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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
eur Beve THE ExraNsEs oF TINE
STATE.

E,tiior neinptpnf- With marty members of
fhn Legislature II is iattnr vt much Import
anee to teduce the expenses of THE State
and tn leeaeh expenditures II is rrarusnd t6
altlisl the t,nilsh courts atiH give the tvuhtrg
thirty aistiift courts. IT Is said tl1s Will
save the State tiiang thousand dollars. This
is trtp but ctit down The number III district
Judges in the country 10 u,,e for each congress
Hiu,al district. and this will lessen the exa
pthses 1T tire judiciary iittteh thdre.
While ills proposed 10 lhssen tie ttuntet ri
district Judges, for the REASON that b large
amount #tild lle saved 10 The State annually.
I l,np t, suggest another reduction which will
save The State more than what the whole
judiciary now costs 1t Is Hiis Reduce the
nii,nbnf pf Representatives to one from Faeit
paIisl, aud fui FROM NeW Orleans, witi, q
SALARY pf sion per annti,t Let thiH ba adopted
as one III the constitutional amendments
sptne claim and with reason. that the
State owes tn the people a judicial system
HAT will TRANSACT tile hivil and criminal jus
lice promptly. Every etse should be flnall =
ieeI,led III one year. and enough judges should
he e,nf,invph I'll transact The business. Bnt II
iha only utnetiun Is tn hh 10 save money.
thp,, ille fewer fha Judges the mpre money
saved. Is this true IN fact I'm the contrary.
the less courts fui the administration Vt The
public Justice. the greater viii Ne the public
expense. teeaisa tho revolver will soon take
the l,laHt Of judicial profess HoEtR.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
coon DAY ron sr0R1o
The Pleasures af Fex Hunting In Eng
land-scrtnus Accidents to
Men ANA NOs,spsS.

On Saturday. january i. tho FytehlrF had
regular chapter uf accidents at Harrington.
The Empress OF Austria was very early az
the meet 40 n,ovS was made before p good
many had arrived. They found u good FOX IN
Irmtlanl wood, whore hnlf thsaield were left.
and ran him away by Deshorough. nnd then
turned over the brook FOR Boutwell, wood,
whele the tniafptt,lnes commenced. for g1hd
many intded the brook. and fell into 1t IN doi'ig
So. Q Mrs Cottrtt another lady. and Major
Or1ed all got into a hole. and then most OF tha
rest made for the bridge. In reaching which
Mra Oliver fell on the road. and she was
much hurt aud inHcnslble, SO chair was pro-
cured from neEhorough to take ller 70 Col
Arthur. who was outin his brougllam. but nr
reaching him they found he was already full.
having taken in Count Clam Gallaa, who nlso
had n bad fall. causing roncussion of the
brain. besides fractured jaw md little
further on q Captain Reynolds, believe, was
down, and also much hurt. Another carriage
wna procured to take Mrs. Oliver home. and
the Count was conveyed to Cottcshrooke
in Col Arthurs hruagham. On the same day
Lord Suffolk has q nasty accident while out
with tho Duke of Beaufotts. He was struck
hy the prajecting branch of n tree and knocked
from hfa horse his head being badly bruised
Though considerably shaken by the shock. we
recovered. Col. kingscots, memher OF Patla-
mcnt. met with a had accident while out With
the Duke ufo Beaufort,s hounds on Monday.
The Colanel's horse fell upon him. causing se-
rious injuries to his back. and slight eoneus-
sion OF his spinal cord Tho latest accounts
Of the Colonel's progress are. however, satis-
factory. and no serio,s results nre appre-
hended. On the same day. with tho same
hounds, there were two other serious acc-
dents: Mr. Fierrepoint. Of Seagry House. was
its feet Ia some wire fencing. and sustained
injuries which. we l9gret to hear have result
ed In paralysis of almost the whole body.
Our latest reports state that Mr.. pierrepoint
t .ttntx, In Nff fD
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
A,sNsr.N nALy's COMPANY.

Atlf,tsiiu Dalgs Fifth Avenue Company,
lel by She shapslv M ss Davenport. will ''taka
ihni, first ap,taarai1fe ut the Vatleies The
afro this evening. In DalYs suietF play of
"pivttue." Both the play and the stat are
vel, known III Nav Orleans, but the nresspn
ie ,.nbanend hv the appearances for tho first
4ine m n New Orleans stare Of the Fifth
Avenue Company. directed hy Mr AHgtistih
alhly personally. ,,,,,,.
on MONDAY II win hn = novelty. "Pieue,"' ny
the satire a,,thpi, wiih Miss patehpolt as
Riahal llenflaw, the heroine of the rlnE- WHEN
has had a.ruh pf 2Jo successive nights N Kew
iptk. e.
ai,pae lsss lii farewell tn New Orleans and
to-day will sail with her entire tronph ~ Mex
-, III fnlillnant III A contract With JDse y,
Mnr,t,,t,. Eer,. The ,,,atiagtr Of the, PRINCIPAL
tinst rf,s If the cities " Mexico aud Vera CRUZ
Mr. Morpiln has been IN New Orleans l"s tnH
past Two weaks. ahd Nv hia dip.onatle tac'
and managerial lihatalty. aHrteetp u plH''c-
in,r Ai,upa and her aaatpaths tb change ti'eii
rutrr,aae and to visit Mexico Instead ot
returning 10 New York aud thigh saillng iqf
brazil as they had planned NJ " Mefenu ,s
o upn,et " culture. anH made avolabln
jtnr,pesnn nn oil WHO had the pleasiie %
meeting hisno
y,,M nAfisY's COMPANY
Inst night tom UaveY'a combination closed
its nngatten,elit at the Varieties, Theatre
Lawtenep Barrett appearing as Bhvaorh N
the Merchant Of Venice, aud as David aar-
rick III the play ID thai nann.
The next enlerprise " Tom NateIfs con-
blnatipn wilt bd a tour Of he stahes Mitl, JOY
Mcfullpuah the ttaeetllan. who viii find ~
ey,nent support in them. The coinpany Is
ono " the hret working ttunpes that has
visited New Orleans this season. and cannot
fail to please wherever they may go.
fnH FRENCH COMEDY COMPANY.
MIR. Durands company will present ~
l,oasu' lHThe Dukes Motifs tha evening ",
tie Opera House with Neniat as Lngd'Heft
Thaniunin ne rs,cdfdaaaf as IHaanrud
Hny,nat, az Hianehe he tuptns, Matllilae !.e
iana aud Mines Isaye. Suzanne THAI thar
nttn Leblanc Uutsaly IN the play IN fact
the entire strength of the company is In th
taet
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

las.nhn Alsr Ankle.

Atl o'clock last evening q tolutrd woman,
named Mary suettwell, while attempting tp
hoard the steamboat Alice brown, lying at
tile bend Of Gitol STREET fell FROM the Staging
ih,y,ul, ,ha wharf and ltpke her right ankle
She was taken To the Charity Hospital IN n
waebn aud through the negligence Of those
whose duty 1t was to SOS tnit was kept stand .
ing II, front If tho hospital door, sutferinE Or
u,'ucating agony, for fully ~twellty- y-live
minutes. o
When IT suited those who hhh rhhrHh Of her
she was taken into the hospital where her
limb was dtrsee1 hD he physicians
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
Elisiening steel.

At half-past o'clock Friday evening diff
Guilty took place at the corner of Crossman
and Front STREETS. between two white men
terminated in White cutting and slightly
wnunding nonahoe in the body.
Both the accused and wounded man were
lodged in the Third Precinct Station, charged
with lighting aud disturbing the peace and
the additional charge of stabbing aud wound
ING with intent 10 commit murder was booked
AGAINST " hite.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
A xn,,tl,tul a1mtter.

Last evening. opposite the house No. DO
Gaaaunt street. a negro eib named Anna
Moore. aged twelve years, heoamn involed N
a di1iculty with colorel girl Of her own age,
named teotgina Singleh'n, and during ths
iileulty Anna drew u renknife and cut he,
opponent IA tho fnrr. wing oI,nl, her ofHah
1'he accused was arrested and lodged ilY Tue
ttoiit,,al Htaftntt
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
0 rtell rrn,,, q sall.rr.

Alta quarter pastp tenlpels yesterday nto,n-
ing ht the hu,,sst, No 29g Hienville street. q
littie girl named Madeline Huuier, ,aged years.
fell from the gallery Of tile SECOND story to the
pavement below, II distance Of fifteen feet aud
singular to Say escaped with compare lively
slight injuries. The child was taken to the
Charity Hospital. ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
JERSEY AND ALDERNEY
MILK. MILK. MILK,

Pure and fresh. from the country. TO be- had
Corner CarDndeIet and Common streets
and Branch, No. 90 Canal street, 'neaa
the Custom House, North Side.
The only places Ia the city where this cele
brated milk can be procured.
Pure, rich and sweet Jersey and Aidernsy
Milk and Buttsrmtlk, at cent? per glass, rs-
ceived daily on les, via Jackson Railroad, from
the famous Arcola Dairy Farm. Said stock LIZ
from the Well-known Fowlsrs tmportaIions os
Jersey and Alderney cattle:
Also kept on hand. Mead, Soda; Yichv. Min
eral Waters, Homemade Pies and Pastry
sec s1ys.LD
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
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IIn stint Ills Wife.

Inndnitp pn the part Of the wife at q o,,GlpnH
last night ra,,sed difficulty in the Meaa tatns
ilv, nt thbir tlpinirie. Nu loo Gainttiie street,
and which Terminated IL Phslip Mead drawing
d pistol aud shooting his Wife. Fortunately
ttte bullet merely inflicted llesh wpund. The
accused was arrested and lodged In the sed-
l,iil Hltsti not Statinn
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
A EaucI spelled.

and " .. Aue1in, accompanied by their
friends r,paised to Bayou Bridge to fight a
duel rht weapons were Smith AMI Wessna
pistols and bowie knives. The police put IN
an arpeara uce and the duel was put a stop to.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
LOST FOUND.

7 .OsT-THE FOLLOWING STATE WAR
rants hnve been lost by the owner thereof:
for 5000 dated February 1s. 1876 and No. 1882.
for $3.50 dated also February 10. 1876. All per-
sons are cautioned agninat negotiating the
sathe. ns payment bas been gtopped.. fei2 IT
r ,OsT - OFFICE u. s. BONDED WARE
~ house, No. 1bt Fulton street. New Orleans,
Lathe undersigned hereby gives notice that
negotiable -wnrehonee receipt No. 2G9. for sixty
pnckages EAlsTHENWAKE craftsmanship Bo-
russia: and also negotiable warehouse receipt
No. - for fifty-two casks SODA ASH and M casks
SODA CRYSTAL. eY.- steamship Texhs. have
b on lost. The public are hereby cautioned
have been asked for.
CHAS. A. THIEL,
Proprietor .. s. Bonded Warehouse. No. 15i
Fulton street. ja2s IL
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
WHY MEite WAS Pulled.

Alexander White who is we'll known in this
city, was arrested Yesterday by Aid Me
charged by Gen Smeties with the embezzle
ment Of about $40. 1t appears White went to
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

"Your room is better tran your company"
as the examiner OF bankrupt insurance cor
poration said to its president as ne glanced at
the elegant office.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
aNetice 20 Tax-raysrs.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Amrs Methodist Episcopal Church, cor
nere,f st. Charles ana Caliope strssts, easily
rome stteets= zprenehug MT II n. N. and p. IN.
Sunday school ut 9.9o a. IN. Weekly pray.
Var meetings are held regularly, ,n in the chap,
III iT'nlGGHhsbAYYY iii EfvENtNGis 81 ouch week. begin
ming at I 80 o'clock. Rev. j. II, MCCARTHY, D.
d., pastor. All arc welcome. seats free.
inf : n N
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

L,oUND- FLOATING IN THE MISSISSIPPI
II river, on Thursday February 1873. FORTY
TWO PINE. FOUR CYPRESS AND TWO ASH
LOGS. The owner can have same by proving
property and paying salvage and advertise
ment. J. Il. KELLEY. parish Of Plaauemines,
Jesuits' Bend postofflce. fe136tf
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.

tI'hs DEMOCRAT is responsible for none OF
the views expressed Iii Tile communications
Under this head but no communications will
be printed except from responsible patties.l
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
COPARTNERSHIPS.

rOPARTNERSHIP.-T UNDERSIGNED
the firm name of SHEEHAN Il HENDERSON,
for the transaction OF a Western Produce and
Provision business, to be carried on at No. 81
''-N>' THOMAS sHEEHAN,
JAG 3. J. HENDERSON.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FREE EXHIBITION OF PURE BRED POULTRY

EVERY DAY, SUNDAYS INCLUDED.
at ibe yafIs TN stHte stfset, between Gonstahne
and Laurel, Sixth District. Take Magazine or
1'ehoupitoulas ears. LdHs FOR HATCHlNg
for sale Mt ~ per dozen. Come aud see, Or adA
dtass Ehs a2la Hesv Orleans 2 o. faln Suit
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
ts,.iu,sht Maze.

AT llaif-past eleven o'clock last night lire
broke out IN the double ohe=stoty,, frame cot
Ills property. vhe, was owned ~ Dents;
MCCARTHY au,i occupied BY Ben Gfast'f' a, a'it'
T,ank Doy, was Totally destroyed. This
property was Insured, but fg what amount \,
communicated 10 the house No. 1Gl. occupied
by ihoas, Ward, aud damagedi Il to the extent
OF 5000: The house NJ. t5II, occupied by Mrs. m
nuvla. was also slightly damaged Tie IRE
department I3afetek ahd snlvagn nofl,s ditl
their Respective duties aud snpn eatingulshetl
The tlatnpSi
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

Tse yy.rh ~ m tnesna,arr.

Inst eTe',ing al y quarter to oelpnk- IRE
s,,unsed to have lnen the work u OH nteti..
diafy. broke otit In the premises. Nos. 22s anI
2lp bayou ioad This property, which was
.r,q,parv store. was damaged very slightly.
Al examination Of tie premises disclosed the
fact that the aatfet had been. sspti,hAlea with
,4,al oil and then set on tlte. The lla'nea were
aslneulahnd nv the police anu some M clt1hlls 81
Without the net,nssity of Hn alarn ,Ihe flf-
uit,i,e was insured for s4nu, the stock IN The
grocery fp, 5000, and the building fot ssoo in
tl,e Union Insurance. Company
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SPECIAL hoTruEs.

Special Natlre@'ftse public IL hereby
nat,i ned not tn purchase or negotiate anv note
~ notes putpurtng to he signed or endorsed hy
me. Il narties hold any such note denotes they
are Notified hat they are fqrgetiase .......
fri7 1t y. j. IsJsENrHAL,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
FOR SALE.

E1OR SALE-I WILL SELL 100 ACRES or
Il fine timber land near West Pearl Eiver In st.
Tammany parish, La. fine cattle and shesp
range, good for farming purposes and of easy
tlcu1ars address MRS. E. D. WELSH Fort
Pike La iaI7
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

tfUtl-Thn OfIIt re enH fnetnHNFE hfe thUH1teU,
TTtH1ia Tt1f lleunday EYEqIda, d l.. a'eSSeE pre-
risay at. their Hell. No 81 Bishyille street. to
attend the ft1nnfal pf their daheasad Brother
FHSefK =. BONaH ~ aasd II years natve
-. A. l.. TtssO1', President,
THANH. LEEFE. eadretarys - o f7its.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
one upuarpa poliar FIRE.

All halfpast 4 o'clock last evening, q fire
broke out IN The pi,n-stirf brick building No
N l,,siajns street. occupied AS O rnton pick
ary l,v Octave Lacotll' The building was
slightly damaged Seventy five dullals' wn,th
III rutt,,r was also destroyed The building
is Insured for $500 The alarm was turnea
In irt,tn I,rs tl1
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
FI.EsII ANHIVAIs or

Oh HoRsEH, ALL HINbs; HEAVY NOR
xlV nuns. Saddle and Buggy Horses, Matsh
here tugt tter with fine assortment OF Bug
eies Barnnahes Phaei oas Iatns,safa. gi , caa be
seen on Mphdby, and, every dnY tn Thursday,
ion by Albeft Paul, at sFTA HtNG's TABbTs,
NO gti Htayiaf street Gall ahd examine the
stick Catalogues ready un Tuesday
fntT Sumo
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

Lady Ito little girl of four years." What
are you going to call your new doll" Little
girl iheaving a deep sigh. like some anxious
motherl--"I shall call it Rosa-if it lives.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
PERSONAL.

~ Kelly is no longer In my employ.
JAMES REGAIN
New Orleans Jan, /, 1878. fe1a tw
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

The Committee ~ Arrangements for the
ball to hs eivHt, l,v Gn. A. Continental Guards. ut
1T. Iatrdks Hail. Fshrnhfy AZ. would Inform
thei friends that no applications for ladiss' in
yitai ions will be entertained after WEDNIs-
DAY. February 20. 6 p4 N.
0HAE. A. THtEL.
felt IT lhhitmtyl Cpmrnttee.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

0tfiee st. Hsrttard E0al Company, 20
CnrunHelat street Consumers hre hereby no
tilted tllnt Until further tlrt1s, Goal will be fur
nslad to families at the following ratssi
s.. barnard Goal, ,l..s.4s5o cents perebnfrel.
Pttsburg Coal. ..>z 60
w. s. CAMPBELL, Agent. -
fea Mo Th n FIJI limo
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

w aIrsti fap tba no eshntrv ata ua' ft,sk ans
Washer and one Gardener. Has Oh hand
good hoIsskssrsr, anIf u
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
A small rtre.

The fn,pa STORY frpma house owned nnd Urtu-
t,jrl by NJ nratllnv, located at thh corner nf
Iena and Coliseum Streets, was dainagnd ny
tlrp to Tie extent nf 1850, Tile property was
inquired In the Tiretneh's Insulante Gotnnany
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

NotIre to Gtu,tar ssea,ersAAtl wholesale
anH retaii dealers hra requested TO meet at
Walkers Club Isoom. Crescent HILL. Sunday
February II. at II M sharp, fhr ths purpose Of
considering tbs advisnbiliiyn1f forming. n nH
tnal nroientjvs association. fs11 II
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

Natice-ThS FInanee Committee of the
MoAlister tHliaf fund thks pleasure IN inform
Ing tbs. naveing public tlat Capt ]. T Bt,r1gan
trint Ferry, will donate tp sad fund The total
receipts for ferraee received on newt WE'D
NEaDAY. the twentieth Instant Mr.. James
Mckee, OF said eJnmittee. viii be In charge as
collector. a
Ee11 il NJ AEAsGAL Chairman.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

Dr.. J. r. Walker, 1870 Delord street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
q. w. DUNBAR ~ SONS.

Aud for sale ny all tetatl gfoeers. fel1 %
GOuIE's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND
- Literary fnstitnte.-Bay ana evening ses
sons 4 ts II satae Z yea1 yaS a sf"1'ss ,s sgas
exercise; special ehre aivsu t1 hstfvs capacity.
1ispHsition. maiinfrs. health and m.utals non,
sacfarian 9staHtnts tea td rplege, literary and
debating society tu fhtnlty large we'll ven
tilated study rooms, hpd all neeeEs,Hy appara-
i,ls special tlassHs In Particular studies, Tor
buys. at from III to s5 per month.
fetG tY GEO. SUUIT. President.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
PHOTOGRAPHS.

w W. WHHNWFHTst "
WHO now occupies The magnificent building
situated on fhe rptiier 81 Bsdhauee Place alti
Uanal strbat Is pfepafe1 with all Tie latest ID
dijitas ty tak q the finest pintHfes In The South
This gallery Ia tnufe tastly fitted nri and mora
elegantly and eutnfottably arranged than any
Ait ktuHo In tbs world.
FIXTURES taken by Washburn ore durable, end
are biautifu " and artstieally finished.
Gupying aud anlargng old pictures q special
dv. Attention invitel to the ealebraed ebatne
photographs, Only FIRST alass wttk done at
W. W. WAsuEuRa.s GALLERY.
Corner Canal street aud Exchanges Place.
faII
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
clerk. ara sa les n. sn.
HELP wANTEn=RKmALEs. o

ambsrHaalss, Gaeks, Nurses, ste.
WANTED--A WHITE GtHL ABOUT SIN
w teen years old to do housawerk and nurse.
Address b. G. H.. Democrat Office ofs17s
NURSE WANTED TO TAKE CAHE or
Y child az vehrs old sarvss required during
day only: must have gon1 references. Apply ut
No. PrV'ahia street. fp17 ID
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-28

The apparatus used in Germany for not
ing the temperature of the earth is, it
appears, of peculiar construction, as COM
pared with that employed in other countries
1t consists principally of a rectangular tube
buried permanently in the earth, within
which five rectangular prisms of wood are
placed, one above the other, at different
depths in the ground, and which, by a
simple arrangement, can be easily and
quickly drawn up. Each of these tubes
contains a thermometer, and there is a
hole in the side of the main tube opposite
to the bulb of the thermomet where the
wood work is cut away and the opening
closed by q plate of thin sheet copper,
whose temperature may be presumed to be
the same as that of the adjacent ground.
The depths at which the thermometers
bulbs remain are four, eight, twelve, six
teen, and twenty feet; and, as showing the
efficiency and adaptation of this arrange
ment for the purpose, it is found, as the
result of several years observations, that
the time required for heat to penetrate tc
depth of one meter is, on the average,
twenty-one days.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-28

AT the Berks County, Pa, Aims
house, they occasionally serve q pot-pie
which would have done honor TO the old
baronial halls. Two hundred and fl ty
pounds OF veal, eighty pounds Of beef,
ten bushels of potatoes and over Il barre
Of -four form the base Of this muryelous
pot-ple, while great baskets of parsley
and other herbs are cast in for season.
ing When this monstrous pot begins to
boil, and the saVory odOr floats away in
pcrIumed clouds, the hungry tramp
snitfeth it from a(ar of, and be just
comes on a keeE jump with his nasal or
gan pointed straight toward that aims
house, and his ragged coat-tails stream
ing in the wind. Far and near the va
grants can be seen skipping over the
Pennsylvania hills like lambkine, each
one with eyes intently strained toward
that fragrant pillar Of cloud which lifts
itself as guide to the lean and hungry
Ah, ii is blessed to gain the affections o
a man through his stomach, and Berks
County shall live long IN the memories
of that host Of tramps, who have spen
one merry hour in the shadow OF hel
great pot-pio.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-28

The other day, as a farmers wife, az.
companied by son about ten years old,
was making some purchases at Gratiot
avenue store she asked the boy to cross to
grocery and get her some peppermint
lozenges.
Il can't remember the name, " he whined
"Oh, yes, you can, my son. want
peppermint lozanges. Just think of pepper
aud you won't forget"
The boy went forth, and when he re-
turned he laid before her such bulky
package that she cried OUT
"Why, l never saw SO much for ten cents
before !"
"Feller said I'd better have it ground, !"
replied the boy, but I thought you could
chaw it better this way"
"Chaw? Chaw ?" she replied, as she
tore open the paper. 'Why, you've
brought me pepper?"
Foty-nine out of fifty boys would have
done the same thing, Detroit Free Press.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-28

During the present year, as in the
past, the grave VIII close over thou
sands, simply because they neglect the
means which would restore them to
health. Meet the fell destroyer at the
threshold, and dispute his inVasiou
by tnat more than wonderful medicine .,
Or. Morris Syrup of Tar. Wild Cherr
and Horeh .und. There is no cough or
cold, case OF asthma, bronchitis, blood
splitting, weak lungs, Group or whooping
cough which will not yield more readily
to this great BOTANICAL remedy jhan
any other medicine. Ii you would avoid
disappointment, and be speedily cured,
ask your druggist for Dr.. Norris Syrup
OF Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehound.
Trial SIZE, 10c. Regular z9s, 50t and
81.
John Kaeshan, Sixth and Walnut SITS.
j. ID. Wells, Fourth street and Contra
avenue; Ii. +. Reum, Flltn and Broad
way.
Prof. Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup
is perfectly safe. Extremely palaLable
No physic required. Costs 23c. Try it,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-28

The time has at last arrived. Many
man has borne the fllIction OF undarned
lose and butlonless garments without
complaint for 10, these many moons, the
while he sadly contemplated the count
less tides aud lamp-mats and worsted
dogs which gradually accumulated in
his house and home. But now the gloom
is lifted from his cOuutcnance. and q
gleam Of JOY iliumines his features like
i calcium light, for the workers in
wOrsted have been worsted. "WOrsted
is pOisouI' he shouts in dendish delight,
"aud you'll die il you handle i" And
indeed this patient victim Of women and
worsted is quite right, for only the other
day lady in Bristol, Conn, came near
dying from inhaIing the poisonous mat
ter with which her worsted yarn had
been colored. Many of the brightest
colOrs used in this manner are based on
poisOns, and it would be advisable for
worsted-workers in the failure to eXer-
else great caution in the use of their