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The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-02-03
The Leader in High Places.
WHAT THE GREATEST OF AMER.
ICANs THINK OF THE GREAT
FALLS LEADER. .-
OUR PRESIDENT. SENATOR'S, STATES.
MEN AND SAGES KNOW A GOOD
THING WHEN THEY SEE IT.
THE GOOD THAT MEN DO LIVES
AFTER THEM,

| To let u few Of the S0lons and savans
of the nation know Of the city Of Great
Falls and that there is springing up here,
on the Upper Missouri, thriving city,
pfomising In the near future to assumes
metropolitan proportions, we mailed
copies of the HoLIDAY EDITION of the
LEADER to congressman, governors,
statesmen and distinguished men of
national reputation both East and West.
The fattering responses we ehave received
from some Of the leading men of our
country, irrespective of party, are truly
encouraging and bid us ON in the work
we have espoused not alone for our own
emolument, but for the advancement of
the community in enterprise, Intelligence
and material prosperity, the permanent
development Of the hidden and unknown
wealth Of this region and the defense
and propagation of the principles Of
freedom, protection, liberty, equality and
fraternity.
We insert the letters In the order of
their dates, commencing with a brief ac-
acknowledgement from our esteemed dele
gate, the Hon. Thomas H. Carter:
"A CRED1TABLE PRODUCTION,
HELENA, Montana, Jan. 8, 1859.
Leader Publishing Co., ~
Great Falls;
Gentlemen:-It Is With sincere and heartfelt
pleasure that acknowledge the receipt Of your
Holiday issue. In both matter and Mechailical
execution It Is q production creditable to your
odce and enterprise as well as to the Territory Of
Montana, whose advantages and resources you
are SO earnestly and effectively champiOnin9.
For your success and the prosperity Of Great Falls.
the promising county seat Of the county Of Cas-
cade, please accept my earnest wishes and CO
operation. THOMAS H. CARTER
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-02-03
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

There will be services during the COM
ing week at the Presbyterian church as
follows:
Sunday-11 a. m. Divine service: Sub
ject of discourse "To obey is better than
lesson '''rhe Seed Sown." 7.3O p. m.
Monday-7.3O Literary and Scientific
Association.
Wednesday-7.3o Prayer meeting: Pa
tiencc, James H.
Thursday - Independent Order OF
Good Temp]ars.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-02-03
SUNDAY EVENING SONG SERVICE

Tomorrow evening there will be SER
vice of song in the Presbyterian church
to celebrate the power and beauty of that
souls sweet charmer, "Faith." Those
who have already attended these services
need no second invitation. The choral
program will be US follows:
Anthem, l will love thee oh Lord.
son. son. Duet, God is love, owe MIS- Mrs. Tracy % and
Mrs. Hemkins. Bass solo, Not Sparrow
Falleth, Mr.. Wilcox. Duet, Rock Of Ages,
Mesdames Clark and Lorrick. Anthem,
Praise the Lord oh my Soul
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-02-03
Drink of the Russians.

tits stated that very little drunkenness
appears on the surface in Russia, where
the king of brandy known as vodki is
consumed to an enormous extent. It ia
the drink of all, from the infant to the
old people, who attain in the country an
extraordinaryage. In the whole Russian
empire, with no less than 10000 of the
number dying annually, third part Of
the obituary are upward of 80 years of
age; 500 are above 100 years of age, from
90 to 90 are above 1870 years, 20 are up
ward OF l3O years, 3 are more than 1856
to reach from 14O to 1856 wears.
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&. p. THOMPSON VERY I'LL.

The following letter was received yes
terday by Mr.. N, j, Verge from Mr..
Thomson, which explains itself:
TORONTO, Jan. 20, 1889,
MY DEAR VERGE:
l am ON bed of Illness that may be
my last. wish you would put together
all the little bills owe in town and send
them to me SO can see to them being
paid; and try and get a statement of the
bills I owe and the assets. Send me the
papers. Albrecht has not written to me.
Sincerely: {. p. THOMSON,
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The Supreme Court.
IMPORTANT DECISION IN FAVOR
OF CASCADE COUNTY.
Taxpayers Not to be Burlened With
One Dollar More Indebtedness
Than the Act Imposes.

HELENA, Feb. 2.-The supreme court
resumed its labors this morning, a full
bench sitting.
Attorney General Cullen made the
closing argument for the prosecution, on
motion for rehearing in the Rowland
murder case, from Butte. E. W. Toole
will make his argument on Monday.
A. L. Preston and NJ. kirkpatrick were
admitted to the bar.
The case Of the Second National bank
vs.. Her ct al. was dismissed. s
in the case of Choteau county for a
writ of mandate to compel the commits.
sioners of Cascade county to perform q
duty imposed by section two of an act
creating Cascade county, in relation to
bonds; there were two appeals, one from
: final decree ordering writ Of mandate,
and the other from an order after final
judgment upon motion of the appellants,
"Cascade," to retax costs.
The supreme court holds that when the
law itself imposes duty upon the COM
mfssioners and they are not appointed
thereto by the county, the county is not
responsible for breach of this duty, or
malfeasance in regard to it. The organic
act Of Cascade county imposes on the
commissioners duty to decide which of
the two methods shall be adopted. They
get the power from the law alone, none
coming from the county. In no legal
sense are they the servants or agents of
the county. It follows, therefore, that
the tax-DAyerS of Cascade county cannot
be burdened with one dollar more in
debtedness than the act imposes. The
principal sum is 100000 and interest on
the warrants from the time they are pre-
sented to the treasurer and by him en-
dorsed, 'not paid for want Of funds" at
the rate of seven per cent; but If coupon
bonds are issued and sold and the debt
paid from the proceeds thereof, then no
interest at all shall be paid by the county.
The decree will be SO modified as to con-
form to these views, and if the bonds are
issued, 1t will require the commissioners
to issue and sell six per cent bonds, II
necessary to sell them at par
While the court thinks the respondents
Choteau entitled to damages in the
way of interest, they must look to the
commissioners themselves in a separate
action. ~
The second appeal is us to the proprie-
ty of the items of costs. The court thinks
the exceptions we'll taken. The case is
remanded to the end that the decree may
be entered according to this opinion.
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Tarshisl, Located in Spafn.

A strange custom is still practiced in
seville--that of boys dancing before the
sacrament. 1t Is said to be a tradition
handed down from the days of Solomon.
and to he a remnant of David's dance be.
fore the ark. Spain is considered to be
the Tarshish of Scripture. This appears
confirmed by a gravestone being found in
Seguntum in 14OS A. D., with this in-
scription in Hebrew: ''this is the tomb of
Adoniram, Legate of King Solomon,
woh came to collect"
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-02-03
PRESIDENT CLEvELAND's OPINION.

EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Editor Of the Leader, ~ >'S''
Great Falls, Mont: ..... .
Dear Sr:-I ON directed by the President to
acknowledge the receipt Of the Holiday Leader
and to thank you for the same The information
1t contains relative to the great Northwest. and
more especially OF Montana, Is Of special moment
Mt this particular time.
general distribution of this issue of your paper
among the people of the East would. no doubt.
stimulate large immigration to your Territory
Very respectfully, your Ob't servant,
DANIEL LAMONT, Private secretary.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-02-03
GOOD WORDS FROM SIR JOHN A,

OFFICE OF MINISTER OF INTERIOR,
OTTAWA, Canada, Jan. 20, 1889,
Leader Publishing Company,
Great Falls. Mont:
Dear Sir:-The Holiday issue of your valuable
and enterprisng paper is before me, and itaff0rds
great ind growing section Of your country, From
my knowledge Of the West and its resources be-
lieve that you have not told Onehalf Of your great
ness. Being as you ara our neighbOr oil the
frontier, the prosperity of both countries is SO
closely allied that their interests are virtually one
Thanking You for the Leader,
remain yours,
SIR JOHN A, MACDONALD
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-02-03
NJ. Il. CHURCH.

There will be preaching services at the
Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow
at II a. Ill. and 7.30 p. M. Sunday School
at 2.30 p. m. Young Peoples Meeting at
$50 p. IN. All are invited. Rev. +. A.
Riggin will officiate.
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THANKS AND TEN poll..Ans.

' '-1'''F'7'' u s. SENATE CHAMBER, 41''7 y
WAsHlNGTON, D. c.. Jan. IA, 1889
TO the Publishers Of the Great Falls Leader:
You have my thanks for copy Of your Holiday
handsome and able sheet should 50 soon issue
from that sparse!y settled, remote part Of our
n0rthwestern confines Be assured Of my wishes
f0r your success. InclOsed please find money
order for ten dollars for the Daily Leader one
year tony address, San Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-02-03
NOTICE,

All small bills held by any person in
this city or vicinity against G. P. Thom-
son may be addressed to n. j. Verge
through the post Office who will paw the
same. II
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A WAVE FROM THE OLD pANpASA.

WAVE FROM THE Old DANDANA
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. II, 1889
To the Editor Of the Leader
Great Falls. Mont:
Dear Sir:-Please accept my thanks for the
Holiday Leader. There Is nothing that affords
me more pleasure than reading about the progress
and and. prosperity Of the hardy yeomanry Of the
tainly make my home with your people and as my
old friend Horace Greedy once said 'tgrOw up with
the country" The resources Of your Territory are
truly wonderful. and from q careful reading Of
your valuable paper, am led to believe that youI
people are all prosperous
With wishes for your future prosperity, am,
yours truly, A. G. THURMAN,
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MARK TwAIN's VIEWS.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Jan. IL, 1889.
Great Falls Leader:
That Holiday paper Of yours was way up
Seems to me you've got your town wrongly named
Can't see any effects from the fall about It. In
fact 1t seems to me to be nightly on the rise
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-02-03
For Sale.

Scholarship for a full Business Course
in the Helena Commercial College for
sale at the LEADER Office. If
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THE WORLD ENRICHED.

WORLD OFFICE,
NEW YORK CRY, N T., Jan. 20, 1889
To the Editor Of the Leader,
Great Falls, Mont:
Dear Sir:-The Holiday Leader was received at
this Office several days ago, and the columns Of
the World have been enriched BY selections from
We gladly place your paper on our exchange list
Yours, &C.. Jos. PULTTsER.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-02-03
UNIMPORTANT,

AS nothing of importance was done in
the Legisture yesterday we omit the pro-
ceedings this morning.
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AN EXCELLENT SPECIMEN OF THE ART.

TIMES OFFICE,
PHI!ADElPHu. Pa:. Jan. l8, 1889.
Gentlemen:-The Holiday issue OF your paper IL
at hand and, without any attempt at "bOOm !" /
must say 1t presents an excellent specimen Of the
''art preaervatve." The editorials are timely and
present fully the advantages of the Great Empire
Of Montana. Hoping that Montana star will
soon be added to our national emblem, and that
the Leader may continue to prosper.
am, yours truly,
ALEX. MCCLURE.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-02-03

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of George Seaforth, deceased NOtice
is hereby given by the undersigned Administrator
OF the estate Of George Seaf0rth deceased, to the
the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within four months after the
first publication of this notice. to the said Admin
Cascade
Dated at Great Falls, n. T., Dec. H. 1883.
ERNEST A. RINtiWALD,
Administrator of estate of George SeafOrth
deceased.
First Publication Dec H..
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THE RIGHT TO DIVIDE.

Ever your deep a-rneri-cus c,lri-us:
MARX TWAIN.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals Tor building q school
house near Indian Bayou. viii he received
by the Hntielsjg ned, at his office III Able
vile, until Saturday. June /. 1889. at II
O'clock n. Of said day. Said building TO
be erected for the Parish Board of school
Directors. OF Vermilion parish. according
to the plan and specifications 10 he seen Ut
the office of the undcrsigncd-tbc GU
tractor furnishing all materialS, and TO
he paid for in cast on delivery and recel-
ton. after inspection by the proper school
authorllies. The right To reject any and
al bids is reserved.
Abbeville, May /, 1889.
". ". EDWARDS,
President Board of Directors.
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Alliance S0acG.

PARISH OF VEEMiLIo>, May q. 1929,
Editor Abbcvi!ie MerGionai,
Our Lodge here at Lake I'e'genr
No. 596 il doing we'll. We had a
very large assembly on the 25th
lust, object Of The meeting was to
transact business for the advance,
ment Of said Union. We were
pleased with the addresses delivered
by Messrs. 3. Broussard and Law
renee, ]. P. Of lst ward. Nc mi
,iated eighteen members. Of which
were three ladies, viz: Mrs. Their
tule TLeriot, Mrs. Colin Leblanc
and Mrs. Tiger C%hatagnicr, also re.
reised 20 new applications for I'M.
iia,ion at our next meeting, winch
will take place on Saturday. thu
Goth Of June. 1889. Our lodge al
present numbers eighty-thrce mem
bers Of good standing. Hoping TIM:
will give general satisfaction TO on'
Union friends at lodge,
remain respectfully.
NC. DROUSSARD, Secretary
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NOTICE.
Land Office at New Orleans, Ia.

April 4, 1850.
Noticei is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his inte3-
ton 10 make final proof IL support OF his
claim. and that aid proof will be made
before the Judge. or in his absence, the
Clcrk OF the District Court. at Abbev!llc,
La. on Tuesday. May %. 1859, viz :
Alexander V. Theriot. who made home
entry No. 1I33. Tor the north half Of
! south east quarter and north hail Of
. south west quarter section 6 township
nsouth ranges east Louisiana Meridian
He names the following witnesses t"
! prove his continuous residence un0n. and
cultivation OF, said land, VIZ :-Gnst&vo
fIerbet, N.eance Bonlet. Seville Bre&uE,
Edward MIlire, all Of Vellaiion Parish
Any person who desires to protest
/ against the allowance ot such proof, or
! who knows of any substantial reason ul-
der the law and the regulations oI fine
interior Department. Why .s1ch proof
/ shonjd not be allowed, viii be given an
/ opportunity at the above mentioned tune
and nlacc to c-roas-exanlIne the witness
/ OF sand claimant. and 10 offer evidence IN
/ rebutal of that Submitted by claimant
ftHos. j. BUTLER. Register.
! Aur!l f&. 1889
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THE
FortyFiith Year.
s'hc Great Iarr8s. Industrial
u"si Stock Periodical )
Of gGsc SHEaki,

II embraces it its constituency the
intelligent, progressive aud snhstan-
tally successful farmers Of this sec
ton, and as an advertising medium
for the Merchant, Manufacturer,
Stockraiser, and Professional man is
absolutely uncqual!ed. Space judi
cionsly employed in its columns is
always rcnumeratiyc. BY recent
purchase it row combines: The
Dixie Farmer, Atlanta, Ga, the
Plantation. Montgomery, Ala; the
Rural SIM. Nashville, Tenn; the
Southern Farmers Monthly, Savan-
nah. Ga, Southern World, Atlanta,
Ga: the Phoenix AgrieuIturist. Ma
%rietta. Ga: and unitcs the patrons
Of these with its own large list o.
subscribers. The press and people
all testify to its great merits as :
medium for controlling Southern
trade. Subscription. one year ii
advance. postage paid, $l.50. Sam
pic copies sent free. Advertise
mcnts, per Inc. soc. We go II
press the 25th Of each month pre-
ccding our date. Address,
CUITIyAToR Pun. Co.
7. @. Drawer s, Atlanta, Ga
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nyNIRTlIE Of IN order of sale granted
bv The honorable iwenty-fittn ,jnai-
cl.I District Court. III aud for the Parish
III Vtrniiiion and Slate OF Louisiana, III
the matters OF the above entitled ana
numbered estate. the undersigned Wlli, on
safurfsay, Eans 2:5s i@@,:s.
nrocecl to sell. at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder, nj the late rest.
dcnce Of the deceased, In the town Of
Abteyitle, La. All the property betonsi'i@
10 said succession, I" effect ii partition,
said property being described as follows,
to-wit:
/ one town lotNo. 66o of Mcgret's portion
of the town Of AbbcVilie, measuring nille-
ty feet front on ST. Charles street. by one
hundred 3ad forty-two feet andslA ihehes
deem; bounded north by lot No. Is, south
bv lot No. 81. east by lot No. "a, and west
by S.. Charles street, together With :ho
dwpliing-housa, kitchen tnd other INT
p~rovenents situated thereon.
8 The east half OF lot No. s. Of Mcgrcts
norton OF the town OF Abbeville, heaSlir-
ING ninety feet front on ST. Charles street,
by Seventy-two feet and SIX lnGheso OH kue
de Ia Paix. said half lot being. bounded
| uortl, hy Rue de La PaiX, south by lot No.
50. east by St. Charles street, and west ny
| The west half Of said lot Mo. s., together
will the stable building and other lnl-
| provenents situated thereon.
Z ilt FNttI ifl&4f tFjbtiF'it NNt az A'HN A'"
one old buggy with top and harness, one
new hugry with Top aud harness, one
| hack and double set OF harness, two Amer
lean FLIES. one American colt. II Ameri-
can bay mare, one American blue mare,
| one blue horse. II lot Of household furnl-
| tare. and ma1:y other articles 100 H'ia1f~
| Gus to mention.
Said property to be sold on the following
| terms and conditions, to-WIt: Movable
property 10 the amount OF two htiiuTcd
i dollars shall be sold for cash. 10 pay debts
dre 1v the estate. and the remainder OF
4ho ~liroOrrty shall be sold Is follows:
Three-Hiths of the purchaselpflce thereof
shall be paid cash. and the remaining two
tiftlIs Of the purchase price, beng The
! interests Of the manor hairs, shali be ON d
credit Of one. two and theee years from
The day Of sale, payable III equal luSfal-
f+er1s. purchasers 10 furnish their notes
for fine credit p0rtious. hearing > per cent.
Dnr anul1fn interest from maturity. pay
able 10 the order al nupre b!1nci!st. naft-
raj rtrer, with solvent s%aretles tH sett't0 10
his Satisfaction. and to be subject to 4
oeua1ty of ten rtI cent. ~aGdIttor@l as AT
toraey1s fees on The amount Sutd Ter ii
! case OF suit 10 enforce pay mont Of saId
notes. -.
A special MORTGAGE and vendors lien !.
. to be retained oil the lana to secure the
pavuucub oil lie credit phrt}oH OF the pUr
I Chase price thereof, as welt rs a Interest
costs aud Attorney fe-E that be n
Cured in eEtololaa5 pGEla'tht OF sue ffetiii
portion. and the lants snail he SUBJECT Il
the eact Dc not. 9~sltlenahto.
A.. L. LLhLANC, Sheriff
kL0tviilc. IA. Al1L y. 1o<9.,
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Nofice OF Pardon

Notice is hereby given that application
will be made for pardon OF Rupert Cas-
tile. convicted of wounding less tran
mayhem" and sentenced November %.
1883. to eighteen months in the State pen
itcntiary and in support OF said appllca-
ton evidence Viii be taken before Il com-
perent officer. AT the office OF the under
signed, Oh Saturday. the 4th day of May.
fsS4. WHITE Il BEoUssAND, Attys.
Ahhnyine. Anil 20. 1889.
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TAME weE'saE1-

Tuntin@ on oar premises is hcncefoTfh
prohibited. Any person caught tresnaSs-
ing upon orr lands, by hunting or other
wise. after this dare. Will 1t prosecuted 10
the fuli extent Of the law.
PIERRE TRAHAN.
0SFsIME il. TRAHAS,
ANTOINE y. IRAIIAN.
AhneviiIe. La. March9. 1889.
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HALL PROTECTOR LIKE ". 10.
Abbevilie, La, May 70 1852.
WHEREAS, at a regular monthly
.,,e,;nr of the company held May
14th, it was ordered that a commit.
~ he appointed to draft a card Of
' %s to the ladies', and the public,
who assisted in promoting the sue.
=" If our entertainment Of April
9th; therefore, be it ,.,
Resared, That the heartfelt thanks
.f ,b;s company are hereby ten
%.rad to Mrs. c. J. Edwards, Mrs.
l. J. FRAY, Mrs. l.. Leotaud ana
Miss Ntomie Leblanc, the ladies
Who ~oysanized the movements to
,hs;r able assistants Mrs. lastie
Eroussara. Mrs. CD. Shaw. Misses
Idolie Tral,an and Pauline Leblanc:
~ Mrs.. /. Sokcloski aud her little
daughter d. Myrtle, Misses Leila
LYONS. Daisy Shaw, Rosa Bergman.
n,isv Feray and 0ntsia Bronssard,
Messrs. J.. 0. Bronssard, Ollie
J. Lyons and 1oseph 7, AabI!
rbo rarticipated in the plays and
%roncer,; 10 The Ahhevjllo orchestra
for music, aud to Mr.. Jos. Lcsuen-
npc and the AhheviIIe MEnip1oNAL
FIR nriuliug, ard to III numerous
friends who contributed 50 generous.
j, 10 the supper and the genera
public who lent lie encouragement
Of their presence and liberal patron
are. Very respectfully.
4. J. CoDAED. Chairman;
J. Z. WHITE,
JOS. LEGUENNEC.
C. J. EDWARDS.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-06-01
H'aEle Notice.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH or VERMIIIoN.
Twenty-tifth judicial District Co:lrt.
Parish of VermiIion.
400

Albert D. Laborde vs. His Creditors,
TN PURSUANCE to an order from the
Honorable the T~wenty-fifth Judicial
District Court, issued in the matter oI the
above entitled aud numbered suit, author
ling and empowering me to eonNoko and
hold q meeting Of she creditors of the III
solvent A. ID. Laborde, and fixing
sEomGas. 2&a5s day o. FEa.y, fs@s.
as the time at which said meeting shall
be held: public notice is here,s given tllat
| snail. commencing Oh SAID date. hold
said meeting, ut my Office, in the town OF
Abbcyille. La.
The purposes for which said meeting
vii. he held is to accept tlc surrender
made by said i%nsolvenb, and the eic"tlon
of 2 syndicate to settle the affairs OF SAID
estate.
Abboville, La, this 1ctth day Of April.
~ u. 1885. ALCII.E LEBLANC,
Clerk OF Court.
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Lagarde's elixir for sick headache

The lodge OF the knights Of
Honor in town appears TO DC II
q douriyhing condition. and we nm
derstand that new members are be
ing added al a lively ratc.'-St.
Martinvil'c Messenger.
These results are due. perhaps, to
the renewed energy Of the grand
chaplain, Mr.. II. Waters. His trip
to the grand lodge and the honors
conferred on him have a happy ef-
tect. Push The work along, brother"
A man went into the country last
Sunday for q walk. He carried his
coat on his arm, but, 'oding it bur
%denso,ne, hung it on a fence. Taking
a card from his pocket he wrote !:
DO not touch this coat; infected
with smallpox lie came back two
hours later and found the card upon
which was written. underneath his
writing: Thanks for the coat; I've
had the smallpox"
A good Methodist brother once
preached about the benefits OF In.
1nlllty and poverty. and when he
sailed one Of HI, de-oted flock 10
lead in prayer the latter turned the
doctrine Of the sermon on his aston
isled pastor in this unexpected man
ner. "Lord you keep him humble and
we'll keep him poor"
If y"u want to Save a man for
your year friend, never get the i
Will OF ais wife. PuoIic opinion j:
made up OF The average prejudice.
Of wonankind.
Th1s morning was cold enough fol
heavy clothing.