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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-16
SHOT THREE TElHEs.
A Difficulty Between James A. Finn and
w. n. RNd&erS.

"A Mkn1cltaEy Between James a. Ffnn an0
w. N. Rodgers.
Between s and 6 o'clock Sunday evening
James A. Finn repaired to the Fashion Stables.
on Gravier street. and meeting the proprietor
W. N. Rodgers, shot him in both legs and right
hand with an Enfield rifle loaded with buck
shot,
The accused was Immediately arrested and
locked up in the Central Station.
From some witnesses of the fight @ woman Ia
said to have been the cause Of the difficulty.
This woman was friend Of Mr.. Rodgers but
resided in tho same house with Finn. A few
days ago the woman was elected from the house
by the landlord. and Rodgers believed that Finn
had caused her election from the house.
1t is said that he threatened to kill Finn, and
reported that he was not mem Der Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic when he attempted to
draw rations as such.
Finn hearing Of this called on Rodgers yester-
day evening, and inquired from him If he had
expressed his intention of killing him.
Rodgers ordered him away. Finn thereupon
went to his house and loaded his gun.
He appeared before the stable a short while
after with his gun on his shoulder, and asked
Rodgers If he was ready for the fight. Rodgers
rose from his seat. whereupon Finn shot him
as above stated.
DR.. Jamison examined the wounds of Rodgers
and pronounced them not dangerous.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-16
WOMEN RN FRANCE,

Many OF the opinions and theories OF our
womans rights women are, and have long
been, put in practice in France. In Paris
Lyons, Marseflles, Bordeaux, and all the lead
ing cities and towns of that country, the ave-
nues of employment are thrown open to wo-
men as widely and freely as any one Of the
sex can desire: They have complete charge of
many kinds OF business, and firms in which
they are partners are common everywhere.
They often seem to have more mind, industry,
energy and general capacity than the men
have, especially in the retail trade The sexes
frequently appear to have changed condi-
tions, the women showing superior in
telligence and management. At the no.
tells man makes your bed and puts your
room to rights, but you pay your bill to
woman. At the restaurants, a waiter serves
you, but a woman receives your money. II
you buy tickets at railways, theatres or ON
make purchases at the shops; il you hire
lodgings; II you stay in one place or travel;
it you go anywhere or do anything, you deal
with women, who pervade all the business
tent conduct and control it's affairs. The
greater portion of these are unmarried, but
when they are married there Is very little diff
ference. Many of the Frenchmen have no
objection to lounging while their wives work;
indeed, they prefer that they should work.
They think, doubtless, that they have done
enough by marrying the women, who can
show proper appreciation Of the favor only
by earning money, and, in any number of cases,
by supporting their recreant lords. Who
that has ever lived in Paris cannot remember
that his business was generally transacted
with the wife Gf the owner of his lodgings
were married. while the husband was seldom
visible, except when strolling on the boule-
yards, or smoking, or slipping wine in front Of
the cafe? Certainly; the average French
man shows no shame at being materially
taken care of by his wife, or by any other
woman. In fact, he seems to enjoy it. To
an American the very idea is abhorrent,
while the practice would be not degrading
tom II Fra noo Of not marrying i Wom nan
without a dot must largely account for many
things that appear odtous to us. Where
women virtually buy their husbands, or
rather, where husbands sell themselves, not
rule, Frenehwornen seem wholly superior rio :
morally, and mentally, to French
men.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-16
Dead AT LAST.
w. A. Cornwall Commits Suicide by
Hanging Himself.

Whiten A. Cornwall. aged ffty-f1ve years. a
blacksmith by occupation. has at last sue
ceeded in killing himself. About a month ago
he was taken out of the Louisiana Retreat. and
had hardly been out week when he attempted
to commit suicide by first taking poison, and
then striking himself ten blows on the head
with q Ratchet. Neither, the, blows on the head
Cornwall got we'll. Yesterday morning, at s
o'clock, he was found by his friends suspended
by ne to de n the el khn
Franklin and Liberty. His body was cut down
and taken to his late residence, No 31a Erato
returned a verdict according with the facts
Insanity is the cause of the deceased's rash
act.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT MONDAY SEPTEMBER

Giuseppe Francio. Italy. 40 years, 6b st. Philip.
Marie g. Cabtro, city, years, asa North Roman.
Chas. O. Doherty. Ohio, years, 3s1 Common.
Tychio J. Grove Stephenson, Denmark. 80
years, 159 Dumaine.
VIM: NJ. Smith. city. 7 years 148 st. Andrew.
r Adolph Jacobson Germany. % years. Touro
= VIM. Blanchard, Massachusetts. 80 years. s1s
Common.
Michael Campbell. Ireland, 27 years, 800 Lafa-
Joseph Davis. c.. Mississippi, IS years, 400
Julia.
Charles Saunders. city. II months, 23o Magno-
Gabe Block. Prussia. &c years. ss5 Tchoupi-
tOulaS.
Theobald Rudolf France. 80 years, Dryades
N. Eustace Ireland 60 years, 50 Toulouse,
erty near Philip.
ner Onstomhouse and Broad.
Gaetano Imonea, Sicily, p years. 251 Royal.
FEederick W. Helmke. New Orleans 4 years,
Jacnto Charta. Italy. 2e years, corner st. Ann
Joseph John Ferrand. New Orleans, years,
Michael Flood, ireland, A years. corner Bar
racks and Rochebave.
Mary Bernadetti Girvin. New Orleans. years.
Albert Joseph Hall. louisiana year. Algiers.
Alice Schobe. Louisiana. years, Algiers.
Augustave. Bertrand. al years. corner Desire
and Rampant.
Victor Trenchard. New Orleans, years, 4s
Rousseau.
W. T. Babt. Pennsylvania, 28 years.
Gustave Philet France. 26 years, 1872 Exchange
Alley.
Henry, Berlines, Germany. So years. 100 Ex-
change Alley.
Edward Bruguiere, 2 years. New Orleans. IS
Felicity.
Augusta Dietrich, Germany 10 years. Algfers
Willie Duffy. New Orleans. 3 years. Cypress
near Claiborne.
Nicholas james Culligan. New Orleans, 8
years. Al SoraDuru,
Anna de ATmas, New Orleans. years. corne,
Johnson and Hospital.
Mrs. Catharine McMahan, Ireland SO years
1877 Gravier.
Mary Elizabeth Murphy. New Orleans. Il
years. rs Rousseau.
Ellen Hanly, Ireland. "a years. Sixth near
Fulton.
Hermina Reinhardt. New Orleans. years, "a
Sixth.
VIM. Hahn. New Orleans years, 46 Seventh
Anna Schallecki. Italy, rs years, corner 10
bertson aud Orleans.
John MeGrath, Ireland 80 years, corner Clai-
borne and Common.
Charles P. Kennedy. Louisiana II years, 1868
Common.
Alexander Thernne, France. % years. French
Asylum.
DEATHS AT THE CHARITY HOSPITAL.
Jean Cataa, 26 years.
Edward Ross, 80 years.
VIM. Scheckenberger, ~ years.
Powell Danbitz. 27 years.
Louise Yansan SO years.
Fredericka Wolpert, "a years.
Alexandria Jonah. 50 years.
VIM. Keller, 40 years.
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FOR RENT

E1OR RENT-A LARGE AND COMMODIOUs
A. store or warehouse on Carondelet street.
one-half of lower story of the Exposition Build
ing, from October l, 1878. Handsomely fur
nished office, with vault. press. etc. Apply to
CHAS. GALLAGHER, Manager. se14 st
EvoR RENT-PossEssION GIVEN ON THE
u first of September next The we'll known
Beer Saloon No. 151 Common street, between St.
Charles and Carondelet streets, occupied for
many years by Mr.. Krost
Also, store No. 1874 Canal street. between St.
Charles and Carondelet streets.
Apply to a. +. WEBER.
jy3 2m 1874 Canal street.
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FOR SALE.

E1OR SALE-TWO FINE DOCTORS BUG
y gies will sell cheap If early application is
made: also. wanted secondhand. For sale, aD~
ply at 81 Carondelet street,
se15 Inn l.. r. MADDOX.
u ers. both new and second hand Draining
Wheels, Pumps. etc., Saw Mills. Cotton Trucks,
Grab Wenehes. JackscreWs, Crate Bars. Furnace
Castings of every description. Also. one second-
hand Steam Fire Engine and one small Propel-
lor at CLARK'S FOUNDRY,
Corner Race and Tchoupitoulas streets.
au 25tf
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THE sTEAMBOATMEN's RELIEF AssO-
CEATEON,

The rooms of this association were open
yesterday as usual. The applications for re-
lief in money we're granted. Austin Lyle, en-
gineer OF the John A. Scudder, Mike Flood,
steward, and = Lundy, carpenter from Gin
cinnati, were buried yesterday by the asso-
citation. Mr.. Lyle died at the Hotel Dieu.
Mr.. George Petit, the secretary Of this asso-
citation, is taking a great deal of pains and is
devoting much of his time toward the sue
cessful working of the association. The many
who come in contact with him have reason to
and do highly appreciate his urbanity, prompt
ness and kindness Of heart
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-16
BREVHTHEB.

We have been requested by several residents
of Eysian Fields street to publicly express their
appreciation of the care taken by the Mobile
AVOID making any noise in running their trains
along that street. whore there are many sick
people. So carefully are the trains now run that
the fact of their going by Is not perceptible to the
ear Of the sick. We make this publication with
ChoerfulneSS,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-16
j. X. IRWIN.

We record this morning the death of J. K.
Irwin citizen of Memphis. who has been at
tached to the New Orleans press. principally to
to the New Orleans Times, for some time past
He was Of general temperament. gentemanly
in his manners, obliging In disposition aud
efficient in his work as a writer and reporter
for the press. The scourge has carried him off.
as it has already many Of our friends. And so
the best pass away. He will be buried this
morning at 10 O'Clock, and many newly made
friends grieYe for his loss
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ing with large number of excursionists,
and was due at o'clock .. m. The
lake train awaited her arrival until 10 81
o'clock .. M, when she had not been heard
from. at a late hour last night no news had
been received In the city from the missing
steamer. The impression is that some part of
her machinery has been disabled. and that she
mas laid over either at MandeviIle or COvington.
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HOUSES WANTED.

WANTED GOOD PAYING TENANT
w wishes to secure a small house within
walking distance of the business portion Of
Canal street by the first Of September next.
Rent must be moderate. Address J. p. this
office. je26 IF
YNTANTED-TO RENT-A HOUSE WITH
must no Be beo over SIS Per per month Address
B., Democrat office. my2A III
WANTED TO RENT-WANTED BY A FAM
w lily now living at Bay St. Louis. and who
intend to reside there, q house to take care Of
this winter. free of rent Satisfactory guaran
tee given that the property will be we'll looked
after and kept in good order For information
address G. 0. WEBB, at Office OF New Orleans
Democrat seS tt
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GMTd5Fag AHray,

At $50 o'clock Saturday night. at B. Matha-
reu's cotfee-house, No. 419 Dryades street, F.
N: Lesser cut John Craig twice in the breast
WITH and gtyd Wouded h%
the Second Precinct Station. The wounded man
was taken home.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-16
Yesterdays ROLL.

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH.
New Orleans, September Is, 1878.
Official statement of cases of yellow fever re-
ported in New Orleans:
Deaths from IL m. yesterday to II m. to-day. 80
New cases OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l49
Total cases to date $685.
Total deaths to date -204
SAMUEL chopin. M. d. President.
B. T. TAYLOR, NJ. D.. Secretary.
DEATHS.
Arthur Levy, city, years, 1914 Royal.
Felix Arehaffenburg. city, 8 years, II North
Preur.
Lucille Hagan. city, years. Pleasant and
Prytania.
Henry Waugh, Germany, 27 years, Hotel
Dieu.
Etienne Monioue, France. IS years. Hotel
Dieu.
Jean Padeorur, France, 90 years, Hotel Dieu.
Joseph Pereopo. Italy, 23 years, 1o2 Hospital.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-16

One of the pleasantest recollections of the
Centennial trip to Philadelphia thousands of
people will connect with their pleasant quarters
and agreeable treatm ent at the Colonnade Hotel,
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4. Nj. C. A.

The relief committee of the Y. NJ G. A. re-
port that yesterday was one of the greatest
they have had since they commenced their
work. The record for the day is New cases,
65; deaths 2; total cases to date, 1923
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-16

Mrs. Mackay, wife of the Bonanza king,
has over $3.50, 900 worth Of jewelry, and when
she gets the toothache she suffers Just as
much as the woman whose bracelets and dia-
monds came from the ninety inherent store.
IN OrristoWn Herald.
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Nurses and attendants in sick rooms, who
have not had the fever, use Omaha rhubarb
vine, as a preventive, For sale by l. L. Lyons,
druggist.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

UNAVOIDABLE AND FEMALE NURSES
w to 60 to Canton. Apply at once to Mr..
SCHAUNBERG. Howard Association, No. 58s
Camp street. SEQ
@1 EO FOR PIANO TUNLNGrBEsT WORK
| p eOO $50 Magazine. d. LEEOH. soiree
Pianist. iy6 1T
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-16

Steamship St Louis. Reid. Aug II
Ship Belgravia, Simpson. ...--. .ldg Sept 1
Ship Empire of Peace. Young sid Aug 9
EMP ship hgr MAJESTY a1;is sd AAng
snip Gen shepey, Springer -----...ldg Aug 1
Ship Ship Baden Doane.; Avg Il
sh hi NMorthampton Murphy al Ang
snip Senator weber Tresdwei .sld July 9
emp Tp QT1ent Anen yuhe 10
Bark Weser, Weyhausen. .--------.--sld July "a
LONDON.
Ship STEAMBOAT, Seeley .--------..---..s sid Aug
PLYMOUTH.
Bark Maud Scanned, Thompson. ... July 16
BARROW. ENG.
Bark Timour Salmon sid Aug %
Ship Lydia Henry observation-disclosures sid Aug IS
DUNKIRK.
Bark Nausika, Lulberg- -.sld June %
LIMERICK.
Bark Toni Johannesen. -........ .-----sld July %
BOMBAY
Ship Prince Charlie Irvine. ......... sid Aug 1
WEST HARTLEPooL,
Bark Josef. 1vancich. --------..--..--.sld Aug ]
BELFAST.
Ship Royal Charlie, Cain. sid Septic
GENOA.
Bark Fede-e-speranza, Aste ......... sid Aug
NINERP.
Ship siran Star. Ritohie- sid July 10
Bark Elliott Ritchie, hutchinson. sid july 81
HAvRE.
Ship Expounder, Croker sid Aug 10
Ship La Louisiana, Equay. .------sld Aug 10
Ship John Patten, Hall. .......--..--. sld Aug 10
Bark France. Provostc. .sld Aug 2
Bark lie Mar,he, Olivier sid Aug 2
Bark Albert, Hansen ..... .ldg June 9
(iDeur slid Jnlv 2T
Bark Refine des Anges, Lscuyer. 49,. sid July ~
BORDEAUX,
Bark Leopold ct Marie. .ldg June 10
Bark Comtesse Duchatel. Dupont. .ldg June Ii
Bark Helene, Latasta. sid June u
Bark Premus, Evensen. sid june o.
Bark Maria Celeste .-..-..-....ldg July IA
Bark Angelique, Burel --.-..--.-s...ld log July 20
MARsEILLEs. -
Bark Eleonora Madre. Scala. .....--..ldg July 3
Bark France ct Plata, Liquerez. .-.-.- sid Aug a5
RoUEN
Bark Alphonse ct Marie Privat.. ~. sid July 90
BREMEN.
Ship Stranger Tonning. .--...---...-.s sid Aug Is
Ship Alexander Brown sid Aug
Ship Constantia, Keuhlen sid Sept 3
Ship Cleopatra Pope sid July 70
Ship Conttanta, Kuhlken. ---.-.----.ldg July d
Bark Auguste Won Harten. ..,...... .sld Sept 8
REyEL.
Ship Laurens, Larsen ---------.-.-.-.sldJu June IL
PALERMO
Bark P G Merryman, Young ..sld July "a
BARCELONA.
Bark Maria, Rosso. --.....,---...sid June 8
ROCKPORT.
Ship Bombay, Peterson. .----s. ....--.ldg Aug
HELvEOT
Ship Margarita, Owens. sid Sent
GIBRALTAR.
Bark Primo Cordone -----......------.sld Aug 10
ALGIERS.
Bark Scion, Olsen. sid Aug 16
SLIGO
Bark Gyller Ostensen .......--.-.....sl sid Aug 30
ARENDAL.
Bark Rosa, Sorensen. .-.-------------.sldS Sept
BIO DE JANEIRO
Brig John Wesley, Hines. sid Aug
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AT a late hour last night the steamer Canlelia
had not come in. and fears were entertained
about her safety She started yesterday moEA'
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have not had the fever, use Omaha rhubarb
wine as preventive. For sale by T. L. Lyons,
druggist,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-16

Nurses and attendants ate sl in sick rooms. who
wine as q preventive For sale by T. L. Lyons.
drupuiSt
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
September Is, 1878.

Steamship Knickerbocker. Kemble. from New York,
7th inst, to Moulton-2d dis 8
Steamship Chas W Lord, Cotton from Havana, via
Key West 10 e Yorke-2d dis 10
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WA NTSs
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.
Cooks. Nurses. CnambePHaaaaass El

Cooks. Nurses. CnmmbePmaaaass Eta
YKTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w girl a situation to do houseWork and
dining-room work. Address 1877 Dryades
street. sel5 81
VKTANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN,
w situation as cook and to assist in the
homework in q small family. Address Mrs.
LOUIS. 85 Marigny street. se14 St
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ETEAMBOAT,
Balow-Com2ug Up

Rice Farmer, DeBouehel. from Kennerville
Emma Irvine. Vallette, from Lower Coast
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Raeeantg of PRODUCE

IF NEW YORK--Per steamship Knckerbocker |
Assorted mdse
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KENNERV1LLE-Per steamer Rice Farmer-
116 sacks rough rice Allen & Syme--44 do Kip &
Ruch-s mdries to order-Total 100 sacks rough lice
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Emma Irvine
eundries to order
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FEVER STATISTICS.
FEVER TABLES.

The table below has been carefully compiled
and will be found interesting, suggestive and
eonsolatorv
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Receipts ac the New Basin

Hope Villa-Per steamer Alice 30 bales cotton to
Renshaw, Cammack &co-12 sacks seed cotton A L
Choppin-39O bids broom handles j G Morris--51
head cattle Aycoek, Mitchell &co-1 coop poultry L
Schommer-l do Wang g. Cotsam-1 csc alligators
Baker, boxes eggs P Sevin--3 do coop poultry
Forcheimer Bros do 3 boxes eggs bkt do 81 C
Porter Geo. 40 cords wood Muncy & Marcy-Total
90 bales Gotten 10 sacks seed cotton
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sligo Aug 29-Sailed-Bark Gyller Ostensen, Tor
New Orleans.
Belfast Sept 12-Sailed-Ship Royal Charlie, Cain,
for New Orleans,
Rio de Janeiro, Aug 7-sailed-Brig John Wesley.
Hines, for New Orleans.
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NaaaDOrGG

Ger ship Friedrich, Rasche 4s days from Liverpool
to master
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*No further official notice was taken Of the
fever in 1853
tho further notice In 1867.
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GCirolllar,l

i
SCI beg to call your attention to the in
closed copy of a letter received from Miss Juliet
Cooking School. [ hope you may be able to
make some valuable suggestions for her on
one or more topics of special importance
to her work.
Miss Corson's ability, culture. wisdom in
forming and executing her plans. her eminent
qualifications in the theory and practice of
conducting the school in New York city and in
preparing manuals upon the subject of cook
ing give the best possible assurance that W hat
OF her inquiry will be advantageousy used
Any suggestions YOU may make for her use
can be sent to this ONCE IN the lnclosea envel-
Very respectfully yours,
JOHN EATON. Commissioner.
Per G. W.
Denartment of the Interior. Bureau Of Educa-
tion. Washington, ID. @. August 81, 1878.
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THE CAMELTA.

Department Of the Interior. Bureau Of
fion. Washington, d. @. August 81, Is
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-11-03
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
FUR NAN AND BEAST.

rhsiiniment very naturally originatedin ADSd
-, where Mature provides in her laboratory suSa
mrpriEing antidotes for the maladies OF her chr
iren- Its famo has been spreading for 1ysarS
Intn now It e~nctrcles the hsbitabls EiooS-
The Mexican Mustang Eminent f. . matches
.emedy for all external Ailments OF man and bsasi
fostock owners and farmers Il Il invaluable
A single bottle often saves . human life or n
tores the usefulness Of an excellent horSs, OF
sow. or sheep
Il cures ~footrot, hoof-sil, hollow horn, nuk
Screw!worn, shouldcrrot, mango, the bite An
stines of poisonous reptiles and insects, and svsr
Euehdrawback to stock breeding and bush life
Il cures every external trouble OF horsss, suoI
~ iameness, scratches, swinny, sprains. foundst
wind gall. ring bone. etc, etc.
Tho Mexican Mustang Liniment is the Quickes
cure In the world for accidents occurring In th
family, in the absence OF q physician, such .
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tism, and stiffness ensendered Ly exposure. Pa
ticularly valuable to Miners
It Is the cheapest remedy in the world, for
penetrntes the muscle to the bone. and = sing
application Is generally suficient to cure.
Mexican Mustang Liniment Il put up In thrs
size OF bottles. the larger ones being propOrtio,
G:S6 much the cheapest Sold ~everyUhers-
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN
~ That there Will be an Election held In
South York School District, Al tho residence oi
W. a. TUCKER. on Tuesday. November 6th, A.. ID.
1878. for the purpose Of voting = Tar OF Ave
hundred $4,000 dollars. 70 build . ~schooLhouss
In said district.
2. Y. P mISSs.srr Trustees.
sonth Pork, Elto County. HevadA.
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MAGNOLIA
BALM

The Magnolia Balm IL o sure device for Great
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II eoneesls all natural biomishos In the most
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II drives away all evidence of fatigue and OF.
element,
hmakes the plainsst face beautiful.
u gives tho complexion . dsssIlng purity and
MAKES the neck. face and arms appear graceful,
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II makos . matrou Of IS or 70 look no, more
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60 Into . cultivated city belle.
The Magnolia Balm removes all blemlshes
ana conceals every drawback 10 beauty: and,
willis II II 90 harmless 80 water, u II 90 iiie.like
IN is Effects that the closest observer cannot
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Ladies' who want 20 make themselves Alirsc
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