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Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-05-23
THE HEREOF LAST ISLAND.
Death of Captain Abraham
Smith at New Iberia.

height, and his mind and heart
were framed by nature in the same
generous mood. He was born
near Proctorville, Ohio, of British
parents, in 1881, and spent his
boybood on a farm. But be was
of q restless, daring, active
temperament, and found the quiet
country life ill-suited to his nature,
and eagerly accepted an opportun-
ity to go to sea. In 1854 he
drifted into Louisiana and found
steamboating a congenlal oecupa-
ton. 1t was not long before he
was placed In command of the
Star, which ran to Last Isle, tlrcn
famous summer resort.
In August, 1856, a terrible storm
prevailed. The Last islanders
feared for the safety Of the hero's
boat. Captain Smith cut away
smokestacks, the cabins, and
finally faced the element in the
naked hull Of the gallant craft.
Next day there was food and fierce
wind. The cottagers crowded the
hotel until there was nearly q
thousand people in the place.
They knew not Of the nearness of
death. The gulf swept over the
island, the hurricane sent the ho-
tell crashing under thewaves, and
the cry for life was heard above
the roar of the storm. Captain
Smith led his whole crew to the
rescue. They worked nobly until
it seemed suicide to continue.
When all the others feared to
venture the brave captain tied q
life line to his waist, plunged into
the sea and herolcally continued
until he saved more than two score
unfortunates. His work only
ceased when his men pulled HIM
senseless and exhausted to the
deck. A gold watch presented to
him by the survivors was his
proud possession to the end.
During the war be displayed
his daring rs a confederate block
ade runner and was captured IN
1864 by the Hatteras. After the
conflict he married Miss I. N.
Nash and returned to the profcs
sion he previously graced.
In 1875 he was captain OF the
Minnie Avery. One night she
struck suag in Atchafalaya bay.
filed rapidly and went down.
Captain Smith was again a hero.
There were forty passengers on
board, mostly women and children.
He saved them all. Three years
later his career was ent short.
He was carried from his boat,
stricken with palsy. All the hard
earnings of his toillng time were
spent in vain search for cure.
IS A few weeks ago paralysis join,
ed his old enemy in the attack.
He came to New Orleans for
medical treatment, but soon found
that he must surrender. So he
went back to the home where few
friends were faithful yet, where
some who talked Of goodness and
glory of self sacrifice still remem-
bered, and there yesterday he died.
1t was his wish.
All great hearts are kin to
nature, and he loved the trees and
flowers in the lovely valley Of the
Teehe. His eye desired to rest
on them ere it closed forever, SO
that his last leok would encompass
only the brightness and the beauty
of earth.
Captain Smith fulfilled the ideal
of knightheod. He was cast in
heroic mould in every way. If
there isin a more perfect world a
chosen host of superb souls, the
deceased will be found high in
hono-.-N. O. Picayune.
Be Above Suspicion.
Tt is q gratifying FEELING amono many
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-05-23

NAEt s'Ersnii. are broken
down tr91a ovcrWe-k Or household csiis&
Browns iron Esit,pss ne.pilds
the system, aids Digestion removes excess
OF bile, and cures malaria Get the genuine
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-05-23
Important.

All ordinary letters containing Post al
Notes, Money Orders issued Ivy all Ex-
press Companies or New York Ex-
change
Addressed
M DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-05-23

Thousands OF miserable and puny
little children have been restored to
robust health by using DR.. Bulls Worm
Destroyers administered to them BIZ
kind and loving parents.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-05-23
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE

10 FOR CLUB RATES, or any fur.
t'ler information ,icsircl, writes legibly
to the undersigned. c'enrly stating
Your residence, with States County,
Street and Number. More rapid return
mail delivery will be assured by your
enclosing All envelope, bearing your full
address.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-05-23

"We do hereby certify that we super
wise the arrangements for all the month
ly and SemiAnnual Drawings of the
Louisiana State Lottery Co., and in per.
son manage and control the Drawings
themselves, and that the same are COLI
Quoted with honesty, fairness aud good
faith towards all parties, and VIC au-
thorize the Company to use this certif-
icate, with Tho -sinIlcs 0four sigma
lures attached, in its advertisements"
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-05-23
FOR DYsEE.ss..Es
y'se BrO,ya's Iron Bistr,

NSe pRO"NE IFOE sSlsffrks
Ihysicians recommend it. All dealers kesD
1t, 8 Oh per bottle. Genuine las trade marx
and crossed = lines on WI Iper.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-05-23

1t your bowls do not act regularly
take Cascarine and he relieved.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-05-23

Months Of sickness, long doctors
bill and broken health can all be
avoided by taking Cascarine.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-05-23

Mrs. s.: "If woman were given
the credit she deserves, / don't
think man WOULD be so prominent
i'm the world'shistory.'
Mr.. s.: Il fancy you are right
III she could get all the credit she
wanted, he'd be in the workhouse.'
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-05-23

Pullman Bondior Sleeping Cars on
all through Grains.
For Rates, Parish Maps, Time Cards
aud full Informatiou call on
e. w. RUNGE,
ACT Queen 4 Crescent Routp, Gii,s, Lin
or address i. II. JONES,
Travelling Passenger Agt. Meridian Miss.
/. HARDY, Asst. Ger. PAS. Agent,
Vicksburg, Miss.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-06
CHAPTER XII.
woMAN's THEORY.

You understand the relative position of
the money-ynult, and all that, suppose2'
asked Mr.. Marlowe, when he had got
pretty far along in his account.
"Of course, replied Wormer, who had
an odd chirping little voice, in good keep
ing with his dried-up impenetrability OF
visage. Haven't been in your place
fifty times in search Of my employer"
Then MIR. Marlowe went on until he
had finished his story, without any roser-
vation whatever.
sits funny, too" commented Wormer.
4The DEVIL that new.made grave in the
back cellar, especially.
4I'll find some means Of filing it In to-
night, said Marlowe, uneasily.
by no meansi let it remain to increase
| the alarm Of the servants. Now let me
unwind, untyist, think, solve, mediate: :
The secretive Fuckers multiplied on hia
face, and his eyes half-closed. as he
leaned back his head, with his fingers in
terlocked. behind it.
Both, Croak and Marlowe, respectfully
awaited the result. The former con.
| sidered his clerk q species Of analytical
l genius, while the banker himself stood
in q sort Of awe Of Wormer's reputet
/ talents.
+I've got it," presently observed
Wormer, coming out Of his reflections
with a jerk.
The others leaned forward somewha1
breathlessly.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-06
Just What He Wanted.

Agent-"I have here, sir, a most
wonderful hair dressing that should
like to show you. 1t absolutely re
moves dandruff, keeps the hair bright
and oily, and
Merchant -@Wait q moment, youns
man. / don't need to buy any hail
dressing. or anything Of that kind; !; bu
will your preparation keep the hai
from coming out?'
Agent yes, sir; warrant it to d
that in every instance, sir"
Merchant -"AH right, give me bot
tie. Never mind the price. / left
letter in my coat pocket at home thi
morning that my wife gave me to mai
New Years day, and I want something
Of this kind before / go home. =
american Commercial Traveller.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-06

But he had no sooner inserted the key
into the combination-lock than he expe-
rienced q return Of the horror that had
followed close upon the commission Of
the deed. Up 10 this instant he had
thought himself iron. But now o con-
vulsivs shudder seized him at the thought
of confronting and coming in contact
with the object for which he had come.
The reflection Of the sun. falling through
the adjoining conservatory, and thence,
with but little diminution, through the
paint-screened panes directly facing the
iron doors, frightened up the cramped
passage, and would pour unobstructedly
right into the interior of the vault. when
ii should be opened.
Horrible thoughtl 1t would fall di-
rectly on the white, dead face lying there,
and he would have to take up the body in
his arms, to carry it.
Still, delay was fraught with peril. Mr..
Marlowe presently controlled himself. He
set his teeth hard, turned the key in the
lock, and opened wide the doors.
Then he started back with cry Of su-
preme amazement.
The Iody had disappeared as mystsd-
ously as the paperi
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-06
The Nan for the Place.

Citizen You are, believe, . pro
fessor Of languages2
Traveller Well, speak English
German, French, Italian, Spanish
Irish, Chinese, Norwegian, Swedish
Finnish, Scandinavian. Russian and
Hebrew.
Citizen -Indeedl And do you OK
pect to get pupils in all9
Traveller Oh, no. I'm going to Chi
cago to teach English. Puck.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-06
Logic Feminine.

Mother" " said a Its girl, who was
engaged in making, a. apron for her
doll, II believe I viii b q SaEs when
I grow up"
aHow do you expect to become q
duchess, my daughter 2"
.Why, by marrying Q Dutchman, to
be sure, replied the little girl. Ne,c
York Ledger.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-06
He Carried a Sword.

4 Buster Ito an opponent with whom
he had been holding an angry discus
sion Be careful Of your language to
me, sirl
Opponent What for?
Bluster-I hold to the code. Re
member, / carried d sword during the
war.
Opponent Yes, I recollect. You
carried it in q Knights Templar pro
cession. TeGds Siftjngs.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-06

HopE is itself species Of happiness.
and perhaps the chief happiness the
world affords. SGnsstel johnson.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-06

If man would look rosy and round
he must have square meals.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
financial.
OFFICE OF
The CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
Of New-Jersey.
119 LIBERTY. ST.. SEw-YoRK. JAN. 1. 1890.
Proposals for
S4.5OO.OOO
Geuerai Mortgage ) Per Cent. Bonds to provide for
the payment Of
S5.OOO,OOO
First Mortgage Z Per Cent. Bonds
due Feb I, 1890.
First Mortgage Fer Cent. Bonds
due Feb. I, 1890.
119 LIBERTY. ST.. NEW.YORK. JAN. 1. 1890.

Sealed proposals will be received by the understand
until D. m. Monday, January 9, 1890, for the purchase
~ the whole or any part OF S500000 general mortgage
1OO.v.ar ; per cent gold bonds Of this company. No
offers will be entertained at less than 1o and accrued
interest January 1, 1890 Payments VIII be due 70
the extent Of per allotment and the balance
option OF the purchaser on or oelore inusda'
January 30 1890.
The maturing first mortpage bonds Will be received In
payment with adjustment OF interest to FEBRUARY l. 1890
The right Is reserved reject proposals not con-
sdered for the interest of the company,
These bond, are identical with the S3O4oV'VUV gen.
oral mortgage bonds now outstanding and quoted at the
stock Exchanges Of NewYork and London, and are now
ready for delivery.
The bonds are issued following denominations;
Coupon bonds OF $1,000 each: interest payable SEMI
annually January 1 and July j.
Registered bonds $500 ~ 900. $1,000. $4,000. and
$50 OOO interest payable quarterly by cheque mailed 70
registered
The si5OOOOO5 per cent bonds issued to provide
for the payment on the 1st Of February. 1890. Of
81 600 900 first mortgage per bonds OF this
company that were issued December IS, 1863 and are
secured by first lien upon the main line from
the Hudson River Jersey city to the Delaware River
(Phllip-burg).
I-non the payment and cancellation of these hrss
mortgage bonds the security Of the general mortgage
bonds Will be established first mortgage upon All
the railroad property Of the Central railroad OF Ae"'
Iorsev subject only to So $4,000 maturing In
1899 81 1877 900 maturing in 1902 el1 900 New
Jersey Southern 6, maturing 1899, and s97 900 Long
Branch and Seashore - maturing 1879 The property
includes the ownership Of $50 miles Of railroad sesre'
eating 7O5 miles Of single track IN NewJersey and the
control as lessee Of 1917 miles Of railroad In Pennsyl'
yania. ..
The net surplus revenues Of the company over AL
o,,rntjpg expenses taxes traordnary repairs, ans
fixed charges during the past three years have
auounted TO more than IS per cent upon the capital
stock of & - j63. .OOO of which over 10 per
cent upon the stock accrued during the year 1883.
From these revenues quarterly dividends have been
paid since August last the rate Of per cent per
nnuum The balance OF the surplus has been expendea
for additional equipment, tracks, and stations thus Inc
crea.inx the security Of the bonds and the earning
capacity the property without increase OF debt or
fixed charges.
BY order Of the Board of Directors
J. ROGERS MAXWELL.
PRESIDENT.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
NOTICE
70 the Holders of the Outstanding
Bonds Executed and Issued by
THE UNION STEEL COMPANY,

corporation ORGANIZED uniar hi Law. - th" state d"
ino-. ind -s.Hf,d hy ,.rtaa mortt'e Also c>".nti
nr ur said 1uE UNION oTtlL COMPANY. dated
August 10. f~-6 ,,ttafu- certain promises u.r".n
described u ,ao MEIEoPoLITAN TRUST COMPANY
~ ho &c, ~ NrN-Yor.. corporation organized under
the Laws ~ t" state - Nrw-iotA. a.. trustee. fos the
uses and purpose. expressed AID -.t frh Goo said
mortgage. which sad mortgage Ua, recorded ou Oh" I'ih
day ~ No,,mber ls.i. in Book 1851 on uae" f5l. IN
the Eeord.s, Once for the county q Cook aud state
u Illinois.
Whcrca, tac said THE UNION STEEL COM.
PANf authorized 10 ,lr -rfr- - nft' "a hundred
u CORPORATE bonds for thc 1f one Thousand
Dollars 81 .Ovo. secured by said mo.tca-cf aad
Whereas tho said THE UNION STEEL COM
PANN. h} tho provisions - sad bond and mortgage.
reserved the r-ht 20 and r.urc 'h whole or any
part - the -ad ,ero, u bonds l-,u,d and secured
by -r.d mor,s,sc at thc d,tr 90 t.c payment ot any
-e4. annual ln-taucnt ~ Interest hy paying and h,c
l,e- cent premium therefor and hy giving ninety da'-'
notice hy one publication Zoo newspaper OF general
circulation n tl. oty of Nrw-Iork. and. also. likewise
in thc cry . ChIDarp. and
Whereas, also iu case Of the payment oi the whole
au} past ~ aid bonds. iu Oh" manner above stated.
Interest upon the sad bond, shall u each case oa,e
uIoo the expiration ~ said ninety days notice. and
Whereas the said THE rAtoN STEEL COM
PANY. D., virtue ~ Article, ot con-odaton made and
entered into May .. e~?. by ard between % and the
NORTH CHICAGO ROLLING MILL COMPANY. a
corporation likewise organized Gndcr the Law. of tho
STATE of Illinois created the ILLINOIS STEEL COM
PANY. which aid ILLINOIS STEEL COMPANY. a,
successor 10. THE UNION STEEL COMPANY. desire,
avail tcf OF the hight thu, reserved to THE UNION
STItI COMPANY;
Therefore, notice &. hereby Given to the aforesaid
holder, Of che said bonds respectively that the ILLINOIS
STEEL COMPANY will pay aud retire the whole OF
said series of bonds now outstanding upon the
FIRST DAY OF APRIL. \. D. $500.
accotdsucc with the and provisions ~ the said
bonds. upon the presentation N the sad bonds. with
coupon, attached, at it office, 40 f6 Wai-t, In the
city of Ncw-iork; at 10, office 40. l060. In he
lioohory luiidng.' the southeast OF Adams
and La Sale st,., Ia the city of Chicago.
ILLINOIS STEEL COMPANY.
By RICHARD G. HANNAH. Treasurer.
December -, 1883.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
Iearhtrs.

A TUTORS. gOvefne--e,, professors. tc4chefs all
~ blauchc, supplied -choDls ahd iamc-. School cf.
Culir for piTcfs Mod in language -Dok"f ~ IiI M
CONRIERE. 81 T.. 17th-st, bet 4thaN" ana bf'si"ay-
A BEST TIAC HERS. America and Foreign. sgppl. 4
"A, for al branches al lo,atr-, no charge. IlAt IL
E!S WANTED fee lof Icgl-tlttinI form foi stamp.
\ + AVERY American school Bureau "''' ''''-'-.
A BILE TEACHERS. Goyeme,srs. Tutors. Pr,f s'or-;
IA Ofgdni>t., singer. COMPANIONS Mnlunr suppl |
tree Of charge Miss DJNOVANS Teachers Rurcap. Nh
sical Agency, 80 East litl--t school. tecommer1ei
A iEMCAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supple. Professors Teachers. Tutofs Goternes-c-
Mr., N. /. YOUNG-FULTON - Union squar".
II ESSF'S TEACHES. hGINCY. ~ ift 17th-et,
III supplies competent tIccr- tutor poNrfu--. inu-
sIcisns all brauchc~ resident and visiting reotmcnd,
schools English, German. French, Slsrish. rIohcn
SCHEEM ERHORN's TEtCHErS' ACINcY.
- Oldest and b.-i-kuown ln T.. =. E-tdhI-ir1 800
East lith-t N. y.
prcceptrc-, for chuIch school German and piano
elocuton Fpi~colaliau. $500 ard homo. t,ruti,ucu
Mathematics. mechanical daWug and surveying. r1thr
matics. FpiscoIal4an. Apply 20 Mr. VI. j. You N''-
~ LION. American ana fofp-h Icichr.' Agency. 20
Union square.
WANTED INMEDIATILY Teacher. higher English.
w Latin school German, piano. school visiting trrhcr
German. piano. French eOyfrne-~. Enr -u French piano
rOvcrues~, kindergarten. German. MISS bONONAN'N y
Teachers Bureau and Musical Agency. 80 East 1ri-t
WANTED. Teacher primary grade. $50 near Ncv-
w York. Apply Immediately. Nl.W-1Olk TEACH
FRS AGENCY. Clinton Place.
XVOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU lfor
musicians. housckccper companions. cialcrono, &C.. %
colleges schools and fnc-; also bpokkcpcr-, rtcnO"T1
pliers and copyists u business firms.
Miss c. l. WERNER 800 5uasc. NewYork city.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
Reliable q Per Cent. Investments.


hftos personal inspection Of the field and methods Of
Mcad's Stale bank York, Neb., capital $500. 900.
under the laws Of Nebsska oner at
and nt principal .ad annual coupons guaranteed,
their d per cI debenure bonds, due 1925 secured
by held In trust by Title Guarantee and Trust
Co thicngo, Ill.,, capital 81 800 600
bonds duo 1894 Loans limited TO tn RI valu OF
Improved real estate. Al payable at Mercantile Ma.
tional Bank. New York.
RAILWAY, Municipal, County and school Bonds.
Geo. &. Nichols and schuyler \. Warren,
e. LxSAAnge RSss. NewYorn.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
Mem publications.


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New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

Hlnslcdl 1neirrmcnIs
REMOVAL,
NM. INNABE Il co.
have removed 10 their waferoomk
14S FIFTH AVENUE,
90tn.st
A number Of slightly used gfshI upright and square
pianos Of make viii be sold liberal reduction from
regular prices.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
New Securities.
Assessment on stock 10 Per Cent

Assessment stock 10 Per Cent
The SEVEN PER CENT. FIRST MORTGAGE con-
sOIIDATED BONDS and the underlying bonds TO II +
PAIDOFF S2s, 900 of the First Mortgage Fours
and 400 900 Of the Preferred stock being applied
TO this purpose.
The formal REORGANIXATION AGREEMENT,
containing full details showing the apportionment ol
the remaining securities among the "FlFE~''
"sIXE~." and "STOCk' and in payment Of the as
ses-ment. may he Obinincd at the Ofce of the Cen
TRIAL TRT>T COMPANY, 81 WALL ST, or from
any member OF he Rc0rRnn nnization Committee.
BONDuOLDERS and STOCkHOLDERS are invited
TO securities without delay, aud receive
the CENTRAL TRUST COMPAAY's engraved certid-
for the same.
SEVEN PER CENT. FIRST CONSOLIDATED
MORTGAGE BONDS viii be received from subscribe
er- 10 the 90 900 fund.- in lieu of cash, and
interest and to dafe OF payment and
will received and held for payment in accord
ancc with said agreement.
The 18th day January, 1890 il the last day for the
sit OF bonds aud stock.
FREDERIC p. OLCOTT,
JOEL T.. FREEMAN,
HENRY W. POOR,
HENRY BCDGE,
COLGATE HOYT,
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
COMMITTEE.
G. S. ELLIS. SECRETARY,
81 WALL-ST
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
financial.
MISSOURI,
KANSAS
AND TEXAS
RAILWAY COMPANY.
REORGANIXATION.

The holders of FIVE aud SIX per cent. GENERAL
CONSOLIDATED BONDS aud of the sTOCk Of
the COMPANY are invited TO rcorganizc the said
cor,psny on the following basis;
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE DENVER. TEXAS q
FORTY WORTH TRI ST CERTIFIC ATEs, ISSUED
BY THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY OF
NEH-NORk.

The Mercantile Trust Company has been officially not
fed that the Denver Texas and Fort Worth T. Il. Co has
passed resolutions authorizing the consolidation OF that
Company wiN various other companies OF Colorado and
Wyoming the text OF which proposed articles OF eonsoh
dation may be- the oice OF the Mtantie Trust
COMPANY No 100 broadway Ncw.York. and the Iud
OF the Trustee that 10 il advantageous TO the shares
held by that such consolidation should be effected but
the holder legal title Of the said shares in
holders OF the certificates which lt has issued
against said shares in order that Il be advised Of ths
views Of said certificate holders. notice + hereby given
that meeting of the holders OF the certificates issued a.
aforesaid viii be- held oice Of the Mercantile Trust
Company in the city NcwNor on the fourth day OF
February 1880 at the Of O'Clock y. Of said day.
purpose expressing and recording their views ON
subject of such consolidation
The books the transfer OF said certificates VIII b
closed on the fourth day OF January 1890, and rcnsa
closed until the hfth day Of February. 1890.
THE MERCANTILE TRUST co. OF AEWloRK.
TruS