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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19

= ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Fig b taken; il = pleasant
md Ieffzshing to the taste, and acts
9ently yet promptly On The Kidnsyu.
Liver and BowelI cleanses the -.
tenn edsetually, dipeh colds, head
aches' and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup cf Figs i The
Ply 5smedy OF IL kind svefsl 20.
duced. pleasing "a. the tsyte and %.
esp1aIlo to the stomach, psonpt 4
ID action and truly beneficial + 81
e6ectA prepared only from ,ths mosl
hsalt1y and agreeable substances, Il
many excellent qualities commend Il
70 u and haye ,mads i the ma
popular remedy known.
eyrup Of Fig j., for sale n 5os
md q bottles BY an leading drue.
gistA Any reliable drugRist vko
may not have it On hand win mo.
cure Il promptly for any ope NJ
vihes to III 4 Do not accept -
substitute.
!. cALAEQRxIX re SKRNp ca
ar RAsca0co. cAl.
300vOV2lf. n INV Y0aR. ~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19
HE WENT hohe.'


And the ''Boys" fAo1sAt Better - Mn
Sor Doing sNri ZOO
The young man had been with the
party some time, and he finally rose 10
60 The others vetoed the proposition.
20. sit DOWN. cried one. ''''|
"What do you want to break up ~
party for?" asked another. ,y,..ts. -,
'Be . good fellow" said third
Now that BE good fellow"-weN.
every man knows what that -msanA
Every man has done something he did
not want to do and ought not to hosD
done for fear that some one might think
he was nota good fellow.
The young man hesitstsd.- = sx-~N
mo; I guess 1 had better 20, |" he
said at last.
Nonsense! ITS early yer protest
Cd one. 4. 49, ls,s..
''Sit down! Sit down! Well al b.
home before twelve" added another -
The young man satfl0wn. rested his
arms on the table, cid said: -
"Well. I'll submit the case 20 you
You are talking Of going to tho theater
or having game of cards 1t the clueA
and you want me to be one Of the par.
ty. Now, in . coy little nat on the
North Side there's . little woman-"
Children sick?" put in one Of the
party.
mo; there's only enc and he's in
good health"
"No."
20, we'll"
swat e minute" interrupted ti6S
young man. 'I'll leave it TO you, tpt
You must hear the case. Tins little
woman is alone in the hat The baby
10 In bed. and she is sitting there read
ing or sewinR and listening to the steps
Of those passing the house. . l. lsit
home at nine o'clock this morning, and
since then she has been aaone with the
baby. Now she hasn't even the bsby
to occupy her time" 80
He paused q moment to give them "a
opportunity to speak. but no one said >
word. Then he said:
Boys Il yous thisk yot whit ~
company tonight more than shc does
I'll stay"
There was another pause. then one Of
the party took sip Of champagne and
said:
..rd rather you'd gohon&.S ( Il
The others nodded their assent, and
the youne man saidsT DT1 IVA
I'D rather 60.
It was some tins latcr. In the evening
when one of the members Of the party
said: .. F-.- .-rsg - 81.
= There's . man." .
And everyone knew. WHOM h& ~
ferred to.-Chicago Tribune. -
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19

. The puritan sets q linen Are very
pretty TO look ct and exceedinRly pic
turesQue ppon women Of certail styla
but they aye exceedingly trying to those
not blessed. with .. eemplexioa of milk
and-rose tints. The plain dead-whits
.sufRs reach nearly 20 Tie elbowa- The
Collars are either STRAIGHT bands or
otherwise wide turnoserA They arc
much more becoming when me e,lges
are finished with me nneu, q vslenr
'eiennes lace. Upon some Of the sets
rather Tar from tie sdge. Giving tho ap-
.Pesrauce Of . wide benz Pretty slssve
links or studs are essential to fasten the
cuffs Some Of the: cuRs are deem and
straight others shaped 70 the arm, bu4
4sring slightly 1t the top.-Chjsago
PosN
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19

4 splrisualSse Gees . Fins Aoeses Ggth zee
spoeks Thrown in. AZ


SpOoks Thrown in. A.
A. tail. dienifeA -lookiuk eS1Qeeh
stood facing an unoccupied h6use on .
prominent West Side street the other
dry closely scanning large white sign
which hung ON the front door. s,The-
house was q handsome, modern struc-
ture. two stories high. and HAD evil
IDENTIFY been built by some wealthy
man for residence purposes. bat was
now advertised - being For rent"
The tall man had Just finished taking,
observations and j9ttipg down the
owners address in . esnan note book,
and was turning to leave when . neigh
Dor came. along and pleasantly re-
naked:
ats pity that flne house like this
should stand idle for such . long time. T"
why. how long has Il bsen ialATf :
''Well, the last tenant moved out two
years ago. and the owner can't find an
other who is brave enough TO live N,
there"
"what's the matter with it? Danger
Of collapsing?''
oh. NO! The house Is built solid
enough. The great trouble is. that It's
haunted"
"You don't say" And the tall man
seemed to grow more interested. -,..
ats . fact Every Wednesday and
Friday. Just ut midnight, the people in
the neighborhood are startled b. .
series of wild. blood-curdling yclls. and
Immediately after that two white fig
ures appear at the upper windows I've
seen them myself md the god hsa
shuddered Is he thought Of it. tf
''Have you any idea what rental the
owner demands for the whole house?
eyes; I.heard HIN say he'd let rstf1
body have It for five dollars per month";
"Five dollars month! Great Cesar!
but that's . barRai6y Guess IN take e
before some other fellow sstnlhaAd 81
me-" a.
But wouldn't you be afraid Of living
in house infested with spool<sT' -
''Oh. I'm quite used 70 them an 3
spiritualist, and, as I hold my ssauces
every Wednesday aud Friday night \
those spooks will come in very handy,
You'll excuse me, sir. while I 60 and
see the owner and sign lease toflniqe
tv-uine years." = - = - -
And - he walked or he mnttersd TO
Five. dollars . month. and
two full-aedged ghosts to boot That
il, indeed, . bargain. "-ArkAnsaw Trav-
eler.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19

There are two kinds Of pinsapples.
the .birdseye and the sugar Loaf The
former are not often. brought 70 this
market from the fact that they DO not
bear transportation 70 well - the spgar
Loaf, being nsch more apt 70 spo0. h
transit In lie extrsDe South and
West Indies. however. they are far more
highly esteemed for desert than Tie
sugar loafs. which, Il tdFn. are much
better suited for preserving: In the
home Of the pineapple. the sdgaS loafS
are eaten raw only when the birdseye
variety can not be obtained-StL Louis
Globe Democrat
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19


There il . great deal q chsractar In
the mustache. As the form Of the up
per lip and the regions about IL has
largely to do with the feelings, pride,
self.relianee. manliness. vanity and
other qualities that give sclf-control.
the mustache is connected with the ex.
preston of these qualities or the
reverse. When the mustache Is ragged.
and. a it were, flying hither and
thither there Il . b,sk Of RfSD~ eee>
control. When y isstrai0htapd .er1sr-
" the reverse is the case, other thid& b,
of course, taken into account. II there
is . .tepdtncy 70 cprh stSthe outntshB
Of the mustache there is { tendency 70
ambition. vanity and display. When
the curl turns upward there is . genial
ity combined with Z low. pf spproba-
ton; when the inclinatioa i downward
there Is . more sedate turn of mind not
accompanied with gloom. II Is worthy
Of remark that goodrnatured -Ren will
in playing with the mustache invaria-
bly, give IL IN upwara tncliaaties,
whereas cross-grained or morose men
will pull IL obliquely downwsrd-N-
tiOnal Barber. glt5-- i1ssitsi
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19

In really quaint, old-fsshionsd houses
It il very nueh IN keeping TO hays sug.
gestive phrases over the AFeplaces. In
one such house In New England b In.
scribsd over tho library andironA ''Old
wood to purn,. old books to read. old
friends to talk" and in the diaine,
room the cheer Of the family altar u
sung in scotch phraae:l East west.
hane's the besA" That these insssip-
tions are not eommoa h svidensed ~ .
story concerning the lister. A Lady
entering the dining-reom q oace no
tieed the lettering. "Ah," She said.
reading. what's this7 East west
hams the best That's so-hsm Il
good; I quite agree with you." abe IN
ished. turning with smile 70 her
smused listener. -Chicago -EewA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19

Autograph table clotha are The latest
home caprice. according 70 . Paris cor.
respondent You talre's very smboth,
fine cloth, either light. gray - bright
scarlet and You ask ell your friends 70
write their names or verses or stray
thoughts-witA signatures. OF course.
in lead pencil. These .you embroider
carefully in varied shades in, silk and
wool, % Is 70 make . variety Of color,
Of light and shade. Rule. reason or
classical methods must b. thrown 10
the winds; he great charm b the bsr.
barous freaks Of eseh writer's wild
goose chase. II you can obtain eelc-
brsted autogrsphs,' your table cover
maybew0rt6 hundTedg u dulls1J In
time. but the simH)s writing ct plain
Mrs. C., coming next to her dear friend
and intimate enemy. Mime. D.. makes
great fan.-Bu6alo Commsrcial 49,,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19

Prof Huxleys food-table tells how
many grains per day each average man
Of lA pounds weight should consume
Of solid food. OF lean beefsteAk he
should have 5000 grains; bread, 5000
grams; milk. 1000 grains; potatoes.
5000 grains; butter, 600 grains. AID
water. $4,000 grains. A man Of The
weight mentioned shove will have -
pounds of muscles and their appurtes
nances; his bones will weigh - pounds:
skin. lOK pounds; fat - pounds; brain.
pounds; thoracic viscera, 81 pounds
abdominal viscerA II pounds; blood. :
poundA-Chicago NewA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19

Plumes. big and little, dark and light
falling and standing up are in very gen.
|eral fsver on the large hatA especially
on those that are lent in Some odd o.
picturesque way The favorite mode u
arranging them ID In the sti6 faihiolf
known q the prince Of Walea When
there are two bunches Of feathers On
the hat or bonnet. whatever Il may b.
those in front being somewhat spaller
than those at the back, they are tied To-
geter with . narrow ribbon which, In
edition 70 their being wired. give them
the air belonging absolutely to tho
plumes Of his royal highness the future
king of England On large hats. plumes
arranged in this way ara very high and
are really very trying to the face, q
they stand up positively in IN agsres-
sive manner and give none Of their
pretty softening effect to the skin.
Really, though. it must b confessed
that they have . rather smart air which
Is most sttractive.-LaAies Home Joar.
nal - Hf - 70 a.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19

The London Lancet one Of the, lead.
ing English medical journals recently
expressed the opinion that the dietetac
use Of fish is one of the chief causes Of
leprosy. That this is not the only
cause is evidenced BY the fact that the
disease has been found in Cashmere.
where il prevails to large extent
amopg . class Of persons who abstain
from the use Of ash and meat from re-
ligious serupleA It Is nevertheless.
quite likely that this disease. which 10
now known TO be parasitic. may b ire
qrently contracted in the manner sas-
rested by the Lancet.-GOod Health.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19
.eoUNce0" ~ A WOMAN.



isg . Passenger.
The following. which relates . true
incident, shows that . street car con-
ductor should have muscle Is well -
tact in order to get along with the
various kinds Of people he is brought in
contact with daily. Il was IN Ogden
svenue conductor who said: Most of
our difficulties are with passengers who
have been drinking and who are really
looking for trouble. for You know Il Is
lot hard to quarrel with . man who
insists ON it. Besides. We have certain
rules aud regulations We must follow,
snd there il where the clash comes.
Men who refuse to pay their fares or
who make themselves unpleasant to
other passengers are met with quite
frequently. But Of all the unpleasant
characters we have to deal with. the
Intoxicated woman Is the most to be
dreaded. One night last winter we
were coming Oat rather late. Two
women sat on one side. next the car
door. and = young gentlemen and lady
IN the opposite side. One Of the
women opened the car door and let tho
Sold wind blow in. The young gentle
man closed Il This was repeated sew
sral times. when I was called upon 10
right matters The woman was Just
drunk enough to Be mean, bot In no
wise helpless. but felt IL my duty to
pat her OF the car, and led her TO the
scar platform for that purpose. There
met with . surprise. for instead Of
pntting her OF she made . sudden
movement that landed me on the pave
ment, while she returned TO her seat
They can talk about the women being
the weaker sex IL they want 70. but I
tell you the term doesn't apply TO al Of
them. Now that colored woman over
there IN the corner Il intoxicated and
has been saying coarse things. bat il
you stir her up she'll say lots worse.
The easiest way is the best way with
such people" Just then the colorrd
woman signaled the conductor TO stop
tine car. She consumed . great amount
Of time ia getting on the car. and just
a her foot was on the last step the car
hxan 70 move forward. when she
lowered at the conductor. saying:
'.Look here. you monkey-fsced nickel.
snatchcr. don't yoa start your old car
quite 90 soon or Ill take You OF your
rerch and make yo1 look like you'd
been run through thrashin' machine"
Chicago Herald
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19
ootEsr.c eoHfEa.f:n
IMG.,TMt1SM.NsS


pies With fork, and pour over TIM .
pint 81 MISREPRESENTATION ain
and sweeten to taste. Christian Union.
Chopped Turnip: Chop cold boiled
tua.R I1PH .ed&s seiittle getff 0ipA
and suMcent lemon juice TO moisten.
Turn intoA saueepaA aaa hest oveF.tAo
Ore. stirring eopatently NTH . lpife.
that all portions may be thoroughly
heated thr6sgh. and Aerte Hot The
white turnip u best7es *Ais purpose
Good Health.
Chicken and Oyater Pie: To one
large chicken. use . generous pint Of
oysters from which tAe lAtpe has been
drained Joint the chicken, and stew
slowly until tender il suflcsent water
to cover. Vixen NEARLY, dom. nd two
teaspoonfuls of salt Remove to an
earthen did, :PoPH the liqvqe over the
meat. and allow kto stand Until cold,
thC remove bones rkip .aq4 gEi4les
an1 ~ Nhe heA&An stjR tkSok hid
oysters over carefully. removing all
sit: OF ois ;hs|9 H:se3 9TH ~ e. pep.
EN-. Y. Independent.
An exceedingly pretty idea in the
way Of decoration for . dinner table is
to have howsA ;snd Sf9.s froeH srtis
ilcially in . block Of clear, transparent
lea The effect Il vefy Beautiful. In
ltkA window Of downtown restaurant
nh are frozen in this way and de
played to- the, adniring poblie. A. .
|table deepcatinn . block of iee VII last
several hours: but care should be taken
" arrange il ovef some deep receptacle
t. prevent the melted water from ov9f-
AowinG on to the table. 'Thh may b
cove1pd m19h. measssaaAAAewSsos ona
made very pretty object ip itself-
N. Y. Tribune.
r.oss ;a,i 81: X! S se:s::
the back, are made beaati{nl for. mor@
exaitp a ~ BY Painfihg & whSS ed
anal. and trailing ! desiE acf1Is IN
upper back. One seen hsd . spssy Of
Black-eysd Susans thas painted. add .
cushion Of brownish gold plush On the
seaA,-whilea bow Of the same coloted
satin was tied across the top corner 1t
the side from which tina spray hung.
Another had q fight Of yellow butter
aies with yellow seat and bow. and Q
third showed tFailiig viz rose with
pink cushion and streamerA-N. Y.
Times sr.t.. Am a.F..l
"A Nice Supper Dish.-Cure two
beef tongues by submerging them II .
brine made Of one pound and q quarter
Of salt one gallon ofwstaE . teaeppful,
1bf brown sugar. and . tshlespoonful Of
saltpeter. Let the Tongues liz ten days
in this briu2 Take them oat.anA trim
ming them shaPely st the slarks en0.'
| put them On TO boil. n only enough
'wster to cover them wen Skim an
the impurities OF that rise 10 TIE sur.
lace. When the tongues are well done
take them pn .spd let the. water Il the
kettle continue 70 boil. until reduced to
about . half-pint Peal The akin OF
Llhe tongueA and then At them together
in tho bottom Of &wo-quaft tin baeket.
the small end bf ono Attiue INTO the
large end Of thu othef. Pour over them
the little liquor left in the kettle. and
when cold the mold can be turned out
and makes = beautiful - we'll - de-
lightful relish for the tea or supper.
tsble.-Harper's Bazar. 49,,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19

~ loool apolirakioaa, - they oannoe 49,
IL 11DsoOo6 pogt1op Of the or. H. =
ealy oae Wv - eufe Dsefnese ed tnas Z
81 ooootien61oo6l renea1ss. Doel1oO =
caused by a inAalnsd condition g - ~
TIT tube Sets inAnned yen have srameling
eound Of Imperfect hearing, and When 1s y
entirely oloced Deafness u tho reeuIe 80
unleas the in0ammot3oo can b taEeA o.
md This tubc restored - its normal coooa-
ton, hnring vil - asssroycd S1svss
Which D noehine bat n inAamed cood1etoo
e ~ UueouD 0or1acee
We Win give, Ono Hundred Dollars toe
any case OF Deo3ness (caused by eaGnrr1
0hst oannee - cured BY Halls Cueof1A
Cura Send for circnlsrs, frea
FL. CaREx8Y 4 Co, Toledo. q
d 9oA by Druggists. 73c = "a s.sa
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19

-Bnnting-"Why isn't breakfast
ready?" Mira BuntinG-''The cook says
her clock stopped in the night" Bunt-
iag-.'Well. told you that cook was
no prise bea.ty when you hired her. |"
Jury.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19

q.
"A rorlsH chemist ha6 discovered tAsA
Hqtid okygea'ib -not eoloeissss IN =
layer Of Il thirty millimetres thick -
finds Il has hsightalU-hlns color.
ELECTRICIAN Nicola TESLA says that
s,ealS 81 sT3303$9s
to either shore without any direct con-
'.xs}3A B4;,;., s:;;sas.Is..tsua ..a
In MoQtana When ta1sn f4om the
ground Il has much the sppearsnce Of
irpQ pge, hpAupop halng expoee4 te<As
II KfSEes IRE and tcoosum4s itsen.
A xBW ,p&a4te has been discovered
which 1n1ects paper money and Il found
nowhere else. It h invisible 70 the ui,-
assisted eye. does not attach itself 70
persons but mnltiplies at q rapid rate.
IT now requires but thirteen pounds
Of wstsr c6uNestsd inta s3eam Win .
pressure Of us to 900 pounds IN the
bofA1tosecufe tue!hneSe ptvSr With
Q triple expansion engine. By the usa
0e0HeHl1fds mdEo. COL tho preosun u
the boiler and the horse-power can b
doubled.-N. Y. Times.
- a. - =. re-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19

How Il Happened.-"Hello. Wal
leigh. hear you arc broke" "Yep"
How did it happen?" Put all my
money on = flyer In stocks" ''Well7"
1T ncw."-Detroit Free Press
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19
.rQNEMA0s fAMp'Es. g.

- - -
HONEY CAxDY.-Take one pint II
sugar. bk6tj ~ nfulep( t(er. bali
: Put Siss&1l7ed boil. HI Intil
beittle. Pull when cool
.WAIWADqoralr(Ne posnA - Nak
ant meats, half . pound Of sugar. the
white Of one egg; cook al together. roll
k84G s6d 81 o cool On SterX
pla$es.
h1Si sss1s: easM. s~s AL 30
!uls Of -four. . cupful Of hickory-nut
Kernels, nllesno1de; III s1nA drop on
uttered tins.
PoP-ooR& CAxDY.-Boil one eupfai a
sugar ~4h halk . eupfu1 Of vat<T and
no tsAspooaf1l Of Jbutts3 cook ust6l n
threads and stir In two quarts Of pop.
sorn; mix veil md ,nsks inte baals.-s
household Monthly. tl'sJt
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19

v -, s,,r.els;, "a ss.,..... s q. ....
b perfectly restored with Hoseet1er's
oeouacA Difara, Uose Eo11ablO cd thoe-
oueh Of tonica 6Aun local hitsass and un-
medicatod stimulaatA 4 helpful appetizer
ard foks1ecS 81 tAe neyyeas Y r. Bi1e2.
~ iSe3 aGs a ia - $3.50 = sS's&&
L counte1acls rheumatism. A winVsisso-
full as bedtime promotes sleep -
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19

LOCAL applications win nsvsc cure oolles
osfbuncleo, sores, pimples, yhouDeft1m,
aching joints, etc. Blood impurity u the
cause Of these ailments, and . remedy mues
b taken that will restore tho blood 70 z
healthy condition. such . remedy = IN.
John bull's 0axoaporillA. Ueo Is and yeu
win have perfect health. You wrong Jour-
oelf n you fail % try Il So
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19
NOT FOR HIM.
Didn't Want to Be Another Little
Lord Fauntloroy.

Two or three years ago was making
q pedestrian tour through the White
mountains- 1 had '-f1ocked all alone BY
myself" glad OF . solitary jaunt which
should take me away from the intense
strain Of business affairs which sitter .
long legal struggle had resulted in
making me . millionaire. had chosen
the solitary Chamber Of the great hills
on my own legs by advice Of . promi-
ncnt physician, who declared needed
physical exercise and mental rest
enjoyed every moment The weather
had been cool and hne. Advanc-
ing from Concord, which made my
point of departure, had gradually
followed the railroad course from town
to town, stoppingSs night wherever /
happened TO find .shelter which seemed
promising. and have always looked
back TO the hospitality extended TO me
in two Or three Of the farmhouse with
. pleasant wonder, for within them
dwelt such pesce. purity, kindness and
CONSIDERATION -, one may often seek
for in vaip. among the mansions OF the
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19

Nns. BAcox-"Wha& Q sour look DIX Pm
hao." Little I1nnio-sl guess be takes h1o
own 0odieane, 0ammA "-YeukosS Ssoeeo-
man.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19

"sBRowN's BRnxcHlAL TRoCnEs' ere ex.
0ellont for the relief Of Hoarseuesa or tore
Throat They ore exccedtngly elective "
I--CAristian World, 1npdon, Ene
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19

I a'OH. mamwe, why does the preacher q.
ways say tl>stly' In the middle o9 1i0 ser-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19

sn4 3ekaeeS 81 re neyye = 8s 1ae2'
ss..s.. S sss.@a.;.@ 4 ,.;Is.,s:.'
1 ~ he5s.Cs ..c~osss .i.., a
,-c-l....~ 49,.
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19

BaaDs Of . feather 0ook toeether; womeu
with high hats cit n over To house.-Iex-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19

Tn carpenter 10 NOT always . mathemasa-
cian-but u handy with his "ad1. -ColuD-
bus Post 80
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19

WOMEN AN4 THqc woPx
Tn pn.n, .SalSss III ,vs!66t,y
Aeld in Boston cleared shout $3.50.
Mrs. lApRrEf TAS1pR UPToM No.
beeaai&e( VII sidint Of ~ Mind
AeugA1b 0ub 8 tNlshhgtsu-, /
sea1 aesfeiiAinkdy eeo0ee kdw6
)een received by the trustees Of the
Cleveland college for women. for build
ags and endowment. from Mrs. Eliza
lark, Mr.. Samuel Aather and J.
.:dSeiasS.s1,. .iaSsSss,1
.ibmitted petition TO the emperor Of
6fGryS1Ms< ~ slsia =. shs}
are more robust and more courageous
han effeminate men.
HAbf ByianE.,lfd es. vtitias 81
HIthara BGk>bsHp M. ispseislrine M
''Catullus" and his ''PentameEone" for
The press. She intends 70 produce
all his unpublished works, the shosteI
snes in nagsxines.> aad his unfinished
works - . miscellaneous collection.
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