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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28
Brief aus Dem meftIiden mafh=
tn9ton.
@elcpms, @batcom Co., 8afbingtOn,
is. Stf. 1896.
@ee6rter 9err &ebafteur

16. Sti. 1896.
9ee6rter 6err gRebafteur
9a es ~iebenfans Sbre 2eIer interefitrer
pirb, iiber bic 8erbGltnifIe aro @usftbten
i'm petli4en @ufbtngtOn BON einsm 8ausrs%
mann etpas Nd9eres gu erfa9relt, erlanbe
i'd mir, bas 5Olgenbe iber metnc eigenen
@rfabrungen in bieiem Sbeile Des fernsn
Gorbpeftens mit5utbeilen; b%eionbers i4on
bes6al6, neil Die BON mir nnb metner Sd<
milie bpr 3e9n Sa6ren bOrgenommene uebsrz
fteblunq BON 8ennInlounten ra4 bieiem
berrlt6en Stat Mdi6tngtOn fir mid bon
@ortbeil mar unb i9 gum Bobl UNI Sefen
Mnberer bieIe 8prt6eiIe ndbsr beleu9ten
m6Gte. DIS i9 metnen 2anbzglaim in 8ez
fib qenpmmen, cine feline 9iitte oarauf err
baut uuD meine 5amilie BARN einquartirt
Bate, bliebtn mir nod SIS EGares Gelo
iibrig. Meine Srau iebO9 bat Elm mlt9igss
Ser3, unb ba i9 felt cnti4lpien tpar, n'ein
oaRses @treben auf oas a3ultanoebrFgen
zines bebagli9eu 9eims gu ri4ten, babel au9
arbsitsluitig mar, 10 gelang uns bas audi
nit Der .3eit.
inner 9lab befinbet it9 20 Meilen DON
Der 8eqing9am 8at, einem Der f90niten
6~afenplGBe i'm puget @unb, an beren ltfer
Die bibI9en @tGbt@en 5atrbaben unb Seem
86atcom liegen. CUR 3eit, aIs mir uns aaz
fiebeltep, tparen 10 gut ipte gar feline Sabrs
apege bDrbanben, ni9ts als fogenannte
,SraiIs", Die nod bu5u re9t miibfam gu
befa6ren paren; bas nG9fte S9uI6aus mar
IL Meilen e%ntfernt, pOitamt unb &auflaz
ben Is M1eilen unb in gans 8batcpm
GountD feline @tienbabn.
6eute, mad 10 Sabren, f9Gbe i9 ben
@ertb meiner 5armgebdube auf penigffens
$4,000. 9reiBig Icres 2anb finb eingez
fen8t unb unter gultur, meine t%ragbare
SbfpGuntage 5Gbtt 200 8dume. Sd tarire
ben @ertb bes perbeKerten 2anbes onf $50
Der Ncre, mas in @nbetra9t bes GuBerft
frubt6uren, nG6rfrGftigen 8Obens Der STUB
n~ieberungen cine fe6r niehrige @9dbnng TT,
@ir baben bier elm &lima, pel9es nns ill
Sabre nur bon 6 @p9en Biz gu 2 Neonaten
froitige @itterung bringt.
6eute baden mir eineu fur5en Meg mad
benz nG8iten 9afenpIub, nur 3 Naetlen mad
Der GHenbubn unb 1 Meile na9 Der Sdule.
QGir baben quite ga9burn, cine an 9auis
boriiberfibrenbe prG9tige Gountpe2anoz
ftraBe, 6as goftamt in elmer @ntfernun3
bon nur E Meilsn unb pOhnen in eineu
@uuutp, psI9ss bas bette 2u~nOiraBenrSps
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28
Brief aus Dem n0roliben miss
conftn.

@ef superior, Wis., Oft. 1896.
9ee6rter 9err &ebafteur!
IS 1T in ben bergangenen Monaten tpiez
berbolt in S6ren Spalten bic Nnfrage ge1telIt
porben, pie es i'm nDrbliben Wtsconiin aus
fte6t, unb mas tpobl Die Qusii9ten fir bas
S%orttommen bes Sarmers bter 1inD. Wie
LANCE 1T es benin ber, baB mar ii9 g}orb@
@isconiin nt9t anbers orItelen fOnnte, als
einen f4ier unOur6brinsIiAen 1rtpuIb?
Oa5u fam nod, baB fpdter, .als ~entlang bes
Superior=See bic Stdbte QIblanb unb SUI
perior DEFENDERS emporbliibten, gar Mander
fanb, baB audi bier oben bas S9laraffenz
lamb niht iei, iDnDern man bier pie AMBER
pdrts arbeiten muB, penn maj DOrtpdrts
tommen min, ltnO 10 3og benin man9' @iner
tpieber ab, Der an Der gan5en 8egenb ni9ts
Nn5iebenbes fanb. Set mebreren Subren
nun bas beiBt, felt 8iele ~ge5tpungen tprr=
ben, Der Mutter Grbe ibren 2ebensunterbalt
ab3ugetuinnen, 5eigt es fi4 inbeien, bdB UNI
fer She'll bes Staates in Der Shat ni9t berz
bient, Die @istammer WisconItns g%enannt su
iper6en.
gls bas n0rbli9e MtscpnItn beaei9net
man i'm NGgemeinen bas gauge 9ebiet po!
Marinette am Mi9igdn@See Bis neftli6
mad Oscepla Mins an Der @ren3e bon Nlinz
neIotd unb bon Mebforb Dber Maribftelb Big
n0rbli9 an ben Gupertor=See. 9ies groBe
@ebiet mar in Der 9ouptfa9e nit Walb BE-
ftanben unb biente, unb bient nod ieBt, benz
r2umber Sad" bonn 9erbite Bis gum Sriibz
ia6r a[s N~ufentbaltsort, no er, abgef9lpRen
bon a1en 8ergniigungen, energii9 arbettet,
UNI bann tpd6renb bes Sommers in ben
StGbten Mrbeit gu fu6en ober AUDI na9 ben
Weiasnfelbern Dafotas gu geben, no feline
6ilfe INNER gefu9t pirb. Dieter n2umber
Sad" bat ba unb bort, no er m%eilenpsite
2i9tungen geidaffen, Der 8obenfultur Sc
legenbeit geseben, ii@ gu entfalten, unb bas
Re1ultat 1T Elm iiber aaes @rparten gin=
itiges.
@s lieat nun nt9t in meiner Nbfi9t, fir
bas cine pber bas qnbsre gountb Bropagai1ba
gu MAIDEN, uu9 bin i'd ni9t Der glidli9s
Geiber BON 2dnbereien, Die iA Los tperoen
mD9te, fpnbern es ltegt mir baran, bic Sanz
fenbe bon 2efern Sbrer gei4dBten 3eitnng
nit ben 8erbdltnifen bier bertraut gu MAJ
den unb babel bic lebteren in i6ren 2i9tz
unb G9attenfeiten 70 gu i@ilbern, pie iis
tbatfG9li@ itnb.
vs "
Douglas gpuntp, bas in Der norbpetli9z
item @de beg 9taates liegt, gren5t i'm Norben
an ben SupertorzS See, i'm Weiten gum Sbeile
an ben ct. 2ouissGluB unb gum SbeiGe an
ben Staat MinneiOtu. 9ier 1T Der 9obelt,
ie nGber man benz See tomunt, Elm rotber
2ebm, Der i'm 9erbite gepfliigt tperben muB,
penn MAJ i'm i'm Sribiabre gut bearbeitsn
min. 3ebn Biz spDGf Meilen ppm Waffer
pirb Der 8pben elm prd9tiger 9umus, i'm
Dtli6en S6eile bes gpuntps 1T er aber 10
ianbig, baB pobl i9tperli9 iemals etpas
baraus tperben pirb. Ser Sommer 1T tur3,
gnbe Mai unO @nfans Stunt Iiebt man bic
5armer nod beim Pflan5en Der &artoffeEn,
aber fotpie bas marine @etter beginnt, iiabt
man beinahe bu@itdbli4, tDie 4aes pa@f.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28

Medlenburg 1T obns Snbuitrie uno uniere
8erbaltniiIe iinb 10 f9lebt, neil Die 2anDz
tptrtbf4aft bouitGnbig nieber lisgt,
g. g.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28
Derlhteoenerlei RathidId9e.
+, @is., II. Ott. 1896.
6 # ~ II s g.


Sur Srage go. 73O in Der r8eilage"
mDbte i'd bemerten, baB in einem Sale, in
tpel@em cine Sub ii9 bic Mil6 a~usfaugt,
fiG als gut betpdbren pirb, tpenn man Der
Sub einen p%ferbebalfter unb btnter ben
8orberbeinen einen 8au9gurt anlegt. Sim
ter ben 8orberbetnen b~efeitgt maj einen
ungefd6r 2 3oG biden Stab unb an befien
einem gnbe befeitigt man ben 6alfter, am
onberen ben 8au6gurt anii9en ben 8orz
berbeinen bur9. Oas binbert bic Sub 1pn1t
ni9t i'm gsringiten in t6ren 8etpegungen,
bod bas Sel6itausfaugen pirb ie unter=
lafen. d.
Sn 8e5ug auf bas Nufbldben Der &ibe
giebt es oerf9iebene Mittel, tpie lie ia ou9
oft f9on bon 6errn Simon angefi6rt tpor=
BEN iinb. Nuch i9 iperbe zines gum 8eiten
geben, tpe13es biGft, felbf tpenn panfenfi9
unb S9ierar3t nibt mebr belfen f0nnen.
Man nimmt Elm friiAes 81, briidt bas~
felbe i'm Maul Der Sub %ent5pei unb ges
brau6t bann ungefdbr 1 Pfunb &o9iala,
tpomit man Der Sub Mull unb NaienlD9er
orbentlt9 einreibt. 3unG9it nimmt man
cine 9anbDOl g%lattes, am befen 9afertrob,
unb binbet um iebes Gnbe bes 8if9els Elm
8anO, tpel9es man 10 an ben 9Drnern Der
Sub befefigt. baB bic Sub bas Strob niht
nit Der 3unge ausftoBen tann. 9as 81
unb Sal5 reiaen gum &auen unb bic Sub
befreit ii9 bon ielbft BON ben @aien.
90. Plambed.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-08-28
FROM CoxBURGH.

Regular correspondence
T. B. Smith, Of Devider, was here
on business yesterday.
Sam Odle has been spending a
few days at Howesville.
Andrew Bailey, of Chalk Level,
was here one day last week.
Charles Oatsvall is convalescing
from his recent indisposition.
Deputy Sheriff j. A. Goodman
was here on business last week.
Rev. @. S. Brandon, of Camden,
was here last week on business.
Rev. d. r. Pollard and wife, of
Green Hill. visited here last week.
Justice A. V. Hardin, of Chalk
Level, was here on business last
Saturday.
John Maiden and Alonzo Nc
Daniel, of Camden, were here one
day last week.
Judging from the sentiment Of
our people, Bryan will sweep the
country in November.
Rev. William Brown filed his
regular appointment at Green Hill
Saturday and Sunday.
The revival meeting will begin al
the Methodist Church here Sunday
evening, September 6.
County Superintendent [. Wit
Cuff was here last week in the in
terest Of the public schools.
VIII S. Odle left last "Wednesday
for Parsons, where he will assume
charge Of school We wish hin
success.
Crossnoe & Co. have recently re
moved their saw-mill to a point OF
Eagle Greek near the residence o
Lane Matlock.
| Quite a MT nber from here ar
attending the meetings at Noun
Mariah, where they are having
big revival this week.
| The little child OF Thomas Hat
ley, who resides near the Noun
Mariah church, diedyesterday w
did not get particulars.
Several from this neighborhoo
attended the protracted meeting
Chalk Level last week, which wa
a most successful meeting,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-08-28

Regular correspondence
Mrs. Marie Corbitt is reported
very sick this week.
Misses Dicie and Louie Pafford
visited here last week.
Il. nj. Stephens visited friends
here a few days last week.
The health OF the people in this
community is not very good.
A protraeted meeting is in prog
ress at Rushings Greek this week.
Miss Flora Pafford was reported
very i'll Sunday. We wish her q
safe recovery.
Miss Tia Pafford, of Camden, was
the guest last week Of her cousin,
Mrs. Mollie Cuff.
A song service will be given at
this place next Sunday afternoon.
| Everybody is invited.
The many friends Of Mrs. Lewis
Markham will be glad TO learn that
she is recovering from her serious
illness.
Mrs. Sol Newsom and children
visited her father, w. G. Wyatt, at
Hustburgh, Friday and Saturday,
returning home Sunday.
The funeral sermon Of the late
Mrs. Dickerson, wife Of T. e. Dick
erson will be preached at Rushings
! Greek church next Sunday morn
ing, at IL o'clock.
William T., II. X. and Marvin
Paford, Lindsey Melton and 9th
ers, of Flatwoods, were regular at
tendants at the protracted meeting
here, which closed last night.
Miss Lee Brewer, the charming
daughter of Scott Brewer, andJ ohn
Webb were happily united in mar
riage at the home Of Jerome Hud-
son Saturday evening. We join il
wishing them long life Of happi.
ness and prosperity.
! LIBERTY, August "a.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-08-28
FROM HoLlAoAY.

Special oumpondeneel
Mr John Eayes went 10 Garret8-
burgh Thursday.
Mr. John Whitfield visited rela-
tives here last week.
Mr.. II. Il. Hassell visited on Pos
sum Greek Thursday.
Mr. Il. III. Hilliard is visiting at
Huntingdon this week.
Messrs @. o. and Il. b. Hubbs
went 10 Camden Friday.
We had a severe rain and hail
storm Saturday evening
Mrs. Il. g. Neal spent Sunday in
the Flatwoods community.
County Superintendent II. Witt
Cuff was with us last Thursday.
Mr.. II. G. Alden and wife spent
Saturday and Sunday at Devider.
Mr.. j. j. Allen, Of Coxburgh, Wis
tied homefolks Saturday and Sun
day.
A protracted meeting is in prog
ress at the Methodist Church this
week.
Messrs. WA. Prince and Foster
lDickey, Of Chaseyille, visited here
last week.
Messrs. A. l.. Bond, IT,. and J.
III. Watson were at Sugar Tree last
Thursday.
Messrs. Isaac Miller and ID. b
! Gossett were down from McIllwair
Saturday.
Prof. J. A. Baber, of Hunting
don, visited relatives aud friends
| here last week.
Mrs. n. J.. Joyner and Mr.. b. 9
Joyner and wife are visiting rela
tiyes at Buena Vista.
Mr.. G. w. Tucker and estimabl'
wife, of Alamo, visited relatives il
| this community last week.
Mr.. l.. M. Williams, of Popla
Springs, passed through here Sun
day en- route for McIllwain.
Rev. j. +. Carl returned homr
Saturday from Manleys Chapel
where he has been conducting
successful revival meeting.
Miss Josie Lawson has returnei
home from visit to relatives ant
friends at Pleasant Hill. She wa
= accompanied by Johnnie Austin
Mrs. Erastas Lawrence, of Buen
: Vista, came here Thursday to joi
= her husband, who was kicked by
horse, 4 miles north of Holiday
! last Wednesday evening. Althoug
badly hurt, Mr.. Lawrence was abl
to return home Saturday morning
HOLIDAY, August "a.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-08-28
FROM wYLY.
Special eorrespondenee.l

Special cOrrespondencel
Miss Ellen Rushing is somewhat
indisposed this week.
William Rushing is reported on
the sick-list this week.
G. w. e. Herrin has closed out q
fine brick kiln near this place.
Mrs. j. r. Herrin is still confined
to her room, but is some better.
James Lockhart is slowly recov-
ering from a severe attack of fever.
N. McNeill and family were the
guests Of j. R. Herrin and family
Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Morton, Of Henry
County, visited heremany friends
here last week.
Next Friday is the day set apart
to clean off the cemetery at Rush
ings Greek.
We have been having fine rains,
which will be beneficial to tobacco,
potatoes and late corn.
We wonder why j. V.Latimer
wears a smile always when he re-
ceives a letter from Way?
On account Of so much sickness
among the students, the school at
Neophegen has been>discontinued
for the present.
WYLY, August25.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-08-28

Rev. j. @. Carl conducted q pro-
tracted meeting at Sugar Tree last
week. 10 was a great revival, and
much good has been accomplished.
ID. G.. Halley hes moved to this
place for the purpose OF making
cross-ties, for which he is noted, a5
well as being an accomplished fish
erman.
G. p. Allen viii have his well
completed in few days, unless he
fuds something harder than solid
rock, which he has had 10 contend
with for about forty feet
Some Of our farmers are looking
much moro.cheerful since the rain-
lfall, which continued all forenoon
last Friday. They say the peanut
crop will be much better than was
predicted a few weeks ago
Another object Of surprise made
/ It's appearance here one day lest
week in the form OF q bug. Upon
a critical examination by those.ol
our citizens who saw the peculiar
phenomena, it was found to be q
"gold bug" IL appears TO be dan.
gerous for a bug of this kind Il
make its way through this country
and more especially if he is trying
to sell sewing machines
! CoxBURGH, August "a
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-08-28
A Natural Beautider.

Karl's CloverRootTea puri6esthe
blood and gives a clear and beauti-
full complexion. For sale by j. G..
Presson.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-08-28
pms Do Not Cure.

Pills do not cure constipation. They
only aggrayate. Karl's clover root tea
gives perfect regularity of the bowels.
For sale by J, G. Presson.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-08-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.

80 1A#N a#NAtAAA HaAAh tH NHH alNa
ton Tuesday
Eugene Travis has returned from
a trip to Big Sandy
J. A. Clement esd has gone to
Wayerly on business.
Dr. g. +. Hartley, Of Holladay,
was in town yesterday.
Frank Rogers, of Hollow Rock,
was IN town yesterday.
S. J. Jeffress, esq, left Wednes-
day 70 visit near Paris.
Mr. Z. o. Lashlee is able to be
out on the streets again
Mr. Lester Hudson, of Hollow
Rock, was over Tuesday.
d. Faulkner, of Huntingdon, was
here Friday of last week.
School will open at Benton Sem
mary next Monday week.
Miss Lille Bruce, Of Jackson, is
visiting Miss Tom Russell
Capt. Joe Miller, Of Humphreys
County, was here Tuesday.
Mr.. u. u. Thompson, of Cooleys
Landing, was down Tuesday.
There will be a union meeting al
Mount Carmel next Sunday.
Mr. William Hall, of Memphis
is visiting Camden relatives.
Mr.. j. w. Fussell is conyalescine
slowly from his recent illness.
Mr.. William Goodwin, of Man
lyville, was il town this week.
Mr.. John @. Rushing, Of Wyly
was here the first of the week.
Mr.. G. Il. Bateman was at Nash
vile Tuesday and Wednesday.
Messrs. w. e. McRae and ID. g
Hudson we're at Wyly Tuesday.
Mr. b. L. Davidson, of Way, wa
in town on business Wednesday.
Mr.. Alex Bell has removed hi
family to the Rushing residence.
Mr.. w. S. Morgan, of Holiday
has been in town several days thi
week.
Mr.. Elbert Florence, who wen
to Texas last spring, has Teturne
home.
Mr.. Son Presson, Of near Piggot
Ark, is visiting Benton County re-
atives.
Fodder gathering is almost ove1
and farmers are garnering the lat
hay crop.
DIR. Watkins and wife, of Hollo'
Rock, are visiting Benton Count
relatives.
Mr.. j. A. McMackin is still yer
sick, but was resting some bette
yesterday.
S. L. Peeler,. ESQ.,, has remove
his law Office upstairs at the ban
building.
Marshal d. J. McRae has had
force Of men at work on our street
this week.
Work will be resumed next wee
on the business house Of Hon. y
i. Morris.
DIR. r. B. Travis was called
Big Sandy Wednesday on profe
sional business.
Miss Anna Lowry, Of Paris, WI
a guest of Mrs. b. M. McAuley I'll
first Of the week.
The protracted meeting is al
nounced to begin next Sunday
Missionary Ridge.
Mrs. Rebecca Waddell, of Leui
vile, was a guest Of Mrs. John ]
McAuley Tuesday.
The second floor at the drugsto
Of Mr.. J. G. Presson is being T
modelled this week.
Mrs. A. w. Presson has returnC
home from visit to relatives al
friends near Eggville.
After a most successful revivt
the meetings at Liberty came to
close Monday evening.
Quite a number Of our citizel
were engaged in cleaning off Il
cemetery grounds yesterday.
A new daughter arrived at Il
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pierc
Of near Big Sandy, last week.
Mr.. Evart Steele has moved
the home Of his father, Mr.. w.
Steele, to remain temporarily.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Sullivan ha
gone to Sulphur Springs, in BE
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-03-28
TIE POLICE JURY,
0TEEClaL PROCEEDINGS,
STATE OF LoEESIAEA-PAuISu OF
LAt9EtGIIE..
Thihadaux. Mach I'm iaqS

STATE 0F Observation-Disclosures OF
LAt9EseIIE.
T~hihodauz. March Eth 1895.
Tic Police larry If the Parish Of Lafnur.
cna, tAettai. Gay ID extra session.
Fre@cHs-THos. =. Kent. +. Ghrieten. cbas
+ 6t,t4e, I. Seally, il. 81. Tabor and !. L.
MafTans.
AIs.as-L. hsrilIe, E. Ledet, j. 0. Toups
President Nane ststad tla. Id had con-
YfEel TIE jars for t4e purpose of taking in
g a2sht.r5t5aQ t#n sanitary condition of
rha parish. &na Ht@a ~ proceed ta tha ap-
po4Heuieuf, III feIH8eet}lE law. OF eae<uner
visor oseleettan. NhFFtupon Mr.. Gande
fa0Ffa tlat t4e jsFy proceed III the ELECTION
CT an supervisor Of Electio0. and having
glaeaa A.. I5oaass i5elFv IA nomination
Hnis Sc96EdHa tE Mr. G83iisfel. ana there
rrtsE2 r2 other nuIsfH1ti8aS Mr.. 1earv was
dea.afG4 unanimously elected one of the
SaF6fNtseTs ef @lgetion ot this Parish, BY
eas-a.ns, chrIzten 6aude. Tabor, scally
AHf al4tH4nt.
NayS-NGrt.
n Stagk, @''5ii-ll Physician, WHO lad been
Gtfett@tl Ay tit9 34rH to investigate. fHn Saui
t'r.. FaUditipH Of the cOArfct camp situated
in this parrish On tae 1folaaia nI4utafioU
FCpoft@ti taat taa sanitary condition We said
camp was very bal that Ut the time his
visit WIS made there were in tne camp
about s1 stcS e9nyietS. suffering fr0n infiu.
th|3 e. Z Ncff 9at!t = pc. aHd tI{dt under the
if condition Of the camp it Hoaid he
U45Hehit - stal liz IyagpS, and shat hp
te3tf9 unless great PRECAUTIONS were taken
thlt X W93i3 spread. The statement Of mr.
sedfS aath@ considered. aud al information
possible oatafned, 1t was decided to take
aIhsf Aes1l zat tie time beIag. until the
5s.EtAtHf 4ll stuiteHtlaIE authorities were
a3!I Huti4}e0 q. The condition OF affairs nj
st3t cl!'Eg tic President of the iury was
alttItaf4Isa anl directed Io communicate
with III tsathoflties TO the above effect
Mr. Alotyant seconded In Nfr. 1hrtstcn
oiftred tIt following resolution which vas
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-03-28
POA.
THE ALARMING SPREAD OF THIS DREADED
DISEASE MUST BE CHECKED BY
VIGOROUS MEASURES.
THE REMEDY AT HAND.

A correspondent sends III
the following: There is no
better or surer protection from
Small PoX than Darbys Pro-
phylactic Fluid, q most pow
erfful disinfectant that will
efectually prevent it, spread
ing and eifecta cure, and is
perfectly safe to use. It il
endorsed and recommended
by eminent physicians and
chemists.
"A member Of my family
was taken down with Small
Pox. / Immediately CON-
menced TO use Darbys Pro
phylactic Fluid rs 4 disinfect-
ant. It kept the atmosphere
Of the room pure and fresh.
The patient was greatly reliey-
ed and not fer q moment de
liriouA: was not pitted and
was around the house again
i'll three weeks, and no one
else IL the house took the dis
ease. -JoHN W. PARKINSON,
Editor Of THE Caterer
Philadelphia, Pa.
Get q bottle Of the Fluid
from your druggist. Price,
50 cents a bottle.
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"Winter still fingers in the lap Of
spring and u day last week clasped
the earth once more in his icy embrace.
Fortunately the freeze was not 50
strong IS to cause very heavy DANA
ges.
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FoEs SAD.
NOE geE.

Fl ;. THE STEAlER LOUISIANA
JsssE3 lsaves DonaldsonviIle on Sunday.
TUESDAY and Thursday 1T & o'clock Il. I'LL,
passing Napoieonvilte at Sis q. ia. Thibo.
daux at 1890, connecting with II a. IN.
train; arrives ut Luekpart at . y. III.
Leaves Iockport IN Monday. Wednesday
and Friday. ats n. NJ. passing Thihadaus i'd
800 .. m, Eapoleonville at 1899: a5gives 1T
Donaldsonvilla II 80 pm. ntpfing close
eonaectiaa with fiie Il. 8 r. SAD train tur
New Orleans.
Or saturday. makes the round trim from
Donaidsonyilie 10 Iliholaux and hack
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SIXTH PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
NO. c.

Joint Resolution ironasine amendments
"a ars,elsa -, III. fG5.l25. f29and i
ana ahfeeatihs 4-8 and - Of die
Constitution Of He stats 0f Louisiana n
All electors Eho desire to=vote tnr ea;d
amendment shall write or print on their
ballots tie words For amendments IL Arti
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elias. : 81. 1j3 Iii. l!f. 10. l26 anl la7. artt
an ahrroating Articles i*8 and 40 81 tGe
GeIsfitetioa." and All electors @ho desire ta
vote against tie an.crt nuPnts shall write OF
print on their tallofs tie word '.iea'nst
amendment 10 Articles ., 81, !6a II. lie,
~. l2s aff I41. and ~;shro4atine Ar!ieits l-S
ED "a 81 tie Constitution
>ITENgI TEgF9 aED AMENDMENT.
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CONTRACTOR,
LOCkPORT,

WANTED,@A reliable LADY or gentleman
to distribute samples and make 4 house-to-
house canvass for our Vegetable Toilet
Soaps. $40 to So a monta ehsffvlnade. aG-
dress Crofts 4 Reed, So ~ SD Austin aye-
Il Chicago, Ii.
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foarl Of supervisors Or Electiaa for the
Parish u Lafonrth n.
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panies

Now, thcro.eFe We. ~ Ta.et, Titeapa5lr n.
Iefaeren aaa Thomas BearE. Board Il Su-
perrt~ars 2. Election tiaiN= a@aaintei aua
qualified III and FIR tie parish rE L9faBFehe,
,io hereby Issue this oEra proclamation reguir-
ing ana directing tn election II be IeIl
~thtaH@hanf tie ItatIs3 1t the tail0Hias polls,
wtlcA viii ie opeH h EACH election precinct
from the hours al u'+t4tt w. al. ta 7 o'clock
p. III. or the !fy ai1ae nleatinned Tor the
purpose Ct receiving fhe retes md Thu quaIi-
fed electors u tile PARISH III L&.ourcl.e.
to=wit: