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GOOD SUGGESTION FOR DTS-
PEPTTCS.

A writer, evidently of a practical
turn Of mind, tells a contemporary
how easily dyspeptic can be made to
slip off into the land OF dreams. He
says.
THE dyspeptic, Of course, eats a
light supper, may eso to the use of
II towel, wet with tepid water, and
covered with . dry cloth. the whole
then applied to the pit of the stomach.
Before the sufferer knows it abe will
float into the shadow land, snch is the
sympathy between the organs of di-
gestion and the brain. Owing to
tho position of the stomach, II Ii.h:
s|esper ought to sleep on the right
side instead of the left, never on the
back. If there il u tendency to cold
feet, . w"olen blanket may line the
lower third Of the bed. The limbs
ought not to he greatly flexed. n posi-
ti"n which prevents free circulation,
aud they should rest one upon another
lightly. The light, where used.
ought to he u tin. taper, and not
"a or Kerosene, both of which devita-
lize the air. A darkened room is the
best. Nature puts out her light, and
draws the curtain Of darkness for Il
purpose. With good habits. physi-
cal and mental. and IL determination
not to deal with anodynes, sleep may
he o from its shyest lair to watch
over the restless pill"w."-Scientilic
| American.
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Our anti lottery friends should not
be cast d"" over the. decision Of the
Supreme Court. The issue is now he
fore the people, where il ought to
have been put by cunlm,n consent Mt
the Ontset, and every true s"n of Lou
isiana will abide by the result at the
polls, whatever it may I've. Neither
side has tile assurance of su:ress. and
the contest may TIE wages, nu t!le liues
of honest differences ct opinion. with
zeal and earnestness, bus within the
limits of friendship and mutual tnIrr-
ance. Let us have acamra,gn so free
fiom bitterness tt d. the two fa.tions
of the Democracy cat fe-uni 4 on a
fraternal basis When .;,r present i'm
pending struggle has ieen Iinally set
tied. 1t liz II good time la inauyurate
q new programme. and the ratcnr of
the past should not how hr revived.
Ballota and not bullets. nor threats of
violence, should decide the contro-
v.rsy.-Ex.
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'ournal Of the 9th Senatorial District.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
goth. judicial District Court, Parish
of Lafturche
William s. Farkerson rs. No. 2585, Pc
ter X. Hunter ct ais.

TI>AkE N''I1' r.. TIL " ACTING UNDER
l. ana hy vlitrp al an order eff ..,zur. and
Sale eiiahsti:tg from the shave emf tiled
Court IN the ain,vr .nf,iip-i aui nuln ,.rr,l
case. ] have - izr,l nn,i will off-r Q AL. an
pnhiic aurti'.h. pursuant t., Law to IN. last
and highest bi,i''rr nj thu t'"nr' lI.n+ in the
town OF Thiis"iaux. ~
SalUhbAi. MY In. 1891.
between fh" hours 1t ~ n'c."k. IL. - and 4
o'clock! p. M I'll" following q. scrii" d proper
ty few 4:
A CERTAIN tract at In al situ ted on ti,. r;pl Z
d--erndin bank of BAYOU i..innr..hr in Ib.
Parish of .Iai"urrh., ~ about IN RI, ,L,pe
mites below the tnwh If ihi'-nI.ry. ,urssu.
ring hliir %arI'ehiS :tarr ar ie Al ont on said
bayou by a drp'h "f f,rtv a,I-nrS, tnnp.,.l
aln,ve by lanes al Maize, i -Gu,iroz. and
b-I"w by lands { B., thiilr CIR. s: Tn.e,lt-r
with all rhr uilding. and ,mu,nv.m.n,.
thereon ana all The aII.u 'f.nattts thereof.
10 pay ami satisfy liz fin ! aud .,iir SIM
OF One hou>an. tine u nilr.i nd Six t6 ,O,
DOLLARS, ~ 'lsh; Ise' g ~ -. + .nnum inter-
eat therein ir"in the 81 Il J,nuarv 1890 u,,til
p'fi anu hvr per zen ~ The ay .,rnaie or
said principal aud infpi rst H. attnrrp,'- fees
herein. and an " en- 'Iit G rr-.rmndIng ~
amounts and niafnr ties with THE rr,u,,njpo
Elk hn;' 81 stu 10 e'rl due ,r-ractiv+l, an
Tue 2ffh Il W oi January ~ Ih,. y,..rs isq,
1879. 1891, 1872. tx ii a, d 1897 Toy. til r with
eighf per cent D. r ann ~ III RI ! d eac,, ,i
SAIL hutes fr''m HE 2>ti, ,la, If J ,uuar, 1890
u'til paii. which sad anrnunis ia nr,pciic.l
ana Interest rit"riny'- fees ami An o., ~
Herein Ia serlirru !, an ..ri .f all r ami mort
gage passed lie ORE Philip r.. L.. i,lanr. them
Notary Public .; -aid pari.h 1T .lat.. ssth day
OF January 1890.
p. f iDhIO.
Sheriff OF ~ foarche
April llth., 1891.
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above abasement; to be the master
instead of the slave of accident and
circumstances ; to live less in the re-
gion of the sense and appetites and
more i'll the serener and happier sphere
of intellect, morals, and religion.
Then though you leave them no
patrimony, they will never be poor /.
though temporal adversely befall them,
they cannot be deprived Of the sub
stantial part of all happiness"
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AN ENDORSEMENT.

The Department of Louisiana cor
daily endorses The EDUCATOR, and
commends it to the people of Loni-
siana and especially to the Parish
Superintendent, School Boards and
teachers throughout the State. 1t
should be supported and read.
w. H. JACK.
State Supt. Of Public Education.
Baton Rouge, May l, 1891.
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PRUDENCE.

The citizens of Shreveport, and
Caddo parish, are forming an associa-
ton for the pnFp 'se of taking n-cessa
ry steps t" protect the people Of said
parish against the imposition by ex-
eessave assessments and otherwise of
ujnst, unfair and dispr"portionate
share of the burdens of taxation, as
with that borne by other
parishes.
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In Michigan Tia Legislature has
passed u law requiring Electors for
President and Vie. President to he
elected by congressional Districts.
This is a new departure. The pnliri-
cal movement will prnbably he ~
have Senators in the Congress elected
by popular vote. This will he hard
on the milIlionmires. Now they have
oily n majority nf the Legislature.
Then they will have To buy a,l the
v0ters.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
10th judicial District Court. Par.
i>h Oi Lafmr.h-
Simon abraham, rs No. 1858, ". W.
Hunter Jr.

TAKE NOTICE THAR \ TING UNDER
Il and hv vi.tu. Of an order .f S.,zn,.anSs
sale emauatin. rom the uhov. entitled C,,urt
III the above en'rlr : and numbered case T
nave sriz 81 and will offer for 10 Mt pnbi;c
auctlon pursuant 1" law, tn tie last and hiyh-
rs' n'ddrr ~ fhe Court House in the town of
Thibodaux, or. "
SATURDAY, JUNE. 9th. 1891.
between the hours of 10 o.cImrk n. m and 4
O'Clock p. m. the following described pro-
ptrty. to-wlt'
A certain tract of land, situated in ,bc Par
ish Of Lafourehe in this State on the B.von
Lafohrche ut ah"ut th:rty-two miles b,Iow
the town of Ihihos. anx measuriuy .;x a.,
peDts more Or less f. ont bv fofty urprnt. in
depth bounded annva hy land Of Owl ! Is.
jennie and below by land If urs. T,nmas
Whites. Together with all the buila;ngs
ard improve ments thereon aud suparte
nances thereof, n so til 60 mule-. one tbrea
niue cart, one one horse cart az rotary
n"e three lows. one morrow. one set of
names and two sefs of pillow peur.
To pay and satisfy, tie fuII and a,,;,a
sum of thirteen hundred and tb;r,x.n;ra
i4s-loO dollars with eight per 9 ut per annnn,
interest thereon fr,m Nav Eth 1885 mill
paid less { Q .un Of three hundred and t;f,v
o4lVo dollars rlid on account January It,h
1850, and also t. per cent on the apgreoate
due Oh said principal SUN and intcrs / as
attorneys fees and all costs herein Witch
said amount IN principal and interest aud ar.
lvrheys Ices and all costs b rein il se,,nrai
act OF sale aud mortgage pasasd bef,re
fbii1p y. Leblanc. safary Public of s.;d
PARISH ot date May och, 1856.
,m, r. e. LoRio,
nay = 'ovi. sheriff
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
20ih Judicial District COurt-Pariab
of LafOurche.
Simon abraham rs. No. 2503, Herrx
Ienney.

TAKE NOTICE THAT ,CTlvG U>
and ~ virtue 81 AN order Ut SeiEure ana
Sale emanating from fla ah,re entitled ca,urs
III the ahovr ~rntitlen aud numbered case. /
have srize'i and will offer for sale az pnhl;r
aucfisr pun sunnt to law Ia the lsHt nd hiuh.
tst bidder at the Court House in the tswn Of
tn badan.. IN
hATURDAY, MAY 9th, 1891.
bet wr-n tht hours Of u a'ciatk. !. m. ana
"c "ck p III the i'll"wi, & described proper
~ tRwit.
Ibr undivided one eighth OF the f~nIlswinv
described rropertv 70 wit
A certain snga" plan n ion sitnai-d in the
parish al In nnrche, On the lett hank Of M
Won ! af,urrhp az ;.h"IIf NV. ntv two milo.
below The t"wn at Tlni,O iuux, measrriug l27l
Ts"n-N-S":en atpenis more or lrss I, OFT, hy
tort, arJ'ents in depth. in,uudea above nv
IN d. ~ I.ya Il LrS anr and ,etpw ~ tha
Karat y. : ia taiai. p~.rtier with fhe one nm
divide "iie .ish'h oi all the buildings ana
iMi"ov' m nts thee"
To pa, and -aii fl the sim of
lat Ihr.e Tlu.u~and and Nj rty FsHr Dali
lars AMI f"rfy.thr. = cents t$3sni 43) With eighe
per eeir I'tr Hnnhln ii,f. u ut thu rsvn frvm The
18th tiay of JHre 1889 until paid
snd. The addifional eum of i've per cens an
tn. Aggregate "f he principal and interest "a
attn u. y fees and
3r'i. a lrO~t~ herein Ter cash and which saiA
amount in PRINCIPAL anh interest. attorp. VS.
fees an cost. H. spcnrrd lby mortgage by act
OF date the 18th day OF June. 1880, before
fhoinas A Badeaux. Notary Public of said
ia i>h. p. r.. LtDRll.
Sheriff Of l'aI ish ut Lafourchs
April :. 1891.
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THE LOUISIANA EDUCA TOR.

W. clip from The Louisiana Edaca-
tor, monthly paper, jnsr issued at
Baton R"nge, La, and published b.
+. Snmhola Jones, the following par
agraphs:
We will not attempt to elaborate
the arguments i'm favor of public edu-
cati"n. 1t il now everywhere admit
ted that the ply steal, mental and So
cial well being of any c%oihmunit! is
measured by the amount Of training
and culture it Civ 8 the young. 1t has
also become an axiom, at least among
the best .hiukers that the education of
the masses in imperatively u ecessary
to the maintenance of popular gov
ernment. The successful issue Of
self government depends on the en-
%lightenment rs well us on the integrity
of those who select Our rulers, and we
should not forget that the perpetuity
of our free institutions has not yet
> been assaulted. The Republic Of
Rome proved II failure afte- it had ex-
istsd five times as long as our Repub-
lie has.
The ignorant cannOt make good cit
iEeLs and the fearful eOse with which
they n be mislpd and misguided
threatens the very foundations of
civilization.
But we base our devotion to this
cause to human enlightenment on
still higher ground. We believe with
Fichte that the business Of developing
and trhiEing the intellect is divine.
the one earthly business which NAV
justly engage and fully reward the
highest Efforts IF the highest genius.
To train aud thereby to increase hu-
man capacity, TO spread knowledge
and thereby to increase knowledge
to elevate and expend and beautif,
the mind and spirit, surely this is Cod
like in nations and individuals. With
this view we enter upsn the labnrs
aud responsibilities of publishing n
school journal and pledge to that work
our utmost zeal and hest ability.
We annot better conclude this an
peal than by adopting the words of
Horace Mann, when in 1888 ne issued
the Prospectus Of tie first Common
School journal published in America i.
"Ci,izens of Massachusetts," said
this immortal educator, "Will you
proffer your aid for the promotion Of
this ohjectF 1t appeals to y,ur pn-
triotism. 1t appeals to yonr philan-
thropy. None Of you is so high az
not to need the education of the
al a safeguard. None of you SO low
q to be beneath its uplifting power
To be emulous of the good name o..
your ancestors is an honor nut to be
devoted to the welfare IF yonr posteri-
ty is Il duty The II may be found
cd on s%elfshness; the other is allied
to religion. We invoke your CO. opera
ton, not SO much for the outward and
%perishable good of your children az
for their inward and abiding good not
for a temporary object but an inter-
minable future. We seek less for their
sxterEal and mutable interests, than
the establishment of those great
principles which lie under the whole
length Of existence. Let them be ed
ncstcd to pc above pride, as we'll -
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4 Short Letter To Girls.

Wv"
acquired q through knowledge Of
housekeeping. 1t may be a we'll to-do
father or over:ndulgent mother has
shielded you from these homely duties,
but sometime in life you may face
them and it will come the harder. /
Fave oft en- heard my mothe: tell her
experience Of the first years of her
married life. Grandfather was u
Shareholder, and of course the cares
OF the household devolved upon them,
but when she left her home to become
the vile of a poor nan her inrxpe-
rience caused her many a regret and
much labor. j, is tue you may mar
ry 0 man whose income will enable
him to place a Dinah in the kitchen
and a Chloe in the chamber, but after
a few weeks assoc.ation with these
worthless you discover that the latter
has a tliieving propensity and Dinah
is feeding an innnmera!le company of
aunts and Cousins from your larder
conveyed through the back door.
This will never do; you Immediate
ly discharge them, but where to get
otl'erss The day is excessively warm,
the intelligence office five blocks
away. hut thither you bend your steps
and arrive only in time to learn that
the experience gils have been employ
ed and the few remaining ones are al
most as ignorant as yourself. You re-
turn home discouraged and naturally
out Of humor. What shall you do
There is a next-door neighbOr who
would Willingly teach you, but you
haven't time to learn now (; you will
just take u cook book and "go by,
the receipts. How obstinate the tire
is, how te%nariously the dough ~cleaves
I" your hands. What do they putin it
to make it come off, And oh, dear,
there in the doorway stands Charlie,
who has had nothing but IA cold lunch
to eat since morning.
Of course 70 lulst into tears, and
if he has any heart he says "never
mind," but he is disappointed never
the less when the f0rlorm- looking
bread finally appears on the table,
the heavy cake in which you forgot to
>til the baking powder is served for
desert. "Oh. WE'LL" you think. Il al
WAYS could cheer him with one of
NenlelS~alln's productions," so you
open the pinno and begin to MARBLE,
but Tie spell Is br"ken. You forget
that when ynn played that in your
fathers house Charlie had just dined
AT u i.e-d"llar-aday hotel On fried
oysters. chicken salad, and hot rolls.
and was III Il proper mood to appre-
cia'e the p%aru!ar melody, bnt what
are the must exquisite strains from
Mendelssohn, Strauss, or Mozart to a
hungry, disappointed MANI
Dear girls, this il a scene from
which you instinctively shrink, but it
is one, or one similar, in which many
Ike you have been actors. 1 often
think it would he we'll if cur states
would adopt the German method of
teaching housekeeping schoolS, and no
matter what position we as women in
tend to till let ns learn this as an ein-
cational requirement, and if destiny
leads It's into IL sphere which will not
nrceSsitate their performance we can
relinqnish them with more grace than
We al learn them.
PRUDENCE.
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LeckpOrt Public School Fund Association

A nne reunion IL. eitt a>sociation, tenua
le D. elnirr jeiIdi '~i'nefohrr. lS89. il IA 6t6
"'.E>tbI-t" Qua lnseni., ace io,re. roug
ie h|hetfr- dies fonts ds Peeole, aura lise
c,l'acnr aimee le %prrnirrs saned, ct dimancha
dn m"i> de- iun.r
Par Orirr,
PIEhRE BARRIOS, See.
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A company has been formed at
Alexandria tn dam B,y"u R,pides and
ronvr il into II n.vigii- stream,
which will also fl.ai the timn1, of
magnificent tracts of cy I,ress and pine
landa.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castor;A.
When she was q Child, she cried for CastoriA.
When Oh became Miss. she chung to Castoria,
When shshsd Children, she gavethem Css.orss
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April lith.. 1881.
The National tribune., 1891-10-08

to every $50 rcres O. The soldier f. eutfc. to the
ttrf Ut De moves uU t us De- Of six months uial
commences gfsdeHec and Improvement as re-
gr.rrri hy law
b. q. Hr.etss,-r. " H. rsI-r .be nc. o.
june y, I-aU can soldier widow draw 70 p..s.pu
l-HU iUr date &C bier husbands trBthF WiI' size
have t..- uairr tIr agt Of june ~ I~.u If -hs
owns property but is unable o. WORSE 1lusirrr.
j. NO. luacr Che new law re- widows pension.
when allowed. dates only from t.r date ur firing
reIu. . The widow of % soldier clfuoi have .IIs
go pension under the Ect 40 June ~ l-aa unless
size Is dependent upon her daily labor l1F Hcr SUPP
port lu other words sire IL not entitled unless
she con satisfactorily show chat she needs if
u r., ItIrHr 81 frT1 ErDte.-. TfnrIfr --rha
sfl'eafeI.t which Won -lv YOU Hv. seen Foo several
t11HuIlu ptPrrS chat Che United states IS pFyi1<
-lNl additional bounty 90 soldiers uf the late war
I- entirely without .uunll isu iu fact. ~ there
never as- been even au attempts Co pass .ucI % bill
through Congress. Us nothing more than auijio
.uInDr
q. o. D. D1ur Cr-Iu Is7; prr-emp.sd 100
acres Of land. and aigryvard ied soldiers home
stead on tf and finally abandoned &C. giving no
reason Tor my action. can now take ont another
homestead entry d.isu-r. Yes. NOu can take
gIt another homestead entry under act Of March
o. I--p
Subscriber. Detroit. Hrh-N soldier drawing a
pCIslau married girl under l6 years 81 agc. and
oy mutual consent they separated. tud aever lived
tuwr.HcI. IH la state boz which tufs marriage took
piHce gUcb 20 Earrings ia v1id The soldier know
tanning divorce. and recently d.ai Of aisru4n 81
servIC" origin, leaving widow a.I vcrui cbil-
usuH under the age Of iG tlu This wild syv and her
CHs.drcu now br peusioucd' iHvrrr H Your
state, "Id Iu seveJoi others such 70 -riHs" as Won
mention De- void g5 ultho, without ryee pf cours
therefore She second marriage WINS legal and The
widow and her children Dvve title 90 pension. pro-
v'aluE they cru prove their claim.
The National tribune., 1891-10-08

being cake and cider wine 10 drink the brides
hca "a, and plenty OF whisky. Some Of us entered,
puid our respects 20 the bride aud groom and de
parted, leuying the "bolers" in possession. IL
will be lively there tonight long after The mid
might hour
"Beihug" IL part 81 the wedding festivities IN
these mountain cDvcs aud a bridal party without
"a "brniur would be only half married. In this
case ne Groom -aid De did NOT come oui sooner be-
Gauss, he did not want 10 spoil the music. All
tltc v6uur mountain bcaus were in the Boiling
pprty ihr girls waiting their appearance inside
with III, bridal pally and lhe odd folks"
WiUialn a. Frank member 81 tine n. t. G. G. g.,
resident at Camp Poplar, Mont, has collection
of postal autographs from every state aud Territory
n the Union, except Alabama, Georgia, S"ulh
Carolina, and Utah. Tie has been working al tins
for four wears aud hopes 4. e. friends IA Tic Siaes
and Territory named VIII help him ont by sending
un their names
q, NJ, Lougtourc Mo- Every enrolled member
al the Conversation Club, or G. g., ar u ~ known
for short, De- eligible TO membership IN ihe Guards
which is nu auxiliary of thc G. C.
Geo, Murphy approves ~ the article OF blother
N1iiame entitled " Don't Catch the Birds, aud
sHys shat Missouri has "a law 10 punish anyone
who De- gully OF cusuariug the dear little song
birds.
Willard W Anderson Woodland ll., urges all
the q. q. who may have the opportunity 10 hear
~. i. knights lcCtUrc on " The Andrews RAIDER
illustrated with large oil paintings. tic AH'uEs y
admirably supplements lhc history ui The raid,
which appeared IA lHE NAlIoNAL TRIBUNE
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Crrn WHISPERS

AZ the unwilling Of the bronze shaft suTmnuntcd
10y the figure oi AiclurN, AZ Troy, n y. sept. -,
la memory Of the soldiers and sailors Of ReHs-
EeaeF County, Two blind comrades attracted cheers
wherever they went. Que led by "a C0mTHda,
The other by dog. ID touching 10 the
long line OF old soldiers, aud the occasion one
never 60 br forgotten. I would like T. exchange
autographs with the g. &. and Guard graduates Of
ls9l.-Julia Il. Mahoney, 80 Cataract street. COhOes
n. Y.
The C. C. has made grand progress in The seven
years during which have been amembeT aud Occa-
slouH contributors the most wonderful lu the last
two years. am greatly interested IA The Guards,
aud hope Minnesota VIII organize soon. Viii old
Time correspondents who did not hear from me at
Burlington, WIS, address me here, rs ] had good
reasons FOR failing to write: and will -. Paul aud
Minneapolis &. c. kindly write me- Postal auto
graphs exchanged with the G. ella j.. Foster,
Lcmond. Mimi.
For freedom fields bFccZes, and flowers we pre-
fer the country, aud this l. why the masses so
hhcr 10 rcCupCrate the most healthtHi place To be.
Was there ever farmer possessed Of a slender APP
petite? For health. comfort. and goodly content
There D. no calling that CHn equal that al tanning.
Anna NJ Bcchdcl, blanchard, Pa.
Can "a husband who loves honoTs. and respects
his wife indulge iH a family qHarTeF CaUdidly, /
cannot understand how he could aud be as Grace
IvcusiZor would desire him 10 bc. Never haylug
been Young lady. cannot say how would want
my husband Co be; hui um husband, and u
family jar or quarrel j. something uuknownin our
household. and my wife has not got angel FOR a
husband, cithcT.-lBmvs ". EUdenbauEh. father
Of tlie G. e. babies. Edna a. aud Media fympton
ltOdcubaugh.