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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18

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TIE SsllSwirx frank statement irPm
:. Z. Mare, OF Trenfon, Vexss, vii be OF
interest 70 many Of our citizens. my
little hoy was very bad OF for : months
with disThoea. We usesl various med
icincs, also called in two Doctors, but
nothing done him any good until we
used Chamberlain Coucs Cholera ana
Dsarrhoe. Remedy, which gave im"e-
diass relief and soon cured him. Icon
c,6ss Ii the best medicine made ,apd 1an
eea:sisnsiously recommend 1t to nj!
wio need = tiarrhoea or collie medi-
cane.~ For sale BY L. r. ktlbournc &
- ;--',--= -
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18
Ayers
Sareaparilla
The Best
80 :. - -
Blood Medicine

- ssv LssAt.o FAsssessss
500 0vs00ties, SssS eAste eDts>
49, = t994essS:: ~ aAssss'sSs
ssrss \ ~ ,Sers5>sss, Zee
sssss, 1i1D>pseAss sssss seAer
cse'eese ~ 49,. :.
s.asss D ysoss q vas1Gbas ossvsss 70 ne
es01.a1ay. = = ~ sseG.-A q 1esgs
D:ss!3ss, e .as:ss1esa = te.sa: 49,:
.s<sss Ay,f:s s...asssii,s &: ehsasie a''-
8: 4 4 ss5;s. 1h,.a ~ o.sosd H..
PhIladsipois, Pa. vs,eess "Fos two years
IL have Dsooestoo1 Ayos.0 oAssopesillo -
l. Il. $1,000, rAasu.aase sa>,.a. O..
esssa0es: ':Aysz.s sas.aeaztlla hes aawsyo
teen . Ssees eeoes. ny so1oosnsss thin8
shsss b 10 baoo4 11sa1ss sQnal - u"
sesoesios 5u,siss soees, Witch, = isss y
es0e - - ~ 1Dsssss saviseA amposasnG
- q ~ ~ - 49, ~ ~. ! bssa0
taHtoG AysSo SaIsapa1tlla md soon saw An
Improvement Alkss using abo0s sWo dozen
bodies the sores Wefe healed. I continue to
take NV eotel@a q this medicine each
year, SOS ~ blood, 40 IN - I0agsS tsou-
bled with sores. 'F'hate tsieA osher reputed
blood puEt1ss8, 6ds1oo0 does % much good
- Ayers Sassapdinls."-D. 4. 1ebiasos,
Neal, KansaA ~
Doo.S ~ - -
AyersSarsaparilla
1A9A1DD N
q / G. AyER 1 c., lsssl, llass.
0esl ~ Ds0esisss. o., sts os. wsssA o bottle.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18
Returned yeeA . ssAAeseA

Sister DcSales, the Sister Su-
perior ofOne of the largest schools
in New Orleans, departed BY the
train yesterday morning. fer the
Crescent City. Sister l>e sales
came to our city on the coil mis-
sion Of visiting her friend. Miss
M.ade Queglcs. to WHOM she was
greatly attached, and Who passed
quietly away ON Sunday last, xf-
ter u painful iilness from typhoid
fever.-Nnschex DeMOcs :.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18
G.araneeed Cure for La Grippe

Ruaranteed Cure for La Grippe
We authorized our advertised drug
ria 70 sell you DIR. kinx.s New Discov-
CRY 6pr Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. spon this coalition. II you are
aalicted with In Grippe and will use
ehis rvsnedy according to directions.
Giving + . iair trial, and experience no
bsaeAe, you may return the bottle and
Aavu year money refunded. We make
eide sGss, because Of the wonderful sue
cess Of DR.. Kings New Discovery dur
ing Last ssosos's epS3emic. Have heard
af - esse h whish II failed. Try II.
Trial pes.lse ieee ~ l.. +. Kilh"urne 4
Cos Drag Sedrs. Large size SOC. aud
o..
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18

L
from what ! can hear, they neith-
or Of them cont rOl more than their
own vote. I have heard though
that Mr.. Golsan made a splendid
run for the Office Of Parish Judge
some years ago, when he was
the nominee Of the ''rrec Frog"
party, against the "Regular's"
candidate, Judge Lswrason. Gssl-
80 u y lucky fellow, even if lie
don't call for much, aud l would
say to friend Stone, that he will
have tn depend upon more than
the support "f the Royal Family
for his success If he expects I"
land safely.
How ab<,ut the race for Parish
olkcers7 l hear that the cantli-
dates for sheriff are ''too numer-
on to mention'', The weotls arc
foil Of them.'' I suppose the
present incuml,ent " out again.
by the way 1 hear he 10 quite y
sport ROW, he's m extensive stable
Of thoroaghbrstla, and is having a
Lively time up in Chicago, cnjoy-
ing hsa hard ~ earnings. lie
must have made u pile Of money
in the hast few years. That's
right old boy-have jolly god
! time aud get yourself in. good
shape tor the coming fray for they
AZ latter your SCALP. Dollsss
"a. dpushu.ts he wins in a o,fnter.
Ndt3pr Clerk: l hear that Capt.
Braaflnn il to have another walk
over. What sort Of man ~ this
Capt, Brandon? He must be a
political giant. hear that he ,s
An elegant gentleman bnt that the
people IN his ward have 1t '',n for
him" for his alleged action in the
election for Justice Of the peace,
between u negro and white man
in his ward. win bet the treats
that Chas. Argue of the 4,h ward
or fagc Barrow, of,the 9Th either
can give him a close rsce and
mako him hustle around quite
lively. The more the merrier.
Why don't one of you boys give
him a race just for the fun of the
thing? You know that. his ward
is the only one in West Fclic,Ana
that is disgracc{l With Il Republic
can majority. !. 80
We don't hear anything about
Representative ut all; take it for
granted Bali is out again, and of
course our old stand BY, Mai.
Trigger, will show up later on.
| / have taken up too much of
your valuable space my dear Mr..
Editor, but you must make allow.
ance for fellow who has just
learned that that there is one par,
of our beloved state that Is ready
to shoulder arms Nod clsxn on,
that miserable affair the Lottery
Co., clock. stock and barrel ~
Hurrah boys; all you have got tc
do is to get your old guns read,
and say bang, and every poor dew.
il of \ Lottery fellow will take to
tho woods. You know they are
not made of the Same stuff as you
aUsa /, and can't shoot III. how
d-D 'sm. The Prof. from Jack.
son says, ''they arc all fools o,
rasca)s anyway" and Of course il
they are all fools and rascals
think ws may with equal jus.
tice say they arc all towards also
| OLD FOGY,
~
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18
~Thc Bulls Of the erection q

sOThc Bulls Of the erection of
the Apostolic. Vicar,ate ofthe In
dian Territory and of the appoint
ment Of RI. Rev. Bishop-clect
Theoph,lus Mccrshaert, of Match
e.. have been received. For the
time bcing the Vicar Apostolic
will reside mt Guthrie. Tho con-
secretion will take place at the
Cathedral of st. Mary, Natches,
Miss, ON Sept. 9Th. Since the
announcement Of the appoint
mcnt, the Rt. Rev. Bisisoi,-eiect
has bssn thc happy recipient of
,,enxe[I - of respect.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18
DIED.

Row-In New Orleans. I'm Sat
ur.lay, July II, 1891, MIS-. ScE
KITTY Row, w,tc "f J. A. R''v,
IF tn MICA, this Parrish.
pAEv.-!At the residence of her
father. on Cat island. in this par
ish.. on Tuesday. July "a. 1891.
MRs. NARY SMCLiz PARr, widow
Of tue late :&rthur:l' art and tlauxh-
ter If j. 4. Shultx. -:
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18

observation-disclosures. - Of
the census bureau has nm ra-
and will sooa issQs = D. ~p-
On tho membership Of 81 IN
Catholic church. in the l1ted
Sesees by States and counties.
The bulletin will show that the
membership now numbers $3.50
600 communicates over Is years
Of are. Thus minimum limit of
age 70 IS years will be adhered to
m the statistics of other churches
which are in course Of prepara-
ton.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18

IAN Invention ut very great
impOrta.cc IN sstronomy has been
,,,al3c IN the observatory of
(3eoeeetown College, D. e.. The
instrument is called the photo
chronogr.ph. and through its
means I star is caused to record
tho time Of its own transit across
The meridian, thus eliminating all
nersoual errors.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18

s~M.ss sfuutle Q,iegles; Il most
ess,mable young lady Of Natchez,
Nj, died in that city on Sunday
last. The Natchez Democrat says:
Tho we'll filed Cathedral, the
long line of mourners, on the &C.
casion Of Miss Quegies' funeral,
was the salldeet but most impress
sive assurance, that one OF the
fuirest and best of women haC
been taken from the domestic and
social circles of our community
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18

METHODIST CHu.c',:-kcv. I.
". BrowSawili h.'ti services in
the Methodist Church. tnyou S:a-
~, Tomorrow ut IL -. III. "n.i I
y. M.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18
Anselle Rives Earope.n Novel

AUD0SSe 1SlvC0 european Novel.
ACCORDING to St. john, is
tho striking title Of Amelis Rivcs'
latest novel. which will begin 10
the August sumbcr Of the Cosn,o-
poiitan Magazine.
This Iady's startling debut in the
literary 6eId three years ngo is not
yet forgotten BY the rs.tl,sg pub
lie. followed rs it was by. her
marriage aud retirsncnt fr,.m &C.
tive work, Oaly occss,oust run,ors
bsing heard that she MAS employ
ing her more mature mind IN orig
mating something of n higher or
der than that attempted 10 her
sarliee. efforts. After two years
Of silesce and trayel in Europe,
heS.rsappesrasce in tho arena Of
literature will be lOkod forward
to With iseerert by both the resal-
ing and writing public Of two
Continents, rs her coming work
will designate her standing in the
world Of letters rs either u fash
ing meteor or 6xei star. It's
publication in tho Cosmopolitan
- q guarantee that it will contain
nothing of the kind that excited
criticism IN An,elIc Rivcs' earlier
productions.
Her manuscript 10 now in the
hands Of a distinguished Partisan
artist for illustration. 1t will run
through three numbers Of the
magazine.
Let us all rcsolve,--first to at
tain the grace Of Silence; second,
to deem all fault finding that docs
no good. a sin, and to resolve,
when We are happy ourselves, not
TO poison the atmosphere for our
ioighbors by calling on them to
xaa irk vcrypainful and Disagree
creasciesture of their daily life:
pauperhto practice the grace and
.u..ue Of Praise.--Mrs. Stove.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18

oOTha annual excursion for
the orphans. given by the late
Capt. John J. Brown and since
his death cobtinued by his dasagh-
tsrs, took place last Tuesday.
The party lch ut . .. m. sharp ON
the steamer Dacotah.. A, hand Of
music was on beard and refresh
nssnts weeo served in abundance
Do you believe man sprssG
frusn tj.e spe3
No; but I believe y-s,4, sprsna
FROM the mousc-I'teanajh er d.
it.-Harrers Bazar. no
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18

.,J e1,.es 10 royal r"ad =" Iear"'"g'
- 70 10 no magical care for tiIse'asc.
rns el1ecf. ho~ever, of taking Ayers
,s.r.an.ralla Ter blood disorders comes
= sGar 0aGic ~ can b. expected u any
usso Auoaa agency. This 10 que 70 US
nasasv ard strength.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21
Rarmer.' Alliance

lndianapolis, Ind, Nov, s.~-The ses
sion Of the Farmers Alliance congress
was resumed tins morning, The execu
hive COMMITTEES Of the national assembly y
u the Farmers Mutual Benefit associa
hon, the aims and purposes OF which are
almost identical with those OF the ALI.
snce, 10 holding secret meeting. So
are the delegates Of the Peoples party
Strong efforts ara being made TO find
soms common ground upon which oil the
varied interests can stand in the matter
of formulating a policy for the future.
The third partyites are working hard to
induoe the Alliance 10 declare itself a
political party.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21

The following dispatch has been going
the rounds OF the press, and 10 very good
pre- historic reading:
Hermosillo. n. NJ, Nov. IA strange
d'scovery has been made here, which
showa that u most horrible mu rider has
been committed at some period long
past. One OF the Oldest places in the
town IL u large adobe house on the south.
ern outskirts, which 10 said TO be the
Oldest house IN the territory. This house
was built by the Spaniards when they
hrst came TO this country, aud has been
added 20 and taken from until only n
small part OF tho original remains. This
remaining part consists of the central
portion aud was left on account OF the
solldi,y OF the walls. II was determined
not long ago by .he owner TO tear down
part of this wall and change the shape
OF the building, The workmen had made
but q few blows when they found that
the apparently solid wall was hollow, An
opening was made large enough 10 show
the interior, and it was found that the
cavity contained skeleton. An invests.
CATION showed that some man had been
chained 10 the wall and left 10 die of
hunger and thirst. On the wall near the
staple where the chain was attached
we're scratched the words. manuel Del
Murril"e," which 10 supposed TO have
been the name OF the unfortunate who
WAS left 10 die. There is no possible
means OF determining how long the boiy
had been there, but il must have been
placed there 200 years ego.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21
The cuts In the Newspapers.

Washington. ID. C., Nov. l9.-Secretary
Foster has made the following statemen,
about the publication Of coin designs:
during the past week there have ap.
peared III tho newspapers in different
parts OF the country cuts Of the new de.
signs Tor coins recently approved by the
department. la some Of the papers ar.
tlcles have been published to the effect
that to publish the cuts was in VIOLA.
ten OF existing laws, while in other
papers II was claimed there was no law
that such reproduction on paper con
hicted with, Therefore | deem It ad.
vlsable for Inv beaet: Of the general
public to state that while the publishing
OF such cuts has always been considered,
aud in fact was, harmless heretofore.
there IL now a law on the statute books
which was approved February 10, 1891,
that forbids the making or publishing OF
anything in resemblance 10 any OF the
co'hs Of the United States Or Of any for.
eign government notes"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21
New York nahaa,h nehaoi..

U tica, n. T., Nov. ia largely at.
tended convention OF ths repres. natives
|d the vvious Sabbath organizations Of
Wis state opened this morning in the
sourh street Methodist Episcopal
|shurch. The obiec, % The gathering is
70 consider plans for au active agitation
|n favor OF Sabbath observance, the
|froupd being taken that the Sabbath in
u" state ia IN imminent peril, and that
NE time has arrived when its friends
|should s,and together in its defense.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21
A POINTER.

Boston people are getting up excur.
sIons to visit the fruit dist ricts Of Cal,
fornla. They are TO be called fruit ezcur
s'ons Every part Of this great coun
try has It's own special attraction, but
IN" fruit growers OF Califorpia have hsd
the shrewdness TO develop their regions
beyond most others. Some 100 car loads
OF ra'sins OF fine quality have beeu shin.
ped east from the great fruit state this
TALL In thirty eight counties oranges
are growing, and there are altogether
100000 orange trees With I,OOO.OOO in
bearing. Besides this, California has
3,OuO,OO lemon tress in bearing which
are more profitable than the orange. II
some of the large land owners in New
Mexico would put up a little money for
the purpose OF inaugurating a series OF
similar EXCURSIONS 10 this territory, they
would ind tnat the Investment would
pay them more than ten fold. There In
no other kind of advertising that pays 90
we'll as that which gives the party q
chance ~ zee the results for himself. To
tell the people OF the eas, about the
fruit We can raiss in this country is, OF
oourse, worth q great deal 10 us, but 10
bring the sane people out here and lot
them see and taste the fruit for them.
selves, 10 worth q great deal more.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21
Paper Exhibtt.

Boston, NOV. lS.--Delegates represent
ing the paper trade Of many Of the lead
Ing cities Of the country are here 10 day
% representatives Of the boston Paper
club. Tor the purpose Of discussing the
detsils OF the proposed paper exhibit at
The Worlds fair. II was announced that
stock company had been formed with
capital OF one hundred thousand dol.
lars, aud that in order that the project
should not be turned into money max
ins scheme, every American paper max
or or American manufacturer Of paper.
making machinery has been invited TO
take..stock.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21
REFORM ~ Ns.Ess,u,

~ The New Mexican t.lls the truth
ana ve have the utmost confldcuc. m
Tho vssac'ty Of that oxcsllsut journni-i,
IL ne'ssesary Tor the pcoplc ~ Santa +.
10 turn over new leaf ard sdopt A
new lIneo policy il they hot- to keep
up with the progress ~ IA. present ay..
.he people of New Mexico have non. but
the k'ndliest OF feelings Tor ,h.,r cnp,al
cry aud all desire To ace Il grow and
prosper, but ~ long ns the peopl. Who
live tbers are oil at SKIES and se,,ns, and
pulling IN opposite directions, the plac.
cannot hope To make much progr.as
There !" only only one way To build up
town, ana that IN Tor all the p,ople ,o
work together for the common good and
We are sorry to learn that the peopls q,
Santa Fe are not doing that, The New
Mexican says:
:, "Why Is It that this long suher,ug pub
Ito can not learn the lcAson taught by the
prosperity of Denver, Pueblo and AlLu
9uerque! Let any project. the consum
mntioh of which promis.s III deyelop
mspt .t new resources, be suggested IN
any oi The towns and helping hand ~
extended from all sldes. But herr, nlas
every conoelvabls opposition is shown 10
everything IN the nature u progress"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21
Pleased with ssi. visit.

President jeffrey speaks well of Nsw
Mexico. 10 the Denver Sun he said:
"ln New Mexico We were the recipients
of reception from the business men ol
Santa Fe. They asked for q traffic agree.
meDt with the Santa Fe Southern, 90
that the Rio Grande might make through
rates In composition with the Santa Fe
IL promised 10 look over the matter,
and also consider the request 10 extend
the marrow guage system 20 Albuquer.
que and Cerrillos. We left Santa Fs
Thursday morning, and made the dis.
tsnce OF about 600 miles 10 twenty. tn rec
hours."
Mr.. jeffrey will 60 east In few days,
and will be gone about ten days. Upon
bis return he has promised to 20 over
the country between Santa Fe and Al.
buquerque and view its resources,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21
rEi.Et. nAPiii,'.
Rei~hs,aS Cosvere..

New York, Nov. IL. A dispatch from
Berlin says; The l.e'chstag re- Assem-
bled to-day, being open iu full state by
the Emperor William. Prince Bismarck
was In his scat. The speech from the
throne referred in congratulatory terms
to the formation % n commercial union
between Germany, Austria and Italy,
and expressed the opinion that negoti.
aiions with other countries looking to
the broadening Of Germany's CONNER
cisl relations would 0e success'ul. ItIs
known that Prince Bismark will lead
tie opp"aition against both the inter.
nal aud external policy ot the govern
ment, and will oppose the ratification oi
the treaties. The presence oi the ex
chancellor in the house is accepted M
foreruoner of some exciting acencs dur
ing the session. Str, nR legislation IN
promised against the social owl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21
kRN PRI't,ENr.

Pfudence 10 u very commendable vir
tue, but according TO the following para
graph which We take from thu New
Mexican the people Of Santa 70 are IN
cl'ned TO use rather more Of II than would
seem necessary for every day use. From
the New Mexican Of the l7,h We cir
the following:
Should u visitor Of heavenly m,en mr..
rive IN chariot OF HIRE direct from tbs
skies and propose 10 turn our city into
q new garden of Eden with a hundred
thousand Adams aud Ewes aud Abels and
fruit trees, leaving the Gains and ..r.
pcnis in Las Vegas and Albuquerque,
some cage brush politician would insist
on guarantees from the vis,tor that n
safe working msiority Tor tarin reform
or something else ahould be promised
from the n,w district befors said sage.
brush politician would give his consent
to the proposed transformation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21
waat an Apprenrsntinn.

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. Is. A largely
attended inter state convention in the
interest OF the improvement Of the Cum
besiand river, was called Ia order IN the
senste chamber ut noon to-day 10y Hon.
n. I. Brian. Besides this state, Ohio,
Indiana and Ken: lucky, were represented
by delegates appointed 10y the chief er
ecutives. The obiec, ot the convention
10 10 take sieps towards securing In
creased government appropriations Tor
securing uninterrupted navigation along
the Cumberland, II Is the opinion a.
engineers that unless the governmental
aid 10 enlarged, It will require twenty.
i've years to complete the system u locks
and dams nos IN course ~ construction.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21
Booming Price or Rroom-,

Amsterdam, y, y, Nov. lS The ad
vance IN the price OF brooms, which waa
recently ordered by the combination, that
includes in it's meu,bcrship the leading
manufacturers ot tue country, and u
which j. ID. Blood, oi this city, IL presi.
dent, went into effect to-day. For the
present It is only an increase Of fifty cents
per dozen, but tImllar advance will bc
made early IN December and probably a
third in January. The manufacturers
claim that the recent advance in broom
corn owing To the shortage, increascs the
cost OF brooms eighty cents per dozen, ~
that even with IT,. present advance, they
are In reality selling thirty cents dozen
below the previous li.t price.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21
Ass Eathusiastlr.

New York. Nov. ls.--Ths appeal for
|snity Issued by the Irish National
League Of America has been received
csry coldly in Irish circles, both in this
Ply and Philsdelphia, and according to
fs sentiments expressed It will not have
ne effec, OF very largely replenishing
|As treasury Of tho League This 10
|AFgely doe to the attack made upon Mr..
|fstoell Ia lie last annual report.