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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-18
Silence.
INDEPENDENCE.
st, James Budget.

On last Tuesday night large sheep
house owned by Mr.. Robert Perrine,
who lives near Patterson Mills, Pa, was
burned. There were over forty tons OF
hay in the sheep house, The loss will
ne between two aud three thousand dol
lars. The building was insured. 1t is
thought that the fire was the work OF
some persons who were seen hunting
around there on the evening that 1t was
burned.
On last Wednesday night Mr.. George
Buxton and Miss ThreSsa McAdoo were
going to a party out Ia the country
about three miles from town. They
were in a buggy, and the horse ran up
on a bank and the buggy was upset,
throwing MissMc Adoo out. The horse
tramped on her. She was taken to her
home and DR.. Stewart was sent for.
He made an examination and found that
she was bruised considerably but no
bones were broken.
Sin, e the election of Cleveland there
are quite a number OF asplrants Tor THIS
post-offiee. The following are the
names of those who have announced so
far: Miss Jennie Johnston, w. II. 5.
McAdoo and II. z. West. But OF course
there will be nothing done until after
Cleveland is inaugurated.
Mr.. G.. w. Stewart who has been VS.
iting Portsmouth and Cincinnati, Ohio.
has returned home we'll pleased with
his trip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-18

TIE cOMINa OF CHRISTMAS
Behold the man with wrinkled orowt
such G circumstances try him,
Himself he stinteth molly now
That be will pay, he hath VOW
For giith his wife shall buy him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-18

The Glorious Open Car.
Tcare not for the croaking crowd,
For Dsssimists and such.
Who with the times are out OF Joint
Nos with the world in touch.
know they're all with one accord,
In universal song.
Now caanting notes 81 praise because
The open car Is gone,
The omen car has been their theme
The long, hot summer through;
THEY'VE rallied at IT, aud walled AZ II,
With resonant ado.
Consumption grim they boldly charge
Upon the open car,
And coughs and colds, and vile Ia grippe
And horrible catRrrh-
They charge upon it every III
Thas comes 80 human Kind.
They claim that for pneumonia
It's specially designed.
HOh. BAH" I saw 10 all this stun
And pan" 20 all these folk;
Give ne the glorious open car,
Where YOU can sit and smoke
IRON ths Boston Courier.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-18
Frank MoHuph willing to Fieht.

CINCINNATI, November II. = Frank
w. McHugh, the champion bantam
weight of Ohio, stated last night that
he has accepted the challenge OF Bobby
Burns, OF Boston, and is pre- pared TO
make deposit for $1,000 or more and
the largest purse offered by any reputa-
BILE Athletic Club. He said he has been
in correspondence with the Coney
Island Athletic Club, and they have al
ready made liberal offer for the con-
test in case of the match being ar
ranged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-18
The Champion Splinter Sold.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 17.-Ger-
aldine. the champion sprinting race
mare, who holds the half mile record in
As seconds, and six and half furlolgs
in 1:192l, has been sold TO Z. II. Will
liams, the proprietor of the Undine
stables. The price paid is not stated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-18

oCAClc uCll 1cENilta
tiCism to this report, the
ny has been taken as the
lt s0opld 90 remembered that
troops have but very recently
iGizec that this Is the second en-
u; that the first one was held IN
unfGvOrable circumstances; that
ers and men are serving without
that many Of them suffer through
usiness while at the encampment.
e in a few years the West Virginia
al Guard will compare fav0rably
hat Of other States. and will be pre-
to render the United States valuable
"a if called upon.
10 State military laws should be
ded and the military forces organized
70 conform TO the REQ uirements of the
rqited States Drill Regulations. In
two ten-cOmpany regiments as at
the brigade should consist Of two
lmpany regiments Of three batta-
b, or else of three eight-company
Of two battaliOns each, and the
strength of each company should
less than sixty-four men,
OF thirty-two, as at
e In addition TO the brigade OF
y a battalion Of cavalry and a
of artillery would be valuable to
men in these two branches of the
than $4,000 for the annual expense,
the officers and men should receive
for their services In camp, as well as
I called into active service. The ex-
rs might be reduced By abolishing the
2 Of some Of the regimental star OH
. The duties Of the paymaster, the
sDector OF la6e practice and signal officer
dght'bs performed by the regimental ad
lutant and the regimenral Quartermaster.
Officers should be exam ned by board Of
officers before receiving their commissions.
b ach organization should be provided with
a COPY OF the United States army
regu iatiOns, United States drill reg
ulatiCns, guard manual, etc, and
the use of Na1ional Guard
Manuals should be abolished, and then q
uniformity of instruction " ould exist when
the United States troops aud the State
troops, o. the troops Of different States,
were orou, yht together. a competent Off
Ger should De detailed 70 visit each organi-
zation. hold a school for Officers, give in
structiOns in making returns and reports,
and especially 20 instruct in the new Drill
Regulations. An ambulan &c should bepro-
vided for the brigade, a hospital corps or
gauized and company bearers should be de-
tailed in each company. A few men should
be instructed in signaling IN each company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-18

IN Holland, Mich, c. ]. Doesbury
publishes the AelUs, and its columns
strongly recommend DR.. Thomas Eiec-
trio Oil for coughs, colds, sore throat,
catarrh and asthma.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-18

A three minute conversation by tele-
phone between Paris and London costs
s..
The British government in 1880 or
.dered 10000 telephones for use IN the
0stal service.
WELL said the telephone that had
thrown away, "I'm not the first to
xed to death"
ephone expert has been making
analysis Of the adaptability OF
languages for transmission
telephone wire. Chinese is
ID the easiest tongue for tele-
noses. 1t is principally mon
nd is made up OF simple ris-
ing injections. The rug
erman does not impair It's
elephOning purposes as
ined. Tks French ton
with FAINT praise, since
us sibilantNa English, "
Atho1gh Musical Welsh,
Vest with dying colors.
.obe' Philosophy.
Va change and he win
'loss he his is.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-18

The woman in politics must realize
that the odds will forever be against
the feminine candidate. Men are so in
the habit Of voting for members OF their
own sex that it would be hard to do
otherwise, and very few women think
enough OF other women to want to put
them IN power.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-18
GEO.M. SHOOK eco.
1ll4 MAIN THROUGH TO lll5 MARKET.

when he marries belle, but old men
know she will never find his slippers for
him.
When an old and neglected man sits
and loeFs into the fire he thinks more
srutns about life than any book con-
tains.
The people who talk the most in pub
lie about home influence are those
whose home. coming makes the children
stop laughing.
A real tender-hearted Atchison wo-
man refused to have poor dead bird
put on her hat at a milliner's recently
and took in its place seven bird wings.
A Tragedy in Brief.
Dear Mr.. Brown; y = Yours
sincerely. M. ROBINSON
MyDear Mr.. Brown; Always
yours, very sincerely.
NV Dear Jack: Yours always,
MINNIE ROBINSON.
~.
Nv Dearest Jack: Yours,
MINNIE,
V.
My Darling Jack: Lovingly, your
MIN.
VI.
NV Dearest Jack: Lovingly,
MINNIE.
NV Dear Jack: With love, yours,
MINNIE.
VIII.
Dear Jack: = y Ever yours,
MINNIE ROBINSON.
TX.
NV Dear Mr.. Brown: Your sim
cere friend, MINNIE ROBINSON.
X.
Dear Mr.. Brown; Yours sin
cerely, M. ROBINSON
XI.
Silence.
st james Budget.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-18
POEPOURRL.
Warrington star.

whats the matter?" said the artist
to the medical student. "Been having
trouble?"
''Yes; somebody has stolen my skele-
ton"
II don't blame yon for feeling badly.
There is nothing moSe annoying than a
bOne-felon."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-18

aAAAAA
S loose
minary
raining
and
ncy 70
of the
the COM
watch
no conf
was speeiUCEIlV
lants. Battalion
b their men long
cutting a move
men out without
This was spe-
e thermometer in
$ and IS de-
day. Many men
the heat the first
companies were re-
Its Of tours. Had the
the heat OF the day
portion Of the cool Of
o it,. / think a great
q have been tit for
a bad policy 10 put
Jf a company on a sick
az bV OVerWOrk. The
,the heat after 2 few
FsOf the enCampment
srty-fve sick. There
* of in the extended
guard mounting and
IKE the drills, per-
a manner which
alton. 10 was OBJ
e officers saluted,
review, with the
lnt, hilt as high as
erlng the point to
icers, when mount
1.-THE sword TO the
ming az q carry,
y order. A few
the right in
Y men was
orninla rex. To fur
nels TO sun Id the camp
risoners. 81 majority Of
men were eI ,ly ignorant
instruction ID duties as
e Guard nj a. The sen
en- orders u allow no unau-
70 enter or leave camp,
were carried out in a very
nner. There was nothing
h this important part or a
md the earnestness with
ntered upon il was very
Instruction given in signal
et practice, for want OF
ere was no hospital corps.
Morally treated by the
ls ia quarters. A brig
-eral tents was estau-
,O0rly supplied and few
q for there.
neraliy speaking, was
abeyed and executed
1ere was a general
the part Of the ON
bat was right and
rstOod. / noticed
10 or disresnect.
was 8 desisTo n
-er men To- Y
the city ~
er re-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-18


Que. ''She had the best teachers, no
matter how high they came"
"What's yeh stanin' dab dom p ask
ed a Bottom native.
"ISe figgerin' on de ta'itf.
"Yoh is, is yeh?"
.'Yassendeed. Use got it all plain how
dey kin REFUGE de taxes"
1Rastus, you sat'ny does min me ob
white folks ebr'y oncet in erwhile. De
folks dat worries mos bout de taxes is
de ones dat ain got none ter pay"
81 want to see one of your files" said
the visitor at the newspaper Office.
Excuse me, sir" replied the office
bow. "but you'll find a hardware store
on the other side Of the street"
The ice cream seasons ended when the winter
zephyr blows,
Rut this brings no relief, young man. to you;
For the girl OF your affections mas inquired
until she knows
Where it costs the most to get an oyster stew"
"What afternoon would you like to
have out?" inquired the woman who was
trying 70 employ a servant-young-lady.
"Oi beg pardon, mOm," was the re-
sDose; "but what afternoon would yez
ixpcct me TO stay imp"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-18

"Your daughter is shiEhly accom-
pllSheG2n
indeed" replied Mrs. De Por-
Que. ''She had the best teachers, no
matter how nigh they came"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-18

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-18

sI'n have to put check to your pro-
csedings," said the father.
eyes, sir" replied the son, genially.
ut will have TO have three figures to 1t,
though.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12

show, but the fact that there has
been lately steady growth OF
b,metallic sentiment in countries
where hitherto the gold standard
has met with almost universal
favor proves that the confident
claims of the gold people, that
they will have Il large majority in
the conference, is open to some
suspicion.
1t is generally admitted that the
gold supply is not being increased
in anything like the proportion
shown by the growth Of the
worlds commerce, hence it Is
generally realized that there is in
crcas,ng danger of periodical
monetary flurrics, because of the
| imnnsslhi!,ty OF making the gold
supply suffice 10 meet all demands
for the settlement Of trade balan-
ccs. This conditions Of affairs
must continue to become annually
more threatening, unless some
measusc is adopted that will place
the worlds finances in Il more sol
vent condition. The only way
which his been suggested to ac-
conlpilsh this Is the international
recognition Of the claims Of silver
to be associated with gold upon
some reasonable basis ~ fixing the
standard Of values.
Another urgent reason for the
recognition Ct silver is the chaotic
state into which the finances Of
the silver counties have been
thrown BY the hcprcc!"tIon OF the
white metal II the worli's mark
cts. The only hope for these
: countries lies in either the general
recognition Of II bimctaIlic stand
ard or the substitution Of Il gold
standard in suc?, countries. Such
, alternative rs the latter would
cause such Il drain upon the golG
supply Of the United States ant
Europe rs to threaten panic
: The recognition Of silver is there.
fore demanded rs the best means
- of restoring satisfactory condi
tons to the foreign trade with thu
silver countries.
. IN spite, therefore, Of She boast
- ,e .!,o ur,.,n,,,rtnii..S If IS amt
= possible tina; the intcrAatlona
Conference 1t D:u~sc!i; MAJ fec
: cnMpr!ic., ,o a"2"c! ~i.vv! iccog
milton. and even ii the fail Gle
:, manC!. Of The h;:aat&,ti=ts are Il"
" allowed, at least something w
= be done which viii improve til
>. present >t;;t':s Of 5i!Ter.-PIc
: yunu.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12

more. Bat with Il wild and de-
tcrmlncd look in her eyes, and
with unsteady haste, she put the
cup to her lips, drained its con-
tents, and Immediately went to
her own room. = IN Il few minutes
she was very sick. and she sent
for Mr.. Chil'ls, and, weeping,
told him of her love, saying she
would rather die than live without
him. She had put strychninc IN
the milk, hoping he would drink
it and be killed, and then she
would have quaffed another dead
" cup herself. When he refused
i to drink she feared her murder
Gus plan would be discovered,
and so made an end Of her
self. A doctor was sent for,
but the girl died almost before he
got there. Chllsl!s and Mrs. Pierce
we're also very i'll, and the forme,
came very near to death.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12
The Colored Peoples Offerings

In another column will be found
the thankful acknowledgement or
President Munford, of'thc Levee
Committee, for the receipt OF One
Hundred and Twcnty-scven dol
lars, as the net proceeds OF tic
colercd peoples entertainment
for the benefit of the new lcvce.
This action Of our colercd
friends speaks volumes for their
kind disposition IN corporations
with their white fcllowcitizens, IN
aid Of IL most worthy cause and
they arc entitled to much credit
for it.
The entertainment itself was
excellent. perfect good order wa;
maintained, and it was attended
by large audience among whom
were cutie Il number Of the mos
prominent white men of the com
munity. Tic minstrel perform
aucc gave great satisfaction an,
was repeatedly amd cnthuslast!cal
!y "pp:aut!cd.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12
Sscc;ai go Students.

H.;1ZoA', TICKET - >5As-,7:LF.E. IiiNHEs-EE.'
Orc &C :i.c granta.tr. "j7uca'ionHi ranters
k,!rwn. Dr,ugnan.s F,acticaE Hrs!
College, I'c.:,sE.s-!.t. :.A,-. Is N~' CON s'''-
dated With Hr1n.:hca's Tactical f'hSi19-&
Collage. ha-hvil!a. Tenn. the Nns"T:i!S
Gam ,pr":"i cote &c. - ivt'e. ir'7'. ": n! n
will il &c fn.a'o he Known a. n" uS;i.i :
Cen ,ii,;t: i .'!..li5,..i - ina CO.. G%,.
- tonel Of nm,r. cation T"r tre :incrai
,..trr:ia-c =: = e. ..jsa';l ,o.icrt': as re
- I'd t;.:oucnC',. th2 Ne:+. "" vii. TX .
ii,,,.yi .;;ne. make ino railroad or Wy
:! %: Il 1i2 Ill j'ia Is IL Nashville oar
~ 70 NIX: few months.
Is E;..aci!!o Is oae u he cr9hte[' t',''"i-
.;0.!al c=n!e.S i.uarr. Gillcnr IRON -"
t .cr auri, business COLLEGE there me1rs sn: &c
q =; r.y!.. ic.c,.>": employed. ;('sf 80
,rcrtS entered "a; :on- II .rthS from an
pnri. r TAG LUI.cj states. 80 Tex, DOCKS
r= 4 on bookkeeping. :;-t3o: Ct y: 't'@ :
o:.'s sS,s EN- of !io"E-E, el in':. Chea? n2ard.
i}.a,l. rs ;a..-,' T. ~ %-':, -'lrS: f'l.it!
slip. Shorthand. Typcvri ing, ie' ezra n.y.
etc. :,c.r:arah;i,@ only SO. 40 vacR,inn =,
send f>r Gre. s.r1''". J "2-H'ong9. n ,,'
RIGHT now Add csS. J. =. DKAUGH"N Pres
i.l,r.t, >,as5i vt!u, FEM, Mea;i u .!-s Ha!tr
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12
Tie Weather..

Tuesday. election day. dawned
cool and threatening rain. All
about II 80 a. m, Il slow, drlzzly
rain set in. andthiS had increased
to lively down pour by l O clock.
the showers following each other
in rapll succession up to dark.
Duriae the day the changes in
temperature were numerous and
rapid: cnui one moment AND con-
fa.taLly warln The next. he
downfall Of rain during Tuesday
night was quite heavy and almost
continuous. " cdnC>day morning
opened wit Il ~ brisk wind from the
north. that lowered the tenn
ncratu:c considerably and gave
every evidence Of a radical and
permanent c'langc. At the pres.
c.1t writing. Wednesday noon. it
looks as though winter has really
set in in earnest.
Since we wrote the above ths
weather cleared MP and to-day
| Thursday, is y beautiful day
Though cool and a brisk gale from
the northwest prevails, there i:
80 bitterness in the atmosphere
Were it not for the wind the da,
would be mild, hracing and enjoy
able, ana these conditions will M
doubt exist Tomorrow as the WING
will probably !ull at shutdown to
day Thursday.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12
Bah. Lore.

4 baby is born 1T every beat Of
the human heart. That Is more
than one for every tick of the
clock. These ''living jewels Gas
the poets call babics), "drorpcd
unstained from heaven, take
wings and fly back whence they
came one for every minute Of the
day. From January I to Dccem-
Der 81, between thirty eight mil
lion and forty million living jewels
arc dropped into this cold world.
There are more baby girls than
hov babies. The proportion of
female births to male births is Is
one hundred to ninety. SO that
between two million more girls arc
born in the world each year than
boys. There is always surplus
of women. and the extra number
of girl babies keeps up the supply.
The rate of infant mortality IS
enormous. In round numbers five
million babies never lily" long
enough to talk. FIVE million more
never bavc Il chance to walk or
or run. and five million mere new
or get old enough to 60 to school
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12
Purely Personal.

Mr.. james Harper, Of Lindsay,
was in this town for several hours
on Tuesday.
Capt Sam Lambert. of the In
surance firm of Lambert & Lam
dry, Baton Rouge, was Ill our
midst Tuesday and Wednesday
We met our staunch Democratic
friend Mr.. +. f.. Powell on Thurs
day.and found that he rcmcmher'
ed that ace brought out Gro
yer Cleveland.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12
Death OF Mir. Bradish Johnson.

Mr. BTadish johnson, an old
and highly respected planter, who
owned several sugar estates on the
lower coast, died 1T Bay Shov, L.
l., on Friday, at the venerable
age Of 81 years. Mr.. Johnson
was born in Sew Orleans. His
father, Il wealthy New Yorker.
came to LOUISIANA in the beginning
of Thu: century and purchased Il
sugar plantation IN plaqacmincs
parish.
Mr.. Bradish johnson succeeded
his father IN the management Ci
the plantation in 1885, and since
that time had been identified with
the sugar interests in this State.
He married a Miss Lawrence, 81
New York. and ten children were
the result Of the union, seven oi
whom survive him. One of then
Sarah, wife OF Mr.. II. ID. torsy.
the, is a resident Of New Orleans
The OF theirs live IN New York. Al
his surviving children were pres
ent ut his bedside at the time o
his death. His wife died III 1870
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12

Here is tragic story from the
Quiet CITY of Columbia, Pa.
which reads like an eXcerp from a
sensational French novel. Al The
private boarding house OF Mrs.
Haddon lived, Temporarily. Mr..
John Il. ChlIds, Of Philadelphia.
a married man of excellent charac-
ter. 1t seems that the daught' L
OF the hostess, Miss Sarah j. Had
don, fell deeply in love with the
handsome boarder, who not only
did not rccIprocatc her passion,
but did not even suspect 1t. The
Girl grew more desperate. an!
made up her mind that Ii she could
not marry the man she admired,
or even be loved 10y him, she would
! kill him and then herself. On
Tuesday evening last. while the
guests were seated at table, Miss
Haddon handed Mr.. Chi!ds glass
of milk. rs she was accustomed
to single him out for affe"tIonatt
favors, the other guests little nc
tlcca the incident. Childs tool
the cup, drank two swallows
smackcd his lips and said: "lha'
milk tastes bitter" and handed
it to Mrs. Fanny Pierce. slttln'
next to him. That lady took ;
swallow. and also said there Wa
something bitter in the milk
Then the girl said she would talk
the milk away and bring som'
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12
The international Monetary
Conference.

Week after next the !ntcrna-
tional Monetary Conference will
meet IN Brussels. Most of the
countries which will be represent
ed. including all the important
European states, have already APP
pointed delegates. ltis claimed 10y
the monomctalists that the great
bulk of the delegates favor the
retention of the single standard.
Whether this is so or not only the
meeting of the conference will
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12

West Tcliciann did nobly. The
tatu}ated official returns IN another
Column show that total OF i'5se
votes We're rolled, and every one or
Thorn was for Cleveland and Steven
son. Col. Robertson, for congress
man. received 90 less, h"t there was
not vote cast for his opponent
The vote i all majuii;y in both cases
y,pb for oil v est F'li,iann'
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12

W. cougratr:!:te Alr. Il. G. Minor
that he will Mt BE put to he incon-
ven;ence ii going to Washington to
represent the Aongrel RHpnn':cah-
Popul.te congl,moration in the cleo
toral college. shake.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12
Trespass Notice.

From and after this date all hunting
of any kind, either with rod, dog or
gun. on either the Austin, Satterwhite
or Home places, in West Feliciana par
ish, will be considered as trespassing,
and violators will be prosecuted to the
full extent Of the law.
CALHOUN HAMILTON.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12
Pronounced Hcpeless, Yet
50 we'd.

From a letter written By Mrs. Ada F..
lIurd. of Groton. : d.. We quotc:'' v as
taken with :: bad cold. which settled on
nay lunsyS. cough set in and finally ter
minated in consumption. Four doctors
gave me up. saying I co"!d liz" hut Il
short time. gave myself up to my S"-
viour. determined if ! could not stay
with my friends OF. earth. Wotiia meet
nv absent ones above. My husband
was advised TO get Or. Kings New Dis
covery for consumption coughs aud
colds. I gave it a trial. took in all
eight bottles: it has cured me anh;thank
cod | am now a we'll and hearty Wom-
au.: Trial bottles free T.. +. kilhourHG
K COS. drug store. regula" SIN. soc
and 81.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12

GuI.hy lie nominee Il ;Lo ked
dcc. Wildcat. Big Injun, sore-hcad
cnn-Iom,rat;on, WIS buried So deep
On Tuesday last that his friends have
net been tble to dig him up ct tie
hour of cur go!ngto press.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12

He looked wistGuiIy into the Court
House yard as be thought of the gala
Republican days when a Thousand
citizens of African scent gr"ced mat
closure on such occasions, but he
did net walk up and vote.