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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-29

AXc-lInndie smith Rrpentins his Challenge
TO DR. Hayes Magnificent Oher.


10 DR. Hnyes-A Alhluiicent Oher.
To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: ! fear
] may have been misunderstood in my alusion
To Dr. Hayes. the Arctic explorer. believe
have The advantage from the fact that the Doc
tor has been trying 70 find the North Pole aud
has failed. whereas my axe handles can be found
anywhere. l don't know Of what timber or ma
tefidl the North Pole is made. but my handles
are all hickory. and challenge denial. ! would
Ike very mucn to meet the Doctor In the sew
enth District n p ssib,e. prefer to address
the work iuEIucu. Us ~ y have uccn NV nitn IS
always. ana believe ! can show them IN plain
language WHY Col. Bartlett should win. { n
Siderable talk has rten inCuleed ia ahout car
I"t-h eEtr~ coming iu from Dthcr SfH'o- nd
ruling nj representing New orA; hn'- al
enough. ana / un. for home rule. I do mot
blame the people ofthc seventh District .ur de-
ciu,nf e. le represented ~ gentlcu an from
the North Pole, - | consider that carpet-bag-
gtug with vengeance.
| am willing to present to the gentleman
whose ele ton district gives tho heaviest ma
Jority for Brilctt one OF my celebrated hand
mace axe handle~-a thing rely give away.
DANItI &. SMITH.
49, - Houston street.
sign OF the Old Wooden saw.
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A Bartlett Campaign Song.

Dedicdied 20 ne ntcHds ~ 0oot 0orc,Hnsnf ~ TIE
- tshh .S'snio.4 Hsu1cf.
In the meeting room We ST. where we're thinking on
the Il
who Nt'l go M 10 the ballot roX once more,
And there, upu that day, Ne wall vote tuc ulf way
nat vi bling us bach our ttrrtd n It, once more
ChOf Hs-NOte, vote, woe, ana ur In earnest.
W. % drive tpror.tiuu fro the field
Col. bartl tt n the mani wen eject nm, for
WrCtu,
Hyoul only put your shoulder 10 the wheel.
Coz BARTLETT well return, for sure II is his turn,
AM Gun sacred rihht lie ntftr VIII hctriI
And wen wurk rom morn till Iik t. till we're sure
we've NOu TIE uglt,
TN tie IN -Oef down upon election day.
ChOfhA-Note, vote. Noie, and ur m earnest,
Wen drive oi position ironi the nald
Col, Is futtt Ii lac man ven elect him, for
W. can
hyouh only put your should or to she wheel
Wen rally 10 the night and wen battle Tor he right
Ana ur riFhts vi be n. turei to us fnl soon;
And Nn election might We wi all be gay nd brignt
AZ our cannon peas OF victory reach the moon.
ChVi "s-Nulc Nuic, vote ANA %" IN earnest,
Wei drive opposition from the hcld
Col. Bari q I ~ thv man aud clrt l., Oh " can.
FOR were going to put our shoulders to the
wheel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-29
The Summing IN.

Adopting the figures of the last Treasury
report and others procured from thu de-
partmcnt 10 include the fiscal year watch
expired June 30, 1s,j, we have contrasted
the expenditures under the heads ~ War.
Navy Indians, and Miscellaneous, winch
cover the cost Of running heGovcrnmcnt,
except for interest on the public debt ami
pensions, for the six years immediately
preceding the rebellion aud the last six
years under GRANr.
The following figures give the totals for
the army navy. Indians, ami m,Scr'lgne-
Gus civil expenses combined. In each year
slal cd:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-29

Our workingman correspondent, the
well-known AXE HANDLE SMITH, renews In an
other column bis challenge TO Dr. HAYES Re
publican candidate Tor the Assembly in the
Seventh District, 60 meet him In public discus
zion upon the political issues of the dnv. We
DO not think Dr. HAYES will accept this chat
lengo, although we { n assure him that Mr..
SNTu l. much better uualiicd TO debate topics
of The kind than many men who enjoy more
extensive renown MS politicians. But what we
think DR.. HAYES should do is to PROPOSE TO Col
BARTLETT to hold series Of joint meetings
throughout the district they are contrasting. II
Is true the time Is short only three working
DAYS remain previous to the election; but by
diligence and devotion they may he hed uD to
the great benefit of tho eoctord At least 1--WE
meetings could be held every day-two In tho
forenoon, two In the afternoon, and one in the
evening. To these meetings the ladies should
especially be invited ana have front seats, so
that they may be ahlc to see both candid les
and judge wisely ietween them. We suggest
also thit by reason Of his greater age DIR. HAYES
should have the rght TO make the first speech
on every occasion. The speakers should DC
limited to tweuty minutes each, giving each ten
minutes more after he concludes, to answer any
questions that may be proposed by persons In
tho audience This would m lie each meeting
one hour long aud on Monday night next, after
the last meeting, the voters of the Seventh Dis
trcl, ana the ladies' also, would he perfectly
settled In their minds upon the whole subject;
Nd thsn the election OF Tuesday luld be a
ain, @re and Intelligent expression Of the pubic
lunon ant respecting tho two candidates. VIII
DIR. HAY, ~ accept our proposal and send chal-
lence 10 Col. BARTLETT We can engage that il
viii be accepts. AS yet we have not heard OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-29

Passing over the period of civil war aud
the administration of ANDREW JOHNSON,
because they were disturbed by excep-
tional causes, aud therefore cannot be
fairly compared with time Of normal
peace, we come to the era of Grantism,
when the people North and South were
seeking cordial reconciliation, and were
only kept apart By the forcble interven-
ton of the Presidont and his Cabinet in
their efforts to Upheld the carpct-baggeis
and their confedclates who were oppres-
sing and plundcring the Southern states:
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II will be Il bad omen for MooDY and
SANKEY # they fail 10 bring about great and
obyi aus results in the FIRST American city where
they have made their appearance. II will have a
tendency to chill their ardor. twill reduce the
eXpectations which have been aroused in Phila-
delphta, Boston, Chicago, and other places. and
which have so much to do with future sue
cosses. Many cities strove with each other TO
secure MoopY and SANKEy at their first appear
ance; but they selected Brooklyn because its
Clergy represented that 1t was ripe for the
harvest.
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Aenaemv Ct 9issic-1H, is- &c.
American Iusiitcic Frir .fFi" mt % ~.
ptoth's Theatre haHrt rfrfiv
brooklyn 1bestrc Afsanl o.. ~ 20.
rowery theatre in,ao. She Oh a.
rnriine'. Opera Mua-c Ne if. Nia''.s
fifth Aversie Theatre fIra l.tl. usHift
brand urcra Mouse rl. lion M,s. sasa's.
Ciympi, 1tcntrc Naftiv
Part Theatre Night u.'v
Persian Narictie, isi4 80 sfi hfoaiway
ZEN frnrcis.O M,astrcis varsv
Third svcairr Thentrc t.i' tUn y vr'seT.
Sh,ntr, tsTp,auc Gfanl 70 e $ .sifs M.ie.
Vuns Pnstor'- Thestre Cont aii on Of sur Mst0s,.
Mon saunsc ihsatr Lei AusY
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join KELLY is circulating among the
city voters a pamphlet containing his elaborate
assault on Recorder HAcEETT. II IL artfuly
concocted but must be taken by everybody
wno has the patience to read 1t, as the express
sion Of personal animosity toward a Judge
who had the Independence TO refuse to do the
bidding OF Its author. Recorder HACKETT, both
by his manly stand against Tamma.v DONNA
ton over his court and his fearless judgment Of
criminal offenders. has planted himself too deep
In the respect and confidence OF the public 10 DO
upTooted by tho reservations Of partisan
pamphlet. JoHE KELLY cannot prevent JoHR
X. HACRETT from ueng our next as he is our
present efficient Recorder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-29

The advance of the Cubans upon Havana
appears TO he constant and uninterrupted. The
excessive rains Of this year have rendered the
roads OF the Island almost impossible. The lib
Grating army, however, while awaiting a more
propitious season TO resume active operations,
have made flank movement and captured by
assault-at the polls OF course-the city Of Key
West, Florida. BY late paper from that city
we learn that CARLOS MANUEL CRsPEDEs son Of
tho late President oJ CUBA, has been elected
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-29

The excess of outlay during these six
years Of Grantism Is nearly equal to one
fourth part of the whole national debt,
while the annual excess is about three
fourths of the yearly interest on the en-
tire debt If there was anything substan-
tial to show for this astounding increase
in tne regular expenses, il might be pall-
ated. But instead of being improved and
wade more efficient. the public service has
fallen far below the worst former expert
en,r, and is now utterly domoralized.
Ex Navagancc stimulated corruption and
loosen e.s, aud the Republican maiorities
in Ccr,xress W no either shared in the spo Is
or prolt,~l politically by the abuse of pa
tronage. creaSed the proilgate system Of
expenditures bv which the burdens of the
people have been al. %Inehled, anu the al
ministraton of GRANT has become re-
proach and scandal. "ad as all war;
whether domestic or foreign Is III JUS ell
feet on public morals the SOC. NIeu s'ale
OF peace which has existed under 0HANr
h9S proved TO be Il far worse cala,. MY
than the rebellion.
The example of the President, of the
Cabinet, of the chief agents of the Govern
ment AT home and abroad, ana of the great
army of ofiicehoders, has encouraged
those who look up to them for guidance
politically and socially, to disregard duty,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-29
Col. Bartlett will make the Much Better
Legislator OF the Two.


Two years ago, by n close personal con-
test. Cul. W lgst II carried the Seventh Assem-
bly, District bv small maj nrlty: last wear IL was
lost by a smaller majority, tue Republican can
diuhte, Fred. W. Seward, running ahead in the
lower election districts. usually Democratic.
clifford A. ii. Bartlett. the Democratic candi-
date. has made thus far capital canvass and
bids fair to run ahead Of his ticket and win the
election. The Anti-Custom House candi tate.
j. ID QUICKER. is making strong push, and has
receive enough votes Nifhin his organization,
IN % 300 to make stil more prCbabl' the cleo
ton Of "A Democrat. An examination OF the
reglstrrtlon 10y election districts shows that
De uorrattc districts indicate the least falling
OF from last year, which N this district IL -, ,
the present registration being 5,Ou.
From ne star.
clifford 4. II. Bartlett is a Colonel on Tilden's
staif, a gentleman IN whom are united the mark
ed ability of genius and the kinuiiest rraces Of
cult re. lie l. n candidate In tive seventh As
semhN District, OPPOSE Il 10y old Doc HAYES, who
Is a clever geographer, but wrctched pubcist.
Col. Il rtiett Is SON Of MIR. W. o. Bartlett. one
OF the le tders Of our bar, and we doubt not the
son viii. when elected. rs he cer,ainly will he,
illustrate the apt adage, that "blood will tell"
From me KreHn0 Post.
The 7 mmyny candidate in the Seventh As
semhlV District Ia Col. clifford 4. n. BItlrtt
abide camp on the stan Of Gov. Tilden. a law
yer M active pra tlce. lie Is "A man II culture
and acknowledged ability, and h $ received the
apr ruNu Of Coy. llden and many mompers Of
his profession. Ills reputation Is that OF an vi.
right and public spirited m n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-29

Let every citizen in the Seventh As
senbly Dis rict who wishes to hold up the
hands Of Gov. TILDEN, and carry through the
great work Of reform and Of reducing taxes
which he has commenced, vote for Col c. a. II.
BARTLErT on Tuesday next.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-29
a Cheap Shawl Los, and Recovered.

FROM ne Chfcd90 Times.
The $4,000 shawl which Mrs. Secor RoI,e-
sou CHARGED "a Il fillmore hackmin with stealing
mas been recovered 1t appears that the valua-
lr wrap IA not teen left ~ the hack, as as
at hlst supposed, but IN tne cars.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-29
Forgery by Bible Canvasscr.

PROVIDENCE, oct. 2s.E W. Bowen. a Bible
canvasslng agent for james NJ Piper OF Boston ycster
day forged an endorsement OF Messrs TObits IL n.
DALI 10 mole for tbS7 sold lhe note to "A uro.,r ami
decamped. Bowen halls from PnAsdeiphia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-29

Let every man in the Seventh Assembly
District VINO wants low taxes, vote for Col. c. A.
IL, BARTLErr on Tuesday next.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-29

Let every man in the Seventh Assembly
District, who wishes to have the abuses and rob-
berries In the canals corrected and prevented in
the future, vote Tor Col Z. A. II. BARTLETT on
Tuesday next.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-29

The French and German, as well % the Ameri-
can pubic, will learn win deep regret that Miss CLARA
BARTON De- still victim to the d ness 10 which her
Efforts I'm caring for the SICK aud wonRdcd Of our cy
aud for those of the FraLco-G struggle gave
rise Her counirymen and countr, WON viii GER
fanny hope that 30 useiul kindly aud modest HE may
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-29

way bee iuse JOHN MOH.IssLY l. "a gambler.
How black the u1t alwa seems TO tho kettlei
But WAC took the million. from the Erie Rail D.
way? VINO bought the Tribune and hired a
young editor TO cIncoct stock-g umbliuc lie' for
hm Surely, It was not JOrN MoRRGssEY.
JOINS NORRissEY has no editorial stool pig on
u entice the simple into mis- nett. H. never
stole, nor does he act the part Of j hiEh-minded
editor while aii the time working for stock
gambler lie does not seek refuge from as
sarl. behind the policy Of silence, tut stands up
msnfully and makes II square 1ght wrh his adj
yersaries. He il not stool pigeon, nor does he
wear tho yoke Of JouN KELLY. Oh. that he could
give little Of his backbone to the young
editor now bent in servile and sgrscefu tolls I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-29

Preacher MOODY has several times re-
ferred to his struggles with Satan over the re-
vivals OF course the reylvsltsts expected that,
in giving battle to the Doyil, he would fight back
In BROOKLYN "a elsewhere. He ia an audacious,
cunning ana wide awake devil, and scents dan
ger afar on H. fought his first great battle, ac-
cordinR to JoHN MILTON. in Heaven, where he
encountered the archangel MICnAEL; and we
may be sure that neither his strltegcal skill nor
his presum ption has diminished since that
period. He IL often able TO foil his assailants;
but he can never succeed in foiling any one VINO
IL properly prepared for the encounter. We
presume that MOODY and SATKEY, who have
had many h I'd time with him. have become
familiar with his wiles and ways. They must
realize that he is particularly anxious to
blast their prospects OF success In Brook
Ign, which Il the scene OF the opening conflict
of the American campl ign upon which they
have entered. He would rejoice In the prestige
81 a triumph over them there. But tney must
crush him az all % yards.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-29

G. w. CHuDs, A. NJ, says that The Sun
has spoken Of Mrs. President GRANT ms cross
eyed ana has commented ON that subject. q.
". CmLDs, A. NJ, is II liar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-29

to destiso intooritv. and 70 set all healthy
ro,,roir,s O., don,,ca Tbev have nro-
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-, -. -, A..
! "S"o7' "P"cii p"i Vi'oV" i'""u9 V' w
ircusury' p"lroh'Heu hiH VniV's' "'i" 40
lar ms their influence wouid 60 tT1eu 10
make successful rascalty respectable by
official recognition. The hundreds of mill
lions STOLEN and distributed during the
,.oi,,,, Of cr,r,i.,,, toll tho sforv i'm a ,ynv
,.,, ,,,,,i,.., ,,,,.,,,.,r
ttor, T.. o,,o,,,.r e,n.;,,or NJ tho t,vod,,le
-, ,.,nc.,..'.., ..,,a..,o. 7, t. from, an
Ill. -. a., D.. r,,,,,.sE uprrnrp in ,bis
-. -, ,....,.,
were ',r could he denoneii2e5 WHO can tcliP value
T. that wnicl satisn, hun.n want 'n's arr ~ iMe
or uxnrias Gol has no value hccauic Of service r,n.
fancy ,auc;' suspect thai one rea ON why roii j.
do tY SO Hiis rIiae N as ofH ain b., cyc IN
ngtr ,tte srite 20 "n'y M,n Gg'e .G-r'r 20 In
other wori, tac usage Of minknd has done f'r gold
Wn' ', Tc , % oI ni , r y 1Tin aa rc.s
public lrit ANA integrity which together make 10
"'e"''''
III Mt BErcnrR will take bag OF gold dust
down into Maiden me amonath the manuiactur-
ing Jewellers there nc VIII soon una inst solu mas
value quite Independent OF IT'S use rs acouhter'
lie can sen u Tor "lthlh smal' r"clion Oh us
weight In coin as raw material out oil whlch TO
iao'lr'te thousand articles oil commerce.
"hlch are eNcn"hgeap'e Tor o'hel COMMUNITIES
or Tor money Just las iron pots ana pans are me
truth Is That gold was hrst adopted as the ma
value, and If It were Icmonctlzed to morrow 1t
would still retain that value. for the reason that
II Is metal of universal employment aud can
only BE- procured by an amount of human labor
equal to its current price. The concluding re-
mark about the patent ilhrous paper and cost
" print and priceless public splrt and integrity
which together make w a greenback'' Is quite
In Keeping with what goes before. II our " pub-
AZ spi'N anu 'u'eS'S 'noulu no' pio,V 'p ,''
to reueeming the urpcnOACk with gold the
.,,,,, glro. ,,,,,o,,, ,,, nc nil ina, rho world
will seeinit.
\ count OF Tue cash on MAUI III Heh'
SPlNNERs onicc made some time since re-
vealed the fact previously published IN IHE
SUNS washington correspondence thsl S3'oH'-
90 OF gold received was entered as currency
at times when gold was worth ~ or more IN
efeennachs. 81 ms neat hut dodge nay dozen
members n ne Htdsuy H'hg p're ENABLED 70
share S3Iv0.0O curftHcN among themselves dnd
ut s'cm % account for all ne pubhc montDM'y
hlHdl,d. If SPINNER knew and proGted by this
operation, II Is plain how he could make up
from his private fortune such defslcations as
became public Yet this Is the man whom the
GRANTEES aud ntationists are laudng As pecu-
harly NJ. because Of BOTH competency and hon-
esty, to take charge of Sew Notk's finances.
The brooklyn reviVaiists must DE par
ucularly careful To avoid su'h expre'si'ns'
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The law has spu@rn,
IN la IA nro en-,
AMI ulcu nave Ice rkrnci It's stern ftcrCt
Tn great wu.it wnnd Ird;
Two ives aiVs md'rel,
Twu streams h4Ne huNca % the sJ.en sea
The past IL m ssh's
A ld mem lry IA .cs
The n0p ethlt were born with the birth Of 'b 'rs'
Lies urrIhIsr % qul .Irn.
l. VS. auU Is a 40 .l-u II,
The future f. laG,n with cur es ana tears
DEATHS parting. 10 sever
10 H. "a be- no lw rll without '.agranc6 or t.,.u
Deaf T. iruut-iu wander
Alone, a.d 10 pladrt
Oer d, cams that me- buried IN augiist anu fSo't
WIT demon has entered
NurrC alht IL 30 &C. centred,
Wurrc lio Mas ASA ct ~ che glance - O.. d..
NtAi name ht " ~ Yrfcd
IN love so emlONrrod,
The BEAUTY tire hope, aud the iaiul uul'h cd
All! bright WAS tNc umucr.
When tN'ry utN conner ,..
Poured ld acss iu hoso %, - bridegroom 9hn ItS
D ! puir W. each meet a.,
EACh -nl aud raCh .ifo lus,
kaeh tear hat seemed swe,tcr than hoh'i OF zoe
Their lp, unrrpcgung,
IhWrc suurtlfttln
Tn.y turn IRON III PAN that is ft7est - mel
Hope weary and sshins,
The Visions tNst we're Will come never again.
Hear once forssken
Once Nlthe rd md sltkrn,
Thy wurll rs hereafter a noe ana shame
Cola IriIc nav su tain thrr'
'IWl hruar thee AN chain thee, ...t n
twill mocS tuse SIN IhrooOlAgs lbeu on, oh.AH
Clam. ~"
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Mayor there, and that the Cuban residents, who
number some seven thousand, carried their
entire ticket. How strange 1t must seem to
NALNAsEDA that the son Of a man whom he so
energeticplly and perslstently endeavorcd to
subduc, should bo the chief magistrate OF IN
American city, ONLY some sixty miles distant
from his own seat Of Government.
A correspondent in West Broadway,
Seventh District writes and tells us that until
the nomination OF Col. BARTLETT that gentle
man was comparatively unknown to him. We
are not astonished a. this, and do not doubt
that our corrcsl ondent Is entirely right. Dr.
HAYES has been long before the public a. an
Arctic explorer and a writer for the Hefdh,
while Col BARTLETT has been engaged In pro-
fessional and general studies and labOrs which
have peculiarly fitted him for the post 10 which
he has now been nominated. He has, however,
taken care, ever since he became Of age, TO do
ali his duties as n citizen, both in acquiring
knowledge about politics and public men, In at
tending political meetings, and In voting at
every election We recommend him to the
people entirely upon his qualifications, and we
assure our CORES pendent that our candidate Ia
n man certain TO be very well known hereafter
by the industry, talent, force, and integrity
which will mark his career In the Legislature
and in every public func ion for which he may
be selected. If our correspondent thinks proper
to vote for DIR. HAYES very well we have noth-
ing to say against 1t. This ia matter In which
every man should act according to his own
sense OF duty aud his own convictions dcliber-
ately ana refuy formed. We present the
argument IL favor OF our view of the subject;
but II any citizen thinks differently, let him
vote accordingly. Let every man act thought
full and conscientiously, and the public welfare
will be safe.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-18
SAVE YOUR COTTON.

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WILL DO IT.
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1t does hot injure the plant the cotton in the boil
1t is readily soluble in cold water and is applied in
liquid form with the ordinary Sprinkler Fountain
Pump (which we furnish at Manufacturers Prices)
the latter doing the work in much less time.
Send for pamphlets apply for full information to
WHEELOCK, FINLAY d co,
Wholesale gents 35 Magazine street. n. o.
a Liberal discount to the Trade.
PRESTON & ROBIRA.
General Agents, Galveston, Texas
For sale also by
FOLGER g. CO.,
J. G.. CLARK
ie5 pm cod STAUFFER, McCREADY & co
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Professor kindly. What is the matter, Mr..
Gray? You look unwell. Sophomore with
a volume of Christian Martyrs in his hand
My breakfast was burned at the steak; that's
what's the martyr with me.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-18

The hurry, Impotence and headlong spirit
of American life are we'll illustrated by the
fact that our most active men usually wear
boots, believing that life is too short to stop
to lie shoe strings.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-18

For want of water" said an Italian, "I
am forced to drink water; if l had water,
would drink wine" He kept vineyard,
and the drouth had killed his vines.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-18

The celebrated Hot Springs of Arkansas,
within the reach of -Msrsden's Zarsapa-
rilla has the same Alternative effect
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-18

If you spend a month at Bladon Springs it
may prolong your life twenty-five years
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-18

Buy your carriages, bugges and baby
wagons of l.. T. Maddux, 35 Carondelet street.
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OUR GERMAN LETTER.

About the Great Bell Presented by the En-
peror Of Germany to the Cathedral at
Cologne-A Few Thoughts ufgested in
this Connection, and COnjectures as te It's
Future NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of New
OrIeaninn Abroad.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-18

The highest Endorsement as to the merits of
Marsden's Zarsaparilla is. that physicians
prescribe it.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-18

Kelley's Island port wine is better than the
imported port and only one-third the price.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-18

Three may keep a secret-if two Of them
are dead.