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New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01
RAILROADS,
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXis
RAILROAD COMPANY
CHANGE OF TINE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES

On and after May the Coast Accommodation
Train will leave Canal street depot daily (SundaTs
excepted) for Ocean SpriI gs and intermediate sta
tons at BIS p. NJ arriving at Ocean Springs at
r. NJ. Returning, leaves Ocean Springs at A. NJ;
arrives at New Orleans st $50 A. N. E1Gurs On
tickets good for three davs all points.
Special Sunday excut sion tic kets, good only oG
day of sale, will be issued d. following rates
To Bay st. Louis and return. ...............S 81 -
To Pass Christian and turn............... = 90
To Mississippi City and return. .....-..... 80
To Biloxi and return Observation-Disclosures. = Is
To Ocean Springs and return. 3 90
To East PascagOula and return. ........ 5 -
Sunday evenings train leaves Mobile at p. VI
arrives at New Orleans at about ~ P. N.
4. H. SCRANTOH
General Superintendent.
X. P. SHUrE,
ap3o General Ticket AgrGt.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

MONETARY.

OpPICE OF THB DAILY espVSLICAN.}
"WEDNESDAY EvKSISG, April 50, 1873.
The money market continues quiet and easy
and the offerings at the banks fair, and on the
street moderate. The few transactions reported
are at the subjoined figures. We continue to
quote first class paper, with or without c"llat
erals eTlO h. cent = snnum AL l2G-, second
class -al8, first class mortgage paper a 10,
and second class IL.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

District Court of the United States of America for
the District of LOuisiana-NO. 1l6l.
Dye. Z. GIRARDEY & CO., AUCTION
ID eers-Office No II Exchange place.-OE
THURSDAY, May !! 1873, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at
the Merchants ald AuCtiOneers' Exchange On
Eoyal, between Canal and CTstomhOuse streets, in
the Hon E H. Duiell judge of the District Court of
the United States of America fOr the District OF
Lou; siaAA, sitting in bankruptcy dat sd eighth OF
May. 1872. will be s1ld by public auction he follow
ing described property, to wit
l. CERTAIN PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND,
laid out by Ele Beauregard, and designated III the
plan thereof as the western pat Of lots Mes 4 and
of square No 40, measuring % Il e. ftUIj on
Africa street, by l26 feet along st. Charles street,
toget her with all the buildings and improvement >
thereon
IA CERTAIN HALt Lot OF GROUND in that
part of the city of Baton Rou.r laid out by +.
Beauregard being the west lIaf OF lot No 5 of
square No. 38, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon.
8. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND IL that
part of the city of Baton Rouge laid out ~ Ehe
lots Nos ! and 10 of square Nc SO tog' ther with
all the buildings and improvements the con
The decree of the court ordering the sale OF the
above describe d property directs that ne same be
freed from a II lncuHi orances and the assignee act
ing the Off -r of the court, will convey OF ly
in bankruptcy ard by the aforesaid order OF court
Terms ui Sa'e-Cash on the spot at the moment
of adJuclUation, and purchaser to assume pay
ment over and above the price of adj udication, of
all the taxes which the property may owe up to
the day OF sale
Acts vi sale at tie expense of the purchasers
before VI. GtrnOn, notary public.
ap9 l9 20 30 nv
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

EXTENSIVE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON ITALIA,
BETWEEN TCKOUPITOULAS AND NEW
LEvEE STREETS, WELL SUITED FOR MANU-.
FEATURING INTERESTS, FORMERLY KNOWN
AS "RTCE'S BAKnRY"
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

KEY vES--Steamsh!p Havaua-2520 SKIS corn 20
sls oats 2l70 b'!s our 300 bbs $50 tcs lard 30
pkgs mdse
PENSACCLA-Schoonar Dawn-SN axis corn l35
bbIs tcur 80 obs PORK 10 bbs rOsia bags coffee
b5ls oil and suudries
CRoNsTADT-Shp scranton-3787 bales cot
ton
NEW YORK-Steamship Metropolis-5o4 bales of
cotton $50 bales moss IS htgs wool III bass papAr
stock 3 cases drugs He hides l0i Dds hides 4,
bales hides 81 Pkgs metal
CRONSTADT-Bark Polykarp-l2O5 bales cotton
LIvERPOOL-SLIp Anna Camp-3733 bales cotton
IA
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

North German steamship Germania, Hebich. from
Hamburg 2sth uitlmo, via Havre and Havana.
to Williams, Rupert &co-4th district an
British steamship jamaican, from Vera Cruz. to
PM FarwO0d-lth district
Spanish bark san Lorenzo, Pages, days from ha-
vana in ballast, 20 Fatjo Aeo-Point
Spanish bark VITtuOSa, Judo. days from Havana,
in hea5I, to PUG Bros-POint
Spanish bark Aurora, Baratan, l. DAYS from Hava-
na in ballast, to PUG BrO5-POIut
TOvBCATs.
Calhoun. Wright, from the Passes-rowed down
ts the bar 2oth instant, barkS Maria Mercedes
ard I.rcv and brig Lena-Brought up barks
yirtUosa. san Lorenzo and Aurora
STEAMBOATS,.
Glencoe Calhoun from ST LOUIS
Frank pargoud. White. from Argyle Landing
Southwestern Jacobs from Shreveport
John Howard DesmUkes from Little Rock
OUTSIDE THE BAR-BoCGD IN.
British steamship Alabama, Flint from G,aa 5ox,
April ? via Cardiff 10 4 N!ier &c0-
Ship Scoto M;tcaell, from Ltverpoo. March 5, 20
MASTER
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01
Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY,
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Thursday, May |. 1873. )

Steamship Ha Pennington. for Key Wes.
Steamship Metropolis Nickers0n, for New York
Ship Anna Camp. Gardner for Liverpool
shin < c Scranton Waec.er for Cronstadt
Norwegian bark Polyka!p, Eilerstein, for CIon
stadt
Schooner Dawn Theslev for Pensacola
S,oop r Crocker, Latham, for key West
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

ASSIGNE.'S SALE IL BANKRUPTCY.
IN THE MATTER OF WILLIAM CCDE, BANKRUPT
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01
BANKS AND BANKING,

INTEREST ON DEPOSITS.
CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA.
This bank will issue TIME CERTIFICATES Of de-
posit, bearing interest at the rate of FOUR PGR
CENT per annum for SIX mouths CT longer and
THREE PER CENT per annum for sherter period
not less than two months frzl 3m
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01
DY q. e. GiKARDEY * CO.-ACCTIO

District Court of the United States OF America for
the District ot Loui5ana-No. l22l.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

AsSfGNEE's SALE OF VERY VALUABLE SECOND
DISTRICT PROPERTY,
Comprising that large and substantial brick build
ing known
THE BANK OF LOUISIANA
Forming the corner OF Royal and Cont street.
THE THREK.sT0RY BRICK DWELLING NEXT
ADJOINING DESIGNATED By THE
NO. 80 CONT STREET.
IN THE MATTER OF THE BANK Os LOUISIANA
IN BANKRUPTCY.
United States District Court for the District of
Louisiana-NO. 1856.
DY C.. E. GIRARDEY q CO., AUCTION
ID eers-Ofice No Il Exchange pace-THCRS
DAY, May l. 1873, at twelve O'Clock NJ, will be sold
GERS Exchange en- Royal, between Canal and Gus
romhouse streets. BY order of the assignees in
bankruptcy, and in pursuance OF two DEGREES of
The Hon. Z. H. Durell. Judge of the United States
District Court for the District OF Louisiana, SIT
ting IL tn, matter CT the bankruptcy of the Bank
IouisiaI No. L 55, rendered March 81, 1873, aud
afEilo, 49, the following described and very vau
aCI. property, to wit
/ TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
in the square bounded by Royal, BIeuvllle, and
Donti streets and Exchange alley and measuring
i39 feet ! inch front on Royal street l3a feet II
inches on the rear line, by depth and front OF "
act on Cont street. and between parallel lines,
toner with all the building and improvements
ti.gr-pL rights, ways, etc. thereunto belonging
any wise appertaining. The said property
rmerly used q banking house by the late
Bank &C louisiana The Improvements comprise
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01
Stocks of Produce on Hand This Day.

We are indebted TO Mossrs. Burke, TrepagnIec
Co. Tor the following
NEW ORLEANS, May / 1878.
STOCK THIS DAY.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND AND EXTENSIVE MAN
UFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT ON MAGA-
ZINE STREET AND LOUISIANA AVENUE.
AsSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
ISTaE MATTER OF JOHN CUDE, BANKRUPT

District Court of the United States of America for
the District Of LouIs.ana-NO. l21.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

SALE OF STOCKS FOR ACCOUNT OF THE SUC
CESSI0N OF EDWARD BARNETT, DECEASED.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01
Bv Charles E. Fortier.

BLACKSMITH TOOLS, BOILERS, ETC.
srCcEssIoS OF ". HOOD SMITH.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

District Court of the United States of America for
the District of LOusiana-No lSl5.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

IN THE MATTER OF THE BANK Of LOUISIANA
IN BANKRUPTCY.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITION OF Rouse AND
LOT NO SO MARKET STREET..
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM COSNORS.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01
COTTON STATEMENT.

Stock on hand August 81 l3~2........... osS
Arrived since last statement...... s 31j
Arrived previously 265 i5-l ,2-o .
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01
AssrGNEES' SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

m THE MATTER OF FREDERICK B. JuSTUS
Bankrupt
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

United States District Court for the District of
LOuisiana-NO. 1856.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

ASSIGNEF'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN THE MATTER OF JACOB YOUNG, BANKRUPT.
District Court of the United States of America for
the District of Louisiana-NO. ll6l.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

Sc ond District Court of the parish of Orleans
No. 30 40.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

THE THRER,sTORY BRICK DWELLING NEXT
ADJOINING. DE>IGNATED By THE
NO, 80 CONT STREET.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-03

From tho shcrm2n Patricia

LFruu tlo Sutthl vi iulllNhl
On lat Sunday night between mid
night and morning, one solomon
Silas Ccolorcd), entered the house Of
one Mir. Bell, near Farmersyille .aLd
attempted violence upon the person OF
Mrs Bell. Mrs. and Mr.. Bell being in
the same bed a light ensued, Che negro
combating the Bells Mr.. Sell
being Il small man was physically
unable to defend himself and wife.
The wife escaped aud ram some litin-
bred yards In Tie direction Of her
est ncighbog, during which time the
negro had 80 disabled BELL Chat he ptr-
sued the womanuunteuuptcdly, over
took her and treated her most shame
fully, she being unable to deicnd her
self or run, as She expected to become
nother i'll u very short time.
On Monday morning Solomon was
duly arrested and-tried before Esquire
Aston and committed to Jail. On We'd
ncsday night some Two hundred citi-
2ens Of Collin county visited the Jail
ana informed Sheriff Bush that they
had two prisoners to commit to Jail
The sheriff opened the door for the adj
mission Of the prisoners, when they
Immediately deman led ,he said Solo
mon They overpowered the sheriff
took solomon out, and early this morn
ing, Thursday, August Ast he was
found hanging to the limbs Of an elm
tree near fUrmersvilie.
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CORRESPONDENTS,

National Park Hank, New York; lloat-
mon, savings institute, ~ Louis iorklns,
Swrusan x 20, Now orleans; hall, llulchins
4 Co. Galveston, Texas; First National Bank,
GALVESTON, roxas; First National Bank,
Houston, Texas; q. Y, Johns Co.. Austin
Toxins, Raymond 4 Whites, Austin, Texas,
Hours ntlm y "a, m. to- b u, m, NdNw
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THE W EEKLY HERALD,

THE WEEKLY HERALD wll De pub
nshod oyeiy saturday morning. Suhnrrp-
lion, $3.50 per Rnuum Sion ill ,IiS ln9lglsl
noya1Iu IN advance, No Fuh9enptOn taken
iorp ,e,,, period than six months
Advertisements inserted 10 the raip OF II ~
nSr sutlurr for thc htst ins gtiOn, and % cents
fOrpach sub ipqu1Nt ius3rtlon
The following are ourndYcr'lsIng rates III
a.,
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The copartnership which has existed be
tween j. NJ. ThufmOnd and ira G. Mitchell,
In the practice Of Inv, has been dissolved by
mutual consent. Business ON hand Will he
closed Jointly. j. NJ. THURMOND.
IRA G. MITCHEELL
Ny Office will remain with Judge Thur
mnild until the pOstoflice Is moved to Austin
street, when II Will he next door TO the Post
Office. IRA &. MITCHELL,
Attorney al Law.
Dallas. August q. lsTa, l06du
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having become TOO ramped for
wewilma asacnce
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r.sslNG AND lNsus ICE.
TVWTWU NVU w IN7IIII'uI,
A.. q, JORDAN, R, - AuNsPAuGI,
President Cashier
TYBANK Of DALLAS
aHffH-
~ sIwFyAV GNkn nQN.
oAPErAL a2So,Ooo.
DIRECTORS.
4. O. JORDAN, LR, CourS,
w. L. HuaHEs, &C. SLAUGHTER.

THIS institution, chartered ny the leRlsla-
lure of the state .Of Texas, VIII commence
oprrRiion June /, tS,a, and via do general
b. nliug, eXehnigr, and collection business,
win discount ilut clnss paper al ronSnahle
rntps: rrceiNp deposits subject To cheek ~
Nght, and issue hillsol gNn'mngepn we prln.
oip1l' citlos of The United Stats. Rpmlttaneca
mado Ia all The leading cities ol Europe.
HpeciM attention given To the collection OF
natts tyats, etc., throughout the state aud
elsewhere The business Of banks, merchants
and manufacturers solicited,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-03
FoIs SALE.

Jss O u rte = - "a - q.
~ by 200 feet. on Commerce street, near
the Methodist Church. for sale or rent, In
Gliding good well, cistern and residence;
also, about $3.50 worth OF furniture. For
terms apply TO w. A. TERRY, OF Jellfios &
Terry. iStltf
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r,hn Nnnrnntinc.

From the Galveston CommcrclalI
We are satisfied that we speak
the sentiments of nIne-tenths Of the
citizens of Galveston when we say
that there is no present occasion for
the establishment Of quarantine, The
local health Of New Orleans justiiieS
no act that will prove a serious detri-
ment to commerce and the general i'll
terests of the community.
The telegram Of The President OF the
New Orleans Board Of Health, which
we published yesterday, should have
been satisfactory. But we learn that
the Health Officer of Galveston, DR.,
pectc, declares his intention to put
quarantine in force Monday noon, and
will keep it up until there is not case
OF yellow fever in New Orleans. How
is this to be learned unless The Health
Officer himself pays u visit to New Or
leans and sees the last ease securely i'll
tered?
This interruption to commerce is a
very serious affair at this time, aud
shows the absolute necessity of Il Board
of Health to determine such matters.
We had hoped that this quarantine
business would be ut an end to-day by
otiieial notification to our citizens and
the outside public, but are disappointed.
When quarantine is enforced, and Cal
weston suffers, as undoubtedly she will,
there Will be many an outburst OF feel
ing against guarantees.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-03

THE Graphic balloon is to start ON or
before the 10th of September, but the
various adventurous gentlemen who
were willing to risk their necls MS pas
sengers are doomed to Disappointment.
In order to reduce the expenses Of
making the balloon from $4,000 to
$4,000 it has been necessary to make
the gas bag of muslin instead of silk,
and this fabric, with its seven coats of
varnish, will be so heavy that about
1000 pounds of ballast and half the con-
templated number of aeronauts will
have to be dispensed with. The only
persons who are TO go are Prof Wise,
Prof. Donaldson, q reporter OF the
Graphic, and q nleteorelo2is. The III
creased weight OF the balloon has I'M
ducedthc making ofthe carl in sections,
so that in case u contingency should
arise for less ballast, the car could be
taken apart and pitched overheard,
and the aeronauts lake their places in
the boats, which are to be suspended
below the car. Prof Wise is OF the
opinion that he can reach the shores
of Europe in forty hours, If the wind
is propitiops, though the time given
out is seventy hours. 1t II apt to be
more than less most people viii think.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE.

The beautiful frame dwelling Of Colonel
Owens, situated on Cottage lane, between
Harwoud aud Pearl streets; six rooms IN the
house; two good wells lasting water; force
pump and hfty feet of hose; fine young Or
chYrl OF choice fruii good stable; house
built under the owners supervision, anu OF
the best materials; q, acres OF land. Also,
fns business lot on Film street, east OF Ten
thai Railroad II desired, the furniture
tnearly newt viii he sold with The house.
Parties can src Colonel Owens ut the house,
or the undersigned ut his Office, on Elm street
one door west of Episcopal church,
1871 GEO. W. BAYLOR.
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Enrli.h Fen,nlc nlttcrs,
Womnn.s Mciienl Ad,iser.

giving Causes, symptoms anu Treatment OF
an ordinary female complaints. A book
needed by an mothers and siclsly females.
Price y cts, Address rs above. l2ld&wlm
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-07-09
The Story Of Rodgers.

One of our family papers breaches a
strong temperance sermon, by simply tell
ing the story of woman who, after strug-
Cling with the preternatural strength of a
loving wife and mother for years against
the demon of drink that possessed her
husband, conquered It, and made him once
again free man. In his last illness,
brandy was prescribed, which he was
strong enough to use only as a medicine;
but after his death she turned to it il her
grief, and died, not many months later, a
hopeless, helpless drunkard"
Let us tell companion story, as true as
this, but of as different a complexion as
daylight to night A few years ago, on
any sunny morning, heap of filthy rags
might be seen stretched on some of the
bales of a paper warehouse in neighbor-
ing city, with strong smell of stale to-
bacco and whisky hanging aboutit Turn
ing it over (Which you could dc as though
it were log, any time after ten O'Clock in
the morning), you would find the swollen
purple face of what had once been hand
some young man, but therewas little hope
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-07-09

among professional men was $50 in 900
merchants, 480; artisans, 40, and I'M
skilled laborers, 34S only.
"A statistical enthusiast in the Brook
| lyn Eagze has been reducing the directory
of that city to its component elements He
discovers some amusing condolences.
There are 1900 Smiths, 81 Browns, 381
Johnsons, 1913 Macs, 8 Beechers, IL
Talmages, Cuylers, and 6 Scudders.
There are Corns and 10 Cobbs, 81 COT
fms and no body, or burials. There are 500
Whites, "a Blacks, 147 Greens. The sea-
sonable character of the work is appar-
ent from the fact that 80 persons are Fan
ming themselves. There are 1 Fall, 3
Springs, II Summers and 10 Winters.
There 10 but single Straw, but 10 va
rieties of Hay. Brooklyn contains 10
Lords, 10 Dukes, 175 Kings, Princes, 20
Earls and several persons of Blood.
There appear to be % BARRIERS to shave
10 Bears. There are 81 Popes and only
3 Priests. There are 40 Bishops. There
is not one ship, although there are rs
Seamen Altogether, Brooklyn seems to
be as well supplied with names as she is
with churches.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-07-09
FACES AND FIGURES.

The Delaware peach crop is estimated
at 2, 1S3, 730 baskets.
The census shows that there are 35,-
S14 more men than women in Wisconsin.
The whole number of newspapers,
magazines and other periodicals now pub
lished in the United States amounts to
GIGS
A correspondent of the New York
Journal Of Commerce says twenty-one ma
tional banks, with capital of over ST.
100000, had, up to the LIST of January last,
failed, and al but half a million dollars
of their circulation had been redeemed.
Here is the way the people of the
United States are divided in respect to
their employnlents:
In professions and personal service 1854, 793
In trade and transportation. ISL, $40
In manufactures and mechanical indus
lrlee. S,fo! ,4Sl
Total .............. .12, 57a, 2s5
"A gentleman addicted to scientific in
quiry, has discovered that thirty-three days
complete the cycle of the potato-bug gen
Grafton; that 700 of the critters are the
average product of one female, from which
the family grows in the second generation
to 235 900, and in the third to 85,700,000.
There are not cyphers enough in any ex-
listing type foundry to express the number
in the tenth generation.
Washington, according to recent
statistician, is the name applied to 147
American towns and villages, exclusive
Of the national capital Iowa has A of
these, Ohio 80, Pennsylvania 10, New Jer-
sey 8, Missouri 4, Arkansas g. Alabama q
and the following seventeen States one
each: Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont
Massachusetts,, Connecticut, New York
Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Mich
gan, Illinois, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Ten
nessee, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas
Medical statistics of the late war show
that the ratio of unftness for army life
was 400 in 1000 among persons engaged
in indoor pursuits, and only $40 in 1000
persons of outdoor callings. Taken by
trades and professions, it appears that OF
Journalists, 74o in 1000 were disqualified
physicians, $40; clergymen and preach
ers, 664; dentists, $40; lawyers, 545; tail
ors, 473; teachers, Ass; photographers,
451 mercantile clerks, 416; painters, 392
carpenters, 1888; stone-cutters, 376; shoe
makers, 1862; laborers, 1853; farmers, $50
printers, 355; tanners, e16; iron-workers
1S9. The average ratio of disability
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-07-09
Counting among English Emigrants In
Australia.

Chow did you manage to win her affec-
tions so quickly, Dan? The receipts
worth knowing" ooh, that was simple
enough" replied he. "The first night I
arrived at the lodging house in Auckland
| found myself sitting next to young
woman at supper, who, soon found, was
one Of the newly arrived emigrants [
looked her over, and found she was a
round, strong, cheery-looking lass with
laughing face, and thought she'd do [
didn't know how to go fooling around
her-as am certain you would have
done, Sir no ofense to you-but just
spoke word or two with her, and when
we came out into the passage gave her a
squeeze and kiss. Says she, How dare
your Says [, L want to marry you, my
DEAR Marry me?' cries she, laughing.
why, | don't knowy ou.' No more do |
know you, my dear, SO that makes it all
fair and equal She didn't know how to
put clapper on that, SO she only laughed
and said she couldn't think of it. Not
think of it, says |, artful-like, mot when
you have come all these thousands of
miles for that purposes? What do you
mean?' says she. staring Come, now,'
says /, don't tell me; I know what's
what. When man emigrationizes, it's
to get work; when a woman emigration
ICES, it's to get married. You may as
well do it at once Well, she giggled
bit, and we were spliced two days after
ward -
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-07-09
Temnerance Medicines.

If YOU would patronize true Temperance
Medicines, scientifically prepared by skilled
physician, and by process the discovery OIL
his own, wherein not a drop OF rum WHISKY,
beer, or any.other alcoholic or fermented liquor
enters-use d.. Pierces Family Medsc7nes
They do not manufacture drunkards as do the
various ''Cordials,'' ''Tonics," sElixirs' and
"Bitters'' of the day. Golden Medical Discov-
cry Is nutritious, tonic, Alternative or blood
cieanslng, and an unequaled cough remedy.
rleasant Purgative Pellets, scarcely larger than
mustard seeds, constitute an agreeable and re-
liaple physlc, Favorite Prescription remedy
lor oeDllltated females, while his DR.. Sage's
Gatarrh Remedy is known the world over as
Tue greatest specific for Catarrh and 'Cold in
the HEAD ever given to the public 90
IT frequently happens that a farm will
not DIVIDE well among children; there is
trouble in making an equitable distribu-
ton OF the property. In such instances it
is well to consider the subject of life in
surance. For small sum paid annually,
a large amount of ready money may be
left to the widew or daug hter at the period
of ones DEATH and they will be Just as
independent as. the sons who divide and
keep the farm. This suggestion is we'll
worth needing by thousands who are in
terested, and we commend them to the
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