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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-25
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

The Tavorite Family Theatre.
Sunday. Monday. Tuesday and "Wednesday
March ~. 30. n and 20. and Mt the Wednesday
matinee. the celebrated pantomme netor.
Mr.. HERNANDEZ Foster. In. his novel and
original characterization of Monday. in the
new sensation romantie, nautical all, drama IN
pressly for Mr.. Hernandez, entitled Jack
Harkaway Anoat and Ashore thrilling
tabea9x GORGEOUS scenefy; elegan, crosses seEi
Thursday. Friday and Saturday. March 80. "a
tirely new play written for Mr.. Foster by D:
Hernandez Foster as Friday-for never had
friend than my man Friday. This. favorite
drama will DO produced with entirely now
eeney and the RbSp gre appomt actress
Miss Lucille Western. for " limited number
of NIGHTS mhl0
rINHE LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR,
Having under their care
$50 Inarm and Helpless Old People,
Arc at present greatly in necd of assistance. and
to aid them in their noble charity
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
viii be given at tho
OPERA HOUSE
On Wednesday, April 10, 1876,
At 1880 p. m
Under tho auspices of the ladies of this city.
Tickets-ONE DOLLAR mh2sd
rINIyOLI VARIETIES,
i AZ Chartres street. near Bienville,
Tho Leading VARIETY SHOW in this City.
Doors open at y. m. curtain rises at y. IN.
In addition to our MAMMOTH VARIETY
ENT ERTA INMENT, by particular request.
Ye Old Folks Concert. with a powerful cast
Nav Stars are engaged and will appear IN
rapid succession.
Admission as usual fe23 3m
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-25

Wouldn't It be we'll for President
Grant to lock the doors and fasten the
windows OF the White House, 80 that no
guilty man can escape?-HdrtfOrd Times
TDem)
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-25

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans
l. JAS. CHALARON. Cashier OF the above
named bank do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best Of my knowledge
and belief JAS. CHALERON. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo. this goth
day of March. 1876.
JAS. FAHEY. Notary Public
Correct "
WIN. HARTWELL,
SCOTT MCGEHEE,
E.- VICTOR MEYER.
mh23 Directors
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-25

Socse sue vpp1nntalba. Judgment putting in
Gsuuee.ion Joseph Xavier Celestin de
psssalha and Michcr Joseph CASTOR de
ponta' o"ir hIrd District Court.
i Hon. +. Meunier, Judge.
a,ob Allison & Go. vs.. Banner q
pusr New trial granted.
fahn J. Lewis vs.. A. Getsner, Consta-
d, etc. Injunction set aside, with
l smages, plaintiff to pay costs. :.
IJ. Brim VS.. George u. Geddls SUIT
,smissed as in case OF non-suit.
dI lanes II. Breen vs.. VIM. Braun-Ap-
" from First Justices Court. Judg-
sant OF lower court In favor OF plaintiff
ln''"' sixth District Court.
Present, Hon. A. Saucier, Judge.
"A White vs. Katharine Gerdes. his
.m-Judgment by default.
I, Godchaux VS.. >. Jacobs Judgment
| g default; !. :. ,,.,,,,, c.,,,,
Hon. b. u. Lynch. Judge.
II. Woodbridge, assignee, W.. Il.
prkert Il Co. ct MI. Exception dis
]. Woodbridge, assignee, VS..
r,hmidt & Zeigler. Exception dis
vi Woodbridge, assignee. vs.. Marsh
,svis & Co. ct al Exception dis
III Woodbridge. assignee, VS.. Mayer
oss.,bers ct al. -Exception dismissed.
vi Woodbridge, assignee, vs. STRAIT
N & Mayer ct al. Exception dis
Missed. v, u,,u. =
,rmar Rule on the sheriff fixed for
IA ggth instant.
7 q. i. Aurich vs.. George G. Wolf &
law Jas. Wolf, intervenor.- Trans
i %red from the ordinary to the jury
Docket. ... n.,.,., c,..,
Hon. +. North Cullom. Judge.
Ias A. willard ct ais. vs.. w. Van
yorden ct ais. Judgment by default.
Geo y. Shvelkopf IL Go. VS.. Atlas
assurance Company Of New Orleans. ~
rlSontinued indefinitely.
Mrs Adolphe Laprune vs.. G. Il. G..
rsBrcton. Suit dismissed.
Mary 4. Jeryis vs. Benz. B. Bethel.
Melior Tentor vs.. II. Shawcross ct al.
Continued indefinitely.
superior District Court.
Hon. b. L. Lynch presiding.
Pierre Goulon, tutor, vs.. Mutual Aid
and Benevolent Life Insurance Com
,sny, Rule dismissed.
Mrs r. nj. Hays vs.. Mr.. and Mrs.
yedou. Trial of injunction fixed for
18th inst.
John Leisy vs. Jas. M. Hogan ct ais. -
Case discontinued.
Auruste Bohn VS.. Jas. M. Hagar. -
Case discontinued.
Emile Guillot VS.. New Orleans. Mo
bile and Texas Railroad Company Case
Discontinued.
United states Circuit Court.
Hon. w. i. Woods. Judge.
Iiberman & Co. vs.. Ferdinand Henke.
Verdict for defendant, and judgment
ID bis favor, with costs.
Eustis and Urban, assignees, vs.. T.
Boquet same vs.. J. r. Damante same
IS P Hirsch same VS.. Koch & Drey
hs. same vs. Jas. Kotzum: same VS..
Ino d. Singer; same VS.. i. Robert /;
Sme vs.. p Wahl-All the above causes
we're discontinued.
The Grand Jury returned certain
findings, which, upon motion Of the
United States Attorney, were placed
upon the secret files of the court.
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LEEDS FOUNDRY.

lESIABLfSHED IN 1921
Corner Delord and Fouoher streets,
NEW ORLEANS. ~
We are prepared to Manufacture
STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS,
SUGAR Mills, SUGAR KETTLES,
DRAINING MACHINES, saw MILLS,
CoTToN PRESSES, NEWELL SCREWS,
GIN GEARING, FURNACE MOUTHS,
CRATE BARS, JuDsoN's GOVERNORS,
and all kinds Of Plantation and Steamboat work.
and every description Of Machinery for the
81 II. LEEDS a W.
We beg Il, call special attention to our large
stock of Sugar Kettles. Having purchased the
entire stock of the Stacker Iron Works Of Ten
neasee. for which Mr.. Il. r. Iavi;iebeuyre was
formerly agent. (and the only genuine Tennes
see Kettle In the marka.) we offer tho same fot
sale, as well M those Of our own manufactures
Al Reduced Rates, price lists Of which WE Will be
oIaeand tc frrniah on arnlinnfon iat1Wn
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-25

StT. CHARLES THEATRE
SUNDAY EVENING. March 49,
And until further notice.
The KIRALFY BROTHERS have the pleasure
to announce to the New Orleans public that they
have procured the sole right Of producing In
the United States. of Adolph D'Ennery. lauthor
Of the Two Orbhans) and Jules Verne's great
spectacular Drama.
ABOUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS.
with all its beautiful scenery. costumes and par
aphernalia.
THE PORTE ST MARTIN BALLET TROUPE.
First appearance In America of Mile, LIE
TOUNEUR Premier Absolute. supported by q
full corps de ballet The east Of characters will
comprise the leading members Of the st. Charles
Theatre Company.
Grand Family Matinee Wednesday and Satur-
day mh9
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-25
WANTS.

WANTS.
XXvANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO DO THE
w work Of a small family References re-
uuircd. Apply at es7 st. Charles street. mh2s 1t
WANTED TO RENT-TWO FURNISHED
w Rooms. with utensils for light housekeep-
ing, within ton minutes walk Of ". Charles
Hotel Will De- permanent If suited. state terms
and locntion " i" Democrat office. fels
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-25
ParasOls! ParasOls!!
AT .-... ..t.
DAN ZIG Z IS,

20J CAnal Stfcct,
Bet Burgundy and Rampant.
and 22s and $50 Royal street. corner st. Philip.
( just opened a shipment of PARASOLS with
most elegant and novel handles --latest Partisan
novetiesl to be sold at small advance at
DANZIGERy.
- 2O3 Canal street.
mhs and 72s and $40 Royal street
rINHE SUREST CURE
l. FOR
RHEUMATISM AND RHEUMATIC GOVT
is the r u
CELEBRATED DURANFS REMEDY.
For sale by A. Jas, Druggist,
ia1 am " 1903 Charities az
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THE COURTS.
s.coud District Court.


Hon. A. l.. Tissot, Judge.
.,ssion OF CASTOR Celestin de
SI. Ipp9ontalba Judgment putting in
osuue. Joseph Xavier Celestin de
poss .aIha and Michcr Joseph CASTOR de
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-25

NEW ORLEANS LAGER
CASPAR LUSSE,
Nos. 476 and 47S Chartres street,
Announces to proprietors Of beer saloons and
to the public. that having completed his i'm
mense apparatus for manufacturing
LAGER BEER.
he is prepared to sell the same at a lower price
than any other homemade article, and of as
good quality as any similar article produced in
the United States. TEA
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES THEATRE.
LADIES WEEK AT THE LADIES
THEATRE"
MISS MARY ANDERSON.
Proclaimed by the critics of the town The Flu
ture Queen of Tragedy"
Friday. Farewell Benefit Friday.
tBeneHtj
and Saturday MEG MERR1LTES first time
Saturday Matinee -EVADNE.
Saturday Night and last appearance Of Miss
Anderson
MEG MERRILIES. mh2a 1t
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-25

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
e Parish Of Orleans.
|. CHAS. l.. G, DUPUY. Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief
CHAS. l., C. DUPUY.
Cashier
Sworn and subscribed to before me this 18th
day of March, 1876.
THEO. GUYOL. Notary Public.
Correct-Attest W. r. BLAKEMORE.
S. II. BOYD
JULIUS VAIR1N,
,pbo,,w Directors.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-25

Orleans, March ~, 1s764Sealed proposals will
be received ut this Department until TIL RS
DAY, the thirtieh t3Oth) instant. for the sale to
the City of Eleven Wharf Improvement Bonds.
The City reserves the right to reject all bids
mh24td ED. PII,SBURY Administrator
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-25

VIM GREGG .."........M MRS. ADA GREGG
Isa Canal street.
Steamboat Sewing Machine Depot.
Fresh arrival Of Machines by the H. T.. Lee
and Nachez
During Carnival week we are determined to
sell Machines LOWER than the LOWEST Call
and examine our stock. ri
We furnish all the latest styles Of Machines In
the market ut $50 lower than the usual price.
Remember the place
THE GREGG
Steamboat sewing Machine Depot,
l3l CANAL STREET. fe27
A UGUsTE'S ..Lta.l.,.
n COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT.
107 Crstomhouse stree, between Royal and
Bourbon streets, New Osleans. There will be-
ound ut this establishment all the delicaiies OF
the season, rs also the choicest of wines. There
are commodious and airy rooms fortraveers. az
we'll rs private dinngrooms upstairs for we'd
dings. sorees. ETC. all at very reasonable rates.
fe19 ty'7s
rI'HE STAPLE SALOON.
81 .CarOndelct street ......54
Bost of Wines and Liquors Of every descrip-
ton. A fine hot Lunch every day. Convenient
locality for merchants and business men.
"a ......... CARONDELET STREET .........54
nht I'm
BOAT HOUSE, ..a
IA Exchange Alley.
The finest Wines. Whskies and Liquors Of all
descriptions. Mixed drinks to suit the taste OF
all J. e. KICKER, Proprietor.
feib 1v
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-25

Property Holders u'nlOn-A special
Meeting OF the Central Council Of the Property
Holders Union will be held at Gruhewald Hall.
at ~ o'clock on SATURDAY EVENING. 25th
instant. Punctual attendance is required as i'm
portant business will be brought before the
meeting. m
5a ARCH. MITCHELL. President.
j.. G. WHARTON Secretary. Inh25 1t
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FACTORS AND TRADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
81 Carondelot Street.

This Company issues Policies
FIRE. RIVER AND MARINE RISKS
AT LOWEST TARIFF RATES.
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1ANKsgATnlGN0Ts.a

REPoRT OF THE CONDITION
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PORT OF THE CONDITION
or THE
STATE NATIONAL BANK,

AT New Orleans in the State OF Louisiana, at
The close of business. Friday, March 10, 1876.
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uAS Z 1AJuxO9
to be found In this or any other city. and sells
them at 80
NEW YORK RETAIL PRICES.
He has also on hand LARGE SUPPLY Of the
very finest
PORCELAINE SLIDES
and GLASS GLOBES
to be found In any mark ct and all kinds Of
BELL HANGING MATERIAL
From the Cheapest to tho Finest PURE BRONZE
Z. METAL
BELL PULLS,
BELLS, Etc.
And the
BEST GONGS.
for all purposes and Of all sizes made.
Gas Fitting, Steam Fitting Il Bell Hanging
Done by him can be depended on, and Will al
ways be done PROMPTLY. and with due regard
10 TASTE and STYLE Of surroundings.
Having been In the business. practically. Tor
SEVENTEEN years, an he asks Is FAlR
CHANCE.
Fixtures purchased by Plate or Pattern VIII
always be sold at Manufacturer Prices. and
the purchaser protected against defective goods.
iatGH
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-25

A LEXANDER HILL,
n n Formerly J. DayfdeoD Hill CO.
WELSH and AMERICAN SIsAsTES, sL .i.i a.; ar,
And agsnt for the Imperial ana Co " Tha
slate from these quarries are the best A A.
can States which have yet bsem ssn 70 t n eoler
~ . on I'd nn,ltv to the Welsh Slate than any
that have e' hefetofore appeared. Prices from
rs to $40 per square. $1,000. Nm or,aons
do am 10 tMropdH'" -h'T"'' W.
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~ rh,rd District Court.
non T.. Meunier, Judge.
sixth District Court.

Present, Hon. A. Saucier, Judge.
"A White vs. Katharine Gerdes. his
by default.
I, Godchaux VS.. $. Jacobs Judgment
4. dafa,llt.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-25

aTE1M BOOTS And SHOES
WANUFA GTURER.
Wholesale and retail dealer In GENTS
cl,p EtTE'D ROOTS and SHOES Of all styles.
from % Is per pair upwards; from $50 Ter dozen
upwards. n., ,.a
Rovai near 81. Peter street Branch. No 20 ~.
Charles near Canal street. .aad Ia
Country and city orders promptly afsendss1 an .o'
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-25

once Ut the Merchants Mutual lnsur-
anee Co.. No. 1o4 Canal street-New Orleans.
March H. 1sIG.-Notice is hereby given that the
Annual Election for eleven directors shall BE-
held Mt the office of this Company. on MONDAY,
April 3, 1876, between tho hours Of 10 u. IN. and
3 D. m. q. w. MOTT Secretary.
mi
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-25
Rooms CENTRAL Executive COMMITTEE,
nnfnnnratic Inu sni.xntiye IarIy
LouI.lana Leycc Con.pany. .a Caronae-

Louisiana bevee Company, 23 Cnr0nde-
lot street. New Orleans. March ~. ls76.-The reg
ular annual election for twelve directors for this
Company, TO serve during the ensuing year. will
be held ut this Office. on SATURDAY. April lst,
1876. between the hours Of II a. IN. and r. H.
A. TARLETON.
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4 q Z o P Z .

LONDON. Nov. l2.-The .Staadar,ls
despatch from Berlin says: The Cars
speech produced most alarming effects
in political circles there. a--@
A dispatch from Calcutta TO the
Times, says it is reported 10000 persons
persisted in cyclone October 3lst, and
some estimates place the loss of lives
as high as 40, OOe In the town of Bur
rishot, Castle of Backergunge district,
5000 houses were levelled with the
earth Letters from survivors report
a great wave nine feet high, swept over
the large Island of Dakhins Shababase-
port. The whole Of Eastern Bengal
appears To have suffered severely from
the cyclone. Calcutta narrowly es-
capped.
Reports of the famine from Bombay
are worse. Famine is feared in other
districts.
LONDON, Nov l3.-The Cars speech
at Moscow. Friday. has had depres-
sion on the stock exchange here
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san FRAsclsoo. Nov Il Sailed
BARK james Chestor. Port Gamble.
CotUAbvs. Nov fcial
returns from all counties at Ohio are
uos in ard show majority Tor Hayes
Of 1882
puItspKLrHiA. Nov. Is. Official
r,tgvus from 81 counties in thi. State
give Hayes l4,s>o majority. leaving ii
couuiies Ia hear from. which ia 1873.
gave = Republican majority 81.
NKw ORLEANS New. f3.-Ths
pemsraisc COMMITTEES have complete
yetarfs made cut fson dupli>ste lists
Ct ,se salersisors. showing Tlden's
majority IN the State 10 b. SLOT, by
hssh majority they calm they have
carried the State. The returns show
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PICKED UP!

bg fAe 4a4AsrsA zaes1 tao old skiss- EEs owEsr
esn have tie sane By proving prSrerty, And pay.
IN f.r aA.s nas.ce
XII Na W ROBINSON sAip-sss5.
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.SI,~sisl - ihe pAs3s gntslnseaxsr
kAsrkRN STATES.


Nkw loRk, Noy. IL Tac lhaaaFs
Washington dispatch ssysis Is said tha'
Al the Democratic hsaaqaaEier. here that
hs hlanacf Ia printing ag the Repab.
lacan electoral ticket II Wisconsin. only
nine Republican ele,toss have been
elected cut of ten from that State. and
that a. conseqaeuoe ts.s Highest eau
didate ca the Domocfatle ticket i also
elected giving TiIdeu the requisite ma.
lofits. lsa votes, neSafjless II what
may he the result Of the ,l-ot,on in tie
three dlspatei ssoshern States
The lfar3sF, Columbia. : {. dispatch
says Capt sarlla. With two Companies
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School ELECTIoNs-At the recent
school elections. William Beveridge was
elected director for Rcnton district, and
- Dillon for district No ), on. White
River.
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Farmer Dolby.

St+GI5i a.IfAt a1Ii STGG aIgdI ~.
; i have few words TO say to you, far
mer. Dolby, hear that you are consid-
erably in debt, that some of the fstore-
Keepers refuse tovtrustiyou any more;
and generally that your creditais 4atqa
very low ebb-I I.have noticed the way
you manage your farm. and Ihope. you
will take it kindly, if / give yon a little
advice, and show you in what some Of
your greatest faults consist In the'first
place you do not attend to business
thoroughly. You lie in bed too late, in
the morning. Good farmers are the
frat up. then they see that their hired
men get up, and do their part OF the
"chores" in good season. have mo.
ticed also that you will stand by. the
road side and talk with anybodyawho
comes along by therhour, if they would
wait, to, hear your. ,"ya.ns," while. .Yopr
crops are suffering for the want OF be-
ing cultivated. Then you are in the
habit of having your men to work by
! themselves while you 60 the village "to
hear the news You are generally ten
days too late in getting iin5 your crops,
and you don't half attend to them when
up and all are. badly neglected. Not
long ago your neighbor's cattle gotinto
your corn, because you had neglected
to repair your half of the fence7l,Xou
say "the times are4hard.o But you have
made them hard, so far ass your cease is
concerned, BY the, shiftless manuer in
which you manage your farm. Your
barn yard is on side bill, and dne.half
of the manure you make is washed dozen
lin The brook Il could tellyon ofimany
other faults, but The cases, ] hare cited
will suffice for the present, me. vr,~,
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MumIng The Throat.

II What is the best mode of projecting
the throat from colds where person. is
very susceptible to them ? The com.
mon way ot protecting the throat is TO
bundle eandu wrap,iit ops closely, thus
oyerheating and rendering it, tender and
sensitive,r and more, liable, to colds and
inflammation than before. Especially il
this the case With children, and when, in
addition to mufflng the throats che ex-
tremities are insdfiiciently clad, as is Of
ten the case, the best possible conditions
are presented for the production oflsoEe
sthroats,i coughs, Group, and all kinds of
throat affections If the neck is kept
oyerheated a portion Of the sime, when
it is exposed some form Of 1iisatrange-
ment iof the throa. will be aptto occur.
The rule inregard to clothing the neck
should be to keep it as cool as comfort
will allow. In doing SO you will suffer
much less. from throat ailments than il
you are always fearful Of having alittle
cold air come IN contact with your neck.
Any one who has been accustomed
|rferhaye bis tthroat,e mufiedg should Ybe
careful ~ leave eff gradually, and .| not
al al az oHSo. nr,iteTa,sn vtd4 b.a t.,l.8.
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Stiffness Of swearing.

The habit of swearing is as silly as j,
is wicked. Boys, thinking it mannish,
sometimes use oaths TO show off. their
smartness. Rev. Sydney Smith was
once conveyed in a stage-coach by a
youth who mixed his conversation with
many swear words The clerical wit,
having endured the annoyance for come
time, determined to punish the youth
and put stop to his bad manners =
Having asked permission of the compa
ny 10 tell them story, he said: fbea.
"Once on time there was kine
boots, sugar-tongs and. tinder-box !,
who, at a grand ball (boots, sugar-tong,
and ,inder boxes !! picked up the Coun
tess of Shrewsburys garter (boots. su
gar-tongs and tinder boxes and said
'HonisoH qui NAL y pense,' (boots, su
gar-tongs and tinder boxes j gil
"Rather old, that story said thu
youth hut what --- have boots, sugar
tongs and ,inder boxes to do with it 7"
Il wi / tell you, my young FRIEND" re
piled Smith, '.when you tell me wha
your oaths have to do with your conver
sation. In the meantime a!l,w me t
say that that is my style of swearing"
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now toLay Ish,ilSsle...Ilr

Not one half the persons who lay
shingles when making a roof 6nos biil.
ding have any correct ideas in regard TO
making d roofstHat wiIlo be absolutely
rain tight during driMugstorm Of fain.
We have ftequently seen men shipgling,
who, when they would meet With a
worthless shingle, say once in laying
two or three courses, would lay this
poor shingle among good ones, saying:
IsItis only one poorssIiiogle, one ahin-
gle cannot make a poor ropf,Y But one
poor shingle will make leaky one, II
first-rate shingles are employed. and one
poor one is worked in among every one
hundred, that roof might about as we'll
have been without any shingles. II any
poor shingles are to be us,d, let them
all be laid together near the upper part
of the roof The best of shingles will not
make 3 tight roof if they are not prop
'erly laid, while the same shingles would
make excellent roof if laid as shingles
should be laid.--Scientifc Americaa.
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,r,TtSS.e, - 49, Ls.,'-. =. IA, ssSt.1tsS.
Inc trlcN kno@n as tile shassket trlcks
mulc.i Hr tielier in.ro'uces ~ tas iass
iea'gre ! az, "a sins perlpl lna''cc a,sgc ."ee-
'en iissa.s Acases goof',.'saa, " SUI
~, p,'Ss' e =. lS my INV =
ne sol.u'o.s ~ = = ,''s s = = e E & ~
as io',o"s . 8 - =. !; osss - :.
ou' su. @sev :
sul'9oI.e'. olh1oul pl,'as''vc noouen
,sss a.,n ,ess,4 ~ l,sn s'aoe oe.Mcen
'"e 1,pasa pasne. ana ."e noo.. "a. II.
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.r, h.,., -. S.s''sss. ~,
h;s.ss;as,a, - s M NJ s',a. INV
s.J .i''.,' ~. -. - = s
:, ,s3s No rTasf ,.sss !. IA -
~ No v avds nsos ~ a my sIaayaa ,v N.Y. " 'sS
,he ovsr.l's ! are ,lrown a. ars hnod
,,rown arar NJ IiaI,ar,s haaa a,d ~.
,achad 20 ,ha ,no;n .rar,na.t ~ -, s,r;,.ss s
there remo;ns no on,lst f,,r,s6 ,hr.,, ~
q tinoar or The ner,orn,sr r. 40. thsonrh
Rnt &C. NJ uaI,or = 49,. ~, a.,s,s.,o
his s' cost ~ FIR % the 'n,rnoss"of [ aoun;nn ,h;s
oa,ma,t ho romomhors th., ha {, in
Nm VII ;,s,oad 80 a,.,naI;. ,,.. = :,
N,-,,a W. " r,,,nss,,,N'.,,.,,, ,.,e - 80 80 S :.
screen which raaohas o ~, ~ to- aarsor
mer,s nack il nl.ned hab;nd tho, ,hssLe,
and tho nerrnrmsr' ro,;ros h.i;nd th;s