The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-15

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are you fond Of orthosratDmachology,
Sure to produce short crops the BARRIERS
shears.
Now Bedford has but ono wLaler left-a
schoolmaster.
TO make tall man ahon try to borrow
Eve dollars Of him.
Now that's mean. They've got to blowing
up whales with torpedoes
It is said that Digger Indians arc never
known to SMILE They arc grave Diggers.
Old gent-"What do you wear specs for,
boy?" Bootblack -"Cos puts such shiny
shine on gentlemens boots it hurts me eyes. :"
Hrper's Bazar.
The latest thing out in the shape of pens is
tho "Rivers' Banditti Pen" They are nom
corrosive, being tar coated, and are really de-
lishtful to write with. CallatJ. S. Rivers's,
"a Camp street, aud try them.
Winnie Rean has obtained eight degrees Of
Frecmosonry, and is said to be quite proud Of
her honors, which were conferred by Albert
Pike Some people think she is more Of
Mason than sculptor. - Cincinnati CONNER
cioi.
John Bull on the scandal: "Wc'od droon
tho leadin' uns i a water butt. Brother Jona-
than, fur kit O mussy cats" Jonaiha
"That'Il du for yeou, neighbor, but we've got
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to An
imals"
The coming insane asylum keeper to visitor:
"Do yon mean that man with his head
nj
moving? Oh, yes; he was spelled down too;
but he keeps right on practcing just the
same; believe his word is 'syzygy.'"
Our editorial sanctum was honored and
frightened yesterday morning by call from
Madame Anna Vercken, tho charming and
talented premiere chaaeuse Falcon Of the Opera. |
Madame Vercken will take her benefit on Sat |
urday next, of which interesting event full
particulars will be given in our columns on
Friday next.
We had the pleasure of meeting last evening |
our estimaLle friend Capt. Francis, who for |
many years has been a we'll known and highly |
respected pilot at the Balize. Though his
life is necessarily rough one, there is no |
man who has greater refinement of feeling, |
or possesses mora of those qualities which |
60 to form tho character Of truo gentleman
than Capt. Francis
The "spellomania has reached Mobile,
and is carrying off many Of it's "oldest and
best with unrelentipg severity. The first
attack was received while large party Of
ladies' aud gentlemen were assembled in Mu-
steal Hall on Tuesday night and notwith.
standing the most strenuous efforts, many
succumbed to its terrors. 1t is now, however,
under control, and hopes are entertained that
its fatality will gradually decrease until all the
citizens become acclimated
Boynton, the swimmist." is creating
quite furore among the folks in England.
After his recent exploit in the turbulent
waters Of the English Channel. Queen victo-
ria and the Lord Mayor of London sent him
dispatches to Boulogne. Al
though Boynton did not actually cross the
channel, he Travelled thirty miles. and even
then was fully able TO remain for six hours
longer in the water. but The physicians on
DocAN sAo uOoI tA0I 0SfOA kS"HtCA HIm UScueu
it advisable to have him stop. as the water
was uncommonly rough and he had given
sutii 'ient evidence Of the efficacy Of his great
hfe-savlng apparatus. It is now q settled
Fact that this wonderful invention is q sue I,
cess, and those who traverse the "raging ,
main " should always be provided with one.
George Ellis, Of No. Z Ola Leyee street. Z
has our thanks for late copies Of "La Z
Courier DIES Etas- Unis. the London Graphic e
aud Illustrated News, The Rod and Gun. a d
new sporting weekly. and the Pictorial His 6
tory Of the Beecher-Til.on Trial. profusely .
illustrated. Ellis has also Minister Schenck's s.
Treatise on Poker, which a sable member Of r,
the Louisiana Legislature, whose conception k
If Minister is altogether restricted to the i:
mage of gentleman in n suit Of solemu | n