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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-02-04
THE DEFUECT COYOTE.

Yesterday the Legislature of Kansas,
By good, round majority, put q;1ietus
upon Mr.. John J. Ingalls, and elected
Wifiiam Alfred Pteitler to succeed him in
the United States Senate.
Mr.. William Alfred Pfaifer, we as
sumo, is not much OF a statesman, and no
doubt, as The fellow who knocked ont tlle
Coyote OF the Senate" he enjoys Just now
the highest fame he will ever achieve. -
Ills election was the triumph Of the Far
mer's Alliance movement which, in this
instance. has done the State some service.
Tie new Senator has expressed some
sound views on the economic questions
OF the day but his advocacy Of tho wild
cat proposition that tho Federal govern
ment Shall go into Tie brokerage husi-
ness and lend the iarsuers money ut Q
and per cent. is the especial bait that
caught the Alliance vote, and the esae-
cial caper which will, in u very brief pc.
Rod, draft him into the vast army of ex-
posed financial hntabngs. However, let
us not quarrel With the little good tho
gods have goucisafed US III the defeat Of
John j, Ingalls,.
Our neighbor, the Pic, with heart
overiiowing with sweetness, bids fare
we'll to tho defrnct in many honeyed
phIasce, styling his late Mandolin speech
at Topeka, made when his opponents had
him down on lis knees, or rather We
should say, had him by the nape of the
neck and were about 10 snuse his foul,
detamatory month in the dust, as stu
gals redeeming deed. Our esteemed,
but entirely too sweet tempered, contem-
porary says:
"senator ingalls, was defeated in the
Kansas Legislature yesterday, Tuesday.
On Sionday Immediately preceding he
distinguished himself by the nobIest act
OF his life in declaring against the odious
and iniqnltens force bill, WHEN his vote
Tor 1t would have changed the entire
complexion of the Senate in favor of Geo
tionalism. For this act VIC grant him
pardon for all tie wrongs and Injustice
he has ever committed in the fiirtherance.
OF ssctionalism and prescription. 1t re-
deems him from the condemnation and
distrust which we have never ceased to
visit Gu him. The South owes something
to, Senator Ingalls,, and we dc not les:-
tate to say so.o
We have not troubled ourselves to read
the maudlin mouthings of Senator ingalls,
at Topeka. We have little regard for
deathhed repeutances. We do not be-
lieve that repentant speeches, wrung
from repndiated, discredited and recre-
ant defamer and wonld-be oppressor-
wrnng from his coward lips, while in the
very jaws of defsat--and uttered as
last hope of escape from utter dainnation.
can, in the least, Offset his unwayerine
malevolence and hate, extending through
eighteen years of service in the Senate,
lurid with slanderous and palicious at.
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tacks upon the people of the South,
clothed in neretricions rhetoric, and dis
graced by the advocacy of every scheme
of pl,,nder thas the woret elements Of his
party have been able, with all their dew
ilish ingenuity, to devise.
We have said we Go not believe in
deathbed responsiveness; neither have we
any respect for that foolish and PERM
cious maxim, dc mortais nil a,;Si boicitz.-
That maxim may be very well applied to
the lowly ones of the earth, those who
have had no public duties to perform and
whose flesh has been too weak to pre-
serve them from their own infrinities of
appetite. But these mea who have been
called to high stations and have prosti-
tnted their power and influence to evil
ends; who have been set up as leaders of
the people and have become the oppres-
sors OF the people; who have possessed
opportunities to bring peace and unity
where there had been strife and division,
and who yet sought to embitter the strife
and perpetuate the division; who have
had great talents, and who have used
them to serve the devil instead of the
country, deserve, living or dead, in Office
or in disgraceful retirement, tho open,
unsparing and eternal Gcnuneiation of
their fe.low-men.
For eighteen years this now discarded
and disgraced Senator .has pursued the
South with the courage OF the coyote and
the malcvolenec. of Jack the Ripper,
mumblipg, with the instincts of tho
jackal, amongst the sacred bones of dead
heroes Tor fragments of their mouldy
shrouds, that he might weave them into
| banner Of hate around which to rally
his deluded followers in his crusade Of
sectionalism and plunder.
| Such men deserve no forgiveness; and
ingalls, speech, which the Pic. pronoun-
ces "the noblest act of his life," appears
to us in the light of an act Of supreme
covardice that sinks him lower than all
his maleyolence had sunk him before.
We should nave felt loss disgust for him,
had he howied, aud frothed, and cursed
to the end.
His own people have at last found him
out and he has "gone up the spout" he
has been kicked out s'in the cold;" he is
"a IA. back number. the States long since
changed his name from John j. ingalls,
to the Aensas Coyote;1 the Legislature of
Kansas has now changed mis- name from
| the Kansas Coyote to "Dens." And,
COW, to mix our metaphors, SMILES, etc,
and rise to the tragic and tie sublime,
his day Of Judgment has come ! he has
got it in the neck" be has been ripped
}up the back" he is as "dead as ham.
ner" and if he does not go to the Devil,
we don't see any use in having devil.
IN. O. States.
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Is Consumption IncuyabIa'

Read the following: Mr.. G. H. Morris,
Newark, Ark, says, "Was down with
a1seess of lungs, and friends aud physi-
ciaiis pronounced me an incurabie con-
ssi"nPt'se.- Began taiingEDr. Kings New
discovery for consumption, am now on
my third bottle, and ahle to oversee the
""fs on my farm. 1t is the finest medi-
cine ever made" Jesse Riadlewart, lie,
satHf, ONE, says: ''liad il net been for
~. A'ns0s New Discovery for cnnsw;ap-
ton would have died of lung troubles
as gwen up by doctors. Am row in
best OF health" Try it. sam.le bottles
free ut Jacob Gpimsr's.
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: VSS-s.t''sSs-
Electric EiGters.

This remedy is becoming SO well known
and SO popular as to need no special men
f!on. All Who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song Of praise. a purer
medicine docs not exist and it is guaraa-
tead to do all that is claimed. Electric
bistefs NiH cure all diseased Of the liver
and Kidneys, will remove aiulples, boils,
salt rlleam and other affections caused by
impure blood. VIII drive malaria FROM
tue system and prevent as well as, cure all
maiarial teyeFs Fer cure OF headaaiie,
constipation and indigestion try Electric
Bltters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed,
or money refunded. Price so cents and
81 Tar bottle at Jacob Geiger's Eagle
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

At 3 o'clock the Convention was
called to order for the afternoon SEES
sion. Mr.. W. II. Dairy'nple, vsteIi-
marian to Experiment station, Baton
Rouge, delivered an address on "Sys-
tematic Feeding of Work Stock a
Preventive of Disease" Mr.. Dali
rymple handled his subject with skill,
showing bi;uself to be thoroughly ac-
qaainted with it.
Hon. Linn Tanner, of 'Rapides Pa,
IRISH, dealt with the subject Of "Uotton
Culture"
Prof. 81. A. Morgan, entomologist
of the Agricultural and Mechanical
College, at Baton Rouge, entertained
the Convention with spicy address
on "Our Insect Euenies." The cot
ton werm and insects that are a bother
and pest to the farmer were dealt
with, and the manner Of getting rid of
them IVES treated.
The Convention took recess until
1880 o'clock p. u.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-02-04

1t is quite apparent through the
comments of many of our exchanges
that the election of Governor Hill to
the Senate has not removed him from
the race for the presidential nomina-
ton, hut that this expression of conf
dence by the Democracy of New York
is q pronounced compliment and may
possibly foreehadow the vote of New
York in the next Democratic Ma
tiopal Convention. The vote Of New
York in that convention is very apt to
name the Democratic nominee, so that
as the matter nov stands Cleveland
and Hill still stand prominently in
the lead Either one will win.
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and feasibility of this State, making an
exhibit at the Worlds Exposition in
Chicago in 1892, and make such recon-
mendations and suggestions pertinent
thereto as it may deem most expedient.
The president appointed Col. NIchol-
son chairman, with Judge W. E. Black
man and Hon. w. P. Hall, OF De Soto.
The meeting then adjourned.
SECOND DAY.
The second days session convened
promptly on time.
Vice-president f. L. Maxwell, of
Madison parish, delivered the address
be was billed to deliver the day
before.
Mr. Wilbray j. Thompson, of St.
Mary parish, read a paper on the re-
view OF the sugarindustry.
He held to the belief that cane grow
ing and sugar manufacture should be
separated, and gave many reasons
why this should this should be inau-
gurated
Nj. John Dymona, of Plaquemiaes,
then read lengthy essay on the
growing of sngarsscane by snail far
mers, after which Mr.. Henry Mccall,
of Ascension spoke on "ths advauta-
ges Of the sugar cane crop for a farm
tenantry."
Prof, Knapp, of Lake Charles, was
the next speaker, taking for his theme
"Rice Farming in Southwestern Lou
isiana."
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10 Yong Yong s15 sas 5liiIIS:i,a-lssa Mn Mn,

A SURE CURE! The a,4fi,lfsssc-s Of
Early Vice, Ft;eh brings cEg$nic i ..s,'9,-
ness, destroying ne,h N,iui aaa bcslv.
With ali lts s!fcsdfal ills. parul,.uvnals
cured.
usETHRaf, STRUCTURE asrnsaeat-
ly cured by oar Wonderful Isslaesiy,
which never fails. and without pail, or
injury. Proof intlieputable.
ss No Experiments. Age and expe-
rience important. Consultation tree and
sacred
DIS. BELTS addresses those who have.
impaired themselves hy improper inaul-
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MARRIED MEN, or those entering on
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E-sF Send cents postage for celebrated
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Address CT c..il On
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90 st. Charles street, New Orleans, La.
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In December Jay Gould predic-
ted that money would be so plentiful
by the middle of January that the
people would not know what to do
withlit all. The "Kipg of American
Finance" has turned out to be a pseu-
do prophet--at least his prediction is
not verified by. a long jump in this
neck -o'-the. woods.
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Saved Prom Consumption.
Several physicians nraSicted that )

Several physicians predicted that Mr..
Asa B. Rowley; Druggist. of chieago,
would soon have consumption, caused by
an aggravated case of catarrh. Custom
ers finally induced him to try Clarke's
Extract OF Flax (Papi.lon) Catarrh Cure.
lie says: "The result was unprecedented.
| commenced to get well after the first
application and am now, after few
weeks, entirely cured" 1t will do the
same for you. Price 81. Try Clarke's
Flax Soap 100 the skin and yon Will use
no other. % cents. Ali of Clarke's Flax
remedies are for sale by Jacob Geiger, at
Eagle Drug Store
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Buoklsa's Arnica salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sorea, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chiIblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Files, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money .refunded. Price IS centsgner
box. For sale by Jacob Geiger, Eagle
drug store
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-02-04

Garter, the man who killed the
celebrated Rube Burrows has brought
suit for the reward of $500, offered
for his capture, as the authorizes are
at loss who to pay it to, McDufee
the man who first crptnred the out
law aud then suffered him to escape
being also claimant. In the. Gu
counter that cost RUDE lis life, Car
ter also received wound in the left
arm which necessitated its amputatiun.
Donsidering this, in connection with
the escape, we think carter should
be recognized as the iightful owner Of
the reward = Exchange.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-02-04

Since Queen Victoria assembled
the English throne in June in 1887
81 coercion acts have been passed for
the Irish, 100000 have persisted by
famine, 100000 have been evicted
from their homes and the people who
of all peoples are the most passion
ately attached 60 their native country
have been driven from it in tens Of
thousands. A gastly record.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-02-04

Senator j. B. Eustis delivered
the best speech, by far, thai has been
made on The force bill in the Senate.
Epstis does not speak often bnt when
be docs appear lie controls undivided
attention. His reticence aud dignity
has been serious cause of his lack Of
popularity Exchange,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-02-04

Foa sALE-A lot of ground, meas
nring SO by l06 feet, on 9th street,
between Fulton aud St. james streets,
with first-class dwelling house at
tached is offered for sale. The dwell.
ling has five rooms and all necessary
attachments. Terms cash.
Apply to VIM. RExER,
Alexandra, La.
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John l.. Sullivan has been ex-
PEELED from the Elks on the ground
that he is unworthy to associate with
gentlemen" but how he managed to
get into tho order is something that
excites more surprise than his expul-
sion, but John refuses to nake any
explanation, or to say anything fur
ther than that he intends to punch
the head of the Grand Ruler the first
time he meets hiin.-IStates.
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M. NJ. MkHL12
VI. 10. 5sal.
Hrs CRgDrTosa..S
TTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO TIE
IN creditors Of ID. IL. aarler, OF Fine
ston. Louisiana. that lie has made Il vol
nntary surrender OF his property for tie
hene0t Of bis creditors, which surrender
has been accepted by the Honorable the
Judge Of tho 18th Judicial District Court
in and for tho Paris! of Rapiles and
State Of Loiisiass, ard ti.at 81! further
proceedings against either his person or
property OF the said IL. Ii. Marlsr have
been STAGED.
That . meeting of his creditors viii 5e
held at Tie atliee Of Louis J. iTakenYos,
Notary Public, in the Town Of AlexanS-
ria, La, on Ment..y the 2sd day o1 reb-
T,,ary, a. q. 1891, for the purpose of ex-
planning exactly the amounts of their
respective claims and to vote fer and
elect \ sTnaiG to administer the property
surrendered.
@ Witness the Hons. w. r.
L. ). blackman and A, Y, Coco,
I ~ Judges OF said Coart, aad Civ
Ell nnder ny Land aud seal Of said Court,
on tins 24th day Of January, a. d. 1891.
JAS. II. RANSDEL4I..
jan d. ao-5E. Depat, Clerk.
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The experiments with the Koch

The experiments with the Koch
lymph ut the Johns Hopkins Hospi-
tai, Baltimore, have proven successful,
and Prof. Hur'l, physician in charge,
has cabled his congratulations tosDr,
Koch. Dr.. Uura states that the pa.
tieuts who were inoculated . month
ago are speedily regaining their
health. Their coughs have ceased
and they are increasing in weight.
DR.. Hurd has no doubt now that the
treatment will result in a complete
cure.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-02-04

The CalErey refinery cost $50, 600
in round numbers. 1t run this, its
first season, 60 days. The profit is
estimated at 100000 net $4,000 tons
were ground, 100000 pounds of
sugar made. Is it not plain that an
investment which the first season in
so days Certainly not over Il two
thirds full season. makes Is per cent
of its entire cost as profit with ten
mouths of the year to utilize the ma
chiuery for other purposes, will be
eagerly sought after. Thirty-three
tons can easily be produced on 1000
acres. Allowing one6fth for seed
every 1000 OF $500 acres of cane
could support such refinery. Every
township in the prairie region of Cal
casieu parish coald support one
Lake Charles Echo.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-02-04

WIN. Window, Secretary of the
Treasury; died suddenly in New
York on Thursday last. He vas born
in Ohio in 1927.
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90 so Ar Print

ffrolntispieco, and at tho regular price,
$3.50 year, is very reasonable We Of
Ter. however. to give THE COTGACE
HEARTH for one year to any one who
VIII secure one new subscriber for our
paper, Or who viii pay up their subscrip-
ton to the LOUISIANA Democrat for
one year, and so cents additional.
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NIGHT SESSION.

Major j. 6. Lee, Assistant Director
Of the North Louisiana Experimental
Station, read the fret paper at the
uight session. His subject was IRA.
tionai Feeding of Farm Animals
Hon. A. J. Lafargae, of Avoyelles
Parish, read an interesting paper on
"Small Earms.'
lie was followed by Charles Sohu-
Ter, of DeSoto. The subject was
GLOW to GIake Farming Pay on Hill
Lands"
The committee on election OF officers
and place OF next meeting, reported
through chairman Mccall, proposing to
elect:--
hir.. JOHN Dymond, OF Plaquemines,
president.
Mr.. =. S. Maxwell, OF Madison, LIST vice.
president.
.Sir. Henry Mccall, OF Ascension, End
vice president.
dr. q. L. Woodside, East Baton Rouge,
secretary.
h1r. William Garig, East Baton Rouge,
treasurer.
The vice presidsnta for the congress
siolai districts are is follows:
First DiatricS-RGbeT5 Eingle.
Second District-Iu9geE Emile Rost.
Third District-Wilroy j. Thompson.
Fourth District-Dc. A. V. Roberts.
Filth District--F. 2. Stubs.
Sixth District-Dr. Y. L. Mills.
State at lafgs---
Fl. p. Wells, Delhi, Rich,aud parish.
Lneien soniat. Camp Parapet, Jefferson
parish.
Frederic seip, Alexandria, Rapides
parish.
Judge n. NJ. Smith, Vernon, Jackson
parish.
Gen. VIM. porcher Miles, Burnside, Az
ccnsion parish.
Daniel Thompson, Patterson, ST. Mary
parish.
Lake Charles Is to be the next place Of
meeting. The committee suggested that
Prof. Stubbs be requested to Invite some
Northern speaker TO speak on scientific
agriculture at the next meeting.
The report was adopted.
DR.. Knapp addressed the meeting
promising a large attendance of peo-
PIE at the meeting and warm well
come to delegates.
Judge Dlackman moved that the
bolice jaries be requested to make ap-
preparations to aid in circulating The
pamphlets containing the essays read
at this meeting.
Profs. Knapp and Stubs and the
president were appointed committee
to plan for the organization of a Far
mer's Institute in each congressional
district.
President Frierson thanked the So
ciety for thu kind manner in which be
had been treated.
The convention then adjourned.
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CHEAP RATES TO MARD1 GRAs.-
The Red River and Coast Line, as an
indacemcpt for the travelling public
to go to New Orleaus for Marli Gras
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a ample Copy
1gnf FREE,

on application to the COTTAGE
HEARTH COZ Boston, Mass. For fur
ther particulars, address
La. DEMOCRAT,
Alexandra, La.
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The convention then adjourned.

CHEAP RATES TO MARD1 GRAs.-
The Red River and Coast Line, as at
indacemept for the travelling public
to go to New Orleaus for Mardi Gras
by their line of boats, will sell round
trip tickets. The steamer Valley
Queen is advertised to arrive in New
Orleans on Monday, the day before
MaFai Gras, aud the passengers can
leave Oh Wednesday, the day after
Mardi Gras.
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OUR AGENTS

Thomas Mcintyre. ........ New Orleans
Geo. 2. Roweil u Co... New York City
Nelson ChesDan 81 Co.....St. Louis, Mo
Edwin Alden. ................C Cincinnati
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Hill, as New York's Senator,
Succeeds cold Anti-Fat,"
Good-by, Maxwell Eyarts,
Farewell, bartered hat.
IN n Nn1v na1to
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a LsO HOUSES AND LOTS AND W
-IA cant lands Ill Alpxandrla ana ~ Il
joining towns. Accurate estimates y e, -
kind of timber made. We have nsd
many years experience in this llns NY y. ].
gearantee satisfaction Taxes PAID ~
aud nonresident lands looked after. 4 AZ 3
stracts OF titles furnished. Owners y I
any kind OF lands, houses, lots Or sa !, !.
property WHO desire TO sell VIII 40 ''0S:,.
call and see Us, as we have an ex'eha W.
acquaintance and believe that We Y.
find a purchaser if any one eau.
OUR CHARGES ARE M0DERAIs'
Live and let live. Honest dealing NV ~,
to assist in making Alexandra ta S,l =
gest city In the State west Of the n''s-
sippi, our motto.
GALL. and SEE "
Office corner Third and Jackson sl1sssl
One square south Of M
Post office.
REFERENCES Fl Howcott, E I'.s.,;a
leans; Hon Dan T Settoon, Clerk 4, D'1 nm.
Court, Amite City, La; Judge W !, r; pbs
can, Baton Rouge, La; John = n,, n x.
Woodviile, Texas; Hon VIM was W.
Secretary of the INTERIOR Madison, ,nord
consin; Honorable N 4 M ma. IL
Member Congress, Merrill, WIS; IS Sssta
II Woodworth, Ex-Register Uni, .:a 0
Land Office, Waupaca, Wis; aoD a.bsn
Finn, Detroit, Michigan; ana q e oS.ir.
desired. Aug . !"
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DlstlsSoa naTmAGehTTy cured.
Ky s kidney aid UEtNAnY COM
PLANTS, C,aes. Gonocr,na, &flierurs,
Var!coelo, aaA I'll liasasas ii SSfe Genilc-
Urinary Organs oueei, pso.aptly, with
out injury TO s,sousch, hi.iaeys or Other
organs
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D ID MOOR AT.
WEEKLY.

oFFICIA AL JOURN AL
OF THE CITY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13

DO you know that you can
buy a chimney to fit your lamp
that will last till some acct
dent happens to it?
Doyou knowthat Macbeth's
"pearl top" or pearl glass "
is that chimney
You can have it--your
dealer will get tiff you insist
on it. He may tell you it
costs him three times as much
as some others. That is true.
He may say they are just as
good. Don't you believe it
they may be better for him;
he may like the breaking.
PlttsOurg. GEO. A. MACBETH & Co