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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04

CARPETS AT Cosr.- In preference to carrying
over stuck TO another season, Messrs. Heath,
Pippey & Lara, Nos 81 and 80 Camp street, are
offering their stock Of carpets at cost. They
have q splendid assortment, the newest styles
and every variety in material. Certainly, this is
the time to secure carpet cheap, and the store
of Messfs. Heath, Pippey & Lara is the place to
find it. They have also floor OF cloths, wall
paper, lace curtains, etc, at low prices.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04

AS Mardi Gras Ia near at hard and the thous-
ands Of rangers who will be with us on the
interest and note, It is well to state TINT the
beautiful and well-appoinsed art rooms Of Mr..
Theo. Lilientbal. 121 Canal street, will as nsual
be open to all visitors, and that many of the finest
OF his productions, by the unfsiling Lambert pro-
cess finished to order, will be kept for inspection
till after the carnival week.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04

We have received from staub, the cheap news
dealer, whose emporium is at dodthwaite's book
store, on Exchange Alley, near the corner OF
Canal street, the Daily Graphic. The scientific
American, with supplement, Harpers' Bazar,
latest Northern and Western papers. Staub
always has ON hand the latest and best. Go to
him for Sunday reading.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04

Our citizens and all strangers sojourning with
us are respectfully invited to call at Messrs.
Montgomery's furniture emporium, Arnnory
Hall, 81 Camp street, and examine their large
and beautiful stock OF silk, reps and hair-clo b.
parlor suits, some very unique; fne bedroom
suits, with dressing and glass door armoifs,
dining room suits, ETC., which they have just
received; also, large stock OF medium and COM
mon furniture. This is the lowest priced house
In the city is centrally loca'ed, and they deliver,
pack and ship their goods free of charge.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04

F1ANos, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, ETc.--At the
spacious warerooms of Mr.. Louis Grunewald,
Grunewald Ha J, BaroDpe street, ear Canal, our
readers will find the celebrated Stsinway pianos,
mus cal instruments, sheet music and other
musical merchandise, of the latest and best, and
all at W prices. No visitor should leave wi b.
out calling at Grunewald Hall and securing some
one of these articles as q souvenir II the Cres-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04
Get your kid gloves at K, eeger's.

SHED PoTA7oEs I'm another column our
worthy friend J. O. Murphy adverti.es large
lot OF splendid seed potatoes, consisting Of the
following varieties: Early rose, Jackson whites,
piukeyes, peerless, pc aohblows and russets.
Merchants, farmers and gardeners cannot ind
a more liberal, honest and trustworthy dealer
than friend Murphy. He sells potatoes at the
lowest market rates, in lots to suit.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04

STEWART eTovrs stove has gained repu-
tation far above all other stoves Flor durability,
burning less wood and being more easily man
aged. Mr.. 8. Ell. camp-map, the AGENT 1873 Poy-
dras street, has large assortment OF these
splendid stoves, and any one desiring to purchase
anything in the stove inc will find in MIR. Camp
man q lib raj, fair and courteous gentleman who
has pra ctical knowledge OF his business ard
never let's an inferior article leave his establish
ment. See his advertisement in another column
of this paper.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04
4, 6, 8 and 10 but on kids at Kreeges's.

LADIES' HAIR GooDs.-Those who are prepar-
do well to call on Mr. o. A. PIERCE, No. 1870 Canal
street. for all articles desired for the coifure. He
has all styles OF real human hair goods, hair
jewelry pertumery. fancy goods, etc, all selected
with personal care, ard now being sold at re-
markably low prices.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04

From notice published In another column IL
will be seen that Il. Guinault the well known
auctione or, will sell We sday. ths 18th in t..
q lot OF groc ries and household furniture BE-.
longing to the succession of Henry Ekelmann.
Here is chance for good bargains for all who
have an eye to business.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04
For the N. o. Democrat
ri, MISS W*#**ss
If | but knew when life was sped :

For the N. o. Democrat
re MISS assesses
IF but knew when life was sped :
II but knew when life was sped,
where I'd lie sleeping with the silent dead
That my lone grave would bear the searest Leaf.
Dropped from her hand believed witltone fond
tear,
It mattered not the leaf be parched and scar
I'd still sleep on. unmndful OF the past.
If but knew that when lie.
Forgetful Of earths arid smile or sigh,
That her soft hand would touch the chilly SOD
That hid my mortal clay within Its bed.
And hear the pressure OF her gentle tread,
Her touch would wake my heart from out the
clod.
II ! but thought that when I'm stilled
BY Deaths cold touch. when all my veins are
chilled
That she would long once more to hear nay
voice.
L would then speak in dreams, by birds and
flowers.
And let my souls full elouuence be spent.
And thus I'd make my witheied heart rejoice.
~.
Oh could think that she would come
And scatter flowers on her true loves tomb.
1t would but dull the arrowed thou zht of death.
Ind tighten all the horrors OF the grave,
To but an exile DER the Stygian wave,
Nor lingering would gasp the f1eeting BREATH
Ii but thought. oh sweet the thought
That wreaths about my pillow would be wrought
By those fair hands SO delicae1y white,
/ would come gladly In her dreams OF me.
And hold sweet commune by the starry Son.
And wo3 her through the Silly summers night.
How much like heaven to me t would seem.
II could think that she would ever deem
This heart but worthy Of ~ with cred rose
Dropped on its dust from her pale hand 10
blush,
With the good morrow's early dews, and oruah.
Asd then 10 join my obsr. sound repsee
And could l know that her gray eyes.
brighter to nae than summers azure skies.
Nsuld miss enc tGar that lodged where 1 wsna
laid,
would be restless in my narrow bed
And break the stiffness Of the duies dead
That she might know my love was hok 10 fade
Gould but see That precious tear 7-7=
would come In q spirit form TO besr
Some token Of the anextinguisbsd fire,
And prove the ashes Of nv h art still Icsed
And how ito passion by her tears was msyed.
And how Its dust her presence could inspIro.
TX.
II but thought that she would ssna.
At tranquil eve. far from the city's aam.
To cit alone By me. and sing to me
OF all the love that burned within her breasts
That she might know I lears her lore som-.
fsssed
MY prisossd heart would pulsate to be frsa
II bat thought that she would wed
And love my memory when I'm dead,
wsald resign this life without sigh.
And sleep beneath the verdant nantled sod,
To wait the final Judgment OF my God.
In hope that we would leve beyond the sky.
New Orleans. Feb. Q. 1877. HDUT
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04

KID GLOVES. In q, other colann will be seen
the adyer isement Of Kreeger's kid glove depot,
l49 Canal street. Mr.. Kreeger has a large aud
varied 1T. ok tf gloves, embrscin many novelties
in col Jrs Just ont. Give him call.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04
RaCkard's frnwt

The outside members Of the crowd congregated
on kosal ana Louis streets at she usu al hour
Fnd ut tn usl nour the ineide crowd met In
thsi, rssp ciIve brides, and after answering to
their nam =, epting the announcement OF the
Cirk that there Sas 30 quorum present, ad-
iou ned,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04

OrLrA THIRD OF A CENTURY. w take pleasure
in directing attention to she card OF hir. J. b
Vinet, with tbs new croekery, glass and china
warehouse of Mr.. l.. Vinst, st No. 2O7 Canal
street. between Burgundy snd RsnPart streets.
MIR. Vlnet 10 pstiye of New Orleans, and 40 boy
and man, has been over thirty years In the bust
ness. For nssrly seven months rass he has bsen
selecting ths stock, which comes from Bohemia.
France, England, the great Centennial and the
foremost factories Of this country, masking an
assortment complete in every department. With
Mr.. Vtnsts long experiences and excellent taste
and judgment our readers may rest assured that
the store will be filled with the newest styles, the
most elegant designs and most approved qualities
OF glassware, china, dinner. lea and bedroom
sets. vases, stasaettes, mantle ornaments. fancy
articles, Groeksry, in great vsri by, and house
furnishing goods in general, all seleetsd with
great care and bought while the markets were
depressed and The lowest prices couli be obtain
ed. Er. Vinet ia sure he has more than az, 900
friends in New leans, hut il only l6, 900 Of them
call on Monday and buy one dollars worth each,
1t will give him nice send eff, and shat 10 just
what ho asks Of his friends and the public assur-
ing them that all who call will be courteously
ceived and promptly supplied with all they may
want, and 81 the greatest bargains ever known in
tho Crescent CITY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04

The Iast week of our great rpt cial sale OF all
winter goods at lers than half price. Store open
in the orning ut 10 O'clock aud c.ose at p. "a.
N. L. 3, rns b Co., 1853 Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04
Perss nal.

Our cid friend, Dir. FL. w. Graves, rerresent-
ing the wtI known Nav Yo,k house eli Reed Il
Barton. il now in the city and win remain during
the Carnival time. We wish him pleasant
sisis.
Business taik~, sfslssh AMI cheap, ~ Wheeler
y Piersoh's, IS and IL Camp etrcet.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04

The last week OF our grs at epaeial sale OF sIl
winter goods at less than half price. store open
in the morning at 10 o'clock aud close ut 5 p. N.
Nj. l.. Byrne & Co., 1853 Canal srset.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04

All new etyles in clothing at Wheeler q Per.
suns, 10 and Is Camp street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04

Ball snd arsy suits st Wheeler & Person'e, 1s
and Is Gimp street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04

The Ida Social Club give their first grand dress
and mask ball at Exposition Hall ON MondaY, the
6 ii inst.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04

Dr.. Jno. G. ii gell ptrforms sill operations On
the teeth In the moss cantiac manner.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04

The best performed work and III. emf loyment
d the beat rnsterials, pr. !. g. Angel, 80 Canal
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04

Get yonr visi ing gloves ut Kr egsl q
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04

only good gloves kept Al Kreeeer's.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04

Gents caesp evening gloves at Kreege,s.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04

II / bat thought that she would wed
And love my memory when I'm dead.
wsnld resign this life without sigh.
And sleep beneath the verdant nantled sod.
To wait the final Judgment Of my God.
In hope that we would leve beyond the sky.
New Orleans. Feb. Q. 1877. HIDUT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-10-06
Soldier, Rest.

Soldier, Rest.
BoB BURDETTE BURLINGTON HAwKEYE.
There was a Russian came over the sea,
lust when the growing hot,
And his name it was TjaIikavakaree-
Observation-Disclosures
schibkadirova-
Ivarditzsto
Sanalin-
Danerik-
VaTagobhot.
A Turk was standing upon the shore
Right where the terrible Russian crossed,
And he cried, - BismiIlah! I'm Alb FL Kor-
Bazaroukig kigonautosgobross-
GethnpTavadi-
Kiigekosladji-
Grivino-
Blivido-
Jenikodosk ~
So they stood, ike brave men, long and well,
And they c4Iled each other their proper names,
TIL the Ioek-iaw siezed them, and where they fell
They buried them both by the Irdosholames-
KaIatalusIchuk-
Mischtaribustceup-
Bulgari-
Dulbary-
Sagharimainz-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-10-06

~ residing in the Eastern United States, can
pay for their cards by enclosing Greenbaok United States
Postage Stamps for such amount they wish 20 pay ana their
will be inserted above table, for the time paid for
NJ Business Cards, when PREPAID ron YEAR, are
allowed these rates. which for transient
advertisements when paid or charged quarterly.
Single copies Of ADVERTISER Ten Cents when charged
Fifteen Cents by the dozen, One Dollar.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-10-06
THE LAHAINA STORE

LAHAINA, MAUI.
Walter Murray Gibson. Propr- Fred H. Hayselden' N@e
Qate A.. $. Cleghorn Coz
SON HAND SUPERIOR ASSORT.
ment of General Merchandise, Lumber, and 30
vessels. ~ -
, 1877-07-20
TIE BLACK FIN.
EhfffeN RBjF.

There is such IN Insect as the blnck ay in tho
Adiruhdncks. 1Ib 10 quiet, orderly 1ittlc fellow,
hard worker, who goes steadily about bin business,
and earns his livn. by constant application.
Thers II much 10 admire In this little insect. In
tho hrrt place. Ito ID industrious; ho IL aao gon.
erous liver: he ID orderly In his habits; he goes 10
bed regularly Ut sunset. and aTses regularly At
sunrise. VI think lint he Is little nnra regular
IN getting ny than l,c IL tn going to Bud. lie IL
also friendly to man. llD will cleaye to you
closer than brothcr. The cons.aacy If
hts affection IN remarkable. t)nce having formed
un attachment. G never drscrts yau. bit ctIngs IN
you until death do you part. llo IL mt by nny
MEATS 4 gourAlanti. lie has tasto, and tiscr,,a.
mates. Ils faynrlto feeling Spot IN Just back Of
the ear; alshouxh In sase o nece'r'ty he IA s.tin
hel WIN Tho nose. lfa ltxef largs nose, ana We
maxi make y larger IN lev" than two days. wv,aw a
nose; tho man who owned It said 1t waa-that was
70 .,o enlarged that tho Rsnteman expressed Ersve
with him. We ars inclined to think that be suc.
ccedrI. for When h. .eame out ~D heard Ut that
It took tue ataRu for rlattlhuFg.
, 1877-07-20
COLLECTING A DEBT.

At last man has kcen found who has got even
with The demon debt collector. Oua Of the hideous
tribe took Trip up tho country this spring 10 try
ana get debt OF 9lE9 Out ct small hotrl. keeper
who was In artcass tu his iiquor. merchant nonl-
face received him politely, and said that hs would
IL be expected q xent!ri4an then in tho house II
pay him u bill. The dollar r.sQuesEar, Of course,
stalt over night. got up us1s morning, called for
clerk and then vent for tho yropriutos to get tho
Promised com. After hanging round I'll the fore
hls clerk. which resulted In sh1re half dollars
being extracted frna thu drawer and daily hsnded
to thu impatient duu. "Wtat'a thlst' ~ hc yelled.
''Do!lsr and u half" "retururd NY host; "yoa
arc tho party expected TO pay INC bill this morn
ipg: and thtnk I've done pretty square thiny Ia
giyInx you 50 per cent VI II; Hand ne : seevipt
Tor tAa amount uuu credit luu with It on the
bill. ~
, 1877-07-20
Qt;fl's.

QEEl'S.
The psth Ut duiy--Throush tho Custom. .1iourc.
tiow duca COW become landed ca1ates 1fy
turning 'srr Into t"l'.
W1en ehonld rnn amply. tovescicn remedy to
yonr tuoth: hen II il king.
a fashionable: medical Ju.srnal rays The hummer
style OF vaccination II cardinal red, cut bias. and
Furef.
Hayes svn- trs!nr 10 cat clam In Rhode Island.
when the waiter said: Perhaps had better take
nft the rhrf1.':
s little Elrl VA. .nGer!n: from, the tnnmp., m,
declared that n" ''fclt ~ though hchhSche lad
slipped 1nwn into her ncck.
Johnnic'& alR sister hoe!n.t rart her hair IN The
middle. because nf q cUw.l Lick. nna johnnie atEcd:
''Hhhs tuakc. your hnir saaInts"
..nhat. fellow te DO, aestor; whsr he.s I'll, !9
say 1t quietly" replied Tho doctor.
\ proatt and drsetcd wife. whore husband had
rpt q jot, IN cellar excavation, explained his
absence by saslnR he had gone to Wheeling.
''AFe those soaps all one .ce,tt Inquired lady
Of juvenile salesman. ''So, MA nm. they are
all 10 ceHtr.'' replied the innocent yOnn- -.tcl.
1nsToS COMMERCIAL hCLLETlH.
a tslae Tcan-~A eaug Of burglars,
ilYtfophobia Is naturally supcrlnduced by dog
tlaze. '
The Ornugemcn arr not nIowed 10 70 In rcgalla
In Can1da. Well, 'Go IN. tsn,uns."
Good partners nt car,ls--A chimney sweep and
busaer. une chn fullow soot, and the ulhcr
trumpet.
ntor uf tea *. that one Is toilcr ut tlc sea, and
the other aoilcr Of thr lea.
Mr.. Qowen Ia raid 10 have smashed thc Moltfe
Mngnscf aNd th,' railway combinations. We hupc
ths IA Gowcn to bc continued.
" does mt follow that the acquaintance Of
othsrs. bceausc - i ffict,u n kneed ts friend IT
deed"
, 1877-07-20

I. Il novel i,t - ttItil nb t. .l'rr tur nur
! ., - IL .. 81. tn IL :. ~. -
-,r tHt -f-:r |. + ~ iH FL.
:, !, nj !: H.. II" !. i-.tn
-" i, ."77. ,,'iir, il - ''1rA-tcr
tn X. sppt i'tr.s' mttt,.ln T., 'rtnr: h,td
pIf Glt ct" '.-i :, III ''t3't r tss''s in often,
ah al a.a.m 1 lat.. :" in ieatr tn t.r att'nt-
mn thai .nnu thing r. wrn:x and tlc At rn:r rcriI
fer II. The Ut !, pu nl"d !Epf1 ti.c *iattn. mud
jult an ca~ u. w%ttr In hr ta!En tntn hnrTs. Gv
mems uf plfr ~ rnM the nrrniLatic Iat'rs lN
laid. and r"" eau iter.yc thr.r ii,1e tnsi Lry
rrt ilirIr "atrr nr Ei- :h tnAcs blns afWnys kept
fully charged :r!th air.,
, 1877-07-20
\ NEW I.LE~THAT11N FOR DAfl-


n. Martinez. in n recent note 10 III: Frcnc,,
Academy. .ayf: "in 1871 spscrnl ebic,:rn. en- a
furra Of .hc properly ! hold IN thr ena,munc Of
Gracay were aIrcct'a with pcIy'lactrly that II.
having 'uu rnamtrary claw,: t::- hail been trnn.-
a,ttle to then, by h,c.e;aHrA rnc4:. taichrf On
wa. propaganda ,aptdy. mil. In i-7}. an c,i.
drmfc sava .rd til" roritry. ar ct:Sid only tiye
ulit cnct nd Il tew a'nn.iHhl chickens. At pfcs-
cnt. wlhont any selection. hi. variety j. very IN.
nicsnnR: II lla* been pss;sayatel nmnnr neir1,nnr.
!nR farn'. fhr.n:h The ckchan1' If ecst by tho
iuc.rnat. It viii cfr innt accen,c predominant.
The prca.arty was noi ~ perfect il + nav: the
modification hAs hccn going III, pr,,srrahitety.
, 1877-07-20
CURRENT GOSSP. =.


SUNSET.
Slowly now tue DAY Is dying,
And the Night Ia drawing ncar.
As wnsrh lls changing bcuutics,
Tint to ns so oft appear.
All around ts Rtlll aud peaceful;
Naturc'r robe IL that Of green;
White tho scented breath Of Summer
Spftty wan.lcFs o'cr the scene.
Massive clouds In rich psofusion,
All their glory brought to vIcw.
Seem like pcaks anl ruined cAstlcs,
Hanging o'cs tho nznro t1nc.
hut sec them red aud crimson.
Farther down tho glowing West.
Whcse l.le Sun, In oil iss splcndot.
Like monarch slnks TO rest.
Rriglltly Stows tho sky be'orn mo;
Slowly sinks the setting Sun,
Shedding forth lts parting radiance
Our tho course that It has tnn.
Softly fades tho Summer. .sunsct,
With its tihts Of fading light,
While its rich but transient glory
Pussoth 10 the shades Of night.
When for me tho Father ca1leth,
And tho summons obey.
Something like tho golden sunset,
Let me die and pass away.
CutcAoo, Jn1y IL, 1877. EpwAHp A. BARSRs.
, 1877-07-20
A ROAD To THE PARKS.

CntrAco. July lS.-These has been somcwhat
wriltca and said Of late iu retcrcnco ~
suitable driveway to tho South Park, which Is
we'll enough In IT. way. bat. unless there IL eoma
dedn!tS action t4ken In rc.suEd to the nastes, We
will " u fat from having tho coveted roadway
ycsr hsIca ~ wc arc to-day. There sccms TO b.
no oppositioa worthy tba nause, and yet, sos tho
want Of soms leading spiEit u Ut sun,s concerted
action. there " nothlu. teuK done. ln tub. ~ Ia
everything Of a llks nature. tue adsEe 'What y
useFy ybodys business u nobodys busiuess" woal4
be applicable. Suw. In yttw VI Ill thb, world 1t
not 30 good itra u cal! rublic mtclfng Ut Tho
South Side citlkeu* to eoh!rna u soma sultlb's
place {peEhaps Central Ou twenty SECOND street
would be ~ conseuIca! ~ any,, and hasu an ex-
preston fFvfn lao psep!s In references to lhs sub
ject, And also appoint committee of representa-
lire nen who would he willing u desots portion
Of their tlne aad energies towAni e4try.ns shs pso-
tccs thSouyht IlchlE1u AvCnur scetus tn be thu
onlv thoEoa ayhsare upon which u su,tabla pleasure
drive can 6c made. an! lis condition so-d4y ts =
standing disS1acs 70 the publle splsit usnstly aG.
credited 10 The Cttizrus II Chicago. Who Wilt
mQsc In thG mattrEs lAPEoyExExT.
, 1877-07-20

10 shc Winds. l:askr.s. hiankri-. ut7 lsuns. IN
II IT. .,'ui tt' :.t' ',r. EST. Ill a,l') = n1
t!i' h t.'. mr. =" ~ itFi. -
i'@ Vs., =. .,'h,.r =. l. .rt',''i
,.u ts''i"s t. II "t- II i .; tHttt':l'- ''''''''
~ltn lI1s D!d atria-rl ;I,,..'! intrstrf' ..t.*
vii, III. 1ncs. mnll he hts.'!i. ra.c. "A
length ltnw,,er lr tired pf trn,!sH, ant sif: tepy
Ing. enm1rlt!t. Ills cn ,ntehnrcc, rtooh VIxim,
tho river at the hon 'rlcss FLUTES, content to
LnlI the r1t1p.
, 1877-07-20

Hatcl1l 1N5f4QfE 70 1Af 3Foa"F'
LASslxo, Mich, July 10-fhe new State
House u nearly completed. Some Of the rooms
are duIshed. except tho fEeseo;ng, which Is not
Included iu Osburuc * Co.'S contEa:t. One
hundred aud htty ureh4ulcs ara low employed.
, 1877-07-20

One Of the latest aud most uorel applications Of
compressed air " IL tue regulation " c!ocka Ut q
distance, which hAs tust been introduced inio
Vienna. VIZ now get our ~aler aud our Eas
through pipes Land in The Streets and II has been
pronu4cd u 1sxtrIlIat~ h~.t In similar hut IL