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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12

Ba k, Grunewald Hall, 90 Baronne street, New
Orleans. July 8, Is77-This SAVING. BANK
will advance to Laborers, Mechanics Clerks
under Act 96 Of 1877, and repayment may be
made to the Bank In weekly or .nonthly In
stallments. M. BLNNER
jy6 tt Cashier.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12

TOR RENT. WI III OR WITHOUT BOARD
T. handsome, well furnished apartments In
Rampart street, between Canal and Common
streets. ocT Inn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12
LOsT-rOUND.

IL ,OST-A DRAFT, i,FAWN BY w. "a. TOO
~ mer IN and accented by LII te Z co. to
finder will ri a-e Leave 1he same with Lilo . 6
20. loc10 3tS vi. Fl. T00MER,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12

The only places In the city where this ceIr.
brated milk can be procured.
Pure, rich and SWEET Jersey and A1derneu
Milk and uttermilk, at 5 cents per q ass re-
eeived daily on lee, via jackson Railroad. from
the famous Arcola Dairy Farm. Said stock n
Jersey and Attorney CATTLE
Also kept on haad. Mead, Soda. VichY. Hin.
eral Waters, Homemade Pies and Pastry.
see 1y5thn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12

DOR RENT-THE TWO VERY DESIRABLE
l. Two-story Residences. wi h gas fixtures
complete. corner Philip and Magazine streets,
Fourth District. Apply TO A. LEVI, No "a Per-
dido street. oc71m
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12

New Orleans, october 10, 1S7S-There
will pc meeting Of the Legislative Committee
to Investigate the fairs of the State Land
Office ut tht Senate Finance Committee rooms
at the State House, on FRIDAY, the u Inst,
at IL m. w. A. hOBERTSON,
Oc11 ct Chairman
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12

jE00 MEN WANTED TO WORK ON BASS
cOo Levee. in the parish of Last Carroll rs
miles above Vicksburg. The work will start
| Immediately
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12

E'OR RENT-FOR THE FIRST OF DECEM-
= Der, the Jos. Avet property, with gai den at
tached, corner Of Estlanade and Rampant
Streets Apply to G.. NJ. LETELLIEk. No. II
Royal street. oc9 lot
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12

WANTED--TO RENT, A SUIT OF ROOMS
w ADAPTED for meeting rooms. in the g. cond
or third story OF q buiiiin near Canal street.
A good tenant can be had by addressing Post
Office Box 1889. ora 1w
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12

E,OR Rem THREE COMFORTABLE BED
and private table given, IL preferred No chill
dren in he house or other borders. loca ION
pieasan AMI convenient Address d Demo-
crat Office. ne11 II
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12

TNO RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE RAISED
l cottage. on four lots OF ground, cultivated
In flowers and shrubbery situated on corner OF
h1uth and Coli cum streets. This house has
every cenven fence, being Ia an attractive neigh
borhood. aud only one square from the Pry-
tanta ST. eet cars. Said cottage contains dou-
biz. parlor four bed rooms aud bath room; ALSO
finished att ic, besides dining room, kitchen,
china closet, pantries, etc. In basement. and
gas and W ter throughout. For further par
ticulars. address or call upon II. II. BAKER,
Democrat Office, se1s If
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12

Everything which tends to lessen the dan.
gers OF the Use Of coal oil for tie purposes of
illumination is, or should be, Of interest to
dealers In that article, and most assuredly Of
Importance to the insurance interest and that
of the community at large. The proper con-
struction OF lamps will contribute largely to
tho safety OF the use Of oil, and the method OF
setting ON their metal attachments is an Inn
portant feature In such proper construction
In this connection we copy from the Scientific
American.
cement, particularly adapted for attach
ing the brass works to petroleum lamps, Is
made by boiling three parts of resin with one
part OF caustic soda and four parts Of water.
me composition Is then mixed with. half it's
weight Of plaster Of paris It sets firmly in
from half to three-quarters Of an hour. 1t is
said TO be OF great adhesive power, not perme-
able to petroleum, q low conductor OF heat,
and but specifically attacked by hot water.
Zinc white, white lead, or precipitated chalk
may be substituted for plaster, but harden
more slowly.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12

ENOR RENT--A FEW FINELY FURNISHED
i 70 ms near Canal street. Apply at the
Democrat off @. oc2tf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12

TOR RENT-THAT d. SIRABLE OFFICE
l. on second floor of No. 46 Union street, for
merly occupied by Mes-rs. aikens q Watt with
sfice furniture, vaul and gas fixtures cUm piete.
Apply to A. LEVI, No. "a ferdldo street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12
@AI Aa~cHsA DisSouH1, W
Seymour q Stevens
Wholesale Booksellers and StatiOners,
No. SO COMMON STREET,

AVE- 30 VVMMUN SlhELl,
NEW ORLEANS.
Agents OF supply for the following publishers
D. APPLETON & co.
VAN ANTWERP, BRAGG g. co.
IVlsOa. BRAKEMAN. TAYLOR & 90.
J. H BUTLER Il co.
ELDRIDGE & BRO.
SHELDON II co.
]. B LIPPINCOTT Il 60.
JOHN P. MORTON d co.
UNIVERSITY PUBLISHING COMPANY,
seas I'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12

A RARE CHANCELLOR RENT-A VALUA-
IA BILE VEGETABLE GARDEN, now set in
winter cabbages: caunfowers, onions. Lettuce.
turnips. etc. This p ace has superior advan-
tagts in narkeiing the pr. duct Of the garden.
1901 900 cabbages 5000 cauiifowers can be grown
from The present stock of lants. half an acre
OF onions, turulps, etc.
dwelling bous 8 ab 9, implements, team.
THIS place will be rented on shares to re-
sponsible person with sufficient capital to COM
ply with tn terms Of the proprietor.
Apply to H.. IT this Office
New Orleans, October 10, 1877. oc10
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12

ENOR RENT OR SALE-ASAW MILL, ONE
- mile from Biloxi. Terms liberal. Address
JACOB ELMER, Biloxi, Miss. SEES I'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12

WANT sd SUGAR COOLERS, IF SOUND,
w good order and cheap. PLANTER, Dem
OGrat OffipR unon
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Rooms Parish Committee Demoera,

special NOtice-Te whom 1t May Com
eern-Ths steamer JOHN II. HANNA will not
pay any bill without the written order Of J. r.
McElroy, master, or L. 2. Deahoussaye, CLERK,
attached.
oel21w !. JAMES P. MoELROY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12

OH1ce OF the P0Ilce Jury, Parish OF JEFF
ferson. right bank, October TO- 1s77-Holders of
Bonds of the parish OF Jefferson. right hank,
are hereby notified that the INTfRES 4
COUPONS due October. 18th inst, will be paid
on and after that date. on presentation to the
undersigned. at his office at the cou house.
Harveys canal. Office hours on Mondays
Wednes days and Fridays. from 10 o'clock o. m.
to D. m. JAMES BERTH I'D,
oc1O t15* Treasurer
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12

s sso M EANG aUN 3 ET W sosas
Pianist. iy51y
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12

WANTED-bY AN ACTIVE AND EXPE-
" rienced young man, q farm with stock
and Implement to work ON shares, or will take
charge OF 1t for sta, ed salary Best OF refer-
ence furnished. Address FARMER, Democrat
OfiiaA
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12

WANTED-A SITUATION AS A WASHER
w and ironer by q good, steady woman. Ap-
ply at 81 Thalia street. between Annunciation
and st. Thomas streets. oc12 3t
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12
WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.
Sovernesses, Companions, etc.

WANTED-A LADY. NATIVE OF NEW
w Orleans. who has been connected for seve.
sTal years with the leading schools North. Is de-
s1rous OF obtaining an engagement, ether in
the city or country. Teacbes French. English.
vocal aud instrumental music. The highest
referencss given. Please address. care OF this
office MIND M n M Nca tW
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12

WANTED--BY TWO YOUNG GIRLS. STU
w atoms as nurse or to do housework. Can
both give good references. Address N. @. and
IL. O., Democrat office. oc12 ct
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12

MRS BLOCKING. I42 DAMP STREET. HAS
W. ON hand the best kind Of heID for city and
country; has on hand one good German girl as
housekeeper. au17 If
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12

Cooks. Nurses. Chambermaids, ETC.,
W7ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w girl. u situation to do housework or cook
ing. Best Of reference given. Apply at No 1906
Gafennie street. Oct2 81
, 1877-05-29
Tempora mutantur.

IuS st. Sohann O. b. Sanr tpirb 9e.
Sdrieben: Wte pormolS unfere Nahbarn in
Qotbrinsen ibr Sron3oientbum beiouberS su1
Stau trageu, 10 naren auh iie es, bic nod
tbrer Mnnectiruug ben uerbi1enffsn @ron
,ei9ten uuo %balStatrig oas oeutIde Wsien
auf ane moslihe We,ie bsfsboeten. Nber
Die Seit beilt ale Wunben; eS treten idon,
INNER mebr uno mebr fit perbreiRub,
ruhieere Wnl6auungen gu Gage, nnb bier
unb bort ,riheint io9ar idou Der pole Sc.
mon wirft oas TranSoienthum al uno nth
Deatider Don Ser3 uno Seele iein. Das
MIL oiel ia9en. GIN intersiianter 6all bieisr
Nrt biirfte wobl iolsenosr iein, G,u bieliger
Tabrifant. Ssrr 49,. mah:e ssteru cine
feline &siie nod 2etbringsn Mnb fam aud
III elm Bauernbaus. in sinsm 0orfe bintsr
Sp,hstn. 9,eie @eseno mar bier INNER
als fanatiih perruien. I'm 10 9r1Ber mo-
bic uebsrraihnnq oes 6ertn So, oils fem
Bid auf eine Snidrift ftsl. Die, pou einsm
NIT genlaiten Blumen sebiloeteu &ran,e
un1seben, in etuem Ratmen prangte. Dieie
Suitrlft, has eigeue @~etltesproeuct ties
Qotbrinsers, lautete:
SO mar Srau3os Don ganaer Seele
llno bin oabeim bel Bttid,
Bin nun 9an5 freu3ftbele,
DaB i'd bin ieet elm Ottih.
Die bier nibt DieoerBegeb'ne ortbograpbi.
Idle llnrihtigtsit mahte bic Wo:te nod
orlaine0er. Hebts unb linfs baneben bin.
aen Die Portraits bsS Ironprtnaen uno bes
Yrinseu Nrieor,t &arl, inmitten bon 6eilt.
senoiloern aler Irt. Wan eriebt bieraus,
bas auh bel ben 51beu %VOtbrin9ern ole bel.
isre Glnfbt aum Dur4bruhe fommt; menil
ie vlnmul ale fur has Reid msron 9emon.
men lein (uno bic .2eit p,rb's brinsen), oanu
bat balielbe auh bort treue S1hne, beren
3~dbi9feit fir haS V~iebgeponnene cine meitere
fefte Stttf blloen miro.
, 1877-05-29

babe, ibr Ieetes Stiidden Sroo nit mi,
gu tbeilen. Nber 10 b6le 1T e8 nidt. ST
allen 8riefen, welde Intonia annnl ert
Wutter idrieb, mieoerbolte ite, oaB tie
Bel 9uten Weniden mobne, oaB eS ibr an
nihts feble uno Die Wiutter fid oaber
niht um ite 9rdlnen uno lor9en mD3e.
Iud 9elo ididte ite 3utpeilen, id CLAUDE.
es mar MIR ment9 !; a6er Die Wtutter
peinte jeoes Seal Dor 5reuoe uno ia9te,
Intonia babe Elm eoloenes 5ers, iie
fuiiroe ineine 3tueite Wutter merSen uno
i'd ME perlafien iein,
uno oein Batter, bu armes, lIebes
Sins?
Wie lanee 1T ser bereitS toot fla9te
@pden, uno wdre er nidt 9eitorben, 10
m0dlte audi meile Wtutter nod leben.
Sic ipeinte 70 piel uni tbn.
Ou mtrit i'm faint 9%efannt baben?
Wobl lernte ih i'm fenuen. Nuf ieinen
&nteen bielt er midi oft. Des Sonntass
trus er einen lansen idluar5en Hod uno
Elm mei6es Salstud. Wtit eiuem Bud
utter benz arm sins er sur &irde. 81
Iab idon aus, lebr idon.
Illo elm @eitlider?
8tcar nannten i'm Die 2eute, Gicar
Sing.
WeiBt ou, mas eeidiebt, tpenn fleine
&inoer lire @ltern perlieren?
Gpden lab dnsitlih gu ibrem 8esleitel
empor.
Hnn, mein Ser3den, oaS 1T nidlt
ldlper gu erratben, iubr Wilbelm nit Del
Sonitbeit elmer sdrtliden Wtutter fort,
uno feiter Oriidte er Oas fleiue wurnt
5dnoden, iobalo Der Safer itirbt, err
ld)etnt Elm unlihtbarer gn9el uno tr0ltet
Die Wutter. Stirbt aud Die Mutter, |
Damn fommt ein ;meiter gnsel, uno oieje
6eioen tueidsn nibt bon Den &inoern.
auf alien 8esen besleiten iie bieielben,
I'M iiber iie gu spaden, ie su beidirmen.
Oieielben @orte lprab Ole Mutter
gu mir, Sour bon unlidt6ar laste lie
Gle meinte, Nntonia 1ei ell
Soffentlid iueroe ib iie fennen lernen.
uerleete Wilbelm trdumerild, uno Dor
ieiner Seele i6luebte cine boloe, iunszl
frdulide @eItalt nit ben S3li9en leinea
liebliheu Sdiielin9s u1o einem Iusorud
1nersriinolider 0iebe uno Spferminiafeit
ben blauen Iu9er, ia, ib mcrbe lie
ieben, oenn II Ill oieienise trete id
ab, bon welder ou lelber lasit: oaS
# meme Sdweiter.
6ortiebung folst.)
, 1877-05-29
9mep s Nbrif,
yfo. III Norb 9rittc StraBe,
Nbilapelpbia, ga.

Sol9cnoes 1T Die GiIte Der perIbiebener Irtrn un5s
ger 9SHarell!, mt bel9efilten Iret1en, ueIbe lett elne
Hel9e pom 5obren Die beiten i'm Wfartte iparen, UNI
oeipe ourt ibse gleibmdBi9e Nor,usli6teit uns elm
pen oerbreitett &lnpibaft Itberten uno uns fortpib
'eno quite 3eusniis einbra1te.
gs1r srlle5e1l uru Sbre Gunf nit Der Barantte De,
2e1ten 4Sdaren in Ieber binl1dt.
, 1877-05-29
Sin bcmerfenSwertbcs Bud "a
4rt9 ut's lestes ano srO SITES.


ODER: Se%ripunoetia benz 9aus zines 6reuuo.s.
Steles poIencetfe IBere oielss N.teraueu her
amerltanil1en alteratur pat ais Yor,puri einsn &c.
Ssmltaho. melnsr oas ioeiale Sebsm u~nlsres ~seiammten
aoer usbell. WelHes Is blostsat. Muierorhentlid
tpannsnc uHe aufresenc, pirb es BON Wlsn mil
ps9troe sslslem peroen. Sliuitrirt umh fb6m as
mllle os aaness einjuflbren unb o~tferirsn nod ms
casepetene Sortbetie alien mdnnliAem uno psibii.
@em Observation-Disclosures, 2ir perlanaen uberan
Wssntes uno i@iden gratis auf Yerlanesn Dsojnaun.
en- uno belhreitenpe GireuIare. 8, III, 0tpbSnr.
u.Oo., zas Sbehnut Str. Wbla. lYDama.
, 1877-05-29
preisberabietune.
tornep's Weekly )]reB,
9aS beltehte Samilteu= I purnaI hes uouSea
&cnucirf nmf q SN Sa

&eonctrt anf $50 bas Sabr.
Sie WEEkLY PRESS ipiro aud in Der 91tfrnft.
ipie olsoef' cen 3 1ben uusge3eibneten Stuuonuutt Be-
9oupten. meiber lie 3u elmer 10 beliebten 3eitldriit in
peltfil9loallleil 9entah bat. Sbre einbsimijdem unp
auslahollben 9orreippnoenjen, tbr Geplaubcr iber
Utooe. Die l.lee9ramrte Der Iiiociirten DreiSe
mo tDre lpejlelen Sepeiten peroe1 Die Neler NIT
Nuelt dif benz 2aufenoen erbalten. pas 5Mb in oiIsn
eentralpuftten Der s3olitit, bes 6aubels. Der ,siuon ,,n
hto Der Wfooe eretgnet. Sas Iitero fde S,.
pafti'eht olelbt unter Der 9eituna oes Or n. g.
W~faden5le, oelien Heoue lno 9ritifen lid eines g},ft.
rilfes erfrelen. Wfan inbet Darin tiiftiae uuo I'M.
pdrtettl1e &ettartifel ii6er Die laufenoen Greio.
nlfle oes cages, aus Der SSeoer zines erfabrsnen Ghef.
Gotforeit, Dem bic Oienlte zines qroBen llrb mirfSo msr
Staoes pom Goitorsn CUR Seite iteben. Sas 4der.
oah. department oie1er ,3etun9 lit cine m~erfltdbe
SpeclalItat. Woae Warttberi dte ObtIb.
Urupt Sltb unb Iuoeineines bon pbiIa oeIpbia
hno Glen 9roBersn St0ottn Der Union, bflpeu einen
neft orfa9Snoen lno 1nlhaBbaren : bell berWEEKLY
rhhss. yes Gle %rolgenben In9ebose fir eep6bnIite
unterltreiber uub CLUBS:
ett @feinpIar fiir elm Sabr Omit Ginldlus por.
ausbeiaglteih pongeloes) .......,. .50
gum Vreinplare Omit Giniblu6 pprausbe3a bltem
PuliStlots) 81 5
Se9n gTemplare Omit eini@luB uorausbesabiten
Vplt5eloes) S14 90
Sfpah5l9 @gelnplare omit GinIbtuB pprausbe.
japltem nolt9eloes),. S24 On
Sef1 3ulalnmenbrinaer eines Clubs pon ,ebu ODER
n1eDrereh, iulro elm @rtra ss renplar auf Elm Sabr be.
lpIli9t. probenrmineru oer WEEKLY PRESS tper.
Den auslt @Spllfanten fret j~u9eiteat meroen.
ahe @uftrase lnuten aeridtet ,ueroen an
Snbn gN. 5nrmeb, Goitor unS berausaeber,
4nnsS philadelphia, ia,
, 1877-05-29
300 Vinnns INN SroeIn
S1att'S &ebenS'8 aliam.
4tl Me0i3inif&eS VNunner.


&peun1attsmus, Neuralgia, @t&t in tbrsm 1nltmmrex
oiaetanf' Sfrpteln. A6ni8s. Erauiteit, VrsfpslaS, s.ts
Ss'@Duss ane bic iHltmnasn 5aas pom UlutisaasPst.
pnrm &C; 'e. w'ro Iuf's Ssftmmtsae purp stsfsu xsuia
ausr Weins8unesnittsI etbetlt. Dr(elbe IN awetsnp.
tIani,s Sabre 1tnbur@ sSm publitum srpr0bt, "a,
Snnoestau,snee non 5alsn sspetlt uns eurtri R,s,
@tan NAG V9slprtft 8snonmen. ST Elm f&erss psti.
mtttsl non 8tttln tn alen bstlbaren 5auen, euriri d,
laa.nen atsa VefH'pars isiOtt no Der GuO&ta i4su 81.
ppatrs 2ebens.BaIfam eurtrts 5.rrn a. r. s.r.
map, Ara8eeeH i'm 9art.1beater III BrpoiIpn, *, q.
oem 1ronit@en Nesumattsmus, nahbem perfeibe ,snt
1tIets Ssn en sOriuaIt<sn gsr,tsn Guropa's sup
4mtruae pspanodt wprpsn mar.
ppattS xebens.H oitam eurirte S,rrn O.. n.
Peus, DpdmaHer w. III Wabijsa Str,, pom e,a,n,
9eiapfH~en VslHnur, aatbeua er feds Atpuare IN,
ospaewa' 9Siptta! mar aap bort ais ~uabtilbar rtldrl
ppaffe Hebens-Baliam bette 5srrn ;Saepb Nptb
1Iree yeo. az Sreenpi1 Str, pom stuem Irrpiulplen
0si@wase, nobel bic 5auIntb f&pn bic af ben xus~su
s.vtans,m ~as; PER- ". aat wabrsne Is Sabren xsG
trtabren. "."s'
ppatts ;eebens.B alfam eu,trte 5srrn gptutsu
Spsanss.' go. 10y Sreone Str. s~paaanpts Bon sst.
iunestem reconnaissance ~ ernflt1sr Nrt, 6as ets,sIps
gen Vs's os Hranten loon perwirrt bate. Da W.
nannts ipnnts nipt feline 5aus ium Rppfe trteb,a ami
va 81 I sss.a IN s' sss g ssss.aS sa,' ssst ssi.a.,t, -,
tlatHen s.. ~~
sss ss q . sssS n & ,Sst,aat..I ltan
Rpatt's "A B.. pePpslt farter Qsbsas. Hsliau. an
sl.25. $patt's Yulmonie Walfaun. sesr hsr SHm,.S \.
la6tt8sn yrtans, ~ s1.OO. - HpattS Spis Uni.
u, I's s. %s ssnls4 M ,sr a.'ssn s aas s$ass,.a iss. ar,,
Spgtpsp, SnFusnsa, @atarrp, ~ Is Sc, ~
Qpsnn estss arIttslniSt in surtr 4pptbts. sbsr an Gu.
rem yiass ~ eabtn tnp, fO penbs man I'D btrtit ansa1
m as~in D !. Spa.,. 4 { g. I; sts,u,sSu..
WsUssaa sH pee 9rprss ssrf&tdt btiu baIbsn
-.s..e. t3m2Otsn
, 1877-05-29

Y,nliunen. stss5ass,n "' I:.r 's's' i, siF' s:,asis.
@iu3elheiten unb Girtular frei. Z. WcUtidael. Mttor.
nep. 707 6aniGm str1se. DhilabelDhia. ia. 9W9mi'
, 1877-05-29

yin buhia)er @crratb crtra feiner imppr=
tirtcr QSaare
2eenn Sfe Ffnoeri pom irgeno elmer Der ubisel,
Sorten lpuIllten. 10 iueroen mir lie nit Weroniiaet
ellbet. "ot
2n9'
, 1877-05-29

Wnenfpn Cine oonifdncfse Sefbidbte opn
NyetAta' Nenniplpanien, Dol, Der eriten I'm.
Werfouof feolung bis auf beute. 8on 9Bm. VI.
Cornell, L. L D.. Nabe3u 600 9roBe
Sftap. seten. l1eber IS Suultrationen. Seine poa=
i%tanoiae Geiditte unieres Staates lit ieit einem bal.
ben Sabrbunoert peroffentlidt fporben. Iaenten tuer.
ben bel Ginfibrun8 oieies prddtiaen 08ertes berilit
piatoitmen aebeiBen luerben. Cine ieltene Gele9er-
belt. goir perlansen @senten in ieoem Sotpnibip
Sareibt iofort nm ools @in3elnbeiteu uno @uspab
oes Serritoriuns. NbrelIe: Quaker City Pub
fishing Co.. No. 2O4 Glib Gtfte CTR. y
tahelpbid. 4gB 15m
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itebeu bod. Slur eriter GIai 8naben perbe1 aufse'
%non1lnsn. Bier 0ourie: GlalIiid, 2iberal, g8iiien'
ltaftllb uno Commercial. War f6ide eint 8riei
m rte an bic Directoren fir ben Oeetnnial.Gatalog
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Eaten. Soften 500 bis 5000, ole oft
5000 Geptnn %brinaen. @ampblete. Die ~ertlGren,
iuie gBau Street Speculatioueu aus9efIbrt peroer,
Irei o%erianot. SGidt nat eiitem Grenplar.
xumbribae s 60,
Bantters Broters
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9 pm%btnation BON Gieenihaften.
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saturen.
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ino Ganep 0dbtrsien in elmer oor3islidenWeIs.
6.-Sf fir ben Grbeiter febr Ieidtau D.
1aben. 9ie 2dnse Der stihe fam resultrt tuerben.
uabrenb bic Wiaiaine I'M Ganse 1T. uno biele ianr
nit einem 5aoen oerIessr perber. obne baB bereIbs
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yer Std o u n 9 ben Gebraub BON Cog 5Bbeel Gears
fotarp Cams unb 2soer Nrms forrnirt pirb. 6at Der
4utomatieD DROP Seeb. suslber rim aiet&.
ndB(ge 2dnge bes stihes bet trseub
liner 6ei6winbisteit f9srt. Dat uniersr
leuen 8 breao Controller, pelher cine elttu.
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8erles oe8 Gabeus oprbeugt.
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Bennington Mrmorp, Sion, y. D. pbilabetpbts
SfHee: $40 @heffnut gtrnae. 9gssruns.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-12-20
A Short Sermon for Young Ladies.

The foe of American social life is in
the tendency TO luxury and ei1eminacy
among the well-tO-do young women Of
our American cities and large towns.
They do not realize how this dreadful
mania for expensive pleasures, and a
life of alternate idlensss and amusement
is destroying their health; abolishing
true marriage; feeding the flame of
gross sensuality and intemperance
among young men, and saddening the
hopes of the best parent of the land.
Some of them never know it in this
world. But most of then have no real
purpose to waste their lives in this
wretched way. And it is a high crime
in mothers, teachers, ministers of reli-
gion and the public press to pander to
this insanity. Thousands of good
hearted young girls are sacrificed every
year, when a little wise and loving
guidance could save them. But we feel
that they should be told that unless
they change this life they will pass
away like the flowers of June, and a
more hardy and resolute class occupy
their places. American society will
shed every class of trifers, male or fe-
male, that do not do its work, as the
forests shed their withered leaves. Let
them awake from their dream of soci al
indulgences; learn to live out of doors !;
to build up their health; to cultivate
more simple tastes in dress, and more
moderation in pleasure; study domestic
economy; study social skill and tact;
fit themselves for the noblest positions
ever yet offered to their sex, and learn
that woman is the soul of American life,
not the tinsel on its garment.-U nirer-
sdList Quarterly.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-12-20
The Color of Cigars.

The artificial dyeing of cigars has as
yet attracted but little attention among
smokers, and is conducted very quietly
and is apparently harmless, yet under
all circumstances it should be con-
demned Every artificial change of a
natural product like tobacco, to give it
better appearance, should of itself be
branded as improper. Then we must
take into consideration the fact that the
natural color of the cover has an essen
tial influence upon the strength of the
cigar, and consequently most smokers
place great value on the color. By
artificial coloring, on the contrary, the
Judgment is deceived, and it makes it
impossible to determine the quality of
the cigar from the color of the cover;
for every dealer now has it in his power
to make splendid dark cigars from his
very light ones without any trouble.
But we have especially to notice that
now poor-colored and refuse cigars may
acquire a fine color and be sold for
good ones. On all these grounds dye
ing cigars must be ranked as an adul-
teration for the purpose of swindling
the public. Unfortunately, no means
has yet been devised whereby the peo-
pie can distinguish such cigars in all
cases from the genuine. All can do
at present is to call attention to the fact
and recommend caution in the matter.
! Scientific american.