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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-14
CONTESTED ELECTIONS.
Moore VS.. Cage ana wales VS.. Wakefield.

Moore VS.. Cage and WALES VS.. Wakefield.
last night; a quorum present.
The consideration of the Moore-C Cage case
was considered in executive session.
The case of Wales VS.. Wakefield was taken
up, and Mr.. Barbot, the expert who canvassed
the returns for the State Board Of Canvassers
was called and questioned in regard to the
canvass of the votes of the parish Of st. Mar
tin He stated in substance that the returns
had been so tempered with that the Canvass
ing Board excluded the parish altogether.
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THE INSANE.

At the Council meeting 1.-THE official proceed
ings will be found elsewherel COMMITTEES was
appointed to confer with our Legislators on
the subject Of the insane In the City Asylum,
among whom sisty-sevnn are considered to be
hopeless eases. The COMMITTEES will ask for
some legislation to prevent the bringing OF
dnnented people to this city from the country
parishes and other States.
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The Furniture Men In Council.

Nsw YORK. Feb. 1s.-Delegates from five fur
niIure boards In thu United States met in son
vention yesterday F. N. Holmes, OF Boston,
presiding. ..
establishment of some universal system OF
credit for mutual protection. ,
Mr. Me,calfe,, of Boston. thought dealers
frank statement Of their financial affairs:
Great advantage. in his opinion. would rssu t
from creating a furnitl0e exchange throughout
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We call the attention OF dealers and others to
the advertisement Of Messrs. 81. 4 N. samory.
auctioneers. These gentlemen Will sell e To-Day to-day
street without reserve. a large and varied as
sortment OF boots and shoes for ladies. men.
youths and children.
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The Debate on the silver Bill.

NEW YORK Feb. 1s.-Ths Posts washington
snac,nl saws: Present indications favor con-
tinuanee Of the Senate debate on the silver bill
until next week. But little interest Is now
antside OF d few Senators who intend to speak.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-14

The Coonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa, by
its judicious reduction Of rates. vii maintain
its famous reputation as model nrst-ciass
house. alive to the demands OF the time.
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THE vy0MANs SHOW.
An urate wife Creates small Rlsturb-
asee.

NEW YoHH Feb Ia The su.ealled woman
show at Cilmete's Garden passed off last even
Ing In much auietet manner than ON the open
Ing night, Instead Of posting women on exhi-
bitluh In boxes Or Upon platforms, with nothing
to do but 70 sit stl and be stared at. they were
all ranged behind tables on the'south side Of
The hall, where they made pretanse Of selling
cheap valentines Or sheet music. Throngs Of
spectators inateaa Of being thrown upon their
own resources for amusement, were bsgniled
by long variety .rfograti,ne Of velueipede
riding. comic singing. dancing bell ringing
aud roller skatina.
About o'clock d nervous little woman entefed
the building uhaeeomeanipd and with the
earnest aIr Of one. conscious Of a mission,
man who happened, al the moment OF her en-
trance, 10 be telling one Of the beauties that he
WOULD certainly ypts fot hef fet every prize OF
and was the only wemsn.-eoae9 ap At that
tence lived Into the crowd The. earnest
woman q unick eyes had lighted upon him, huw-
By The collar. Hso thia ID Tie way YOU die kspt
late at the store We've oHy been .. married
lice put stop TO the disturbance.
The watna, q show Ia disgusting.
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The EnvIisi, Fleet.
Ton Horse

The first division of Admiral Hornby's Eng
fish fleet ordered to Constantinople consists
Of the following vessels.
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Decorated chamber sets. complete in all de-,
tail latest styles. at E. OHner d 20, IVA Canai
street.
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sH ssss MANS WORK.
More IsuslMess y uspenstnns.

1aopfpp, O.. Feb, ta.-The H5tna 1ronworks
usbended yesterday. ..,. Al
nesToN. Mass. Feb 49, The failure Of John
W, Urban. wooden manufacturer Of spencer
involves many leading Eastern business men
In spencer and Leicester. who had iDdorsed his
raper heavily. Uuhams liabilities are In the
init
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suspend eH.

CtHetHNA1t. Feb. lathe HTtna Iron Works.
of Trenton, Ohio. capital Al 900, 900. suspended
payment. Nominal assets largely In excess Of
ahiliLtPa.
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seman g show ia disgusting.
rMe Cation ANA s,l. Trade.

NHw YeRH, Feb ls,-Thete. was small panip
ia the Cotton Exchange this. morning, and
prices OF Yesterday. The decline was due to
European political uncertainties. lower Liver
perl markets and the increase Id receipts here
and abroad,
There was q large meeting Of dealers In raw
elk In the Chamber Of Commerce this evening.
The chairman stated that the object Of the
quitting duty Of 10 per cent on raw elk, and to
dHeuss the desifablity OF modifying tho pre-
sent six months term of credit, A committee
congressional committee soon. After some dis.
oussion a motion wac adopted to reduce the
present SIX months time Of uredifand q eemz
mittpa appointed to confer with manufacturers
and report at a future meeting what length Of
time ahuuld ha Hyed uton r..
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WoRcHsYR Feb tB-'The failure of William
upbam, extensive woolen manufaetufsr. of
Bppnpel, Ia announced. Assets ard liabiMies
not vel known but the failure Is understood TO
involve other large interests.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-14

Decorated dinner sets. the largest assortmeats
the Varieties Theatre.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-14

whaling mark Lost On the raciac Coast
BAN FaANoIsdo. Tee. 10; THE Whaling bark
Maadalen Day and waa totally leet The crew
yrs saved and brought here by the steamer
NeMhnrh.
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A Shining Example.

NFw YoaH. Feb. IA THE ,nodel failure comes
from Jersey City, All the denpsitofs IF the In
ternational Trust Company viii be paid lii full
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BIZ The The gentleman from New York said that
che presidency was sold oae
MI. Conser declined to be interrupted now. as
Nc, Hewitt objected to the gentleman putting
" Ms. S Con- said he had only taken the
words out of the gentlemans mouth: ne mad
said no Northern man had sold out the prss,
was made 10 him TO sell odt. and white the
House aud country were anxiously, waiting TO
pSa5 shs s'fes nas Is that the so, Of
answer to make to the charge that he sold out?
What the country wants , to nnoW Is what prop
Mr., Hewitt again rose,
Mr.. Hewitt said the gentleman did not want
Mr.. Conser replied he and the whole country
wanted an answer, and the country wouln hot
be satisfied with the mere announcement oil
Mr. Farley, of ohio. abiding 70 the trials IN
rascal nss Madison Wells, had been imprisoned,
while his confederate. Anderson, had been con.
yicted; yet there had been found members OF
Congress and Cabinet officers sending tale-
grams of coincidence to the convicted eriml-
malls. and, at this very time, II reports We're
true. the President and Cabinet were soiemniy
discussing the question of sending an army 20
Louisiana tDerisive laughter on the Repueli-
can side.l
Mr. Hanna. of Indiana obtained the floor and
proceeded TO discuss the bill.
Mr.. Frye, of Maine, humorously made the
point of order that the gentleman was NOS DIS
GUESSING the question before the House.
Mr.. Hanna said the country did not care ear two 70
cents for Tiiden and Hendricks; but dia care
for this bill, and he proposed TO discuss II
Mr.. Foster, of Ohio, said If there was any
bargain for the presidency be never knew o. IL
Az ths seant pTosrfssiea n ae III sc'u.
lion. When tlllibustering commenced he Sc
came more solleitouS- but he 10 not Know ihea
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09

that she couldn't have such q wicked girl
play with hr dear little Lizzie. gShe put
down her work, laid hold Of NY hand,
drew me toward her, put her arm around
me, and said pityingIy, my poor little
child != &c. say1'gA go aIass .gs @
| i,ad nos @sIssd tear all that day but
my head telt as if it would split. and my
throat ached. Those werds opened the
food gate ofsmy poor little beatt. /
leaned my head on her bosom, and burst
into tears. Sarah, dear, she said. a. she
tenderIy held me close 70 her; ssTell me all
about it V"g TgI M III
II did tell her, and my heart grew lighter
and lighter when / had finished she said, !,
- am sure 4 need not say o word to add to
yoursorrow; you have suffered enough to-
day, and l don't think you will ever 10
tempted to bedishonest again. Take some
Of th hese pieces Of the calico, ond put them
in your patch work, and whenever you see
them, remember this day. sn...a, ....,
My children sleep under the quilt now
and It Is an i'm falling monitor. e2hl' . u.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09
70 THOSs = We NTlNG CLoTHEs.


70 THOSE WANTiNG CLOTHES.
Quinn and Adam both learned the same
trade; but G linn could beat Adam at tai,
loring, and give him odds every time. Il
any one doubts this, call upon him. We
mean WM.H, QUINN,
TIE MERCHANT TAILOR;
~E,1 No. 1.22 Market street.
You will there fnd choice and well
selected stock of all kinds of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Which by he-artistic employees Of Quinn
the Tailor, will be fashioned into garments
sure to improve the appearance, and pro-
mote the comfortof the wearer.
Prices to suit the enforced economy Of
he times, ia the the rule with
''@.. VIM. Fl. QUINN,
..F MERCHANT TAILOR.
No. 122 Ma rket Street.
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from the Earliest Ages

.4 . 10.
5CkoFULA mas been the Dane, and Is IL
we're, the curse of mankind Moses, in the
18th chapter of Levitlcus, lays down 1ery
explicit rules on this disease. So terrible
and loathsome had II been considered then
that person known to be infected with 1t
would not be allowed mlx with -soclety
The Jews regarded II as divine inf1iction
and believed there was no cure for 1t, IT
was then the sins ofa youth or diviatlol
from the paths OF virtue were punished as
long as life lasted, Happily In our! day,
the Silence of medicine has been developed
the great storehouse of MAJ ure furnishes q
remedy the disease Is stripped of It's ter
ror by the use OF the SA AMARITANsSR ROOT
AND HERB JUICES, and the victiM 6l
3crofala, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples, Blotches,
litter, ETC., can be restored to sound health
In few weeks. That there are thousands
now whose conditions are 40 bad as those
OF the dark ages we are wehaware. Many
now fail to find q cure as well as they did
then. To all such the eHamaritan'slRoot
and Herb Juices will prove happy, bQon,
eradtcating all impurities from IT, blood,
and making the complexion bright and
healthy. A few bottles will remove ptnl-
pies OF blotohes, thereby doing aWaZ with
cosmetics and powpers, ROOT AND HERB
JUICES 1.9C per bottle: Sent by express
to any address:
.tanE6AOND 6eC0s
N n>~~sAr.aA un,s1~A>av,hS~ u
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PEABODino!H !HOTEI .

The large and elegant Hotel has gpsen rs-
Gently lifted in the most exQ utsite style ~
the the celebrated Professor Paine. The
Professor exercises personal supervise n
over every 'articIet Of food winch comes
into the steward's department before il ~
siven out to the COOKS, MILK ana other al
t1cles OF diet are regu AIRY inspected hence
Notwithstanding & the large number ofgnesta
not single c:se OF dlsea has occurred,
and The invalid feeovers with remarkable
facility. The Professor has thus converted
q rirst-class Hotel into q sanctuary o.
health instead OF q pest-house OF disease.
as is ffe4uently the case with Hotels. he
has The most experienced Managers, al
tentive Walters and seieG tif1c Cooks, wfo
cater to. the comfort, health and happiness
Of the guests, inscead 81 lhe passions anu
norbiu appetites, J he charges are in keep,
ing with tle times, beiAs 81 per day 1oI Il
room and three meals Rooms withou,
board, from 90 cents to 81. Weekly boaI,I.
from s. to $l2 Board without rooms, 90 I'd
per week. Se' en- u. tickets Tor 82.
Open day and ilght- The cars runn&a.
past the doOre Dn yey easSengers to or II. M
Anysof the der f-"-.nr 't'- "r@' nt the rltaai &
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09
THE GREAT EASTERN.

y It 10 stated that the steamship Great
Eastern has beeu purchased bya company
who intend to use her a. a cattle boat be-
tween Texas and London. She is now be-
ing fitted out at Milford Haven, and is 20
have new engines and boilers, manufactur-
oil BY the Clyde Iron Works, ut a cost of
$50 O09. Refrigerators Will he built in her
for the purpose Of carrying fresh beef. It
is estimated that she will cary 1900 head
OF cattle and $500 head of Sheep +Jsf
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09

siAg. FIT RS haksEAASk k6hU.
~ MATIC REM Epl.-- is ttatsr paSpcr ip.
IoE of one NJ 1Phtladelpnia's'oidest pnYsi-
nians aud is guar an terr to cure rheums4
tisni. neuralgia, sciatica pain, lBackaone
Ec. or money refunded, by In yigorattng
the nerves, purifying the blood, and nsu-
tralizing poisonous deposits in the system,
cine, Suffering and money saved by useing
it in ttme.s Remember that DIR, F1tIer "a
the only physician In Amuripa devOting
10 years to this one line uf practice. Cure
warranted" Advice gratis. 4s Soufh Foryt.
street.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09
PEN AND SCISSORS.

n u tiH y S1,tl5
Now looks the OK from out his stall ,,,
~ The farmer man to see, 10 10 au, E.
Az quick he spreads upon the floor
~ The grain so temptingly. .1 aa
Then sings around the ancient barn
1r The lively autumn gale, ,s
And while the farmer taps his fail
The bovine aops his. tail. "
Edison chews and smokes. '.i ssa1a
h GyratiDg his thumb to his nose in Ro-
chester court cost j. Smith $50 y.@ ~
la an Indiana State prisoner of two years.
Standing has never told his name.
The Sun says that 10 New York there
are 20, ,532 men and women who can nei.
ther read nor write.
A the Berlin treaty ia a failure, Bsa.
cons6eld ought to be gallan, enengh to re.
turn that garter to Queen Victoria.
. A georgia negro, whose father had rs'
fused him the lone of mule to attend
funeral, organized funeral at home by
killing the old man. n-fT
'Chapge cars for the Garden Of Eden r.
Gan aboard for Babylon" This train
stops twenty minutes for dinner at Nine
rvahw These will he familiar cries on the
coppetion cf the Euphrates River Valley
Railroad. 92IGL s &Jin3qC 90
Governor Bishop, of Ohio, has pardonsd
James L. McCov, alias Richard Roe, a
notorious bank burglar, who was serving
out a sentence of ten years. Roe was of
good family and was recently left a large
estate BY the death of his father,
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09
W.B. DRAKE. Chemist.
LAUGH AND GROW FAT.~

ancient bib Of advice is we'll enough
paren people. but how how abont 2 y those
m? Sits and I'll tell yea--After
expert ments, re2tendtng through
hs OF tient investi ga tion and toll
Plebrated An5alyuoaI chemist, ]. O.
haspt rfect ed and given to ths world
Eat, Thus far Ia ,severa! hun ndred
khs sreat remedy has never tai led to
a! !corpuients perso il. from three to
nnds per week. 1t 10 perfectlylharm-
nd positively efficient. sold bY5drug7
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09
MAILS CLOSE.

h Mail on Wilmington and
|Erthern II. r. to t,oauing and
bintso the Bait more Cent? -
r. south Of chadd's Ford;.y 6.W A. M.
fouats Mail tu usf1altlmore and
Fsshlnltop, snd al r0lnts ;, :.
h asis Man rs IS Eaitin ,iit III, iF sis, :"
kouxh and Wy Aa,. 10
ps..,-s.s.;s -. W.,
Eugh Mali 10 n. Y. ai1d up-ier l. ..
ri d Is Norih and East, sW
finsu,ar Way. NAL On J2ia-
|hre r X, to Cristis'd, Md...... $40
y Mail on Delaware, Western ,oo d.
obsb M Ii Mali to, to 'Pfh.ii,,sls.iitRia .i,.iRii wv
La Sew. York, and all points
bst aud West, ,...:".r........ ,.,..y 'Alo' f,m'
suueh Masl TO Baltimore AID
\. shl, gtoa aud all points
kutn and Southwest .....r..., 1919,
+ough Mail Q Philadeiphla
Id sew YORK, and oil points
'' ' castle, Middietown,
bWnsend, Delaware City, st :,
eorges. and wyoming Del 80 500 "
bugr Muit 10 phllade. rhia s. 49,.
Id New York, and al poiata .ss
BIRTH. East ana esto.o...,,",: 70 ~
Eugb nsil TO Eabimcte aaG ...#
fashingt,n and al points
|uth ana %outhwest.-.."... w
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his ARRIVE AND READY FOR
I'LL DE ElIVERY. --..

\ Mail from Whining on and n'
erthern Il. II. from Readiug
Ia points Nor, b, ............... 6.45, A. M.
! YORK Phl8del phis, Bali-
bre, ashiDgten, and all g-1
&rta OF 4he country except
Riawara AID Eastern shore
ia ties in Md..~..n............... 6.a3, h.
Hnsu a. Mail Nor.h Of Wy
hing Delaware. ...-.,..., 80. 95o,
ledelphia and new York, n4 @.
a sli points " rtb, East and !,
Ees' .........s ....'y
Mai frQm lin ladenhia. "a $50,
inore Way Mil. Western. 4.
Eimore, s; e,'ii;;;i Wiia;;sihington aud ali ''
q 10 south and soni hwest.,. Loo, p. M
tu'eipbia 4Abd New YorK and AA+ ia 81,
points i.or il. last and
eSt, ...- ......!........ ...'...'' l,VOs
vail On 'eiaTa'e e Western
DR. ,.,s!.ss -, - ...... .....!.... ......... $50,
Meil from Crisfeid, Md,
r.. r., m...... ......,..,..s.. 500,
II more a Wss.;lAgtON and all
Is south ..:...-,.:,.... '',"...; 6ih
s4elphia, New York, md
ats North, Has und VI est. . Is,
he Letter CarrIe lswijl make their de-
ie- a. iollew> $50 aud ,0.l5 q. M,
ID and 40 p. N.
kca! Lett II foI Carriers delivery shoul q
&rpOsited il4 .I.LsL, ii thee lC minutes Ee.
&the honl etiy6ry,
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09
FAT PEOPJ.E's mIsFORTUNEs.

FAT PEOFJsES M1SFUHHUNEo'
Some of the savage tribes enter their
dwellings through a hole in the roof and
When q person becomes SO fat that he can
not get in. he ia regarded as an outlaw.
Had this system been adopted in the
United states. the outlaws" could not
have made a more active demand for AL
lan's Anti Fat Than now exists. Hundi eds
who had lived IN constant fear OF sudden
dealh have, by it's use, been reduced to 8
com fortabe living weight. Ihe .Anti-Fat
ls purely vegetable and pszbetAy harm
iess. .old by all drug lists 49,,
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09
Pti-Fat Chemlea,ly ExamIned.

Pti-Fat Chemically Examined.
analyticai chemist W, B DRAKE, of
[lO, N. X, recently analyzed Allan's
Fat, and gave the following: r..
% CERTIFICATE. E.. o... Il. O.!
ave subjected Allan 3 Anti-Fat tc
tical analys sis, examined the process
ply vegetable, and cannot but, act
ebly upon the system, and it Ia we'll
lated to attain the obj oct Of which 1t
eded. !g 1Yrr i.,,g'.. g.E II.
! by druggists. ~ a0 rsF r..
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09

Together with q special Certt nc ate
sf Merit to Jacob GrrN Q, uperietend-
emit OF the stief Factory, tor his extra,
ordinary skilt disptayed in every part OF
their construction. the whole form ng q
Grand Award, higher by far than
that of any Other American Exhabi
ana demobs bstra,ing beyon doubt the i'm
mense superiority of the stief instru
ments. III -.
rne 'stittt7' combines every quality ne.
cessa!y for perfection in aPianl It's rich,
grand, n elbow aud powerful toneDas BeVe
been excel ed by aDy other INSTRUMENT
Especially IN the treble does the ",stieff'
Piano snow Its superiority overall others,
oy The bell ike ciearness, sweetness snc
singing gu 'liJy of tone, which lend to it an
inestimable charm. Fer quicknsss OF re-
spOnse to the finger and eVenness Of touch
throughout the entire scale, faultless ae-
ion, unsurpassed durability and artistic
finish, this Piano has justly earned world
wide reputation. .@... .at
SECONn HAND PIANOS OF all max es
constantly in ock at from SIS to $500.
Sole agent for tire Southern States Of the
Peloubot, Peiton 4 Co., and other makes
of ORGANS. ~ sg ..s.gHN ~
Catalogues of Pianos nr Organs sent OIL
application. Address,
CHAS. M. STIEF'F,
sl...1 8 N. Liberty Street,
.1.:... sl..,... as BALTIMORE. MD
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09
Dr. CHARLfs f. MARaHALL. i
-. .-' ~, Nc. as Niegar d street,
= '--~ ~ -1NI II HWEaL-. RHRRvTh N "
re- , "a he, o. o.
aa the Trush Ov ertaife . Lie.

{en tm0 EFwam y AAt.
Festigstion discloses the fact that the
reported tnthe Associated Press dis
nes. ahout Aug Wth, t, have died IN
Ego after two weeks use OF some re-
rtinedv for corpulency,, had : not
b AllaAs Anti-Fat, but had used q
ration putnp byla reg ular physician
Ryerne, Pa p Ailan's Anti Fat 10 man.
.feu In Buffalo. ". u, by the un0er-
FL We have &Irea ~ sold over l00,-
potlles of IL IL has therefore been
by thou Z, is, and we challenge
lat 1t has eve: harmed any body,
y the red. Ciun obe sc persons frc m
70 pounds i'av,ng them healthy and
% is7e9psL ii a misfortune. Fur
ho-e, VIZ n 4; eby tnfier Is, 90 reward for
bncesshG ewing sGst 1t contains potson-
y Injurious if-gtsdients. WealsO offer
II we canine. pioye that 1t has reduced
per ofpsrsons ss stated herein. and
rs wi heut jury. L. 10 said lie will
kvsl he truth any. time. but We trust
those NJ wspapsrs that have misled
Rub .ie by saying that physicians at.
led the iad5 = death to the use OF
tat (Which Is only put up by us. the
"ARli-Fat'. being our trade. mark.
porrect the false impression they hS We
Dyed, by publishing This refutation'
I'D" BOTANIC MEDICINE Co.
E.lt y]g Buffalo, N. Z.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09
wAYDowN BEBEEs FALL song.

wAYDOWNi BEBEES FALL SONG
Zee de leaves a-fallen' down, s'p H..
Hear d. breezes BLOWN, ,,Ta '''
See dee skies a~lookin' like
De clouds would soon DO snowin'.lo
CHOIR US Wake up, cullnd folks,
5.gI.s Hustle in dat wood; =
Git in your meat and taters,
34' For summers gone for good
See de frost on top de grass
An L'ar pc chin cryin; aa
De ivy, green has got a chill ". si'',-. ". 4.
An base bal am a>dyirY' ej XIII
CHo--Wakr up in the mawnin' ~
Make dem black heels fly
sumrner's gone an winter cold
Won't pass de darkey by! c
De 'possum wanders all alone, '.=a
De woodchuck sadly calls; A.. :,
De hictery nut it can't mold on
An TO de groun' it falls. "
CHo-Lift up'dem feet, brudder-
Make de cabin tight 7".'- s-'ss'
De winter will be long an cold,
A.lE 'Kase summer was 30 bright / ~
- Detroit Frde Press. : r
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09
Post OsSsce HOwrs.

bftce open from 6.i5 A. NJ. to $50 P.
r,vate Boxes accessible until 10 r. M.
open Iro b to 0 4. M, and
|vate foxes accessible from to 3 Z. M.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09
PIANOS, ORGANS, &C.
VICTORIOUS TRIUMPHANT!

. ATIHE E4aa - AT THE 8l.
Centennial Exposition Exposition Univsrsslls
PHILA. 1879. PARIS 1878.
The "stiefe' unrival1ed Grand Upright
and sQ uare Pianos, the recipients of more
than sixty first premiums and Gold and
Silvet Medals, including the Medal Of Mer-
1t and 81, Iona of Henor at the Centen-
nlal Exposition in 1875, have achieved al
the EXPOS ton Universelle, Paris, 1878,
over all American and many Soreign COM
petitOrs, their 'm,, .l
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09
IMPORTED g.
PARIS & BERLIN
Z CL0AKS. ".... ...e 70. p

Of the most stylish and tasteful de-
signs, embracing the handsomest
products of the European markets.
More than usual effort has been made
to make this opening a success, it
will include in addition, a beautiful
line Of Domestic Cloaks. We have
decided to make our store the popu-
lar resort for all who wish to look at
the newest and best goods at the
lowest possible prices. q - q as.