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SOUTHERN BRUSH MANDATORY
And Fancy Store. 10 Camp st.

FENHE subscribers have just received BY latest arrivals the
largest and best selected assortment of BRUSHES and
MATERIALS for MANUFACTURING PURPOSES
imported into Southern market Those purchasing to
sell again. and those having charge Of Public lnsti uons
HoteEkeepe as well as those purchasing for their use
evidently that it would be their interest cali
first at the SOUTHERN BRUSH MANDATORY. to
make their purchases Being manufacturers ourselves we
and W sell cheaper than any other house in the city
We have been literally patronized since our commencement
this city which patronage are determined TO retain by
selling GOOD ARTICLES AT LOW PRICES.
Below give list of BUSHES in part-to give a full
DEF AHnull fill planu nolIa
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PIANO FoRrEs AND MUSIC.

80 CAMP Old Stand Trio Doors trdm Grarter Street
uvHE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly Oh hand and for
sale on the most reasonable terd1s. i2AzSSSmm{
PIANO FORTES. from the factories of l33
Messrs. Nuns and Clark, A. H Gale g. Co., X " R II n
II. Worcester, Stodat & Dunham Ndn sJ v
& Fischer~and Others among which INDY be found of
those beautiful KOLiANS with Ives tunabies reeds
Gone fine beautifully carved Piano F0tte) Every lnsru
ment fully guaranteed. Also CARHAET s IMPROVED
MELODEONS a fine Palor Organ, which cannot be sur
passed for beauty of tone finish These Meodeons
very portable and can be packed small trunk, which
makes them very for ladies who travelling
and cannot take their Piano Forte with them
GUITARS, FLUTES. NIOLINS, VIOLONCEL-
MN Los, CLARIONETS, ACC0RDEONS. TAM
Sa 1aaSSs BORINES. BANIOS, and other instruments,
NASg always on hand. Hnntus TIeEz Cramer. Bertni,
and other schools for Piano Fbne. Also instruc-
"a ton Books for Guitar Violin Flute Accordion
and other instruments SHEET MUSIC received soon
published all the principal publishing houses in the
United States. All orders from the cdunty promptly at
tended to. E. a. TYLER, 80 Camp street.
L. A T. has in his Piano Forte Room, a few choice
BY old mastes for sale bw and will receive
subscriptions TO the AMERICAN ARTS UNION. OF
New York Specimens OF their Engrivings presented to
each subscriber may be seen at his room fy10W6m
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AMERICAN OYSTER sALOO'

u !, AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON and ~
ID ESTAuRAT-NO. A Sr. CHARLES STREET. The
IA undersigned would most respectfully in MN -
form his friends and the public general that Is AL q
he ha; Ieipened This wellk.own " "
Asssy gsnt style, and hopes by his Unwearied atten.
&AMas& ton TO business and his great experience TO
retain and increase the kind and liberal patronage heretofore
extended By the lovers Of good chser Having made pie ar
~e~- rangements for procuring Mobile Bayratsria
AzsssfYs I'D and Cat Island OYSTERS together with
S~~--E-4-2s@- GAME End FSH of every description he
now prepared 10 up, the shortest notice all tbe
raez and GeiCiCes OF the in style calculated
pease and crafty the TASTE of the fastdious epicure
lis w IN ES, LIQUORS and i'DEDi Ais have all been
produce. - " wv ~
Sy lie is also prepared com modae few gentlemen
with Lodging and Private Sitting .T0om lie has had the
upper portion of his house elegantly furnished or that uur
pose. lDb 6Tn1 JAMES EsSSFDY.
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FOX SALE AT 20 Tchoupitoulas street;
\ a LAKES assortment of COOkING-STOVES -
of different sizes to suit purchasers TO hum ssh
efher wood or coal; RANGES of different sizes Ia
PARLOR STOVES: ~
EkANkl4lN STOVES, OF all sizes;
NINE and TEMPLATE STOVES:
BA2-ROOM STOVES; -tlss--' .l.s- -
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II H., C. S. & J. S. KNAPP, DE.TT.4L SUR.
L GEONS, 104 Common street. g.
Opposite the Private Entrance of the st
Charles Hoel3 The; can convince any ryyY0
TO extreme old age; millions of which now annually
lost that might be preserved by timely and udcious
ment Health, comfort, beauty and longevity greatly
dependent on the Preservation of the Teeth.
Those who heve tested their operations for several
years past will cheerfuy bear testimony their favor par
ticulary of their beauty and durability. ja20 6mW
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BANKS ARCADE. H.7G.4ZEh'E Street
'EHS EstabishneLt having been Iced by the under
Z signed they have had thoroughly renovated g.
and lifted up and are pTepaTed 10 accommodate 7
city and transient BOARDERS. The BA has beea hs;A
supplied with LIQUORS of The best quality which we
think Will favoaby with any other establishment
in the CITY. The Rooms comfortably furnished and vii
n30H TIJFTS II DIGGEs
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CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE.

!. MARSH DENMAN & Good stand. 81 and 80
CO,M.HON Street nearly opposite perGRdah Hotel.
SEIE have of the largest of Carriages in
w this Notwithstanding co ACHES co ACHEES
ROCKAWAYS, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES. GIGS,
TiLBURIES, and Telegraph BUGGIES, 1=Is -
principally made al manufactory in CsSsSi-rzGszf
New jersey. which. guaranty Pur fSF&<<ar<
chasers request d 10 call and examine AGy--zk--
Orr stock, and learn prices, which Oo. and
tdr0rdbte. ALSO
A general assortment Of GARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,
AXLEs. SPRINGS, &c., for sale at Manufacturers
Prices. - ltd&tmW
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CRESCENT CITY HOTEL
CORNER CUSTO.HHO USE! AND FRONT SITS
Aj ILL be opened for the reception of 30 ARDERS on
W WEDNESDAY. January 8, 1919 We'll fur Gs,st.
nissed ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen sgss
TABLE-the best the market viii afford Rsssa
The above establishment has been bn by the pronrieor
expressly Tor the accommodations OF city and transient Board
e of the most healthy aud airy situations in The
city and 10 pains will be spared render those who may
stop with him. comforts able
Faithful and attentive Servants. ..
E Terms reasonableas any establishment OF the kind
IN The city. Llal d&W1 Il. ALEXANDER Proprietor
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

GMgyZH PIedge-I. without reserve soemnly y
ss<Zx& pledge my honor a man that | will reIther :
ZAN make, buy, sell, use beverage, any Spir- z
sS1WEn& Ituous Malt Liquors. Wine or Cider. y
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CARRIAGE NIANUFACTORY.
Vii Patronage that has ben ENiended -. rarr

4
: Faiy me last seven years while On Com -
mon street has induced US the last summer ~
10 erect large building expressly for manu-
acquiring and repairing CARRIAGES. w -
nave now one of the largest Shops in the Southern
am he nes OF mater ais to build any style OF Carriage
3qe' am guaranty them two if used in the country
we are ao better prepared than before for REPAIR
NV "a RRi ACES and can restore them almost their
oiiglh'1 beauty AMI Durability, although apparently worn
ont and Tse!esS We viii pay eght Carriages sent us 10
tephiE we VII also keep hand assortment of NEW
i-lI 0t1SJpSD HAND takRl AGES, which will be sold
,3w oid Carriages taken in trade for New ones We in
Mte tne attention OF those wanting NEW CARRIAGES
m eit OLD ones repaired call our Manufletorv and
ana Idge fer ihemselye at the Cornfr 81
ne otG OF the Commercial Water Works rear Of he -
Charles Hotel, New Orleans " " e ~
do bm MATTHEW'S, &
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w Vi. 8. MORGAN.


WA1SA4ES, J6VV 6LHY AMI FANNY &OODS
's'HE subscribers have inst received additional -p
supply of very superior Gold and Silver Watches, taA
with Hunting Gases of M l. Tobias, Roskell and ia
other superior makers also Fine London DupLs1 ssAka
GtceS rich Jewe fthe latest styles comprising Fine
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals, Ladies Bracelets
Necklaces, Breast Pins, God Pencil Gases Finger Rings
&c. Also great variety of FANCY GOODS selected by
one OF the firm IN the EuTopean markets consisting OF Work
Boxes Dressing Gases fine Fans Recue and other fancy
articles fine Scissors and Needles Table Knives and
Guns Pistols Revolvers, Bowie Knives Military Goods. &C.
&c, for sale at moderate pLces, by
iegl HYDE s. GOODRICH. Is Chartres st.
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no MOTHERs AND MARRlED LADIEs.

This extract of Saapaa been expressly prepared in
reference to female complaints No female who has reason
70 suppose she approaching that critical period The
OF is should neglect 70 take certain preventive
io any OF the numerous horrible diseases which females
gre subject At this time OF Life. his period may be DELAYED
for seral By using this meicne Eoris less vau,
Die Tor those who approaching wGanho0d az it ca
cnated to assist nature By quicken the blood and invgo
ang the system indeed this medicine il invaluable for
the delicate diseases to which subject II brac
the whole tysten reRews permanently the natural seegIs
2S removing the impurities of the body. lar stimuli
ting rs to produce subsequent relaxation which The casF
most medicines taken fO female weakness and disease
tsIns lew bottles OF thg medicine many severe aaa ps,urf
surgical operations may ba prevented
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TAKE NOTICE

E'E success which has attended the undersigned in dis
4 pensing ms many VALUABLE PREPARATIONS
throughou the United States and Mexico and from the
slant demand tor Them, has induced him take Office
Where he may be found all times and his Medicines he
procured Having had the advantage of studying with one
- he absst Physicians ,nd being also graduate of The
College OF Pharmacy, Philadelphia would beg leave to call
ne attention OF those afflicted with the following diseases
rheumatism N It's most aggravated caSei cured in from
ee to seven days; DyseneLy Diarrhua etc. relieved in
Anew hours AL diseases arising from the abuse of Mercury
ana OF delicate nature eradcated in few DAYS or no
csorSe Oice, no 50 BaGnne street, fourth door above
Common. Td253 ml DR ITN RI NICES
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GRAND DIVISION OF THE STATE OF LOUIS
IANA-At the annual election of the Grand Division,
Sons Of Temperance held the 23d of October ls4S the
following officers elected for the ensuing term
R. w. Powell G w P, delegate from Crystal Fount Di-
vision, Nod.
East Felciana.
Edwin l.. Lewis G. Scribe Liberal Division No. II.
Aremon Hill T, Pelican Division, No; l.
Rev; II Binn, G. Chaplain, Fountain Division, No IL,
William Watson, c, Pelican Division, No. l.
w. w Mc(arty, g s, Pelican Division. No l.
Lewis Dlard, P G w. Pelican Division, No. !.
The Grand Division adjourned to meet at their next quar-
terry meeting in Baton Rouge
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WATCHES-JEWELRY.

I'VE. maker and dealer in JEWELRY GOLDFISH
p,EENS, FANCY ARTICLES. aud WATCHES; & IL
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URPHY'S RESTAURANT
Bowling and Billiard Salonns-Nn Inn Er On, PC

STREET, NEXT TO THE THEATRE.
Suhscnher would respectfully inform his friends and
a. The pubic that he has made extensive ad u ~
dtlons TO Iis Establishment, rendering it the SssFA
most complete and desirable the city The y@sssssA
RLSTAUR RANT Will At all times he supplied IL -
with the choicest fare that the markets of the cy affod
IN style to satisfy the most astidous epicure Having
number OF spacious bedrooms with entire furniture ne
is prepared to accommodate BOARDERS, with or with
ont Lodging, by The day week or month Terms moderate
The billiard SALOON has been entirely refited
and vsers will ind the Tables and appointments of this es
Enlistment eqnal TO the city, and from their central
situation must continue to be The Billiard Saloon of the CITY,
The BOWLING SALOONS have been constructed with
great care and effort the part of the subscriber shall be
wanting to give general atiscion to his patrons, and
make his iiCnse worthy Of the most liberal patronage
tR The BAR, Is usual will always be furnished with the
best of LIQUORS. -"
dli 3m RICHARD MIIEPuY
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CANKER IN THE MOUTH

f. ow is account OF another child saved. Dr. Town
SaTsapara saved the lives of Thousands of chill.
dren The following two certificates selected from great
number received thus week.
Nzw YORK. April l, IS47
DR. DaseHd-Dear Sir! One of my children was very
sick with Canke in the Month and Throat attended with
great de5ty 1t came dying iobtaihed of your
excellent medicine and cured directly which assure
you sei very grateful. YouT, respectfully,
ELIZAEkEH Fowler ri Ds.brossess
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NEW YORK, Apn 2o, 1871
DR.. Tolcnsend-l verify believe that your SarsapaTia
has been the means through Providence, of saving life
have for several years had bad cough 1t BECAME
and At last raised lage GU lntes OF blood had
night sweats and greatly debtaed and reduced and
did expect live have only used Sarsaparia
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
in | am able to walk all the city. raise no
blood. and my cough has left You well imsa
that am thankful for these results Your oh G
VIM RUSSELL, % Catherine 81.
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JoHH BUTLER. Jr.

Dr. Townsend: Sarcpanla is sovereign and speedy cure
i9r lnolpent ConnIpon BeIenness pIolspsus Utef or
Eallng OF the Womb. CostiveBe4, Piles Iepchorrhna or
WHITES. DISTRACTED or difficult Mearruaton Inoontnenie
OF Drne involuntary dsoharg thereof general
prosfation of thesyztenno matter whether the result II H.
heen cause causes produced by gulaty nes or M-
odsnt Nothing can be surprising than ratrg
effects ON the human frame. Persons all weak ness and a-
studs from taking ct become robust snd full OF en-
egy under lts influence. II immediately countsscts
neryeleaanes Of the female fame which great Of
Dsrrenasss viii be expected OF u.s. cases of so de-
cae nature to exhibit certificates of cu1as reformed but
we can assure the afflicted that hundreds have bee
reported tons Thousands of where families a We be-
without children, after using few bottles this invaluable
medicine have been blessed with fine healthy offspring
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

;n townsend ls almost dali, receiving orders from p, -
cians In different parts OF the Union e'S Io"h rhys
the NV cery that we, the undersigned
lily 81 Albany, have in numerous cases
valuable preparations the market NC ohe oi the most
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EyTsJE TTSI EIwat

Dr Townsend. Eo having tassd hiz srsapara ia cases
OF Fi OF eouEEe never recommended it, and WIS sarpsed
70 receive the following from iuteseu and ectable
Farmer Of Westohester county
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- - egPDEAH, August Is, lBsi
Dr. I6onssn9-Deal airi have little sirl segsn ye 1.
OF age, who has been several years afflicted with Pits we
tired almost everything for her but without success at last
although we could ind our ciropla
Tor osses like hes, thought she very delicate
heath we wood give her Of youl asispara nd are
very glad we did for It only restored her strength ujshe
hiss had no return OF the Fits to zEeat pleasure Gsu
prise She fast becoming rugged aad heay fol which
We feel grateful. Your respectfully
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RHEUMATISM.

This is only of more than four thousand Of
rheumatism that DR.. Towpsend's SaTsappnla has cured
The most severe and chronic weekly eadcaed BY
its extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings ESQ, of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum, Blackwell Island the gentleman spoken OF
in the following letter:
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RESTAURANTS, &c.
FRANKLIN HOUSE.

-. lake end of .Ne,o Shell Ro1d
THE undersigned has Just refed and oDened the above
we-known and favoriie establishment; and in l7s=
tends to make IT. IN worthy of the pat k6sg
onage of his friends and those who wish enjoy ssA
pleasant drive to of the elegant and saubrous re-
treats the country The gardens and grounds will be kept
IN the best ORDER he will have bosts all times keep
his table supplied with the nny Tribe fresh fiom their ocean
home lie will also be at all times supplied with every de-
seHption OF wild game and all the decaces that the New
Orleans market affords together with choice liquors and
VINES with good lemonade for his temperance fends
Como one. come all " 1d2O 6ml DAN uICKOK =
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SMITHS HOTEL. Bayou Sara La
h2edtateLV fronting the Steamboat Landfng.
'1'RAVELERSg going up Ouaehta or Red River or com.
D. ing out OF said Rivers, viii find it to their advar
tage to stop with him, all the Beats stop at Bayou -
Sara. Horses, Carriages and ug2es always to hire kii
y2 ly T. d. SMITH. Propriei0T
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von ear Sir have the pleasure IN ;,f
hv ne IN OF nay Children have been cured ri The S
vev ,.e use OF y9uI excellent medicine They e aie
took then s ~,th eaa sores have taken on four b3
ton. Yo1rs ,aeran,fSeI myself under great oblgI
Ac
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SARSApARILLh.
DIR. TOwNsEND's sARsApARnLa


WONDER IND BLESsLJvG of THE AGE.
The Most Extraordinary Medicine Ia the World
THIS EXTRACT Is PUT UP IN QUART BoTrLEs-IT Is sI5
TIMEs CHEAPER AND PBEAsARTER, AND WAR.
RANTED SUPERIOR TO ANY s0LD. IT
CURES WITHOUT VOMITING PURe-
ING, sICKEETNG OR DEBILI-
TATING THE PATIENT.
ENHE great beauty and superiority ofthls Ssapaa
Il all other medicines is, that while it the dis
ease invigoates the body 1t one of,, very best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known; it only puriies the whole system and
strengthens the person, but 1t creates new pure and rich
blood power possessed by other medicine. And in
this lies the grand of its wonderful success Ii has
performed, within the last five years than Io0 600 cures
of of disease 1T esst Is eco considered In
durable II has saved the lives of than GGI children
during the two past seasons.
10000 cases of General Debility and want of Ner.
vous Energy.
Dr. Townseuds Sarsapari invlgorstes the whole system
permanently To those who have lost their muscular energy
by the effects of medicine iudscreton COMMITTED youth
the excessive indulgence of the passions and brought on
general physical postIaOn OF the system, aude
want of ambition iantng sensations premature decay am
decline fastening towards that fatal disease Consumption
can be entirely restored by this pleasant remedy This Sarsa
parlila is far superior to any
INViGORATING CORDIAL.
As and nygorstes the system, gives activity the
limbs and strength to the muscular system extra
CONSUMPTION CURED.
Cleanse and .Strengtken. Consumption be cured
Bronchitis, Consumption, LiUer COMPLAINT, Colds
Catarrh, Coughs .9shga Splitting OF Blood Soreness
of the Chest Hectic Flush, Might Sgcats Difficult
Prqse ErpecorGti0n Pain in the Side, Sc, hsoe been
md lar
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SCROFULA CuREn
THREE CHIT ny

ms ceuhcate conGiusvey proves that This sarsanprl,
~ ect control over the obstinate dise1.a ~ IL ~ h9
'' pe'"oh' cured IN one house is Unprecedented
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vasHe ta. , Or Townends ssyapaIa have in
a eaiea tneir stnti great R6me4y far FDojcy
snu nae copied our bills and circulars Which rais y;
Gonphs OF women. VOID for word-OtITr men ,bo ar,
nave since the great success of Dr. TownSerds
90 IN complaints incident 10 females recommenSsd
ai pi previously they did not number OF thesa
%tues fis, etc. injurious To females q. H. tese
Vae disease and undermine the constitution - e' aks'a-
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PELICAN DIVISION, No. 1-Mees every Wednesday even
ing halfpast o'clock at their hail. of Common
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TEAS TEAS !-72 Canal Street
Agency of the NewYor Canton Tea COMPANY

TX Canton Tea Company.
n .8merlca-Principak EStGb-
u Men York.
DMp NY hos hoan ,nnruiaI.
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West Of like character
OswEso, Michigan, Oct. e. 1877
DR.. TouRsend-Dear Sir: sled for niy wife two
bottles of sarsapana Of your agent Mr. kicNa of Kala
ed To frs se it Appeared to the blood aud every
Ohe day when the Gs and fever appeared they
yois at and before she had finished the bottle she en-
tireF relieved and she much better than she had been
bef- she took the ague lady thai had been very sick
wit chs and fever hut had broke them with qunine ana
very weak and distressing s,sts and Died
din ely with the ague cake the effect that ed
wife, she and procured few bottles and it re-
st0 her in few weeks to complete health. Your sarsapa-
Wes and if you think that this communication will be OF
use on are at liberty 10 use ii as you choose
YOurs, respectfully. CHARLES H. SWAIN.
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BLkCAwELL's ISLAND. Sept. Il. 1Si7.
DR.. o5orseHd-DeaI Sir: ! have Suffered terribly for
nine years with the Reum as; considerable Of the time
Goa'o n9t ea'1 s,fep o. va naa me "tos. sng
bottles of your sarsaparla, and they have done
than thousand dolars' worth of coed mucn bet
teindeed, entirely relieved. You liberty use
this for the benefit of the afflicted. Yours, respeculy
CtrA.ss
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DEVOTED POLITICS. LITERATURE AGRICULTURE FOREIGN and DOMESTIC News W MARKETS. And MNRM NTHW
IN

4 won't, on one condition. said Mr.
Smith, whose words were scarcely cohe-
rent, 50 strcisgly Was he convuised with
laughter
What is that?'
you must become tetotaller.'
Can't do that replied Mr.. Jnes.
Then | can't promise
Give me day Or two to make up my
mind
Very well. And now good by; the sun
is nearly down, and it will be night before
| get home
And Mr.. Smith shook hands with Mr..
and Mrs Jones, and hurriedly retired, try
ing, but in vain, to leave the house in a
grave and dignifed manner. Long be-
fore Mr.. Jones had made up his mind to
join the tetotallers, the story of his taking
toll was all over the town, and for the next
two or three months he had his own time
of it, After that, it became an old story.
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MISCELLANY.
TAKING TOLL.
BY T. s. ARTHUR.


Mr.. Smith kept drug shop in the little
village of G., which was situated few
miles from Lancaster. 1t was his custom
to visit the latter place every week or two,
in order to purchase such articles as were
needed from time to time in his business.
One day, he drove off towards Lancaster
in his wagon, in which, among other things,
was gallon demIon. On reaching the
town, he called first at a grocer's, with the
inquiry.
Have you any common wine?
How common?' asked the grocer.
About dollar gallon. l want it for
antimonial wine.'
Yes; 1 have some just fit for that, and
not much else, which | will sell at dol
lar