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WANTED-TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
w solicitors to sell coal for the st. Bernard
Coal Company, office % Carondelet street Will
pay five per cent on all cash orders for either
ing rates Same discount allowed all pur-
chasers for cash:
Pittsbura Coal. ............ .GOc per barrel
ouI0 IN, & CAMpPETT, Apept
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and of their own accord vote for Tilden
against Hayes if let alone by both sides,
and no means used 10 convince and
convert them other than are used in
Ohio.
You will observe that it 10 only few
of the parishes about which complaint 10
made. Why not hold a new election in
these parishes, with such safeguards as
will absolutely secure the free exercise
of choice by every man? If necessary,
take a week for the business and sec TO
it that there is untrameied choice. That
would settle the question. When the
votes were counted out it would tell the
story-tell it better than the majority
and minority reports of the committees
can possibly tell it. The ballots would
be "report" from headquarters that
we would all be bound to believe and re.
spect.
The country will get little real benz fit
from the committees now a. work in
Louisiana. There will be majority and
a minority report from each, and you
can pay your money aud take your
choice. 1t will help the country 10 a
comprehension OF the Soathcrn Compli-
cations generally, and benefit the blacks
in setting a high II value upon their life
ard rights. So much investigation rs
to the rig hts o. man is certain TO result
in larger appreciation of those rights.
But new eiection, particularly in the
five disputed parishes, would let food
of light into the case. Argument and
testimony and affidavits will not con-
vince O man who don't want TO be con-
WINGED, and who looks npon the whole
of it as a batch of "Radica lies" but
he will believe figures. TIE returns of
a fair election-snd men of beth parties
on hand TO certify to its fairness-would
convince the country.
venture the prediction that with a
perfectly fair and free campaign and
election in the five bull. dozed parishes
they would give majority of over 5000
for Hayes. At present tho Democrats
claim nearly that majority there, and
thus they happened TO have a majority
of 5000 or 1000 "on the face OF the re-
turns." Give those parishes new cleo
ton, an election with all the safeguards
against fraud and violence that Amcri :
can ingenuity can suggest, and the re-
suit will be worth the reports of forty
committees.
Perhaps new election in portion of
the State might be triiing violation OF
the Constitution, or some old'sw some
where, but we can better afford TO vio-
late the Constitution tribe in the cause
Of truth than to allow the hot parties,
both crafty and INSCRIPTIONS, TO over
throw the whole thing in their angry
contentious.
Nine men out Of ten want tho truth,
and the tenth wsnts postotice the most,
but the nine should not allow themselves
to be kept in the dark on that account
II. Y. Rcd6eld, in Cincinnati Com mer-
cial.
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wine for my poor sick sister. My CON-
plant is the sar c.
JULY 3.-The year is half gone and |
haven abstained for a whole month
vet. Oh, how | have suffered from
shame and remorse How degraded l
feel ] dare not look = temperace man
in the face. Yesterday Family refused
NE. 1t all comes OF this cursed rum.
Oh, wish | was dead Well, tomorrow
is the 4th of July. After the 4th | swear
l will ewear off.
AUG. Just got over that 4th of July
drunk. l can't possibly live without a
little stimulant daily.
SEPT. IL drink now nothing but
beer.
Ocr. 1.-The year Is drawing to a
close. Next New Years ! went make
fool of myself swearing off before
justices of the peace. III just make a
solemn resolution to myself. A mans
own promise TO himself ought TO be as
sacred as that to any body else. Be-
sides il saves dollar justice fees. Do
my own swearing after this.
Nov. 10.
DEc.-Grand finale drunk.
BOYS DIARY.
JAN. l, 1S77.-This day commence
my diary.
FEB. LIT SHOWS.
MARCH. lit rains.
July IL lost my diary and found it
again. Fourth of July's coming. Faith
er's going TO give me a dollars and moth
err another, and guess Uncle will give
me another. love my father and un-
Gle. I'm goin' to buy sky-rockets.
AUG. Its hot.
Dec. l. (Note by Ed. Tho diary is
reduced TO covers.
REFORMING YOUNG MAN.
JAN. 1.-The coming year am deter
mined neither TO drink, smoke nor
swear. Nor will | use any manner of
slang. 1t is coarse and impoite. Nor
will eat with my knife ); nor make a
noise IN swallowing my soup. l will
attend church regularly. l shall take q
Sunday class. l will not read
any light, fiasby literature. am GO
ing to study French, music, Spanish, land
Italian. Also Latin and Greek. | am
resolved always to speak mildly and po-
Iitely to my mother, brother and sisters
am going to rise at o'rlork the year
round and battle in cold water winter
and summer. shall avoid late suppers
and too much butter. | will not stare
at young ladies IN the street. | shall
Join debating society. wish to be
An orator and get to Congress. ! am
going TO read Darwin, Spencer, and
Mill. | will read oaly solid books. l
an going TO join a gymnasium to per
tect my muscles. | will not sit cross
legged in the street cars. | will not
speak eviIy or s!sEdcrous'y to eny one.
| will not poke iun at any body.
NAY lit is too derncd big con-
tract. end of Diary)
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Diaries for the New Year.
A NEWLY MARRIED MAN.


JAN. /. 1S77.-Can it be am really
married! 1t seems q dream.
FEB 1.-WeIi, this is indeed reality.
And Kate i. all man could wish. Ii
does me good TO humor her pretty little
exacting ways. | mast interview old
Grndcm and have my salary raised. A
married man $ expcnses-
MARCH kate is "A good girl. But
these women cant understand how a
man cant break Off from all of bis
CHAINS ~ -hort-as an Icicle. She pouts
aud cries even If | want to run out an
hour or tso in the evening once month
II does seem Little eXacling at times,
but Kate, dear Kate, she makes up for
everything.
APRIL We've had our first big
quarrel. A man can't be expected 10
come home from a swell dinner without
being a trihe chow come you So" These
women see nothing but confirmed drunk
ards, rags. poverty, BACKED eyes; and
murder in the future, because q fellow
gets sprung occasionally.
MAY l-"Spring, spring, beautiful
spring" Hates mother has been stay
ing with us. l miss the pleasant even
ings we used TO spend alone together
when first married. Hates mother is az
good woman as any mother-in-law can
be. But somehow they're together so
much, and the old lady and Kate are so
confidential that il seems TO me at times
as if Id halt lost her.
,tn'a oI1act IA -,
ter has been staying with us during the
past month. 1t does not seem as pleas.
ant as IT used TO when We visited places
of amusement together. 1t is Job, any
way, TO look out for three women.
It's expensive, too. Yet for Hates sake
love my mother and sister-In-law. n.
B.-The women all talk Is if they were
going into the country together. Fin
anciallv, this seems embarrassing.
JUNE l5.-There Is reason in all things,
but | think man who pays for the rent
and Pr DIVISIONS ought to be mast in
his own house.
July Women all packed up and
gone to the country. Hates Aunt Jezc
bel has been staying with us. I've slept
for fortnight on the parlor sofa. 1t is
a relief that the honse il empty.
July Isl meet Mary Holmes every
morning now a. | walk down town.
Mary's people were wealthy once. She's
a sweet-tempe4ed, healthy girl. She's
keeping Button & Co.'s books.
AUG. Mary and myself were ont
at the Park last night. We have many
sympathies in common. She is lonely.
poor thing. | wish she could find
friend. | wish
SEPT. There's been row. Kate
and the rest have come suddenly home.
Somebody's been writing about me and
Mary Holmes.
DEB. IL think I'm a patient man.
can stand good deal. But If mother
IN law and sister -In-law and sunt.,n law
want a row they can have it. Darn tho
day that ever they came into the house
Nov. They've gone, and Kate with
them.
DEC. Before Judge Breakbond.
Suit for divorce. J. W. Smith Us. Cath.
crime Smith. Incompai. of temp.
DIARY OF A DRUNK.
JAN. Ii have reformed. Never
touch another drop. Sworn and sub
scribed before a justice OF the peace.
FEB. IL have reformed again before
two justices.
March We'll, Adam fell. Rome
was not built in day. Besides, my
needs tonic this March
weather.
APRIL Think I'm on firm foun.
iatien now. Haven't touched drop
for q week.
MAY
JrSE 1.-The doctor subscribed port
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.


THE ccuntenancci paleand leaden-
colored, with occasional flushcs, or
Il oircumscribcd spot on one OF both
checks the eyes become dull : the pu-
pills dilate All azure senicircle runs
along the lower cyelid the nose Is IL
ritatcd. swells, and sometimes hIcctls
a swelling ofthe upper lip; occasional
headache, with lumming or tlfob-
bing of the ears an unusual secretion
Of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue;
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable. some
times voracioEs. with a gnawing 5, n
sa;ion of,he stomach at others, entire
lygoHc fieeting pains in the stomach
occasional nausea and vomiting; vio-
lent pains throughout tho abdomen;
bowels irregular, AT times coStiyc;
stools sliny not uulrcqusnik tinged
with blood belly swollen and hard:
urine tubid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hic-
cough cough sometimes dry and con-
vulsive uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding OF the teeth; temper
variable. but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found TO exist,
DIR. c. M.LANE'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form itisan innocent prepara-
ton. NOT cafab.e eft doing the slight
est fRjHryfo 1.e moSI icnofcr ii!faH!.
The genuine DR NJ. LANE NER-
MIrUcE bears the Signatures of {.
Nj. LANE aud FLEMING Bios. OIL the
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UP. A john BARNES,
sll.so Averaged Per DAY.

fJLruN, No, December itth lsiA.
Eessrs y e JsAa BTrsss. RecSfa-a, fHiseis--
Gentlemen sawed lilo frets Tor halu-trade Tor por-
tico and Is brackets in FIRST two days running EXe-
~ who has wirne ssr the working Of the saw has
pronounced u the most psefil machine invented
have been working from twelve To SIXTEEN Dcn. and
have done all my stop work tscrou sawingl on yoer
machine. running u daily since purchssSd n and
have paid nothing Tor repairs except Isr s8-. which
amount Was comparatively small Three weeks since
l purchased some imported woods and some ulCc de-
signs. and turned my attention 10 frct work have
averaged per cay. that timc ell 81. know OF
M occupation pleasant and profitable FOR ame-
chanc TO spend his water evenings al the ahove.
Your machine runs lightly AMI easily that will
tire The most leisaic amer Little practice,
10 fact. consider your machine indispensable 10 sny
carpenter however small his business - be in
roduce the little machine his scrap pilr. aud make
enough brackets In week pay Tor HE machine.
consider my machine just essential la my shop
a bunch Of bench planes.
Very truly
Al. FRkD BILL.
Architect and Ba.iiss.
rs-Addrss., fer nil Information.
WI. aJOIIN BARNES,
Box s Ca Rockford. LAnsis
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DIR. G.. MCLANE'S
LlVERPILLS.

These Pi,is are not recommended
o. remedy for ali the Ills that flesh
is heir to, but in affections OF the
liver. and in al Bilious Complaints,
Dyspepsia, and Sick Headache. or
disease. o. laat character, they stand
wiinoat rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better eatliarticcaa DC used pro-
parstory TO. or At or taking QniGiRe.
A. staple pargative they are IN
egnaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
he genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has a rel wax seal ou the
Id, with the imlsTcssioa Dr. Ne
LANES Liver Pills.
Each wrapper bears the signatures
Q! t. VI. LASE aud FLENIN0 BRos.
Sou ley I'll respectable druggists
sEa epgaiTrs -. Se-ye-s generally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-21
CHRONIC PHOTOGRAPHY

BY this nrt Al ordinary Photograph can be
transformed into q FINELY FINISH ED
ART PICTURE, strongly resembling Porcelain
Miniatures. end attracting the admiration OF 81
beholders. Yet all this can be accomplished
ct very slight cost by any person of ordinary
skill and intelligence and Il picture CT comp"fe-
lively trinins cast, rendered fifty times moro
valuable e. Il vsry small outlay of time and ma.
terial.
This srt il particularly adapted ID lsd;es and
otne-s who aEe seeking light employment; wheth,
or for amusement or profit. and especially tEose
who havo skill in, or taste for, using oil or water
co}ors, though it can easily be learned by all:
10 acquaintance with photography is noeedcd
TO produce these pictures. If sold they readily
command 50 for card siZ0 and 50 Tor ca5lnet
sizo, each, with frames
Briefly The process consists in transferring the
Photographic prlat 10 G convex glass manutac-
tured expressly fJ1 the purpose, which IS done
by the use Of the Adhesive Preparation. accom-
psnying BroWnell outfit.
1t is then rendered transparent by means OF
tha DiaDhenous Liquid, sold only in connection
with BrownclPs outit) and another class being
used tho picture is coored and flashed in the
manner deliberately and fIilT described in the
| Instructions accompanying the outfit, which are
| improved and more complete than any other de-
| tails which have beer given to the public.
Directions for mixing and using botn OH ana
| Water Coiors ara given, in addition to other
necessary items, with Brownels outft-a neat
Black Walnut Hinged Case. containing all ma
terials necessary l1r this beautiful work, costing
only 81 SO and So 90 each, according to size.
| With the Diaphanous Liquid, Transparency
| can be secured in twenty minutes.
All msterisls for Chrome Photography, in
Guiding Ercwneps Quilts, Convex Class, Vel
vet Frames. beat qusiily, Of all sizes and de-
scriptions, Card Board, Colors, &c, &c, &C., are
| supplied wholesale ard retail by
| GEO E. FRENCH,
| M ~ 95 King street.