New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-10

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The Illinois bishop middle is a question T
of Jaeger nsught
If one swallow does not make spring O
take two swallows. /.
The Chinese public debt has attained a
Celestial magnitude
merchant complains Of high rent. he h
il locking about for dollar store. =,
As q deputy, Garibaldi proposes Dill n
for draining the Roman Campagna. Ii
The Great Salt Lake has been frozen over !,
during the late unpleasantness OF weather.
Ono lively pickpocket will dis purse W
largo gathering, if allowed to work the m
crowd. nj
There is nothing like close application to IL
business, and there IL nothing like al
barnace. 10
The route by which person can go lS
through without change is tho line OF travel eA
for poor man. &C
Circumstances often develop traits in a Az
mans character which others regard az
original endOwments. AZ
regularity Of Switzerland depots is in
that no man can 90 out Of them the same ii;
way that he goes in. If
The returns from the different dioceses wa
come in slowly, and DeKoven is still on the tre
Jaggered edge of anxiety. HI
1t is rather disheartening to make call al
in q sociable 'mood," and not be able to gu
find the first person present." ISL
So
1t is said that in the great city OF London ma
birth occurs every five minutes. There is IT,
no rest for the weary Sairy Camp. Dr.
1t has been decided in Q Western &C. tlz
batting society that person can not chew Go
gum and think hard at the same time. us,
The Shreveport Times makes special men va.
ton of q Texas gentleman who paid part Of 'h'
an old debt without being asked to do SO. oat
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The Sunday evening sacred concerts IN san
Cnicaso proven 70 20 ,s.uss. .aut';.;.a JUS
TOO soou SUI Misrepresentation " ~ 80 the
An Illinois Judge has decided that . young tue
man who pays his board has a right to fid- era
die n,his room all day and all night if he is q
chooses. Eul
Mr.. George DeBsptist, prominent col "a.
ored citizen of Detroit, died recently. The IN
Roston Post Jaws che was friend of John, allie
de Baptist" wh'
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ono ""c so'' bag
after chronological examination can con- Il
graduate himself on having q thoroughly mos
read head. 10,
The Shreveport city directory for 1875 is laa'
nearly readv for delivery. It has been cor peo
rec.ed to include the casualties of the last bloc
campaign and election. fgh
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The number of adult white men in the =,
United States who can not read or write is
stated at 100000; of women in the same uen
predicament, 100000 nep
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Louisville has young man learning the of a
painters trade at Munich, Italy, and will non
probably start lottery for the purpose OF .s-
building an art gallery. zoo
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The Danbury Nc,cs man has been abroad, soci
After year OF travel and study he mas just
written the following line: Nov that you ties.
have won her, you must tour IN =,
The New York Commercial Adrertiscr the
speaks of a poem entitled Lines to a had
Runaway Wife," as q fugitive piece Of a insis
character not suited to its columns. and
W. ..,o Moan fa,orad Nv Mr. uvda folio
Clarke, secretary, with copy of the second 70 u
annual general report Of the council Of the do v
corporation of foreign bondhoiders. Dem
cand
Sydney Smith had peculiar idea of dull nrh,
preachers. He said they often preached as
sin was to be taken from man as Eve was ANVIL
taken from Adam, by casting them into a 10
deep sleep. ne
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1t. ot To,;s;.naNr.a;coId arar,mert- his ?
will be held at st. Patricks Hall next Fri. bo'o
d.v At Noon. The salutatorv will be deliy by 81
cred by Professor Samuel II. Bemiss, M. D., appr
and the valedictory by Albert B. Miles, lie La
N. ID. ment
Somebody has discovered that when the VIII
hair is light or blonde, the number Of hairs Den'
on persons head average 100000. When THESE
the hair is brown the usual number is much allla
less, being only 10000. while black hairs Yanl
reach only the average of 100000. Blonde toni
hair is the finest. There are exceptions to ern
all rules bald heads vary the NUMBER OF mira
hairs in the count regardless Of color. -.
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One of the methods adopted by the au- Ii, h'
thorities OF Paris for the encouragement Of vote
birds in the parks is the manufacturing and this
placing of artificial nests, cunningly to q
constructed that each variety OF bird will his
recognize its home at once. The nests are err
made by women for the following birds: NV,
The sparrow, titmouse, warbler kingfsher, :,
chafiinch, cuckoo, blackbird, magpie and 'neiii
others. Three Thousand of these nests have cohsl
been put mp recently, on q plan suggested clave
bv professor of the Jardin des Plantes. in an
A society, kindred in belief to doctrines oho-.
held by Pythagoras, is gaining ground in
Ohio Its adherents call themselves Eter. P".io
nalists, believing in the immortality of the ruino
soul in . succession of bodies on earth. by tn
When . body dies. the soul hovers about in crimi
the until nv an upseon process of mate OelleC