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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-04-01
TIE TR ABE
OF
ST. PAUL, MIMI,
FOR 1875.


dsninsd this Offer inducements
pe excessive
Receiving haads both
products and shippers will ind it advantage make
to- prc onmis
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
YORK. :; a'
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS AND sTAr1oNERs.
Press Priatsg Thhdst aeen Roon 21s Third st
BOOKSELLERS AND srAT1okERs
D. D. Merrill Co., IS Third
BOOTS AND SHOES
ror.p.ush r.rbez, Johnson Mason. 100 Third
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS.
S't' S.:. a:ic rs 5 & Henry Mills % and % West Fifth
CARPETS OIL CLOTHS. PAPER,
'' a ss s.s IN s NEW s6d g % =? 4 I'D ss*
CHINA. GLASS, AND ouEENswARE
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
= e. :: ;;;!s :: e; 'ss
CLOTHING.
Campbell '' o 'e; AND SPICE eiasss Co., ~ '''
''''''' . '''''' ''' ''' co !" MERCHANTS
;;; ::;: &c.; $ II: ~; : ~
Miner Mccarthy E Fourth |
COAL AND CARBON OIL
SAUNDERS HARRISON Wholesale, sda
COPPER AND BRASS WORKS
"''' "'"' pooas SASH BLINDS AND mou1Drsas
D'cou Co., 9Th AID Jackson st. Br.ndh'' hoslsr& Co.,
: f " and ''' IT, Il: : :ss
ENGRAVING WOOD.
| FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS.
Harvood, 10 Thrdst Pleohner Bros l24 Third st
~''''' FURNITURE
stes Broth.r, cor Third ndM inn..o. cts
FURs HIDES, WOOL, GINSENG, &C.
akocEREs AND PROVISIONS
h: ss;a and : s ss ss
"'''' &c., F' e.is Wholesale R: a0er''' s'2e Jack
s:s: s:! Ss >ss g. Third
AND CAPS
r aedsu 5, Robert Vim Mason, 100 Third
| '''' IRON NAILS AND STEEL
Nso'' Dean, Third" Brothers, Third
/ 111HoaRApH1Na ENGRAVING
s. Lib Il; Co cor Third and Jackson
i LUMBER COMPANIES DEALERS
ass; &C. IL. Pr; fs Thirds
! MACHINERY, MILL RAILROAD SUPPLIES.
J woosey & co.oor Third s. Jackson
i MILLINERY GOODS.
E D Randall. III Third st
| MANUFACTURERS
Chosen 4 Roo'sn' 2ls Third st
AvrilL Russell Carpenter 224 Third
! PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK, FRAMES &c.
Zimmerman PIG Third
|
! Woosey Co.. aaudJ.e
| SHOW AND PICTURE FRAMES
| Chas. Robert street.
sADDLERY sADDLERY
moehons Ware 70 Robert Robsr
American Steam chs. Lock
wells, Agents st.
SEWING xACHINEs-w HOIESALE AGENTS
Baker Sewing H.'. Co., 1os k'';so Agents
Davis Sewing Machine Null Weed
ford, Gsu Agt, 24 Jackson 6sld Manager aa1
Agt. Third street.
LIQUORS.
Beaumont ll6 Third
| u franke % Third
1t Kiser& Heeks4 Jacks.
1D141!1 D,.~s~1~~ - O. MI
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LETTER LIST.


Letters remaining unclaimed at the Posi-
Office, in St. Cloud. Minnesota, on Wednes:
day the LIST day of April 1875. To obtain
any Of these letters, the applicant must call
for "Advertised Letters" and give the
date of this list. If not called for in one
month, they will be sent to the Dead Let.
ter Office.
LADIES' LIST,
Arched King Eli B
Smoley Gertrude
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
Atkinson Henry Hayward J. H.
Kutten Wilhelm Ostrum Hiram
stumpfR Smith J. D.
Weachors Barney
HELD FOR POSTAGE.
Oliver Taylor, Lake Park, MINI.
HELD FOR BETTER DIRECTION.
Mrs. Feny Emeri, Stearns Co., MINI.
J. E. WEST, P. NJ.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-04-01

The ice gorges in the rivers in
Pennsylvania are flooding a number
Of towns and doing great damage.
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yXJEDDING AND VISITING CARDS
w printed in neat style, ct the -.
/ $3.50. ! s.->.> JOURNAL OFFICE
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Retail Business of ST. Paul

visiting
below
nd wslassortsd tosks. which they will prices
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SEEDS AND PLANTS.

JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-30
TIE SUFFERERS FROM OVERFLOW,

We publish in another column the proceed
ings Of mass meeting held at Tigeryile
parish Of Terrebonne, on the 9th inst, to
adopt such measures as might be found neces-
sGry TO procure relief, in some shape for the
sufferers By the overflow in 1874 and also
the report Of the committee appointed at that
meeting to call a convention Of representa-
tives from the ov5rtiowed districts to assem-
bic IN this city on the 18th prox.
Tee object Of the convention is to present
to the Legislature a true statement of the
condition Of the people who have been sub
jected to overflow, with a view of obtaining
relief from taxation. Il IS hardly necessary
to suggest that there is no subject to come
before the Legislature more worthy its serious
consideration. The members from those
parishes oyerhowed last year, and seriously
threatened this, will doubtless urge the pas
sage OF such measures as will secure the de-
sired end.
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the gaslit streets or lounging about

paradin3 the gaslit streets or lounging about
| legislative halls, court-rooms and taverns ii
search OF jobs, or expounding public Affairs
wherever an alcoholic solace for dubious
! appetite may be expected without cost.
But however different IN manner, grade,
capacity, influence, age Or field Of operation,
public men are all alike in being pUrehaseable.
THIS is the common mark 10y which they are
known they are for sale. Ia the past, at no
distant date, they were but few ia numb ars,
and operating separately they produced bat
little effect but within the last twenty years
the class whom we describe have become
mighty power in the land, controlling eIac-
tons, debating laws, ove,turuing parties, and
communicating swndles by which millions
upon millions are won. However called, they
constitute Il compact, organized, disciplined
body, which, III many respects, rules the
country Working il squads and rings for
the sole purpose Of winning r,oney, com
mon interest Institutes a SORT of cabal,tic
union among them, by whose signs and SYM
bols they recognize one another. All who
are smart, worth buying and for sale belong
naturally to this mystic order OF public men
and are soon initiated. The order has grown so
large and wields its unseen power with such
energy that it almost controls public atflrs
and prostitutes almost all legislation to it
n.ercenary and ignoble purposes
The war between capital and labor, the
tyranny Of maiorities over minorites, the
upon the Constitution, the
strife between civil laws and military power, |
are no more important or significant than the |
struggle between honest patriotism and the |
mercenary villainy of public men. |
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A PARTIAL CAUCUS MEETING,

| We are informed that, in pursuance of in
vltatlon, meeting of number Of the mem
bers Of the Caucus was held Yesterday even
ing, several members who CHANGED to be in
the city being present. The meeting was IN
formal and with closed doors, but We are per
mltted TO state that none bat purely business
matte rs were discussed, and that in very
harmonious way. Enough was said to indi-
cate that those members elect who were lately
il tee minority in the Caucus on the subject
of compromise will indulge in nc acrimonious
disputes or merely partisan discussions, but
that they are resolved to make the best Of
that which they did not approve, but which
they are unable TO prevent aigilantly
guarding everything unsafe or dshonorable
they will, If not debarred by Objectionable
conditions, join their colleagues in attempt
ing to accomplish every possible public good
through tae extra session. When the fall
Caucus meets, April r. opinions may aad
must ditfor as before, but as to the lire of
action there vii be no dispute. Practically
there will cease to be a division in the Caucus.
and the members wiz all take their seats,
provided always that no dishoaorabe terms
are eHGcted, resolved to get from the special
session all possible coed that it can render.
In short, tie intention is to waste no time in
discussion upon points wholly irreconc;labla
but to make the session purely and strictly
one for business. Such at least was the inn
preston given US by an account of the tone
and spirit of yesterday evenings gathering
Of city members.
We have no comments to sdd in This con
nection, except to concur with TIE resolve
OF the minority OF the Conservative Caucus if
and properly seated, to waste no
time in debates on subjects wherein agree
ment is utterly impossible, and to give undi-
vided attention during the special session to
measures of reform. Let those Who ASSUME
hat nc fraud viii be practiced O. ATTEMPTED
o defeat Conservative maj orits at the last
lour be ready With their perfected and care
ully digested bills on all the more important {
nattecs which demand -eformatory legisla-
ion. Those who prize fair pablc record
s they ought will not fail to scrutiniGe the
erms Of the adjustment with Jealous ant,
crupUious care. None of the benefits OF
ompromise can Justify any deTiaticr from
rineiPle.
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THE FUNDING BOARD.

The board met yesterday as usual aa6 pro
ceeded to fund some four hundred AID odd
Thousand dollars Of bonds ard warrants
There were only few of the latter the large
proportion being old bonds. most of which
were for New York account From this, it
would appear that capitalists abroad regard
the new bonds as at least as good as tie old
belief that might be shared tG some extent
by our people here, were it not for the pecu-
harly bad composition Of the board. It is i'm
possible for even the most credulous finsncier
and capitalist to believe that anything good
can come out OF such a board. Think Of it,
Kellogg, Antoine, Hahn, Dubuclet, Clinton
and Deslonde , There's pretty kettle OF
fish.
We are not exactly in a position to advise
the next Legislature but really if this fund
ing Is to so on the personnel Of the board
should be changed instanter. The six per
sons named above should be made to step
down and out to make place for men of racog-
nized ability and integrity. The bill itself it
must be borne in mind, is a Radical meas
ure, and so far as it works practical repuiia
ton, the Radical party must shoulder the |
for it. |. should not be per
ntted to work the injury OF holders of bona |
ide obligations against the State to the en-
ichment and benefit of those who have
bought up such worthless trash as the Carter
Vouchers.
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DR.. CNrtiS'S Lest Professional
SEASON IN NEW ORLEANS,
DIR. <. de +. CURTIS. NJ. D., r. II. C. q,
Author of
MANHOOD, MEDICAL ESSAYS ON
MARRIAGE, ETC.

While returning his sincere thanks to bill
numerous patients in New Orleans, and the ad
! iacent Southern country, for the fiatterng er
| sences OF their confidence Gnd esteem received
! ay him, desires 70 announce that
dE WILL LEAVE THIS CITY ON TIE FIRST
DAY OF MAY EEXT
For San Francisco, Cal, where he has business,
necrosis to protect, and which will require hi,
psesence there for the next two years. DR.. Cur
is would suggest to those who intend seeitip.
ne professional services, to do go at as early,
isse as possible, and enable hs1 to mark the pro
sseas OF each patient. One personal interview
's sufficient to form q correct diagnosis Of tLs
nost difficult case, which can subsequently, b.
Carried on by letter.
DR.. CURTIS has devoted himself for period
ranging over twenty years, and adopted as hi,
speciakies the treatment and cure of
NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline, Abuse,
u the System, and such general functional de-
rs spring from the above causes. O, |
sre incident to All enervated and depleted cond, |
ion of the organs, and may be CONFIDENTI
ALLY consulted as heretofore at his roorns
70. Rampant Street, Between Canal N,
Cxsfomhouse Streets
,aily from 10 A. N. to 8 P NJ, or FROM tosp
l. On Sundays, Ii to P. VI, only,
The MEDICAL Times says: 'tDr. Curtis's svstar
treatment, the result of twenty Years sueoa..
IL practice. differs from ali others in &c neral nss
nd corlmends itself 10 tbs afflicted as the onI,
7le source ofrelief. Many Cases pronounced in
have yielded SUCCESSFULLY to he rene
Consultations Strictly CONFIDENTIAL,
Ial6 3m2dp M.SE
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FIRST RiCE-Three -tuartels Of ons mile, ~ %
ages. Club Purse $500; first hors 80 se,.n0
horse so third iiorse S25.
SECOND EACE-Thr H"siane Stake fouy $50
Odds; 50 entrance, p. p, vita >ioni added .ocnsis
horse to receive 500 and the third 500 two,,., .
heats. Closed with twenty.onr nominations.
THIRD EACE-One mile, tn 100 pounds -
each; three year Odds to cars their proper weight,
pounds allowed to and .. ding-. Club Ptusa'
500; first horse 3.'G0 second Ior.. 81. third hars
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DIED.,

BARROlS-On Monday night, March % 1e.5 al
u 4" clock Nicholas Earrois, aged fifty nine years.
lis friends and acquaintances are invited without
1nrther notice to attend his funeral This Evening at
AZ O'Clock from his late residence No 90 Clone,
street between Casacalvo and Greatnen streets
Third District
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SATl RDAY, APRIL ;, 1916
First Day-Saturday, April 5.

FIRST RACE-Hurdlc Race two miles over tl. b.
hurdles, Club Purse $500 III horse $40,
horse 500 third horse $50.
SECOND RACE-The Pickwici Stake, for rhy.o
year clds So entrance p. p. with $1,000 added
second horse to receive 5000 and the third $780, .
heats. Closed with thirteen nominations.
THIRD EACE-Two mile, tor all aeeo o. D
Purse $500 first h'4se 800 second horse 20 stiso
horse So.
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CITY lures. 1873.
department of Finance, City Hall,

New ORLEANS March II l-75
Inc tax bis or 80 r ad del verv at this
ONCE. Tax payers wiz A. allowed for PROMPT nav
ment, = per cent discount from date to 2otb March
10 inclusive per cent discount from 21st 70 ala,
March, / ) inclusive per sent discount, tro,o !,
April g Both pr~ p. inclusive,
ed. PILSBCRY,
1919 4 sAdlaini-tra
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Theodore Hook was delghting a few
friends one summer evening, at Fuham, by
en- extempore comic song, when in the mid
die OF it the servant entered with, please, sir,
here is the tax collector; be says be has called
tor taxes. Hook would not be interrupted.
but went on at the piauo-torte as if nothing
had happened, with the following stanza:
I" Here comes Mir. Winter, collector OF taxes
a advise You 70 pay MIN whatever he axes:
Excuses won't Do, he stands no sort Of ilum-
merry,
Though Winter his name IS his process is sum
mary.
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Fifth Day-Safurtlay. April 10,

fiRHI RACE-flandicap Hurdle Race. T,~r
miles, weights to appear the LAY before the .:se4
Club Purse 500; first horst $50 second horse :l,a.
third horse $50.
SECoND RACE-Eree Handicap. mile heats
tries to be made Wednesday, April at II eleci
weights to appear Thursday April :. at IL o cloes
NJ, and declarations to he made lin wr7ti1 y at ~
O'Clock, the same day Club Purse $500 first hsnrA-
si00, second horse 2lO0
IHlliD RACE-One mile and three quarters FOX
All ages Club Purse 500 first horse 500, se,.uss
horse q. third horse So
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-30

THAT was severe coughing fit" re-
marked a sexton to an undertaken, when they
were taking glass together. ''Oh, It's
nothing, saving ale which went down the
wrong way replied the undertaken. "Ah,
All that's just like you" said the sexton;
"you always ley the coffin on the bier"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-30

gentleman drove sorrowtu looking
horse into town last Saturday. and stopping
in front of Bank Block, he requested small
boy to hold him moment Hold i'm, I"
exclaimed the boy Just lean him UP
against the post; that'll hold i'm. "
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sixth Dny-Monday. April IL.

FIRST RACE-The Fortuna Stakes, sor ,hrep
year Odds: 80 entrance p p. with $1,000 added ,-s,
ond horse to receive S20o and the third 2iO0 winnt-
OF the Pickwick stakes pounds extra one IA ia
and a half Closed with fourteen nominations
| SECOND RACE Consolation Race one n,9e Ia.
horses that have run and not during the rieea
ing; Club Purse 800; first horse $500 second hur
So. iird horse So
| THIRD RACE-Four mile heats, for al arc
Club Purse $500; first horse $1,000 second hsy-s, th,
In ali club purses entrance free and in suck yf,,s.,
a walk-over entities hor-e to first money ,D,v
and horse dstancin the field entitled to frs. mnu,.
only
! Members notified to call for their babe. a.
the Office" III Carondelet street
The races " i'll commence at 3 . ,Eock p "
In case of postponem mt on account Of tb Won't
a pennant will be displayed from the office IF 49,.
Club, IL Carondclet street
qnrtff-"t;"teh badge for meeting sl5 10
Day badges OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. e, a.,
Admission 10 Hh Stand .......... 8 M
ADMISSION % Public Stand and Field ... Ga
Rules of Admission.
\" ladies' perm tied 10 the stand up.c ce,p,ap;.a l.
gentlemen.
Invitation badges for nonresdcnt,-o nIv San h.
at the office IL Carondclet street
Quarter stretch badges i'll admit 10 an ra,r. Of
stand and grounds
llc6et5 OF admission % the stand do not admit ~
holder TO the quarter stretch
Members are entitled 70 Tree admission f., l,s;.
accompanying them
haa's accompanied BY members are invited -,
flsi the Club House
smoking positively prohibited on the me,,n,,.s
tand
Members are notified to enter all styang.,u. ~
N the visiting club book
All Fehces must enter by (ientil}y Road C,ta
"tP' members Members OF the cub and },die.
complaining them only admitted at th4 Me,,,,,,,
tate.
quarter stretch Badges can be obtained ~ -
ace IL ai"ndelet street and at the Track
me cars OF the City Railroad Rayor Er;a.s
f''i4'n, ahi Or ans Railroad viii leave. clay S,at,,,
ana street every five minutes durin. thu, RACES
STEWARDS.
!. ErnanN, G, T. Howard Z. W. Srrnnons
l.. "l'hry, \ T. Mason d, NJ Ia.kt
a f"iNt W. &. Lipscomb
TIMERS.
. II. Chase. VI
DISTANCE JUDGES.
D.. t. Lemai~e W = t-,,
EXCEPTION COMMITTEE
Jos i IE9RxoR Chairman
Baker, W. a. Bell w r neban
a. buTke VIM. Mehie J. Kra.,o
u. Wallace, Atwood Violet, b. strms.
H. 'i"'er, Harrison Watts
nD+ zap 1t G. \. BEEAUX. Presid.ut
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Notice to Holders Of Ctty Bonds.

DEPARTMENT CT finance.
49, - CltT Hall, New Orleans March u rs.
Inc iolipWlnG coupons of City Bond. will be maid ar
this nhcn on THURSDAY Ami
Isl FEBRUARY MARCH
anu APRIL TEN PER CENTS ii APRIL.
mh2i ti2lp -
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Collins PaguyOn Yeast PO1CGeT.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 26, 1915.
We, the undersigned professionals line) do
hereby certify that after tar and repeated trials of
the Justly celebrated C. II. COLLINS PARAGON
YEAST POWD.s do, with great pleasure, recon-
mead them to al i'll want of superior article and
without hesitation pronounce them unsurpassed by
asy we have ever used.
Very respectfully
ALFRED EREDRICKS, EDWARD ZEIDLER
Chief Cooks at Hugh McCioskeys.
ALIEN. HtfTSSE, Steward City Hotel
SAM L 81 NLEY, Head Cook Cassi6ys.
JOSEPH IA RUE, Head Cook St. james
MARTIN MULLEN, Chief Cook at Geo Nc
Closkeys
PHlL1P CLARK River Cook. mh9 2dp
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ROiytdntI,
ENGRAVER AND PRINTER
L.

Ban Invitations, Wedding and Visiting Cara.
neatly engraved and printed. Also, all kjnss =
general Engraving, in the best style. Ball cor
Mi.tses are specially invited to call and see ii,
seLsction OF orders OF dancing and Germs,
tayors, as he is satisfied that the most ias.dia1.
vii LIE pleased. nIe
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-30

According to the Danbury Ne,cs, Mr. Fitch,
son-in- law of Gen Sherman. is poino about
bareheaded and neglectng his meals, in order
to pay the tax on the diamonds sent his wife
by the Khedve of Egypt
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Third Day-Wedar-,iay. April Z.

FIRST R.tCE-One mile aud .n,-eisttb 10, -.
ages Club Purse 500 III t Iot ,e 500 second tre
SO third horse IS.
SECOND HACE-Three milts f.i. AL ages. go
Purse $3.50 first horse = second horse s09 thi,e
horse so.
THIRD RACE-Miie heats Tor sall ages. 600
Purse 500; first horse 500. second horse sea
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Fourth Day- Thursday. April =.

FIRST RACE-Selling Race, mile aud maze
ter horses entered to be sold tof >o0 to carry
proper weight; for $1,000 allowed pounds; !or >i5t
10 pounds for 5000 L. pounds for SEQ 20 pound
The winner to bn sold at auction Immediately aitse
the race Any surplus The amount entered 10 20
sold for will 90 to the second no 81. Club rurss
sloo; first horse $500 second hUieo SO third hor-o
81
SECOND EACE-Onc mile aeti o hale for al ago
Cub Purse $50; first hors. ON. second horS. n.
third horse 50.
THIRD EACE-Milc heats. sl.ee best in five o1o
all ages, Club Purse $500 ti.s h",s. $50 ,ec,uar
horse 800.
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Il Cnrd.

The Stockholders Of La Varie-,. s.oi.;. 80
hereby h"tlnct than the assessment of ONE EItT
bRkH DOLLARS, authorized Ly A General moo,
It'll = que ana payable on OF before the LIST APRIL
an" II NOT paid " that date renders the stock aLle
~ ,Inn Ion WILL STEVEN
''ii'-- ~
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-30

The genuine debt Of the State of Texas is
about four millions, added to which is a debt
more or less questionable of about $500 900.
Radical sway in Texas was short-liyed
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Jacob OFT.
Q 4 Il 2 e N Z Z (

Q A r E TER,
is9 Magazine Street, Corner Caliope,
ls prepared TO execute all orders in the Oar,
pointer and Building line, with promptness, neat.
ness and dispatch. Cisterns made and repaired
nj tf2dp
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Lolita kicked $I9l3 INTO the Centennial
treasury at Philadelphia. She did i. on the
stage of the Chestnut Street Theater.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-30

A sentimental youth Of our acquaintance
considers it extreme vulgarity to speak of
taking bath. 'An indulgence in aquatic
luxuries, is the way he puts it.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-30

More dusky royalty coming The En-
peror of Brazil is to visit the Centennial.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-30

Mr.. George Cruikshank celebrated his silver
wedding in London, on the Sth inst
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-30

How can you make thin child fat Throw
him out of the window and he'll probably
come down plump
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An undertaken, not many miles from Canal
street, advertises his business for sale, and
claims to have good run of customers
Bier shop?
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-30

A man out West is so bow legged that his
tailor is obliged to circular saw in cut
ting out his pantaloons.
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"Sambo, why am toxicaion like wash
bowl ?" "Kase it am de basin.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-30

"Where are you gong?" asked a little boy
of another, who had slipped on the icy pave
ment "Going to get up" was the blunt
ranly
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-30

Why is the capital Of Turkey like whm-
steal PATIENT Because its constant to no
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-30

Fechter is playing again. His Cincinnati
physicians say that it is either miraculous
cure or n fatal folly. A week or so will deter
mine
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-30

The tailor is the poor mans best'friend. in
asmuch as he settles the rents. st. Joe Ter
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