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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1895-10-12
Carried A Bullet Thirty Years.

L. P. Klutts, Of ST Petersburg, Fla,
had remarkable experience Monday
afternoon, and one that will doubtless
be interesting to medical men. In
one Of the battles in Virginia during
the war he was wounded in the hip
with a mimic ball, the missile burying
itself partially in the bone. The bull
let could not be removed and the
wound healed over. Monday after
noon as Mr.. Klutts arose from his
chair the bullet, which he had carried
for over thirty years, dropped out.
1t was mashed out of shape and had
particles of bone adhering to it..
Klutts felt no pain when the bullet
dropped and the hole i'll the hip
whence it came is not at all sore.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1895-10-12
Our Pick-ups.

France has furnished fewer immi
grants to the United States than any
other nation in Europe. During the
ten years preceding 1890 only about
$4,000 persons left France for Amer
ica.
From Europe comes the report Of
an immense corn crop in sight, and
some alarmists predict that the amer1-
can cereal will be able to hold its own
in foreign markets. The output of
the Danube districts especially. threat
ems the American product. For all
that,o corn exports are greatly in ex-
cess Of former years; in August they
exceeded in bushels the exports of
wheat. Spectators expect an increase
of price before January.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1895-10-12
A Remedy Against FIeas.

All persons who have lived in a
house which has become infested with
fleas in summer will know how these
creatures inhabit the floor by prefer
ence, and how they will jump upon
the legs and ankles Of every one who
passes near them. Taking advantag ge
Of this fact, some years ago, when the
lower floor of McGraw Ball Of Cor
nell University was badly infested by
fleas, which had come from animals
temporarily kept there in confinement,
Professor S. Il. Gage invented the fol-
lowing ingenious plar. He had the
negro janitor put on pair Of rubber
boots, and then tied sheets of fly pa
per, with the sticky side outward,
around the legs Of the boots. The
janiter was then told to patrol the
lower floor for several hours day.
The result was gratifying and rather
surprising. The sheets of fly paper
soon became black with fleas and had
to be changed at intervals, but by
this means the building vas almost
completely rid Of the pest, with a
minimum Of trouble to every one ex-
cept to the janitor.-Insect Life.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1895-10-12
"Sweet Home"

Looking out of my Office window re-
Gently / saw on dray beside barrel
of whiskey box of merchandise, on
the end of which was printed in
large letters, Sweet Home" The
liquor aud the sentence seemed to
form sucha strange companionship
that | mused upon the thought sug-
gested by it.
Sweet Home;' with 6 hovel for
cottage!
Sweet Home; with crazed and
besotted brute for husband!
Sweet Home; with a cursing and
staggering fiend fora father!
Sweet Home; with wife whose
swollen eyes and emaciated form tell
too plainly of the course of rum!
Sweet Home; with half dressed,
half starved children, whose very sus-
tenance has been squandered for
rink!
Sweet Home: with straw for a
bed and dust for a carpet.
Sweet Home; were the wife breads
the return Of the husband, and the
children hide from the presence Of
the father!
Sweet Home; wEsse the empty
chair points to drunkard's grave!
Sweet Home; where want and mis-
cry and despair reign supreme!
Sweet Home; where hate and bru-
tality take the place of love and
gentleness.
Sweet Home; where liquor dwells1
What mockery! as we'll write Sweet
Home over the broad doorway of hell
itself!-Preston A. Ross.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1895-10-12
FOUR FOR A CENT.
That's What Cigarettes Will Cost ii
the Fight Between Manufact-
urers Continues.

The Tobacco Trust has stripped to
the waist and will make the hottest
kind Of a war against those manufact-
urers who have refused to join the
American Tobacco Company, as the
trust euphoniously styles itself. A
few days ago the trusts capacity was
only $4,000 pounds of plug day.
Since then repairs on the old National
Tobacco Works in Louisville, recently
purchased by the trust, have been
completed, and with this capacity and
another increase that will be made
later the trust will be able to produce
85,O00,00O pounds Of plug tobacco a
year. The S5,000,ooo pounds which
the trust will produce will represent
about u per cent. Of the total amount
of sweet plug consumed in the United
States annually. The trust will make
an aggressive move in a day or two,
when it will begin to ship free Of cost
100 cheap cigarettes with every 1000
"sweet Caporap cigarettes purchased
The iobbers will turn this new stock
over to the retailer free Of cost also,
and he may sell them 20 for SC. This
inducement it is declared, will prevent
retailers from pushing pew goods
which Independent companies propose
to produce and give away with their
plug tobacco,
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1895-10-12
The Children of Drinkers.

A distinguished specialist in chill
dren's diseases has carefully noted the
difference between II families of
drinkers and IL families of temperate
ones during period of 12 years, with
the result that he found that IL drink
ing families produced in those years
81 children, while the temperate ones
were accountable for 81. OF the
drinkers % children died in the first
week Of life, as against six on the
other side. The latter deaths were
from weakness, while the former
were attributable to weakness, con-
vulsive attacts, or oedema of the brain
and membranes. 70 this record is
added FIVE who were idiots; FIVE 50
stunted in growth as to be really
dwarfs; five when older became epi-
leptics; one, a boy had grave chorea,
ending in idiocy; FIVE more diseased
and deformed, and two Of the epilep-
tics became by inheritance drinkers.
Ten, therefore, Of this 81 only showed
dnring life normal disposition and
development Of body and mind. On
the part Of the temperates, as before
stated, FIVE died in the first weeks Of
weakness, while four in latter years
Of childhood had durable nervous
diseases. Two only showed inherited
nervous defects. Thus, so were
normal in every way sound in body
and mind.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1895-10-12
W. G. z. M. Column.

Our people have been greatly disor-
ganized, and lost their virtue, which
can be traced to their indulgence in
spirits.
11 has been said that greater calam-
tiles are inflicted on mankind by in
temperance, than by the three great
historical scourges, war. pestilence
and famine. This is true for us, and
it is the measure of our discredit and
disgrace.
I should say from my experience
that alcohol is the most destructive
agent that we are aware Of in this
country.....A very large number Of
people in society are dying day by
day, poisoned by alcohol, but not sup
posed to be poisoned by it.
Alcohol is not shown to have a
definite food value by any of the
usual methods of chemical analysis or
physiological investigation.
The purity of alcoholic liquors is in
general not so we'll assured as that of
articles used for medicine should be.
The oasis., 1895-01-26
Bucklen's Arnica salve.

The best salye in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup- tions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refupd- ed. Price p cents per box. For salo by Chenoweth & Mix.
The oasis., 1895-01-26

The Tucson Star says that one of the greatest races witnessed in Pima county for long time will be that which takes place shortly when Jua1 Elias sorrel will run mile against q horse owned by a Salt River valley man. There is large amount of mon ey and three hundred or more head of cattle and horses up on the result Of the race.
The oasis., 1895-01-26

the council it was rejected by strict ly party vote-siX to six The cause of this peculiar proceeding was fear upon the part of the democrats that if they went into joint session with the house, the joint body, in which the republicans would have majori- ty of ten, would adjourn from day to day until the soon expected admission of Arizona when the republicans would take snap judgment and elect two United States senators. For that req son the joint resolution was not con cured in by the council. and a reso- lution was adopted notifying the gov ernor that the single body would be in session at a stated hour to receive him and hear him read his message. This was done, and the house, when it had recovered from it's surprise at the treatment accorded it's joint reso- lution in the other body, likewise ex- tended the governor an invitation to appear and read his executive commu- nication.
 In the preliminary selection of com mittees in the house to treat matters before appointment of regular com mittees by the speaker Mir. Chenoweth was appointed and served on the com mittee on mileage.
 The first batch of bills introduced in the house on the third day were; To provide for semi-annual payment of taxes: t0proyide for the purity of elections: to grant the right Of sui frage to women; to provide for cduca- tion of muteS by contract with insti- tutions outside of the territory; to provide for election Of supervisors in counties by districts; to protect the rights of workiugmen; to provide for just division of taxes: to establish a board of health statistics: 10 classify the counties of tue territory and re- gulating compensation of county off cers: to create the county of Navajo division of Apache: and to repeal the merchants license tax act
 A memorial to congress protesting against rewogal of troops from San Carlos was also presented.
 
 On the third day Herbert Drach- man of Tucson was unanimously elect ed journal clerk of the council: M Aguirre of Tucson and D. \. Field of Yuma were elected committee clerks. F. J. O'Brien of Maricopa was elected assistant chief clerk; and Thos Morri- son was elected assistant enrolling and expressing clerk. The council ad- iourned to Monday. The house passed a memorial to congress asking speedy admission of Arizona to statehood. temporarily adopted one of the rules of the last assembly: enumerated standing committees and number of members in each; named Joseph Perry of Pima, assistant chief clerk; c. W. French of Pinal, assistant journal clerk: Henry Aphold of Pinal, assist ant enrolling and expressing clerk; committee clerks, Marion Patton Of Maricopa. Miss MaDel Clark of Yava- pal, and Henry Black of Cochise: and adjourned to Monday.
The oasis., 1895-01-26
rHro LEorsLATUrsHo.

DN Cik AilCttlliA " E i1AANif ft c.'N'NA-@~Ns of Arizona convened at Phoenix on Monday, January 2lst, 1895.
 In the council organization was ef- fected by the election of the following officers: President, A. J. Doran, at large; Chief Clerk, c. F. Hotf, Pima; Enrolling Clerk, A. R. Edwards, Gila; Sergeant-at-Arms, J. ]. Frazier, Pi- nal; Waterman, Frank Martinez, Yu- ma; Messenger, c. W. Williams, Mari copa.
 The assembly organized by election of the following to serve in official ca pacity; Speaker, J. H. Carpenter, fu- ma: Chief Clerk, c. D. Reppy, Yaya- pal; Enrolling Clerk, L. B. Hayes, Pi- ma; Sergeant-at-Arms, NJ. Calderwood Maricopa; Chaplain, Rev. G. L. Pear son, Maricopa; Watchman, I. Ayres, Maricopa; Page, Roy Street, Marico- pa.
 Doctor Wright was the caucus nom- inee of the republicans, receiving in caucus ten of the seventeen republi- can votes: but when it came to cleo tion in the house the minority put forward Carpenter, who received suf- ficieut democratic votes to elect him by one majority. Wright received eleven votes, Carpenter, twelve-two members having not yet arrived. Of Wright's eleven votes nine were re- publicans and two democrats. The democrat made no caucus nomina- tions, and the officials are all republi- cans.
 Organization of the council was equally divided between the two par ties, the president being republican, the chief clerk democrat.
 At the afternoon session of Monday the executive message was read. 1t is an exhaustive document covering a wide range of subjects, and withal one of the best messages ever prepared by a governor Of Arizona.
 It makes strong appeal for econo- my and retrenchment in the public service, by abolishing all unnecessary offices and consolidating others. Urges just valuation of property on the as sessment roll. The taxation of every property interest, personal, real and mixed, with the exception of public property.
 Among the recommendations in the message are appointment instead of election of assessors, that in office they may not be answerable to tax payers; semi-annual payment of taxes; limitation of expenditures os various public institutions to the amounts ap- propriated; abolition of boards of in- sane asylum, prison and reform school, and substitution of single board of control for all; enlargement of the powers of territorial school superin- tendent and segregation of the offices of county superintendent and probate judge; reduction of the live stock com mission to three members, the eX- pense to be paid by the stock interests; enlargement of the powers of the rail- road commission or it's aboliti0n: ex- tension of suffrage to women: prohi- bition of gambling and traffic in lot tery tickets: more stringent laws reg ulating sale and delivery of water by irrigation corporations, etc., etc.
 At the outset a lively session was predicted, and a fierce fight over sey- eral measures of importance, such as division of Pima and Apache counties, and otherImatters.
 On the second day-Tuesday the house and council developed q differ ence on a joint resolution adopted by
The oasis., 1895-01-26

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Most Perfect Made.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-08
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Decorah-posten., 1895-01-08
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Decorah-posten., 1895-01-08
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Decorah-posten., 1895-01-08
Min.

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brpo Snsoa9 meiem Nrbeioerne ueo
@isccniin Central Ore Gods / Glib
lamb. De p%aaitanr, at man bnpoe iaaet
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til Saunsn os al Sui mooto3es Der
$4,000 Cons. Sper 200 Bpauin9er
er blcpen ppiprt iii Ell Grroi al $780,
600. Yolttputprets Smirtuiu9 par
s60,019 mpo S52,0G1 1898.
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MIilwautee nreo Ell Sopital al $4,000.
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loancrtontor.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-08
Snlgarien.
Speftaflcr / Eationalioliamlin.

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oe u1lten uberte Spettatler iauot Gre.
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tiunale g~elitano. ion oisis Rpoo,. a,
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Omcaucu al 0clsna iclreoc oct rpe Vars
8cnpnpelic mtp at taae S'pet AZ li9.
9ocob 6 Teterlen, en- Snnifer, itiro Ns
aienuem SupcOet % ppoe paa Sieoet.
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apuc. ,pm bueoe / N9rbcoen al un'on'
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lia paa Mcrsenen, tos en- 0OlIo Hpi'
teaiit "a ppOe mart eiter. olt' eTier'
lob en- Seooel, hporpaa BUN hapoe me
oct. at iusen par Stplo ! beHpes DID,
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