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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-16
tHArNNG TIE CHILDREN.
Methods by Which They May Be Both In
s,ructad Amused Mt Home.

Methods by Which They May Be Both In
structed and Amused at Home.
"What shall dor asks many a child, and
certainly the little ones want employment rs
well as grown people, and they ought to have
II; but what shall it be- After the school
hours the child's brain needs relaxation. and
many mother Is often at a loss TO find some
thing to amuse her child, or thinks so little
about it that it becomes matter of no con-
sequence to her, and tue children are left TO
their own devices TO find amusement where
they VIII.
How easy it is 70 find employment Of some
kind for them, even if it Is ever SO u-1fiing,
for any novelty pleaseS child
How often we read OF the dreadful things
that children do for the want OF amusement,
and how much better il is 70 fill every hour
of their life with some occupatoni
Good books for children are always aceessi-
be and when they are tired Of reading the
various arnuseGlents which | aIn going &c
speak of can be INDUCED IN
\ piece of canvas WITH the letters OF the al
phabet worked across the top from SIDE 70
side, and the Roman figures up to ten,
with a motto To finish out the piece OF
work, forms one of the samplers that our
grandmothers were 50 fond Gf making and
which i is now becoming the fashion Tor liz
tie girls 70 make, I have lately seen one that
was worked over hundred years ago, and
the motto on 1t is as follows:
This work in hand my friends may hare
When am dead and LAID il the grave.
Random work, done with worsted or can
vas, is very easy for child 70 do, as there is
no set nsttern. and it can be worked Ia any
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-16
Amen.

What does the word "amenn signify? II
is Hebrew word signifying yes" truly"
InJewish synagogues the amen is pronounced
by the congregation at the conclusion of the
benediction. Among the early Christians the
prayer offered by the presbyter was con-
cluded by the word amen, uttered by the con-
gregation. Justin Martyr is the earliest OF
the fathers who alludes to the use of the re-
sponse According to Tertullian, none but
the faithful were permitted to join in the re
Spouse. A somewhat noisy and irreverent
practice prevailed in the celebration of the
Lords supper until the Sixth century, after
which it was discontinued Upon the re-
ception both of the bread and of the wine,
each person uttered loud amen; and at the
close Of the conservation by the priest, all
joined in shouting loud 'amen.'" Thes same
custom was observed at baptism, when the
sponsors and witnesses responded vehemently.
In the Greek church the amen was pro
nounced after the name of each person CT the
Trinity; and at the close of the baptismaI
formula the people responded. At the con-
cluSion of prayer it signifies according to the
English church catechisml so be it; after the
reDettionof the creed. so it is.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-16
nasSSAMLIA~
Iailu gayle
THE CURIOSITY SHOP.
Billions of Ancestors-Cne Person Has
Great Mapv

Billions of Ancestors-Cne Person Has
Great Many.
Did you ever think how many male and
female ancestors were required to bring YOU
into the worlds First, it was necessary that
you should have father and mother-that
makes two human beings. Each of them
must have had father and mother-that
makes four more human beings. Again.
each of them must have had a father and
mother-naking eight more human beings.
50 on we go back to the time of Jesus Christ
-hfty-slx generations The calculation thus
resulting shows that 139, 2335 OH 4s9, 534, 97e
births must have taken place liz order to bring
you INTO this worldi you, who read these
lines All this since the birth Of Christ, not
since the beginning of time According to
Proctor, If from single pair, for 5000 years,
each husband and wife had married at q
years Of age, and there had been no deaths,
the population of the earth would be 2,199,-
Sl5 followed by IA ciphers. 1t would re-
quire to hold this population number Of
worlds, the size of this, equal to 8, 1865
allowed by 125 ciphers The human mind
shrinks in the contemplation Of such immense
numbers.-St. Louis Republic
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-16
Tho Way She Felt.

heard charming young married woman
make a singular remark the other day. eff
/ were man" she said, Il think / would be
a bachelor. Not because / would admire the
life or because ] would prefer it TO the joys Of
q hearthstone, but because in the whole list
of my acquaintance l don't know a girl
whom l would marry. What are my reasons!
/ can't tell you exactly. There are some girls
who are faulty one way and some another,
but they all fall so far below what l would
desire il wife, were I a man, that unless
were blinded to much that l now know, or
unless could find somebody different from
al the girls | had ever known, l would not
Tharry. You think that Il remarkable utter
ance! Wen, perhaps it is, and an unkind one,
too, since l am a woman: but i rant help it
1t IS the way feel. Chicago Mail
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-16
No. a Secret Society Man.

care you a Mason!' asked one citizen Of
another.
NO, by the powers" was the unexpected
eply. "Oim hod carrier Washington
Capital
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-16
Appropr.ate mot1oes.

4 young woman with the motto craze has
daintily embroidered in golden thread, on
the siiken case in which her garments rest at
night, ''Two Of kind make pair" On a
very narrow skirt, which is fur trimmed and
which was the cause of her tumbling out Of
a stage the other day, she has etched in en-
broidery silk, just above the hem on the in
side, ''Look before you leap" Her umbrella
case bears the polite announcement that it is
''For protection only" while on bundle of
letters sent back to q rejected lover imperti-
nence reached its height as they were tied
with blue ribbon conveying the intelligence
that '1t's good to be off with the old love."-
New York Sun.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-16

Stubpen-Why do YOU always write with
eue ink, Scribbler4
Scribbler tsidlyl-It's the way l feeI.-Bur
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-16
Bible Terms,

A shekel Of gold was S. A frkin was
seven pints. A farthing was seven cents a
talent of gold was sl3, SOP A talent of silver
was S53S So Ezekiel's reed was nearly eleven
feet a cubit was nearly twenty two inches
A bin was one gallon and two pints. A mite
was less than quarter of glass A shekel of
silver was abou, fifty cents. Apiece of silver,
or penny. was thirteen cents. A Sabbath
days journey was about an English mile.
An epbah, or bath, contains seven gallons
and five pints 4 days journey was about
twenty-tEree and one-fifth miles A hand s
breadth is equal to three and five-eighth
inches. A fingers breadth IS equal 10 one
inch
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-16
An Amateur Athlete.

The National Association Of Amateur Ath.
letes of America defines an amateur athlete
to be ANY person who has never competed in
an open competition, or for money, or under
falss name, or with professional for a
prize, or where gate money is charged, n<f
has at any time taught, pursued or assisted
az athletic exercises for money OF for any
valuable consideration" Competition be-
tween amateurs for medals. cups or other
srizes than money Is not prohibited by tals
definition, but all athletes who co nos come
within it in every other respect are PROBES
sionals
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-16

Michigan produces the lzrgest number of
shingles, there being over l,6O establish
ments IN tsat state where thsy are manu-
featured. Shingles are either sawed or split
The timber Is sawed into s4izre blocks and
these in turn are cut into shingles OK about
quarter of az inch in thickness at the butt
end. Large supplies % pine shingles cJu.e
from Wisconsin, Minnesota, New So.k ind
Pennsylvania The product Of these states
L rs,E1sxir saEai
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-16
Safe and Certain

is the testimony Of DR.. George E.
Waller, of Martinsville, Va, in
reference TO Ayers Pills. DR.. J. I.
Teller, of Chittenango, y. Y, says -
ayers Pills are highly appreciated.
They are perfect in form and coating,
and their effects are all that the most
careful physician could desire. They
have supplemented all the pills former
" popular here, and | think 1t must he
long before any other can be made that
will az all compare with them. These
who buy Ayers Pills get full value"
81 regard Ayers Pills as one Of the
most reliable general remedies OF our
times. They have been IN use in my
family for various affections requiring q
purcatiye medicine, and have given un-
varying satisfaction. We have found
them an excellent remedy fog colds and
light feyers." W. L. WoodSon, Fort
Worth, Texas.
Il prescribe Ayers Pills in my prac-
tice. and find them excellent. ! urge
their general use IL families. - John
w. Brown, Nj. D., Oceana, w. Va.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-16
Household Benefit Association.

This order pays $3.50, $500 and 81 ,0O0at the
end of five years, or on the death Of the
member The assessments are s125, s. so
and IS, and the weekly sick benefit is S., SO
and 500
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14

FoR THE oOOD o WAN.

a AzEgs zs4a kas "a ..s2@ss4e C<sEesneoE -
sac SsaS FesPls's ssclety - Cszrs<EisN
Eaaeaxsr 10 ss@~taD - - LaG@-
Fl Louls. June Is OsSr 3 &c asae-
gzIeS a. tae ~ annual lnteF IA slot.sl !
ooHEsnuen - fbS NEtton1l leUng
Peoples S0uaery Of Corlsuan EndssvoE
are o the oity rlsy oone fFou nearly
every State 4na Territory la.tAs Unitca
stSsas sna represent 49, socasoes
- lth an Asgrogst 81 useIn torship ~ Over
80, 9oa The oonseptien wes c4lied h.
or1sI yesterday afternoon. a1cTesses of
welcome beiug aeIvosed 81 GovoTnor
fraucis 4nd Rev. Dr Nichols. Sno re-
spou5e1 20 by Rev d. b2rrows. - Cal-
caso-
TIE sork 81 perteotlng tie organiga-
uon Vas then Ia order keF II. " Sher
~ood of New York. VAS sleSted soritse.
and Rev L. h Hol srldge, of AN-
nois. lie assistant Mr ~. D. shan
~ay. of Philadelphia. was selected -
tine-keeper Among or uisslons, D
said the president ih bis brief address,
is that u making be tier cluzens a.
well ~ better CHRISTIANS
Al the evening session tke hal Sas
crowded. Rev l. l. Clarke. president
Of the society. made the principal al
dress. Rev 4. > Henson of Chicago,
also spoke. The sessions are belEg lie Id
ia the music hall OF the ExpOsi tlon
building
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14
FAMINE IN SOUpAN.
Egypt wnf Make Another Move on the
stricken Country.

LONDON, June lS.-The famine in
Soudan continues and is driving
A general rebellion against the
Mahdi Is threatened, which can only
be averted by the declaration Of q
holy war against Egypt and mother
invasion by the starving hordes Of the
South The Egyptian authorizes pro
pose TO take advantage OF the situation
and scnd an expedition against tho
Mahdi, expecting 70 secure the support
of disafIccted tribes and strike before
Qnother in vafioa can DC orrznized-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14
THE RAILROAD WINS.
A Test Case Growing out Of the JshRs-
town Hood Decided at Pittsburgh

PITTsBUHGH. Pa. June l8 The trial
Of the suit OF /. 5 T4rbeu against the
Pennsy ylvAnia railroad for so. 600 dam
ages for the death % his wife and three
children who were passengers Oh the day
express over the Pennsylvania rail
road and were swept away IN
the food az Conemaugh and
Johnstown on May 81. 1859,
Was ended Thursday. The jury found a
verdict in favor Of the Pennsy ylvaniA
Railroad Company This case was the
first OF the suits for damages that grew
out Of that disastrous food and was
therefore looked upon by al ~ a test {
case in which IL would be determined
who're the res ponsi bility should rest
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14

SrRrveFTELD. %. June i3 The mag
nia-eu- public library building. Tho Fift
- the citizens Of Springfield bv
Hon benjamin Wa-der, the millionaire
manufacture of this city. was dedicst
"a here yesterday The library has
capacity FOR 10000 volumes aul cost
over sfn 600
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14
Bn,Id,nr at. stapd-stm In nonv.r.

DENvEr, Col. June 13 Twelve hun
dred carpenters quit work Thursday 20
sustain the 400 machine woOd-workers
and bench millmen. who have bcen out
a month demanding nine hours with
ten hOu-s' par. All building operations
are suspended az present The bod
carriers and timers are expected 20 join
The sf-ik kees
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14
PInnnes in tho Astor House.

NEW YORK, June 1S.-At o'clock
Thursday evening FIRE broke out in a
building al Joining the Astor House on
Vesey street. The flames spread to the
Astor House but were confined TO tao
roof and a small portion OF the top
floor. The loss to the hotel is $40. 600
The loss TO tho occupants and build
ing in which the fire originated will bo
about S25 900 E,..-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14

MoSrEEAI, Can, June 1S.-Judge
Desnoycrs Oh Thursday tried 70 induce
Eugene II. Cowles to lay cha-ge
against c. c. Hale for shooting him.
Cowles refused, and said that he had
warned Hale that any one interfering TO
take his child would be shot by him.
lie said he believed Hale was tempo
rarily out Of his mind when he shot
This statement practically clears Hale,
who will probably be discharged.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14

lru1ar rs-r1zs Trf frrse - T'ur
fns tbs sls~triesi ebo~r Eesres5rr
p iqff q rr3o-us bor iepvff Tssris ffvir-
So RI les rtf ~ tts @t7 eaf b - ~
ngbtnine Fs wss rnh nf ferrt sf
ss-s t-r.f -, 49, Fpocs~s ssvera fs<t
~ t1rt Lel-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14
KILLED His FAThER.
Herbert Warren, Agsa I6s ~ Elusirs. y.
\. shoots His Father Dead while
Protecting His Neither from InJury.


\. shoots Iiis Father Dead while
Protecting His Neither from InJury.
ELMRA. X. y, Jane Is Prank War
rem, = commercial traveller, was shet
and instantly KILLED ~ his residence
this morning by his son Her
bert. lo-year-oid boy Warren
returned from trip Thursday
night and hogan euarrcling with
his wife The boy. who had been in bed,
arose and iuteIiored. and, prod Dcing =
cheap revolver. thlrty-tw0 callber, shot
his father la the right breast with fatal
result Young Warren was arrested.
lie takes the matter very ooolly and sAys
he saw his father chasing rs mother
about the room. Seeing his mother 10
danger of being beaten, be fred the
fatal shot Warren and his vie quar-
relied frequently 81 late
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14

Cr.rvEIsED. .. June - - ths
Jones street. crossing ~ 80 Tsvslsra.
Canton = soutbsrr railroad, o. Cisvf-
land Otfo. ttis morning = - Tft oI-
lIses vitr passerFef t~sir. wrscf IaF
lt srls r.o-r - less severs 3 ir1rri ~
- ver persons u vss reFsro@o - MIR
serlous thst pohodv 49, 81 sd
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14

Porr HUEoN Mich. juno l3 Cen
oral Manager Hlckson. of tho Grand
Trunk -a-i Nav. has given an order -
te9Is she construction % a second po-t
Huron tauDel At once THE new tunnel
wIll he a duplicate - ere one already
under vsy, and vii cost S.. oao 700.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14
THE MARKETS


CHrcheo. Jups is
F1ouR-oulet sp-in~ Patents g. s1z-.ss
Bakers O. EsG3 70. Stralghts e 7sd42 Wiz
ter Patents - 4os46s Clear. - ieb+R
wHEAT-Frua win moierste trading 30
rash about s7Aags-c -alv. sssss1Ssiso, DE
ocuber 9ot0oRc. 80. tgr1rs- @%"5e, No.
O. "a - depending or quaf'y.
CoRv -ouct aBf steady No 2 8sk0af<ct
no yellow sfi,c. 80 O saNc. No leilow
Sa.0g3Ar. Jrne XH d-xC JuF izlL3s >.
August sllLsr ~ rep1erfer aiN0%Ac
OATS -Stearg vifh ,slr tradns Nr q ~
Q27hc. July - h@27 3 Ac. tugast 'seiT =
september gA.Q25tfc Sample ioas in fair
Whlte - rSssc. 30 2 H8Gs2sc. 80 Z
white 22a a.
Rvr DsU aul lorer $50 cash. 60 June.
sssc. septeu o.r. e7'sr SEM p.rs About go qsc
for 80 8 anf 4rFd f2c f9r $50 @
BaR1EH quiet Common thir Io~s Sc
and SC 3 eslazsr good " choice ssasso.
North vesteru Eo q thfn. exa.s5c good "
ohofos 80 ~ faneT. &c
EEee PoRE NsrFef rather u1iet win Light
frs1 ng 81 steady prffes Prfoes euata13is 81
90 saaf2 80 'or cash N2G21a12g .. Pr june.
sIs "a O. = FOR July 80 90 Hal - tor sep
t-f.ber
Lam -Rafbsr artfvs au1 r-lrss rrlss Nirfer
pricss -anse1 ~ = sEs15 s7i. fsr ossf - ssa
ss74, ~ Juus g. k,s11 q7-s ior 5rlT. suo "a "a
= - ~ Sept-u fer
BrrrEs crssDs-y za14e Das-y sam
Farkirg suck "a
Fcrrrav RI sl-ens fkFta> p@T y
Sx.rfng r-sf.ssns zen psr p Itv- Turbsys
SEE pa- rfvr uDevs sazlc psr y kvs
C-ee=s - TfzA 81 per owen
T7ouo oss-D sriIle1 srf~ts stss1v sos tru
~ t.s uss.s ~ . q f7r fnlsh@e goS,0s
Wv Tonx I'M ~
Wuss--rs~- 80 grace g 4- as.rr.-e
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14

e. prTFr~pr-R0 9urs ~ -Iutssi E
ver-e reaches nnre tfst severt shr~1ks
~ ea~th9UsFes have o7-Brrs, iu
Eorivafr Ceeeasia As fsT - uev 20
,yo-ses ~ lives were ioet Brt ssve-s B
" srss -ere vr~erfft snc wuct >-Fti-
tutlor srtsts sH.ong trf toff-eis.ss pes-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14

WteHrr0Tov june 1a IT, iF sn-
nornced tbst Mrs Harrison hrf 3D.
Kee. Mrs Diuu,ick an8 ths ch f-er -
ths White House VIII lesTs Nashing
ton next Tufsdsv for lsr~ hsT sno rn
main there during the summer TIA
presi6ert viii u-obab'F make thew
weekly visf-s mt ths ~ iouruwent -
ClslTress tf-rf WHIT 20 VII 'ernsir 81
the sssshors throur rbout ths bssteo
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14
Congressional Nominations.

CORY. Pa. June IS. The Republican
conferroes 70 the Twenty-sixth Congres-
sional district met Thursday and nomi-
mated Mathew Griswold OF Erie. w. G.
Culbertson al present represents the
district.
JASPER Ala, Juno - - John7 VI.
BankheaG Dem. has been renominated
for Congress for the Sixth district
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14
Huntreu Dies In Missouri

WARRENToS. Mo. June 13-Hunt-
ress, g. V. Hankins' famous racing
mare, died hero Thursday from the e.
fects Of injuries receives IN the railroad
Incident al this place few days ago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14
Lord yyol.,le, Nm Rr.irn.

LONDON. June 18. 1t IS positively
announced that Lord Wols"ley viii re-
sign his position ns adjutaDt-goneral q
tho headquarters staf Of the army, The
resignation 70 take effect July "A.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14

Both ths method All results when
syrup 0f kigs IS taken; it Is pleasant
and refreshing % rh5 taste, and sets
gentiy yet promptly GA tie Kidneys.
Liver ana B0Wel, els=s the ,ys-
ten eEee,azliy, dispeis colds, he2d-
aches aad leyers and cures Lahltud
constipation. Syrup Of Figs IS the
olly remedy Of It's kind ever pro
ducsd, pleasing u the taste anl &C
oeptabls - the stomach, prompt In
iss action and truly beneficial ia It's
effects. prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 al and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale In SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gisLs. Any reliable druggist who
may not have il On hand viii pro
cure il promptly fer any one who
wishes to try il. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SY3Up co.
8Es fRasciScc cSL.
LOUISVILLE. hL AE9 T0dk. ~
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BY virtue Of and 70 satisfy : wit az A =
Issued and 70 me directed in the sbovs e..
titled and numbsred suit, I have 49,
aud win ORR for sale, Is PubIjc Auotio5.
tn front of the Court House door n ~;
town of Colfsxs Louisiana, between ~
hours prssaxibed By Law, ON
SATURDAY.. Ootobsr II. 1880.
The following dssctibed property. ssixfd
- ne propsrty Of tho defendants, to-uit:
Al o. the Tight tito and isatsraue of W.
D. Calhoun In and to the following suifs
now pending In Tie 18th Judicial bistrict
Court n 0rant parish, to-wit:
Ne. rs, =. Mcknight a4in,inistrstos, ".
n. L. Dsigrs.
No. sA7: Il; Mcknight sdministsator. ".
No. ga; & Mcknight .dninis.rssor, u.
!. No. zee. +. Mcknight sdmisists.sos, =.
n. 5. Johuston
No. 500, Q. 4. P. Calhoun W 81. Nc
Knight administrator.
Also ~ If the right, title ana iutvreet q
". 8. Calhoun in and to the twelvs months
bond given b. Mr.. G. r p. Calhoun % o.
about q day Of December, A. u. 1854. n
Avor Of b Mcknight admfnistrstor 81 the
'ucoeMton Of Meredith Calhoun.
Teans-C ash with bsnslt of sppraise-
neut KeWp Is
colaz. sspt Il. 1879.
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b. G. GOODWIN,
W. Z. RICHARDSON.
N. Z. SWAFFORD.

The indications are that the cot
ton seed oil mills have combined
In order to force'a low price to be
taken for cotton seed. At q meet
ing OF the agents of the mills in
New Orleans on the 9Th of Septem-
Der it was agreed that only 50 per
ton, plus 81 commission to agents,
would be paid for ton Of seed de-
livered in the city. This leaves the
farmer IS or less for his produce, at
which rate it will pay him Eve
times as much to dump his cotton
seed in his fields and pillow them in
for manure. Some Of the mill
men assert quite vigorously that
there is no combination among the
mills, but this fact is only to be de-
Eermined by their paying the plant
sr the full value Of his seed. We
shall know better further along.
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ooLFAx GRANT PARISH. La, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 {



Some startling accounts Of the
raxages of screw worms in Different
localities have come to us in the lasi
few days, and in two or three cases
reported from neighboring parishes
they have caused the death Of hu-
man beings. We hear that the
cattle are suffering very much from
them in places in Grant parish.
PREvENTIvRs AND REMEDIES
are given to the public from the
Baton Rouge Experiment station.
Chloroform is one of the quickest
agents to stupify the maggots and
get them out of their places Of
Judgment; but the cavity afterward
should be washed out, to prevent
the irritating effect Of the chloro-
form, get out the dead and half
dead maggots, and thoroughly.
cleans e the wound Common crude
carbolic acid acts almost as quickly
as chloroform, and as it also is an
'rfi.an. the wound should be
washed and cleansed afterward.
oalomei can % used with good Of
lecs' Dnt 1t also becomes an irritant
and VIII lnflame the wound, and If |
within reach OF the animals tongue |
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II was just an ordinary scrap Of
wrapping paper, bat it saved her life.
She was in the last stages Of consump-
tion, told by physicians that she wa
incurahle aud could live only q short
time; she wiglled less than seventy
pounds. Ora pieces at wrapping paper
she read Of DIR. Kings New Discovery
and got q sample bottle; it helped her,
she bongIlt a large bottle, it helped
her more, bought another and grew
better fast, continued its use and il
now srtong. healthy, rosy, plunnp.
weighing lao pounds. For fuller mar.
ticu'ars sent stamp to w. H. Cole,
Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial battles
II this wonperful Discovery free at C.
3. Nasll's store.
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Democratic Nominee
FOR CONGREss---4rH DISTRICT.
NEWTON C. BLANCHARD.
or CADDO.


On last Tuesday afternoon the
anti-lottery bill passed the Senate
Of the United States by "a unanimous
vsua uoce vote. The bill as passed
is exactly the same as it passed the
House, without alteration or amend
ment, entirely shuts out the use of
mails to the lottery or any of its
agents. We win publish the entire
text of the bill next week.
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Enclosed md Henry Grady's
eloquent speech for prohibition in
Atlanta. Ga. Plaaea nnhf;eh e
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:. "a a.SaeA Aunuohco
~ sAAso " your IeaQerss and per-
haps on some of the grand iur0ra
that are noon II aaeenhIa IL ~
fpv prch;h:<:-.. ~ -
AAds BreatIy les
o1Aou CEAauo enQ every species OF
annoyance IN this portion Of the
parish. and / baliava ~ enforced
n and nvc,,,,d fxn1f.- a. . :~.,
--.s.-- q - aAsN4 sno Grammar
AP0.sS0s o1 tne parish would be re-
oucod one half How men can
violate 70 hanaficsal : la e. 49,
datr;mort a .~..;et.- q. s
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cfimo and the expense OF the parish,
and then escape the lust indiona-
ton of christian grand ;nrv ana
!. chr,at;en ;,,dr,e p 49, -->-
5~-6o = D{Vu4 COM
prononslon. "A. II. s.
Here 4 the vav TIA late Hon. Henrv
W. Grady arrai0ned honor A. ma ~ ~
prohibition mestincs h Tia mensrrahIe
Atlanta fipht:
my friends. heeitata hafora von 80.
liquor back into Aflanta. mn fSSf q a
shut ont. Don't trnet r. r i. ,,r.,> = |
aggressive and universsl = r. .ssssS-
TO-nieht Il entere - hnm,,I. S.s.s = !
strike the roses from \ vomnn,. 49,
and to-morrow IL chaIlenree th;e ,.,,,,S,I;ss /
ia the halls OF C0nore~ To-dav Il sfr;Sss