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ming on Monday April 18th, 1890, as follows,
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A Plaquemine Justice of the Peace
recently performed the marriage cere
msny fer a white man and colsred
woman.-Donaldson Chief
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The Ball given by the Knights Of
Pythias at Morgan City on Mardi Gr:,s
night was q grand affair according to
the account rendered by the Free
Press.
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NAME.

NO. NAME WARD.
Granger Anthony
Guidroz lhert
3 Aye. Ozeme )
Aupied, Orestle
Dickinson, Matt
b Lepine, Alexandre
SEWN, Saturnin
s Zrrnstt, Frank
tlfert. jackson
10 Boutery. Eictorin
II Roger Adren
Il Fritziuger, Henry
l3 HiBel, Pierre
IA Ledet, Alfred
10 llehert, A bel
l6 Chanvin. Alcide Jr.
II FLASH, Gcnrse
is Rizan, Pierre
10 Peril,rux, Joseph J.
20 Gue,iry Noise
u Lagcudrc. Frank 4.
- Bauenux, Ed.
80 Leblanc, Edgar
- Libby. John W.
% Bergei on, Leo
y LasseiSDe, Abel
u Aubert, l.. Z. Jr
2S Orillisn, Albert
29 Schaubnrf, john +.
20 R.biE, Eugene
81 Cantrelle. Leon
- Leblanc, q. &.
80 Adam. Ozeme
"a Burton, Richard
81, Baills. Joseph
81 McCullnm, Ephrain
81 Roger, Leopold
IS Mola.on, Fillmore
80 Riviere, Leunie
40 Roblchsux, Joseph
4l Dantin, Louis
~ Dishcr, Joseph
43 Leblanc. Abdom
"A Oncale. oscar
As Hebert, Nicholas
46 Orilion, j. l..
AZ Barrios. Gustavs ID.
48 Foret. Norbert
40 Goodwin. II II.
50 Savois. Homer e.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19
noIior for uiccourh

= 1iccough Is most frequently a SYMPTOM
bf stomaclso or abdonin disturbance, but
It may he purely erve irritation indie
pendently of this. lt may be produced by
the presence of iIdigestible or highly
spiced food in the ST mach or by very warm
foods or drinks. 1t may be slight or per-
sistent. When occu rring in typhoid fever.
cholera, meningitis or peritonitis, it is a
grave symptom. T ne mild attacks are re-
lieved by holding I'll e breath for as long az
is consistent. Very warm applications on
the lower portion o the back of the neck
or over the diaphr lgm sometimes afford
relief, and pressing hard upon one of the
muscles of the nee which reaches from
the inner border ol the upper portion of
the first rib behind the collar bone'' up-
ward and backward to the yertebra of the
neck has been knDwn to check this dis
tressing symptom.
Infants vomit with perfect ease; chill
dren make it no d ficult task; but adults
in general find it very hard work. III
many conditions il is well to induce vou,-
itinE This may be the case when il is de-
sired to dislodge f; lse membranes in Group
or diphtheretic d posts and other sub
stances from the a r passages Again. il a
poison has been sv allowed. frequently the
best thing that " u can do is to induce
vomiting at onc. The quickest way,
when it can be doIe. is by forcing the fin
ger of the patient lown his throat gagging
as it is sometime termed. Tickling the
throat with fe lther will often produce
vomiting g.-Pittsf arg Dispatch.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19
New Castle. n,.ck oh...

The east end of New Castle is all torn nm
over the appearance of a ghost, which has
been seen strolling about the school house
grounds for several nights recently. The
mysterious stranger has not had the bold
ness to speak to any one as yet, but, on the
contrary, seems shy; yet the small BOYS in
that vicinity who have TO run errands after
dark have begun to consider life dismal
failure, and threaten to run of with the
first circus or trained bear that comes
along. His, her or its ghostship, as the
case may be, is remarkable In being coal
black In color. instead Of the conventional
white. The only other mark of recocni-
tion it bears is a huge dagger, sunk to the
hilt in its bosom, and a stream of fiery
blood issuing from the wound The town
conncil may draft about one hundred brave
men to capture the mystery-Cor. Indian
apoiis Journal
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19
Esnuima, ! superstitiops.

Esquimaux are believers in ghosts.
They also believe in the transmigration of
souls, that spirits return in animals, winds,
rocks, ice and ' ater. that they are evil,
angry or good. . the elements may be
favorable or uni avorable, and that they
can be appeased y hoodoo rites. If the per
former is suffic emily versed in occult
sciences ChildI ss women, it is claimed,
cannot return to the surface Of the earth
after death. To change the wind, for in
stance, they chai t, drum and howl against
it. build fires, 81 DOT against it. and, as a
last resource, fin the graves of the dead.
Tribes put hood, os on each other by cere-
mouial dances q nd howiing. Tie hoodoo
of total destruci ION upon neighbors is the
building of re within sight of those
coming under heir displeasure. Tribal
relations are sez cred by making fire out
aide and burni lg all ornaments or dis
guises used in ceremonial dances. such as
raven skins, q gle tails. deer horns and
masks. Tribes that are hoodooed answer
by a return hoo loo. but with families and
individuals it different outlawed by
their tribe or elations, they become dis
couraged. hops less aud gloomy. and lit
orally ego OF I'D die '-Sitka Letter
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19
Is Corsrmpion Ipcurabie

Read the following: Mr.. c. II. Nor
ris, Newark. Ark. says: WAS down
with Abscess OF Lungs. and friends and
physicians pronounced me an Incurable
Consumptive. Began taking DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, sm
now on my third bottle. and able to over
see the work on my farm. II is the finest
medicine ever made
jesse MIddlewart Decatur. Ohio. says:
Had it not been for DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption would have
died OF lung troubles Was given up by
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Try it. Sample bottles free at Hartz &
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19

appearance OF the Big bronze Dog. bdt.sue
thought it would frighten burglars. for
she said the dogs bark would be worse
than his bite anyway. And so she set up
her brazen image. with its full set of pho
nographic bowls and patent insides. and
had 1t connected with her room by wires
and electric button. 50 that when the burg
lars made their appearance she could lust
touch the button and the dog would do the
rest. But the burglars did not come. and
when the old lady died the dog burglar
alarm, as it was called, was shipped to this
city.-pittsburg Dispatch.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19

A Ignite sugar refinery has been estab-
lished in Philadelphia for utilizing ..black
strap the refuse OF molnsses. Hitherto
this substance has been used in making
rum, but the product has always been in
excess of the demand. The inventors claim
that the process will revolufionize the su-
gar industry. It is clarified through pull
verified hgnite.-Traveler and Hotel Rec
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19

The best salve in the world for ca,s,
bruises sores. ulcers, salt rheum. fesef
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Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price IS cents per
box. For sale bv Hartx q Bahnsen.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19
THE CHICAGO, rock ISLAND { PACIFIC 0alVHY.


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IA - Jss;s go ~ sss = s..ss sss go q 60
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19

Mrs. Abram Altman. o. buffalo, owns a
most ferocious looking blodc ound made
of bronze = ,c animal " pqschased
from a Boston woman, VII =! fsso.
do service as a surglanr ~
g'sT s'Id y
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-25


when when partly dry she stripped Of, =.
a'eoies' stuffed with them square co. ~,
eon bag and made for that cove ~ !,
Sol, sasc-sreen silk, with an odd a.,
pattern over 1t. II was a piece of wh :,
nad been her great g-srdmori,.r's wed
to"df Do you realize the situation
eaoerf Brie had made the fIrst ~ al,
.ne many balsam pillows. II was mea =,
'or goodbye gift to Miss Morgan
iour cushion Is the joy OF nv life /,
wrote that lady to her a month afta,
she went home. Every one who secs 4,
talis In love with it. Half a DOZEN No. -
PIE nave asked me how they could yet
one hke 1t. And Brie, this has given
.le an iaea. Why should you not make
enen lot sale? will send YOU some
pretty silk for the covers and YOU might
cross-stitch little motto IL YOU like !
copy some for you. Two neonle h. 80
given me orders already. They will ma =
iour dollars apiece II you like to try.b
ms suggestion was the small wedge
" the new industry. Brie lost no time
In making the two pillows grand.
mothers gown fortunately holding on,
Tor their covers. Then came some nrat.
ty silk from Miss Morgan, with veIlow
.htosetSe for the notices, and more ord orc
brie worked busily that winter for her
oaisam pillows had to be made in snare
moments when other work permitted
Inc grove on the hill was her unfailino
treasure OF supply. The thick-set twigs
oent them to her will; the unner
branches seemed to her to rustic AZ with
satisfaction at the aid they were giving
In the spring the old trees renewed
thelr foliage with vigorous will. AZ II
resolved not to balk her in her purpose
me mr. grove paid Reuben's wages
.nat winter. Miss Morgan came back
.he following June, and by that time
oaisam pillows we're established as
articles Of commerce. and Rr;e b.a =
magnificent offer from a recently estab-
iished decorative art society for supply
Oh the needles at three dollars ne,
pound. 1t was hard, dirty work to pre
pare such quantity, but she did moi
mind that.
AS said, this was some wears since
Brie no longer lives in her old home
Her mother died the third year sfte,
MISS Morgan came to them, the farm is
sold and Brie is married. She lives
now on ranch in Colorado. but she has
never forgotten the fir grove, and the
memory of it is help often in the de-
spondent moments that come at times
to Ill lives.
II could not be worse of than I was
them" she says to herself. .'There
seemed no help or hope anywhere. j
feit as If God didn't care and did't hear
my prayers. and yet, all the time, there
was dear Miss Morgan coming to helm
US, and there were the trees, great, beau
tiful things, nodding their heads. and
trying to show me what could be made
out of them. No, | will never be faith.
less again. nor let myself doubt. how
ever dark things may look, but remem-
Der my balsam pillows, and trust in
God.-Susan Coolidge, in Young Wom-
ans Magazine.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-25
0RVRIoAEIabq

but it will only take minute which that needed
will invaluable
which
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-25

Drs. Darrin submit the following names
as flrthe proof Of their skill in curing
the afflicted:
>. Wells, four miles north Of Albina.
on Vancouver road Deafness five years:
cured
William F. Hozenb g, corner Twelfth
and Washington streets Cross eye; cured
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Charles Magnusson, Salem, Or. Asthma
to health.
David vaio, Seventeenth street, near
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j. b Tichnor's daughter, 10 years old.
Salem, Or. Both eyes crossed; cured SO
both eyes are perfect.
Stephen Wylie, Nasel, Pacific county,
wash. Liver complaint and an agra
waited case Of piles: cured.
Z K. Knots, MuIino. Clackamas coun.
~, Or-Nervous debility and p mples on
the face; cured.
J. w. Keeney, Long Creek, Grant coun.
tv, Or Kidney complaint and pains in
the back and down the sciatic nerves; re-
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Linton Paine, Mulino Or Rheumatism
all his life in different parts of the system.
enlarged liver and disea ed kidneys: re.
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Miss Sophia Lunde, 147 South Water
street, Portland-Numbness in feet an
limbs, we're pain in the head and bleed.
ing Of the nose: restored.
ID. |. Graham child, Springfield, Or
Painfully afflicted with graduated con
junciiviIius, complicated with ulcers Of
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}. A. Lind ley, news agent on the O r
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tarrh; cured and gained fifteen rounds.
David Ross son, Woodland, WASH
Painful hip disease, had to be carried to
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cough, also dyspepsia and general debil-
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-25

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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-25

The common lot Is one OF sorrow--say It least
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.,op,1xors DREAM.

An y" -
FlIblu ny s rrading Thackeray.
ib,a cs sas had been looking o'ers
sss l g,ss' attic, second door"
-. oiah. Of which writA
Il y NV, me cause, l saw . sight
vbi' e,ser in my life beforo
nii uese V ~ a. acc, or dreamed saw.
Idraneo " ''
a, dame In costume old,
ro%, W. and ruffies maniloia,
Nih lsce I'm mo with anxious eye,
stoed l. ao,'ld neither move nor CRY.
W. ..ore. "rye lost my way,
ANS ~ so IN before tits day.
ipaN ~ master here, KNOW
~ ~. ., S,' ~ As came I, ! would Co."
nv courage soon returned,
sbsrea' ~ alIemma thus learned;
" gnes1 var this dame might be,
~ s ssS she come to furry me'
a. 81 came to see from far.
Ns sala' ,amed .Quoen Anne Mansions'
Thst your iA'n'N
are. -, ,vopdroua house
rm. this fearful w., vo,, nlmsef
ssst could do but you ''ou'0
[.r,.,.u by all thought to b. = !. ,,..
|sVpse esns :, you could not set me rec
Ba, %s aided she, Il an not well;
~ M lead me hence unl00se TINS speii'
oa,s drawing screen about the b e.
e " suddlIng on some clothes, lea
ana , na guest upstairs and down
" " could could it be l saw her frown'
stairs are always surprise,
N. sI "treads," four inches "rise'"
Is sesv eioht steps we've tourneyed Ger
Inay y sbe said, ITO reach this moor.
- the stories are not high"
IT, ~ Se oasInter so," did reply;
. ~ sssd room Is little low;
u ssv. 4 quick, asserting bow.
u, second story is my pride; 3
INe s "ast and gilded work inside !
@ sNs'asta tiles around the doors,
aI.s.r 0reen. bottle inlaid floors.
:, yet no word she spoke, but trod
lM!s -ho,s charmed by magic rodi
an4 o
n.u rhsn our "gas log" fire blnzed,
ipa a,ha .lectric light, she stood amaze1.
~.,Ivas sure her speech must como,
n.y. ~, ,ssn Il did was struck dumb.
D" psthetic house such words
" % that might turn sweet milk to curds
she: 81 loathe holes In . floor,
vns,ce hlasts with demon fury pour!
, rsssI mines and cocks and hidden things,
r 1A, binding lights, ttese startling rings
!. ,hingle palace made for show"
rsotold her So I'd like to know
|.vohsrmony, nor plan, nor care,
And every thing 10 everywhere.
|,m ,or the age Of stone and meni
rbs DAVIS Of stout vsnbrugh and Wreni
N common sense and good red brick.
ymr rilt and gewgaws make me sick"
uthis point could bear no moro;
NJ Mood was up, my feelings sorc.
Lvsasm this house to me is dear.
n architect myself-stands hero.
|.VAat can YOU know Of Anne or Wrenr'
M turned and shook her head, and then
Win whitening smile: Thou wretched
man."
Al, said Il am myself Queen Anne"
W Henry Winslow, in Youths Companion.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-25

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