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A Man Of q Thousand.

"A, CoNsUMPTIvE CURED.-When death was
hSViSy, expected from CoNsuMPTIoN, all remedies
"a JAILED, accident led to . discovery whereby Dr.
Omar cured his only ohild with preparation OF
CENT Of te BE gives this recipe free on re-
Eipste&NIgSt OF Congumpton that it doeS not dis
cIt SWeats, Irritation Of the Nerves, Diff
AZ tbe Stoo5LH Sharp Pains in the Lungs, Nausea
Of fbS TnsoiS' Msotion of the Bowels, and Wasting
'Eee1' Rhiiadelphia, Pa, giving name Of this paper
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There was great diversity of opinion early
ast week to which Of thu rreat p.rtieo Vould he
In the elections but an agreed point
mat was that G. J. Wagner corner Ursulino and
LPhlne strsetS, had splendId stock Of bosts and
-N'S' and that his priccR were remarkably low.
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The only THREE BABY ROYAL BENGAL
1875 - -
The Most Intensely Interesting and Novel Exhibition
in the Uorld!
More Wild Beasts More Men and Horses More Curl
Most Gorgeous Street Procession Ever Given.
phal Street Pageant Two Mtles in
Length. A Blaze OF Gold and Bur-
nished Steel. Eight Hundred
Men and Horses, ct "A N
Each day of Exhibition.
Come early and see It,
None But Itself Can Be Its Parallel!
SPECIAL o. g. DETECTIVE FORCRl
This is the only Company in America that has q
Special Detective Force for the of its patrons
from impositions. NO GIVE AWAY SCHEMES. No
gambling of any kind nature, and Intoxicating
LIQUORS allowed our exhibition grounds under any
pretense whatever.
ADMIss1oN-USUAL PRICES. 1900 Reserved
Cushioned Seats.
Doors open at and o'clock p. For full partcu.
lars SEQ Pictorals Programmes, and our Illustrated
Pictorial, the Advance, Agent.
Will also exhibit ct Brookhaven. Miss. Nov 10;
jackson, Nov. 2ej Canton Nov. 22j Grenada Nov 70.
NOT St5p
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NEW YoEK, August 81, 1877
DR. TIT:

Dear Sir-when in Aiken, last winter used your
Expectorant for my cough, and realized more benefit
from it than Anything ever took am SO well that
will 60 to Florida next winter, rs Intended
Send dozen bottles by for friends.
ALFRED CUSHING,
1913 West Thirty. first street.
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a FAVORABLE NoToRIETY-The good repu-
tation OF BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES" for
the relief of Coughs, Colds and Throat Diseases has
given them Q favorable notoYiety.
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r. J. BROWN,
PRACTICAL PAPER HANGER.
1853. Camp street...----- ---... 20S
Bstwesn Dslord and POsyfarre.
HBw oHLEANR.

A large aSsOrtment Of wall PSPsr, Geld and Velvet
Borders, window Shades, COrnIeOS, BsH. oresa and
white Hollands Picture Cord, Tassois, ETC.. A0sys On
hand. Sample BOoks sent II roqairOa. 0e97S lySP
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We are using DR.. Prices baking powder in
our homes, and can truthfully say, that we
prefer it to any other kind. We are also con-
WINGED that DR.. Prices articles are all that
they profeas to be-free from deception, made
from the purest materials, and not Injurious to
health.
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m,rnIng Star and Catholic Messenger.
80 oSIR1Hs. s1HSHT. GoVEHSER : 1sis
Arc Yeast Powders Hsaishful1
IRON the Pioeyune. Nov. Al

From the Pioeyune. NOv.4l
"That adulteration in all the more important
articles Of our daily food widely prevails, all
must acknowledge; and that ii 10 an evil that
seriously affects the public heath none will
deny" During the past year several OF the
leading journals in the west have agitated this
subiect to such an extent that manufacturers
Who are not afraid to let the public know what
they offer them to eat, have had their produc-
tons analysed by several OF the most prominent
chemists of Chicago and 81. Louis, and have
published their certificates concerning them.
We publish some of the testimonials awarded
to Messrs. Steele & Price, the Importance of
which the public will appreciate:
From G. Gilbert Wheeler; Professor of Chemistry
Chicago University.
LABORATORY UNIvERsITY OF CHICAGO,
March 81, 1875.
have made a chemical examination of DE-:
Prices cream baking powder, and other wei!
known baking powders, which were purchased
by me in the open market. The result shows
DR.. Prices to be richer in carbopic acid gas and
freer from foreign substances therefore the
strongest and purest powder, ana entirely
C. GILBERT WHEELER,
Professor of Chemistry.
OFFICE OF JAS. v. u. BLANEY & Son,
Analytical and Consulting Chemists,
Cor Dearborn and Randolph cts, |
Chicago, Dec. 4, 1874. J
MessIs Steele s. Price:
Gentlemen-Sinoe made analysis of your
baking powder in November, 1873, and be come
satisfied of it's purity, its freedom from adul-
iteration, and the care taken in its preparation,
I have had it used in my own house, and with
an occasional exception, when another brand
had been sent US by mistake, have contin ued
to use it with the most satisfactory results. It
is perfectly Gent (used as directed), and
will keep any length of time-the last tea
spoonful in FIVE pound can, which lasts my
family many months, being apparently as eff
Gent as the first.
I can cheeTfully recommend it as being a
pure, wholesome and undulterated baking
powder.
Truly yours, JAS. V. u. BLANEY.
From Prot. H. W. SoheHsr.
ST. LOUIS, April II, 1875.
Mesns Steele & Price:
1 have analysed DR.. Prices cream baking
powder and several other of the leading baking
powders in the market, samples of which
obtained from dealers in this city. The apaly-
tical figures obtained, prove conclusively that
DR.. Prices cream baking powder is superior as
regards efficacy and purity, for it contains
more carbonic acid gas-the important agent
for which alone baking powder is used-and
less inert foreign matter than any of the others.
am, therefore, compelled, from a scientific
point Of view, to fully recommend the use Of
DR.. Prices cream baking powder.
Respectfully, H. W. ScHEFFER.
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

THE SISTERS OF THE GOOD sREPHERD
h.1,a constantly on hand READY-MADE CLOTHING
For SALE. Plain and Embroidered Under-Linen for
Ladies Fine and Coarse Shirts Plain 0Ies and Over
alls for LaboriDg Men and Mechanics All snostAn-
TALLY made and at low prices. noI % "
ANCIENr ORDER OF Observation-Disclosures
No. 1.-The members of this Division will assemble
with Regalia, on THIS SUNDAY, the It'll inst IN
their Hall, corner Common and Derbigny streets
Punctual attendance is requested
MARTIN FRTNERTY, PRECEDENT
PETER HERMAN. Secretary. MOI u
ANCIENT ORDER HIBERNIANS - DIVISION
No. S-The regular monthly meeting Of this Division
will be held ut their Hall, Josephine street. between
Fulton and Rousseau street,, on MONDAY EVEN
ING November eth, at II o'clock By order;
po7 Il 7. J. FARRELL. President.
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HOMEOPATHIC PRESCRIPTIONS.
DIR. WIN. Il. HOLC0MBE,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYsToYAN,
l3o..-.-..---, Canal Street....-,........18 $50

NEW oRLKANB,
Preseribes by letter those who wIsh TO try the
homeopathic treatment ut points where there 10 NO
homeopathic ply Ecian.
plain stA'em' mt OF casea acute or chronic viii DO
promptly considered, and medicines with full directions
forwarded by mail or expresa. charges prepaid.
Tho following diseases especially may be greatly
School treatment has entirely failed Chronic Head
Tro%SeS CasaaS SsfpSO sS%n
Rectione of the Heart, Skin Diseases Dyspepsia,
Constipation Piles, Liver Complaints Chronic Dyson
terry Dances Of the Kidneys MousturaI Irregu'
laItles obstnate Intermittent Fevers and SorofulA
TERMS Is for the frat prescription and lot Of medi
cines and % for each subsequent prescription and
medicines for tho same Remittances made BY
mail. post office order registered letter.
Address DIR, WIN. H HOLCOMBE,
aug IS iy5p New Orleans, La
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From Prof. H. W. soheEsr.
CHICAGO, July 81, 1874.
Messrs Steele 4 Price /:

AeSsre steele 4 Hr1ce:
Gentlemen-This is to certify that have ex-
amined, analysed and tested your DR.. Prices
special havoring extracts of vanilla, rose,
orange, lemon, anise, ginger, allspice, almond,
mace, celery, nutmeg, Glove, coriander, pepper.
mint, coffee, cocoa, wintergreen, cinnamon. and
find the same strong, fine, made Of good mate
rial and well put mp in bottles of full measure.
Your fruit Ooloring 10 free from any deleterious
above named products of yours for family use.
Respectfully, PROF. II. DELAFoNTAINE.
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WANTS-FOR RENTS-ETC

TETAETED-BY A LADY, WHO IS THOROUGH.
w " com petent situAton ss Housekeeper. Refer.
encss given and required. Address Morning Star
OGico $50 sOi9 I'm
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This unrivalad preparation has performed
of the most that recorded in
the annals of history Psteuts suffering for from
the various diseases Of the Lungs after trying
remedies, spending thousands of dollars in travelling
and doctoring have Ry the of few bottles entirely
recovered their health
A sojourner at Aiken, S. c., writes:
NEW YoEK, August 81, 1872.
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HoWEs' GREAT LONDON CIRCUS.
Largest E uestrian Company in America
Every Performer Star.
Every Feature Produced First Class
-Four Clowns in the Arena
Grand Hippodramatic Spectaclee.
A Blaze of g old and Furnished Steel.
A Tribe of Real Iroquois Indian Warriors etc
The entertainments of THE GREAT LONDON"
" holly exempt from THE INELI G ANGLES and
COARSENESS too frequently permitted in minor ex-
hbtions this institution there is nothing ever
presented gentleman would hesitate to bring Ms
family Witness the most eIactiDg can take e1cep
lions to
EVERY SPECIAL FEATURE ADVERTISED
TRUTHFULLY REPRESENTED.
&I5oo09o EXPENDED IN THE OUTFIT.
Largest combination in America Special Attractions
exhibited by no other company in the world.
OUR FEATURES:
SANCER'S ENGLISH MENAOERtE,
Conceded by all to contain more TRAINED Wild
BEASTS. and the most choice and rare collecGS9 Oh
LAYING wild Animals of any Exhibition in the woria
The only gronp of FIVE " oNDERFUL PERFORM.
ING ELEPHANTS in the world. ,o1.r
Tho only Den OF FIVE F6hOC1OOS hOAAA
BENGAL TIGERS. ,o,yr,-c
And the only Den of SIX GRAVE-hOo0ANG
HYENAS ever entered by man
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BADGEs.-The President of the State Union has
received number Of Gold and Silver Baages of the
General Union Of America. Members of Total Absti-
nence Societies purchase them by calling at the
Morning Star Office between the hours Of and and
and g. Prices-Gold Badge, a. Isl Silver Badge,
90 cents; lylI u
ST. ALPHONsUS' TOTAL ABSTINENCE AsSo-
ciation-The regular monthly meet of this Associa
ton will be held THIS Sunday EVENING at
O'Clock in st. Alphonsus Hail. So. Andrew street he
tween Magazine and Constance streets. full and
punctua attendance is desired important bUsiLess
will be transacted.
Gentlemen Wishing to join this Association are in
vited to be present.
no7lt J.H. HESLTN Secretary.
ST. ALoYSIUS TOTAL ABSTINENCE CADET
AsSoCIATION.-The regular monthly meeting of this
Association will be held in the Star Hall Il6 Poydras
street. corner of Camp, THIS AFTERNOON, Sunday,
Nov. T. 1879, at O'Clock Every member is expected
to be present
Boys wishing to join are cordially invited to attend
WIN. j. KELLY, First Vice President.
n T. NULLAE. Rec. Secretary. nos u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-21

hand marcy DmungAl, and made
strong hHhi in lhr pnllri nlalfs .fN-
ale against Imitation on me nlNtl
hand, MOnDn,an initiation lffWlhllnNlii
Is IA canvass The State fnr Tho ilhpnhll
cans, Willis lin ifun Kelley NJ ffilli-
wlyania lays aside his intense iirplil'r
liranism and pfRls ~ lls coat W llplP
hghl fnr Tho Initiation Democracy,
lfVan did nnnk-eyrd hnilfr has 1901
mixed on Ohm politics anl enhelsts
the Democratic program lne, was lleilp
ever such mixture, " Hen hullef
attempts ~ jOin the Democratic par
We hops streak NJ lightning VIII splll
him wide open, Shreveport Times
-lhrlelgh, writing from New YORK
city IA tho li0sl0u Journal relates The
following A party Of gentlemen were
together last week, nhd we're telling
0ld,lima stories, One referred a. hena-
tor Dickinson, Ito was mol nYeflrhflir
ID, hat wis very ahrewd, Ito knew
absolutely nothing Of the Glasslrs, anl
was greatly annoyed when lhey lnelel
Latin, Van Buren, had swung oil into
free soil, aud The burden NJ The party
was on DGkinsOn's shoulders, A
friend at Van liuren was enlnglllng
the eK-lrealdenl IN speech. lie spoke
Of CurliuA, aud compared Van liuren
10 that noble Roman, Dickinson went
over 20 q seat occupied by Senator
who was NJ home Ia all that relates 10
tho llOmanh, "Wh0 II this Curtis Tie
senator WIS talking ah0utw "Oh,
tie IL not talking about about Curtis NJ
all, lilo n talking Of u noble Roman
patriot Ills names was OurlluH, mol
lurlis,h "Wrll, what did he do ~
"Why, IN the lllne VI u great calamity
he threw himself Ia Tie breach aud
saved his country "Oh, THAT'S II, ~
lt9n "Wlat did you say his name
was 80 "Cnrtiua,n "WOn'l you spell
It@i "C'u,r,tl'u-a,n "All right
Thank you,n said Dickinson, ~ he
went "a his seat, AZ s0on m the de-
fender Of Van liuren took his seat
Dickinson arose, airehh, confident,
exuberant, lie closed like u man fresh
from the Clnaslps, "And who h this
CurlIua, to.wh0m the honorable Rena-
tor compares Martin Van Buren, lie
Wda u noble Roman, llo waa a patriot,
liut how unlike Mr. Van lluren, Cur-
lioua threw himself lnl0 the breach a.
aaye hlH country, Martin Van liurrn
threw hlH country Into the breach Ia
save hlmselfn
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nal improvement In which not only
Texas but all others Of tho cotton
States are deeply Interested ana
where their recommendation, u "
had been made, would NJ least mol
have excited rldle0le, since they
would have followed tho safe preoe'
dent Of Southern legislatures, mu'
nioipal and commercial corpora
tons throughout tho South We
mean recommendation for Con-
gresslonal aid for tho completion OF
tho Texas aud Pacific railway "
tho Pacific ocean, Tho worry mag
nllndo Of this enterprise and III
enormous Importance TO tho agrl'
cultural, commercial and manuho'
turing interests Of tho Southern
States, seem 10 have taken II beyond
tho intellectual range Of tho Raleigh
aCongross," The following was on
q level with their intelligence
Tho Committee on u proper basis 20
unite tho commercial Interests oi inc
Southern States and the States Ol the
West aud Northwest report That the
south Atlantic aud all the NOrlll hhl
Northwestern States should be united
10 eaGh other by the strongest ties ol
commercial aud social lntereHG lhal
by reason Of their diversity OF 81 mate
soil, aud productions, each producing
the prime articles Of domestic Necessity
required by the other, these two great
sections Of our common country are
virtually In closer proximity u encll
than amy other two NJ III extensive Ill
visions that No much require eaGll
Others productions that cheap trans
pOrtntlon for these articles N demand
ed That the extreme poverty OF the
South Atlantic States from desolnllng
war, aud The great ranges 0f the Appl'
lnchnln Mountains lying between lhem
and the great Northwest, lnlcrpoHo
Insuperablc hnrrlerato quick aud cheap
transportation, aud places the con-
atructlon Of such facilities Of lnter-oom'
munIcntlon beyond the reach Of prl'
yate enterprise, therefor.
Resolved, That tho Congress OF the
United States be requested 10 Afford
such aid IN will insure the construction
of three great trunk lines Of railroads
lone from Chicngo IA Morrlslowli,
Tenn; another from 81, Louis through
Cumberland Gap TO Knoxville, Tenn,
and u third from Memphis 70 or near
Atlanta or Macon, Ga.
Tho above resolution md Others
of like character in point Of pr0c'
tical wisdom, constituted the horcu'
linn labors Of tho portontiously
styled Congress OF the Cotton
Slstes," Lot us be done with such
nonsense,
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NOTES AND OPINIONS.

The Savannah, (Ga.) News rather
lass, aud thinks II was made none too
soon, and that the negroes of the South
will find far better friends in their
cold masters than their carpet-bag
cajolers have proved.
The Chicago Times thinks the Balti-
more Gazette In error when IL says
that Senator Thurman ''has degener-
ated from Il statesman into u trucking
tlme-server, saying that che is Just as
much a statesman now as ever, which
is very small pattern of n statesman,
indeed"
The Chicago Times seems to think 1t
was right for Sir Douglas Forsyth to re-
move his boots In honor of the King
of Buemah. OF course. III Sir Doug
las had been Chicago man he would
not only have removed his own boots
but he would have removed those of
His MajeSty-as som as his Majesty
was fairly asleep.-[ Courier-Journal.
We are reluctant to believe the
story, from the Courier-J Journal, we
believe, that "those who cleaned out
the house occupied by lack Chandler
during only n single session of Con-
gress, found five hundred dozen whis-
ky and champagne bottles.n Better
come down n few Crows Philadelphia
Times.
An exchange says that the carpet
baggers have left the States OF Vir-
ginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Ten
nessee, Arkansas and Texas, and that
they are packing their trunks--carpet-
bags will not hold their ''plunder" now
in Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana,
etc. This speaks well for the future of
the South, and We hope it is entirely
true.
The Washington Chronicle, of the
l4th instant, positively says there will
be no change in the head of the Inte-
rior Department unless Delano, "for
personal reasons, should voluntarily
choose to resign, OF which he has
now no intention, until the retirement
OF the present administrations This
was printed after the publication of
Professor Marsh's letter, and the
Chronicle says; 'In saying this, we
speak that We do know.n That set
ties 1t.
The statue Of Lafayette presented by
the French Government TO the city Of
New York, has arrived on the steamer
Amcrique. 1t was designed by Bar
tholdi, and east in bronze by Barbe-
dienne. The figure is little over life
size, and represents Lafayette in his
youth embarking for America, with
the historic words: ".Sitot quo Tappris
Ia proclamation Fmdependdnce, mon
coeiT fit enroie.n GAS soon as knew
Of the proclamation Of independence,
my heart was enlisted"
Ohio politics are mixed. Old Bill
Allen, the Democratic candidate for
Governor, Is Jackson hard money |
Democrat, though running on an infia-
ton platform. Senator Thurman, who
IL to stump the State for Allen, Is q !
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The Corsicana Immigrant tells /.
story which docs not reflect much
credit upon the charity of tina,
town. 1t seems that u friendloss
stranger, too sick to continue his
journey, was put off the train at
that place u few days ago, and not
being able to help himself, was al.
lowed by the people Of Corsicana to
lie in the sun all day, on the rail
road platform. Towards night,
when life was almost extinct, some
one bore him to the Mayors office,
where he soon after died. We have
no doubt that there are some Chris
tians in Corsicana who knew moth
ing of this unfortunate strangers
case, but it is also very certain, if
the Immigrants story be true, that
there are q number of selfish and
and hcnrtleps heathens who make
uors'caoa their abiding place.
Nothing worse Than this could have
happened in Dahomcy or the Canni.
bal Islands.
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THE 81. LOUIS DCRAT
SOLD,

Some ten days ago We exposed n
spurious and fraudulent circular,
purporting to be issued by "a select
committee for "tho guidance Of
the inner circle Of the Democratic
party Of Texas" copying u large
portion of tho document into our
columns.
We predicted that il would very
soon make its appearance in some
Radical sheet rs n genuine Demo-
cratic production. So palpable,
however, was tho fraud, that not n
Radical paper in this State dared
publish it, after our exposure. But
somebody has victimizcd tho ST.
Louis Globc-Democrat, and on
Monday last that misnamed journal
came out with the hoax in full, with
immense display Of heading, after
this style; ga Democratic circular
Sage advice to the young men Of
Texas p etc.
The publication of this document
by the Globc-Democrat does not re
fleet much credit upon tho discern
men, of that journal, for apart from
The HERALp's exposure, which the
editor ought to have read ten days
ago, the fraud is so open and palpa,
BILE that it is asst ,nishing how our
ST. Louis contemporary could be 50
easily taken in. But taken in, it
was, unless we suppose that it pub.
lished this stupid document know.
ing it to be forgery and u fraud,
which we will not believe of 80 sus.
ceptible ajournal.
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A nnnnIn nnnpnr A,nrien.

The lnhabllnnl NJ u nlnlnnoua region N
threatened by u double danger lie II not
only compelled ~ breathe mlaslnn, bul IA
swallow II, since II iniocM not only the nl'
m0Aphero, hut the water The aerial poison
threatens his system through the lungs and
pores, The liquid through the stomach,
Against this double peril there IN but one
protection, aud TINT iHlo lnylgoralo tho on.
Tire body through the digestive aud accrotiyc
organs ordinary tones usually fail 10 no.
compllah .thls lloSletlorH stomach liIttors
mover. In the tropics, where the discusses
originated by malaria are Of II fur more ma
llgnuni type than those originated by tho
same cause In the temperate sono, II enjoys
immense and constantly increasing Sales
and there IL no portion OF this continent
whore II IN not the rolgnlng specific Tor mi.
aslnatlc ioyoH aud disorders NJ the stomach,
llycrnn bowels, proceeding from malarln
pd.olher causes.