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OPINIONS OF THEIR MERITS.

OPINIONS OF THEIR MERITS
From the Rec. Fah'r o Connor s. J. formerly Bishop
81 Imttury, Penn.
Baltimore. Loyoll College, Sept. 6. 1860.
I have carefully looked over the copy OF Mtchels
snS nd % Ss Which you left with
From Very Rer. Joseph Keller s. J., Prorncal Of The
Irorince Of Maryland.
I have looked over Mitchells New Intermediate
JOS. E. KELLER, ~.
FEsm Rcv Brother Patrick Prorincial Christian Brothers.
We have aopsd eS Of
phies in all our schools in preference to all Others
vi 'N'''N' BRoTHER PATR:CK.
Prov. Christian Brothers.
From the Reden,ptorists Of Chicago, III.
St. Michaers Church. April 90. 1870.
Mitehel's Biographies have been in use in all our
PETER z1MMER, C. IS. R.
From the Sisters IF Charity.
School of the Holy Name Chicago.
number of years, and consider them superior to any
others.
From Rev Geo F. Rasktns Founder and Rector Of The
Houde Of tie Angel Guardian.
House Angel Guardian, Boston.
My preference, ard that OF all my Teachers lie for
Mitchells u Biographies.
From His Grace The Most Req. irchLishop Of Toronto
Canada.
We hereby ire of
mend theiG use in our schools.
tJOHN JOSEPH LYNCH,
Archbishop of Toronto.
Given at St Michaels Palace Toronto April s. Is1a.
From HIS Grace Ne Most Req. archbishop Of Ne,c York
New York July II. ls12
We cheerfuly concur in the excellent recommends
| lions alrs ady given by many in favor of Mitchell
Biographies revised and corrected by NJ r. Keegan,
] of Chicago. JOHN MCCLOSKEY.
Archbishop of New York.
From His Grace The Most Rcr archbishop Of Cincinnati o.
Cincinnati, Ohio July %, 1871.
AS Mitchel's Biographies are so highly approved OF
by the nent Catholic educators Of the country
and have been ceansed from every thing offensive to
| Catholic children by NJ. r. Keegan of Chicago we
end their in all schools preference
| to any other text books on the subject
| JOHN b. PURCELL,
| Archbishop of Cincinnati.
| For terms of introduction, address most convent
emit the Publishers,
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Three Great Artists.

Three great men in Italy stood highest in
the ranks of art at the highest time of her
seeming greatness closely connected In
experience, widely separated 10 individual
character, each showing in various degrees
the extraordinary gifts which, in some form
have never died out from the Italian race
all equally affected by the manners and |
policy of the age all mighty men," These
three were Leonardo da Vinci, Michael |
Angelo and Raphael. To be great artist
was by that time a passport both to en-
ploy ment and popularity. The world had
then begun to seek them for themselves as
we'll as for their art. Society had reached
that intellectual point when genius is not
only patronized but lionized. Not one of
these three great men was bound by con-
vent rules or fettered by partnerships;
each stood individual and alone, though
drawing numbers round himself. The out
line of their characters, therefore, is lost in
no common ground and no thread of his
lives and fate of such men. Two of them,
Leonardo and Michael Angelo, were before
and beyond their age-the one Intellectual
ly, and the other morally; while Raphael
Leonardo and Raphael were men of the
world, supple, courtier- like, swimming
with the stream Michael Angelo was stern
and upright, and always in conflict with it.
Leonardo was the greater genius Michael
Angelo the nobler spirit Raphael the hap
pier man.
Of one 80 sympathic and successful as
Raphael it is difficult to give telling out
line. Misfortune did Eot try him, success
did not weary him accordingly the course
of the man and the painter presents that
smoothness on which the morallst can lay
little hold. Leonardo's gifts were 80 in
credibly numerous and varied as to hinder
the development of his career in any one of
them he was also fastidious, procrastina-
ting, and apparently unconscientious; and
never was so lofty a fame in art maintained
by works so few, SO ruined and 80 uncer-
tain as those he has left behind him. Michael
Angelo was the impersonation Of laborious-
ness and consciousness, but his time
} and his genius were wasted by the authori-
ty of ignorance and caprice and it was
only by the perseverance of an honest pur-
pose, the energy of great mind, and the
!, opportunity of a long life that he accom- :
plished the stupendous monuments that
, immortalize him. AS to Raphael, the mum
Der of his creations as compared with the
shortness of his career are such as to lead
as to infer that equal facility and perfection
were never compatible before or since
Leonardo worked slowly Michael Angelo
c furiously ; of Raphaels mode of labor we
can only be sure that it was a delight to
him. In character of art Leonardo and
IS Michael Angelo were both strictly new ;
n Raphael not so new as perfect. Finally,
8 their portraits are the types of the men
d Leonardo, handsome and highbred, with an
It Italians dignity, but a courtiers mask
: Raphael, young, beautiful and unrufhed
Q Michael Angeles the mournfulest counte'
a nance we can look upon.
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A RELIGIOUS BEoUEsT.-A German cor
respondent of the London Times says that
o great sensation has been created at b.
chum by Herr Jacob Mayer, manager of a
Mining and Steel Company, having bequea-
thed his fortune of million dollars to the
Catholic Church. His widow is allowed
life interest in the property, and on her
death it is to pass to a Roman Catholic
Bishopric, the revenues of which are under
ecclesiastical management. The. Bishopric
of Paderborn has the preference, but this
See ia at present under Government man.
agement, and if it continues in this position
at the time the reversion falls in, it will
lose the bequest. Munster will stand the
second chance, and Cologne the third. 10
the event of the revenues of these dioceses
being under secular management, Mechlln
is to have the money, and should Mechlin
be disqualified, Westminster stands last in
the list. Failing all the heirs the property
is to revert to the Bishop of Paderborn and
his successors personally, the interest to
be devoted by them to the purposes of the
Bonifacius and Servatius Unions. Prince
Bismarck's legislation is producing the in i!
evitable fruit. The prosecuted Church ap-
peals to the spmpathies of the laity, and
ELECTS expressions of devotion which would
have been deemed superfuous in the days
of its prosperity.
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THE EXPELLED BISHOPS OF ITALY.-The
numbe of bishops in Italy who have been
compelled by force to leave their episcopal
residences amounts already to three and
thirty. Many of these prelates had been
four years or more in occupation of the pal
aces from which they have been now
elected. The Minister of Grace and JUS
tlce, Eigliani, who has been the official I'M
der hose orders these episcopal elections
have been effected once wrote to the LON
bard Bishops, soliciting their aid for the
Subalpine Government, and assuring them
mat ' ictor Emmanuel would never injure
ne Church. On the 22nd of June, 1850,
ne thus wrote: "There is no need for me
20 say how valid is the guarantee which
the clergy have in the traditions Of the
Royal house of Savoy, which was always
distinguished for the most marked anxiety
10 protect the most precious interests of
Eellglon and morality. 1 assure you Vic
Tor emmanuel II. has never been, and new
eE VIII be, behind the illustTious examples
OF his family, and that his Government has
Protessed, and always will profess, the
greatest reverence towards the Church, of
,W'hcse true rights and of whose legitimate
liberty he was, and will be, the vigilant
and disinterested guardian" Verify Wig
llani ought to blush, remembering his for
m Mer pledges, and knowing that he now is
t5le eJector of scores of prelates from their
houses, and partner in policy which has
numbered the property of the clergy and
SGT a tax even on the charities of the Pope.
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SoRRow.-There are many fruits that
never turn sweet until the frost has lain
upon them. There are many nuts that
never fall from the bougbs of the forest
trees till the frost has opened aud ripened
them. Aud there are many elements of
life that never grow sweet and beautiful
until sorroM comes,
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Insurers have no friends. London compan-
loS insured for. $4,000 the cargo of the Ger
nan snip Tnrandot, taken by the French in 1870
ana they PAID the insurance but GA. 600, the
proceeds 81 the sale of the cargo as prize, was
eventually paid to Germany by France. Imme-
@ately the insurers claimed it as theirs, but
Hermany says she knows no ore but the orig
maj owners, and the insurers, appealing to
sue.r own government, are told that Germany
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A good Word is an easy obligation, but
not to speak i'll requires only our silence;
which costs nothing.
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FINANCIAL.
ST. PATRICKs HALL ASSOCIATION
SAVINGS BANK,
81 Camp Street.


Open daily from 10 N. to p. NJ, and on Saturday
evenings from to 8, only to receive deposits.
Deposits of fifty 500 cents and upwards received.
Interest allowed the rate of six per cent per
annum. No interest allowed for period less than
three months.
On the Let of January and the LIST Of July of each
year interest will be calculated at the rate of six
cent and will be paid placed to the credit of the
depositor.
Deposits will be paid demand a rule, in United
States currency legal tenders, the Bank reserving
the right demand thirty days notice of withdrawal.
JOHN HENDERSON. President.
VIM. j. CASTELL, Vice President.
j. CONNOLLY. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
John Henderson, James Hagan.
Patrick Irwin. DIR. w. H Berthelot
p. F, Herwg, 81. Hyams,
D. Moriarty. William Hart,
Thomas Smith, VIM. j. Castell,
John Mc(inty Thomas Mar key,
John Henderson, Jr, John I, Gibbons,
John G. Ryan Thomas Gilmore,
j. B. Sinnott, p. Dryer,
Thomas King, John McCaHrey,
Emile Gauche, William Dillon,
George McCloskey, William j. Kelly,
X. NJ. OBrien, William Conway,
oc3 tt NJ. GaIvey.
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NOTICE.
If you contemplate moving,
If you int nd to change your business,
If you want your work prompt,
If you want to save 81 per cent,
If you admire good work,
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efgp1sare the ghet
nsn edhrIt
MACHINES.
rms made
Of any cue by 1852 Machines
nearly a many
COMBINED
the Me he her
MANUFACTURING COMPANY
E. COOPER,
t4T
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e. c. PALMER, President.
JAMES JACKSON, Vice President.
DIRECTORS.
ED. CONERY, FREDERICK WING,
J. b. KELLER, W. H. THOMAS,
W. B. SCHMIDT, JAMES JACKSON,
(. c. PALMER.
This Bank insures against loss by BURGLARS,
THIEVES and FIRE at low rates.
Deposits of FIFTY CEETS and upward received
and Six Per Cent allowed payable Jan st and July st
capital and the character of its Directors Ruaran
tee its Depositors against loss
jy1l75Iy JOHN S. WALTON. Cashier.
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r OUISIANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY,
81 Camp Street,
Capital. $500, 600
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
H UGH FLYN N,

Sells At LOWEST FIGURES and BEST TERMS
THE BEST PIANOS MADE,
- Such
The Peerless "CHICKERIEG,"
The Matchless DUNLAP
The Opera Favorite " WEBER"
The Boudoir "PLEYEL,"
The Low Priced HALE" and ".GRovEsTEEN.
And others.
Also, ESTEY 4 CO.'S incompatible COTTAGE
ORGANS and others. and full line Of
Music and Musical Merchandise.
Pianos and Organs Repaired and Tuned cheapy and
with dispatch also Rented
SECONDHAND PIANOS at Rly low figures.
PHIL. wERLEIS'S,
Old Music House,
my2 75Iy - 80. S. and 90 BRronne street
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MISCELLANEOUS ADvERrIEMENrs.
MITcHELLs
NEW SERIES OF BIOGRAPHIES.
PUBLISHED

723 Chestnut Street, philadelphia, Penn.
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se26 Am
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WORKINGMEN'S BANK,
94..-..Canal Street.
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For Terms OF lntroductlon auuIess as most conVen.
ent, the Publishers,
NJ. r. KEEGAN,
se26 4m 457 Twelfth Street, Chicago, Ills.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-09

Jtamenslilte crit II ODER Is Wlal Sur Sers
leiuns fan,.-Gon ben ionitisen Serbanbs
lunsen bes 0auies lit nod Solscnoes ;ll
erlud9nen: Gon SUITE. ;.gomite lpuroe cine
scnle!ui9citli6e ReioIutiOn einscbra6t,
worna9 folgenOes 9lmenbsment sur Son.
ititution, artitel l6, uorgeidblasen perpen
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ErdliOent Der Ser. Staatep iou Der Erdiis
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Der iett beltimmter @eiie iune baben, cher
rueoer Der Erdiioent nod Der Giceprdiiosnt,
ywenn oas 9lmt zines Erdlibenten iGn, ,,s
gefallen it," iolI ais TrGiibent lpieoer 9es
wdbIt lperoen tonnen." 0ieie felolution
wuroe nit 1876 nSa" gesen l04 rNein"
perworfen, oa feline Swsiorittels sDtaioritdt
oafiir ltimnlte. Gin 9lntrag auf gluibee
buns Der @ei6aitseseln, bamlt Elm gtmcns
oement ;ur Eoit,Gtat,S in Sronun9 err
tldrt weroen tonne, wel6es Die ,peite Ta>
cifcs Wtail Subiioie piOerruit, uuroe anses
nun,men. (Oer Original Gontratt NIT
Oer Yacific sMeailo OampisrsG rsGompasuie init
elmer appropriation uon $500, 900 piro ie,
bod in Der YoltsG GtatsS BID auirs6t crbaIten. J
-Oas Guuite iiir Mittel unb @ess iette
oie llnteriuduns in getrefi Der Yaeiiies
Mallsalnselesenbeit peiter fort. Sames
8. Smitb, Director Der 9eieui6ait ieit
1871, lteate ale 9lnsaben Sr,uin's in ges
sus aui Die Electromagnetic in 4breoe.
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Sfiiee Ser Gazette ..ss
SO. 442 Iainitrase, ,,uiittn 4. il. 5.

9ln,abl ueupunbet. Der Sbeif 0aoi.
Wtobameo mar seSwunsen, ii6 nit ieinen
Seuten ;uriid;uSieben. Die Stdlrme Iniab
nno Wabia eisneten iid $4,000 S9afe
uno $4,000 &ameele an, Die gum lbeil
Den fdmpienoen Stdn,men anseborten, unb
iie fonnten nur ourd Orobung, baB man
Seoen nieoeridieben iueroe, Der isinen Bos
item perlaIle, suriidsebalten werben. ii6 an
benz Sample gu betbeilisen 8a s
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Aasfdnoif6e 2sunofGau.

iSmarfs Oepei6e iber Die
Saptluabl POM Sabre 1872, (ni6t 1870,
wie es our6 einen Orudiebler in lester
9tnnoi6a, bieB) Die fiir;lib i'm preuBii6en
Staats sslnseiser in 6olse Des 9lrnim Ero:
,eiieS publi,irt ipurbe, Iiefert nod INNER
Stolf 81 uielen llrtiteln in Seuti6en Sldt>
tern. Inter anoern fragt Die .gernania"
wie benn luobl oieie Oepei6e sur 3eit uon
BEN iremben Gabineten auf9enommen NOR
ben lei, uno beantportet oann DieIelbe fur;
sefaBt in iolsenoer 9lrt Seitrei6 ruabrte
lein bi itorii6es Eedt uno erfldrte nur
in eincm Sale ,. +. in Dem, weun oas BIZ
itorii6e Stedt in 0fom miBtannt ipiirbe,
fOnnen ss aui Die Sismarfii6en Soeen ein,
seBeu, ionit nidt. Die anSern Gabinete,
iosar bas itaIieniIdbe, ,uieien sraoesu Die
Sade suriit. Sn Dieier slnselesenbeit bat
alio Der Staatstan;lcr cine S9lappe erlits
ten.
Sefanntli6 bat Der @eri6tsboi fir
ySirdlibe slngelegsnbsiten" ben Siiboi
Wtartin d. d. rabseIeet". 0emna4it
pirS nlln an bas Faoerborner Somfapitel
uon Seiten bes Sberprdiiosnteu non @elts
fallen Die aluiioroeulns erseben einen Siss
tbum's Yerlpeier an Stsae bes entietten
gii9ofes 81 nennen. Dap bas Somfa@
pitel ii6 Der Gesieruns nidt wiaiabris
,eisen miro, ueritebt iib pon ielbit. Nie
bies in Der Si6eeie Grmlanb sei6eben,
miro bann na6 10 Sasen bic Giniesuns
zines Gesierlnsss Gommiildrs erioIsen, Inn
oas 6ir6enpern0sen gu uerlpaIten.
Der beuti6e &eidStas bat bas
Giuilebeseies am IL. Sanuar in /. eeiuns
ansenommen. 0asesen protetirten nit
alien ibnen gu @ebote itebenocr Wfadt Die
&at6olifen. Sic wieisn aui Die 6olseu
oieles @eieses in moraIii6er Siniidt bin,
iie iuieien baraui, baB bic Seitimmunsen
oes neuen G,eletes, baS Gbere6t mander
oeutiben Staaten, gaierns !. .. iiber Den
9auien luerfe; alles bali ni9ts. lin bic
Sppoiition gum S6weisen gu brinsen, be-
nutte man oas bsfamts ManOuer S6IuB.
antrasans" uor Der 3eit.
Sn Seiterrei6 IA DIT Ser pro:
ssB sesen Sfenbeim, ben @riinoertOnis.
m66ten nit i'm nennen, nit &edt cir
sroBes 9luiieben. 0ieier Ero,eB entbillt
uns cine iol6e MaiIe uon Corruption Be,
gsamten, pom nieSeriten bis gum bO3iten,
oaB mir ben Staat beSauem, Der iol6'
Meni6en alS geiter bat.
Der slnseflaste uertbeioiste iib nit pie
lem Gjei6if uno sroBer Gntl6Ioiientbei
ilnb iudt ben 9a@weis 81 lieieua, bal
allies, was ibm sur Gait seIest wiro, nid
seeisnet ei, i'm nit ben Straiseieten IL
ernitlibe GOllilion su brinsen. Us tiim
inert i'm ni6t, mas man pom StanOpunft,
Der Mioral oauon benfe. Sir ben Gulmr
biltorfsr lit Der Groseb cine reite 6unS
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@ue anseisen ienbe man ipdteitens
2NcntaS 2Norsen ein. ~ -
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9o6 + Ar6eiten aGer Art prompt mo fiGls
aussefi6rt. - sssEs
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ansssen fir gicnies erttersn. 0idsrieis &C., ais Gem
@sas Der iatt. 8ir6s ,upissr Fnssn feline Aufnatms
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auspdrtiae an,siscn maisn vcrausbs;ablt wereen
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greiss der Aassigen.
Socar. citizen.

SVVWI. VVtt3t"
Inter 3silen grsYsr rsrefn ai6t ansencnin'n our
isss 3ste Srssier cher rereu gaum has Wal 10 Gents
bic nlbhen Dsale 5 Gents.
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ssiraiss. uns 1rsssan,sissn nit esraS $3.50. stns
Spruh 81 90.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-11-06

Tie purchasers insisesd on "a per
ce1t. .tass, ,dkask the resnk: 964
pohnds loss to the plantss. Is this
}ueS-Are these too honest pack.
agegv6 rei8unofatc the purchasers
f9rkhe others made too heavy by
4 bS bla,ithrs , II self:defhnsei !
d 1t fesoft to some expetliNE and
mt - kreat . losa There is
4 On my packages, with 10 per
d y tart this 1 would have over.
i tea. Had this question oftare
b bsopght lp early 10 the sea
a TIE plant could have made
b p6ckages ID snit. Now, the
est ones ID, lst either suffer a
B Inns loss os(0ad their hogsheatls
Il qpme sunderland manner.
w.. w.. Yonrs, truly, '-1
II. o. CoLoNB.
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Whereas Victor Miles Of the Psdah of 81,
d., 1875 filed In this Court an applica'1ol
praying 10 b. appointed admahtraipe Of tL'
above Succession.
Public Notsss y lssrsSy 9ivcats all whom
Il may concern to show cnuse nany they have
in writing to the Honorable the Judge OF TIA
said Court. within ten days fruas tho iirs'
publication hereof. why the appliealsc
prayed for should not be granted.
Witness the Honorable NINA TRFJ
$ PAGNIER, Jrdge, and' tie s4a. d
~ I'd Codft ihs Srd day 81 Novtmb,
~,t,'" =, " ~ ~ -. A. BAncocx,
on'1. t1sY ~ 30 Glerk court,
tHnr y Eayi.-h 81 & ss=sa4ns .y,'srt -
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STATE or LOUISIANA
'G hl Parish Court. g.,
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTI r.
Mo-. 2l7-
-. - ~ +. 49,
vacant Saceession Of FRANCOIS
Hagnenier.

Where's George ". Combs, of the Par .s
o. 81; John the baptist the duly quail,
Vacant Succession Of Francois Hncuc ~.
haa on this 2Sth dsy Of October 1875, Ill.
this Court Provisional account Of his !,
ltpatrntim ofsaid 6uccasaios ps>xiz9fcr "a
homol0gati0R OF the same.
Public Nod "a hereby given tAsll y hol
1t may concern b Nh their opposjeion 3, ii
same II any they can or have, in writin,
the honorable the Judge -four Hid Cour,
the Court House, within ten days from h
arst pnhlication heseof Why the did Pro
isiOnal account and tablcan Of diStribrtin
hersin sled should not .bs approyed al
homologated as prayed for, and the I'm ds
the hands Of th0 Administlutoe distributsl
in accordance Herewith.
Witness the honorable Numa TT
49, pagnier Judge, and the sesl D. =
said Court. this 18th day n Octobr
A, Dr DrlsS:.~,prtta..c,.,,coc~ 1875.
oc.soa.d ,,.r,-a SAsSGcn; eSsct =, ?,
-r,taq carSAtI ss~e
:. s.s.an =,
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70 s%# FnuIN
The following sztrscts from az
c0dtemj orary. press give . concise
q ~ THE lsEONARD .-oOOTT
PUDLI0HfN0 COMPANY: go
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vosn&he osnn1A Th0 they ~ esdrpaSsru
SASy Sse u IN aPprociativc kind. SOLID,
SASs4htfnl, snbstantial, I'D heavy. Weh6pe
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= hfaae u tie nteslN dp whr6 caHi9a
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bring ba.iil from from 1000 to ,i,2QO. pound,
to tbc,srreat. a "A fair crop Is ex.
pectAd, but the low price Of our
staple product creates a great deal
Of uneasineas among plspters, and
isboTeFs slso,ps vagsz - pro.
sy sS'."ri;; 's.~"r%iS;;;& "'tfNG' ''''S'
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-11-06

Loais ~. Leeeche,s formerly
Of st. -rJeaa to- ~ Baptist,
who killed J. w. Miller on the
eth x April last was arraigned
bsNbse he Superior Criminal Court
III New Orleans On . charge q
mansasnghssr an d henssablJ -:
diaitted 10 thS soth * Ostober. / |
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-11-06

| here's business in it certainly,
III 30 "milIiOns," wsSn The first
ID lght that occurred to. us, on
kiQg, a purely accidental, I've
|a - Z bvioas Aditpts ~
tiSalasI sIy-ss1- " disposed persons
genersaL Ea ssy tht thsr I!i :arti'
factD1 10 them, ws MT n;6i)
visit to this busy ] establish.
ment.s 1hsre wpsa haanfof busi.
ness tlr6dsh6ut the place, made
|up Of the din, Of, hurried voices,
the rambling Of heavily loaded
trucks IND ~ whizzing of the
swiftly nsvie9Dschinery; while
TO the s3eAt thsre wepe rows of
barrels and piles Of bulging
bags, and brswny negroes, rolling
the barrels, and trucking the bags
from one to the other Of the seve.
ral departments. There were rice
planters from the coaDtry in the
Office as we'll as buyers from diff
ferent parts Of the city; the one
bringing grain md the other bring
ing cash, two articles ESSENTIAL to
the successful conduct of every
Christian. enterprise. Outside,
there Hene wagons loading clean
rics ID herrUlsy and others unload.
iAg Dsaeh rice in sacks. It was
suskh Mfreshing contrast to the
appeSFsifcs u those b establish
mentS conducted on the narrow
minded principal Of .'sa.not. adyrr-
tising-N q. Nmes. |''.a,otq 3, ~ ;