Homer guardian., September 20, 1889, Image 4

About Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890

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ý TBiSPUBnIJEB IVEYt FRIDAY.
i.HOM iR, - LOUISIANA.
AS TO CARD8
i ot the Wicked Plctcrial, But
those Used in Social Life
for Visiting, Weddings
.tnd the Like.
.ivitation cards are now deco
i~'l.l)h designs suggestive of
ta re of the reception or en.
Ie'tainmcnt, only rough finish be.
Ing popttar. For mnusicales they
are inscribed with an embossed
harp, piano, guitar, violin, or one
^~%ta group cf warbling cherubs,
picturesquely attired in a sheet of
music.
Terpsichore, with a following of
fairy, airy maidens, bounds the
top of a dancing card. The sum
mons to a course dinner is attrac
tively prepared with fantastic,
seasonable sketches, as indicating '
the edible productions of the-dif. I
forens climes. Dantily painted
clusters of rosebuds, with the
bindiag ribbon vividly depicted
adorn the front page of a debut- i
ante's inrvitatiens. Cards for
euchre, poker and whist assem
blies may be aiy-two cards in the
desk, prettLi tlise toseober wiith
ai-gd, ed csrds; .th aces nd court
tickete are most favored, however.
These are nnot grade up from ac
tual playing cards, but prepared
and sold especially to serve as in- i
vitations, the first inner side bear
ing the residence, date, name, etc.
- For the literary inclined are t
cards with appropriate quotations u
r taeat sketches of worldrrenown.
ed, eharactor4s in prose and poet- c
ry. The entire ateier is exhibit- t
- dl in detail on the stationery pre- h
t paed for sitistie communications p
i hinvitations, the more rude and c
,irlodusnleau the design, proportion- A
ae the satisfaction of host or c
aInvitation cards for silver, gold, S
;1 wooedea, glasd, sugar, and h
aiwy other wedding an iversiry ii
Obat may b, b bstahtially rocog. st
asset ti ses near as possible a T
s:;.'s~pl e f the desired token; thus ti
i-." i, a lvet;, ad gold foil, fnely is
''-.d 4awn glesr-ia geometrical fefas w
u aid ervery eosoelvable color-and. I
t5?r 4 ad wed sad nuger pre- Is
to esesmeble as ar as a
th~ pautibtionhl past to
We ~l&a~eusenlbe with the ius- t
d$44td (Wadedadd esatI hu
s Ar i tail br msessenger. hi
p th e P ps ashe silver a
c rdl p et yceelirated were st
Mj 1Jt~*ituisticafly norvL as
gl*tetet ..g oars, me. g
ibb aod tpsd de, ea- ,i
of fete~ay tresi, odd forms
~ 4at ei th abun
*(e.$ated #lIaty.)3e laPge pa
ia bellt hda eipki.
I) &a insifon sf the chan- its
lildr nka th4 41 4 35
fPetmoe e 1~e ohasteis woreabi
i ll9V i
Ito idf ive
prased In titsical a artistic,
mecanical oratlent cltechie, i
ties, is the occsion makes ap
y* proprate, or the the names of the
guest,sar or Christian, are mutilat
NA. ed for that purpose. The styles
Sfor serving creams, ices, frozen
punch, graces, and charlotte are
very fanciful, pretty and new,
But imitating perfectly fruits, nuts,
breads, flowers, vegetables and
piquantspecimens of animal
nature. These are so natural and
life-like that it seem like cannibal
eco- ism to devour them, but after the
,e of first bite all compunction vanishes:
en. Flesh colored cupids, reclining on,
t be. rose leaves; fdur speckled eggs,
they made of New York and. dotted
seed with chocolate, in a nest of green
one tinted-ju-ju paste; immense straw
ubs, berries in natural colr, with the
-t of center of white; with seeds of
minute pieces, of citron, tomatoes,
g of pears, potatoes, turnips, apples,
the beets, cart-wheels, anchors, books,
um- bottles, hen and chickens, birds,
rac- pug dogs, in fact every possible
3tic, form the cream or ice can rbe
ting manipulated into, will tickle the
dif. palate and please the fancy of the
ited elected few who have the where
the withal to encourage the artistic
ted caterer this season. When not at I
but- table thes are handed the guest i
for on a dainty napkin with a tounda- I
em: tion of candled rose leaves, and :
the to many the latter is as palatable (
rith as the ice, as it is permissible to I
art consume all but the napkin and I
er. ribbons.-[Chicago Tribune.] t
so- t
red ew Lise on Life. c
in- i uionhumption I. hereditary in t
ar' ay family; my father died of it.
etc. From early childhood I had symp
are toms of lung disease; had asthma
ens until I was twelve years old; had a
hn" a backing cough, which continued t
yet- constantly, and when I was twen.
)it- ty-five years old began to have a s
re- hurting in my breast, and frequent I
MnS pains in my shoulders, and sharp
Lnd cutting pains when I coughed. ,
on- After going through the usual d
or course of medicine to no purpose, 11
in 1885 I commenced taking c
Id, Swift's Specific. After using a
nd halt dezen bottles it gave me re- 11
ry lief. I improved in flesh and u
g. strength, and felt better all over. p
is The Specific stopped my consump. a
us tion before it was developed, and p
sty saved my life. I know my lungs a
ms were diseased from childhood,and a
a I know S has given me k new
re- lease on lIfe. I cannot say too u
as emuch in favor of that medicine, i
st for. in addition to saving my hlte J
I- it was the only thing that gave t
t health te my little boy, who from ,
his seaond to his seventh year was 'e
er a pale, sickly child, suffering con- Pi
re stantly with his head and stom- .
l acb. IHe is now well, fat, and
' growing right along, all from tal
a- ingS 8: 8. J. SNDER,i
as Beling Green, Ky. af
a- Treattsae on Blood and Skin Ds-fe.
Spass raedid frce. ho
a- The Swift Speclfc Co., Drawer
e 3, Atlants, Ga. he
a The Loueana State Fair and m
g. b An M 81uhxposition wil Preant
binni g Tuesday'.the 8th
Sof' &tob~er -and ending Mon W
d the l4th. i'ast experiepce en-,
re abiei manabegmenuttoenlarge
Sthe 9C pe.,eul and attr
tivensesr ~oi the virloM exhibits of r
Iour a trilktral and: otberrodnucts
anad creasethe esnitim lists to
e re 't e tyu Ba ha
t cr or.pa, tatter az4be-tter dattleo of
d riid *oger wmik animals
rnc g-n allindunetria •
u iby
Thu~sara tieq when
i ~·~~~*
~iM~rns f~ trI
'Isl
i f trrhowtj%
~Wi~fe.6VC*At *~
tit, - Arizonsa Dots.
ap- Uncle Wash Nichelsen has gone
the to Gibbs again on a visit.
lilat- Rev. J. H. Jordan, of Arcadia,
les was in town a few days ago. He
ozen reports the certainty of a railroad
are from the Gulf to Arcadia. Work
now, in a few days will be begun.
cute, This being a certainty, Arizona
and may expect to reap the benefit of
imal its extension. Mr. Jordan reports
and that the survey will run within a
ibal- mile of arizona, if not directly
the through the town.
shoe: Mr. Thomas Brown of Homer
Son, has opened a variety store here.
ggs, e occupies the office Dr. Means'
ted was in. Dr. Means moves his
reen' office to the store house formerly
raw' kept by Uncle Wash Nicholson.
the We learn that another party con
templated opening a store here
oes but was disappointed.
fles,
oks 31r. Murphy has completed his
rds, job of work on the factory, and a
iible very neat- and substantial Job it
be is, too; just like all the work the I
the old man does.
the Hurah for Arizona factory, new
ere- store, railroad, etc., etc.
stlc Mr. Stuart has ginned his first
,t at bale of cotton. Mr. James Curry
nuet oomes in for citre. Mr. Murrell
ida. Brown has ginned six biles. We
and are glad t see the leecy staple
able coming in so, fast. ft insure I
to money and thereby revives droop-.
and ing spirits. We would much rath
er risk a plentiful supply of money
than the "Brown-Sequard Elixir
of Life," to renovate us. There t
is a heap less danger in it, apd
in the results much more certain. '
Brother Sheppard held a two
ima days' meeting here last Saturday t
bad and Sunday which was well at
tended.
en- Mr. J. Thomason has three very ia
e a sick children with continued fever. v
eat We trust they may soon recover. v
arp We visited Mr. Wesley Beech. P
,ed. er's sugar cane patch the other l
nal day and could not help wonder.
)se, tig to what perfection ribbon cane
ng could be made grow in this parish. '
S'a HBe has near an acre and will sure*-.
re- ly make over 300 gallons of syr- y
tad up. We didn't think that this a
rer. patch of cane could be equaled a
PP- anywhere until we saw Mr. Frank b
ud Robineen's. His i sutrely as in it
1gs as can be raised in southern La. i
ad a great deal of it is at this. time-',
ow matured 10 and 12 jolnts, we trust r
too the farmers of Claiborne will plant
ne more extensively 'of this cane as
Ite these small patches demonstrate cl
Ye the adaptability of this climate r(
m lind soil to its successful- raismg. qi
'as We understand that Mr.. Juhals bi
- Pixley hase several acres thatisD
mD remarkably fine, t.
Mrs Beard, mother of or efi- th
cient post-master, has returned
after a long visit to other relatiies
Snear Arcadia. We welcome her
home once more. •
er Mrs. 8. A.Boring is on a vieit to
her son in Homer. We grieatly.
miss this good:old lady from uer
d midst.
at . at
r- Mesrs. Dlotcher and Kimbeli.
will soonhnvether briclk kln, in
fiul blast. -,
" Mr. W. J. Myers.is kept busy si
o renorating cotton presses. ,E em
s ays he wishes that he had six art
Shandl; they coild all liad plenty wa
of work to do. He tet't :ear po
j aepomodate al who seek his set ri
a vises. .. L. In am
- Th. Epoch. t
. : The transition froma long, Ubgs
Slering ;ad painful sickitnes to. *o
L' st hilth. mm~arks an e..ch .n ea
by the g tod hgiahb tliet
. 4 itgrenatully bles . He
r l s that so much is
s!i ,105.
~ ntAtrat au I~ousg It
.e1i~~i(Llld~i&L;lol 4tqer"
~I~uqJv~ Erbbm
~oag~r .hs~ *a~te u 1 ;
I· yfit Ohi
tie 5ttt*i tsi& t4
per bo.~~:ttiiiii~~~~le ~i J"phF4hoitj .
arty p~ :~soI ier
SA Strange Will.
ra gone Mr. barah Hover Wilboar was
one of the wealthiest residents of
Orange, N. J., and when she died
ea short time ago it was expected
that all her wealth would go to
Work the Roman Catholic church, of.
which she was a devout attend
egun. ant. But a month age Mrs. Wil
eitof beour learned that she had a grand
niece living in Newport. She had
thin a never seen the young lady, and
did not know of her existence un
til this summer, but she altered
her will and bequeathed her im
Iomer mense estate to this grand niece,
bore. Mies Sarah Harvey, under the
feane' following conditions:
a his She shall attend divine worship
merly at a Roman Catholic church at
elson. least one Sunday in every month,
y con" and annually give $1,000 for the
here support of the Catholic convent
in her city. If she marries she
.d his must prefix her maiden name to
and a thatof her husband. She must
lob it never becone a member of a Pro
*k the testant church.
If, when she is 22 years old,
, new Mis Harvey is willing to fulfill
all the above conditions, she will
first come into full possession of all
curry the personal, property and real
arr estate of the testatrix, which at
We that time (the fall of 1892) will g
taple aggregate $3,000,000. All this I
a property will be hers with the ex 1
roop- ception" of $50,000, which is in
rath- trust for the benefit of her female I
oa child, in case one be borne to her
Cliair and the stipulations Tn regard to
Chsre that female child are that she
,d shall be named Sarah HIarvey 1
Wilbour, and. shall be educated
Stwo n a Roman Catholic convent. If v
iday she shall refuse to comply with
I a the requests in regard to the a
child, in case one is born to her;
he $50,000 must he given to fur- f
very nish the library at St. Paul'saUni
ever. versity, Orange, N. J. Miss liar- ti
er. vey cannot receive one cent of the,
pech. principal or interest until her 22d
)ther birthday.-[Philadolphia Times.]
Ider
cane Dr. Davis' Compound Syrup of
risr. Wild Cherry and Tar has made a
aure. name and record in the past fifty
yr- years that is enviable. Thous
this ands of people harvlgittied it for
aled coughs, eolds, catarrh, asthma, *
rank bronchitis end eoolumpthin know h
its value, and would not he wltk- I
La. out it Why? Because it cares A
dime: where other remedies fail. We C0
rust recommend at to children subject
lant to roup and whooping-cough. It C
os will give .relief and canse slpeedy
;rate acure, The maedical p.rotesionl*
Bate recognize it, and physicians tre- N
tag. qiently 'prescribe It for lung trou
has ble:. These facts have pushed
r :Davis' Wild Cherry and Tar to t
the front rank; It is the best
remedy for coughs, colds, all
e throat and lung affections, and no
n family should be with,ut it. One
ies d4llar bottles hold two and a half
ar iimes as much as a 50e bottle.
Lt to Their Biluess Bo6oming.
ut Probabiy no one thing has caus
e4 such a general revivil of trade tc
at Joe Shelton's drugstore as their
kl giving away to thetr custominers of
iso many tree trial bottles of Dr.
Kin!g's New DislOvery for con- 1
asy Ipsraptin. The'r itrade is simply
ie enormous ln this very valuable
six artinla troni the 'fact:. that 'it al- 9
uty ways cures and, neveori disap ,
ear pointa, Coughs, colds, asthma, ;
BtbroI itis coup, and all throat
and luing diseases quickly kre& d
YOu a" tatt itl beforb'bying-byb
gettiittl iral brit@hs ,fCeo, ila-ge
sii e $i.- Every bottle warranted,. o
o'. The mosti delicate constitution oe
iean safely *se Dr. J.R Mcleans en
ia' ? WinO Luing Balm. iSL s ada
1q uue remnedy Jforoughs, ba of
oie rylp , md--lia threat rad :lung
.trohb!oe,at t G 0 . tli; IU A :
I health At. I i.... th any. pries
th p and you ar flig oat of as
hie R.d s o: ee
ID-4yvqU,:- !g:risrl%;pieii
COOPER NORMAL
INSTITUTE
-AND
IN DUT TRIAL INSTTIXUTI,
[Established in 1865.]
Daleville, Lauderdale County, Mississippf.-Twemty.Fifth Annual
Sesssion Will Comnmouce TUESDAY, SEPT. 3, 1889.
The following advantages are offered:
1. A corps of trained and experienc-' 6. Industrial drawing, typo-writing,
ed teachers, shorthand, tolegraphy and eloultion free
2. Expensea reduced to minilmum; no 7. Superior accommodations in music
"catch penny" extras., d art.
3. ct rior bo" e traccommodation 8. WVork is thorongh in every depart.
3. uerior boarding accommodation ment "Not how muCh, bat how well," is
gtthe deotinctive m.
4. Fits yeung men and young women 9 Traine tac ers in th. sorvic and
for the real work of life. 9 Traid teachers in the and
5. A county lecatios, removed (fnm art of teaching.
.e expense, annoyancestio, distrcion 10. A gradod department for primary
the expense, anoyacs, ditratio pupils, in which tuition is free 6 mouths
and temptations incident to city life. to resident pu i ree ils.
ml If you are seeking a school to patronize or a place to locate to edu
cate your'chiklren, write us, or better, come and see us. Send for our
new catalogue. Address
McBeath Bros. & Ellis, Daleville,Ilss.
ror the
invent UNPRECEDENTED ATTRAC
es she TION! Over a Million Distributed
wme to
a Pro
rs old,
flfill 0oisiaa Stat0 lottery
of all
real COHii y
h at Incorporated by the Lotsalataro
) will for educational and charitable
this purposes, and its fraachise made a part
of the present State onnt'ltation, in.
he ex 1879. by an OVERWHELMING POPU
is in LAR "OTE.
Its ORAND EXTRAORDINARY'
emale DRAWINGS take place Msmi-Annually
to bet (June and December), and its GRAN O
SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take
ard to plane on eoaeh of the other ten months
S In the year, and are all drawn in pub
lie, at the Academy of muale, New Or
larey leans, La.
IWe do hereby oertify that we super
t If rise the arrangements for all the month
ith ly and Semi-Annual Drawings of the
L98inarn State Lottery Co.,and in per
the son manage sad entrel the Drawings
D her; themseIves, and that the.same are con
dnoted with honesty, fairness and good
a fur- faith towards all parties, and we at
Uni- thorize the Company to use this cortif
late, with the foo-simtlosofour sign;a
liar- tare. attaohed, in its advertisumeuts."
if the,
ir 22
oes.]
'up of a
ado a
ffty coMnIas8onaU.R
bos- - th
it for We tkaunderijned Balks and lDink
ba ere will pt all Prisze drawn in the oe
Leousiana ltate.Lotterie, whiho may
know be presentid at oar eoantem.
with- I. .I Wabmaley Pres. La N. Bauk.
ares P. La x, Pre BState Nat. BIak.
A. Baldwlta Ptres. N. 0 Nit lank.
We Carl Koeh, 'e. VUnlest.- luek.
bject
. It GRAND MIONTIX DMBAWI
ds -.--WILL TFAr Pl.AtO.-
scion ArTa AcADlnnt Op ua, M
Stre- New Orleans TUESDAY Oct. 16, 18 9,
Lrou CAPITAL PRIZE, - $300,000
shed
ar to 100,000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars;
best
all ve., $10; Q ter , i 00; Tenths,
ll $200; Twentieth, t$1 00;
dno
One LIST OF PRIZES.
half 1 Prize of 300,000 is........$300,000
1 Prise of, 100,000 is....... 100,000
I Prlseof 50,0001 Is- 5000e T
I Prize of 25,400 i. ........ 5,000 F
2 lPrize of 10,000 are..... 20,000 0a.
5 Prizes of 5,000 are....... 5,000 me
5 Prises 1,000 ar...... 25,000
anu- 100 Prizes of . 00 are..... 000 al
200 Prizes of 3Oaire...... 60,00 S
rade 504Prizes if 200 r..:... 00,000
heir iArro Aox Ptss. i
,a of tio
Or. 0 Prims aof $500 al ........ 0,000 Psi
Dr 100Prse of 300 9ar........1. 0,900 ne
on- 100 Prizes of 200 are......... 9P,000
lTanxx Passas.
abe99 Prises *f $100 a........ 99,000 ,
tal- 9P9 riaos ........ 9.900 se
sap· , sat
ma .th
re, AGENTS WANTED EVEfW B E'We
.iV' rOR CLUB RATES, or any fur
tlerlformastion dedred, write legibly
ed. te he oundeigruad, ' ,sleuL stting
your stidsnce, with Sttes County,
,o dn ....aud Nni-u. cot rid return
mall dali.vet .viltn-SdmrsIbt byou,
*' n ueasii u snvelophmearig your fall
All ordinary letters oeataftml Pecil
lNotec Mtoney Orders ifmed by al E
Dy. praS .99'Pagibe a e Yl r E
ur A. DAUPHIN,
-i JewOrls eat,.
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THE HAMILTON
HOUSE,
I respeoefully Invite my frtenie and
the traveling publie in general to give
I a call ac my honer.
tk I prbmle good atterition at rese
the oenable rais.
I MRS. T. P. HAMILTON.
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o000 st. LI, oa apited O. 0.Gill1, of.H
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000 oerare the greatest .vention ever made
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000 pair of this Neb-Changeable. "assee
90 never hs ti change these Glasses from
110 the eaea, anjt every pair purchased are
grrauteed so that if they over leave
the eys [* I a matter how Mtst or
santati.d ile* esuare] stheyrill trs
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0 asesroolozkrge . 0. . "Gill ba aefull
asortment pd giritis all who wih.toJ
satisfy theumelves of the groat su"Prip.
others now is use, to call and eamnine
the saeU at . . Gill's, Iotrem, La.,
West Bide ab lia Saare.
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