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The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-19
state Library Association.

The State Library association will hold its fourth annual meeting In Nor nal hall, New Britain on February 22, at 10 a. m. Following is the program. "FIow to Keep Libraries Clean" Miss Butler of New London: "Methods in School and College Libraries" Miss Chaplin of New Britain; "Book-bind- ing" a subject for discussion; "An Ac- count of the Napoleon Exhibition at Watkinson Library" by Mir Carleton; an address on Public Libraries," by the Rev. Dr. Cooper. Officers will be elected after the rendition of the pro- gram.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-19
AT FOOT OF MT. OSSIPHE. A Winter Item From a Summer Resort. The News Comes from FrOzen-in
 Center HarhOr. On the Shores of Ice-bOund Lake
 Winnipesaukee.

The lake which the aboriginal Indi- ans designated "The Smile of the Great Spirit" and which the poet Whittier has immortalized in song, now presents to the myriad lovers of its summer beauty forlorn and dreary waste of ice and snow, over which the biting winter winds from the bleak mountain tops hold high carnival
 It is a wonderful transformation from the summer lake known to tour ists, and, as may well be believed the chill and nipping air is prolific of those foes to mankind, kidney troubles, neu- ralgia and rheumatism. Naturally therefore, a great desideratum in this locality, as we'll as elsewhere. is how to cure these painful curses of the human race
 One of the old residents here, Simon D. Glines, of Center Harbor, N. H., a man known all over this section of the country, has solved the question to his satisfaction, and his advice and counsel have done no end of good to those who live in frosty climates.
 ''Tt is with the greatest pleasure" he says, that I offer my testimony and advice for the good of others. had been troubled with kidney disease for many years I was afflicted with la grippe, which increased the kidney trouble.
 T was then attacked with rheuna- tism and suffered tortures. tried many doctors and many remedies. Ev- erything failed to effect a cure.
 "I am now entirely cured of both kidney trouble and rheumatism, and
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-19
Sturgeon on Smoking.

Most of the stories about the late MT. spurgeom have been told, but here is one which appears in Mir Adderlays 6 magazine Goodwill which may be new to many: Many years ago met the late MT. Sturgeon, who was a great smoker, at the supper table of friend. Over our pipes he said: Once a pious lady took me to task about my smok- ing, and said; DO you read anything in the Bible about smoking?" 'No," l answered, ''but we do read of the peo- pie passing through the Valley Of Ba- ca." '-(Ps. lXxxiv. 6, Bible version9
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-19
UNITED STATES RUBBER COM
 RANN
aO Reofe St New Yorb

80 Reade St., New York, Feb'y G. 1895. A SkMI-ANNUAL dividend of TWO AND A ONE-HALF PER CENT. has been this day declared upon the Common Stock of this Company by the Board of Directors, payable March l5, 1895, to stockholders of record at the closing of the transfer books at the close of business on Friday, March 1, 1895. The books will be reopened at the opening of business March 16 1895.
 f26 CHAs R. FLINT. Treasurer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-19
rronde on carlyle,s swings.

[From the Contemporary Reviewl
 Mir. F'roude said Carlyle was fond of saying exactly what he thought of peo- ple and never fancied it would hurt them Naturally, much pain was given when these utterances were published and came to people in that cold, fixed form, and without the great guffaws of laughter which took off much of their harshness when said.
 "There was Mrs. Proctor" said Froude; T believe I grieved her very much in the publishing of the 'Reminis- cences.' She never forgave me. It was that word 'menagerie,, as applied to her mothers house, that did the mischief"
 I laughed and added, But it was such a capital word, " and he laughed again.
 Carlyle" he said, simply saw things and people as they were, and so did Mrs. Carlyle. She had a description in one of her letters of Browning which would have driven the poet wild, and I asked Carlyle on one occasion if I could publish it, and he said, Aye! aye! why not? It cannot do the man any harm to know what a sensible wo- man thought. of him, But" added
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08
esr1ttnbefreitt1ta.

0as Sr%uuenpabGre6t brt6t ft9 ilniner
me6r 8abn. Nub in Oregon fOu baTelbe
einqefiibrt perben, inbem Die bortige Sc
1eBgebung in betOen 9GuIern beI9loB, etnen
babtn3ielenben 8erfafungs5ufaB benz Golte
our Mbfttmmung gu unterbretten. Ser
g3a9barftaat @afbtngton bate betanntli9
nit gu a~lerert bas 6rauenttmmre3t einz
geFibrt unb es bdnn pieber abgef9afft, bat
es aber iebt, nenn mir ni9t trren, Dieber.
@nttpeber 1tnb bic MGnner in ben BON Der
&ultur mod nt9t 10 beGedten Staaten DE
balerester, Dber bic Srauen ftnb tpeiter bor>
gef9rttten unb Derfteben es, ibren Wi0en
bur43uIeben. Die @a8e 1T, buB es in ben
neuen Staten mebr Srauen gtebt, bic auf
iib feGbft a~ngeptefen iinb unb BAG bic
6rau, mo fte ben 8unb fiir's 2eben f8lteBt,
bamit nt4t in benz MoBe, mte in ben in
ausgetretenen 8abnen ft9 bepegenben Sc.
metnpeien ibre @elbfftGnbigfeit ein6iiBt.
Die Staaten ienfetts bes Mifourt ftnb bas
Dorado Der Srauen; bas brtngt bort bic
2uft NIT 1t3.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08

baratb'n ben 8a3t! @let a Sau Itie6Gt Der
&erl. 8rpBdrtig, Der S9uft bat DDrge1tern
bic Sans BON Der 9ueberin aa brabt! Gr
bat f9On % trummpe Singer unb 70 q f9taz
DIS @'f9au! Sogar faule MepfeG urb an
9aufa Mirf9ibIdtter bam's mir auf'n 8uz
Ill maui g'porfa.
@tr ian f9p' baIb am attn &dt66alts,
ba faqt metn S6anbarm Elm, bdB er ben
8auern nit bic Spanfadl als s3eug'n brduz
9a tbuat unb jeb'n marf9iern mir pieber
3'rud. s. Jag @abna, lieber rutT9 i nit
Die bloB'n &nie iiber'u 9un3'n @aitaetberg
aufi, alS mod a NAL 70 n 9efiltrmarf9 MAJ
3a. Wta mir pteoer gum 8auerr temmd,
fdgt Der: u8om Ste6r'n is gar fan Reb!
Dos Is nur 70 a Morttitrei6er, Der nirn
tauft, aber iiberaa b PraB'n brtnn bat! Mtr
gebt ntr ab, I ma6 foam fali9'n 3eug'n,
Der Wtann tS' bor metni Nug'n re9H9affa
uno ebrlt9." Sa, moant Der S9anbarm
uWarum BAN Sic bis net glei q'idgt, ieB'n
bleibt MIR iibrtg ais Der qrobe unfuq unD Die
8erufsbeleibigung! @abnan Nqma, ma
fOnnen'S gebn," Shells mar i frp5, an
oerntbetlS bGtt I q 8pmb'n unter bic 8az
gaf4t perfen t0nna, benin jeBt fans UNI MIDI
rum uno balm mo- mebrer g'f9impft pie
3uer1t. 90 gebPS, bans 9'fagt, ben drgerr
Sumpen lafen's 1aufa, Der bats lps unb
f9ptnDelt fi6 meg, a anberer mirb qlet'
69altn, penn er 10 i9Dn bertptf9t pirb, 81
Spanfau itebl'n uno fret ner'n, b0s mar M
gar net ba! Dos ma8t nir'n, bat a 70 a
S9reiberSg'f0u g'fagt, g 8efere fimmt
nab, gSas re3t tS', bat @ptt Gieb, iper a
S9tpetn ftte6Gt, iS' a Gaubieb. Sort bin i,
gift 3ab / mi, bdB grauSIt' mar, 1!nb ieBt
M bic N~erbanblnng = feb'gens b0s fan bic
trttti3'n Sag unb oa bat a Sober a @pr=
dbnung.
@lii9li9erpeiie GieB bos @eri6t Die mill
bette Nnnabme gelten unb 9err 4 fam nit
3tpet 9eloftrafen meg, aber = 8tpei @panz
fertel bate er bod fir btefe Summe erbalz
ten.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08
. a #.

Shirt 8tsmarf fab in Sriebri3sruh
Shirt 9obenlObe fam bin3u.
Sic fprd9en btes unb fpraAen bas,
sic dBen mas unb tranten mas.
sic bilbeten Elm Baar, in ft9
@efeiigt, treu unb briiOerli4.
Bon CANT urb arbern &etbereien
&onnt' nt6t entfernt bic 8eOe fetn,
limb aGs nun Der 8e1u6 gu @nb',
0u ret3ten ftb Die 3pei bic 9Gnb',
11nb ais Shirt 9obenlobe mad
Dem 8abnbof fubr, Shirt 8tsmard ipra4;
Sin Gtebensniirb'ger Menf9 unb gut,
@as gang unenbli4 letb mir tbut.
Sd tpOnt', ib tOnnte bDs ibm fem,
Nqein, tb tDnnt' es ni9t, o, nein.
Sd fibr 10 mas ME @~pmpat6ie,
unb bas ber3etbe tb ibm ME,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08
Qus DEM OeiterIein'fden ma9ners
1r1ufeum.

Ser Magiftrat BON 8aDreut6 bat ben Nm
fauf bes Seiterletn'f3en Ht3arb Wdgnerz
Mfuf eumS fir tpel9es Der Prets bon co.
900 Mart geforbert tpurbe, abgelebnt. Wte
aus benz borltegenben 8atalog na9gepteIen
porben mar, ent6Glt bas MuIeum Il. u. ou6
DteGe 8ro9en, Manf 9ettenfn0pfe, papiers
ferbietten, S%peifefarten, 8ierOedel u. I, 10.
Nu9 mir BADEN Elm Mufeum btefer Mrt
gegriinbet, tpel@e8 mir glei9faus benz 8abz
reut6er Wdgiftrat anbteten, obne aber etpas
Oafir gu fOrbern. Nus bteiem &atalog be-
ben mir berDDr:
@tnen plaB, ben mir neuGi9 i'm Sam
bGufer" nt3t an Der Safe betommen fonnz
ten, 0a5u:
9a8 O6r, iiber neI6es mir bann bon ciz
mem 8tletbdn6ler ge6auen Durben.
9as Sertbu9 bes n9on Suan", Der zines
&benbs an Steqe bes n%2obengrtn" gege5en
tpurbe, ba3u:
9aS 9f erbeba6nbiGet, nit pel6em pir
bel Otefer @elegenbett bis gum Opern6aus
fubren.
@tnen faGf9en 8ummif9u6, ben mir aus
elmer @orIteuung Oes nJRien3i" nit mad
6aufe brabten,
Die 9Glfte. bes Spet1e3etteGs, ben mir na6
elmer 8oritelung Der nMalltiire" aus Der
&eitauratton mttnabmen, ba3u:
Die Photographic bes blauen 6leds, ben
mir unS an bte1em Nbenb i'm @e0rdnge an
Der Safe 5u9e3ogen batten.
n@ipP6en",
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08
Oermttihtes.

Sn @rdctd in Gpanien ftarb bieTer
Sage I'M grDBten @lenb Elm 8OiG6rtaer
9rets, Der BON Observation-Disclosures unz
terftiiBt puroe. Na6 SeitfteGung be8 So
pes unterfu6te Der 9ert6tsbeamte 3ufdlz
ltgerneife Die Mpbnung bes 8ettlers un0
far1o babel 3u feinem ni9t q~erinqen @r>
1@taunen 10000 BeIetds in 8antnoten un0
Seitbtttel iiber 3tpet RerrT4aftIt4e 9du1er.
: Sn Cambridge erlag am IA. sSanuar
etnem &rebSleiben Sir So6n Seeleb, 9roz
fefor Der mobernen @e19i6te an Der Dor
ttgen ltniberfitdt. @r mar 1884 in Qonbon
gehpren, ftubirte nit Mus3ei9nunq in
Cambridge unb mar bann mebrere Sabre
in 2on0on alS Qe6rer Der tlafftI9en Spraz
6en tbGttg. DIS @labtone ibm 1869 ben
Stu6l fir neltere @e19t6te iibertruq, mar
er pett mebr bur9 feline @6riften iiber t3eoz
logtf4e als iiber biftorti@e @egenitGuoe be-
tQnnt. Setn 1866 anonpm er19ienene3
8u3 n@cce 9omo", in Dem er nit @eriperz
flung aqes decentralization SSSeius bon Der
rein menf9lt9en @eite betra9tete, erreqte
bas gr0Bte Nuffeben unb unter ben Srt6Dz
bpTen Die ttefite Gntriiftung. Sin Gbnli9cr
@mpfang purbe etnem fpGteren Werfe
yNaturul Religion" gu She'll, porin Der
IerfaHer pantbetfttf9e %Nnf6auungen fund.-
CAB, Don fetnen btftort16en Mrbeiten
3et3nete ft3 bus n2eben unb 3ett @tstn's"
bur9 grinolt6ite &enntnife Der beuti9en
8erbGltntffe aus, Die er au9 in feinen ofaz
b"1nii9en 8ortrGgen lber bic ,3eit Uric
ort6s bes @roBen betpies. Die neuere Sc
f4t9te @n9lanbs uni. fetner acknowledgements
ptdelung %bebanbelte er in ben betben Werz
fen uSbe @rpaniion Of @ngGanb" unb
u8reater Greece anb @reater Britain. Die
Wiirbe zines n8nigbt" iibsrtrug linn 2orb
&ofeberp i'm porigen Sabre, Obpobl Seelep
2tberalzl1ntonii mar.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08

: Ser pupf bat dlfO bo9 nt9t iiber
bas StrampeGraD als Der 8etitlt6fett
CUR Grbplung Dber CUR raf3eren Scribe
negung bienenbes MitteG ben Stab gebro@
DIEM, un6 BADEN mir AUDI OOn etnem 10 fortz
i6rittli9en Ober6aupte Der &tr4e ni4ts
dnberes %ertpartet. @s 1T nur in ben 2dn=
bern, po bic @ettGi9fstt fib au9 auf Der
@truBe bDr anberen MenI3en bur4 TIRE
Sra9t aus3ei9net, tpo Der Papft Die &mltsz
piirbe gelpabrt pi1en min. $50 bas Imt
ober Der @tanb ni9t nit tns Spiel tOmntt,
barf Der 9err pfarrer rubig mttftrampeln.
$50 Der @eiftli9e altBer 0tenit 1T, iparum
iOu er niht itrampeln biirfen9 Strampelt
bod b~ier5ulanbe ONES.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08
0ie NftionGre Der nMmericdn @tran

= Die NftionGre Der nMmericdn Strap
8Oarb Company" bic aub Elm &apitaI bon
nabeau 8 Mtltonen reprdfenttren, miiIen
altf tire gliidli9eren &oG1egen bom S9pez
feG6Dl3erzSrut (9iamOnb Mut6 Cont
panp) NIT g}etb b1tden, benn tpdbrenb btsie
cine MtIion 11eberf9uB unter itb beribeilt
baben, miiRen iene btesmaI nit LANCER Naie
ab3teben; bas Gebtidbrtge 9ef4dft bat 8tpar
438,673 Dollars l1eberf9uB ergeben, aber
na9 Nb3ug Der eingetretenen @nttpert6ung
1T nur Elm &eft BON $3.50 Dollars iibrtg
geblieben unb baraus bat ff9 feline 9tbi@
benbe 19netben lafen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08
SMreft ttam 24bhn1fe.

gfa3 benz, mas Poitmeifter Selling ul1s gez
tern iber ben g efunbbetts3ufu
unter ben Mngeftelten bes g 0 It a m t 3 NIT
get4etlt bat, tann es tpo6G taum Elm unqez
1unbereS Bod in unTerer Stabt gebe,t, ais
bic 8arode, bic ft9 8unbeSgebGube nenrt.
Sa tptrb tpD6l Ntemanb mebr an Der NDt6z
penbtgtett zines Neubaues 8peifcln, menn
Die Se1te, bic BARN drbeiten, ft9 nit 1teberz
5tebern unb Pel5tuppen unb 6anb18u6en
gegen bic &Glte f3iBen miifIen unb barn
op9 NIT eritarrten @ltebmaBen 1tnb am
gar3en 2etbe ftetf N6enbs mad SauIe ellen,
Inn bier erit tpteber auf3ut6auen. &ein Sc
f3dftsmann miirbe 1etnen Nrbsttern 3uz
11utben, mas Der itintig ftl3ige n8oB", nit
oemaofenamen nuncGe Sam" 1etnen gsplqgz
teiten Otenern 3urnut6et. 9enn ipenn @irer
i'm 9ienite Der 8unbesregierung fi9 fem
8roo berbtenen muB, 70 1T es ber 8oftqez
bIlfe elmer @tabt BON Der 8eoeutunq gbtz
Cages. Sagelang BADEN neult9 MngeiteGte
anierer PDt in einem unter Wafer ftebenz
Den Saale gear6ettet in elmer eifiq faIten
Suft, oern Die 8rtefbeforgung burfte teinen
8er3u9 erletOen, SnfoIge bs7en unb Der
1Onftt9en gefunbbeitspibrigen @erfafunq
0es 9ebduoes, liegen beute an 200 Monn
auf benz &rantenGuger unb i6ipe6en gum
She'll in GROCER ~2ebensgefa6r unb ba nob
ouf Ufonate bi1aus bier feline Q6bitIfe oez
19afft fperben tann, 10 nirb oar balb bos
3albe @rbettsperfonaG auf Der RrartenItTte
ite6en,
9Offentli8 IdBt ftb Der GongreB bur6
otele zines 9~ittteten 2anbes untpiirbiqen 3us
1tanos be1ttmmen, Die ieBt benz Nbqeorbneteuz
9anle oOrltegenbe Senatsbiu nidt n1tr
19leunt9ft an3unebmen, fonbern audi bic
1Otbt9en 9elomitteI an3upei1en, UNI unoez
1duHnt fir bic poit Elm neues 0uQrtter fir
Die nd4ite 3eit gu bsI8affen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08

Ser ebemalige uncertainties 9eTanbte
in 9OnOlulu, Stebens, lit beute aeitorben;
er 9atte ft9 bur9 feline aufregenOe Diploma
tif4e SbGtigtett 9ana gu S6auoen gemaht.
@dS tDmmt i'm eurppGi6en OiplomatiI6en
Oienfte nibt bpr, mas pDbl baber fommt,
boE a~nftdnbtge Menf9en briiben teinen
G3naps trinfen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08
@,trn Sein nieber+r96tioes @ebabrer

- Dur9 fem riebertrd6ttges @ebabren
in Der Jinan3ftage, peI9es bic Bonn gan5sn
2anbe gutgebeiBene GGeoelonb'f9e MaBz
nabme 3u Sale bra9te, bat 8eeb fth feline
Nusfi6t auf bic prdftbentf9aft gan8 unb
gar berbOrben; 9arafterlOien POGititsrr
gebt es immer 70, baB ie bas, mas ite te>
reits nit ben 6dnben greifen %fi0nnen, burd,
tire M9ieltrGgeret tpieber BON ft9 itoBen,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08

= 8enn, tpte aus 2onbOn gemslbet tpirb,
bic Regierungen Srantrei@s, &uBlanbs unb
@%nglanbs Die Srte6ensbebin9un9en I'M ja@
pantf6=9tnefH6en &riege DOrf1fetben ppi@
len, 10 miifen fte it6, beeilen, fOnft 1T bon
China ni3ts mebr iibrtg, benin bic Sapaner
taben Metz9ai@0et e%tngenOmnen unb Die
gan3e 9tneii9e Slotte Derntbtct.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08

lin SteQungfu9enben BET Der 9esenz
tndrtt9en NOtbla9e bas grIan9en bon 8ez
19dttt9ung gu erlet6tern, 11immt bas
g euengeiu9e unentgeltli6 anf.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08
Giten6o6n~ GaRrpRdne.

(S,Dtca9H d gtortDtpe ri er,s GiS cmba Stdet
Sotleg Aoenue Station unb an 9epDt Gde meqs.
uu6 Rtnaies9trnBe.
Mbfahrt Nnflfuft
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08
linton pafeneer Station.
pennsylvania Ung9.

~o@H1sS' N0n1ls nno 1toottpnsSfe"
&~tdetsOfTtes: an Der Station, in 248 @. Glogh
0traBG Gde Sadion, unb i'm @uoitpriunlsS oteL
Surb.Slee tnbren tie fplet no& &entroI.3eit:
44aIt@. t1dQIih. ousaenomnen Gnnntaoa.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08

Qbonntrt auf bos &benbblott. 0reis
! Gent per gtummer, 6 Gents per @oche.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08
eJufmofS Central.

we oura9ebeuben 3Iee BON ber GentroI,S Citation.
. =; Sit6neB sd Ia NJ Fort Bon; 8ags fur ben saOeM tOnnea
npntmsu lperbeu. Sidets in Der Sto6tsOffce IM Ella
SlorfsStraBe, uub i'm auoitoriulu=6 pteL.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08
Baltimore & Obio=G tienbabu

Baltimore & ObiOzG iieubabu.
9eppt: @ranb Central 8~oiIaoiers6 citation. - stabt.
Office: 1913 Glort=Strase. Seine Grtros8erebuuua
fir q. g. 8. &imite6-s3Ige.
Mbf0brt Nnfunft
SotaI ":...: . .:.:; t sos WtEt $40 q
@initeO ..:...:-..-E... '1O45 m = 600 u
pei. -..~...t ..... .. 800 "a .11Oo N
WoltertOn Accommodation ........ . SIS Sl' 9:45 M
PtttS6urg, GIenelonb. mbeeline g.
Columbus @rpreb. .....:.... = 6:35 III 800 so
369lider 9}06ts@EpreB 80. ...... 11:25 III 200 30
'T0qGth. @usQenDmmen Spnntass.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08
@bfabrt aufunft

Ng2tdt8an GemtraI, n. p. g. & 8. &. nub 3. b
~ u. u. &-rGbe Miagara So1s @Oute". Gidets
GfTces. 81 Start Ctr. unb 5tatiOnen II. Ctr. urb Yars
Stop, 22. Ctr, SO. Ctr. unb 9Dbe pork.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08

f125 g.: 1850 u.
6reab gfapibs Dla o. U. q 8. q. st., abfabrt: 1880
g.; 1850 ". @ntunft: '7:10 Wt.; 1905 q.
'xaGli4- + &usgen. Ssnntaa8. i Iusaen. mtontns.
Nbtca9p, 9stltp amfee & ct. 0amI=@tIenbabm.
" toSts3tdetsOftce. POT @IorfsStrobe TeIepbonp
2l9o Wtatn. Union Yonaoier sStotton Ganal', Aboms.
un6 Mobtions6truBe
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08
@bfobrt @nfunft

KbtcaaO, RnG SsEano & BactHc=Babn.
W 9affa9ier.Gtotton. Ban 8uren.Str, Elm BIo1
fabtb bonn Doorb Of &robe. &idetaOffce: 1N Glartftr.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08

buratb'n ben 9aai! @Gei a @au Itie6Gt Der
&erG. @rpBartig, Der @9uft bat bprgeitern
bic Sans bpn Der 9ueberin aa bra6t! Gr
bat f9on 10 trummpe Singer unb 70 q f4ia>
The Opelousas courier., 1895-03-30

The following interesting order has
been issued:
HEADQUARTERS LA. DIv.,
UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS,
New Orleans, February %, 1896.
General Orders. No. 1881
The attention of the survivors of the
battle of Shiloh and of all Confederate
veterans is called to the following:
The government having passed a bill
for the purchase of the historic site Of
the memorable battle of Shiloh, and to
make Of it Il great National Memorial
Park, the survivors of that great con-
meet on the old battlefield ON April
5th, 9th and 18th next, to hold their an
nual reunion, and to mark the various
positions held by both armies during
the great battle of April 9th and 9TH,
1862.
The Shiloh Battlefield Association
is composed of the Blue and Gray, and
q cordial invitation is extended through
these headquarters to all Confederate
soldiers and their friends to meet in re-
union on that occasion.
There were Confederate troops in that
battle from eleven States, comprising
eighty-four regiments of infantry, seven
regiments of cavalry and twenty-three
batteries OF aftliicry, unQer OIL
Generals Albert Sidney Johnston, G.. Il.
B~eauregard, BraxtoD Bragg, Leonidas
Polk, W. j. Hardee, John c. Breckin-
ridge and others. The survivors of
these commands are requested by the
Assistant Secretary Of the Shiloh Battle
Field Association, Capt. Jas. Williams,
of Savannah, Tenn, a Confederate Off
Ger, to send him their names, post office
address and the company and regiment
they served with at that great battle,
while Col. E. 7. Lee, Secretary of the
Association, a Federal officer, has re-
quested all those who wore the Blue at
that battle to send him their names,
post-ofice address, company and regi-
ment, to Monticello, Ills.
By order of j. B. GORDON,
General Commanding.
GEO. MoORMAN,
Adj. Gen. and Chief of Staff.
The Opelousas courier., 1895-03-30
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Une 6trange ct ancienne contume.

Une Grange ct a%ncienne contume.
A Ia your d'assises de Venise, lors-
Qu'nn accuse va 6tre condamne a la
peine de mort, un individu revetu dane
tongue robe noire s'avance devant les
magistrate, les salue profond6ment ct
prononces ces paroles: "Rappelez-
o le boulanger." Puts ]. salue en-
core ct 90 retire.
Voici l'explication de Get Grange cou-
tune:
II y a trois si6cles, IN boulaRgsr fut
execute 4 Venise pour une crime don't
il n'6tait pas conpable. Lorsque son
innocence fut reconnue, les nlagistrats
vers6rent o somme d'argent don't
rint6ret sert d aliMenter une lampe
dams le palais des ,dogss. On l'appelIe
la !" lampe d'sxpiati0n.n
The Opelousas courier., 1895-03-30
L'Age do Bonaparte.

10 veille de la prise de Milan, Bona.
pafte fnt invite q diner chez une dame
de grande qualit6. Ellie fit les honneurs
de Ia table wee beaucoup de tact,
ayant soin d'animer la conversation de
mani6re d int6resser son ~illustre con-
vive. Celui-ci, ~pr6occup6 de la ba.
taille Quill devait livrer le lendemain,
ne r6pondait que froidement ct dune
maniAre laconiqne. La noble dame
ayant On Ia curiosit6 de demander a
Bonaparte Page quill await, ajouta en-
maniere d'excnse: lyons paraissez
si jenns. general. ct vous avez d6ja
cneilli tant do lanriers.-En effet, ma
dame, r6pondit Bonaparte en- souriant,
Jo ne suis pas tres vieux maintenant /;
mais. dams molina de viDgt-quatre
hsures jjssanrai Milan
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Convaincu que la somme vot6e par
le congress pour payer la prime sur lie
sncre nest pas sufisante ct ne peut
couvrir que les trois quarts environ
des rkclamations. le secr6taire du tr6sor
ne paiera d'abord que Ia proportion
de six dixiemes dun sou an lieu de
hut dixiemes; il a pleine coniance
que le congress allonera O. qni manqne
pour payer les deux autres dixienes ct
IL &c prepare q distributor la part de
chacun des quill sera possible de le
fairA
The Opelousas courier., 1895-03-30
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Thus, a. application to administer al estate, ICmer price Sloo VIII De
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