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, STATE TAX COLLICroR's OFFICE, }
No. 24s Josephine street,
Mavw 0rlaaua aruh "a 1o1S

ElY vlRTUE OF The POWER IN M VESTED
- BY the act Of tee Legislsturs Of this State no.
~ Of !ss0 approved March A. 1873, will proceed to
sell ct public auction. et my office. No. 245 Joseph.
mo straet N the said Fourth District Of this city,
on TUESDAY, April 6. 1875. at twelve O'Clock NJ
she tciioTtne ds(criSed property, to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in AQusre No. r
bounded BY. Josephine Chippewa, Administration
ana Ut: Andrew strsets; fropting on Josephine
Said property having been seized by me to satisfy
debt due the State Of Louisiana for taxes upon
said property for the year 1898 amounting to four.
penalties and charges
Al said sale the property will not be Adjudicsted
ness tho bid 70 fOr sufficient amount 10 satisfy
the Aforesaid CLAIM, and also the unpaid taxes
upon said property for the years 1869 ana 1872 to-
sSsner with the penalties thereon, and all costs and
charges which may have accrued.
The purchaser 1T this sals will be put in imme-
date possession. but the owner has the right to
redeem within six month"; upon the payment to
the purchaser OF the purchase price, and all costa
aud charges. together with fifty per cent addi-
ii0nal upon the purchase price.
Terms-Cssh on the spot.
A. 8. BADGER
state Tex Collector. Fourth District. City Of New
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State Tax Collector, Fourth District, City Of Ne
Orleans. mh23 ~ ms
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State Tax Collector. Fourth District, Uity Of Eev
OrlDana mh2S IN aD6

TAX COLLECTORS SAILING. HOO.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISR OF ORLEANS
Fourth District City Of New Orlesna
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. A LOT or GROUND
hontnG on Josephine street, in eQuA,e No. p;
aseeaeed in the name of J. =. WOSr.
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TAX COLlkGTOR'e sALE-Ne. 1857.
STATE az LOUfsIANAAPARISH OF ORLEANe-
Fourth District City Of New Orleans.

STATE OF LOUISIANA VI. FOUR LOTS OF
ground in squares Nos. 3l3, j4T 362k and a.:
assessed IN the name Of GEORGE ". eADLER
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STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE. }
No s4s Josephine street. )

o
WILLIAM q. LUGENBUHL.
STATE TAX COLLnCrOR's OFFICE
No 34S Josephine street. )
New Ofeans. March "a 1851
Ri VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME- VESTED
n BY the act Of tho Legislature Of this State No
=. of 1873 approved March "a. 1873 will proceed to
soN d public suction, &C myofice No. 2A5 Josephine
etreet IN the said Fourth District of this city on
TUESDAY, April s. 1875, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the
following described property 70 wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in square No. 81,
bounded By Miro, T0nti. Washington and Fourth
streets, measuring 2as by 1874 feet inches
1s,d property having been seized BY me to satisfy
debs due the State Of Louisiana for taxe Q upon
saad property for the year 1879 amounting to
tourtoon dollars and fifty cents together with Al
costa. penalties and charrea
Az sasd sale the property will not bo adju dioated
Lniese tho bid 10 for sufficient amount TO satisfv
tee aforesaid claim, together with the penalties
sheIoons end all costs aud charges which may hsys
acCrued. Nv
The purchaser ct this sale will be put In inme-
oiate possession. but the owner hes the right to
redeem within six months upon tho psymeut to
the purchaser q the purchase price, aud All costa
and charges together with fifty per cent additional
upon the purchase price
Terms-Cash on the spot.
4. q. BADGER
state Tax Collector, Fourth District, CITY OF New
Orlo3ue mh25 10 ans
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State TA1 Collector. Fourth District. CITY Of Ne
Cr.ears. mo.s " ep8
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Fourth Datlict, City Of New Orleans
STAE OF LOUISIANA VS.. A LOT OF GRor-Nn
.onting ON Philip street, in square No. 3.5:
ssessed in the name of D. ROBLUE
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TA2 COLLECTORS sALk-Ne. lO53.
STAR OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Fourth district, City Of New Orleana

STAE OF LOUISIANA vs. A LOT OF GROUND
6nting on Philip street, in SQUARE No. 2s8.
ssassd IN the names OF z. ST. tPERY AND J.
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STATE OF LOUIMANA-PARiSH OF ORLEANS-
Fourth District. City of New Orieana
STATE OF LOUlSfANA VS.. A LOT OF GROUND
IN egrare No. 49,; assessed in the name O
WILLIAM q. LUGENBUHL
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c..A ~-o, a. s BAU6kH,
Ssas TAI Collector Fourth District. CITY Of New
resns' mh2S 90 ap6
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TAX COLLECTORS SALES,
TA lAai.iS.{fttA sAAHn-Ns'' ioA&
STATE or LOUINANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
/, Fourth ,Disstiet Gil , Of NeO Orleans 4

TAAEptLECTssRS s11LANS., iO4A'
STATE or LOUIsIANA-PARrSH OF ORLEANS
! Fourth ,Disstet City Ut Ne~ Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. LOT OF GROUND
fronting on Josephine street, IN sqlsrs No. cs2
assessed in the name Of OWEN SEAMAN,
IN " S7ATK TAX CoLLEor0as OYy,cs }
No. rs Josephine street.
- New Orleans March "a 1873
1lf VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME- VESTED
ID by tho act Of the Legislature of this state No.
&. Of 1913, approved March Ia, 1875 will proceed
soll at pnbie auction, at office, No. 245 J. eph-
ne streets i'll the sstd Fourth District Of this CITY, -
the telloytng dfscribed property. to wit
CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, in square Ne 1873.
JouSded by Josephine, Clara, Willow aud JAG Son
streets fronting op Jose street. nsssuEing 30
Said property having been seized Try ne to
satisfy d0kt due the state Of LOuiaxns tor taxes
upon sad property for tie year 1875 amounting TO
tEo dOlare end ninety cents, together with al
costs, pepalties and charges.
unless Tho bid y for sufficient AMOUNT TO satisfy
tho Aforesaid claim and also the anpail taxes
upon said property for the veaFs 1869 1870 1871 and
hi. together with the penalties thereon, and al
costs and charges which may have accrued
The purchaser et this sale viii be put in imme-
diAtS pOssessi0p but the owner has the right
deem within SIX month"; upon the payment 10 the
purchaser of the pure base price, and Ill costs end
charges, together with fifty per cent additional
upon the purchase price.
Terns-CasL on the spot.
State Tax Collector, Fourth District, City Of New
GyoapA Iuh2J 50 Ans
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A. s. BADGER,
State Tax Collector Fourth District, CITY Of New
Orleans. mf25 q apo
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TAX COLLECTOR's SALE-No. IOOs.

State Tax Collector, Fourth District, City Of New
Orleans nh35 30 ans
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TAX COLLEAGUES sALK-No. 1908,

State Tax Collector. Fourth District, City Of Ne
Orleans. mh25 90 ap6
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State Tax Collector. Fourth District, CITY Of New
Orleans. mh2S 30 sp6
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tate Tax Collector, Fourth District, City OF Ney
- Orleans. mhI1 n ar6
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TAX COLLECTOR's sALE-No. 1927.

State Tax Collector Fourth District, City of New
Orleans 'mhl3 n ao6
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TAX COLLKCTOR's sALK-Ne. 1920.

state Tax Collector, Fourth District, CITY OF Ne,
OrloauA mh25 20 ans
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state Tex Collector Fourth District, City of New
OrleAnn. vph0S IA &C
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STATE OF LOUISIANA VS. A LOT OF GROUND
fronting on Harmony street in equare No. 500;
assessed in the name Of P. B. P. TERNOIR
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TAX COLLECTOR's sALk-No. .1O3.

State Tax Collector, Fourth District. CITY Of Ney
Orean6 nh2S IN or6
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STATE or LOUISIANA VS.. A LOT OF GROUND
fronting on First street. In square No. 3s4: a.
.ssssed IN the nAme of MISS ANN ROBERT
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STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. A LOT OF GROUND
fronting on Harmony street, in square No. 3os;
assessed in the name of G. p SPOTS.
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TAX C6LLECTOK'S sALE-No. 1904

State Tax Collector, Fourth District, City Of New
OrloanA mh2S 20 ar,6
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TA2 COLLECTORS SALE-No. 1865.

STATE Tax Collector, Fourth District, City Of New
CLEANS. mh2S 70 ans
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-05-08
A Hymn
~ " G BHyAsT

Ths f8roNiag beautiful Hn-s Wrtsa 81 SIR srJHH
s the semesatsnn essbran q ths Chareh Of The Mss
slab. New Tork i1 March last
A. shaioEs east by cloud and sgH,
Fut Ger The summer grass,
-, IN thy sight. Almighty One
Earth'. generations pass
And Whn- the gears, endless hasg,
Come pressing svinIy On,
The brightest names that sarth boast
lust zIistsu, And gone.
Yet doth The star 0f B,thIshsm .hsd
A l1ater pure and sweet;
And sflI lt leads 20 led,
To the Mssslsh's feet.
o Father may that hoiy
Grow every year more bright,
AMI .sn.i its glorious beams NfAS
To al the world With light
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~ Advertisers residing ia the kEssru Ca,ted sAtss
pay M their cards hy enclosing Grenbarks Uuicd States
Postage Stamps for such amouni sy wh pay and hsr
cards viii ts inserted per above table Cor the paid r
u- Business Capss, whsn rEAR
AhoHed discount fron these rates which Tor transient
advertisements When paid OF charged quarterly
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-10-21

great "bear' raid on Lake Shore. which
resulted in his finding himself the posses
sor OF some 0O0O shares Of that stock.
and Of something like so 900, 600 profit
The total amount Of NanderbiIt's for
tune ut the present time can hardly be es-
timated, but it is said to exceed $780,
600 600 The use he makes OF this vast
capital is known only to himself, for it is
certainly not expended in luxurious living.
in the promotion OF art, or for benevolent
purposes. There was a time when Van
derbiit could think OF. care for. or COM
prehend nothing except money matters;
but as he grew rich the horizon Of his
tastes enlarged little. and he now pur-
ports to have great tondness for music
and for horses. His love Of fast tr0ttels
is known to all New York, and the old
man can be daily seen driving up The Fifth
avenue. From the appearance Of his turn
out, however, it is evident that he does
not care for comfort in the carriage or for
beauty Of form in the horses He may be
paying high prices for his trotters, but |
have not yet seen him driving a stylish
horse.
His taste for music may also bn genuine,
but it is still less suggestive Of a true anna
tenr lie is not Il musician himself, nor
does he do anything to promote the cult
walton OF musical taste i'll the country
His love for it seems to be Of the ineNpe
sive kind, which does not 90 beyond visit
ing Glmore's Garden OF I'm evening and
making it a standing rule OF his house that
there should be singing and music in the
family
OF late years the home lii" Of the old
Commodore has assumed lnnch softer
character than it possessed while he was
engaged in active business Ills voice is
no longer SO harsh, his language 50 rude,
nor his orders 50 peromptory. His son,
his grandson, and his innumcrabe sons
ln-law, having become men of mdepeli-
dent means, can no longer I've buiiled as
they used to be; and the presence OF a
young wife adds another refining element
to daily life within the unmctcniious
house in Washington place.
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Think not Of the years continual evasion
OF inquiry alter the woman. the talsehoods
concerning her, the continual reproach Of
their children whom he still supported,-
but Of the horrible exhumation and dis
memberment; the desperate carriage of
the fatal witness from one unsafe and tenn
porary spot to another as unsafe and tenn
porary, and this in early evening, in
crowded London the stupid attempt to in
yolve another man in circumstantial evil
dence ofguilt, which served with dreadful
surety to bring himself to justice; the de-
moniac humor Of making Il new mistress
fellow-passenger with what was mortal OF
the old love-thnk of these things, and
ed Of hell
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The British ironclad Inilexble is now
about onefourth completed, work having
been begun upon her in February, 1874
Unless the progress Of invention results in
the projecting of a still more formidable
engine of marine warfare before the In
flexible is launched, she will possess the
thickest armor the heaviest guns the
largest displacement in tons, the most
machinery in the world, and probably
prove more expensive than any other war
vessel hitherto constructed. She will have
engines for steering, for loading guns, for
hoisting shot and SHE'LL for ventilation.
for moving turrets, for lowering boats /.
and for turning the capstan as well as for
propulsion. The vessel is little more than
floating castle. rectangular above wa
ter. 100 feet long, by IS feet in width, and
protected by "a inches total thickness of
iron. The two turrets which are placed
within the citadel are formed Of iron of a
single thickness of 18 inches, and within
each OF them are two 80 ton guns, which
can be trained to any point of the compass,
The main engines work up to 5000 indi-
Gated horse power, and the bunkers carry
200 tons of coal. The total cost of the
vessel is placed at $2,6o5, 900.
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Cold in the Arctic Region.
From rD- London Med .i G...n..

From th- London M'i@n A""n.
Lieut.. PaN,r, ihr Arctic ~ l,lort.l.f. 3...... ..
thr rncr,, of altr,m, cuIl ai tIt. 'sul.. .u ,..
gn>nl, relates that ON Ngr.h D.. I~l. I. ....
his companions made Il ~irD4,. iutirucl uN.,. ...
Samil,lal glacier. in order tu mnl,o ur-pr' ..,.I
OF Francis Joseph Land. Ou llHt U. ..
cold marked 4o degrees .ltcuuur. bn.oN .,f.
notwithstanding the intense coli VI. IHtrlaHi
Il Tyrolr>r went out brtorc sunrise 1o luai,...
SeryationS ana sketch Tu,.~uuri~t Wa u....
nilicrnt the sun seemed ,urrouudrd -- ir,.r
at a hiah degree Of cold III small ,uu-. .U..
LIGHT aupeaTal more dazzling from ir. t..
tr,,,t Win fine extreme ,.uIl 'Ih, !r.Y..I ...
were oblired 10 nom. rum down 1hrirt,nu.
50 ~ MOI TO tou,.h fine ,,,l,rc ot flt,. Iurf .i
which would have been a~ t,lnurrau. .- M. ft ..
had been rrd hot. bur the rlru h,t,I lo-I 3D.. -.
STRENGTH and Humidity. and WAS KS ll1t trullh
,s m /, wa. ,I. Ia .,,,L ,.rti,..i. .
nr tnl,,croin shnrt nine. t,,.y,1, ~nnn uu.. ...
! huf . I,ie.n Of leo r,ui,iurJ in tht. month I..
| MINI nt rho in.tr,rurnI. ,yI, iu>t IL. r,I U.l
IRON to thn touch. as Wcr, SOM, lockers. unI.g.
some Of the travellers romlnncally. bu1 i!uprl-
| ,Irntl, continued to wrnr nrNt ihr SKIM. NJ
| pavrT ,nys lhat So Great an amount ui .u.u
pal.alv2rs the will and that under liz miiu.u,t.
men from the uu.traliuc~, Of their Gait. iG,.i
>tammcring talk and the ,loWurs. ofilp Jrm, u.u
operations, seem A. il they We're lualu-lt..l.
Another rllrct OF cold is Il tormD ultug juit-.
which Is due to the evaporation 81 tllc mul~lua.
| OF the body. IT rs UnWhulc>omo to tD-y ,u.N
| to tnlcnrh the thirst. is ii brings uu mil mu r.
| ton Of the throat, palate aud tongue. t.c.rl,-
| enough can never be taken to 'iIlrurh the Nii~t.
| as Il temperature of 30 drglce~ to to d,..r.,.
| below zero makes it more like molten m.l.H.
Snow eaters in the North are considered a- IT,
! Bile and cheninate, in the same way an ".jtuH
n '',I az, m
tLiI ti'n Hnnm n'H,e , w., F.
Mt "li1i' ,it Io,,' ',,nlu,rJ u,t
,.gil p,'Ii,s w. Mn|" f,,. in ,hjrh th
MituHt',i''i''S ''' rh. ian tn tb.or,i,,,J
with slight noise, frozen intothr form OF ~mtil
crystals and rendered Inc 9lm%>l ih'r''
mpenftrangiG g tL n m oTh i.arrrh i,~.'I.' tin
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About Marrying.
From the Chicago Tribune.

{" DduSef girl have fln9Cr in Your di~eurSor
~: having peruSed the yarlOu, printed opir
lohS on the subject of matrim0ny in your is,a.
vi sept. ana II. feel impelicd To ,ay q Wur
OF Two. Now, first, don't believe lu;irrli.... +
On lhe decline. | believe just IL maHy I05r +
LEFTY LEFTY us ever did, take the years thrnu.h. is
oro rnerc are more people in the world ian lb.i.
@ io q ic" cchturle, ago. consequently thur
may oe more single men ana women dri!l..
aoout thah formerly once in 50 ur.u o..
"oIlu causes sensation of some sort M.
',,i HonIc opn3lhS party supplies by setting u...
: ttIe 1lctlon ailOat: The world j. .fnv-I, ~ ,
gealln@, and will eventually turn nro I'm n.
| befS; 'the human family Is constant, .iitl...-
l>hlhS IN stature, and the earth Wii u iiu,. T.,
peopIed with pigmieS:" "marraec j. ua t...
decline, and the human family viii bycot.., a.
tlnct is consequencc'-al of these. ..rI ,.,.,
OF thenl backed by statistics OF the nl.,~. ,l-
| Nmcing character
But supposing the fiction to be f.,r.. ,.t,.i o.
iact TO be fault, where Shall we phtr fa
Diane: believe that is the pUc~ i'm lsra..
| The house, is it not? Having arrived M ltl..
OF discretion, and hav ing made men and won. u
aSIlIdy all my life. am not without sumr j.i...-
''ld OPINIONS upon this all-ab>orbine topic.
IN The lrst place, young Ladies Of thr pre-ra-
d''y are too fond OF flirting to look fltoraA.e
| upon marriage. In oldrn times Itolir- ,lIt u.t
pursue the study of mathematics. f.Irtui..
| tney nave taken ii up. and thr result has ,.,i,
| dlsaSirotS; Tor, with female lrryrr-it,. jh.7
| all run to addition and ignore subtraction 9lti
| multiplication. To see how many hna.N -, .
can secure, now many proposals she can ,pl ~ .
| has become the mania rI the girl oi Nv. par.D,
and as Il consequence the youth Of the period
| alarmed. After one experience hc eur- ttliI.
singing The girls are all Il h,ctn-e show. i,I
| mans deu>lon given; their Smile, of iGN.i iu.t-
| Tears of woe, delusiNc shine drld-ilr dow
| There's not one true in seven and con-.gl,.-
with Not any for me-
| But herein he is unwi>c. Filtration j. ,im,,..
| adiSeaSe-lke scarlet fever or chitkcn-poN. 3
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The Stolen Letter,

liyprpd al the store and post-office.
John Fajrjobn. the postmaster had
opened the hao and counted the letters
There were. as he made out. lust len. and
one was LARGER than the others and had a
rad seal and then he had found that he
Lad lett his glasses on the newspaper in
the back room and without his glasses he
could not read line, and so. OF course.
he had gone after them. returning to find
tvo persons in the store Farmer Roper
ar}, Squire Mckibben whose ancestors
had given name t. the place.
.ain't II pr said Mr. Fajriohn nod
ding
.Npt n..uot. oar folks amt GOING TO do
w without their groceries. Won see. ." said the
-unir, ..AIaiTs in see That train came
,lear running into NV truck. too. Wasn't
NOTICING tb4 lar aud drove across inst in
tne. b. savemy,elf ANY letters for me -
Arm See 4.tIJ AIr Fairiohn
lle1urnod .5 the little bile of envelopes
and toM thpn over io hi. hand like deck
gI.uI.
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is. !,
Living in London.

| Ma ,t,,- il, i o,iI,, NJ, ,,.;rl H. ~; ~ :"
H.q Sl"! III l-ph'toh' oi WI pe inspired Dy
fnr;, -" i, :" 'i'It '',u 'u"Pt tht
,,, III 49, .4I Va Va 7i'e'' ~ I 'ilin IiipoiNt
i,, i =, ~, ~ ai.ti "SGG " !ou' LONDON
'EIi1, Mno next 70 sluuY ll3 ms owl economies
III 7;l % ~ Souls -hS ueti 4e!oN
yn,, ,nt t ';.,s NJ " .io liio'ts
,,.i,-. = 'n .sI'H57' NY 'oi'iiDl ''it'
II, IL WIN il" potieT anu ABOVE
/ ',.,-t,,.a si | ~ ~'''i7' SO'' M'io" i"i'c so'
So Won, ~ ,Ii al r., .., ..,.
III" tnoi,, ioiIi III uIsa, -At .i9 rooms oi
rn thn hnida ,.''' 'e'i,i T'ti,t poph
,f ;. ,,,,.,., Vt t;S' ~ No" VIII hlu Il list
Ln,,t t,. i,I; A. auNcii,seu rs
~. ,,, h h vi -Nc" loIh Vi boatoil'
1, N,,,'.,. + ''i,t IN WYE Itei on Lilt late An
Iir,, % Vii 49, ''o i'''l> present tlieif
.tGn,,,i',, n.;,i nn NJ hi'N tNtii secure il
i,,!ai I,,tl-i III 'ii' iiouse oi ifoies-
l,,t , ! T ~ = - Y =; ~, l,f',.nioi' .n
f tI' i-J'.iVi i1no VIZ luaelS teaf you
nud ,nn,roninnSIin ~ " l,., losoi'ti' contact
,l, + N, ili+l ~, tId j, t.S = w., ''piI wy
~ .r VI ,lle i,or>et
~; .Iu,,,, r '', - tt i' " ~ w., o." ""no'
~ Nv nv ~ ~ tiinc teu " "''sI''7s " mere
,.1t lett '''''H - i''''o' " 'neii pitef
,.IIn,,in, OF l,i,,,,,. ,4 .,,.,:,
t,onl. nf M VIZ a. '"' 90 y t,Iose
,nn.t dn ,.,n,t,.n, tTt ii+ ~ ~ @ ~ -, '7
III ( tajI;7 / It =" ~ y ~ ap'' o"ii hol'e u
,vIr IIi,, ''' M ~ =, III ao.o 'i't't 9.ieet
'ra,n s,,t,,nu "a '' & ~ - ~ 't,m Iiuic, Is
Inc nIgll sounding Title OF It's lOrtlV nelglIDOr
For instance: Crawford street, Montague
S,ulara. D,ru,t .trAnt pnrt,na,, ,,,,r,,. o 49,
Ibnn~l, r,noya,l t,n,' fhn t ,,ol.,. fha
tn,ner.,,bi.YI atn,n.lJ, f ' ,lo,Ir Ii,,'T I
hoverS about you.
In almost every house in these neigiborhoodS
durin" the season an announcement on paste
board ot department., to let will be seen over
the door, and ~ the whole matter Of choice is Il
lottery IN tile absence Of personal rerommcnd-
alion) YOU will do rs well to trust to yollr ILL
slinrt> in making selection. The best of these
hous"~ Hre kept by upper servants. who having
SAY ed money in the SeIN ice of substantial falui-
lies. realize the fond dream of their lives in the
lease Of ancatl tly-appointede establishment for the
transient patronage Of the same class whom
they have been accustomed to attend In such
house you will find the perfection OF the Lon
don lod"in@-hnuse system neat, we-lurnished
apartments. Il citrctully-seryed table, prompt
and >lillui attendance, with absolute privacy.
onr modcl. 4 basement entirely below the
lrvol Of lhe sidewalk contains the necessary out
ht i"r rooh,n@ PURPOSES but III Il prlmillNe ana
,''i. WITH ~ t,o i i', J nTr 'e'aN' +"
IL
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-10-21

An Aberdeen girl supposes that the reason
heart is because she is not "A good match
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-10-21

This is the modest postscript to letter
from Fort Garry: The weather IS SO
cold up here that a young man OF indus
trious habits requires sixty cords Of hard
wood for courtng a Red River girl dur
inc the month Of January. The stoves are
fourteen feet long and nine feet high. The
wood is put in with Olscn's patent house
hold hoistlng machine.
They were seated at late dinner, when the
door bell rang. and the servant handed q card
TO Jones's wife. Good gracious! it's our
minister and I've been eating onions. !. she eX-
claimed Never mind" said Jones, you
need not kiss him to-day.
Rcni Wood. an aged veteran Of the war of
1872, has lust died in Brooklyn. He boarded
the vessel that brought the news of peace in
1918. and was the first man in The country to
receive the good news.
They who are most weary of life, and
yet are most unwilling to die, are such as
have lived TO no purpose who have rath-
er breathed than lived.
At the funeral of a woman in Massachusetts,
the other day, Il neighbor in attendance, feeling
Unnecessary so say something sympathetic to the
afflicted husband, kindly remarked. you've
got a splendid day for the funeral"