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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1889-07-06
puNoENT PARAGRAPHS

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The action in line Of battle was ~
some cases quite different from wnas =
snpears to be in the lynn OF Da'''0
years later. Merchant Traveller
in this advanced age OF progress
and reform it is extremely slneui".
that no bench show for dudes has yes
been established. Troy Times. i
-Snooper-"You call that picked
choir. do youp'' Chorister-"les;
vhy do you askP' Snooper-"lt strikes
me that it was picked too soons
Time.
Yes, /" said Bagley. 'lhave become
quite famous as an author, ana now
have to cultivate eccentricities. l am
around paying my debts. -Aioans
Journal.
-Irate wife Ito saloonkeePer)-
..Does my husband spend much time
here. sirP" Eyes. madam, but you
need not be uneasy; that's all he does
spend. Toledo Blade.
Various papers say that marriage
is on the decline. That may be- ou.
the ladies who are over sixteen ana
under sixty years of age arc not on the
decline. Texas Siftings.
Curiosity is an essentially feminine
virtue: but most observant observers
have observed that a man is not at all
unwilling to listen to the information
his inquisitive wife may have gathered.
-Somerville Journal.
-Wife-"Here it is one o'clock.
What have you got for an excuse this
timer" Husband-'1 was to 'wrest-
ling MATCH" Wife Yes, that's
good. I guess by the looks OF your
clothing that the other fellow won
every fall. IN. Y. Graphic.
-Son-"Papa. how do they catch
lunaticspr Cynical father-"With large
straw hats and feathers and white
dresses, jewelry and neat gloves, my
boy" Mamma (musingly)-"Yes.
remember that's how dressed before
we were married. Boston Gazette.
Miss Pousonby-.I didn't have the
pleasure of call from the Italian count
before he left. From the stories in cir
culation about him perhaps l didn't
miss much" Miss Candidde-"H he
had called you probably would have
missed greatdeal. Town Topics.
AT the theater-Mr. Simpkins-
"What are you doingf" Mrs Simp-
kins- I'm going to take of my bonnet
and hold it in my lap" Il never saw
youso considerable of any ones pleasure
before" ''Umph! You needn't think
it's that. I'm the only woman in the
house that hasn't got anew spring bon
net, and you ought to be ashamed of
it"-Chicago Herald.
Il have always admired proverbs,
my DEAR" Mr.. Dusenberry said, as he
rubbed his chin in a contemplative
wsy. ''They are chock full of signifi-
csnce. They are laconic and logical.
Now, for instance, there is the saying,
.Straws show which way the wind
blows What could more tersely-"
EYES," interrupted Mrs. Dusenberry,
with q twinkle in her starboard eye.
IF you'd sift the ashes every morning.
instead Of letting me sift them, you'd
know more about the direction of the
wind than all the straws in creation
would show you"
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1889-07-06
WHALE WITH PEAsE.

One OF the Cetaceans Sufficient Food for .
Mans Whole Lifetime.
There are obvious difficulties in the
way of selling a whale over the counter
in a fishmonger's shop. Nevertheless,
we may yet see bits of whales being
thus purchased and carried away.
There was a time in Merrie England
when whale with green pease was con-
sidered delicacy. History, it is said,
repeats itself, and some of us who now
strut the stage of life may, ere we die,
indulge in the same feast.
In Barbados, when obtainable, the
flesh OF the humpbacked whale (Megap-
terra Americana) is eaten by all classes,
being preferred to beef, which is there
tough. A South Sea harpooner will
tell you that, excepting the delicacy
of draught of the yellow. creamy
milk taken from freshly-speared She
whale, whale fins properly cooked are
the greatest of conceivable dainties.
A single catacean. it is calculated,
will supply 500 pounds of extract. and
a pound of extract makes 100 pints of
nourishing soup. Thus it can easily be
seen that one whale is capable Of salts
flying the hunger of 10000 persons, if
they were content to have a meal of
whale soup alone. An average whale
converted into extract would suffce
for the daily dinner of a man all
through his life, even if he lived to the
age of 140. As he would not be likely
to accomplish that feat, there would be
plenty of whale over for breakfast and
supper, when-as he might be ex-
pected to tire of soup-the cetacean
might appear on his table in the form
of outlets, or mince or even risoles.-
Medical Classics.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1889-07-06

Many readers. perhaps large ma,
jority of them, old as well as Young
will find new information in the fol.
lowing paragraph. taken from the
Evangelist: St. Matthew is supposed
to have suffered martyrdom or was
slain with the sword at the CITY Of Etbi-
opia. In Egypt. ST. Luke was hanged
upon an ohve-tree. in Greece. 81. Tohn
was put into q caldron Of boiling oil A.
kome, and escaped death at Ephesns
In Asia St james the Great was he
headed at Jerusalem. St. James the
Less was thrown from pinnacle or
wing OF the temple and then beaten -
death with fuller's club. St. Ph;,;D
was hanged up against pillar At Her.
apoiis. city Of Phyrgia. St. Bartholo
new was hayed alive by the commsna
OF . barbarous king. St. Andrew NO.
bound to cross. whence he preachs -
unto the people until he expired g.
1nomas was run through the 49,
with lance at Coromandel n tsy
East Indies. St. John was shot 70 d.s se
with arrows. ST. Simon Zealot ~s.
cruci1ed In Persia St. Matthias 80
nrss stoned and then beheaded 3.
Barnabas was stoned to death hv ~. ~
sews at Salania- St. Paul w.s behs.d la
b. Nero. oneaoeo
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1889-07-06
SOME CHOICE ADS.

SOME CHOICE ADS.
: 4 Collection of "wants" Whose Publiea.
ton Didn't Cost q Cent.
Wanted-A hostler. Must also be a
hustler.
Adams pressman wanted. No Adams
expressmen need apply.
A butcher wanted. Second-rate
actors need make no application.
Wanted-A vice hand. Said hand
must not belong to party addicted to
any particular vice.
A young man would like job as
foor-walker. Can do seven miles an
hour when in training.
For Sale-A revolver, bowie knife
and fine head of hair Reason for SELL
ing. owner in reduced circumstances.
Address Cowboy.
A poor young man with an over
towering ambition to be President Of
the United States would like job
either as canal-boat boy or at split
ting rails.
Wanted - Chain-makers. Parties
who have been in the habit of forging
another link in the chain of love which
binds the two countries, ETC., need not
apply.
Wanted-By a we'll known temper
ance lecturer, a reformed burglar; also,
frightful example. Applicants must
bring reference as to sobriety and
previous good character.
A first-class tenor employed week
nights in Pat Brady's concert saloon.
not caring to be idle on Sunday, will
accept engagement in some church
choir, for that day only.
A lady who has just taken a house
in the suburban portion of the town
would like to purchase young cali
not over five years of age. which would
yield about two pounds of liver daily.
Having imported few hundred an
archists, we are in position to apply
to every householder of New York and
Brooklyn a new brand of natural gas
at ten cents per thousand feet below
regular price.
TOMMY: If you haven't lost the
cheese knife you took with you and
come home at once. will persuade ia
Their not to spank you this time. You
will find no wild Indians to fight over
in Hoboken. MOTHER.
A wealthy but invalid gentleman. a
great sufferer from govt and corpu-
lence, having been ordered by his ply
stefan to pay stricter attention to his
diet. would like to engage u first-class
gastronomic director.
Five Dollars Reward. or
strayed, dude who answers to the
name of Cholly. Was last seen on
Broadway following female member
of burlesque troupe. The above reward
will be paid to any one returning it to
its keeper.
Pennsylvania coal-mine owners de-
string to replenish their supply of i'm
ported Poles and Italians before the
passage of the Ford bill, should send in
their orders at once. All are invited
to examine our stock, which 10 kept
well disinfected.
desiring 10 get rio OF lew nunOreQ
of our more useless paupers, we beg to
inform all keepers of alms-houses in
the United States that they can be sup
piled with any number of inmates by
addressing Poor-House Superintend-
emit, Europe.
To allay any fears the inhabitants of
New York may feel concerning the
city's safety in case of hostilities
breaking out between this country and
Germany, this is to announce that /,
Brigadier-General Slaughter, second
in the honorary command of B COM
pauy. Fourth Kentucky bloodshedders,
will remain in New York until the sat-
Element of the Samoan dificulty.-N.
Y. Evening Sun.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1889-07-06

Cranberry pudding is made by
pouring boiling water on a pint Of
dried bread crumbs; melt a tablespoon
full of butter and stir in. When the
bread Il softened add two eggs, and
beat thoroughly with the bread. Then
put in pint of the stewed fruit and
sweeten to your taste. Bake in . hot
own Tor hal4 a hour
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1889-07-06
THE MELoDIous TUT.
Something About the Sweetest Singer of
All the Rtrds.


All the Birds.
Birds Of which we know nothing
here. and which, strange to say, were
not even found in that bird puzzle of
ours, are seen in Australia and New
Zealand. A traveller in those far
away lands tells us something about
the TUT: While we stood watching
the stream an exquisite sound broke
upon our ears. 1t was like the piping
of those reeds that the dervishes in the
East play upon while their brethren
perform their strange devotions. This
piping was constantly being varied,
sometimes by even softer, but some
times by more metallic sounds. At
one moment the song grew 30 loud
that it seemed to be quite close. the
next 1t appeared to melt away in the
distance.
Suddenly it ceased. It was a TUT
the most beautiful songster in the
world. We saw one on branch few
minutes later. 1t was about the size
of blackbird. the plumage of blue
black with metallic hues, and in
places almost like velvet. The beak
was yellow, as were also tho legs. At
the throat 1t had two little tufts of
white feathers, which gave the bird a
rather quaint appearance. In New
Zealand some of the birds are pro-
tected BY government, but many have
died out-St. Paul Globe.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1889-07-06

There has been great develop
ment of numbering in the South since
1880. There are 100 per cent moro
sawmills now than then, 107 per cent
more hands employed. and 100 per
cent. more capital invested. Syndi-
Gates are rapidly buying up all the
Southern timber lands that they en-
get their hands on.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1889-07-06

AN Atchison. Kan, policeman
named Basket arrested a man named
Peaches the other daz.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-05

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10, II. u. blk y, 1. Pontius add. 81
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'a Il. SIX 4, Riley Riley 70 Riley ! s.il- III
Unknown Owner. lot a. and efx hlk
81. Riley o Riley add III
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side zsssi $3.50.
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Bssxlslc sid ,s.---s- 9
Unknown Dwnsr. lots Z. :. bin =
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/ fsnkNg~u Owner bots ]. 4 bsk p
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Bel 4 Dezssay add ..,
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4 Denny add =: ~ Z
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NnknoNn Owner, Lot q Bib p Bel
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Bell 4 Denny lss add - 2
NAktzoSn ONiffIy t1t& > ?. btk 10
BELL q Denny "a sid .sss..r.--.- II z
Unknown 0Mutr, lots Il u 3,
blk -. Bell 4 Denny u asid--s.-..
Unknown Owner. lot 10, blk g, "
Bel ~ ADD +. 4
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BE- tth a5de-t.- * -
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add
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