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MAILS CLOSE.

MAILS CLOSE.
Way Mail on Wilmington ard
N0rthern II. r. to heaaipg and
noints on the Ba. .timore Centl
r. r. South of Chadd's Ford;-,. 6.C0 A. n
Through Mail " Baltimore ana
washington, and all points .,
South, 10,
WAY Mail to Baltimore, Mo go. 8'l5, ="
nhrough and Way Maih TO
philad elphia, Pa.,........... .... 300, ="
Through Mali TO N: J. and oLier m -,
points North and East. 9.oO '"
Peninsular Way Mail on Deia-
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and New York, and al iU.n.s
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WGshipgt0a and ait Eoints
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washington and Gil points =.
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Its Powers

The world moves. so doe science. We
nave long been accustomed to read tbs
the want OF Ozone in the atmosphere wa
the cause of the plaa ue, of cholera, small
poz. diptheria, spotted fever, indeed all
snose t aiseases Wnaca nave their qrlgln ~,
breathe, How to equalize3 the disturbed.
condition of the air we breathe to q healthy
tone, or supply Its health giving functions
problem which occupied the best mindA
of the medical profession in Paris. Vienns.
Berlin, Dublin and Edinburg, as wen AZ
cur own schools for q gen eration or more.
Professor VIM. A. Paine, A. M, NJ. D., a
highly educated and cultivated physician.
has labored assidiously for thirty six years
to this cause of disease and Its remedy. sd
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As q result he has discovered that dis
eases originate in germs, or In p ain wolOsss
parasites Now ifany persons are disposed
to be sceptical on this point they can soou
be convinced. by the use Of a powerful
microscope, that this Is an absolute fact.
and not mere assertion This being SO
what could be more natural than rne Doc
tors theory, viz: CTo cure tbe disease
you must destroy the parasites causing Az"
pr; Paine, after years Of study, has ,n Desn
element of the air, and reduce, u TO q
liquid form. 1t Is an absolute cure 1or
Catarrh, be destroying the germs causing
it. The same in regard to that fearful
deadly, simply because the parasites
causing 1t al Q allowed, from the want o.
proper treatment, to remain in the mem.
brane, when II they We're destroyed, nature
would in all cases do the rest. Their ue-
struction Ozone will positively accomplish.
1t produces better results in consumption
than any other known remedy and
used before the total destruction OF the
lungs will produce a cure. The same OF
Csucer and other diseases. Ozone as uis"
infeetant has no equal for the body or sick
room. -r...f 't ~'@
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RAILROADS.
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
q BALTIMORE RAILROAD,
hr't Gent 22rd 1874 Va 'G ~

{ BALTIMORE RAILROAD,
sept, 2srd, 1878.
Trains win leave Wilmington A. follows
phiIade1phia and intermediate stations,
Z8, GIG. 800, 9E, 10 90, .. m. $50
shiladelphia and New York, 2 ", s "A am,
IL 81, II 40, SAG p m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 8 30
saltimore and Warrington, IL 81, i le, 8 80.
ana, 1854, u 50, 500, p m. 10
Trains for Delaware Division lsavs for
New Castle 8 70, Q is, am, 05, 8 30 p. IN.
Harrington and intermediate stations 8 Is
am,l 05, 8 sop m. ,ret
Delnar and intermediate stations, 8 16,
a. m. 1C5, p. m. .sa.u.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and intermediate stations
: l0s M, 5 90. 8 30 pm. .a
Phtladelphia and New York, zoe, S "A a m.
Baltimore and Washington. Ia 81, Is q m.
For further information passangeEa are
referred TO the time tables posted at gtta de-
pot. .yfE n a
juns-1y H.FRENNEY. .supt.
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Post OffIce Hours.

Office open from 8 45 A. Nj. TO ESQ p.
M. ,,u.npM
SIINDAYs,-Open iro 3 to 8 A. M, and
private Boxes accessible from to T. M.
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Oxygen represents 18th OF the atmcs-
here; Ozone, l000th part. One thousand
aaurts, or 48 cubic feet of air are consumed
by person every twenty-four hours.
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AntI-Fat chemically Examined.

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H.. ,,.-., Buffalo, N. Y.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-17
MEDICAL NOTICE. W

DIR. W. BILLIE, Specialist for all Chronic Dis
cases. Private Diseases and Female Diseases
has just returned from Europe Office. 1874 Canal
street, between BarOnne and Carondelet streets,
caused by abuse or age ALWAYS cured In q
short time. Private Diseases treated after q new
sure and quick method. Female Diseases treated
with greatest SUCCESS.
DIR. Biles reputation as skilled and success
full physician is already years ago established
In New Orleans and vicinity, and he has cured
had failed to benefit. which is well known to the
public, DR.. Billie Is q graduate from one Of the
best colleges In Europe, and was for years as
SITUATIONS and correspondence strictly conf
Dental. Charges moderate. 154 Canal street.
oh. w. BILLIE 154 Canal street. dec II
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-17
Thirty-f0urth Days Proceedings.

SENATE CHAMBER STATE OF LOUISIANA |
New Orleans Friday. February IT, 1879.
The Senate was called to order at ~ o'clock
m. by the Hon. Louis a. Witt, Lieutenant
Governor and President Of the Senate.
. On call Of the roll the following Senators
answered to their Names
Messrs Boatner. Breaux. Q Bryant, Burch,
Demas, Ducros, Garland, George, ella, Goode,
Harper, Kelly, Landry, Mitchell, Ogden, Per-
kins, Richardson, Robertson, Stamps, Sandi-
ford, Sutton, Texada, Twitchel Wakefield,
Wheeler, White and Zacharie 81.
Absent Messrs. Allan, Cage, Dumont,
Ellis, Grover, ODonnell, Steven, Stubs and
1oung-9.
On motion of Mr. Harper the reading of the
journal In detail was dispensed with.
Mr.. Goode obtained leave Of absence to at
tend the Superior Criminal Court as a witness.
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
Mr.. Landry sent to the Secretarys desk and
had read a
List Of veterans, and widows Of veterans,
residing in theparishes of Ascension, Assump-
ton, Lafourche, St James and Terrebonne,
who have been rejected by the committee. al
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r. BUSCH,
GUN AND LOCKsMITH,

No. n Commercial Place. New Orleans.
DELL HANGING, IRON gAILRINGs, AND
~ General House Work attended to at short
police and reasonable prices. Ale D. Vaults.
Keys OF all descriptions made. Safe repair-
Ing specially mY0 II
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The report was received and les over under
D Tho rules.
Mr.. Grover, chairman Of the Committee on
Corporations and Parochial Affairs, reported
favorably on
Senate bill No. ~, entitled
AN net to incorporate tho town Of Plaque
mine; to determine the officers thereof and
10 define their powers and duties: to author
i've the levy and fix the amount of taxes to be
levied by the authorities of said town. and to
authorize and permit them to control the for
ries and dykes within the limits of said town,
and to repeal all laws and parts of laws in
conflict herewith
The report was received and lies over under
thc rules.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
The following named Senators obtained
unanimous consent to introduce, without pre-
yious notice, the following entitled bills,
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SENATE.

SESSION or 1873.
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indefinitely postpone Senate bill No. 122.
Tho roll being called resulted MS follows:
Yeas Messrs. Bryant. Dcmas, Garland.
Goodo, ODonnrll. Sutton. and Young.
Nays Messrs Allain. Burch Cage Ellis
Grover, Ilarrer. Kelly. Landry, Mitchell
Perkins, Richardson, sandiford, Stamps
Stubs, Texada, Iwitchell, Wakefield Wheel
Absent Meseoa. Boatner. Breanx Ducrose
Dumont. George, Ola. Ogden, Robertson and
Stevcn-9.
And the motion was lost
Tho question REQUIRED on tho motion to in
definitely postpone.
Mr.. Domas demanded the yeas and nays
Tho roll being called resulted as follows
Yeas Messrs. Alain. Cage. Ellis, Garland.
Goode, Grover, Harper, Landry. O'Donnell,
Perkins, Richardson, Sandiford Stubbs.
Twitchell Wakefield, Wheeler White and
Iachartea 49,
Nays Mossrso Bryant, Burch, Dcmas.
Kelly Mitchell, Stamps, Sutton, Texada and
Young-9.
Abscnt--Messrs Boatner. Breaux, Ducros,
Dumont. George ella. Ogden, Robertson
and Steven--9.
And the motion to indefinitely postpone the
bill prevailed.
Mr. Delnas gave notice that he would on to-
morrow move to reconsider the vote just
taken
Mr.. Ellis made the point Of order that Mr.
Dcmas having voted with the minority, would
have no right to move to reconsider.
The President ruled the point of order we'll
taken.
Mr.. Ellis moved to reconsider the vote by
which Senate bill No. 122 was indefinitely
postponed, and on his own motion the motion
n gider was laid tha tohlo
The hour Of o'clock having arrived, tho
, 1878-12-19

lMpHoyEMENT.--Wlile making briet
visit to SteiacoOm last week. we took oc-
caSion to call at the Territorial Insane
Asylum, nearthat place, aud take Look
at the new ward which il now nearly fin
iShcd. The building is certainly up 10 u
flrSt-cla'S hotel in appearance. both inter
nally and externally, being neatly hrishcd
and comfortably fitted mp. The doors and
much Of the woodwork have been var
niShed aud nicely grained adding much
to the general appearance Of the premises.
Dr. Willard aud Maj. Ald,n are tenarious-
ly bending their energies to effect i'm
lprOvemcnts ia aud about the Asylum
grounds. BY exercising economy and
employing the labor of such patients AZ
are able 10 work, they arc succeeding adj
uirably in accomplishing 4 great deal at
comparatively small cost. The new build
ing has one immense advantage over the
old ones. being in the matter OF ventila-
ton. 1t Is hoped the trustees Of the in
sti,u,ion. and the Territorial Legislature
will be liberal enough to make appropria-
tio!s which will enable those in direct
charge to make the repairs aud changes
uniform throughout the buildings and
grounds. When we have officers in charge
Of that institution who take such iuterese
and make such exertions in improving Its
surroundings, they should receive proper
encouragement.
, 1878-12-19
PUGET SOUND ARGUS
LOCAL n FWS.

DIEp.-Iu Chimacum Valley, Dec. 9th,
a, heart disease, Mr.. Rienald TwiggS.
.Ced about 5j years. Deceased was a
native of n town called Aknees, in Fin.
land. His fatal disease had been known
to him for years, and consequently ml,
not been altogether unexpected in its ter
,nination. lie had resided continuously
in this county since about the year 1862
during which time his life was marked AS
that of an honest man and good neigh
bort being frequently remarked thai
,.his word was as good as his bond.' II,
leaves five children to mourn their loss.
, 1878-12-19
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Preaching next sunday in the y. z. Church.
morninL an evening. Uy Rev. =. :. starr.
ml.'Or. SlbJath school A. 80. p. T. Br. \.
y. IIlll, >ult. Prayer meeting on THURSDAY
evening at O'clOcK.
service will h. hcli In y. PHnf- church on
sunday next at II A. NJ. ANA ! e. VI. sun lay
-rhOOla' PPM Ey"uiuI prayer on WrdBr>.
day. Vt O'Clock. Litlny on Friiay morning.
al 10
Regular services IN the Presbyterian Church
on Sun1ny next, by Rev. jas. Agncw, pastor
sabbath School ~ usual.
, 1878-12-19

THE Prcsby terian sociabIc and churcl
fair on Thursday evening last was pro.
uounced most decided success in every
way. Unfortunately we were away up
the Sound. but were pleased to hear. upon
our return. of the happy termination o
this event over which anxious time had
been spent.
, 1878-12-19

SINCE Inserting an item about the de-
parture of w. p. Jones, recently of Se-
home, we received very Pleasant call
from that gentleman. We are sorry to
see such citizens leave Puget Sound. Our
best wishes for his success go with him.
, 1878-12-19

The steamer Dispatch arrived from
Neah Bay on Tuesday morning Several
passengers came up from Dungeness.
among whom were Mrs. Entrken, Misses
Cora Davis and Fannie Lake, MessrS. f.
Crozier and Saml. Morse. A lot OF
freight was also landed here by the
steamer.
, 1878-12-19

THE Office of Mr.. G. M. lIaller has been
removed to the building which he has been
making nearly new, next door to tile post
office.
, 1878-12-19

THE Joseph A. Jacobs, who was taken
to Olympia for trial in that $2l 900 hoax
near Napavine, answers the description of
Joseph A. Jacobs who has wife near
Oakland, Cal, and one near Port Angeles
W. T. Wonder if they are one and the
same?
, 1878-12-19

SOME of the Port Discovery ladies' have
been in town buying lots of "ictas' tor
that Christmas tree. A miniature toy
shop will be opened over there too, ii
seems, as a small stock was taken over.
, 1878-12-19

Mr.. Jas. McCurdy and wife of the San
Juan lime kiln, passed through towU this
week on their way home from Portland.
altera two weeks visit We acknowledge
call from MIR. McCurdy, who is looking
as Jolly as ever.
, 1878-12-19

THE sale Of personal property of the es
tate of Mary r. Hunt, deceased, came of
ms advertised. on Thursday last. We
learned that fair price was realized for
the articles sold.
, 1878-12-19

WE have just received piece of charm
ing sheet music from Messrs. ID. w. Prem
tiss q Co., Portland, Oregon, entitled.
Golden Ophir - 1t is written as gal
op, and Is much sought by the public.
, 1878-12-19

FROM the fine display OF holiday good
ut the various stores IN town. we should
think that somebody viii be made happy
before they are all disposed Of
, 1878-12-19

The constitution and by laws of the
fire company have just been printed at the
ARGUS office. Fifty copies have been
neatly Louud, making a credtable looking
little book.
, 1878-12-19

THE auction sale of personal property
in the estate of Dennis Hight was post
poned to Friday. tomorrow at |, p. Nj.
Those who may wish to purchase are in
vited 10 attend at that time.
, 1878-12-19

The French bark Buenos Ayes, con-
signed to Rothschid n Co. of this piece,
Is loading with lumber nc Port Discovery,
, 1878-12-19

THE sale OF steamers PoltofSky and
Ruby. which was TO take place to-day
(Monday 1Gth,l has been postponed onc
week. .Ex.-
, 1878-12-19

Mr.. Seavey went up to Stciacoom on
Monday to assist in clearing up the tlnan.
cial standing of Pierce county.
, 1878-12-19

FATHER Y. Priontaine, of Seattle, and
some nuns paid Port Townsend IA visit
this week.
, 1878-12-19

SOME of our Clallam friends win recog-
nize few familiar names in the thanks
giving article which we publish this week
, 1878-12-19
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL |
q. FRANK CLAPP, Proprietor.

T'iHs WELL-KSOWN AND POPULAR
i House has been rcfnrnisbc1 and rctitted
~ al its departments. and Is now prepared TO
furnish first class accommodations 10 it,
patrons. Being eligiDly situated II II easy of
access by the travelling public. Jf- table win
always De supplied with tne best the market
affords. Room, for families, with board by
the day or week. Is
, 1878-12-19

THE amount OF produce being shipped
, to market indicates that farmers must be
doing well.
, 1878-12-19

GOOD. fresh. tirst-cIasS locals are liSl.
many other things this week-awftll
s,arec.
, 1878-12-19

BokN.-on the 18th inst, to the wife o
j. uls Poole, Of Port Ludlow, a son.
, 1878-12-19

SEATTLE Is having trouble IN getting
Its streets properly graded.
, 1878-12-19

READ our advertisement OF the Chicago
Prairie Farmer"
, 1878-12-19
THIRTY-NINTH YEAR.
THE
Prairie f arm e T.
FOR 1879.
The Leading American Agricultural &
Household Weekly,
For Town and Country,
For Old and Young.
Established IsAI.

The PRAIRIE FARMFR now In its Thirty
eighth year Is the leading AGRICULTURAL
and HOUSEHOLD weekly of America aud ac-
knowledged ant hority throughout the United
States and Canndas upon the topics OF
\GRIUULTURE, HORTICULTURE, STOCK
RAISING, ETC,
Being published weekly the more nrogras-
sive facts in practical Agriculture and Agri-
cultural Science are grGlsped by an efficient edit
torial corps and promptly placed before It's
readers In the most attractive and reauable
form.
ITS LIVESTOCK DEPARTMENT.
A greater amount ot reliable Livestock intel.
ligcncc Is given IN its colums during the year
than in nanyothcr publication,
IT'S VETERINARY DEPARTMENT
IL conceded TO be thoroughly reliable and
most practical. AllQnCriesby subscribers are
promptly. ChCertully and fully answered by
one OF the most accomplished veterinarians IN
the United states, under whose direction this
department Is conducted.
HOUSEHOLD and GOOD HEALTH.
Weekly articles in each of these departments
repaired expressly FOR this paper, form II prom
n mt feature,
ms MARKET REPORTS.
Including Live stock, Grain and General Mar
krts ARE carefully prepared by special ~.
porter up the hour ofgotng press.
THE AIM OF THE PUBLISHERS
Win ho IN the future as In the past To make
every department full and complete so hlr rs
pra &c II talent can bO accomplish the end
that making tho PRAIRIE FARMER the best
Agricultural and Home journal In America,
Terms 81 per year In advance, including the
balance of ISIS free, 10 new subscribers from
time subscription IL received for lS1g,
Specimen copy tree 10 any address Liberal
Cash Commission allowed 10 agents. who arr
wanted everywhere to oryanize clubs, and to
whom CunVIlssing Quilt will he furnished frrc
upon applications 10
PRAIRIE FARMER CO.,
Chicago, Ill.
, 1878-12-19

EGGS are scarce in the market just now
and their price runs up accordingly.
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TRACING STOLEN PROPERTY.

Ferdinand De Marteu, Of No. 2l4 East Thirteenth
street. notified the police that his premises had bson
robbed OF $40 worth OF siivcrwarc the 27th inst
From Information obtained olccr Hsipes, Of tho
Twenty- nrst precinct, suspected Patrick Maun OF
compiIctiy In the altar anu arss.ed him Mann con-
fcssed, aud charged James Ford and Edward McKeon
with sharing ms guilt The sing property was
found concealed In carpenter SHOP in Twenty eighth
street, near Second avenue where the accused con-
cocteu the AFFAIR All three we're arrested and hold
$500 bail each by Judge Duly ut tho Yorkvlio Police
Court yesterday Tor trial al tho Special Sessions
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TERRIBLY BURNED.

Thomas Kcahcr, laborer, living at tho corner Of
Eighth aud Henderson streets, Jersey City. ycscrd y
afternoon ie into = tub OF lime Monmouth street,
and wa terribly burned about the taco, neck and
arms Win great presence OF mind hc closed his
eyes wnen no Tell and thereby saved his sight He
nsh.d out OF tho lime tue removed 10 ~.
Francs Hospital where his injuries were pronounce
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MISTAKEN IDENTITY.

saloon on Tho night Of June ~ the name OF rhccpb,
lus Mhst was wrongly substuuicd Tor that OF aD-
other individual present Mr.. Mat dtd not attend
the msesng. and therefore could NOT have taken the
part ascribcd 10 MIN In The scceunt pupsnsd VI Ne;
nroncudinga
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KILLED BY HIS OWN son.

BUrrALo. N. ", June IS, 1875
During drunken quarrel between jeremiah Lanc
and his son John thsmornns. tho latter drew aIsrgo
Jsckxnfe and stabbed his fssner several times IN tho
back, inniosng wounds from which be disd In lew
mona
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RAILROAD EXTENSION.

EAroSrows, N. j., June %. 1873
Tho branch OF tho New Jersey central Railroad has
been completed TO Monmouth PARK. nsavy trains
passed TO the race course this morning
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IALLAnAssrs. fla., March 2, 1877.
TO hon Z. Y. NoYKs, wa,ningion =
DEAR Sig-Suppusng that you In Washington o.
ioicing with tue nation the Of Gov.nnr
s n o. a y"a 10!
pressing 70 yon soaeit qualification tue ultimate
The psrty may expect mucn In the Of publication
our year. Of ne ssmpisd peospsfi,y uaushte lei ioy
reign supreme AZ the inauguration very much regret
s Re m .psy % 81
by the mesaes democrats the world sneus
BY the Chairman-Havc you any more letters
from himr A. No, sir; | had another long letter
which brought TO Washington with mo and mad II
at my room. but what has become OF 10 cannot tel
u was IN tue same limo MS these aud contained Dotn.
ing OF importance; N 1nd ~ wrii give IL to you
by Mr. Hiscock-Aftcr the result was declared
In FLORIDA did you telegraph Governor HaycsG A. I
don't remember. - would have been very natural
By tho Chairman Have you copies OF your let.
ters TO McLinf A. NO, sir, presume no has thcm
M hisco She says he has destroyed vcrythipg
OF the KNIT
Tne witness-i viii state that two weeks after
heard OF this Investigation and passage OF tho Potter
resolution was sittins in my room, feeling very IN
pleasantly. 10 think that who 1 was 900 miles
away should be attacked In the way had been and
dispatches concerning me sent 10 tho Lon
Times aud published In ali papers
Of Europe aud read by every diplomat with whom |
was IN aay association and by tue representatives Of
the French government to which had been accrcd.
tied, when all at once 10 occurred 10 that ight
have some letters from McIsn. and on going to my
trunk found wrapped mp In newspaper lot OF APP
picauons Tor oilico and unanswered lsttcrs that
had hastily thrown in there upon LEAVING tor Europe
and among thom these two letters have gwen inc
committee; that Is the way nappened 70 nnd them.
cRoss-yxAaISAriox
by Mr.. Morrison--whcn you went TO New Orleans
bad General Grant requested some gentlemen 10 30
u understand that In your connection with tho
Fiorids case were acting as attorney tho
.eres' Of yonr parry, ana not ss an employed a'tor-
q wuS was me dancer Yea appssAssasA vAsA
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