New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-30

81. houi' AsP"' 49,
from the tacetlous II. "A. fecK' VINO has
been visiting this city incog. and In fun. Mr.
Grunewald will be surprised to learn that
" +.ony Tho b,,o..-
nall ou' Ao 0'
writings OF MI. Iech arc J"'r nv" attract
ing considerable attention. May ne I'VE TO
he a bushel and publish an almanac:
Npv OpIE.Ss. November 6. 1919
EDITOR S' LOUIS
have given up tuo saio ~ 10y paVen0
| Egyptian COTTON worm ucstioy Ine ma.
chine tor the pFesen!; anu ~ II now hlVed
IN the Exposition cui,lns ~ IL. , eiIy. IL
will have moral influence IN hetplhg Inc
mo!h anu SENS 70 mo 7 read once tho
atbors "a a silver lining TO every cloud"-
wish i had said ..pocketbook." Money in a
c,oud hank isn't available. Have been
oh,;@ad to enter the lecturing field again
lie NV neers. Wilkie Collins and Froude.
| O. rn. y 80 Stow on arriving here nv ha.
" INNS familiar at the newspaper offices
s;tt;nr on hour or two every dav with ths
ed;.nrs 'oben thew were writing editorials
so .bot ,bav m;yht form favorable imDras'
Co. of mo 7 have the entree TO the leadinr
Ibis bara and find the members all trumnS
H. ;ndncad a nnmber of c1t1zens TO maka
| an nroant anneal TO me TO aDpear before
| tI1e nnhIic. and had it dated at one Of the
cInbroons 70 rive if a striking effect,
"
THE URGENT APPEAL
Rooms - GLIB,
ne" ofeaus No'e""ei o. 4o'0.
Mr.. l. x Peck-hespected Slr:
In the present detected state of our city,
any new sensatio IN VIII tehu 70 restore puo-
~ io Do-,a,haratod tho nama of ..paol,v 4anlo
nS: -. Io,,;S;o A. 49,. 60 A4o.
Ileeouli " us hn aio".r;eaa " h1 .ihno aio
Pi"oo 10y W. w ~ 'ooA oA'-
4u IaH c;.h 1o,o,,h S,,;.h Io v:..
, oonH S.'1;.H IL" U,.,;.I s, 'olli.n,
- ' -A"AI
o'neis ,,, ,,o,>rs, .e,o,,,r
LIE oA "o
Messrs Many others ana smith;
Put it down for Friday hight at Grune-
wald's Hall. Tickets at all the music stores
ElOquence battery turned on at eight
o'clock. Set bottle of Bourbon under the
stand. Where can / borrow a spike-tai
coat! l. X. PECK.
published, of course there was considerable
of an audience, but there would have been
good many more if they had come The
committee on tickers finding so MANY peo-
pie personally acquainted with me. issued
dead heads enough to fill a whole country
church, SO my net profits over expenses
were only about enough to paw borrowed
money to each of the Smiths The steno-
grapher OF New Orleans was unfOrnlr atelv
sick at home with the dengue fever SO tbe
morning papers only had a synopsis of nv
effort As it is important that If shon1d he
published, here is the verbatim of ali hail
can now rembember of the
1rCrrpp ~. ,,,,-,,,
roa;o, ~, C,.i
NItuIlctnHn-HlSfnrV
anu hctloh nave been served up TO yon
many '.nes upon the occurring table, and 1t
IS ll,ue 10 pass I'D the mlnce pie. Somebody
III lnlS inie iilseht audlehce may sneeringly
, ,elnaIh chal my supJect Is fiat; ii is thin,
p ba' ~ ~ iuil Oh meat anu 1t only remains to
oo seen "netnef l snail be dlshed before
cohclndlng. On the occasion of my last
effort. there remained to hear my conclu-
SION nve gentlemen, asleep, and a dead old
Guy II lne "n1le audience had retired
"oulo nave 1eit discouraged. II can't
occur this time, though, for the doors have
, 1nefe are many lecturers in the field $50
they say, but | never saw ona i, i. eo}al
lecturers male and female. tn +bn Ia.t,naI
81 the latter class many husbands present
have had free tickets-season tickets-bava
attended several courses myself In digest
ng the nllncepie subject desire to avoid
Two things: one is that of using LANGUAGE
ABOVE your capacity, and the other that Of
nincing matters So am in diIam,,a A
dilemma has two horns. bsyo hann -
before; it was at time when ali na.,,ro
smiled with a loving sweetness whan rnses
Tiolets and daffy-down d,lJ1as strnu,ad re,
ground beneath the stile on which Pos.nno
md your hOnored speaker sat cnnrar.;nr, =,
owing concourse; at such moment were
We simultaneously lifted to the seventh
Ia which unseen baa i ious oLlein-
ield. Suddenly thereafter Wa sno
tudylng botany from upon the .ronnd
But to return. The late uneartb,na1 of tho
Assyrian tablets in a pennsriua,,7o VI en
a'ne by Professor What's his name res
h l Tue hlnce pie existed long before the
leluge-because the same cunef,rm .naa,
ow head inscriptions haNa ha'''. anu ar
very mince pie since A.basb,un, ,o'nu On
nlnce meat of his enemies A'o0
Every old constitutional bnarder u;1, ,r,
reelate my introducing here the t,u.I;Sa
Hash is a p,o,s.du
ana R,a to to be hated needs but to be seer:
=. seen 700 OIL etc.
st Is endured and even embraced otaen
resented IN the gnse OF a mince oua
~ Is a curious fact that pies are mada.e
ants ana fhls reminds me that in &c
-, NY SUBJECT Tor dissection this even
liz d;a, upon baker. Feeling char
nrtI;n n7poEtu asked him if he kneadeA
nnt th,ns ne answered, Dough" levi
nlousln ' ;nfo oa cold In the head). He gar
anue5 informed me that his business
nd I;a ouI wen; he was piouslv inclined,
tile tine pt tn 10 o.f fte had been tloury; with
with current na' e we nevertheless kept plump
Is neighbors nor was cr ,str ssp 50 h on
non his cn,nna ialseu large family, but
II iii d" dsn u"naencng to call over the iamils
but To return. A mince MIC 10 y