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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

SRvYoRK Oct 8-BEKyEs-Tbe fresh offerings were 09 car, At
81 Weehswken
but Texans, of which there lO4
fe % q 10 price aud number Of carloads remained
Bnso ranged from 9l2 A. 70, 10 30
cw lzc 10 dress % n aud the Texans sold
from y 10. dreSs 50 H. ic y b. dress 90 r5
ybe Communpsw 43 Tor j. b. Hunter II
for l. Alexander cars Tor Caserhne cars for Hop
for Newton cars for j. N Co1kwrgh each
NJ. H. Hele and J. NEEDY, aud car for h. W. Gllett
Mcpherson sold for T. Newton l2I Ohio 70.
ewt. averegf. IT Ilsf0l2s4c per 10.
Seigel NJ LaueDsch sold for A. Catherine Ia Ohio
ewt average. at IL 2dl2i4c. per 10.
H. Neye sold for Needy 81 Ohio steers "a cw at IL
Fuller Msrtu sold for 100 Texans seant est
syersge TAI 2c NJ for j. Grouse 10 Kansas cattle Ga
at lO' ~ 70 dress 90 NJ aud for j. VoeseT 10 Ohio
Fitch Bis Tor T. Alexander 100 fat coarse Texans cwL
2alOc @ and ITO good Cherokee cattle, 62
The bundrdtb.s 80 cars for B. Ho,
ter Is for r. Reyno for COou Co, fr
Tucker Roe and KreAuy Burns, for r. G car
r. C. Easasn ,oB for Iuuter 365 Texans 64d5 ev Al,
7i9c No. to dress % 10 "a d. "a cNL at lei 10 Illinois
steers Sc cwt, at l04c
Aern Bureksrd for Tucker Roe so Illinois steer, est
sEtng al ii W y ~ " dre o. and for KshSGy Burn. lO2
Stat, steers aud ORES ~ vt average at lie & 10 SO -
the cot
GOLDSMITH Sehus. soa for r. Rerpo,ds 3O3 upoi, .sr,
Ga average, at about / c q 10 al round
w. Thompson for self and CO0n 80 Illinois steers 7iaas cwt At
lie 10 70 eess ~ b % do oW, at ll4dl2e and "a
A. wOoson ~. his account 81 csnadA steers 5 eu
al 81 re y n, TO dress 90 y.
II nc No. 10 dress 67 H. with Doe head oil and bad 80 State
wsefiTies W " Wood. bad cars, J. Scott - cas-, West
h.msr Dotr IL Campbell Eeslon 10 cant d. Jones
sart johnson Jennng esrsj g. Mcmillan and s. O. Wood
Sug can e.eb aid Ayraat and ueKeRber / car each
CHARLES Pagan s5d hoTehoase oh for ". " Woods POI
10 enpou cattle ~ ewt At 0i ~ STATE
O. MssaIas, - sst. 81 lossils = q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09
The following shows the monthly traffic Of the
27I.O63 90
s.eresse gross esruines FOR eight months. 81.
I,,,sase net eafnises fof eight months.
S922,52l IS
S34.9S0 Ia

uetr
Tie annual meeting of the stockholders of the
xy,,,er Union Telegraph Company was held to-
,l,y AT which the annual report of President OrtOn
vvas Submitted, bearing date June 80, 1873, and
making better financial showing than mad been
ssnegsHy anti lpated. We publish the report else
:, ,,.,. md 10 those Interested IN the stock OF the
Goapany, and those who contemplate becoming SO
which includes almost everybOdy-it Will repay
.areful perusaL The stock represented at the
election was $D,0OO,OOo. The following rather Van
Aerbilty ticket was elected without opposition;
William Orlon, James h. Banker, Alonzo b. Cornell
Harrison DurkCc, NOryiu Green, Joseph HarkeI EuWln
Z, Molaau Augustus Sche, W. X. ThOrne, =. Wander
Iat Prank work. Chester W. Chapln. Ezra Cornell Cy
m ~ Field Wilson q. Hunt, David Jones, O. LAYING
So 6f1rre II. MumiOrd o. II. Palmer George NJ.
P,,lu,ss r. s. Sanford, Hiram sibIey, John Steward,
A,res TsyIor W. H. Vanderbilt. W. X. Vernilye Il. b.
Mescy siiinnan Witt T. ID. Worcester. For Inspectors
~ ElocuOn-Ge0rge b. Prescott Leonard Cox, William
The Philadelphia Stock market is dull Pennsyl-
xania Sixes, lO5 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
IS; Reading R.iIrOsd. G2.; Pennsylvania Railroad,
81 G0la.ll9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North KiO,r ve,"" and Ra0rOad.

Orr s15 pkg, Ashes pkgs BeessaI 80 bales Broom Corn 81
hb Copper 55l7 Cotton 1870 b foq 346 ~
wheat XXI 0 bush Corn $40 bph Oats 74S7 bush Rye
bnsh BARLEY 27S Grass seed l45 pigs Deh frn
Rrrs 81 bb Beans 446bags Fared % 6s Hemp l4 6les
cid ue 10 bs Hides Moss 1902 SIDES Leather obio
bb Resin 927 Spirits TuTpeane 9|6 6ols Tar ~ e' "a r
Reef 10 pks PORK A89 pkgs. Cut Meats go es Lau
pes Tslow SO pigs Grease $50 pkga sea1n ~ pigs Tea
ukgs Starch Rice bags ~ mus looaeoo' '
piss Tobseeo 81 bales " DOL, 404 bbl~ WHISKY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09
Glendinning, Davis a. Amory's closing prices We

Gold continues dull aud devoid of any speculative
interest. The heavy expectations OF domestic pro-
duee during the week, SSS7SOOO, and the lowering
of foreign exchange, may explain the weaker tone
sf the market to-day the most Of the afternoon
transactions being at lO9., and the range llO' ana
lo9.. with disputed quotation at 1lOs The London
news reported cOnsols and American securities with
out much change from yesterday and money ID the
open market on discount at 7-16 per cent. Inc
bullion which went into the bank on balance to-day
was f12OOOO sterling In the gold loan market the
carrying rates were A. g. 5, g. T. and To- per cent
the Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 III com lh-
terest and redeemed $4,000 called hVe-t"en'leS'
The days business at the Gold Exchange bank GOV
cred: Gold cleared, S&25@.OJO gold balances
81 2e5, lS5 currency balances, Sl4OO96' Ihe quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09
Eoan OMes.

MEXICAN 0FFICE-73j.-Utmost value
~ LOANED on Diamonds Ws.ches JeTer Syeryare lnlis
sh.s Laces Vaaabies VII buy. Established 1854
' J. H. BARRHGER 735 Broadway.
NO. ,367 BROADWAY, over Herald Branch,
R,o. gP,,or For LADIES' Brauch 1907 Broadway. Money
"'H'u W LISDO BRO's.
40 I1g BROADWAY, at II. b. MEL
~ yLLES Coral All store. DanOnis watches jew
cir, &C. &C. aud advanced required Ao
/ 1871 Brosdwsy Twenty eighth-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09

lowest of the day. The prominent shares dealt IN
were Lake Shore Western UDion Wabash, 81. Paul,
Pacific Mail, and Union Pacific. The opening high
sst lowest and closing prices of active stocks sold
TODAY were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09

lew loans were made I'M TIC money MaIhtI dI
7407 gold during the early forenoon but subsequently
the demand became more urgent, and Ill later trans
actions call loans commanded bonus OF l-l6@S-52a
per cent, with final business at lilo Prime com
lnerc paper moved on the basis OF u TO - per cent
Rank checks are vet at a discount against green
backs OF to J.. per cent.
Government bonds are strong and the late fun
prices are maintained, though the scarcity of bonds
naturally checks the volume of business. The mar
ket closes on the basis of ia TO ll5 for SOIs The
following are the quotations at the clase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNpsm Ion %y the he
Registered. interest per cent d sa $1,000
~ the office Of the Company No 90 Cedar
or Saie al 'ne o JoSATIAN EDWARDS, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09

NEw.YoRK STATE GOLD SKIES DUE Ioo''- 9iO''''O
for sale in sums to suit.
GwYNNE & DAY, 16 Waii-st'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09
Ausceuaueous.

ALL SKIN DISEASES, OLD ULCERS,
~ Erupons body whatever produced cured
b. Dr. FULLER Ohce No. ST. Grreawchst, near Frsukhn
CTANlMERING.-New- Stammerlng In
> situate lO7 .hris. reopenei Aag j. No pay l0r
bo,ri OF our services until cured Send tor Creuiar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09

The oatons an, Cotton store, ruunus 70 gsSu" NV
more than half GRADE below the grade quO'e
,.LEs PKKsRNT DELiyREN ~,
Toasv Last evening Iohi,
F,po,t ......,.......... 800 122 III
tCuSumpuUb. OVl Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09

PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
IL ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS. to-
THE OIL REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN. Trans
will leave Desbrosses aud Cort anitst Ferries:
$3.50 Bre Express daily except sa8dayl With Pullman Psror
from Philadelphia WhN1spOr Palace OE
City susbury, $40; Wlamsport $50, IOsk Hayea 055
Remove ll:lO iryinetOn sos Cory 60J; Rns, T45
irvueion and CORY OIL Allegheny R,sE
r. for the OIL Region Rne With Lake Shore K for al points
West
$3.50 Bre Mail daily with Pullman Palace Car nom sesYors
10 Erie Arrive Sunbp O20; Wihamport SlOs Lock Hsyen,
9.45 Remove, II lryneon, $40; 6;lO Ens, T:5S
p Connects Irvinetcn oil Aesbeay ~
Tor the Oil Region kre With Lake Shore r. oT oil ss
W. A. BALDWIN General SUpsnStsn1suL
D. ~ BOYD. IT, Gen Pasx Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09

NJ W SEkAI, NupenhEnlenG
PENNSYLVANIA RIA leave
Of Desbrosses and Corlandss follows
Rrpress HaDarg Pittsburgh The West and Sonth With Pah
Palace Car, attached, $3.50 m o. u and oSV ~ sahoS
gor wa,hnron and the South PehuVans Air Line
At a m 8 M. Sunday For Balunofe and NaSa
ipgton via b. L o. r. r., al $50 IN. daily -
Express Philadepha o. $50 1880 ., A. o. T. 1851
$50 apd ~ night. Sunday 8. z 1880 s5O aud m
For Philadelphia Remington at aud 6:lO y ~ su1dav
Bmigr.nt snd .eeontcl.n. T:05 p. m.
For Nerar. s. $780, Z. TAO. $40 O. 10 IL ~ N
$50 $40 $40 4.lO 4:3O $40. $40 $40 6lO $50
1880 $40 10. 1850 and IL night SUNDAY oi<V olO
w., Ki..t@tb g. 6:3O T. TAO s;lO g. 10 IL. N. IL
m /. 2 2:3O $40 $40 $40, 43O. $40 b:iO O. VdO.
$50 T. 100 $40 10 ll:3O aud IL plight Sunday o%O
o w, ' RSSssT. 8 $50 T. $40 O. 10 m. ~ m. 2
go $40 $40 4lO $3.50 $40 5:40. 6. $40 $3.50 T. 13O'
t:lO 10 and IL night Sunday $500. $40 aud $3.50
Woodbridge Perth AmbOy and 10 m 25o SAO 4'So
so1 New Bruns,tek aud $40 m IL $40. 4;l0, $50
G. 10 7:3O D. m II night sandaV. $40 and 1850 p~
For MIioae $40 m. IL ooen 4ilO ana oiZV N.
for Lanbervlle snd Flemng,on. 8 a a. and 81 n
For Philp.buu and Belyidere. 3 aud D. n ,o,a
Bordehio Burlington AID Camdea Aos s0o NJ
1890, .. 4, g. aad .; m
For Freehold z A. N, ard D. NJ ~, 49, D. =.
For J,msburg Psmberon Cazdsn n aed VIA eeh NON fsr
No 49, P =, h,or, Prom Pittsburgh $3.50 1925 6;35
D. M dv 5:22 1918 ana 800 p NJ aAD siespt a9eas,
F,om aud Baltimore sos ahd 40 400 and l0;27
o. ~ SUNDAY sos ud Gao FIog PhnesPnr 90 quo
$40 600 fOl5 ll;20 1888 2;lo SOP foo ooo di2o'
s:i4 1927 sssdsT b;2e SOB eiO o'So lV'zo ll'zoI
os., o2e 4s6 27l ga Brosdway No Ae Hsu,.,
~. 49, A. J. CAssATT, General Manager.
n NJ EoYp H. Gen. Pas. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09

Foreign Exchange was weak and lower, and the
beading drawers reduced rates to the following
quotations under the large number OF bids making
and sales were reported at concession;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09
EW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- FATT ARV tNCr,lFNT

Y
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing WEDNESDAY. Oct 2 1873.
LEAVE NEWlORK. PIER No. -. NORTH RIVER, foot %
Murrays by steamers Plymouth Rock aad Jesse Hort connecting
SANDY Hook with Long Branch and al stations this and
connecting Railroads.;
300 m-For Phideph long Brsnch Rel Bank, Tons River,
Wareovn Vinelaad Bndsst0n. int.rnelle statous.
Philadclpha Long Branch Rel Bank aud iDtsuDe
date stations for points Tacketon Railroad
400 For Long Branch RED Bank, Toms River Waetobn,
ARRIVING IN NETWORK;
9;40 m-From Long Branch, Red bAnk, Tons River Ware
tow sttuons..
l5 Phade phs Long Branch Rel Bank, Tons RIVER
Waretosu yneand Bdgenn and intermediate Stations Also f0oi
points on Tuckerton Railroad
6:2j m-Prom Phadehia Long Brknchi Rel Banh, Tons
River Waretorn, and utermei ate stations
Fare between NeN.lork and Philadelphia, only g. 20
Express freight trains betseen Aes-iorA AMI Philadelphia
Pier 8, ~ r., NeSYork
Pier 10. foot Of Waluutst Phladelrhs
Freight received until . O'clock n low r,tes
JOHN p COLE, GeE Fgeght and Pas Agent
p. p. FINCH. Agent, Pier No 3
SERA Supfrn lsut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09
Gtedmboats ano Railroads..

NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ LINE extraordinary inducements to excursion parties Tor the
great watering place Of America
LONG BRANCH
attention Of churches societies clubs picnic paTueS ke Is
called TO iolloN wing schedule of reduced rates:
Parties Of 30 nd less than 100, 81 80 round trip
Parties OF leo and less than 200, 81 20 round TIP
Parties Of 200 aud only 81 rolnd tnp
THE EAST END HOTEL,
fuller with It's besuiu lArn'
cooue grounds for the free use Of ercur
the reception Of permanent and Transient guess
Rooms meals at liberal rates
desirable location The beach FOR niormson appI
he Coapsn oes 30 Broads; A,tor House; Pier IS North
River loot Murray st general once Long Brunch
JOHN r. COLE
General Freight and Passenger AgeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN, AND HART
TRAINS IElXk HEM.YORK.

Trains for New Haven lave g 7Oj Veell sO5 hLl gVs
tAoen), 1000 (kr 1900 tAcn 90 lbLl 3lkK SoI
AsenG 3s and 5;l0 oes kI $40 lkr a9d 9l9 g. -
EIl ;55, 438 $40 6i35 $40 $40 Por ssmod 7il4
S05, 905, 1910 a 100 NJ 100. &23 Jlo, 500, Asa
4.45 6:l0 $40, 6s3j 7;2O. $40. $40
Port Chester IL :4Op IN
Boston via Springfield at 500 All lOOO 3Oo ana
S;l0 via Shore Line 1900 aud 9lO The $500 M.
loo $40 and 9ilO STOPPING stamford Nost aea buge
m. shore
Division and the Com VacJ
saybook The SO5 m 90 conaecG with ksshsvcn
and Northampton K at NewliAven SOJ a and lAOO soos
River II Springfield AMI 3OOp m for
Montreal The SO5 lOO 800 and 4S5 ne With k.sgs~
audth 300 D. with housatna
at 9;OJ M 3:lO. 10
Dsnbury NorSak ~ NorEah ini TIE tO3
m 80 and 5:IO NeS-Canaau Railroad at Stamfon
Sunday Boston Nal Trains 7:O5 via spnngae 9;lO N
via Providence
Dsiov Day snd Sisepngean Night BIZ
Ticket, can be purchased Ticket dice o. Company Grand ca-
m Depot or At n Transfer Co. ga Broadway T..
and No BTookyn who will also eaeek baggage from res
denoe o destination
For further information Of particulars hotels and
r. NJ REID. Genl Supt, NeS-ilaven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09
THE MARKETS.
,r.rlunr Ieuoreo iOr The TnisuSEl

ASURs-Tbe receipts TO-DAY Is ptgA Pots are ea5 WIZ
wni,ra irouiry; quoted 80 -. Pearls nominal -
COTTOS-Therc hsbeeRa demlud for Cotton Gu w -
nd G marc, Is am bu in pnces we Of 10 important Gauge
40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
ID mi gaagatuck RAJ roa1a Fare 81 Stsanes CATH
~ a, p noon and D. 10 fSupiar. eIrsgtell
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-04-05

.a"Johu Chinainan" does three 'fourths
of the washing of California. HIS Law
aiorles, are on every street. LIP lee,
Washing aad ironing, says the sign.
evidently the first production of some
amateur in lettering, Two doors above
is the establishment of Tong Wash, two
below chat of Iii Sing, Hip Tee and
fyo assistants are busy ironing. The
odor is- q trinity of steam, damp clothes
and opium. More Mongelian tongues
arc + heard from smoky -recesses
in the rear. As lwe,snter lin Tee is
blowing q shower of moisture, from his
mouth, " very Ike a whale, : This is his
method of dampening the linen prepara>
tory to- ironing. 1t is skilled pre-,
formance. The fluid leavs his lips. as
fine as, mist. If we are on business we
leave our bundles, and in return receive
Ia ticket covered with hieroglyphics,
This indicates tho kind and number of
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-04-05
- -
1,nrc for Measles IN SM inc. q

,a . #5a lt.. 1sfs.ts f--T-+f c ~ ag1Ihhaa9
A Correspondent Of the New York
I 7tibu,e gives some details Of the cure
Of case of measles in aSwiae IiHe
hehad been recomm ended toitnEstho
following receipt: 9.sl asA h.idw
".Take two poonfnls ofsaltpetre,
dissolve and feed in two hours Jake
two spoonfuls OF ground inaddof' af6ot
steep md feeds' % toa ii iaoa6
So s.Eaithless. lIsnixed the osaltbetrdnnd
root together fed it to her, sas,Irsup~
posed, to die, 4, Inv tho. morning. on
opening the door, + fouud her not
dead, hut breathing easily .fhnd IocEing
as noighbor remarked, .almest, starved
to death,'lsiShe gained = IN mofiesh,
weighing, when dressed, p few. pounds
over $40. We. gave, at the timc of
dressing, II very close post norton
examination. Wa found her, as the
other hogs dressed, at the same3 time,
except one lobe Of her luags,; this, re
sembled the liver after il had been
exposed to the weather and frosr.1 Hard
Whether it was the Saltpetre, or the
madder root, or both that cured her,
lcannot say; buta cure it was ~
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-04-05
No. 81.

the garments lett to be cleaned "a nl some
distinguishing mark (supposing thisitobe
our FIRST patronage Of Hip Tee)by which
we may again be indentif.d. Itsmag
be by pug nose, a hair lip, .thes color
OF our hair, no hair or q sfalnt eye.
They never ask ones name, for they
can neither pronounce non write it when
it is given. The ticket is an unintelligi>
bic tracery of lines, curves dots aud
dashes, made by brush dipped iin :
India ink on SIRED ofyfimsey Chinese
paper. 1t may teem with abuse and
redicule, but you must pocket all Lhst
aud produce it on calling again, or your
shirts and dollars 90 ilto the. Gh.aese
Circ mlocltion Wash honse Office. 1T
is very diiouIt getting one s, clothes
back if the ticket be lost very. Hip
Tee now aabs a duplicateo Of your. ticket
in a long book and all is over. You
will call on Saturday night for your
linen Ion DO SO. 1hereg Is. sspIaF'
emily tue same cellar, the samei smellpf
steam. damp clothes and 4opiaus the
same sputter Of sprinking water nand
apparently the same; Hip Tee aud
assistants with brow shaVens farelte ads
and long cres hanging siraisht down
behind or coilcd in snak like fashion
about their craniums. You present
your ticket! Hip Ice exam laes e AID
shakes his head "No," good -4oder
man." he gays and points npsndhe
street. You are now perpleSodlosnt
somewhat alarmed. Yoa ssy,,s" "Jpsasj
want my elothos@' ] left them iAtFe
last Monday. lon gaye,Atngsvttst
heket. NO. replies up - esisAsgy
deeided'y Hodef man. aeh assaabAe
waves his arm u9"ard.7I Then ya1eEe
"rosh. ou abuse, e& Pes niAse sssssaV
and talk a great deal Oh Lngiishr atd
some o. t.Sefy s'F'''s Fes'is''' lshE
mp lee docs not u"dsfstahq' asal stgp
Ice ia'As a great aea' q 1Hsnese'asafa
perhaps strong Nhlhfses ~il4ca y 94a4po
'o' N'ae'S'a'''' '' 'o'A'sssiss sssff
'e"ees !" U '"g" >'"''''sr a"q ssl'A''
'ne" IN 1'of'Neh Eos' s''sn apaHAfe
commence s'ssetess - 0s'Asn 1Las'fh
anu 'ef''' o4'es 'ne'l'f'e pure : Ahasse'
'o'' 'Ns '"@o'.tS . eAF'ef72f's
'a''S''ailo" ~ a i1rreien tongue y aa'
'or you no 50 oder man! 20 my
ticket -tung sung lung, "a hip kee--
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-04-05


profit is to be roaI'zei, no" blhd ne
will be when the customer rasp' mn,
and exasperates his Combatlveness
Love OF gam and the activity OF the
faculties which expect to grat'iied
through the possession of the expected
gain, serve to rub down and rePra..s. :.
the faculties Of anger, and he Will be
plant and meIIo" to his customers
when, if thele were not proht Involved
Ia the bargain he would Il mus IN
suited turn him out OF ms pace
The hungry Wolf mother VIII tear nP
her prey, dividing 1t with her whe'p'
denying the eratielt'on OF her o""
appetite uader the restraining 'nha
ense Of her mother love
In one sense the man can not help
ip1n'ZIns his d based appatl for
opium, to2acco, or alcoholic liquors
:" ptt1' - ~ - ""N1 sS~''' -
can aronse such an array oi Faculties as
70 regulate anl control even this mus
Ter pass on
We haya no right 10 form bad habits
We put our ne"ks now.ulns'y under
the yoae; anl tnd 4 @rloToa+ to be
o'ro'. FORMING D'h h''''z > easy
7''''@'''.12 f'S's '"'' "' '"'iu'"''
arg 'osi'."4s, an" We 'ef1'''' INC We
'''os o. cur '%h i."'E 'e" S''',''''''g,
Ro2a "''1fe''y *" 'ls'' 'an's', a"'
i"ns 'aSe '''e res .on7'o''' rs O ''"s'7
'na "he" 'ae >"t''" eo''''' "'0 w.
a*ay Their home Or breaks up 'helF
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-04-05

ta-AaFe ssa4a 9ley nave lfleu and 'ound
IL lmPpss'oie / mere Is heth truth ane
lai7eheod III THIS statement. lhey cam
! qul'' anu 'hey eau not quit- hen are
ihnuohce4 oF motives, ana "hop
stfohg motive Is pFo15ht u bear
through one or more lacuitses, other
Faculties y'e'a u suph' ''s'oh, an1 aFe
often h"'a ~ ny y nl1Atis ana years,
or Tor III T II these strong motives
are rem1 Fed, the di5ooed!2nt, eager
faculties ash II Tor their graduation.
lhHre are ml1Y pe1P't aeepStonfI %
alcoholic tlRnfS o. w17n :. Is beloved
and sad t''t thay trJ hard, promise
reform, r4pent, "sap, ani pray, yA
about - 1ftcn the yearnnr fpr I4por
Is 81 stroa1 that thag can not possibly
resist il. arl they wol'l - thr1u =
fire and water h. got it W. know of
some sus1 c,sas mon Of psrtabi.itY
Influence. aud w,alsh, who think and
feel they must have it. Tleg can refrain
from u-ia., Il \ ye,k or month In,
the p.ri9 iicll fever cam ~ nai thcy
vieil. j,at4riz,ny Their business. h,r.
rifylng their friends. w4S,I7, their
property, aal d'szracin< thsm.alyas
anew Nhea the raroxy N i over,
aul the pgac cnI,l. they are sorry.
ashamed .ten,n,20t sal aal r,,tnac
aal FIR f'ls i'm ba>a, tha. tl-,, ,b,+
they vii uevor toleh it again. H4t
shJqt a nan Of this stamp lose hfs
wif,, Wh1-s life h. had en5 tiercd IN
his in.c4, 9srance. in nr,e..s Of ,;na
hc may bCz.n to 1A.ak VI mlrrgin.
again. anu than he VII (. an himses
aud be Al sober IA c'aek r,r eva.
two years not t,uelino , ar,n aud ,,,a,
tbink,ns himself entirely fraa from,
the d.,m.,;,, og n. h,1;t ,a4a.
breveIy all no3ly. and dsmoan4 hnn
sell Ike thorouzbly reformed m,u.
In one short month after h;s marr,age
/his second wifi. nw ke4 to tba hor,; /
fact that her ha~b,ad il \ arapk,r,l
For ten wears he rursaes his 81 b,h,t.
md the brnkap hearted wo,,,an hLe
her predecessor finds rest in the grave
Ia process of time the same noble
rcformation may be gone through with.
with all apparent sincerity aud radical
th0ronrhness- And lie may be luck :
enough to tind another wfs, and IN n
again he goes to the dogs. The MN
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-28
By o. 7aleton.

VALUABLE TE2EE-STOlY BRICK BUILDING, COR.
NER BURGUNDY AND DUMAINE STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF NICHOLAS LABANQUES. ALIAS
la RANCA.
Second District Court fer the Parish Of Orleans
No. :6,Ol7.
PY o. SALETON, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE
July II, 1873. at twelve o'clock NJ. at the st.
Charles Auction Exchange, on st. Charles street,
will be sold at public ACTION in obedience to an
order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge of the Sec.
ond District Court for the parish of Orleans dated
June 6, 1873. No. ;. OF OF the docket OF said court
to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GEOUND, together with the
buildings and i'm provements thereon, situatedein
the Second District Of this city, in the square
bounded by Burgundy, Rampant, st. Ann and Du
maine streets, said lot folming the corner of Du-
maine AID Burgundy sheets, and measuring II
feet inches lines front on Burgundy street, by
depth and front OF 80 feet ON Dumaine street. The
improvements consist OF three story brick dwell
ing brick kitchen, slate covered. and all other
dependencies.
Terms and Conditions-One half Of the adjudca-
ton price cash. and the balance a note at one
year, bearing eight per cent interest drom date of
sale until paid, secured by mortgage and vendors
pr ivilege on the property five per cent attorneys
fees in case Of suit; improvements to be kept in
sured and policy transferred to vendor, ta1es for
the current year to be assumed by purchaser.
Act of sale before O. De Armas, notary public.
jelo 81 % jys u