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St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09
The District Court,

The c,i F,;nal tenn OF the Distiic
, Court. hs sHnnnr Jr.!ee f. T. Lewis
presiding, tun,en~s: at t:te cl..rE hons
IN H,niay m",ning las, nnh the tnl
lowing Grand Jury wis it,:rHnsled:
Henry Crawford, Foreman.
Jean 3. .Iannis, B. F. Ha,ie-'y.
j. NJ. Daniels. T...urnld T. ,l:.nne,
Dnhausqnil D., jean Ala u. Lsyrrxue,
G. G. Duson. W Br,nkhau.,
philoxer+ Richard. @ II. wilIixe,,
O,i,i-t Lsti 'nr, W. L. 0 iyrr.
Leopold Cahanin, Napoleon Mcbride
Thomas Butter.
After an impartial aud exhaustive
charge by his Honor, Judge Lewis, tn.
! Grand jury retired to their room, e.,
1i-lib-ra',cu.
The civil jury case Of A. Lrvy ct ais
Us. Ci-onisr Sav"ie WAS then taktn uu,
and occupied the time of the Court un-
til Thurs.iay morning, when the jury
retnrued u verdict in favor "f the. PLAIN
tiff. perprtnat,ng their injunction and
| This case is a =. quei of the great land
casr of CIe"nise Sayoie vs. J. Myers tt
al<.. which was before ,he Sup,eme
Cont in July, 1883.
On Thursday. the Grand jury report
ed "a tue bill" 10 the fnllnwinx eases:
G.. B. Aidrus, assault with a danger
oils wraInn.
c. b And.us, assault and I,s';ety.
Haywood aud Walker Bradley, lar
ceny.
Fremont Fusclier, stabbing With in
tent to cnmmit mn,ler.
Chen-! Linton, murder.
They also repoIted "not a true bill" in
the following cases:
Marius Ancuin, accused of larceny.
Stephen Carson, resistinK an officer.
On Wednesday. the Grand jury re-.
pn,s+n mot tue hill' in the following
cases:
Drmnnstain Daisie and Louis Hill
stock, charged viii. murder.
Ateiudnr F. F"ntennt. larceny.
Maslu> Fuselier. assault aud battery.
Willis Wi!snn, Jr. larceny.
AtltItin- Francois. obtaining money
Under false prrstnsea.
Lloyd Deputy and Blunt Lastrapes,
larceny.
Robert c. Chapman, obtaining money
un,'rr fa'st. rre;cns"s.
knk Alexander. assault auf rapa.
"Ttn.- bills" were reported IN the fol-
towing eases: y
Alien Mccoy. larceny. II hills.
Eh.aru Williams. Haas. stealing.
Henry Malaucou. stab3in. win in !
tent IL iil'
C;ev:e fiebert, Slender. |
J. B. Crevis, larceny.
Sandy Sam. larceny.
Armoud Deyiils, Assault nn.l battery. !!
R,hert Humpklns, carrying Conceal /
81 Weapons.
Laurent Jacques. assault and battery |
Thursday mnihing the Gland Jury
'epui ted II number of ".rue ',lii.,' winch !
x~le placed on the secret tiir, same of |
ir paI ties not being unter arrest.
Tie Jury case, Courtney vs.. S. Jnhn.
,"n ras taken ny, and ID being con.
inued as We go To press.r
Ihe Grand JUICY will probably make
finisi, of their labnrs for the term this
week, and on M"pday next the criminal
rials may be expected to commence.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

We call the attention nf the travel
ing pai,l'c 70 tbs card published in an
ntLer column in praise of the Magnolia
Hotel, at Crowley. under the able man
agemen' of its gepflemanly proprietor,
Nj. Tllos. Hinchiiffr.
Such card. coming from members of
tn. legal fraternity, speaks well for the
Magnolia Hotel and mins hog olIinch-
life. for il is a we'll kunY'4eaf u that
men.hsrs OF thu. - The are
epicRres in the li;svhaense "tstates3ord.
Take note, ye travelling pnbliaQo
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

Ile entertainment I" hr given ni,
"Wednesday evening next by th. I.,iie :
1t the Episcopal ciIni,!.. in aid ut i.t.-
building fund. PROMISES to hc "A III.
enjoyable affair. aud 1t is to h.- hu;,
tl,at Nil will lend their aid III advaG,,n.'
this tnust lautahle ent-rp, iSe.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09
ArJEEf.tpv ,4q,ts,.. =
Rs,'a'sss.
LAED OFFICE. II ,,.rN nrl, g, -

LAND OFFICE, IT "rN arl f,sy,
se;"t'r Isti,. ia>a I
*oeiee 1s hereby given f..;. ti.+ al. :, >
na'titd S"ttitr .i'> ti,tl n,.t" ~ hfs j. i,t,sie
~ make f'.;l .'rrt II, -sts..rt o hi. -
AID tlhi raid .'t""f =" ~ II" ti. l,.fp !. -
Judge or ~, b. ats.ts"te 'ie ,s.k {" :sr ...s.
DteemlI,i 5'h. ,t>:5 -: .. -
ALEXA>Hs;h IL oNyFsar.
who ni;itr t'.h'''>,'.s,sf siii-. So s.s, ro ~.
wta' 81 rnr'hs = - !; y. e,.sf J. ~ ~
w's' y G W, JnS'" zip oo,,si r.,.Ist. !, -.
I.iF.sifti,t NJ rtilti-. ''f.,
lie iiah'es ~ i'.ii".s ~: wif,e sesq -. ,r...
tf said lane. VIZ: 'i'iNa1eesfn
Awa'i ns F..ri''s, Ii,t te'a-, T>.., f,.,.t 60,
vile Jo ni,, Er;rt:fs..a. Vi. Z
Landry ll.tisn, L.. - - s1ss
o.. TAo.:t.E j. G,rrsre.
va ssN &ssissss.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

Onr worthy pasishian.r Ttas. D.
coak. has secured tbs agency OF the old
reliable Equitable Life Assurance So
riety If the United States. Incorporated
uu.Ier the laws of tie State Of NV
York, and is ready 10 write up policies
for saciras desire to invest IN first
class ir,ssitu.iea. Give him call.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

There will b.. services at the Church
of the Epiphany, Opeiousas. by Rev. G.
ID. Mack. for the month of Sos-mler
1889, Sunday the 10'i at II o'clock q. n,
uiIl holy c.mmuniOn. Sunday tn. II b
o'clock D. M Sunday the 24h II o.
rlork m
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

Our old tlme fii.nd w. Z. Cochran,
who was 50 deservedls popular while
al attOcke Of the Clerks nffire, ia aid
ing hsw i4igreis to his fame rs Dept.
Sheriff IN attendance upon 'he D;slflct
C.nlri now in session. Truly he is the
Ugh, man in Tie right place.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

uJast received as j. Jacobs cam
plet. line of sci,"ol books, to be used in
beth public aud private scs,nrls, al
greatly Eednced prices also nice stock
OF atafi"u-ry. perr. ink, paper, school
bags, DC. Give him a call.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

Pension certificates have lately been
ies,ieat to the following ciaimauts from
L'aisiaIs: Mary Frances, widow OF
WiiIian Price; Miranda, wii,w or Col
ii.r B. Gates, wIdnw nf 1914 W,l'i.m
II. C.rits minors Of Muses. Bell. E'ba
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09
Mr.. Gas z Dnpre, well known in onr

Mr.. GINS z Dupre, well known in onr
community as the grandson af he late
old veteran. Lasti. Dupre. has opened
up a feed and livery stable nn Court
street. (u-ginley's old stand,) where he
will keep on hand. fnr hire. seit ct
stock nf fine horses and carriages nj
nopnlar rates. The establishment will
be under his personal supervision. which
/. Il guarantee that its patrons will re-
ceive courteous treatment. He eoficits
ii share ut public patronage.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

Patrorizr home inssitntiuns. Black a.
Morris, whose card appears IN ,hs is
sue uf the DEMoCRAT, are prepared tn
write up Insurance policies in sr.::tly
reliable com On Mes, aud will give their
personal and if,,nls,iiat- attention to The.
of ins<ts. They are in every
~ ri lriiah.., and shnuid receive a
iiis-,,,. ~hatr ot patronage.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

:, Barnet. g. Snus, Win have been work
ing in anr town IN the pfefo line dnriug
ahe past summer, have permanently To-
Gated at Lake Charles. They turn out
srs.-class work, and deserve liberal
r.afrnna pp
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

Mr.. 3. z. Loeb, has opened up 80 es-
sablishment IN the Laiaune building o,,
North street, where he has an extensive
md we'll assorted selection Of family
suprli.s. which he 10 ready to deal out
TO customers at the lowest living rates
for cash. He believes in quick Gales and
small profits, and his prices. which are
quoted in his card, which will be- found
In another column. must convince our
readers thar he means business. Call
at his store and lock ever his stock OF
merchandise. and learn at what low
pricps he will fill vonr bill.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

j q Listle's N,,rl,i Company gave
III tliril rntrriainme nts at tile Opera
Hatse. on Wesinessiay night last. nn
which occasion the fanens drau's This
World WIS rendered. The horse was
we'll filled. ard the performances were
Of high order, wisiel, were hiehiy aD-
prrciat+d by all present. Il il 10 la
hoped that the Company will give 40
assshss yisst dn5ipg the seasas.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

Gus. E. Dup,e has ,ea<ed ts.e propar;,
Oh North street. lately vacated by the
Martti families, to which he rrmnv. d
h,s family on Monday last. We vel
cnmr them 10 tMlr town.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

Thursday. Snx. 2s-I, bae been drs.
icnatei hS President Harrison "a IL Ma.
!innal Thanksgiving Day. II is now liz
Soi,itr ;u trat uui ynur tat turkeys.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

Subscribers h" have paid their snss-
scriptinns during ste Wet =: sIrsai-
Alfred Dnt.ey. R-nry j Rg. G. H..
therwhk. GINS. + Daare, R.y. J. r. G.,
enn, d.. z T Young.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

The Charm" is a neat, c,sry place.
and fli+nd kitvts will take pleasure III
serving ali callers with the finest oys-
strs the market atfD,ds.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

tn. ST LANDRY DEMOCRAT. with the
n. @. TINES DEMOCRAT ar n q. FICA.
YCkE (da,is) will br furnished from sl,I~
sfftr+ st SI2 90 per ahnum.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

UPartieR visiting nu, town from the
e"untll. cat eeenre excellent lunch at
Inv prices, at ". FiHnsr's's Farmers
Union Luuch H,,as-. Main street.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

IT, Jouaa Jacobs, the leading News
Dealer and Stationer, keeps constantly
on hand sii the leading newspapers and
periodicals, magazines, Fashion Bazars,
Sc; also aei,noi bn0ks, stationery. pens.
ink. nanel. SC.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

EDpn't forget to call at jacob
News Emporium for schno. hooks, sta
ai"n+'y, pans. ink. paper, &sr.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

Subscriptions /" All the leading perrin
siicaiR nf the day received mt the DEMO
ckAT office at publishers rates.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09
A CAR -.
zsott'l de- NsaEsaelSs.

CROWLEY. i.A.
We. tie UNDERSIGNED officers OF tn corrf ana
mtinh "t tnt bar of his ai!H adjoin!ng dis
frl"iF, ttkt great tIi't>iir III I,.>Gl i.uI ~,
t're'iatinn AID u, tsL,:+r!ng our thanks Ia uul
ho>f. Mr.. iilpA. tucn:.n' tie KIND aid
EosI;itiitl" III. il With he has trt"red lii
during cur stay Will! him. and iii leaving ilii
.;,spisabtc door we leave behind us nrr best
wishes fnc his fntuTe welfare ard prosperity
AEd We fur the" .lI oar friends ana he tray.
cling rn Bile t" make his house their home wien.
ever hey visit he clty al Crowley.
+ J. Lewis, Judge. J. n Ogden. Dist Atty.
:. f+nZ', Laure:t Dupre.
4 a. CharEois. EI~arsi Wells.
q j.. liutte Cm"s W. DuRny.
r. ID. E.i:lrtte. Thos. III. Lewis.
oct. 16eh, 1859.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

uR. M"rnhiuveg r.qnes's y"u ia
GENE and examine hIs stylish stock oi
Jewelry.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09
nAn1x:;S S. z z. :. 9 lib. lib n411z'
10 the Corner of Court and North Streets,
GROCERY ST0RE,=->

Where P"u' Feeling
th r at the Parish.
NO SPECIAL lie iDERS EVERY ARTICLE
IFS MERITS. Gaul shoIn.
NV prices will surprise for
d.
''t"kfa"t Bacon t."" 2 I" l5: r Me fm I.ui
10 " ~ A"'' ~ ~
Soap, 80 ,s to the box rom 81 10 So
>ien, Br.
Ham, Pie
st i%s Fen"h ts.
rau.
(,htrsr.
Fine Butter 223
Cr,s",
ing Puwi uliU 10.
hs. It's ana .tn:"ea lbs
t"f'r. ls'' Crdnva ari
So, in
Caudles ~ '@' y" '"D''
S. f.. LOEB.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

B r. Mmnhsnvtg has received hi.
fall ss.rk "t Jcwrls,, ~hach cn,up,ises
eNei! thug Ia that llue. Call aud see.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

The will uf the late d.. w. A. Rob,
eItsnn waH admitted t" probate in The.
District Cont IN Tuesday last.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

ERGtmais purchased ut Ben. Me&in-
lty's w,it be delivered any there iu
tnw free 40
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

Onr al.i and respected tuWnsmen. 3
and j. Saliy saItrI. have vacated the
-prenises IN Norsi, street. lately oceu-
pied by ts.en,, aud have with their fam
lilies, 4mia,ai+d 10 the paIiaii OF ST.
Mary. n l.ere they will make their future
home. They carry uiti. them the brsf
wishes III i host of friraila for their fu-
tute pTuAptrfF.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

~LRncI. served up st all hours of
sl- da, ut TT. Cia,n," opposite tn.
Cuurt-house.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

- Call at r. MnrntiInv"g and see his
mammoth stock OF Goitt Watches, Dia
1uunir and Jewpiry.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

9OFs'ria served NJ in The lstes
Hs.e NJ Tue ChaIn.' nirrsiie ih.
Count h.u-r
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

rrsdlug fnl the million ~, Jacobs New 8
Stand.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

WANTED.-Twcu:y cords good Ash
ana Oak wood. Apply at the DEMO.
CRAT cffire.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

Six hnxes nt good matches for u
Rlckei al Bvn. Nj. xIu.cs's.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

II Flrsi-class Lnuch.k II, low prices
Nj ne Falrp-r-' U.l.,n I.,.uch Hunst. !"
Main street. Try them.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

FOX MALE "A new M. 4 burglar and
Gre-psn"i sa!". App!. al ilt- .i:icc.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

TIE Charm" "F.pu~ite tlie Court
iosise lie "rrb AT all i,"ur.. night and day. .
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

U Fulton Markt, Beef at Il dime pei
pound at Ben. Meginiey'.. Try it.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

n L ght for ai'-fs.r-n Candles fer -
nIykel II Ben. hir giul.,'.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

x Families Supplied with Frrsh Ols
Tear at 10 cts. Per dog hi II tic Cliarus." i"
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

a The h.st apples ln town at Bsr
nj. kih!ry's.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

Lunches speciality at Ben. Me-
EiuHss.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

t8 Lunch for nickio at Ben. Megin-
lr,'s.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09
Nov. Q q
NOTICE os ADMINISTRATION.
ArOTHCE OF DEMONSTRATION
N - "
ESTATE OF BRIGTrTE soILEAU, Decd.

No. 4a74.
PROBATE DOCKET. DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
Whereas, Ernest BriR2ac of the Pc isl of st.
landry, has applied by his petition to he APP
pointed administrator Of the state a. Brigitfe
loileai, deed. late OF the Parish of St. Ian
Try.
,sow therefore notice is hereby given to all
parties interested to make opposition II said
..ppainiment ~ stn tie santt II. writing in snJ
.sff.ee ia Tie town OF Gpeion~as. in zen day.
rem the present nfie+.
CHARLEs II. THOMSON,
Nuy.9-9t t.le L.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09
NOTICE.
:. a. BLACK. j l.. MORRIS
BLACK e MORRIS,

AZ I'm 4 -.
0PEIOUsAs, LA.
sHsHE following old and reliable cslnpanrs
u represented: Lsvrfpaal and Lunttrn and
slohe Insurance Gem aiIy. uf England: siome
and Niagara Insurance. Companies, Of n. "
York; FIRE Association. Of PEiisdalphia; and
Homo. Hone AMI Mechanics and Traders' In.
sHaAss cappaasss. es Nsw Qslesas, nese
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09
V-1K! VIII! war! :!
Against High Prices,
AND WE WILL CONQUER THEM.
Ons" --latest .ggrscNyS fire:

LoAp @ OF srovEctns E Co an" Isane Which
% % s~s w. c s u'ns % M 4 So VT %. You 81 f tie @ cts .
s 81 ~, w Srs s s. ' % ] " & y n up to what
:.md-FUF9cxTUIeE.
s CAR CAR leaps M ] vf @ uv r,, s 9'k ta "
ot "nsh Of u.s. Without extra
| WAGONS.
EcEvED since the rs'n.ins of the WAGONS
icK io t"" .. %" r xu sr
AZ. s sa am" .s x to s~" rn @ % ] " Ss v~, T @
+ Re as*s;:v f % x %. s 3 a." :y'"s w. ~. ~i b. ]
4th-CLOTIITNG.
,a s.fh or sGS m : 1 '. a. %'sf r: ""
M 81. shoe @ p in" assortment and sell
s;th-l,IsY GOODS.
We % s"n'"%s S n % a 1 c M % | s % D ~ & G ] Il 1.s'io'"n de-.
1th-ss1LLI~@7sy.
"' tir M, S" ny @ ""s Fs, p. si"s '"s %
'" " ssts-z7UzsN1-fEzN<4 <4ooo~
s M s w m Nv oo M til Ar M 3 ~. a ."a ~x",yh0
sa;I.-S1E Ess,&cE1asx-1
EocEElEs We SELL AS CHEAP As TIE CHEAPEST will no" BE-,
Observation-Disclosures.
IL fet i.,i " u i r .4"n""sy n1's G't M ,p,s
"'"' 1stT.-@z1vyE1<2e aE4ACzxr>rc%
w Ken the .s'~tr LOVE ,l - AIi SEs @ ouly ma
s sn.n" a. 1 "a" % rg ] ss5 @ AAouAE
11aE.-<a. DioT-rc~.
i f, i've x, s s " % M @ M M r. sAnoIas S
GIVE Us & CALI.
And examine Stoves Furniture and all other goods and
asce rtain our prices be ore making your purchases
O,.r Motto is - utsT isF SE GoS1s sofp 81
And if we cannot make big profit will make small one
the GOODS MUST BE MOVING, we c,nnot stand still
JOS. BLOCH.
Corner Of Maia and se,lsvss streets,
IA
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

q Food for rh,. mind at J. Jacobs.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

Nov. 2l-T AND 32ND.
Maud AFkinsrn'~ Comb. n,t,Dn Co.
Nov 25rH. 26TH AND 27rIi.
HiIijs,'e Ls;iIpuv,nu Wonders.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

The shipments Of produce from our
ioan, for lac sea snn. up to and inciust-
ing Weaps stay, Sov. s h, 1889, conut up
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09
Hhgj Ka.Ei a,sS..t..

ESTATE Gr L.HEHT GA>TI, De,'..
- sIi5.
PROBATE i",tEiI. nIsTF!,T COURT,
tAI.i.n tr. It. la Day.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

COALl C0ALi coal!
Pistsl,nrr Coal as Verdsntaamsn'
senWhsf Seea.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09
AMU5EME?.IIS.
Nov. 2t-T AND 32NI

Prepare fos the Cemins attractions,
St. Landry democrat., 1889-11-09

BY virtue rf su artItr %. rbc ii"l"table Dig
tl.l CouIt i'll i.,t ri l,.e par si -! ri. i-sr,irt
there VIII i,4 sd a. !ti!u.l@ ,at !."I u th H,t
and highest ,l, tor t,s Fbe :, "4sGL"i "fi-
flui.eti at i..r Cnilr, htI~, il ti.s- ,taii OF
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1889-03-08
March April Nav

Are the months in which to purify the
blood, as the system is now most suscepti-
BILE to benefit from medicine. Hence now
is the time to take Hoods Sarsaparilla, a
medicine peculiarly adapted for the pur-
pose, possessing peculiar curative powers.
1t expels every lmpurity from the blood,
and also gives 1t vitality and richness. II
creates an appetite, tones the digestion, in
vigorates the liver and gives new life and
energy to every function of the body. The
testimony Of thousands, as to the great hen
eft derived from Hoods Sarsaparilla,
should convince everybody that 1t is pecul-
medicine,
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1889-03-08

fonts and all our mountains affairs OF
praise and all our valleys amphithea-
tres Of worship, and our country,
having become fifty nations consoli-
dated in one, may its every heart
throb be a pulsation Of gratitude to
him who made ''of one blood oil ma
tons" and ransomed that blood by the
payment OF the last drop OF his own.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1889-03-08
Found Dead in Bed.

How often we hear or read of some one
mas IN dappdafenh
loving morning. Anti-Apoplectine, is the
only apoplexy preventative and paralysis
cure. Should you suffer from dizziness OF
pressure in the head, pain around or palpi-
tatiOn of heart, numbness or prickly sensa-
tions of limbs, procure bottle and you will
get relief. send stamp to DR.. +. 5. Hutch
inson & Co., EnOsburgh Falls, VT, for tes-
timOnials
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1889-03-08
She Blushed

awfully when 1 told her what to do for
those horrid pimples with which her face is
covered She now says if you want pink
and white complexion with nice clear
smooth skin, you must use that best of all
blood purifiers, Sulphur Filters. as
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1889-03-08
Every Symptom Cone

Probably no 6losAoe inAicts % much continues
pain = xhsumaAfsm. WIN Il becomes chronic theD
ne few more difnsultto cura Over no single com-
plaint has d. David Ksnnsdys HAvoEite Remedy. u
Rondout n L. Won moes brilliant victories thu
rheumatism. ~ H ~ the agonised patient @
ence moro N. his limbs. and Il Nod from thes
- that have bound him, perhnpo, fog years.
M, Ffank STINT. we'll known merchant Of No.
Hamburgh. n. Y.6ayD: Il 0u6God fortunes with
8clatlc Rheumatism.
Ny cass v0av4y hnd one. md mono Of the me-
hksn esvs me- rs15s(, tussa Dr. Ksnnedy's Fsyori4
kemedy and am entirely rid OF every symptom q
my trouble. Only three bottles brought about thi1
WONDERFUL reeulk 1t has built ma up md been e
mend il 10 othe snf0oER~ -
FavorIte Remedy, Rondouts
NE PxSsoOao anz1ne. 0c1dhv III DrugyistA 4
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-02
CANADA,s CHANGE.

The New York Sun suggests that the true cure for the fisheries question IS for Canada to settle the whole business once for all by joining the great American Union. There is nothing new in the sug- gestion, for it has already appeared more than once in these columns.
 There is much that is common i'll the interests of Canada and the United States. Many of the natural products of both countries are the same, and what is not raised in one is frequently of common use in the other. The free interchange of these products would be of reciprocal ad- vantage. It is this fact that has led many doughty champions of protection. like Senators Sherman and Hawley and General 1 Butler, to urge reciprocity or free trade l between the two countries. But Canada would be the chief gainer, and it IS for | this reason that the first steps toward union should be taken by her. The Amer l ican republic is, and is destined always to | be, the dominant force of this continent. ! Our people are the most enterprising, the most progressive and the most advanced, and there is no nation on the continent that can hope ever to be successful rival. 1 Many Canadians have already found their ! way across the border to seek their for
 tunes and make their homes among us, and few of them have ever cared to re- turn permanently to their native land l Were Canada to become part of the
 Union these people would feel still more
 strongly attached to our institutions than they have yet shown themselves. The ties that bind them to the mother country even those of English birth or direct Eng
 fish descent, are not particularly strong
 and there is already 6 republican spiri
 abroad i'll Canada that would require littl.
 or no education to fit her people for par ticipation i'll the blessings of free sel
 government. It would De great day fo Canada when she should find herself
 part of tho United States.
 Truly, as the Sun remarks the true cur for disputes like those of Behring Sea aii the fishing grounds is annexation. Tn would be promoted by annexation, bu
 this must come voluntarily as the accepted policy of the Canadians themselves. Tn United States does not need Canad
 though we would be undoubtedly benefit
 ed by its possession Canada does neet
 the United States Canada ought to com
 ill out of the wet
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-02
Irvinc's Sincerity.

Washington Irving was good and delighted to do little deeds of kindness; but he was also sincere man and would not pay even conventional compliments unless they were merited. Once, while ip Lon don, he and a literary friend were invited by merchant to drive to his country house and spend day or two there. The carriage stopped at the gate of the mer- chants park. The host alighted, and asked his guests if they would walk through the grounds to the house. The friend started to get out, but Irving held him down by the coat, and they both drove on to the house; the merchant followed on foot II make it princiNe," said Irving, when they were out of hearing, "never to walk with a man through his own grounds. I have no idea of praising thing whether like 1t or not You and will do them tomorrow by ourSelYcsn