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St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-18
A Good Story about Andrew Jackson.

A very good story comes to US about
Andrew Jackson. A boarding house keeper
at Washington had permitted a clerk il
one of the DEPARTMENTS to run up large
board bill. The clerk moved to another
place and refused payment. The poor
woman, finding all other attempts to col
lect useless, called one morning at the
White House and stated her case to the
President. The President told her to go
to tie clerk, get note payable in thirty
days and bring it to him. When she
brought it, he took pen and wrote on the
back, Andrew jackson, and told her to put
it in bank for collection. In due time
the clerk was notified by the bank. He
paid no attention to the notice until a
friend asked him if he knew who had in
dorsed the note. He replied that he did
not believe anybody would be fool enough
to indorse his note. His friend told him
that the indorser was Andrew Jackson.
The clerk lost no time in getting the money
and paid the note. A few days later, he
re- eived notice that his services were no
longer needed in the department.-St.
Louis Critic.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-18
Far Girls Who go Visit;-c-

Two young girls have been spending a
week with me- this summer, and hoping
some other girl may be benefited wish to
give you this little sketch about them
They are both bright, merry girls, but oh,
so different, in many ways. They are
aged seventeen and nineteen, both very
dear to me. They came together to visit
ms and other friends in the same town.
They arrived in the afternoon and arrange
ments were made to spend the following
day with other friends and return at night
They did not get away till about ten the
next morning. and after dinner as [ went
up stairs l peeped into the rooms the girls
had occupied. In the first, Lila's, | found
the bed nicely made up, pitcher and bowl
clean, towel folded, comb and brush clean,
and in their places, her own belongings
neatly arranged in the closet and drawer
had given her to use windows open and
all as clean and tidy as the day before, after
l had it all ready for her reception. This
is one of my special hobbies, making my
guest chambers attractive, not with costly
furnishings, but neat, airy, and conven-
lent.
Passing on to Minnie's room, the first
thing did was to open all the windows
which were shut tight. The bed was just
as she had got out of it, Stops left in q
most. untidy manner, the dressing bureau
with it's pretty mats, was ssrewn with hair
and other pins, notwithstanding there
were receptacles for each provided, comb
and brush full of hair, soiled collar and
handkerchiefs, clothes half unpacked and
laying on chairs or hung on door knobs.
Such looking room I never saw in my
house before, and they were not coming
back till evening.
| remembered now that Minnie had been
out in the hammock With some new fancy
work, and chatting with last years &C
quaintance, neighbor, while Lila was
busy in her room. As she was company,
there was no way but for me to tidy up
the room and say nothing. And as have
no daughters of my own to tell, could
not forbear giving the girls of our House.
bald this incident, and should it meet the
eye of any Minnies, or any who feel they
need the advice, let me impress it upon
you that if you wish to be a true lady you
will never leave sleeping room with
closed windows, unopened bed or I'M
cleaned combs and brushes for others to
attend to, either at home or abroad, or
even at hotel, where chamber maids are
expected to do the work, 1t is not only 8
disgrace to yourself, but an insult to your
hostess, who no doubt has taken pleasure
in arranging room and making it nice
for your ccupancy.-Cousin Jeanette, IN
H01tsebOlG
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-18
NO REST.
In this wide. wide world there is no rest
For the soul that seeks to find it.

In this WIDE wide world there is no rest
For the soul that seeks to find it.
1t does not dwell on the hearts own hearth;
1t is lost Somewhere behind it.
In the great, broad world there is nothing grand.
If we must search for its glory.
The Kingdom of Heaven dwells within,
Is a true and dear old story. =
This world is den of vilest thought,
For the soul that is vile within.
The mirror receives what reflects thereon,
And reflects it back again.
Not the gold of this world, or its pomp and pride
Are the things that make man better,
But the good that ne thinks and the good that he
does,
Are the things that loosen the fetter.
Lille Binklev in The american.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-18
One Pair Serves For Both,

Gen. Hooker, member of the Missisi-
sippi delegation to Congress, was q gallant
Confederate soldier, and lost his right arm.
His left hand was wounded, and he wears
a glove upon 1t almost constantly. Maj
Powell, chief of the Geological Survey
was brave soldier on the Union side, and
he, too, came out of the war minus an arm,
his left one. He and Gen. Hooker are in
innate friends, and their hands are of the
same size, SO when Maj. Powell wants a
glove he buys pair and says: "send the
other one to Hooker" Likewise, when
Gen. Hooker's glove gets little worn he
orders new pair and says: "Send the
other one to Powell. - Washington Cap
if0L
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-18
e. Marinnethshire Wa1as 4ha

In Merionethshire, Wales, the temper
ance associations sent out to all the peo-
pie of the county the two questions: Are
You in favor of local option !? and, Are you
in favor of total prohibition of all LIQUOR
lcense2 The people answered yes to the
first by 6476 to 1856, and to the latter 553i
662, many Of them replying to only one
( the questions.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-18
THREE LITTLE CHICKS.
Three little chicks

Three little chicks
= Got into fix,
Would you like to know what abouty
Well, listen minute,
There's something in 1t
Z It is well for you all to find out
Hear the old hen say, "
In an cid hens way,
That each little chick understood,
''oh, dear! oh, dear
I dreadfully fear - =
You are all very naughty and rude9'..e
But they stretched up their necks,
And continued their pecks,
AS they wickedly fought with each other,
And the hen saw beside her
A hairy, fatspider,
And then she knew what was the bother.
1t hung By thread
From the rafteI o'erhead,
And Whitley and speckle and Grey
Each wanted the bite,
And you see how the fight
Began In the usual way
Whitley crowded off Speck,-
And gave Grey peck,
And said, go away; it is mine"'
But Speckle and Grey
Said emphatically, NAY
Tn bound on that spidere to dinep'
And now would you sees
Just which of the three
Secured the prize he was affer?
While they were fighting!
And scratching and biting
The spider went home to the rafter.
And each little sinner
Had lost good dinner,
And the spider might chuckle and say,
s'Ha, ha, my fine chicks,
That is one of my tricks,
And gain and you lose in that way"'
The old mother hen
Tuned soberly then,
And said to her children three,
You may see, if you choose,
How you always will lose
BY acting so selfshly.
You go hungry to bed,
With each a sore head,
While the spider sits up on the rafter
To enjoy your defeat
In taking his meat,
And is shaking all over with laughter"
From this little fable
I'm sure you are able
To learn what you all ought to know
That selfish contention,
AS hardly need mention,
viii never good thing bestow,
-lNethOdiSt Recorder.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-18

Whenever the Christian churches stand
as solidly for Christ and His Kingdom as
the saloons stand sgainst it, the saloon
will go and the day of rejoicing will come.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-18

The liquor traffic is SO opposed to all
good, and inclined to all evil, that it be-
comes the duty of every Christian to OPP
pose it in every way, and especially to ed
ucate our Sunday schools to work against it.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-18
Fortunes to Wed.

A LIST OF NEW YoRK's HEIREssEs, WITH
THEIR MARKET QUOTATIONS.
The following is list of heiresses, with
the estimated size of their fortunes, for
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-18
Found in the Little Desk.

Not long ago little girl in Christian
family died. She was only six years old.
About year before her death she had a
small writing desk givea to her. After
she died her mother unlocked the desk and
found this writing
! ssThe minute wake up in the morning
I will think of God.
ri will mind my father and my mother
always.
81 will try to have my lessons perfect.
81 will try to be kind and not get cross.
81 want to behave like Gods child.
What comfort to mourning parents to
find such paper in the little desk.
But there are some things hidden away
in children s trunks and desks which would
be no comfort to parents if they should find
them What is in your desk The Little
Christian.
Prisoners in England while in Jail are
mostly tetotalers by compulsion, and are
not crammed with eXsravagantly high
spiced food. In 1883 the death rate of
prisoners In Jail was only 7 per 1000, q
strong evidence of the health value of tenn
perance.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-18
I HI IL RAEE's SALE.
fay, H arch ass, 1890.

described property, to-wit:
ecA plantation containing fifty-two
., with all tho buildings and i'm.
o1efeon. situated in Piaisanee in
C unded north by Louis Malveau,
sollte Gallet and west by yalery
OF wood land containing twenty
uat2d IN Plalsanee in st. Landry
led north by Louis Malyeau, east
IRON and west by Jean P. Rosette.
T. s. FoNTENoT,
Sheriff.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-18

rou0 IOfWaTd ab SdllOp 10 secure O6SIf&-
BILE seats for himself and party. But alas
| the good ones were taken. 1t was with
difficulty that he found places for the
ladies in the front row.
Bona's eyes devoured the royal pavilion
| with all the pleasure of child, for she had
never seen the good queen The flashing
jewels and costly robes dazzled her sight,
until shout from the audience recalled
her wandering thoughts.
| a magnificent bull from her own noun
tain home slowly moved around the arena,
| while his sleek, fat sides reflected light as
! twisted tail, together with the savage bell
| lowing. as he threw little puffs of dust
upon the eager crowd above, caused many
timid heart to cautiously measure the
distance to the ground.
A saudily bedecked matadore saluted the
| assembly, the heavy gates were fastened,
and with low bow the entertainment
commenced. The red scarf failed to excite
the ire of this gladiator, as he sullenly
eyed the intruder. prick him sparply,
Estevan, was yelled by the spectators
With wild snort the thoroughly enraged
creature lowered his sharp pointed horns
and charged with ferocity his agile tor
mentor.
Fast ard furious were the passes, while
! the excited observers applauded with de-
light. A cry Of horror, Estevan was down,
| the bull upon him ITO the rescue" q
second matadore dashed thre ugh the little
gate to engage the Infatuated beast. Holy
| Mother il was Pedro Bona was pale with
terror while the breathless suspense around
her seemed painful,
In Trying to save Estevan, Pedro lost his
| life. for the creature made short turn,
and buried his horns In the young man
side. To the Fescne. The little gate
again opened Bona sat like 81 marble
statute, her heart beat with despair.
Merctful Father, 1T was AIsfeo, with his
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-18
rs SALE.

ION BIRoTTE, Admir-,
l. VS..
HILIP VALERIE.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-18

order of seizure and sale ie-
Judicial District
sLtho parish of St. LANDRY, in
sirass numbered suit and to me
So -; TO sell at the principal
IAs Lolouse, in the town OF
lotions Landry, on
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echapper a Get epouvantable choc.
Mals peu Sen etait fallu quill ne
fht bris6 sur les roches, ct c'est
avec mile peines quill e.ait arrive
a Sc trainer hors de la portee des
lanes. Epuise de fatigue, un bras
casse, tout lie corps convert dec
chymoses, il etait reste sans force
ct h'avait pins conscience de la
maniere don't il await pasae ces
vingt heures d'attente, allant sans
donte dun accas de fevre a IN
REIMBURSEMENT.
Maintenant il SO voyait hors
d'affaire, mais ce fnt pour commen.
Ger a Sc desoler sur la perte de son
embarcation ct sur son bras immo-
bilise entire deux eclisses. DUAL
lait-il devenir, meme en- almettant
quill put encore Sc servir de ce bras
apres hnit ou dix semaines de
repos LIE bateau etait l'unique
capital de la famille, ct ce capital
venait de aisparaitre sous un
souffle de vent! Travailler au
compte des autres etait bien dur a
son age! Et trouverait.il seule
ment du travail +? C'etait au moins
douteux, car personne a Noroe
n'occupait dauxiliaires, ct rus;ne
elle.meme await dh recemment
reduire son personnel.
Telles etaient les ameres
ref1exions de master Hersebom.
tandis quill gisait sur son lit de
doaienr, ct surtout quand, nne fois
remis sur pied, il fut possible de
s'asseolr dams sou grand fauteuil.
l. bras Ell echarpe.
En- attendant sa guerjSon com
pete, la famiie vivait de ses
dernleres resources ct du produt
des morues salees qn'elIe await
encore Ell magasin. Mais pavenir
etait noi1, ct persoune ne yoyait
comment il pourrait s'eclaircir.
Cette dGtresse imtuinante tit
bient0t rrendre un nouveau cours
aux meditations d'Erik. Pendant
denx on trois .jours, lie bonheu1
dayor sauve la vie a maaster
Herse5om-c'etait Uien son deyoue
ment passIonne gni EN- await Fhon-
neur-snffi. a occuper sa pen~ee.
Comment n'aurait il pas etc fer,
quand il yoyait lie regard de dame
Katrina ou celui de Wanda siarr6ter
sur lui, tout humide de Ieconnais
sance, CONNIE pour lui dire:
"Cher Erik, lie pere t'avait sanve
des eaux; mais tn PAS, a ton tour,
arrache la mort :. ="
Certes, c'etait la plus hau.e
recompense quill put souhaiter pour
rabnegation don't il await fait preu.
We Ell Sc condamnant a la vie de
pecheur. Sc dire quill await en-
Guelque sorte rendu a sa famille
d'adopyion tous ses bieufaits la
fois, quelle pensee plus fortifiante
ct plus donce!
Mais cette famille, qui await 81
geneteusemen5 partag6 avec lui les
fruits de son travail, sc trouyait
maintenant a la veil!e De n'avoir
plus de pain. Fallait il roster un
fardeau pour elles N'etait-ce pas
plut6t lie deyoir de tout tenter pour
lui venir Ell aides
Erik await nettement conscience
de cette obligation. C'est seule-
ment sur lie moyen quill hesltait,
tant6t songeant a aller a Bergen
sengager CONNIE matelot, tant6t
revant de quelqne autre moyen de
Sc rendre immediatement utlle.
Tn jour, il s'ouvrit de ses doutes
avec NJ. Malarius, qul ecouta ses
raisons, les approuva. mais Sc
recria sur lie projet de partir Ell
aualite de maielOt.
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vers les recifs.
Erik ct Otto firent force de
rames dams la meme direction.
Bient6t ills virent lie chien aborder
l1lot ct bondir Ell poussant des
hurlements autour de ce qni lpnr
parut une forme humane, etendue
sur un rocher girls.
A lenr tour, lis accosterent.
Cetait bien un homme qui gisait
la, ct Get homme etait Herse-
BON =. .Hersebom tout sanglant,
pale, immobile ct froid, inanime,-
mort peut 6tre !. ..Klaas lui lechait
les mains en- gemissant.
LIE premier movement d'Erik
fut de Sc jeter genoux anpres de
ce corps glace ct d'appuyer son
oreille au niyeau du c9ur.
"1l Wit ...Je sens un bate.
ment !. .."s'ecria.t-il.
NJ. Malarius, qui await saisi un des
bras de master HersebOm ct cher
che lie pouls, secoua tristement Ia
tete EN- signe de doute mais il men
voulut pas moins essayer tous les
moyens prescrits en- parei cas-.
Apres avoir deroule une large
ceinture de laine quill portait
autour des reins, IL la dechira en-
trols lambeaux, en- remit un a cha
Gun de ses Jeunes amis ct Sc NIT en-
devoir de trictionner vigourense-
ment avec enx la poltrine, les jam
bes ct les bras du pechenr.
II devint blentot manifesto que
ce simple traitement prodnisait son
etfet ct ranimait la circulation.
Les pulsations dc ceur s'accentue
rent, la poitrine Sc souleva, une
fable respiration s'echappa des
levres. ..Flnalement, maaster Her
| sebom sortit de son reimbursement
pour exhaler une plainte indis-
tincte.
NJ. Malarius ct les deux jeunes
gems, fenlevant de terre, s'empres-
serent alors de l'emporter. Com
me lis le deposaient au fond de
l'embarcatioD, sur un lit de yoiles
ii ouvrit les yeux.
"a boire :" dit,iI dune voix
fable.
Erik lui nit aux levres une
bouteille de brandwin. Ii EN- avala
une gorgee ct parut avoir conscience
de ce qui lui arrivait, autant qu'on
pouvait Ell juger par son regard
atfectueux ct reconnaissant. Mais,
la fatigue pemportant presgue
aussitot, il retomba dams un som
neil qui ressemblait a une lethar-
gle complete.
Jugeant avec raison quits ne
pouvaient rien faire de mieux que
de rentrer au plus vite, ses sau-
venrs reprirent les avirons ct pons-
serent achievement vers la passe.
! lis Y arrlverent bient6t, ct, favo.
! rises par la brise, furent EN- tres
pen de temps rentres Noroe.
Master Hersebom, transporte
! dams son lit ct convert de compress.
/. ses d'arnica montana, leste DUN
verre de biere, reprit decidement
!: connaissance. Il n'avait rien de
!, grave qu'une fracture de ravant-
} bras ct des conclusions Ou des
coupures sur tout lie corps. Mais
NJ. Kalarius men exigea pas moins
!, quill restat en- repos ct ne Sc fati-
guat pas a parler. II s'endormit
paisibIement.
! LIE lendemain settlement, on lui
/ permit d'ouvrir la bouche ct d'ex.
pliquer Ell quelques mots ce qui lui
etait arrive.
SGrpris par le cyclone an moment
OH il hissait sa voile pour rentrer a
Noroe, Hersebom await etc lete
| los rdcifs do l'ilof nh CON t,,+a,,
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DM Cy,sthia,
Jules Verne ct Andre laurie.

| lOuUc.
Lheure habituelle du retour
arriva sans ramener master Herse.
BON. Mais ellie ne ramenait non
plas ancun des autres pecheurs qui
etaient SORTS ce jour.la. II = await
done lieu d'esperer qu'un emp6che-
ment cOmmun les retenait hors du
ford, plnt6t que de croire a un
desastre personnel. La soiree men
fut pas moins profondement triste
a tous les foyers on il manquait
quelqu'un. Et, mesure que Ia
mutt s'ecoulait sans que les absents
reparussent, l'anxiAte allait gran
distant. Chez les Hersebom, per.
some ne SO concha. On passa ces
tongues heures d'attente, assis eD
cercle autour du feu, silencieux ct
navres.
LIE jour Went encore tard EN- mars
dams ces hautes latitudes. Du
moins vint-il clair ct brilliant. La
brise de terre soufflait vers le
large; on ponvait esperer franchir
Ia passe. Une veritable fiottille de
bateaux, formee de presque tous
ceux qni Sc trouvaient disponibles
d Nogoa, Sc preparait a aller la
dacouverte, quand plusieurs embar-
| cations furent signal6es venant du
goulet ct bient0t arriverent au
village.
Cetaient celles Gui efaient par.
ties la veille, avant le cyclone
tnutes, moins lie bateau de master
Hersebom.
| Personne ne put donGer de ses
noavelles. lie fait meme quill ne
rentrait pas avec les autres rendait
cette exception plus iuquietante,
car tous les pecheurs avaient courn
de grands dangers. Les uns
avaient etc surpris par lie cyclone ct
jetes a la cote, on lenr embarcatlon
s'etait echouee. D'autres avaient
pa a temps Sc refugier dams une
anse abritee contre Pouragan. LIE
| plus petit nOmbre s'ftait trouya 4
/ terre au moment critique.
On decida que Ia fottille, etant
pr1te au depart, trait a la recherche
de celui qni manqnait. NJ. Mala-
rius vonlut encore faire partie de
l'expedition, Ell compagnie d'Erik
ct GOtto. Une grande bette janne,
qni dounait des marques eyidentes
d'agtation, obtint aassi la permis-
sion de sc joindre eux. C'etait
Klaas, lie CHEN groenlandais que
master Hersebom await ramene
dun voyage au cap Farewell.
Au sortlr de la passe, tous les
batcanx Sc disperserent, les uns q
droite, les antres d gauche, pour
explorer les c6tes des lies innom-
brables qui sont semees aux envi
rons da ford de Noroe CONNIE sur
toute la cote noryegienEe.
Quand lis rallierent a midi la
pointe sud du goulet. scion le mot
d'ordre, aucune trace de master
Hersebom n'ayait etc decouverte.
Comme les recherches sembaient
avoir etc bien conduites, tout le
monde etait davis quill ny await
malheureusement plus qua reutrer.
Mais Erik ne youlnt pas Sc tenlr
pour battu nj renonceT 81 aisement
i tout espoir. IL declara qu'ayant
visite les lies du sud, il vonlait
maintenant explorer celles du nord.
NJ. Malarins ct Otto appuyerent sa
requete. Ce que voyant, on fit
selon leur desir. On leur confa
une yole facile Il man9uvrer, pour
teuter une croisiere supreme; puts
on leur dir adieu.
| Cette insistance devait etre
recompens6e. Vers deux heures
laonma i,amharcafinn lnncaait m
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docteur Schwaryencrona s'offre &
tonvrir une carriere liberale!
Reflechis, mon cher enfant, avant
de prendre une telle decision y
Ce que N. Malarins ne disait mas.
c'est quill await deja ecrit a Stock
holm pour METRE le docteur au
conrant de la situation, telle que le
cyclone dn 3 mars venait de la faire
pour la famille d'Erik. Il lie fut
done pas snrprls en- recevant, q
trois jours de la, une lettre an'il
ALA immediatement comnunianer
aux Hersebom. Ellie e,ait ainsi
concue:
Stockholm, lie IL mars,
''MOn cher Malarius,
''Je te remercie cordiaIement de
m'ayoir fait connaftre les desas.
trenses consequences QUA enes
pour le digne master Hersebom
Fonragan dn 3 courant. Je suis
heureux ct fer i'apprendre qD'Erik
s'esi conduit dams ces circumstances.
CONNIE toujours, EN- brave gaIcon
ct Ell fills devOue. Tu tronveras
cijoint un billet de cina cents
kronprs que je te prize de lui remet-
tire de ma part. Dis-lui que, sill
ny pas assez pour acheter q
Bergen la meilleure barque de peche
quill soft possible de Sc procnrer,
il me le fera savoir sans delai. I'll
donnera a cette hargue le nom de
Cyathid, puis il Fotfrira 4 master
H-rsetom en- souvenir tilial. Celia
falt, 81 Erik veut men croirp. il
TeNienara me rejoindre q Stock
holm ct reprendre ses Gtndes. Sa
place est toujour> libIe d mon foyer;
ct. s'il faut m motif pour II ti6cider
d y rentrer, j'aionte que j'ai main
tenant des donnees certaines ct
Fespoir de penetrer lie mystere de
81 naissauce. Crols moi tonjours,
mon cher Malarius, ton ami sincere
ct devoue.
''R. w. SCHWAR1ENCRoNA. NJ. Dr.
On pent peDser 81 cette iettre fut
accnelllle ayec joie. LIE docteur
montfalt, en- adFessant son cadeau
a Erik, quill await blen compris le
caractere do yieux pechenr. Of
ferte diiectement, II est pen proba-
BILE que maaster Hersebom cut
accept6 la barque. Mais IL moyen
de la refnser de son enfant d'aGop-
tion, ct sous ce nom dc Cynthia qui
rappelait comment Erik etat entire
dams Ia famille!...
LIE reveTs de Ia medaiile, Ia uen-
see qni assombriSsait deja tors les
fronts, c'etait Ia perspective de le
voir maintenant repartlr. Personne
n'osait en- parler, quoiqne tout le
monde = pensat. Erik lui-mtme,
la t6te penchee sur sa poitrine, Sc
tronvait partage entire le d6sir blen
natnrel lie satisfaire le doctenr en-
realisant le vRu secret de son pro-
pre- cRur, ct le desir non moins
naturel de ne pas ofenser ses
parents adoptifs.
Ce fut Wanda qui Sc charged de
rompre la glace.
erik, dit.elle de sa voix douce
ct grave, tn ne peux pas dire non
an docteur sur une lettre paGe!lle!
tn ne penx pas, parce que ce serait
d la fois iui montrer de riDgratitude
ct pechpr contre tOi Oim6me. Ia
place est parmi les savants, non
parmi les p6cbeurss II y long,
temps que je le pense! Puisgue
personne nose te le dire, je te 10
dis -.
Wanda a raisOn! s'ecria NJ. :
Malarius ayec IN sonrise.
Wanda a raison ~ repeta dame
Katrina en essnvant nne iarmp