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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22
FUSION CH1VALRY,

Some anonymous cooperative in the
P;ccysa. sets out 20 berate q beseaved
widow lady whose husband having been
cruelty murdered, has natural dread Of a
whole community which could tolerate
such an act. Possibly this poor lady
remembers some community in Connect.
cut OK Kentucky. or Virginia. or Mary.
land. where the assassination Of . judge
and State Attorney 70 arres. q prosecution
would have been deemed an impossible
crime. The mere fact that the criminals
indicted preferred to kill the legal authors
ties rather than run away themselves.
tells hard against the community which
the criminals refused to quit. Anyway
this poor lady is accused OF being nes-
vous. and far worse. with having pos
s;bi; Zen: herself 70 publish her own
wrongs ard hes own fears as even
til. '':nnocen: instrument: in the
hands o. anprincipied tr;cksters." In
this quoted phrase the innocence Of the
publication is qualified Hy the word
''eyen.' Thus. leaving it somewhat in
.:o-b. "hethc: the lady may no: have
written the letter with the intent 20 aid
the ''unpli,ciplei :richs.egs.'' This is o:
the same chival.o.s type as the sugges.
ton o: the Spanish paper. tina: III. dia.
monds given by refugee Cuban lady. for
the ed and amel!orat!on o: her suffering
ec-n.rymel: ma: be slise jewels. Blu:
the n.aieyoience o; the article goes further.
1t publishes . KU-klus letter Of warning
70 white man teaching co!orei school.
tina: unless j: is abandoned lie will be
taken gu: and whipped. The ficrn0,.
thinks the letter impossible. because men
who intend 60 lynch az offender 30
10: give him notice. Iii; Nu-NluI ;n-
sest!gatioas give many examples o:
Is sin.i.as notice. and w:.A the con.
sequences OK arrest. under the :cs o;
Congress. !: is Eatura! :ha. men would
prefer driving an ohuo.,ous person awsy
by threats rather than r!.i. being :hem.
selves sen. TO the State prison! at Albany.
Having. however. pronounced this letter
''fabrication.' the picdyG,e publishes
that Mrs. Crawford forwards the letters as
80 sample ot how they do things in her
country. thus leaving j: il douh. whether
the afflicted and sorlorr woman, who j:
has been intimated may even have lent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

herself 70 aid "unprincipled trieksters. !"
has not published fabrication for the
same purpose. Such inuendoes may be
applauded by vindictive and thoughtless
few. bu: the rlaintive appeal Of that
woman and her orphaned children will
find readers and believers, when the cold
and insulting insinua.ions Of a partisan
press will be regarded with sontemp: and
INDIGNATION
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER o. 1873

joiced at the good fortune which sen'
them so quickly from the font to the
fusilade- shot into heaven before 1ney
had time to regain one stain Of earth.
Seriously. the Spaniards seem to nave
advanced but little since the days OF
Cor:es. when the poor benighted Indians
were Christianized by simply looking on
at the casting down Of their idols. listen
ing to al .mperfectly translated statement
Of Christian doctrine from the mouth OF
Cortes' Indian mistress and submitting 10
baptism.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

Recently bearded woman was on tx
hbition in tent IN Paris. \ curious lady
went 70 see her. and, {" satisfy herself j:
wa, real beard. pulled il. On retiring she
said to little girl who was selliu. tickets
ut the entrance: els the bearded lady your
mammal" She replied: ''ol'. no: It Is my
mana "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22
LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB.
METAlRIE CEMETERY.

"V'' !tes.kls tEHfr3Kf 9s.oC'arl"S
No. ?. Caronde.t street
S.w Orleans, November 8. 1888.
We VII! re prepared and after sl@ fifteenth
instant, 70 of.f toy sae LOTS in :his cemetery,
We respectfully invite the public 10 visit .he
grounds, "hic! axe .cw partly n.i.u.s. and in
rapid course - completion.
We also invite par'ie. wishing 20 secure !,., 70
cal! either oN !ae Und.rs gne1 o. at She ott,. of
'he company. 40 examine ;h~ plan. "S sf.
grounds. which VII afford 10 o~n.I. of lots and
their families N-aNtf.v eli. He'd ca,.as. .l,i,. of
over II ve nlle. sNtsn. within is enclosure
II is the pu!pose Of the ASSOCIATION Z. SO ,nn,.y.
ana ornament :his cemetery =. 70 make i. .o,.' in
point 'f beauty :" any in tbs .oUn,ry.
!he prices ~ l"'s viii b. .,t-'u: ,h. san. ,.r .v
per'c.. 600 o.: s..I - Other e.m.;.yi,. il, .ni.
city.
VS. PIKE.
F!.sde'.: I.e2isi~ Cemetery Assassination,
H0li YmZr,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

A firm at Detroit. Michigan. j. free:in.
fish 70 send East during the winter. The
fish are kept in salt and ic. twenty four
hours. after which they are PACKED in re-
frigerator-. the temperature OF which Is
twenty OK twenty five 1eg,.... The firm
~ill put up eighty tons ..Hi'n: :ae ne1:
Thirty DAYS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

Eneores take 9 move! f.,M N gUh..n.
Three o. -FOUR hundred citizens recently
followed popular singer - 'le sh.ibuTne
No.eY. where she was staying .snt iem,n!
si chat she should repeat err Che BALCONY
Oh. airs which rad sssnp''ya.e,! :hsm du:'
sns sh- pert"manc" 81: 'h. "yc'a house.
The artist refused 70 40 -o Wh.I.U?on 'he
seSp!. smashed -he hotel ~injo'S with
payiue stones 49,: cS-s.. 50. Sr::i. cs
damage.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

According 70 Beecher. 'ths cheapest
thing on earth is g mean man. a faithful
dog dies and il missed: a good and stately
horse dies. and he il missed: the emigra
ton of birds in autumn is . source of sad.
uess TO us. but mean men die AID few :ears
fall
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

II We 20 back TO the early colonial times,
GAYS 4 veteran observer. We shall find II
the letters. sermons. and other .Iscourses'
tho came earnest STRUCTURES on the extrava-
gsnce Of tho times and the decay Of house
hold virtues as now gree. Oh: .aIs ~ every
hand
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

4 doctor lives in the Fautorfg 81. Hon.
ore. Paris. over . poulterev'> shop. Their
sign boards. perhaps. do not clash. The
first announces the surgeon is ''Eisible at all
hours" and the SECOND "ki!lin. every day
On the premises"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

Tho thanksgiving proclamation OF Cove
ernor Beveridge, of Illinois. makes only
seven lines, newspaper print
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22
WRIT OF ELECTION.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department.
New Orleans, October 81, 1873.
eryvpp.e There is a vacancy N the House Vi
Representatives Of the General Assembly Oh 'N-'
state from the parish of DeSoto;
Now therefore, L. C. c. Antoine Lieutenant "o'
ou,,or OVID Acting Governor of the State of LOUIS
lana do issue this my proclamation, designating
MONDAY. the twenty. fourth day OF November a.
u. 1873 as the day for the election Of represen'"
two 20 the Houee of Representatives OF the ten
avail Assembly of Louisiana from the parlsh OF
DeSoto. in place OF Hon. John "igsen' deceased
The supervisor of registration for the parish u
Desoto will take due notice hereof and make 'he
necessary preparation therefor.
Given under my land and the seal OF the ota'e
hereto attached, tins thirty first day OF octoVei,
in the wear OF our Lord eighteen huhdreo anu
and of the independence ct the
United States the linety-eighth.
G. G, ANTOINE,
lieutenant Governor and Acting Governor OF tue
State of louisiana
D Z, DESJoNDF Secretary of state. mol tC
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

4 golden rule for young lady is. 70 con-
:erse always with her female friends as il
sgentleman were Of the party: and with
,oung men as it her female companions
Sere present.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22
TEE SECOND DISTRICT COAL LANDING.

! Il O4iOoRO i1Slh1CA OOdA GdNO4NNs
We are satisfied that our reporter did
not obtain the exac: details in regard to
the recen: dispute between Mr.. Kendig
and tie city about the right to use the
coal whar: at the foot Of Esplanade street.
SUbseeuen: inquiry has satisfied Us that
a: this point two hundred feet Of wharf
has been assigned by proper authority for
q coal landing. The recen: demand on
the part Of the city to tie coal dealers.
Mr.. Kendis among others. TO 'move en-
being unaccompanied with the necessary
designation Of 4 new place to move to,
caused them to demur. and we think they
We're right. Furthermore. We learn tina.
the whole matter has been patiently ex-
anime! by Judge Hawkins. o: the Supe-
rioc Court. who perpetuated the iniunc-
ton asked by Mr.. Keudig against being
summariiy disturbed. 1t is also stated
tina. there is no conh;c: Of any kind be.
tween Mr.. Kendig and 4. X. Miller. agent
Of the State line Of steamers. as there is
ample room in the vicinity for both inter.
ests. Mr.. Kendig does no: set up any
exclusive claim 10 the use Of the coal
landing. bu; comedies 70 other dealers the
same privileges he asks for. As his dee
mands appear to be reasonable. and have
been accorded by competent and up
right Judge. we do no: see wherein he is
liable 10 even the least degree of censure.
We tax. pleasure. therefore, in setting
him right before the public.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

Jack. who is at boarding school in the
country. writes home: 'Please send me a
good trap 10 catch woodchuck and a
piece Of carpet for the 20 say NY prayers
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

A kit of burglars tools wa, disposed Of
by rattle recently in Chicago. for the beDet;
Of a Sidow. who realized $50 thereby.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

A Sunday school came very near being
organized in Brownsville, Texas. lately. bu:
two men who wanted to be superintendent
got into rough and tumble fight and the
meetin. adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

Tie highest phase OF Christian economy
stand. our in bold relief ia that declaration
sf the APOSTLE vaui. II seek no. you're. bu:
Sou." True zeal. zeal tempered by Snow!-
edg. and begottsn by love. vii! find its Own
neans. As i. " i'll also make tine oas. q; VIVA:
il finds. wheCea,. no supe!abnnGsnce Of
means vii! excite or even sUstsiE true zeal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

We don't know who made il. but the St.
Louis Gtobe says that city has had faint
apology for a snow storm.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

1t is said that Pharoah's daughter was
like many of our certified check friends. be.
cause she found Blu. little prophe: in
rushes on the banks.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

An Indiana c"uYt has decided the Gus.
Somsrv contract printed ON the baci. of a
complimentary railroad :i.ke. tbv which
che person accepting i. il SUPPOSED 20
waive ali si.h. {, recover damages ia case
Of acciden,' 10 be null and void. \ rassen.
ger. wh. me, with an accidea. white ridin.
an free .ics-. on the Indian .;.cli. and St.
louis rai.s.sio has been awarded SS.0"
Il.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

An unpleasant animal was killed in Yer.
mont recently, and a local paper remarked:
"Requie skunk in pace
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

Nothing better than The sever faithful
isle" can be found for !ubrUcatins the ma.
chnery Of our navy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

1t is proposed TO establish various Zines OF
street railway in Naples.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

Why shall we never reach the great
armed fortress guarding the approaches 10
F.. Havana! Because we must always 90 to.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

ae,rn.ry n.rcbant who had ses. ':Hha''
a sumber oE ..mes fof OH WHY" "e
~,,im.t.s nav. already paid, fna'iy SEM
s,x r,,..y p. u, .:s,u &: Waterbury, Con
sestieuto sr.s vg"ts 'hus: 'flease' u soa
u,n send ,ue 8 sa1.ip. ,has will last an','
she appearance of the anges that STANDS
with one foot on the sea and the other ioo'
sn land and proclaims that time shaii oo
oo mare. and oblige yours, etc. dhe senior
nartner replied incloslnS the receipt -
s.!lows: TINS receipt runs from che ere
alton Of ehs world and Is good ior lhe
above amount until time SHAH be no snore'
towever that facs may be announced to Inc
public"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

A Maine man has been fined for SANDER
because he called his neighboT an 'jnde'
fatigable genius
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

bismarck doe. not objec: 20 duelling
among army officers. He Gays J: Tids the
service Of fools.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22
INSURANCE.
OUl>IAHA MUTUAL.
INSURANCE. COMPANY


*lSHIEE:GH ANIMAL SyA-En.~-
IA COMO ''''s WIN III" requirement.. Of ,...,
Charter. IN" C'%pan, vubllsr .he :c!..u1nr .,..s
Heu::
!o'a premium, io' 'be sea. -noic.
seo'Uar! .. i3I.......... s,,, ~. "a
Viz: F..e premiums. s,3, -, >.
'ia'!ie s:.;","ms !a8 500 81
G!Vtf prem uns....... 20 ygl IT, ans.l..
"e'' ''Hsa''e'' oil" returned p!em,ms.
'ein-uraac" and g.ba.. ON pr-.
NUNS. Observation-Disclosures. = ~, !.
., .o' s...'.....s........... 5a's 81 A.
r1e .osses- .......... + - 99k ~
-Aar!.ie .Js6es. 90. 49, 1856 II
RIVER AOsssss...o ........... ,G.g. -
1olal.o.a..... ..........&.3 80. i:s ~
taxes eye. J." 90: 20
Expenses, s''".e ana loss
less disco ~ .ccuuqls. l.sSl IA ,.s Oh o.
'-..'''ee. oo..ao...... s33 40 SO
she comosns ia. 'he sollowi, 2 .ssets estir.,i
az the lowest mark., value;
cts and other bonds. ............ se2eo. n.
'anA ana ",!er s'ncss..e o....... lfnt. .
oIocs al" scriV o' Insurance c"m.anies. ss838
~ '''''....' '....e 81 200
hHis 'ec'iVabIe on mo'tga ses........... 1884
q, '''''''''' ..''............ "a 55I y
f'e'n'Hns III course Of cole,tion. sI347 =,
C.eA.l -. 1aal an: IN Europe. ,o5 %. 4,
-N'''i'o'''o & MA 10
TIE above s'a.sm.n. is .e-r...d ,or,u,s.
scsiSt fsorc 'hs books Of IN. c.mpan,
CHARLES BRIGGS v,sssae,s
J. 2. Sors, Secretary.
o.. 49, sr.fH 30 HogleI.xA
eas 81 OF ''rl.ans, city OF New OyleaIs
S"'sh Z" sud su5scsIbe1 IL fore. me stis eu..
Asti. ass 70. A~:el. 1913.
p. CHARLES CrvEEYIEe
S"tass Public, No. G4o .irart4ra,,..s
'hs n'a'S o' .r'ist'es have resolved to nay srv
fEA ShsF interest on the outntanding cartts 20
"l SCRIP on ana after MONDAY. Nav p 1879 80
y 70 ~ then converted into eapita} s,oah -.
Ses amended charter of she compsnv.
CHARLES BRIGGS, Pr.sid4ns.
ANT CARRIkRE SIC. Pyasirs,e
O. T. Hovs, Secretary
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Elected February Il. 1872
A., " thomas H. Hunt
'ha. Eonols,
George A. Eosaes H. Jami..n
z Biugier >.
y Anderson ~:
- Aug. Behg
George W. Dunbae. Edxa-d ~
5 T. stockmeyer, wash 49, oy'
Henry ]. vose, wiua.n ~or'oh'
T. Marquee, W pl mol
Charles weishaar, J,E rt n~ley,
a Lecourt, .tvoa ~ 4 r
Frank Wiuiar oou Violet,
CbarIs. I 'a-sa,is' A K. Miller.
gudo]nb sias Edward Morphy.
VIC. Black. s1a.
George ". Hynson,
7'"' mh57
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

4 eense.e Hsa,eed little sis' .: cane -
srom the wood. .uS showed q face Gc"er.'!
with mosquit. bites. Why .!hs goa rot
drive them away !" eni the mother. They
would not 60" saiI the si'.:. why did
con not kill them :" o.. wcci! a~t have
ioor richt, was the answer. ";;I: have
seen YOU kill them at home, asgHed che sur
s,r;sed mother. "Yes, maH'na. argue! the
child firmly. "if they come ny" '"y house
,n1 h;te me / kill them. i'r' j: 90 int"
abe woods that is their soSl.e 49,: ! Awe
a~Sisht 20 Kill them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

Spanish mackerei is the fish mos: talked
OF now.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

Or. Popoff is the suggestive name borne
by leading physician in st. Peters burg.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

o, every description for Ladies and Dealers s on Or
dor. from Louisiana and the Southern STATES. 80.
Constan, familiarity with the Market A"D
,on,es in,ures a great saving to customers
CIRCULARS and SAMPLES SENT FREE
'''> MRS. H. MOGR1DGE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22
CAUTION.
MISCELLANEOUS.

HOUGHSo COLDS, ASTHMA,
Remember that for all affections Sste
THROAT AND LUNGS
LapRace's Indian Turnip Pectornl BAH
IS THE SOLE REMEDY
Combining efficacy of action with Nes.s yalatah
flavor.
GIVE IT TRIAL.
Price 50 Sold at all Wet assorted drug stOs
and b~ the proprietor 70 LAPLACE,
Chemist, Nos 20 anu IS Elysian Fields street
mol cod ln0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Ga - Al. ia - =.
st the i'!O.eEof Business, on FSei3se "Gs
Vember II. I~sso

RESOURCES.
ktAl oeY:SS. 3 ~ 90 q.
Stocks Observation-Disclosures. -.............. 8.s 70
Suspended istte. $3.50 200 e. '.'ues
a........................ 49, SO
Taxe. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $3.50 IS
PfOt.s. account. ..e....-.--. % 90
Current p.Esss.................... 1922 ):
Law . Observation-Disclosures. SIS. 30
Premune paid FOR sterling .o........ 25s28 80
Notes and billie discounted ......o.... :el,3e 0:
Foysign exchange at "a. &.c!7o3 20
sew Io1k exchange 81 par. l5,5ts e
New :sTh exchange .ol: .,93s s. le1ei0 90
Specie. I',''j g
Legal Sendeg.. .......-.-.... a.. Oese.
Exchanges sos Gearing
yOus.. Neutrality-suspicious.. .t3 "a %
Clearing Eou -e certificates :: $50 %. gs.lsJ q
.o'.'. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .s.,< So 40 o..
LIABILITIES.
aa'j'.. .SccS-s.l. "a seN Ol. -
surplus :!!".. ......e....o.......r.. Ss.8 %
Unpaid dividends .......s.... Ig.3; ~
Discount az count. ....oo - ~
!a...' Qua cecositeTs......o g.
s"T. 81 banks and BOZ .eSs..........o JIG 9gs 10
30 ii ''.lo:' outstanding .a'.''o''.. $500 %
scCtNit 90
We che unders gAed officers of the Canal Rank
do .o!esnnlE swear that the above stateme,. i.
'T.e 20 she Lost Of ouS knowledge and belize
GEORGE JONAS, President
CHARLES JCMOSvILIE sasbier
egIsce ned AID sworn 20 before .ns .b,s .,.-.v-
first dag Vi %es ern beg, I3:3.
is@@ .HEo. GlG0L, Notary P.t.c
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

Wages are hire. even in panic tlfneso
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22
COAL.
NOTARIES.

A HERO, JR.,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COyyrssro,ER ~ DEN
once Ne. ~ Commercial Place.
oeporcs procured with dispsteh, AtA prop'
"''en'lon given to Al. lye~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22
QUICK WORK.


They are fond of saving souls in Cuba.
and with :: due sense o: the comparative
insigniicance Of body. they dispose Of it
as quickly as possible after the salvation
of the sou! is secured. Fox instance. the
Roman Catholic Archbishop 81 Santiago
de Cuba writes to the commanding Gen.
eral at Havana an e,.ulting letter. nara:;ng
the conversion 20 Ro;aanis,n o: twenty
Of the V;ggiui,.s ''csin.i.a!s,' and n..ise!y
adds.
JIe p..t.""s..s "eiv '.nos ace. 20 M.is
spirituGi GdciS.rs 81 'i!d' oci"cl !s tie n."t'H-
ing u.tS shDs at : L. ". the. yiti.1 ".'i'
priests os}Y sjsJts i"rys HGts 20 .D"ceSs ii"
Nrsnfy'
Considering Ma. III tbs s:.os: period
the condemned men :a! 20 go through
the processes o: conversion, q confession
o: the Catholic doctrine necessarily con.
.:enseG. confession &: sins, condensed
also. j. is likely. baptism. tie adni.ist.a.
ton 0: the sacsamea. and shooting. che
holy fathers had grea: zee! o: divine aid
70 accomplish their sacred mission. Had
there been tu: one priest 70. the twenty.
the allowance o: time would have aver.
age! JUS: :wenty-;ous minutes 20 con.
ver:: sU: IS ''pcies.s' ave mentioned
i: IS probable .ha. :hi. period may
hay. been doubled. FLOWING !. 20
have been ..uadyupi.d. j: "as still very
rapid wo:h. Those WHO az. acquainted
with the s..a: Importance attached by the
Catholic Church % baptism. as I. sa'inS
ordinance can sympa.hize with the sa':s-
faction enjoyed by the holy fathers in
seeing their newly baptized children sen:
10 heaven in the freshly acquired purity
Q. :he:, '.baptisma. innocence. with
every stain OF sin, ''actual' az "el.
as original washed from thei: souls.
Happy souls: they we.e fortunately Sc.
free from the danger Q: relapse into sin.
and if :hey properly appreciated the as"
surance Of salvation cousaiae: IL the
sacrament 0: baptism, they must bare se-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

State of Louisiana
p G. DESLONDF Secretary of state mol tc
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-04-11
Joined for Lie.

What greater thing is there for two
human Souls than To feel that they are
joined for life-to strengthen each other
in all labor, to rest on each other in all
sorrow, to minister to each other in all
pain, to be one with each other in silent,
unspeakable memorie. at the moment OF
tile last parting' That alteration which
a young man gives to = woman whom
he feels to be greater and better than
himself is hardly distinguishable from
religious feeling. What deep and wor-
thy love is not so-whether of woman
or child or art or musici Our caresses,
our tender words, our still rapture under
the influence Of autumn sunsets, or pill
Jared vistss, or calm majestic statues, or
Beethoven symphonies, all bring with
them the consciousness that they are
mere waves and ripples in an unf,thon-
able ocean of love and beauty; our emo
ton, in its keenest moment, passes from
expression into silence; our love, at lis
highest food. rushes beyond its object,
and loses itself in the sense Of divine
mystery,-George Eliot.
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HFttcr-urt

OF all things on earth to make trouble
commend me to letter You write a.
you would say Il but it goes TO your
friend without the grace Of voice, the in
Election, the gesture, the laugh, that
would make joke Of it. There are just
the hard, cold words he can only see
what j. said, and he is deeply grieved or
sngered--loet to you, perhaps, forever
The thing you write in one mood finds
your friend in another-it may be in
the very one which Of all others is least
hcspitsble to your message. 1 have seen
q whole family cnst down by some piece
Of written pleasantly 90 the part of an
abeent member. And II there 10 this
danger when you know the writer's ways
and phrases so we'll, how much greater
the peril in the ease Of mere acquaint-
ances. / think correspondence should he
conducted mainly by means Of printed
forms. Theodosia suggests that no one
should write without these forms who
had not been examined by committee
Of experts and pronounced competent.
Then another committee should pro-
nOunce upon the competency of persons
to whom written letters are addressed
Scribnefs Magazine.
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Thinning Flowers.

As it is an established fact that a
thorough thinning out Of fruit on tree
causes that remaining to grow to greater
perfection, so the same process will apply
to plants producing flowers. When the
rose-buds are beginning to form, go over
the bushes aud remove fully one-half,
leaving only the largest ard best cut
off the bloom as fast it fades, and you
will have larger aud finer roses, aud the
season of bloom be prolonged.
Balsaus, started early in heat, and
planted out when the weather gets set
tied, will begin to bloom in few weeks.
These will bear an unmereiful amount
of pruning Of their branches, aud bloom
for it. When the flowers
begin to fade, they should be removed,
if it is desired to keep up the yield.
This process of thinning will apply
equally to many other plants. -Io,ra
Homestead.