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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

IMPORTANT FACT.-If you are very
warm, perspiring ~profusely, and are,
very properly, afraid Of cooling of too
quickly, fill a basin three parts full of
warm water, and paddle the hands in
and out; the layer of the water touch
ing the skin is converted into steam the
moment the hand is out of the water,
thus causing a rapid carrying off of
heat by way of evaporation.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

STEwED MACcARoNI. - Cook one
fourth pound or more of maccaroni in
water, or in strong beef stock, till
tender, then drain nearly dry. If
cooked in water, add two %Jeaspoonfuls
of condensed milk, butter size of an
egg, STIR grated cheese through 1t, and
put some over it, and serve hot. If
cooked in beef-stock, add the cheese
only, or send the cheese around at the
table.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

AN oLD-FAsHIoNED clergyman, named
Moore, was riding on horseback one
stormy day, enveloped in a loose cloak
of large proportions and having a broad
scarlet collar. By the action of the
wind the cloak was tossing about in all
directions, when a gentleman rode up
on a spirited horse, which SHE'D and
almost threw the rider. "That cloak
of yours would brighten the DEVIL" said
the gentleman, "YOu don't say sol"
replied Mr.. Moore: "why, that's just
my trade"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

GOLD CAEE,-Yolks of 8 eggs, ~
cups butter, u cup milk, Ia cups flour,
! cup sugar, two spoonsfuls baking
powder.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

LITTLE AGNES, aged three years,
heard for the first time the report of a
cannon announcing the arrival of a
steamship. CLEAR the gum" said her
sister. To which she replied: "Whose
hat dun soottingp Is him filling a
Wabbitt ?v
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

A LOCK THAT burglars cannot pick =
w dlock.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

ANOTHER story of the wife of the late
DR.. Lord, of Buffalo, is appearing in
the newspapers. Her friends having
objected to the marriage, it was decided
to wed without their permission. When
her absence from home was noted,
there was found addressed to her rela-
tives, a note from her chosen husband
which explained matters briefly, as fol-
lows; "Ihe Lord gave, and the Lord
hath taken away; blessed be the name
of the Lord"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

.H0I n COLLAR BUTTON and catalogue sent for
.OOLD &c. stamp. W. X. Lanphear, Baltimore,
Md. Slot
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O0 Lovely bird cards with name 1Oc, 10 elegant
OU Floral cards loo. G. VANN 4 Co., North
N. Y. 2-26-6t
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

TYPICAL TREES: For equity people,
the achecorn; for a%ntiquarians, the
date; for school boys, the birch; for
Irishman, the och; for conjurers, the
palm; for negroes, see dah; for young
ladies, the Ia go; for farmers, the
plant'in; for fashionable women, a set
of frs; for ~dandies, the spruce; for
actors, the poplar; for physicians,
syc a more; for your wife, her will, o.;
Tor lovers, the sigh press; for the dis
consulate, the pine; for engaged people,
the pear; for sewing machine people,
the hemlock; for boarding.hOuse
keepers, lash; always on hand, the
pawpaw; who is this written for? yew.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

SENIOR TO FRESHMAN, as they stroll
along the street at midnight: GLOW
wonderful are the heavens! Only
think, it takes thousands of years for
the light from some of those dim stars
to reach u.s." PhilosOphic Freshman /:
eyes, but say, suppose a ray of light
has just started from one of those stars,
and after it has travelled a thousand
years to reach the earth, supposed the
earth to be suddenly annihilated what
a terrible disappointment not to find
the earth after all! Or, suppose an
astronomer traces up a ray Of light and
finds no star, but only a hole at the end
of it, the star having gone out a thou
sand years before-hOw unsatisfactory
that would bel" Utter collapse of
Senior,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

n You want one. &c. for particulars. PHILADEI
u D PHIA PURCHASING AGENCY, ia S. 3rd st. 8-l92n
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

Sdpolio contains (besides organic
matter) soda, iron, alumina, lime, and
hydrochloric, sulphuric, carbonic, and
SLICE acids.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

ppNQT0uQ- No matter how slightly disabled.
IlNDlUND Increases now paid. Advice aud circu-
lar free T. %meRlCHAtL, Atty 7O7 SAMSON ST.
Phlla, Pa. SS-lSt
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

ATuoRouGu washerwoman-sal Soda,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

Compressed Air for POWer.-In using
compressed air as a means of transmit
ting power, a velocity of about 40 feet
per second for the air in its compressed
state has been found to answer in prac
tice. When the diameter of the pipe is
so adjusted as to secure this velocity,
the pressure expended in overcoming
friction may be estimated at one per
cent of the total or absolute pressure
of the air, for every five hundred diam
eters Of the pipe in Notwithstanding.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

IT WAS A country member who, fall
ing asleep during a session of the
'House," awoke just as an a~ppropria-
ton was to be made, and asked his
neighbor what the object was. "Bridges
and draws" was the reply, and the
drowsy one stood up, and apologising
for inattention, asked n%ervously, GLOW
much was to be spent for breeches and
drawers 2"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

Dyetng Blue Grey on Gduse.-For 90
lbs. stuff, take through n water contain
ing II ozs. sulphuric acid, and rinse
well; and then, at l76 deg. Fab,
through a fresh beck of 81 ozs. nigrosin
and 2 lbs. Q ozs. alum, aud dry.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

1NELEGRAPH ACADEMY. Both males and
IL females admitted to the PottsJown Tele-
sTaph School at any time. Reading by sound a
beCialty. Terms S95. Send for circular. K A.
LEOPOLD, PottstOwn, Pa. 3-29-lt
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

AN L MAID was heard to exclaim,
while sitting at her toilet the other day /:
81 can bear adversely, l a encounter
hardships, and withstand the changes
of tickle fortune; but oh, to live, and
droop, and die like a single pink
can't endure it; and what's more, l
won't"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

How TO PREPARE EGG ToAsT.-A
thinly cut slice of toast well Drowned,
but not burned, and an egg or two
dropped into boiling water in which
n %teaspoonful of vinegar has been
poured and a little salt added to it.
Pour a tablespoonful of boiling water
Over a bit of butter as large as a walnut,
turn it over the toast and if it is very
dry dip the whole of it into melted
butter and water, soaking the crust
completely. Skim out the eggs as soon
as the whites are firmly set, put them
upon the toast, edge the plate with a
few sprigs of fresh green parsley or
some sweet geranium leaves, serve upon
a salver covered with a white napkin
and an invalid will usually eat of it
with great relish.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

n Finest and Ldtes, Style Cards with name for
PO 10 cents. 20 Transparent Cdrds, 10 cents. G.
kARDNER, Jacksville, Pa. 3-29-1tl
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Oh EXTRA Mixed Cards, life, 20 Ladies Fayorite
OO iOc, any name. SEccoMDE & Co., Kinderhook,
NY A3-Bm
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

Alcohol and Cold.-At a meeting
given to the Good Templars of the
English arctic expedition, Mr.. William
Malley, of the Alert, in relating his ex-
%periences, said that, among the few
men who escaped scurvy, and did any
sledging worthy Of notice, were four
teetotallers, who enjoyed perfect i'm
munlty from all sickness, establishing
beyond the shadow of doubt that the
intense cold of the polar regions could
be well endured without stimulants.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

GIN PR DAY easily made. samples g cents. p.
DIO l.. WHIuSa DuweT y, New Haven, Conn.
aia2t
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

"MY DEAREST FIDUcIA," he said, as
they stood beneath a tree in a flood of
moonlight, 81 have longed oh so
lOnged for this blissful opportunity /;
and even now / hardly dare to speak
the swelling thoughts that struggle up
for utterance. Not in the blistering
glare Of the MONDAY sun would l
whisper to thee of the sweet love that
has tinged my whole being with a
celestial brightness, but in this soft
silvery sheen of the constant moon
would | syllable forth the ecstatic song
of Eros. Oh, canst thou realize how
like the radiance of heaven thy beauty
beams upon me? And shall not the
blessed boon be always mine? Wilt
thou not hencefOrth, for all coming
time, give me the right to shield thee
from the rough contact and chilling
blasts of an unfeeling world? Oh! if
thy smiles could be mine while life
should last they would shed-they
would shed-a-a-Ah, dearest, they
would she'd" While he hesitated and
stumbled for a word,-Fiducia eagerly
whispered, "Never mind the wood
shed, Augustus, but go right on with
your pretty talk"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

6O FINE BRISTOL CARDS, name neatly printed
~ latest style type, postpaid for Zoe. Model Gard
Co., Pontiac, Mich. 226 ~
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

WHITE HOLLAND TURKEYS. - The
Poultry Journal and Record says: "This
variety Of turkeys is becoming more
popular as the public become better ac-
quainted with their excellent table
qualities and beauty; for certainly a
large, clean, healthy white turkey is as
beautiful a fowl as any one could wish
to see. They are pure white in plu-
mage, with pink legs, and of good size,
though not so large as the bronze, and
yet large enough for market; and we
are told are as hardy, and stand IL
severe changes of temperature in win
ter better than any other variety. The
feathers are nearly equal to geese fea-
theirs for sale, and will bring almost as
much If carefully selected, and the large
feathers stripped.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

IL RNESS Relieved. No medicine.
3-29-lt
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

Intense Light for Taking Photographs.
"A very brilliant, perfectly white, and
very actinic light, which may be used
for taking photographs, is produced as
follows: Place some perfectly dry pow
dered nitre in a suitable clay vessel, and
in a cavity made in the middle of the
powder place a piece of phosphorus
and ignite it. While it burns, the nitre
melts and q quantity of oxygen gas is
given of, producing and intense tight.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

h66oQ77a Week 10 Agents. $40 Outfit free.
pCCFDI 4 20. VICKERY, Augusta, Maine
Silly
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% MIXED CARDS with name, lOo. Samples Bet
OU stamp. j. Minkler 4 Co. Nassau, N. Y, 3-54.
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0Up mil AID self adjusting CENTENNIAL
UNI UUhbhn, WhESCH. send 81 for mailed
A ample complete and agents
Perfect Novelty. terms % A. Miami Geneva,
BY aIaat
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r EXTRA MIXED CARDS, 20 styles with namC
l0c. II. Vandenburgh, Castleton, NY. 2-26-2t
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DOMESTIC.

GOLD FIsH.-Fish keptin glass globes
require a change Of water about once a
week. The fish should be lifted out Of
the globe into a pan Of water by means
Of a small net; a piece Of mosquito
netting sewn around a hoop of zane or
whalebOne will answer the purpose.
The globe should then be cleaned and
filled with fresh water. Spring water
Is not so good as water from a tream.
It is too cold, and is not sufficiently
aerated. The fresh water should be
brought TO an even temperature with
that which is removed before the fish
are put into 1t. Every day air should
be forced into the bottom of the water
in the globe with a small pair Of bel
lows or a rubber globe. The oxygen
which sustains the life Of the fish is de-
rived from the air held in solution by
the water. This Is rapidly used up by
the respiration Of the fish, and if not
replaced tile fish will suffer and die. A
worm cut into small portions, or a few
fine shreds of lean meat, may be given
every two days for food. What is not
eaten should be removed from the
water.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-12

BLUE LAMP CHIMNEYs.-Noted ocu-
lists recommend either blue, blush
gray, or smOke-colored glasses as a pro-
lection for weak eyes against the I'M
pleasant effect ofred, orange and yellow
light. On the same principle, the try
ing reddish yellow light of candles,
lamps and gas, on normal eyes as well
as weak eyes, can be pleasantly mOdi-
fled by the use of blue chimneys or
globes (or at least of shades for the re-
Election of the light colored a light
ultramarine blue. A remarkably near
approach to a light as agreeable as day
light is said to be produced by a petro-
leum lamp with a round wick and a
light blue chimney of twice the usual
length, the latter causing so great a
draught that the petroleum burns with
a nearly pure white flame.
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dpE IN COO per day at nome. Samples worth 81
0C u 1SV Tree. sTINsoN 4 o., Portland, Maine,
Sally
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OK FANCY MIXED CARDS, no two alike, IOe
~ Nassau Card Co., Nassau, N. Y, 2.264t
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TCAC The choicest in the world-Impor.
LHOI ters prices - Largest Company IN
America - staple article - pleases everybody
Trade continually increasing - Agents wanted
everywhere - best Inducements don't waste
tlme-send for Circular TO ROBERT WELLS
% Vesey st., N. Y. p. o. BOX, 1881. 2-l9-Sm
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- INV ~ BhOS.
/ . s. and Foreign Patent Agents, III g St., Washing
pm, D. d. Established in 1866. Fee after allowance.
lirculars of instructions, etc, sent free. S-29-3teow
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pO You want one. 70 cts. for particulars. Phlla-
pcs delphia purchasing Agency, ia y. 3td st.,
room o. 2-lC a.
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AZ Super Mixed Cards, with name, Zoe; % for 10
w Traver A Co., North Chatham, N. Y. 1-27.0t
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-25

WHO ARE THE TKAiDLRSe

The idea that the proposed commits
sion Of President Hayes to this city had
In view some compromise or bargain
touching the Senatorship from this
State, originated with and has been
propagated by q class Of very active
and troublesome politicians, who are
intent upon personal advancement
and plots which we think 1t important
that the Democrats and Conservatives
Of the State should be guarded against.
No such bargains can be made with
out seriously compromising the dignity
and imperilling the harmony and sue
cess OF the party. The chief OF these
plotters is very plausible and active
political worker and intriguer, whose
alliance heretofore has been heavy
burden and reproach to the party. No
greater peril to our interests could
arise than would result from any coun-
tenance or support which might be
given to him or any OF his ring and
followers. zs
The pretense Of an influence over
President Hayes and q certain p ortion
of the Legislature, and of preference
for Nichols over Packard, ought not to
deceive any Democrat or Conservative.
We have as little idea that the choice Of a
Senator from this class Of politicians
would be agreeable to the President and
his party In Congress, as that the ap-
pointment Of any one Of them to Fed
eral position In this State would be ia
vorable to the harmony and integrity of
our Democratic and Conservative party.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-25
PROCLAMATION
M
FRANCIS 4. NICHOLAS,
aevsrasr of the State Of Louisiana.

TxEouHfys DEPARTMENT.
E Few Orleans. March 74is1T.
70 the People Ut the state or E.stisiann (,
The state Government being now complete In
all its branches and In the tul performance Of
NIL It's functions. II becomes the duty Of tho peo-
ple Of Louisiana 10 promptly discharge their
peguniafy obligations to It. In order that al Just
claims against II tnay be punetaaliy met. TO
tho ordinary motives Inducing tho payment of
taxes, ID now ndds that Of svineing, by such
payment, confidence In the strength and Htabii-
ity OF that Government aud just appreciation
Of tho fact thatit II the one chosen by Tho people,
Thseyidsnes alfsady received on this point
Ia entirely satisfactory aud confidently on
pect a oontinu tnee Of The same patriotic action
throughout tho State. This people Of Louisiana
may reat confidently assured that tho govern
msnt, u which They have chosen me the exsouA
tive head. win not be- impsriod or impaired by
any com promise Of their rights.
Tho eht. being nov fixed faet,
desire to publicly acknowls go the seryless Of.
and to thank. on behalf Of tho people OF Louis
lana, the patriotic men who. on the 9th day Of
January 1877, responded TO the call Of the civil
authorities Of this State. TO prevent illegal at
tempts to Dust the IN from their legal possession
OF the court buildings, and who have since
quietly. thoroughly and most patiently per.
formed their duties there as eitizsps. desire
10 cay that heif great eerviees Hrs fully .appfsa
eats1 AMI that. in due time, I shall Hssk peeh-
sion { make manifest the !, cling OF the people
on this subject.
.. Given under my hand and tho, seal
~~~--N Of the ut Of Louisiana. ut the Oh OF
r. a | Now Orleans the dry and year above
| L. Us ! written, ani in the ono hundred and
<4-,=s first year Ut the Independence u the
United States OF America,
FRANCIS n. NICHOLAS.
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
by the Governors
OSCAR ARROYO,
mhas Assistant Hsarstnry OF Hthts.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-25
for discussion III tho Circuit Court this

for discussion tn tho Circuit Court this
week.
some Of the holders OF the older
classes Of bonds, have obtained judg-
ments for the full amount Of their
claims. They seek now. through the
United States Circuit Court, TO compel
our municipal authorities to repudiate
tho bonds issued subsequently to theirs.
In order to facilitate the collection OF
their judgments against tho city. We
are not in position TO express any opin.
ion upon tho question how far the
court will sustain tho demand. but as
bearing upon tho point. we otto tho
following extract from tho decision OF
Judge Woods In tho Morris Ranger
case: 6
These bonds frsferring TO tho later iasnesI u
Ia fair 10 presume are III the hAnas 81 bona tide
holders, aud being In the hands of bons hde
holders, and The oily hsylpg authority 70 issue
bonds. the bens Ode holdefs have The right TO
presume that The conditions prseedeat ave been
complied with, and these bends are valid snd
blsdiag upon tho CITY IN their hands. Now, the
holders Of the consolidated debt bonds, ard OF
the railroad bonds, and Of the wAtsr.wofks bonds.
hsd their remedy tB restrain the city from issus
ing the tinsutht fised bonds. but they did MT
resort 10 III they have ws,ted nupinsly until the
large mass OF bends has been issued By the city.
in volati n, Az think, Of their rishts, and until
these bonds have passed into The hands Of bora
fide holders, and II IL now too late for them to
net UP nm, claim that these bonds Hss inyhlid
and faye no rights ~ against them or against
tho city.
These bondholders were asleep whom they
sbould have been awake. They should have
looked after their interests when the issns OF
Vi eae bonds was Ii Hari, and not 10 have waited
until they fill into the hands OF tho innocent
heders 30 that, In my judgment, these bonds are
binding now upon che oily. and they are good
M against The holders OF the consolidated bonds,
tho railroad bonds and the waterwBrhs bonds.
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TINE GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION.

INV ssSSA.s shSt's
The proclamation OF tho Governor,
which we print this morning. will meet
with hearty response from tho people.
The Legitimate government OF the State
Ia thoroughly organized and effectively
disoharsing Ito functions In every par
ish and neighborhood. The people ore
paying their taxes: the courts are I'D.
ministering justice; oil the various Off.
eials are diseharging their duties,
and o feeling OF confidence ID
growing among all classes Of the
community. The people have ceased
TO rest their hopes upon WASH
ington and are banking Ia their own
government. The commission may come
or stay; II may suit itself and tho
preeident: the Nichols government
In either event 10 an accomplished fact,
end neither tho arts Of earpet.bagyery
nor tho maohinations OF Washington
politicians can prevail against II.
The people will rejoice that the Gov
ernor has declared that their rights
shall not BIO imperiled or impaired by
any compromise. This 10 Anal. Let
Che talk about compromise now cease.
Nothing remains for the people to do
but to pay their taxes and go on with
their business. Mr.. Hayes can no more
upset the legal government Of Louis.
lana than he can upset that OF New
York or Vermont.
Governor Nichols pays just and
compliment to Gen. Fred
Ogden's gallant militia who 80 gal
lantly supported the civil authorities
on the 9th of January. and who have 80
nobly served the State ever since. The
people OF Louisiana can never do too
much honor to these men and their gal
liant commander.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-25

Our subscribers will confer u favor
upon as by reporting at this office every
failure In the delivery to their address
or the DEMoonAT, as we are particularly
DESTROYS OF achieving absolute exaoti.
tsIsie and punctuality.