The Pascagoula democrat-star., June 25, 1886, Image 4

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innocnit-SUir
(MIXING AND ACHIEVING."
I'bilailellihia Ledger.
Tbeto urs two purposes influen
cing and shaping tlie j( ot e.r
Iieultby and active mm u..,i
man llie purpose of gaining some
thing and iuh puipowe ol doing
something. Both nre needful for
the welfare ot the individuHl and
the best interesls of society, but
the emphasis which in laid on one
ABa I... -a t. . .
iuo nioer marks mii imporiaut
..unction in character and result.
looiign niciiilcd together, one gen
uumni tu oe lujj llillll'
purpose ot lite, I lie other exists to
110 11 service. Al th;ir mo..
do in tioiie for the puroe of gam ;
.un lor tue purpose of do-
HOME INDUSTRY FOUNDRY,
8. E. Cor. Water mid 8taie Streela. MOBILE. ALA..
Manufacturer of Steam M1a
Other Machinery
o.v, r ao.vo.
tugcr,
Brass and Iron Castings of All Kinds.
'0,V RAIIIXO, CEMETERY FEXCES, VERAXDAIIS, OFFICE SAIUXG, E1C
Doom, Shutters, Etc.
l'roni,t attention given to Repairing. All Country Orders promptly atteurietl to.
GEO. f. it I.J T, I'vrrmuH.
May VJ
13-ly
ol hers
in
Two persons tire employed side
"j iuo mum of die one is
entirely oceupird wkli tlionghts of
the pay he is to receive. On tins
all his hoies mid anticipations me
xu uiuer leNinc hi ins laoor
interests hiui. IJis aim is to get
the maximum of tuoiu-y for the
miuiuiuui of work, and ull his f.
forts mo directed, u isely or un w ise
ly, to this end. The other is ly no
uieaus itwinereiit to Ins compensa
tion, lie looks forward to pay day,
ud sees iu it various means o;
bappiuess. But he also has anotli
or purbose iu view. Not only uor
chiefly w hat he is going to get, but
what he is going to do, dwells in his
thoughts and animates bis hopes.
ue wauta to make his work excel
lent; be feels ao bouest pleasure
Iu its quality, its strength, its fair
proportions, or its finish. lie boies
to acquire still greater skill, and to
work out still better results.
Here again are two emyloyees :
uvj '""j couiraciors, or tnauu
im-iuiers, or merchants. One
wiiu uie desire of cam
lie looks on his workmen, or opera
nds, or cieiks as upon so many
machines, which may be made to
nu uis cotters, and bis settled oolicv
is to get from them the most work
ior me least pay, while iu dealing
"iui ins customers uis chief aim is
i oi-mic as iuucu uioney tor us
in ue value as in goods as possible.
1 bo other hopes for a fair reward
lor his exertion, but he hopes also
for other things. Ue gauges his
business prosperity, not alone bv
his yearly balance of profits, bu't
also by the character he bag estab
lished for integrity and fair dealing,
by the welfare and bappiuess of
those be has employed, aud (he
degree to which his lhnr
Wneflted the community. His
gains, whatever they may bo, are
uot the one eud to which be has
sacrificed all else, but ra:her the
means by which he intends to eu-
large his power for good, both to
mose wno serve In in and those
w hom he serves.
So in every occupation, aud in
all the phases ot life, the same dis
tinction may bo seen. Some are
struggling for uame and place, ap
plause and tame, fortunes or digni-
nc, iiul curing mucu now they at
tain ttiem, or whom they knock
down I'd the mad conflict: and if
uiey tan to secure the prizes for
which alone I hey toil, tbey are
wrecKeu in happiness aud life
Others are gratibed with what falls
to their lot of such things, but are
un more interested in a higher
i uu oi success, wiiu t have they
done? is a more vital question to
them than What have they gained f
Das the artist embodied his finest
conception f Has the author iu
strucltd or elevated his readers!
Has the orator inspired and oplilted
his audience! 11a the phvsician
battled with disease ! lias the re-
ionuer ameu lue weak and erring !
iias me staiesniau benefited his
ouuiryi uas tue mother made
uomea biesseu place! UuleKssucb
questions can be afflimatively an
oncieu, tue true toilers iu these
fcpueies cannot deem themselv
WM. V. BEROUJON
(UNDERTAKER
Nortliwest corner Conception and Conti street.
iTIOBILG, ALA.
a iiillsiipiilr of every urticln in Hia r .....i
.lnlv trt) IrtKV "",ai "a" ,ar "eiow city pneeg.
pven to all
90-1 v
Something- New!
ORANGE ELIXIR
(LAXATIVE.)
it m u
3 gii 'JtXj .?" S
ojt iv rs'Si
Z.1J Ijfl..; Sgg
fo 131 III1
t) I- tgmsasr-iti
All invaluable family medicine. Agree
alile to the taste, pleasant aud prompt iu
effect, aud given with equal benefit to
children aud adults.
Should your drncgmt not keen it send
75 cents t B. WARD, Mobile, Ala., and a
bottle will be seut you by express, cbarires
prepaid.
April 30, 1880. 9-fim
RICE, BORN & CO.,
Hardware, Builders'
Hardware, Cutlery, Agri-
cuU urn I Implements.
f it . . .
lanmnon HuDolies. Cn
' I
twper, Blacksmith, Engineer
and Tinners' Took, Tinners1
Mtoelc, Cooling Heat
ing Stores,
77, 79&8I Camp St..
NEW ORLEANS,
ew rork oihce, 97 Chambers at.
SOLK AGENTS KOIl
tit i 'n',,",ll,n Mexm, Cliddrn Pat. Stwl lUrb
if J' , ' ""-i owt3a imnmred Stales
KxcvUmt Lhwo Mowem, AnHii Bnuw aud
M il H H 1.1-
J. H. Carter,
WITH
ZUBEUBIER & BEIIAN
Wholesale Grocers
And Commission Merchants,
33, 35, 37, 39 aud 41 Peters street,
Comer of Gravier,
July 4, 1V
NEW ORLEANS.
17-in
t. L. DeBXERITT,
sWl South Rampart, Load of New Basin,
New Orleans, La.
Postoffice Box a17.
U. and L. Exehauge.
Oct. 19. !.
Drawer No. 2, M
Xi-ly
vkiiiiul uct-iu luemseives
successful, though rich prizes may
have fallen at their feet. All our
great men all whom l.
ishes und posterity honors have
oeiougea to ttie latter class.
nave not siieut thHir
Thev
lives iu ac
sjieut
Hcqumug, accumulating, enjoying;
they have achieved soiuetbiug, aud
thus their names live in remem
brance. Leu we recall such names
aa Uashiugtou, Franklin, Jenuer,
bhakespeare, Jeflersoa, it is their
deeds, not their gains, that inspire
us. Indeed, every loss bv which
they furthered the srood of h
ty sparkles like a gem iu the setting
...co, wuiih wuat inev mav
have gained is hardly thought wor
thy of record. When a rich man
dies, his wealth is soon disiiosed of,
nd, if hag left nothing else, lug
torn, trill t. I r- '
UB lorgotten. But
it he bag used bis wealth in the
xri.Hw 01 jnsnceanu mercv, rihte
onsnesg aud troth, if be bag aided
the weak, lifted the fallen, enconr
Jiged struggling merit, and bag thug
been blessing to humanity, then
ng deedg JiTe after b'lm, aud
his children may well cherish them
laudg. nCher legiicj' lhrtu old or
Tueditor oMhT Jacksonville
AckiIb very candid isrd. He
wyg : "It most be the fault, ot the
climate, but whenever mHtt
ehaucegto liecome the editor ot
Honda newspaper bs ig ut once
taken with a desiie for office. Mr.
Oraregyearng togo to Congrew ;
Mr. Jooeg gighg to be Senator, and
?1T u ha.Te ot ,b ernally
foolish eomplaint. Ever ginc thai
we4d.g np in Washiogtoo we bare
wanunl o be tbo President ol the
vuiuru Otateg."
inrT"" baH'1"a ll'Vizc for
I to)nBt fter he baa met
a baniKHnc roan
Established 1847.
Diamonds, "Watches,
JEWELRY
.j'm siw.YEitiranr,
Keiiairinsr of tine Watrlinn anil ni.t.
ins ve.v into dtcm-Wiiidem a apeciully.
Edward Lllienthal,
15 Canal street, NEW ORLEANS.
Aug. 14.1885. j4i
Tfie Peter Barte Tobacco Coihto
n i
tKortheasteor, of Daupliiu & Com. SU
MOHILE.
Mr. Peter fturke. an mana.-.r !,-;
a very larjfe and varied stock of Havana
and IJoiuctic CiKar, Mautlla and Suma
tra Cheroots, Cigarette of all favorite
nraurla. Perintie. Alamlutifl ...i vi.-:..:
Smolrina Tobacco, in.l
chewing tobaico and miutf, etc., etc
I'ETEK 1ILKKE, Munager.
December 25, 1885. 4:i- tin
i. fT'n" ,l?.nJer' Charter Oak .Sf-TH,
tttiSS&XL'' Wro0h, SSf Jewel
Cotton Want and j-en Cres
tent City Cooking Store.
-"-. nacnor.u. Every on.-guaranteed
These 8love combiue Elegance of Fin-
, nun nearness, Durability and Vim
tuliiess and are superior to all othem in
u.i i nut i esseutial to make a complete
November 27, 1885. 33.6,,,
McKay & Roche,
Dili inrmnrnn. '
WAFBRLY STABLES,
ASl)
UNDERTAKERS,
ROVAt. SI'Bl'1'T 7
uuiweeu Register olliee and Battle Ifonsc
MOBILE, ALA.
Y7 Their eleiruiit lin r ir...i....i. .
. ciiuciiunrr
uooils are selected from the best niaiiufac
.... h-b, anil 110 na ns ur.i a.,fL,.i ........
this depai tiueiit second to none.
th 1; UJ'ALALK. a Scranton.is
through hllll will have nnr nrn,t ..t...
tiOII. Vf-lflV A, W,..IL.
March 7, 1886. "'.-Tv
wii!:;:l
GOAL! GOAL!
illBAIA COIL i COKE COMPAXT,
.-.u.or 10 AJiUEKSOJi. k DACB.S,
54 CaromU'let St.,
XEW ORLEANS.
ALABAMA.
PITTSBURG,
ANTHRACETE
Coal in hoirshea1afiirabinmiif. Will .1...
deliver Coal at all station on L. . if. R. It.
bi t ween Mobile and New Orleans, at the
following price, viz :
Sti-m f'ji. I In . 1. . . . .
Orate or Stove t',l by carload luta per too. . . . Hi
I K toU-r 9. 1885. rwf,
Alba&Garmelich
mm:.
AXD -
Nos. 43 aud 45 South Royal St.,
Mobile. Ala.
Keen the finest Burir.
jCasea, the latest sty leg of Metalic, Ma
-hogany a d Rosewood Coftlns. alw
verygraaeot cbeapcoffius.
Having refitted our etul,lil,
wun all late iinproveiueiitH, and huv
ink now me larirest Htoc.li hi.1.1
are eua'Oed to sell at reduced rates.
I 'uniumer enrnistmar their .nul t
us win oe guaranteed satisfaction.
I Orders by telegranh will
ipronipi aitcntiou aud satisfaction
ti-Hi-uuiecu.
I Special attention nai.l tntl. I., ;..
....... UI ui'iaesaua vcuicles.
It only a simple ballad,
Sung to a careless throng;
There were none that knew the
Aud few that heeded the aouif .-
Yet the inger'a voice was tender
And aweet a with love antold ;
Surely those hearts were hardened,
That it left so proud and cold.
She sang of the woudrous glory
That touches the wood in spring.
Of the strange soul stirring voice
When "the hills break forth aud sing,
Of the happy birds' low warbling
The requiem of the dar,
And the qniet bosh of the valleys
In the dusk of the gloaming gray.
And one iu a distant comer,
A woman, worn with strife,
Heard in that soug a message
From the spring-time of her life ;
Fair form rose up before her,
From t he mist of vanished years ;
She satin a happy blindness,
Her eye were veiled in tar.
Theu when the song was ended,
And hushed the last sweet tone,
The listener rose np softly
And went on her way alone.
Once more to her life of labor
She passed ; but her heart was strong,
And she prayed, "God bless the singer!
And oh, thank God fortbesougl
Short oa Months.
Johnson come down town the
other tuoiiiiiia; looking like bin
mother in-law had just arrived wiih
tun purpose ot reinuiuiii" all
summer.
'.'Hello, old fellow " escliiinipd a
ineuii uieelmg him, ''whiit's the
awlul matter with you tinyhow P
'Why you nee," leplied Johnson,
leaiiiiij; up aguiust a lamp post and
jabbiug the toe of liia hoot br fits
aud starts against a brick iu the
pavement, in a reflective way, "my
trouble dates back several years.
When I was a young married man.
sixteen or eighteen: venrs auo. I
w.,s romantic, and when the first
little Johnson appeared to bless
our happy home, I didu't want to be
(Mosaic and call bun Thomas 01
Joun or any other of iIih hi ilinnrr
iiMliies, so I coucluded I'd ii:iuih him
January, and tollow tliiscalendiica
eu III iiaiuitiir such others u tli
Lord iu His coodues saw tit to send
our Household."
lhat was an excellent idea."
1. ...I 1 ..... . .. '
.-iii.il hl-u inn ineiid, lor it not onlv
ouiii keep you posted as to thei
order, Jut it saves .vour friends
asking questious as to the
deuce in ae."
'Just ii," smiled Johnson bright
emus "it caiigui me exactly 111
tue same place, and everything
went lovely, and when the last
caiue tliree years asro. we -mI1...i
Deeeuibei and thought our cup of
uneo nun our laiiinv were tun."
Well, weren't thi-v P iutei iimt.-il
the friend.
"Yes, until this morn i II n-." n-oiit
Johnson, "but this morning at one
o'clock twius came, and here I am
at my time of life with the calendar
nned up ai:d a pair on my h,i.ls
with nothing to draw to for names.''
"nan, bad," said the trieud svm.
pai Helically.
"It isn't the twins I care sn imu h
about, as the uaiues of 1 hem." inn-.
sued the dejected father, "for 1
aiu't like lots ol men who might
kick ou twins, when h,hv
already set twelve plates ou the
table, but it's the miserable poveitv
the culpable imMimi'ituw r i,'u
Imauac that I enter my piotest
gainst. It is too much, too much P
"Yes, two too much." resn.m.lwl
1... ..:..' ..... ' . '
oc iiiciiii, Hllll talilUL' .Id 11iM.n1 In.
he arm he led hiui into u drunstoi e
lu re they sold poisons, nlasteix.
uiui, iiini looiu ui ushes, but it
was none of these the friend asked
the druggist to Kur out tor the
ii,..,., 1. ....1.. ...
umii iiiumii mie 01 tne su
t wins. Merchant Traveler.
CAVANAGH, BARNEY & CO., in&
V HOLK8ALE DEALERS IN
Machinery Mill Supplies
OF ALL KINDS.
Abo Agent for Boston I'elting Co., Belting & Hose, Henry Diuton Sons' Saws,
MUJJILE, ALA.
Uti-Ciij
November 6, 1885.
!! JJorttoillh 1
every wyy.
1 8
The Old CstAlili'cTiri
Creat Southern lilusic House ofj
J. H. SNOW,
AfOllLE,.
Is now offering
euuer tor rash or ii
auusues, naue, fanels and everIhing iu the
uniers respecttully solicited!
July 24. 1S85,
h.-iT0'"'. il,d!',cements ?. I'nrchasera of PiAXoa'anil
nistallmaiit. Also everything In the musical line. Arti.
A-- OTJBTIS-
MANUFACTCEEES'
art Hue, ttt less than New York
' J. H. SNOW.
2l-ly
A TUMPEltANCti II A R
Would Not Om Pay Near thj
faeliHBgeg ? T
A writer iu the Atlanta CW
turn UlUofH teiuperniice bam!
V a giei.t fBM
It ihwi Wiial.ll,8
-col, ai"i i'fi,:-it:ses in hi.ri.7 1
"leuiperauee Ui inks." &ir il
started tL.s e.tablistt
three years ago, sa.ya tLat L.
lust seveial thousand dollar.
Urst eix monthH of his exioUr
Bot h i Milling and able to
Ue let Ins saloon mlvertise itself hJ
its retreshing drinks and attract
turuishing. So prettier barr
can be touud in Uoston. Bekin,
the marble counter stands
. . I rnntnr man .. -
isT Faint, l" ' "uiiu coats amj cpg
ALA.
I Organs
ootsCUnllS,)
V . 1
mUDIka,
00.,
AGENTS
Shoes,
U1.uu mini nnuo l II nu'ui i 1
buitouholeand n pleasant, look on
bis face ot beinir , a iTT. "u
winch m.iketh not ashaiued.
the cou-.tcr is 11 long list 0f ibe
bevera?,..s o,, sale. IJew,Ue8 jc()e
wiu ihjiim III an (fa,
comjKiiii ds
V ro Tk l r, ,
aw. wo uupiun zireet, JHOBILE, ALA.
Wholesale and Retail.
October 30, 1135.
arrreeubiu
fiere aru hift ,.f
nlli.illh:if i.t -nwl i.l I. . t50
ie u. i i e Iu. tl, hot beet tea, chicteu
tea aud oilier refreshing Hiid nsu
orntit flu , Is, all 01 the kind tlat
cheers without iuebiiating. In ibe
rear ol the k.I.ioii there is u !...!.
E. A. TYLER'S SON
35., counter, wlj.-re the very best chick.
u .,u uuiu sunuw icue, pies, roln
aud delicious collee may be had tt
modern te rates.
Oil any
ItaNS"rLi"i'aforn,,ng.ho .pub,ic of hla establishment
- - , ""K ni onu mvixes aixention to his entirely now
Stock of D aMniune rni r. ... . " '""ly' ne
oiiu 9ILTKK WATCHES. DnH
piece
dar at luui'.li limn ii..
. .
loom aim oe ioumi crowded, mei
waitinjr iiiefr turn to take iher
lunch. Ibe custom ac this Connte-
Unnli' liM.it..,! I t.
FINE COLD JEWELRY, oil k 7-" Jl", w"" an ,;""r..' , i .' ue ,oom-
Mv trtfc7ei. T ! 1 'igng ana patterns. i"UJ' mi- iiiiukiu;. counter then
W1V STOCK COnSiStS Of Choice ait n aa Ul-i. . ia mi (..,.. : ' .1. . CI
1 . . nnibii nave oeen I - 111 uu' stream a
!il.wi-2 ""d w,'"b? ered at as low prices as e.U8r011': D-rin ti. hour"," ,?,
. . . . " f""""-" J ao suiu. . jail nawuva. ium.
01a stock. Inspection of same earnestly solicited !
' WLC?I?I wi" Pa" Peclal attention to the re
P5 Ll" Fi.ne Watches and Chronometers. Jewelry reoait
ed by first-class workmen at lowest rates. -ewe,rv 'epair-
AMPRIf A J uuaT u r-e aum .
... ..mwnK. Hnu kvn r-rtiuts A SPECIALTY !
3 CAMP ST., NEW ORLEANS.
NEXT DOOR TO CANAL.
their
there
could be
December 18, ltHr.
RE. WILSON.
DEALEE IX
HATS, CAPS
-AND-
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
Decern,,.,. ,J9 '''.W, MOBILE, ALA.
41-ly
hri warn
mm a . .
MAnurACTUniHG DEALERS
RC.
9
Sii
i'
i-0
boots mb mm.
old caime
2 VElliS EMBhW !
w" "
'II" H III I Mr' lininiiatA.
..ir, H iy
were more ainilicun'a th...
immed
I... ., , 7"
"j uie iar-e and actM force ot
attendant. .Mr. Eaton said they;
bad coiimiiueil H liimdivd doze'n
egg iu liediy duii-ig lh hot -;
son tore-rf.' phosi ! 8 es al.me. That
incaim Jl'oo neoiile. tunic iri,.
this one tascii.aiiiii; '-rink 011 thti
day. What the unlet! of other?
dnuk8 were he did not N)v ; hut he '
does say that the proiits.it the trade
are, iu h:s opi:.;u, la, -eras well im
cleaner, thii a :i re iiuide in the bar-1
rooms 01 tli i.iu.l. '
Ue has itlu ;ed liii ve oflors t.. co j
elsewhere a;.d rej;ut his establish- i
ment 111 other l.n jr,, ..j,:, Tlj,
success lie bus iihuih ... n.ivt..,. I
due to the in-ivniui ,.le uo p)V., j
to each d. taii 01 liie busluesH. Only i
rhe ery i.ii--.t mat. rin in user! lii f
the preparation ol In lekeMimieutH, '
lue egj.s-.iri- "in.iNhed bv one col-
lector, lio i-i piii,l ncni lv doubhi
the market juice in warrant their
lic.sba.-ss. So imiiciilur is the '
propriettir that he uve r. H,H M1. ,
Ol "lill l' lllllH. :l l.i.,i.r-.Kl,.
ular ni.lerim i.rddur.1., b-c!ius lie I
lonn.l 11 ,i r,,.lm J J m r , f f I
alfliolmi. J h-ie i :.. f'ntH -f p,j. 'I
"""Mi'"- "mi ttaivooni s no s
pi-eteniv !btit i3 01, lrtI. !
tor any other 1 i.;;;, t!iliu to mak j
money. A i l .hu int ivNiiii; and
euuourain, femmv about it is iest '
an a.
How to get Alonir.
Orleans R&rber Shop,
GEO. ffranrea, Proprietor,
149 Com moo street.
Opposite Lad i. at' entrance to St, Cbarlaa
Hotel,
New Orleans.
f ul,le attention to transient customers.
mi wora in ine tonaonal art dona iu an
...mic manner.
Oft, 10. 1 W 32.ty
TBI LEADING PKODrfE HOrSf Of MOBILE.
v n
LOWRT. C.L. COWART.
fi. T- Cowart 5t Bro.,
For the Sale ot
Western & Country Produce,
3rt & 40 N. Water A lfi & i8 .st. Micnael Rt'
.. " SM1UI
JESSE PETTIS, Agt,
(Roeceaaor to E. F. VIRGIN,)
SEED STORE,
aa a" : o. .
-3 unvicr purwiT.
HEW OBLEAKS.
October 30, I.,. 35-6m
na poitcn to
!n ob the street.
SOAP IS MONEY!
And money can be aaved by baying and
KELLER'S 80APIXA
tonally good f.-r hard asd aoft water, and
jut, 1 ue ining 1 or onr nrer water,
llaa bo roaio ia it to eainw
Aatirona to stick.
8avea Work! BaTea Time! Earei Clot baa!
Ioe't seed any boiling. Don't seed all
um, uara wor at tbe waatiboard. lathe
brmt aoap know a for wooleaaand will take
oat (ream .p..u better tuan beasine and
with a little trooHU. It .
BceHn,i-b for Ibe toilet and cheap enoug h
for tbe laokdry. Tell yonr walerwom!
to oae it. tor aala t ail atnrw ,fl
tu fi.. , H KLI.r.
FURNITURE!
iu. ju. Horrcs,
OKAI.KR IK
Furniture of Every De
scription I
beSSth0'6' th" Dy other hou'M
Vor 30 lsS
52 Daopbin street.
MOBILE, ALA.
30-ty
Henry Ilamerscn,
Bneeessor to Ferdinand Smith.
RESTAURANT
And Oyster Saloon,
No. W North Royal afreet,
MOIIM.R ATA
Llie.' pri vate dining aaloon op-aui'm.
Don't Ktoil to tell f.turr
busineM hours.
If you bare a place of business be
iouuu tuere wbeu wanted.
io man can tret rich RitHncr
aronnu stores and saloons.
Xet er "lool" in business matters.
Have order, system, resmhirin-
nn.l ,.l,.,....n ... . ' 0
ouuiciiu lroiiipiue88.
Do not meddle with l.
b ..... . .' "u
aUW UOlUIIIg OI.
Do not kick everyone in ronr
. 1. - " 1
pii HI.
More in i les ran Im inmin in !
wj going oieatuiy tnau Uy stopplllj
Pay as you go.
a man of honor reanei-.ta bin
woru as bis bond.
Help others when you chu. but
ud.ci Kno wuat rou fjiiinot. nH.w.l
w, sitni.iy because it is fashionable,
avrnril lo Bar nn. Nn nnnus.it.
of Snapping jt out doff f:ishinn hnr.
say it Brmly and leRictfully.
Use JOUr br.lill. mll.nrthuu ll.n.o
ot others.
Keen ahead
121, 123, 125 C0L13
new twins.
on st.
August 7, 18&5.
232y
SCHMIDT & ZIEGLER,
coiAULISHED 1845,1
IfHOLESflLEllROCERl
. AND IMPORTERS OF
Wines, Liquors Rio, Java, Mocha and Codcva Coffses.
AXD RECEIVERS nf Km 1 n uir... .. '
0 11 ri rem. v, auMooraj a.m uj UI on IMIB IOOK I II? Villa i II thn npia.
Vov.-'m. "Ud ' 3 Fnlton St.. NEW ORLEANS, LA wbiSered old ladrlu
t1 I ttl lilt auvn.. a . I m
l7-6m
; Mi fa Esstnrait,b
REMEMBER the XUMBER.
FOR sm
We will aend j-oa aa Aaerieao Key-wiod-
roit 8i,verCaae.
FOB Sin
IF OZR S3 O
Gold-caW Amerieaa Steaa-windinff
Wateo.
ALL FCIXT GUARAXTEED.
Seod for a ralaloene.
A. a fcfilSWOLD t, m
119 CaBaI fet, Kbw OiuKa.
A poet iu Ollfl of the) mir:iriiio
e-uii. ueeiarea KJ swallow come,
I wait for thee." and nna flimi .!. !.
01 peopie wno read the teuder poem
are cherishing the boie tbat bis
IIBUIISWHI lllTIt him In I.L. m
drink and end bis tbitst and aufler-ing.
a ttiree rear old ili-nrerl tl.
neighbor's bens
j aru. jo a most Indbxusut tone
uo reieOltetl to her ninth..
f . "
oiuiius nen were
their feet on our jrras."
..-..rr1".. . ppa vita um
- onnnin n, m
mnntera hare Iwea remnvd .n
eomrorUble . ebalra. Ta. aer. ices of
, lvr 1 nr aeaaoB. .N
Z3 I flC?
t-THE OLD SELLABLE..!
wo - or. unaries - 106
n m.. TKOEuEL, Proprietor.
Rf'rtJMimnt mf Va 1 At a m . .
" "nos housk." h.V, . iTTZrL t"TT o-r nn.r,. ...
PUm-w. The old -ivlJ.
'(icri by tablfft tin
1 wo clooiB ilwve St. CbarW
ineaire,
an exrlla.t i 1, 1
incrvtuie In nnr Ui. 1
bw k m. em.LrjT.1. n.." 5".
tbat
PHILIP WERLEI.,
13S Caul a 18 Boorto. Sta.. K.w OaLaaaa.
StmmothlBRic House fta. South
leadixo mxosi
alwhn.Wk.
nantmaa.
Hal
Werleia,
Maaoa Hanlm,
nkr Rrrm.,
BeaaiBf.
Ist Priee
Trraml
X 3
4a
W.S. COPLKT.
V.S.Cop!i
Diendoone Alexander Paul Boi-i
i"u, c rencu autbor is dead.
V. a COPLKT, JR.
eyl Son.
-a. Hotouraplirr-H,
8. E. Comer Daophia and Warwa 8ta..
310BILE, ALA.
grade of w,rk in Alabama.
beie; it really a littler lb
lii...t.. u .1...... r . -
" 'wra ui hi hih would pav.
hut the ttuiiis ii: in tl...
who neeept it, iu p,cl! ol the old lap.
nobody ch n Ulf. But Mr. Eaton
would be less Ipnnaii it thosn .i-
ilid nof U.ld ;.inw totlm ..ii-.
lat tion nhieb ccts r.rnii n.a i,..
Only he dot s uot wish bis boxing
uoteii.-e.l fur what it is not. It, U
UII8I!lfMI Sfliellv triH. I.i..
charily, uierey, or retoriiiatioii. 1J
enleted Uiioii it. s unprnKni,..,
and be hi.ds it a paying one. '
What is the mii-,. fi.e .....
Simple culture. There is h ere.it
deal oi .o.-i tbat lii?s no malignii v
iu it. (jOO'lllili Hllll i,eni.li,..li.
about tin ir iieiuhlHirs kfi.
only b.-t ausi- ihr.v hare nothing t-
lo talk about. OoKsii ia
personal eoulesvHion. ciihri nl n,"uii..
or imbeeility, ami ibe . 011112 shouhl
not only shim it, but by the most
thorough culture relinvM M,.i.
from all teiuntaiions to i Iirllllnraa it
it- it 18 low. fi ! f.Ini.w un.l faLnaa..
dirty business. There nre count
neiKbborhooils in wlii. i. ir
like a pest. Churches are ai.lir t
pieees by it. NeiKhbor8 make ene
mies br it for lite.
sous it degenerates intn . nin.i.
diFeuse, whiob is practieallv incur
able Gemantov Independent
It Was tub Judge "What a
numerous looKinjr villain the pris-
fllipr ia " a-liicvM. 1 .... ... . . .
ihjiiii; room to her huhbainl. un.i
be afraid to get near binL"
''Sli!" warned hpr Im.imis.t u.t,.
ain't the prisoner. He aiu't been
oroustit in vet."
"Iia.Vt! H'bolsHtbenr
"It's the Judge.".E.rtAflpe.
The oleomarfiiriue fight is likely
to come np in the British Tarlia
ment ta well us iu the llnirwl ki,i
Cougresa. The iniK)rtation of
oleomargarine, or batteriaa aa it ia
called there, into the United King,
dom in the Brst Pmr montbs of tha
preseut year .recbea the startling
figure of i21,Z. bondredweighw
The Erclish dairj farmer ia the.
oogbly alnrme.l.
vaoioeu, per down. only.
Cards, per dnieo, onlv
rncea for ' '
- J " VI w v.
An ei'iern pji er av . n.;..
1 . . - - - - tot-
uont lev. iund did not k'ntdbead
luring tis botieyu.ooj. He i.ai
lor hi j ocf tJ train to Ieer Park,
pan! for bis cotiae, rid for bis
ooanl, 1 .aid for b s borwa. That's
the kiud ol Tiiraule' t 1 ia ' v
and tBji'a Li,,,i . iui...
1 1 be people bfcr.
20O1 J
Faal lUi Tl iu? to cath a !.
work It eoau yoa aotbioj t, and Toa ' U Uf'i!-V' !-a', Ud ist aa roi
k J"T- - pallet tbe, ben (Jepstta in hie!.
Kvemher27 lWA .... l.,,uor ..." Ti a""
October?, H'.
52 ly
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