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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14
For Service. 1891.
Tn HAxoooa8 AND SrYIlsr Thor
flno STALLION
EFIG.

Sired ~ CUYLER 100.
First dan. Laey. By Red llountain
lsoe ii Dorseys 0ssea Aouutaia.) "a
dan. espesdy aad oAos Md mare. &. {
CCYLRR toa ~ Hanblsee.iaa 10.
(aam Cry Reos. By Hanbjstoaian 3,
ssse Of x!visA q yeassl 3:l0l. Chanser,
5104. Hdvsa O 911A. Day Drsao 32ll.
and ten oeheso IN the 40 list, and II
sne aa1s q tseseo 9:lA&. haywood an.
Rhedoste Dhu SAN. Aqaasias 9101.
ana cshssA HIS soas also are prod ucinv
HAMBLEroNlAN IN. sire Of us
speed prodaelng sooo that have sieeA
"ves - - I'D H. ineludioe saeh
ooeed pestssoeD = Maud q. 14G3. Jey.
1yo-ase 3:lQ. Saaea g veAssl 1:l0S, sc
Ja!tse 9:l1&. PAlo Alto 4:l9&. Mario
Cob 3;i3 Harry wilkes 3:i32. Phallas
s!?3. 0et4eoleA oaiA 3:ll. &C.. sto.
NerR.-1PIO. Saalsd IL l0ooI seasds
ls3 hasda. IN so)es lee rich dark brown.
very eAodsoce aod etylisA. He has .
eseooJy eat sAaDely bod aaa sosk, pee.
seeuy aessd inse pair Of dssp sLliaue
seoeldesa. short bask. muscular dsvel.
epotne ohovtoe great Povse and strooR
loaO Sowing aass aaS
eII. the bese a LEGS and feet His 20.
40 = naPtd. With geea stride. and his
'oispoeitioa - levsl-kosAed.
vl6 Tie ooos00. viii sslusa psivi.
leka
Ks3tneky mares bed % EPIC for
'aIs. For further paslisalars "a iropa
y. + P9RILLyUX.
6lidell. -.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

walter Bridges, Anthems, Tenn.
wratee: "For sax yeass I had been
am'cted with running sores and IN
enlargement Of the bones In my lego.
l tired everything without per-
manent benefit until Botantic Hfood
naim va recomemmend 70 me. Al.
Ter using ok bottles the sores Ia.
%, and I am now in better heaIth
tnan l have ever been. I send thie
testimonial unsolicited, because /
want Others to b beneAted.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14
Written for the EA1xxR.1
NY LOST VALENTINE.


I've lest thss. my valsatiaa
win I'll Thy bsaaey and gsase.
And tho cast Of ehooo brown eyes
That lit Thy lovely iaeA
o.. What vosship eeuld I bsstev.
To regain nv par . lover
To oooe more share thy pleasant
Thoughts.
"a alvsys faithful prove.
Like The Aowsss that loae Nbr he dew,
Ny heart Sos thss doth pima
All seems blank and droary.
Eines Eve Lost thes, sveee vAlsatins,
The sun will lose IL warmth,
Aad the stars will cease 10 shiae.
Before I'll forget thss.
Ny sweet valeutias.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

The 4oreland cane plantation
in West Baton Rouge parish finish.
cd harvesting last week. About
200 acres Of cane averaged 20 tons
to the acre, which was shipped BY
rail to the St. Clair refinery. Four
dollars per ton on board tho oars
was received for the cane. There
ought to be big money in raising
cane for The redneries, 1t $50 per
acre.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14
The hin Of Bill Mckinley. "a

The bill Of Bill Mckinley is work.
ing in . good many ways, but no,
to the satisfaction Of the people
whom 1t was claimed the measure
would benefit beyond their most
sanguine expectations. The peo-
pie are beginning to feel how 1t
benefits them. One Of the largest res
tarauteurs Of Boston recently COM
planned to his merchant that the
orockery he had to purchase cost
. good deal more than it did this
time last year, and he was told that
the fact was due to the new tariff Law
aud that - the duties on al kinds
0f crockery had been increased, the
only thing for him to do was to in.
Grease the price Of the soups which
he furnished hungry crowds daily At
lunch time. The restarauteur WAS
quick to zee the point, 20 hs made
good the increased price paid for
his plates, glasses and dishes by
charging his customers five cents
more for their soup, and the result |
q that the business men and
clerks OF Boston are COW paying a |
tax Of from $40 to SIS . year ON
aooount Of the Mckinley bill, and |
his tax they have to pay or 20 with
'ut their soup. This Is only one
Instance, however, Of the manner
n which the Mckinley bill skins
he people. Is every merchant who
Inds that be has to pay more for his
'oods raises his prices accordingly,
nd The burden, 10 . matter of
curse, falls on the poor consumer.
'or years the people have submit
ed to the tariff because IL was an
'siduous tax which took money
ut OF their pockets without their
moving how it WAS done, but now
heir eyes have been opened to the ,
INNING swindle, and the couse.
uence 10 We hear that the Repub.
can party d anxious to 20 into the : :
ext presidential campaign with .
sw issue.-Daily States. g
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

A short time ago it was declared
By tho Republican press Of the
country that the action Of the Brit
ish Government In taking the Be-
ring Sea controversy into the Su-
preme Court Of the United States
|xas N insult to the executive branch
Of the govsrnment That the Su.
preme Court does not Share this
opinion, however, i shown BY the
fact that It has granted permission
70 the British government to ale the
petition for . wit Of prohibition to
prevent the District Court OF Alas
b carrying IL decEes Of forfeiture
out In the case Of the schooner Say
ward, seized for the Illegal taking
Of seals. This shows that the right |
to bring To case into the Supreme |
Court, which win now determine |
The wit should issue. The
New York Tribune and other OF.
pans that Aercs!y asssstsd that the
,oarse pussued y Tie British gov.
|enmest va ~ insult b Tie Uni.
ID 0tato0 now realise that thev
Doe very AnGrv without sullcieat |
;auOe.-Oa1ly 0tatao. |,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

Senator Carlisle in the February
Forum makes estimates Of the m.
tional expenditure, showing that 1t
the end Of the present fiscal wear,
June 80, 1891, there win be . deficit
Of about $l4,000, 900, and . year
later . deficit Of about tS4, 900, 900.
How much chance there u Of getting
the $40, ooo, 900 appropriation for
Mississippi river improvement may
Be judged from this fact. Senator
Carlisle further avers that: "What
vas two years ago the richest public
treasury in the world will be substan-
tally bankrupt long before the tern,
Of the present administration e.
pires." In this condition of federal
finances the people Of the great val.
Icy win have to rely upon their own |
resources for protection against de. |
vastating foods. City Item.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

"Ars you going to pay for that
package It this eod2'' asked IN q.
press carrier - b watched . lady
Who. having wrapped up IN express
package and addressed It On one
side, vas shout to address It On ths
Other aide also. rsaazks Tie Utica
ObssEvse. EYES," shereplied. DO
Jon waat = pay twies?' asksd tAe
e1peossmaa. "Yea ase very Liable
b b changed twice Soe IN express
u yoa mark it O both
sidss. Afser . packags = paid Tor
b advance q q ~ point q ship
Dsst, ~ nazk h 'paid' q IL eide
q IL aldrooo. WAso H. billine
ussk 60 that peskags. IL chances
Ne Just svea thas - = preeeato 1 |
With The eide which = 1T nafkod |
petd. and b bin collect. Never
A4dEess ooah sides q IL fhckaeo.
q - ~ means jour paok1es gses
DQooo1, u IN aoeeooaoyin9 ieI
III eeQ the expressmaa where I'll
pes"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

The juveniles had . grand Rex
parade last Tuesday. Glad In gor-
geous costumes and mounted on
aery steeds, followed BY the royal
chariot. During their triumphal
march they were RECALLED With choice
refreshments at the residence Of
Ars 0almiohe, and after the street
parade they had . grand ball and
Refreshments At the residence Of
Mr.. Jules Pechon, where the youth
ful King. Master J. L. (Deed)
Smith, crowned Miss Adele Peohon
- Queen Of the Realm. An pres
emit enjoyed themselves immensely,
and agree that they had . better
time than old King Rex himself.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14
KILLED BY A TRAIN.

PEARL RIVER, Feb. l0.-A very
ed accident occurred here last
night. The dead body Of Mr.. John
Creighton. bridge tender, Wa found
lying near To track this morning,
where Be had been struck BY .
train during the night, which broke
bio left leg, right arm and three
Fihs loose from bic spinal column,
besides which he received two se.
Vere wounds In tho head.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

Every column q . asvspapes
coatafns hon twelve % twsoty
thoesaaA distinct pisoss q METAL.
dtplacs0eot e any q Which would
cause . bassdsr q . typographical
ssrer. And ut seos psop,s lay
claim 70 romaEkahlo s0aFtneee q
tAcy disoovee thse, b the ruoh u.
etdsas - ~ printing q . oeWe-
papsf. . daele error Aas AesaI
na1e. -Caucaoiou. 4
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

Now that the weather has grown
20 severe in Kansas, the farmers
are suffering from intense cold, and
many Of them have been compelled
to cut up their furniture to use for
fuel. Gov. Humphrey has caused
al surplus coal at the Psnitentiary
At Leavenworth to b shipped to the
needy counties for distribution.
That's right. II the criminals have
more coal than they need, and can
spare some Of 1t without disoommod.
Ing themselves. they ought to Be
willing to divide with their less for
Innate fsllow-creatures who are try.
ng to make m honest living.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14
Succession at Francis A. Pippo.

Succession ct Francis A. Pippo.
state 81 Loaisiaaa. lazish Of orlea,a.
Civil Distsiet soost-No. S0.e0S.
y vistae ef - ecase q aals iten
NE eeecsaese ehe assseoaid eoast. anA
= = oaseeeed. hearing dsae Jaaunsy
ivill proceed = ss,l as public ...<;.,
At The RiehlssheN Jsdieisl n;.s.;ss
C"ess Of l1ootaiAoa, d The town e on.
isgtoa. ~ 1'aa1aay pafioh. "a ~
SATURDAY. lie lASt 1ay q N:,sS
1901. bstwsea lsoal sals bo1sa ~ Ssi.
lowiaG described pcopsrtv. Hc.v;s-
!. Ths bsickysr5 III k.isk'"s1;..
sslab)ish0aoe. With all tAe apnsr1c.
sesess thsssaste bsleesise or n ~
viee sppertaiaisR. ksova 9 the Ahits
bsiskyas1, sisue1ed upoa M -.
pstsins ths &c hunAssd and eixev verse
eoeetsting q lees 1Iea Z. :, { ss& & q
eoeesoo 3 t0wDsbip Z. ooath ~. ~
sask u ths Parish q 4 Tannss. L..
4 4 eessaia tsase Of lad eie1ef ~ n
he rAsjab q " Tanoany. ~. -.
saanteG thirty asess. beuadel "a "a.
sest6ed - follows: Comnsaeine - a.
eoseheaee sesnee q ssesios Is, tovneHin
2. sosea saoge u sase. bsine o ~
.cssh siSs e sid tsss4 tie fceteSa.
eo!ova creek bslag the Weseeeu M m.
v1dtne sai1 tssse q leaA 6sea - lana
q he lAee Rsnnk Leoel
Teens ofAlo aaaA.
W. 3. CooE, sassi4.
CssaoleA Il. Hsh. .. luel.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14
THE LOTTERY MANDAMUS.
ARoURNf n TIE CASE FIXED ron
FEDRUARY II.

A Transcript Of appeal has been
filed in the Supreme Court In the
mandamus suit OF Mr.. John A. Nor.
ne ". Secretary Of State Mason,
to compel the latter to promulgate
the act submitting to the people for
acceptance or rejection the amend
ment to the constitution known -
act No. 9l4, or the revenue amend.
mont.
Last Wednesday Ex-Justioe F.
2. Poche. Hon. T. J. Semmes and
Hon K. A. Gross OF counsel for
plaintiff, and attorney General
Rogers and Hon. J. Murphy Eos.
Ter On behalf Of the State, appear.
ID In court and BY agreement the
argument VA fixed for Tuesday
next, Feb. IL.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14
THE MADISONvILLE ENTER.
TAINMENT.
MADIsoNvItLE, Feb. 8, 1891.
EDITOR 81. TANxAxY FARx.R.

MApIsoxvItLk, Feb. 8, 1891
EDIr0R 81. TAxxAxY FARx.R:
A large, highly cultured and re
fined audience assembled at tn,
Madison House, to witness thu
grand display Of art and talen,
which was enacted by the YOUNG
ladies and gentlemen, under thu
management Of Mrs. NJ. =. Mackin,
OF New Orleans, on the 3lst uIt.,
the following being the cast Of the
TABLEAUx.
l. "Crowing Ct the virpin.''
Virgin Queen, Mamie Dendinger.
Father, Mrs. B0hning.
Son, C. Currow.
Archangels. Lille and Mary Gail.
Angels, Annie Dendinger, Lena
Goldate.
Cherubs, L. Ouilliber, B. Hol-
zen.
,: "Clinging to the Cross" Liz.
zie Puts.
8. "Four Seasons. Spring, A.
D endinger; Summer, Lena Peiiaot:
Autumn. II. Currow; Winter. Il.
9oldate.
4. "Onering At Hearts" NJ.
Dendinger, L. Pellaot, NJ. Gail, L.
Cad, o. Galatas.
RxcrrATloAs.
5. "Never Slight the Old Folks.
". Galatas.
8. Give the Boys . Chance"
Eco. Dendinger, Taylor, Goldate
z. "T0 the Little Maideus." l..
'ellaot.
8. "wanted. q Little Girl" C..
;urrow.
9. Vocal Solo, "Black joe"
Willie Klundert.
10. Drama, "Sheep Stealer."
Jack, ]. Ouilliber.
Lawyer, W. Bohning.
Judge Mithmess, Louis Galatas. |
Mr.. Lelandand, Farmer, Roland |
ialatas.
Refreshing Fountain-Mn. b.
'oldate, Mrs. NJ. Davis and Gail
Yours. etc.,
BETTY SANDS.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

The river b rising, and the log
men ars happy over the prospect
ct aosang their logs. They present
. picturesque appearance, clad in
IN od-cloth duster and . broad
smile.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

Heartburn may Be relieved a.
most instantly IL half . teaspoonful
OF table salt be dissolved in q
wineglassful Of cold water and
then drank.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

NJ. T. Goothisr, Of TIE Crystal
SPRING. Hotel, has driven . well In
his park. near the river, ~ 6eet
deep. which Aows 10 gallons per
minute.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14
New Advertisements.
Lad O0se. New Orleans u
Ho0gQn&Y n. le01

February II. 1854. /
Nsttss = te,ea9 sivsa aae sss I. n. :.
!ee ea.saA ssss:ss Sss ojed ae.oies q =
eessossa = Gaks aaas pseef 8 sur.ss1
e - ea:do. sd ttae saiS psef : jT
p oaae eeeees tLs jsAae. q = IL 81.
~ ne e!esk 81 .he Oisesise Osas9 =
$500. Ia. - lGsaAav. llasos 8.
JOHN r. HENRY.
we naAs Ae0sstssA sussy Ne. la.ola
s~s she oessAveee Qaass1e e 0eesieo
u. Usoeoa Nesilieo.
ae oeass he Seliswiae vitssaaes u
prove he eootjouous rsui.leene ~.
Ans! cultivation 81 sa1d lA.A. III:
!eo3 BaAtey. Edward BAkse. q ?
!sesdsn and Hsssy Dake. EAU 49,
Jannany parish Ia
ld46t CaAs @. rAavaxx. Reria1er
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

HE knights Of Honor win meet
next Monday night. A full attend.
anoe = requested, - there % bust.
mess Of Importance to be transact
ed.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

We have had . week Of ysria.
bic weather, but with . little lee
rain tie wind would soon dry tie
ground and enable TIE farmers to
ct in some work.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

What . royal plant cotton 10!
The world waits in attendance on
IT. growth. The shower that falls
whispering on IL leaves l. heard
around the earth. The sun that
shines on the plant b tempered By
prayers Of Ill people. The frost
that chills It and the dew thst de.
scends from the stars is noted, and
the trespass Of = little worm on its
green Leaf ID more to England than
the advance Of the Russian army IN
the Asian outposts. It l. gold from
the instant it, tiny shoe: puts forth.
It, fibre b current in every bank,
and when loosing it, neeces to the
sun It floats . sunny banner, that
man . marshalled under, that will
compel the allegiance Of al the world
It b the heritage that God gave to
III his people - their own
when he arched our skies, establish |
I'd our mountains, girth % about
NTH oceans, loosed the breezes,
the sunshine and measur.
I'd the rain. Ours and our chill.
lren's forever. A. princely . tai.
mt - ever came from bis hand u
Mortal stewardship Henry W.
Srady.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

Gen. ". 7. Sherman d dying At
hts home in New York city, from
the effects Of . cold contracted last
Wednesday week, which developed
into erysipelas.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

Our job once b being well
pasrontsed. We turn out - fine
work - can Be done In the city.
and our charges are moderate.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

II b grippe = caused By inhal-
Ing the dust. W have no doubt q
still worse form Of disease NAV be
caused BY inhaling the mud, and
advise our readers to keep clear Of
Il - much - possible.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

This b s.. Valentines Day. We
expect 10 receive the usual Kind
printer 1t work 1t his case, with
. quart bottle Of Ink close by.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14
VAUDEVILLE ITEMS.

MASDEvILLE. Feb. II. 1891.
EDITOR ST. TAxxAxY FARxEx:
Although We have had most IN.
clement. rainy and Doggy weather.
the ball Of the Young Mems Social
Club, on Mardi Gras night, VA
well attended. The ball room vas
beautifully decorated with ever
greens.
At 3 o'clock our pianist, Marco.
lin Hestrest, opened the revelry
with . most enhancing waltz, 1.-THE
Cleveland Success" composed by
himself.
1t was . most charming begin
ming. sixteen beauties, al dressed
In white. and their escorts, with
their broadcloth suits, was . most
enticing picture.
Some Of our young dancers sur.
passed themselves, especially al
newcomer to our town, Mr. N. n. |
who won the big pound-caks and
presented It to Mics j. F., one Of |
the bellies Of the soiree. Not 70 b |
Leo. L. distinguished him.
Delf By bic dancing,
Your town was well represented
~ that stout ''Parisy," who whiri-
I'd around - II BE- WAS made Of
Ieatheu.
The natroas. Ars. Levy and Mil
o., dispensed The lemonade and
'sfbee With their usual grace.
It was Il the wee Of nom when
b party Dispersed, and nothing
occurred = mar ~ pleasure Of IL
'veuing.
The 1oetpads = our town are
'ighty visiting - chicken roosts,
q not satisGed with this, last
aturday night they made . raid On
Il. Ianaad's csuliAower patch.
THAsR1.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

Rev. F. L. Logan, who was in
charge Of TIE Covington A. n. Z.
Church last year, he's been trans
feEred to the town Of Tangipahoa,
La and Rev. +. D. Small has been
appointed 70 succeed him at this
n1ana.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

The jury list for the adjourned
term Of the District Court win be
found In another column.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

I hsfeby certify ehat oa the Tn
day Of FehaasPy. a. D. 1891. the FOL.
lovia9 NAMED jurors we're dnvs 70 serve
fog the adjourned jssy tern q the
Eiehesensh jajieisl Distsiet Court for
the Parish Of u Taoa.asy. "a. %
eooosaee Aoaday. Naseh 3, 1881:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

Thousands Of our citizens attend.
ID the carnival In the city, and III
agree that It was . grand success.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

The Covington Pottery and Tile
Works are now in full operation.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

We had enough thunder this
week to wake the snakes.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

Hso.-We caN IL attpatioa a
IL public b IL trot&ing stallion
'sEptc," whose advsstisement ap-
poaD n thls weeks issue. His
owner claims that b = - hand.
so0o and stylish . stallion . caa
- 0eea b IL South, and that -
sAoald breed sped, coming - b.
0Do0 ho0 tie colebratod HAmhle.
toafaa 10. who has pcoduced the
mast famoas hot&ing fAmily n the|
wos1d. having over 900 q ~ de-
0oooslAnts Who have t1oetod = null
= 9s9o - bstsse.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

The new year has been conspic-
nous By the presence of bad wealth.
er and the absence Of public schools.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

Only two weeks left In which 10
pay your licenses without extra
cost,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

A good top buggy for sale cheap.
Apply ct this once.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

= - pay yoa - rad ~ adver.
e!oeQeee q y whiss Sewing Ma
OAtne Co. h 0ochino uode by
~ oo0po1y = aechanioally aaa
aEsi1oqoly coecocG Il = . house
~ QgnA0onk and = . useful.
49, = - . saaGs g wsek thae =
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

The net pro6ts Of the recent en-
tertainment 1t Aadisouville, for the
beoedt Of St. Francis Xavier'e
Church, were 1l3S. instead Of $3.50.
- eerooeouslv published last week.
But even this = . very good show
Ing. and Win doubtless prove Of
great benefit to tho church.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14
REACTION.

To the observing mind it 10 EVIL
dent that . change has come over
the minds Of the people touching
the lottery amendment. The fren.
~ and aimless zeal characteristic
Of The opening days Of the anti-lot-
cry crusade b now absent from dis
cussions Of the question and . dis.
position to canvass the PROPOSE
tion with reason and intelligence
d apparent on every hand. Even
the irrepressible demagogue with
his can't and csvil il remarkably ei-
lent. his inane twaddle meeting with
pointed indifference Of frowns, and
where 1t was IN easy matter two
months ago to hustle the McPher-
sons from hill and dale. It would be
almost impossible to assemble .
''corporal's guard" to pass the
inevitable and unvarying resolution.
The two last meetings in our par
ish were made possible BY swinging
on the tail OF some other pubic de-
monstrstion. It IL safe to say that
The amendment has more friends
and supporters In our section to-
day than at any other time since |
The adjournment Of the Legislature. |
In casting about for . cause Of |
his falling OF Of the crusade sever
! reasons lie close at hand. A IA
al mistake was made by our Anti
riends in the outset BY es-
'ousing . plan Of campaign that
vas notable only for the vigor Of
b ordinations and villiAcation.
Somatter how high the character,
'ow irreproachable his record, the
Moment the individual hesitated or
efused to fall into line, or express.
d convictions Of . virtue in the
mendment, OF went his de.
oted head, and the character Of
life time Of virtue went down in
torrent OF abuse and damning &C.
While IN intelligent and generous
eople, for . time blinded with
and III advised prejudice,
filtered this injustice, yet there
ere moments OF calm reflection to 7
'me. and having come, . generous {
eople turn from such fanatical out.
gee and demand the establish.
emit Of the traditional American Y
'stom Of > free discussion Of pub
policy and the inalienable right y
the individual to his opinion. 81 y
astan Caligraph.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

A most enjoyable sail was given
Iass Sunday evening. BY several
young ladies and gsatlemen Of
4adisoaville, n honor Of their
guest, Mn. y. r. Nackin. Amoor
Tie party wees Capt. r. Currow,
Al. Burns, Edward Ewing, Mitchell
Buttoas, r. JaolDoe. Dick Jewell,
Mary CAD, Lillis Cad, Mamie Den
dingsr, CazDelits C1Erow and Hat
u HaloaeT...
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

u this Lent, or did you pay .
niokle for It.?
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

The Knights OF Pvthias win meet
next Thursday night.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

LIST Of Csttoss
HeDaising II the Coviagseu, L. Reee.
once Friday. Feb. -. 1901:
Fersons eallis0 fer The cane vill
please aay advertised:
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

0DoDo0 OsogUug&U0o - 0lnOV01 60k
Oroo0ose keoee Dottero. o.e
10e11o n10unlSo1 nnw0S
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-02-14

1hs Masonic Lodge meets to.
night.