,ul 9Th
IA R'dri"ue rheopbile 9TH
ID Meegrl Robert 4th
III Ross William 3rd
~ Campbell Justin 9th
IS Roblchaux I. L. 2nd
~ HigginbotIam NJ. J. 1tn
20 1~artllttc Nlctuc LIST
y Ciaulin Argus Attn
- Evans Lnals End
% Rhodes Jnu. X. 9nd
"A Fal.out +. Z. Sth
% Morv1ut GuStave 9th
90 kee,. Joseph 3rd
- Jefferson Leo 2nd
% Walker iionor6 3rd
29 Clement II. Jr. LIST
80 Granger Anthony End
81 BUnvlilain Norbert End
30 Boyd Felix 2nd
33 Barrios Pierre 4tA
81 ltobichaux Theo1ule 3ri
81 l.. dtt }. Alciie eth
D. 7 DI... I'll.
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A Chicago girl sat pensively at the
window, gazing upon the blue sky and
tumbling waves of the emerald lake.
"What are you doing, my daugh
teri" asked her father, who was read
ing the market reports.
"B"iIding castles, rapa,' she sighed,
''c:stles in the air"
We'll. don't do it, my child you
can't mortgage buildings like that for IL
darned cent
-,Washington Critic.
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Danger! A neglected cold or cough may
lead to Pneumonia Consumption or other fatal
disease. Strong's Pectoral Pills will cure a
cold as by magic. Best thing for dyspepsia, in
digestion. sick headache as thousands testify.
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HOTEL. ST-J0SEPh.
Pres Ge la Station.)
LafOurchc Crossing, Inc.

Mr.. j. r. Leblanc a lhonneur d'annoncer Il
ses nombreux amis ct a NM. les commits
voyageurs quill Went d'ouvrir un hotel on il
sc propOse, moyennant DIES prix tres-moderes,
de bonner pleine ct entierc satisfaction il ceux
qui voudrOnt bieu lhonOrer de leur presence.
A ih0tel, Mr., Leblanc Went d'aiOuter une
grocerie bien fOnrnie OH SEES clients trouyeront
DIES articles a un prix acknowledgements bas.
dec-26-S5-tf.
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What is more disagreeable to a
lady ,ltan to know that her l,a T..
has not only lost its color, bat is
full of dandruff! Yet such was the
case with mine until l used Par
ker's Hair Balsam. My hair is now
black anhrertt city clean and glossy
Mrs. h, Sweeny, Chicago.
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PUBLIC nENEFACTIoN.

How TO laundry linen as il is done in Troy,
n. V, has been kept n secret long enough it
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|, John !. Case, ID. ID. s., having practised
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and being well known to thousands here
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JOHN j. CASE, ID. -. :.
NEWTON n J.
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MORE WONDERFUL YET.

II. f. Carpenter, henderson. N Y. cured of
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NEWTON, n. ].

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j. f. SMITH CO..
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Every one is aware that when n person with
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When your wife complains that the child
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