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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-01-31

said with 10 per cant ipter..t =. y.rs.~
70 the purchaser.
Al dssds Of sale made or that may b.
$3.50 ~ Sonectors OF taxes shan BE-
1870 ~ courts An evidence AZ prina
&c : Bs It further received. sto-
sr'eir TWO hundred ana fortv-
~o o. me Constitution of the STATE Of
foI,a.sa DC 80 amended a. to read a.
]. Article "a The Genera, A.,.m,,x
.n nave power to enact genera Isv.
uthorizing the parochiai or mun,cin.s
s1thonties Of the State. under osrts,n
Gecomstances. BY vote OF a ma sor,,~
~ the taxpayers Tn number ana N vain.
,oting at the election, To levy snsc,.s
Snes ~ aid OF public improvements or
AWAY enterprises UNDERTAKEN nv nj.
explorations: provided that s,,ch
snah not exceed the rate Of Ave min.
-. ennum. nor extend Tor a longer mar
90 tnen ten years. and provided fur,bsr
.nst the foregoing provisions shsI,
not apply to public bu,Iatnra
oHoges and works OF public improvsmsnt
.mentoned In Article zoe. Il being the IN
.sat and meaning OF tina prov,so tn,,
raii shes and municipalities SHAH have ~.
.'snt TO tax themselves to any limit .uh
w. W the restrictions OF Article zoe.
@. W. BOLTON,
speaker Of the House OF REORGANIZATION
II. r LOTT
President Pro Tempore OF ths SENATE u
a true cory:
rs ADAMS. Secretary of state.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-01-31
No Iea.
IoINT has LUTON

Joint Nf.sL'LCTTON
fropos'ng su ArosngsIf mt to the ConAti-
luton q toe ss'ats Of Louisiana.
heia We 70 ths i-ssse and Emuiav-
"eht ~ Seaitsa-is y Convicts.
section I. Be IL s.nalyed bv IN. o..-
erai Assembly os SOS 3 ate OF LOUISIANA
two-thiios q all tAs i,s sabers elsote6 b.
each House concerning. That the follow.
ing amehomenr d accepted a. q part OF
ana: ~oeee-
section 1. No psnltsntIary convict shan
sVar De isAs@f or aires to any person or
persons, OF rporstio private or public.
VI quasi-publte. o< oosrd, save as author
ixeo IN the lisNt ssc,tsn, provided that
THIS article sn&A lake effect upon the
exunguishmerr OF the lease made pur-
1880 '.S 1s.ns
z. The General Assembly may authori..
the employment under Stats supervision
anu the proper officers and employees
VI the state. of convicts. on public roads
u otner public works. or on convict
farms or manufactures owned By or con-
iohed py the State or any public levses
oosra or on any public lsyee under such
prosisions and restrictions a. may be i'm
posed BY law.
O. ". BOLTON,
SpsakeF Of the House % Representative.
n. h LOTT,
President Pro Tczpors Of ths ssnrts
A tue copy:
4. .. ADAMS. Secretary Of stata
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-01-31

sometime ago Mr.. GOldbaum, of San
LUIS Key, eal., was troubled with a
lame back and rheumatism. He used
Chamberlain's PAIN Balm and prompt
cure was effected. he says he has since
advised many of his friends to try it
and all who have done SO have spoken
highly oft tits for sale by Kershaw.
the druggist.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-01-31

Hsn. 3. B. Kruttschsitt was elect.
Cd Chairman of the Democratic
State Central Committee at the
sessien Of that body on Monday
last. Judge G. q. Cordill is = mem.
ber OF the Executive Conmitte. Of
that body.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-01-31

school, 80 are under school age.
leaving A1O hale negroes who are
at schcol-aee or over. or these ISIS
are at work, leaving 254 dependent
or idle males at school age or over
and not at school, or these l?2
or a total Of 81 per cent, are habit,
uaI criminals. Among the property
owners there are onIy three whose
property exceeds 5000 In value.
and in most cases he property
owned by the more wealthy repre-.
seuts the increase in value of lois
purchased with money the negroes
brought with them from the South. |
The social evil among the Car,
ils!e neeI6es is great aud growing
worse. The number Of marriages
- small, being about one>third the
normal proportion. aud 10 about
onesfourth of these Illicit sexual res
iatioDs bad existed prior TO the
marriage. It Is estimated that
about 10 per cent. of the births IRE
'iieeitimste. 4 colored clergyman
Is quoted as saying that three.
ioartbs of the women IRE not yirtu>
Gus, and that the evil is growing
v orse MI the time.
In the high schools It q Sound
that the percentage OF negro eradu
ates II small, aud there Is much
sross sexual immortality among
The school children.
The prejudice among the whites
y Carlisle toward the negroes
crows strengor every year. All the
letter avenues of labor are closed
o h'm; be cannot find eBtertain> I
nehtat any respectable hotel, Gao.
lot Do shaved 10 barber-sbep, ]
M IN the Courthouse lie rs restrict
q TO certain seats specially sci
part fer his race, aud that by che
ullng of a RepubIicsa judge. It's
aid that the white people respect I
le older negroes, Who are polite
nd industrious, bat tha. they are :
cary OF uhe younger generation, ;,
iehty per cent. OF these are n
"erihless, fns1lent loafers, im> = :
oraa, criminal, sotrow to their g
'reuts aud curse to the commu. oil
ty.' y y
Tits. trsl,, is discoura gine 2,
cture. aud all the more 80 because ID
Q conditions described exist is ca
in@a"ity tar renewed from The &c se
'stile prejudices supposed To -n, =
ron the negro 10 his southern sa
me- aud where the race antago. -
son that exists has growa up iron, Pc
tqal coutsct aud experience. We =.
ist however, that this will rot de
Ter the 1egre's Nortbera lriends n, ,n'
'm founding other negro colonies sh'
'ong them asd thus continuing col
gather knewiedge ;rom ex- pr pr
rlea<,tA shl
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-01-31

JAN IR. ISQ6
The most brililaat wedding ina,
has been celebrated 10 this Ioea,i,,
for some time took place last Wed
nesday eveuiue, 18th iust. At u,
O'Clock when Miss stella. second
tisoester Of slr. and Mrs. A. Coin,
or NeweIlton, b<came slrs. s..moel
Abrahms.
The interior Of the Union s,h.r.h
1here The soupr couple we're mir
ed presented : most eorceo.. an
pearancs With sucb yast ;,.sn,.,.
tloDs aad bridal axssy. TN. d.co>
cations we're Of p.ak aud xbi,e Ard
~ere planned and saperintepdeti bv
Mira 4. NJ. Wade. i hose tas,. and
skill; are unexcelIed. The usber.
we're Messrs. Henry and Joe Isaacs
The bridal party vas preceded nv
two littIe flower girls. VIVIAN and
Cecil Morris, arrayed III mos,
beautiful costumes Of blue and u,uk
oreandy and bearing baskets N,
-fsses aud ferns, aud we're ipde.., |
7aries holding open the floratl
r'offais {ltoaRh which the bridal
l.. ~. 4
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-01-31
"NEGROES UNDER SORTH-
ERN CONDITTONS.

rswo~. A.. ~
/ ~ ppeai
ue Lee. OF JOIN
..' 'e.s's' con'r'notes an
@'er y me January
'".o's "aRas'ne on
9 '"e No''"' The study
"as oeen coouned
~ eA'''s'se'y 10 Inc Southern
80 ' ~ sns negro ~ MS South
'o" - ne mas 'a'sed to pros
800 - ~ "'srsay capsos''ty to
49, k'0o use OF o's freedom and
's'p : CLASS OF sortbern
Dss CHOSEN 70 visit the
'po" ms hostile ensiron>
Piof. Lee therefore bas sought To
present study of the negro from
another pcint OF view, by learning
what ne Is and what be has deur
when settled among his friends and
Fer this parpose be
mas selected Carlisle. Pa. ss q point
lot prosecuting bis researches,
oeine place presenting both or7,
Dan ana ratal conditions. where
- - ps!oa'es was saent y Ut
" o's s''t'
~. !. es so pepo'a
-, ~. e'''he's @
s S' Oas''s'r
,,, 49, = '- - ~ 'er-
- ) t,.s.,..,, - oaks
p,., s"ss
mrs :. ..-.
-aa,a ro,,h. .rI.n
xa.n
i.,,i,i,a,,,s ~. "
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s, ...,. .,,, 'e' !
,ov.rs, -. ~. s :
,.s,o ,.f... go, -
yar,h C.ra,,n. !. TOO. a 1
,er sent ~ -. ,,......, 4
ls,,o. 4 81 80. ..-.,- 4
uv, In
y sse "s"e econo-
! .,., ''e sess0es f'oI
,AA' me ''oaseKeep> o
sa.p's'os'y "~''ea .
,;,.' - -. 'a0'a'e os psopoN 81
!. -. :. 1865 y saos member Of 's
mrs ,sr 49,. . 'oa' ~ o
tbers,or. !, ,....,.ss :. I"
' of ths boms. ~. !;
.at,ng s,o.. 49,, !. Ii
1850 '|' - tufc ~ bOt
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-01-31
PRoNuLaATluN
-os rHs-
PRoPoSED AMENDMENTS
-ro rHr-
CONSTITUTION
-os THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
-ADo-r.D .r rHr-
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF 1894
CONSTITUTION
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF 1894

STATE OF LOUISIANA. =
VFffcn or rHz sEcRKrARr or STATE
10 pursuance OF the provisions OF the
constitutions publication II hereby made
ana given 70 the qualified electors Of the
state OF ouisiana of the proposed
snendmsnts to the Constitution. which
neye been concarrsd In by two-thirds OF
All the niembers elsctsd to each House Of
tne General Assembly OF this State. at
the regular session thereon, held at the
CITY or Eaton Rouge, 10 the year 1854.
ana which are required to be published
,or the information OF the. quallned cleo.
TORS OF this State for three months pre-
ceding the general election fer Repre-
sentstivss. and which proposed amend
mems more fully appear In Joint Resolu.
tons l@ TO zoe. inclusive. OF the Rerulsr
session OF 1884,; which are hereinafter
onctahy published for the Attenuation OF
the quahhed electors OF shts State. and
which VIII be submitted 20 them for
tnsiF approval OF rejection 81 the next
general election. % be held on Tuesday.
me xist day Of Apri. 7sss, u being the
Iuesday next following tho third Mon
Gay o. said month. N such manner ana
FORM that the qualified electors may vote
Tor or against said amendments: and n a
majority CT the qualined electors voting
NJ said election shall approve apt ratiry
said proposed amendments, then such
proposed AMENDMENTS, 80 approved and
ratfned, shall become q part OF the Com
stitntion OF this State
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-01-31

Ne. iw.
JOINT RRsoI.rr1oH
Proposing Amspdmsnts to Articles ~
- - ana ~ Of The cunsntusaDn o.
ne stats Of LouisianA. Ksinkive -
Public Indication.
ssetien L Be &c rssslvs1 BY tho osu-,
a ASSEMBLY, Of the stass Of ksrla<Aas.I
contlnnisi Pa5s ,.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-01-31
FIRST cIRcuir.

AT Monroe FIRST Mondays IN Nay ana
Janusry--For trial OF appeals from ths
parishesl OF Ouschita. Rtcnland, Frank
lin. Catahoula. Conoord1a, TensaA MAIL
son. East Carroll. West Carroll More,
house. Cpion and 5sckson.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-01-31

proposing amendments to Articles ~. a.
-. lls. ls2. 2o4. 2i0 and 2<2 Of the Consti-
luton OF the State OF louisiana and
A'so an amendment relative to suspen-
SION OF oficerx.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-01-31

>, JOINT RESOLUTION
sreposing Amendments to Articles N
y. q. g. %. iol. 1oa. LOG. los, and ies
OF the Constitution OF the STATE ar
LOUISIANA Relative to Courts Of An
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-10
@anne Gouutn.

SanesbaIe. - Sarab nlrih &eup,
bic befannte Dihterin uno 4spirantln
fur ,,Post 2aureatc' Dor benz @onsreB.
1T am Sonntas aus ibrer 8utfde ss'
tporfen unb aussnbIidIi1 setbbtet tpor'
ben. -SaS poftamt piro auf benz alien
Blabe perbeliben unb bic ginridtunsen
am nsuen Plas tperben Jest iobalo tpie
m5sIi6 am alien aufsefteqt. Dem in
S6impff's 8rauersi aneefteIten Srani
Soldier tputbe am Wontag Der lints
Arm in Der Wai6ineris ~8efansen, nobel
er b5s psrrsnft iparb.
- Das WobnbauS bon 6. 80. Bad.
maper in SatpIep tpuroe am Donnerftae
nebt Snbalb bur& Seuer serit6rt, bod
1T Der SdaOen perfidert.
= @arI 81. 8obf&aG iarb am Ritt.
mod lester Wobe in ieiner Mobnun8
nabe @bite WiQs i'm aIter o SO Sab
rem an einsm SsraIeibsn unb tpuroe an
SOnntas i'm Snbian Or&arb 5risbbofs
beerei8t.
- gu SemIpd Solop. febsn WeiIsn
bon Satplep, ereisnete ii4 am Samftae
cine grtrinfunsstrasbbie. OSfar Glpba,
Gaa unb Blan6e 8ifbop befanben ii&
sur 9eit bsim SdlittiduIaufen. ais bas
Sis na&sab unb fis ms BaRer fieIen A;
AIpba unb iein "a Sabre alter SObn
MmeaL, bic fi6 in Der Ndbe befanbsn.
eilten ioslei1 sur STEELE bes l1nfaas unc
ss ssIans eriterem, ieinen SOtn Ostar
su rettsn, bod &meal, Der Elm gutter
S6pimmer tpar unb bic beioen Sdtpe'
tern rstten froQte. tpuroe nit bieien
our6 bas falte @ufer i~berpaltiet unb
aIs brsi ertranten. Sbre IsbIoien 8br'
per ipurbsn cine Siunoe ipdter aufse'
funbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-10
0erthtlt@eS.

otLtNtttBeps
SIN benz Sonfa. Snpier Sale, Der su
@unften bes lebteren porlebte Bods
entidieben tpurbe, ma4te am Samftae
4bSofat Stanton cine srapirenbe Defla'
ration, in Der CT bebauptet, baB bret Der
@eihporenen in BEN Sale unre1tsmdf
bis beeinHuBt tpurben. &idter @aniter.
Der suert elm neues @eridtsperfabren
psrtpsissrt bate. aos bann fOslei& feline
oieSbesdslide Inpronun8 3urid.
8eriaiebene fdulbig ~befunbene Nnee'
fIaste erbielten am Samitas bon Ti1ter
@Initsr ibr rrtbeiI. Clement Irnolt
bon G%arbonbale. Der Soi. s. Sodins in
m5rberiider gIbii1t idoB, neil bieier
feline Srau perleitet baben lou, mub Elm
Sabr unb brsi Wonats i'm bftliden 3u4ts
baus abiisen.
Sobn Sbunsfi, bss ginbrudS aber.
fibrt, erbielt stpei Sabre uno feds Dlc'
nate i'm bfIihen 9udtbaus.
SuIius Witosfi mub brei Wonate i'm
county @sfdreniB psrpeilen, neil ct
einsn ibdtIi&en Gnsriff auf StanisIauS
O3el 8ema4tbatte.
Samss q. 8eqep bon Bellevue mub
$40 Strafe sabIen uno brsiBis Gage i'm
@sfdnsniB iiBen, tpdbrsno Sobn Senlep.
Der nit 8elsp elm Sunoeemsnse battle,
s25 Strafe sablen uno ebenfaas breibie
Gage i'm @efdnenib abiibsn muB !; Ssn'
Iep's Srau, bic ibm bel BEN Streit mil
8eaep balf, bat IS Su sablen.
9rotbonotar 9rpOr iteQte am Wontae
bic 2iits fur bas Sanuar Common 9leas
@sridt fsriis; bieisIbe sntba!t los
Sale.
8i1ter @infter prbnete dm Wontae
an, bab Der Name Der 9eOpls's Streei
8aiIpap Gompanie bon 2userne COUNT,
Ger alien StrabenbubnseieaidufD. in
Scranton 3aiIpap Gompanie umsedns
bert ipsroe, tpie eS oieieIbe %perlanSte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-10
@uaen Yrannins bon gapouie

- Gusen Draining bon Gapcuis
abenue, als 2sbrIine i'm 0ubbeparte'
imsnt Der Scranton Dfsn @erie anss.
felt, tparb Srsitas Nadmittas i6Iimm
perbrannt; er trus einen sroben 2Dfel
beiBen gifenS, has ibm tbeiIpeiie in ben
S&ub pldti6erte unb bic Subioble bis
sum 8nbdeI Serbrannte.
ne Sterling SiIbsrtpaaren flr
Weibna1tSeei&enfe bel 2Iopb, Sutpe'
Iier, SoteI Sermpn, Wpcming Gpe.
= Gin feniationeGsr 0orfaq ereienets
ii1 am Dienitae Na&mittas in a!oer'
mann Wiqar'S Amtsfube, als Srau
anbretp 2ebens bon 8arbertopn tpesen
8srIaHens ibrss @attsn Elm 8erbbr be.
ftsben ioate. Die Srau me@te nemIi6
tp6breno benz 8erlauf bes 0erbbreS
pl6blid unb u~nertpartet einen Gnerif auf
2ebens, ipbem ie Elm IS 3oI Ianses uno
Q 8oQ breitss MeHer sos uno periu&te,
ibm bic 2sble 30 burdf&neiben Spe'
sialbeamtsr Tiernep ereriff fie iebod uno
%perbinberte bic mbrberiibe Tbat. t%porauf
Fe in @rmanssIuns bon $500 Bdrsf&aft
benz @efdnsniB i~iberpisien tpurbe. Die
5rau bate ibren Wann Dor SabrsSfrit
psrlaHen unb srft am Disnitas funb er
tie nit Malter Summler in Sobnion's
Patd auiammsn Iebsnb.
B6S- SiItsr Ropitdtsn bei 2Iopb, SUI
tpelisr. SotsI Sermpn. Wpomins Aps.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-10
slssslans,s Isete sptfaaft.

peIde am Montus benz @onsreB suse'
felt tpurbs, fam 3usleid als fem beitsi
berartises Document beseidnet tperben.
Sn plrbspoler Weiie beipridt er al bic
5rassu, tpsI1e bas 2ano i'm Snnern unb
asuBsrn tsribren, unb ftebt feIbfuer'
ltdnbIid auf benz nationals decentralization
S%tanbpunfie. Die eubaniide Srass
pirb bon ibm isbr borfhtis bebonbelt
pdbrsno sr frsimltbis einseftebt. bab in
ben Der. Staten srobe S~pmpaibieen
fir bas um feline rlnabbdneiefeit fam.
pfsnbs @uba befteben, iast er ni&ts, mas
Spanien in irsenb elmer Weife perIeben
f6nnte, obi6on CT Der 4niidt III, bab
oaHeIbs ben Gubunern cine Selbfbsr.
paItuns ,ussitsben birfte, -tDas piel'
Isidt has einsise MitteI mare, feline
Oberberri&aft aud in bsr 8ufunft au
bebaupten.
Die 8otfHaft III fsbr ~Ianstpinbis unb
elm GROCER 1beiI berieIbsn 1T ben Sab.
rssberi6tsn Der peri&iebenen DEPARTS
msntsporftdnbe seipibmet, bic gum 1bsil
i6on in abssidrster 5orm i'm Druid sr.
i&iensn finb. Benn mbsIid, fommsn
mir no4mals auf bic tpidIisften puntts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-10
6efnub bettSs Seh5rbe.

Cine iur3e, reeeImdbise monatIi1s
8,rfammIun8 bieisr 26rperidaft fant
am Oonneritas Ra&mittae ftatt.
@eiunbbeitsbeamter @aen ma1te ei.
men mlnbliden 8eri4t lber bic Nibelir'
uns bon Straben unb Grbauung bon
Gbsuesfundlen na& isiner aniidt foats
piel mebr in ioiden Sa6en setban tper'
ben unb bisis 8sbbroe bas Re@t baben,
bic 8erbef srunsen ansuOronsn, benn Der
6tabtratb tbut nldts. bis bic @runbei.
ssntbdmsr piasns Tinb. gr madts auf
psrfdisbens llebeltdnbe aufmerfiam unb
oab Elm tpeitsrsr SanitdtspoIisift nbtbis
iei, ba ber sesenpdrtiee unm6slib ale
ben aIassn SOIse lsitsn Fam. Spssisa
bic Naeps in ben auStpdrts Iiseenben
Darbs iOaen 8saufi&tisuns nDtbis
baben.
Ser Gbtpauren. Snfpsftor hattets iei.
nsn 8sridt ab. in BEN 60 beist, bab i'm
aqsemeineu bic 3uifdnbe Der Wdrfte gut
fnb unb muir iebr tpenie 8Iasen su ma.
DEN feien. Ser 8eriht lbsr bic 8erbren'
n~unssanfaIt seist. babl ,57s Abfdqe unb
ID Sunoe ju Gide rebusirt ipurben, fur
msI&en 3psd "a Tonnsn 8obIsn n5tbis
paren. Sefretdr Briggs beridtete SO
5dQe bon anfedsnben 2ranfbeiten, l5l
@sburtsn. So Ssiratbsn unb 1877 1obes.
faae.
Sierauf beeaben fi6 bic MitsIieber
sur 8sfdtisuns na1 benz Roies 3apIor
0oipitaI, oeRen praitii4s unO %uoltdn'
oise Ginri&tuns ibre poafts anerfennuns
create.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-10
Suumcre.

Infer neues 8Iatt, Dunmors
STANDARD. ma&te fem eritss Gridsinen
bier am Samfas.
@barleS, Der 6idbriss Sobn Der
GbsIsute @m. Stint bon AppIs Strass.
iturb ON Wontas unb ipurbs am britt.
mod beeroiet.
8ieIe Sale bon Dipbiberitis ftnb
bier in letter 9sit semeIbet tporbsn unb
bic 3ranfbeit i@eint an nmfans gu &c.
t%pinnea; iebe 8ortdtsmaBrsset ioIts
ersrifen perbsn, UNI cine epidemic ,a
psrbinbern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-10

Dsutfds . risfItfe.
Saisb aIinstI, Bertha Rltdnn.
Gbarlts 3. S&uHtr, @tprst @atb,
gbarlfs @ilsturH GrL Gafis 3itsIH,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-10

= Wenn ibr elm sutss MittsI baden
tpOlt, @usr Blut su reiniesn. bic Rsrben
;u ftdrfen unb bic Contribution 3u frdftis
gen, bruu&t GOODS Suriapariaa. @es
brduht nur Soob'S.
Suoo's Piaen bsiIen 8rsdrsis. Ropf.
f&msrs aus BEN Rasen unb unpsroau.
lihfeit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-10

"a Sebt ibr su@ UNI stipaS eutes i'm
SupsIierfa&e ura, 70 ssbet iu aIOpb. Sus
SOtsI Ssrmpn, 8sOmins aps.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-08
THE REFoRMER: BRATTLEBoRo VT. FRIDAY. MAY g. 1896

tor at the exposition. Tho current
generated by the Falls is transmitted
over ordinary copper telegraph wires.
The power obtained from the Falls is
used to operate the machinery in a
miniature reproduction of the power
house that is situated at the further
end of a model of Niagara Falls and
the city of Niagara. A huge transmit
ter near the Falls takes the roar of the
cataract, and it. is transmitted by wire
to the model at the exposition.
Gold exports have begun again in
heavy volume. Over 81, 400, 600 was
shipped Friday and 80, $50, 900 more
Tuesday, making 800, 900 since
April l. But as this is the season for
exports because of trade balances, and
as they have held off remarkably, there
is no occasion for uneasiness.
Richard W. Thompson, now nearly
so years old, secretary of the navy un-
der Hayes and leader in politics
for more than half century, even
back in the days of jackson, Clay and
men of that era, was elected a delegate
at large by the Indiana Republicans
yesterday.
G. M. Winslow, probably the best
mac thus far mentioned for the
place, declines to have his name used
for lieutenant-g overnor.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-08

First, get wife; second, be pa
tient. You may have great trials and
perpleXities in your business, but do
not therefore, carry to your home a
cloudy or contracted brow. Your wife
may have trials, which, though of less
magnitude, may be hard for her to bear.
A kind word, tender look, will do
wonders in chasing from her brow all
clouds of gloom. TO this we would add
always keep bottle of Chamberlain s
Cough remedy in the house. 1t is
the best and is sure to be needed sooner
or later. Your wife will then know
hat you really care for her and wish
to protect her health. For sale by G..
+. Greene, druggist.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-08

:. b cts will cure bad cough or cold
if it is used to purchase the right
stuff. Adamson's Botanic Cough Bal
sam is the stuff. it never fails. Sam
pie bottles lenough to cure small
cough 10c.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-08
mr.. nAVID KEMMEDYS
FAVORITE REMEDY

T ,,..,s so lame with rheumatism l couiu
,,o M nut nv coat on alone. also surfer
not ,gl;tI salt rheum so bad that my hands
gu aI rms were raw clear up to my Ell
h hnu Now NV hands are entirety
smooth and the rheumatism Is gone, az
du. 10 the use of Favorite hellie'i ;hora
think if people knew OF its si NJ ~ 1--we
would be far less suffering. :" Mountain
Joy, Sow. VT. SAYS he knows OF Mr.
m mn L. -, 90 and that he i in every way
FoyoTire Remedy cures chronic, acute
=. ;n,iammatory rheumatism; ana ~
S %f brought about by IMPURE blood ,",,
alse an excess Of acid in the blood sucn
or or urinary ar troubles. dyspePsa eo%-' !.
nation. kidney or liver complaints. -, y
| veil known specific. All drusg'>'7'
one dollar bottle
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-08

safe, sure and etfectual remedy in such
cases, as it removes the cause. purities
and invigorates the system, and gives
energy and vitality.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-08
THE STUDIOUS GIRL.
AN INTERESTING LETTER FROM A
YOUNG LADIES' COLLEGE.
Race Between tho Sexes for Education.
Health Impaired by Incessant Study.

The race between the sexes for edu-
cation is to-day very close.
Ambitious girls work necessarily
over their studies, and are often
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-08

Try can of Hopkins Steamed
Hominy (Hulled CORN, 1t is deli
cious. Full quart, 10c.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-08
LAME WITH
R H { j N A is N
Hands Raw From
SALT r HEUM

IN the road to Mt. Mansfield, w., two
niles from the village of Stowe, lives Il.
= Wade. a well-to-do and much respect
al f,rmer and well known all through
Vermont. Mr. Wade has been a mos,
;,.anSe sufferer from rheumatism ana
,nI, ,boum. How he was cured OF these
,''aI;gnant troubles he relates as follows
:. a vcar ago last spring | commenced
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-08
ROOM BROOKS HOUSE.


Opposite the Parlor.
Hours, 10 A. NJ. to 8 T.. NJ, and G.30 TO 80 r.
Eyes examined "a: my rooms) Just as well in
the evening as by daylight.
Calls made at your residence by appointment,
If desired. 40tf
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-08

W Va NO. ohai ~
friend, MARY
p. S. Some
of the other
girls are now
using the Com
pound. 1t ben
efts them all.
Lydia T. Pin
hams Negetab
compound is tn
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-08

May, one month after the young lady
had first written, giving symptoms,
and asking advice, She was i'll and in
great distress of mind, feeling she
would not hold out till graduation, and
the doctor had advised her to go home.
College. Mass.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-08

! brought to q halt,
J through having
sacrificed the ply.
zeal to the mental.
Then begin those
lments that must be
moved at once, or
ley will produce con-
ant suffering. Head
he, dizziness, faint.
5, slight vertigo,
ms in the back and
Ioins, irregularity,
loss OF sleep and
\ appetite, nerv-
business and
" blues, with lack
y of confidence;
y these are positive
signs that wo-
h enemy is at hand.
letter was
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