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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-27
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
ISt. Landry Democrat

tSt. Landry Democrat
Decisions rendered since our last weeks re
port:
BY CHIEF JUSTICE MANNING.
Frank Gonzales VS.. John T. Lindsey. ia.
ollector.-Judgment reversed and case re
manded.
Widow Jacques T. BRAND VS.. Desire Heber
ct als.-Judgment affirmed.
Jules Messy VS.. M. T. Gordy, sheriff, g
aIs.-Judgment reversed.
BY ASSOCIATE JUSTICE MARI.
Succession of Carmelite Blanchet; opposi
Ton OF Nalcour Veazey.-Judgment amended
BY ASSOCIATE JUSTICE DE BLANC.
Succession of David Wells.-Judgment af
firmed.
BY ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SPENCER.
John N. Ogden VS.. Stephen w. Osborn
judgment reversed and case remanded
b. d. Wood Il Bros. VS.. Chas. J. Pickett eli
als.--Judgment affirmed.
Duncan Oily, tutor, VS.. H. Eastin. sheriff
ct als.-Judgment amended.
BY CHIEF JUSTICE MANNING.
Parish OF st. Martin Elk rel. Monroe Baker,
: road overseer, VS.. Pelletier Delahoussaye.-
judgment reversed.
Estate of Jacob Anselm. Opposition OF d
creditor.-Judgmen reversed.
succession OF Maria Bowman. Opposition
OF Mrs, Il. Hermeschel ct als.-Judgment af-
firmed.
BY ASSOCIATE JUSTICE MARI
Alfred Moss VS.. James Mum d Co-Judp-
ment affirmed
The State ex rel. W. B. Merchant. district
attorney, vs.. Taylor Daspit ct aIs.-Judg-
ment amended.
Jacob c. VanWinkie VS.. o. Fl. Violet ct al
judgment affirmed
By ASSOCIATE JUSTICE DE BLANC
State VS.. Julien Guidry ct als-Judpment
reversed and case remanded
Police Jury Of Iberia vs. r. H. Chiapella.-
Judgment reversed.
BY ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SPENCER.
The State ex rel. w. f. Schwing, district
attorney pro temp0re, ct ais. vs. Theodore
Fontelleu ct als.-Judgment reversed and
A. Tertrou vs.. G. c. Durand ct als.-Judg-
ment amended.
Estate OF Charles Durand, Jr. Opposition
OF A. Acknowledgment reversed and case
remanded.
A. A. Guilbeau, tutor, ct ais, VS.. T. Thibo-
deau ct misunderstanding granted, and former
decree amended on the rehearing.
Charles d. Gallery and Warwick E. Mont !
gomery, on due examination by the commit |
tee and conrt, were admitted and sworn as
attorneys at law.
Court adjourned sine die last Monday. The
above report, with that we gave last week. |
constitutes report of all decisions rendered
at the late June term.
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SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.

Lee johnson, George Edwards alias Allen.
and Frank Mitchell, alias Morrison, charged
years each at hard labor In the State Peni-
Tertiary.
O. Penwell, charged with assault and bat
terry, was sentenced to thirty days in the
Parish Prison.
Emma Smith and Mary Josephine. CHARGED
with grand larceny, were refused new trial
A motion for arrest Of Judgment In the case
OF Thomas Pickett, charged with murder, was
fixed for Saturday
come up for trial on July H.
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT.

Yesterday there was case before Judge
Iissot that attracted considerable attention,
one Mrs. Weber, O well known tailor here.
and her adult son. The petition alleges that
her mind is not In proper condition to
manage her large property in the true inter-
est Of the minor, children she has by both her
pointment OF a curator
The opinion of experts and much evidence
was introduced to show that she is in nowise
insane. On the other hand there was some
evidence to show that she is somewhat mo-
nomaniacal on the subject Of her property.
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BARNES HOTEL,
MISSISSIPPI CIT

|
TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE LEASED Fop
"a, "A term OF years this celebrated Watering
Place, noted for it's healthfulneaa heanfiS19
scenery FINE SEA BATHING and FISHIN3
semi distant from New Orleans and Mobile On
the New Orleans and Mobile Railroad. a ride
and accessible by direct railroad and teie..
graDnlc communication to all parts of the
county, ana with accommodations unequalAd
~ ANY HOTEL ON THE GULF COAgTI
we nave completely Eefltted the house, and
intend to make BARNES HOTEL the most
comfortable and desirable house In the South
both for SUMMER and WINTER RESORT s'4-'
.InVauds Will ind every delieacy, comfort and
auentlon, while the yotaries of pleasure viii Ia
Itqq I with both BRASS and STRING
GALLERIES, ARCHERY, CR00UET' AMI isSi5
ALL OTHER GAMES Droductive Of haaifb
and amusement. A@A
The Bar will be furnished with Wines and
Liquors, PURE and of the best to be DUR
We appeal, by right Of our past reputation ma
liberal Hotel managers, to the Renerous sT,T.
port OF our people, for whose benefit we mako
as below, our rates as low as consistent WITH
keeping FlRST-OLASS HOUSE.
Guests will be received at any time from 5ata
June. va "-0 AAAS1 VI
TERMS:
BOarQ, per day. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n Ea
Board, per week. Observation-Disclosures. Is m
Board per week. per month.............. Il 90
N. B:-FREE OF CaARGE.-Exours,onia
and other parties will find at Barnes Hotel
magnificent Picnic and Encampment Grounds
Of nfteen acres, shaded with live oaks. with
privilege OF Bathing and Fishing. and are
cordially invited to Rartake thereof.
CHA9. Z. SMEDES. Agent
JOHN E. ROWLAND.
N.Y. I'm Prourfefora
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HEWITT AND WATTERSON,

Mr.. Hewitt Answers Mr. Watters0n's Crit.
fcisms-WhaG He Pat In the Address
That the Democratic Party Would Not
Issue.
Mr.. Hewitt replied in the New York San, ot
June ~, to the facts stated by Mr Watterson
Sin an interview with a San rep0rter. June 90
In this reply he intimates that there was i'm
propriety In publishing Mr.. Watterson's
statements, and then says: Ever since re-
used to listen to his insane and ridiculous
put Mr.. Tilden into the White House he
las never ceased to misrepresent nv declara-
ions, purposes and action with a inaIignitv
which he scarcely seeks to disguise. Hitherto
have been silent, because his Statements
ave been tao vague to require denial. Now.
oweyer, be begins TO descend to particulars
Mr. Hewitt declares he never suppressed a
legram from Gov. Tilden in regard to the
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FIRST DISTRICT COURT,
GOING UP THE RIVER.

WVkINV UI THE hIVEtr
For the larceny of two pairs of shoes Willie
Buris was tried, convicted and sentenced to
Two years at hard labor in the Penitentiary.
Eighteen months at hard labor is the sem
tence against Geo. Williams, for the larceny
Of $40 from Mike Mitchell, when both were
prisoners in the Third Precinct Station.
Ohas. Williams and Chas Nolan, for the
larceny of some chickens from DR.. Il. Drew
fus were condemned to serve two years
at hard labor ''
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TIE COURTS.
UNHvED sTA7Es CrRCUrr CoURT.

Inc Germania National Bank has brought
suit against e. Lawrence for the s1,yn ~
S256 %, Messrs. Wallace Il Co. being indorsers
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

In the case of johnson vs. Johnson Jndpa
Houston rendered a Judgment In favor of
plaintiff, and the unconventional demand of
defendant was dismissed
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HOUSES WAN FED.

WANTED-A 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 ]. D., this
once: ie26 IF
WANTED-TO RENT-A HOUSE WITH
w five rooms, in the Fourth District Rent
must not be over s15 per month. Address G.. w.
B., Democrat office, mv94 n
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BANK NOTICES.
STATE NATIONAL BANK,

New ORLEANS, June II, 1873
Notice is hereby given that the Capital Stock
OF this Bank was reduced, by a vote of the
shareholders, on the twenty second of NAV.
1873, from EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS to FOUR HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
and that the said reduction has been approved
by the Comptroller of the Currency.
All outstanding stock certificates are hereby
called in and new certificates will be issued in
their stead In the proportion of one share of
the reduced stock in lieu Of two shares of the
old stock. All dividends from profits as well as
those resulting from the reduction of the Capi-
tai Stock will be computed upon the new or re-
duced stock only.
je121m CHAs. L. G. DUPUY, Cashier.
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LOST.

NOTE LOST-S2S REWARD. LOST. MIS-
- laid or stolen, certain promissory note
drawn by VOORHEES,. Audler & Co. dated Boston,
March 3d. 1872, payable four months after date
the sum of $3.50 r. for value received. Payment
2t said note has been stopped in the hands of
the drawers, and the public is notified not to
S25 will be given for the return of said note to
.. NUMA J. SAMORY. Agent
my26 % Je10 26T As and AZ Decatur street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

state National Bank, Fiscal Agent, state
OF louisiana. New Orleans, June &C. 1s78-Notice
the Consolidated Bonds of the State Of Louisiana
VIII vii De cashed on and after MONDAY. July /,
Bank fNew York, n. B. A., in New York.
SAM'L Fl. KENNEDY. President.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

WANTED-A PARTNER. ACTIVE OR IN
W commendum, with ten or fifteen thousand
dollars, in an old aud we'll established cash
business. Address Box 1895. Postoff1ce. je28 ST.
ST 30 FOR PIANO TUNING--BEsT WORK
Pianist. ir1S ~ 90
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NOTED FOR ITS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
QUALITY

TTNHE HOTEL HAS BEEN ENTIRELY RENO
- yated, large number of new cottages added
70 the former hotel buildings, and entirely re-
furnished IL elegant style. new railroad and
cars nave been built, connecting the hotel Witn
tional bath houses built. The roads have beeTa
thoroughly repaired, Good facilities for Ash
Ing, bathing and game. 80 '4''1A7
\, For further particulars apply to C. sTROBET.
NO. ~ South Peters street, near Poydras.
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HELP WANTED-FRMALEs.
GOvernesses, Companions. etc.

GOVeFnsssess COMPANIONS, etc.
WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL AS COMpAN-
w ion, and to make herself generally useful
In all the details Of light housekeeping. Must
find good home. Best Of references required
as to character. etc. Address, stating where
parties can be seen, Mrs. L. NJ. B., Dem ocrat
ONCE jo27 1t*
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JERSEY ARD ALDERNEY

JERSEY ARD ALDERNEY
MILK MILK MILK
Pure and fresh. from the country. to be had
Corner CarOndeIet and Common streets
and Branch. No. SD Canal Street,'neaa
the Custom House, North Side.
The only places In the CITY where this ceIe
brated milk can be procured,
,, Pure. rich and sweet Jersey and AIderney
MilK ana ;BCSsermilk at cents per glass; re.
the famous ,Arcola Dairy Farm. Said stock is
from the well known Fowler's importations O;
Jersey and Attorney cattle.
Also kept Oh hand, Mead. Soda. Yichy. Min
eral Waters, Hone-ma0a Pies and Pastry.
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WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK
w German preferred. Apply at No. 597 ST.
Charles street. iv97 IN
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ENOks. Etc.

WANTED-A STEADY, ACTIVE, RFCU-
lar cook for the seashore. One accustomed
to be engaged in private families preferred,
Gail between the hours Of 70 and o. m. at 191
Canal street, next door to the Varieties Theatre,
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SUNDRIES! SUNDRIEs 4!

I 5LD OOUNAU-l5 packages UastiIIon. 1915.
PORT-30 packages T. Durand.
OLD GlN-20 packages su perior Holland.
ABSYN,THE-10O cases t. Parnod.
hlRSCH-30 cases E. Pernod.
WHITE WINE-20 half casks Sauterne.
HOLLAND GIN-50 demijohns, gallons
each, superior.
For sale by
ie26 st o. Peers street
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the Consolidated Bonds of the State Of LonisiaD
will be cashsd on and after MONDAY. July
Bank ofNew York. y 3; A., in Naw York. -
ie27 Nv -N'1-'- ~ -1D - = A'''''en''
Association Army of Tennessee
SPECIAL meeting of this Association will be helC
on FRIDAY. the twenty-eighth instant, I D. m.
wiltmeet on TUESDAY EVENING at No. Isl
G CaMd street Full and prompt attendance is
By order Executive Committee.
| le25 President and ex-of1cio chairman.
Workingmen's Bank, New Orleans,
reetors held this day GAM No sSaE9 Of R
unanimously appointed President in place of
'ie eS9 Il Aaignan Esq nE ressBtgne slcns c
New Orleans National Bank, New Or
leans. June p. 1s78-At a meeting Of the board
Of directors held this day dividend Of FOUR
FEB GENT was declared, payable on and after
Monday July 1. 1878, to all stockholders who
1874. VIM. PALFREY Gasbier .
ie22 I'm
ONCE of New Orleans City Railroad
company. No, 124 Canal street, New Orleans.
June %, I879-At meeting of the Board OF Di-
of THREE DOLLARS per share was declared
payable to the stockholders on or after MON
pay. July 8. 1878. All transfers Of stock for TN
dend. ''0 49, ''0' No ga 0A'A-
je22tiy8 CO LEWIS. Secretary
New Orleans WaterWOrks COMPANY.
gsn hat the A GSNg ftrsaNGS F i Rhs5fP
DIhEOTORS Of the New Orleans Waterworks
company will be held at this office on MON
O'Clock a. m. and o. M
ALEX. BONNEVAL, Secretary.
New Orleans, June IS, 1878. ia19 ii
Office Of New Orleans City FSaiIrOaG d
company. No: 1874 Canal street, New Orleans.
June s. 1s7S-Certiicate No 857s In favor of Mis-;
Adele Jackson. for twenty-five shares Of the
capital STOCK OF this company. bearing date
notice is. hereby given that unless the same be-
produced at this Office within Thirdly days from
late hereof new certificate will issue in lieu
1nl and void.
je6 Inn CO LEWIS. Secretary. !
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NOtice-New Orleans, June "a, ls7s-A
meeting of the Conference Committees OF the
third ward clubs which have Endorsed the Hon.
John Fitzpatrick for president Of the Central
glub will pc held at Turner's Hall, THIS EVEN
ING at o'clock sharp. Business Of Importance
BY order of J. ID. HOUSTON, President of Con-
ference Committee
Je271t T. RYAN. SECRETARY.
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so cents per pack, Printed.

so cents per pack, Printed.
VISITING CARDs-The finest super G. Bris.
toll white and all the fashionable tints.
GOLD EDGE VISITING CARDS.
SILVER EDGE VISITING CARDS.
RED EDGE VISITING CARDS.
BLUE EDGE VISITING CARDS.
BEVEL EDGE VISITING CARDS.
With square or round corners,
GOLD DUST VISITING CARDS,
SNOWFLAKE VISITING CARDS.
Eight different tints,>
DAMAsK VISITING CARDS,
REP VISITING CARDS.
ARABEsQUE VISITING CARDS.
MORNING GLORY VISITING CARDS.
PHANTOM VISITING CARDS.
ORIENTAL VISITING CARDS.
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Tenth ward Central DemOCra tic Con-
seryatiye Club. attention attention!-The voters
OF the Tenth Ward are requested to attend q
meeting to be held on THURSD " EVENING,
June. 81. at o'clock at the Magazine Market to
tak e into consideration the report of the Board
of Canvassers.
By order of D. o'LEARY. President.
je26 2t* T. J, BATH Secretary
At Meeting of the Tniru warn ascIm-
ocratic and Conservative Club, held at Claiborne
market on Saturday evening, June /, at $3.50
O'Clock, the following named gentlemen were
appointed Judge and Commissioners of Regis
tration and Election:
Judge-L. Dillon.
Commissioners-P. Hacket, ]. J. Dugsn. T.
Flynn. %
The registration office of this ward will be
days:
June 4 and 5-Corner Howard and Perdido
streets.
June 6, and 8-Corner Camp and Girod
June TO- II and 12-Corner Poydras and b.
rome streets.
june 10, 14and15-Corner Poydras and Bolivar
streets.
June u, 10. 10 and 2o-Corner Palmyra and
Prieur streets.
MARTIN FINNERTY, President
TERENCE REILLY. secretary. je2 t28
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ARMY Of Tennessee-l

W0rkingmen's Bank, New Orleans
June 81, 1878-,At a meeting of the Board of Di
reetors. held this day. J. B. CAMORS, ESQ, wa
unanimously appointed President, in place 0
Victor Maignan, Esq, resigned
Je23 vt EDGAR HINCKS Cashier
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GRAND ISLE HOTEL
SITUATED ON THE GULF OF MEXICO.

THE MOST DELIGHTFUL SURF BATHING
In THE SOUTH.
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Our Office being all NEW. bought with especial
reference to the wants of this city. we are en-.
abled to turn out SUPERIOR WORK In a most
expeditions manner.
Estimates furnished on all classes of work
when required.
Call and see samples and get our figures be.
fore ordering your work.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-16

BY" a SUPPLEMENT rW be giren IN ercry
number for 1915, romiaining a Juii.si:e paper
potrm Jor a ia'ys. or rhdds dress. Erery
sntsiH er wW r"ore, during tie gear. imeirs Of
thee po .crns, 80 .hai hcse clone rH be worth
more .han The subscription prize Isl
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-16
THEFALL OF A MOUNTAIN.
One of the Most Prominent Land.
marks in Montana TumbleS
to tho Plain.

Nearly every resident Of Montana
has either seen or heard of the famous
Bear Tooth mountain, the most prom
linen, landmark 10 northern Montana.
Ii is visible from different points at
distances ranging from forty to sixty
miles, and is in full view from Helena
and the surrounding couD'ry. The
mountain is distant about thirty miles
from Helena, and stands like grim
and mighty sentinel at The end of the
canon known a. the Gate of the
Mountains. through which flows the
Missouri river The Bear Tooth was
fully described as a wonderful land
mark Of The early explorers. Lewis
and Clark. In all photographs of the
nor'rern country the two iu>ks, rising
black and grim hundreds of feet
above the mountain, are the promin-
ent objects. The main tusk remains,
looking lonely and isolated in its
grandeur.
Last Monday party Of hunters.
who were rha>ing game several miles
north of the Pear Tooth. observed a
rumhling sound and quaking OF the
earth. aud surprising ii was an earth
quake, and not noticing repetition
of it, they soon forgot The occurrence.
and con,inupd their chase until they
reached the Bears Tooth. Here :hrv
were aStonish d by the appearance Of
the eastern tusk. This was a perpen-
dicular mass of rock and earth fully
500 teet high, 800 feet in circur,-
ference at its base. ann about $50 feet
at tie top. This immense ma>s had
hecomp dislodged. and coming down
wi h the speed Of an avalanche had
swept through forest Of large tim
her for quarter Of mile. entirely
dwelling it. The country around is
now covered with great mass OF
broken trees and tons upon tons ol
rocks, many Of them As large as an
ordinary house.-Heiena Independent
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-16
How n Bird Was identified.

The Sar;togian. of Friday contains ihls
pleasant litIe stury: a lady, visiting WA
ION street residence. a few days since, was
o,,r,ried To beautiful canary bird by lis ch-e
resemblance To one she hal lost ias, spiihS
Size was informed that the scdG>'"f Ia"
come ,n them, ti.y Euting 1t one chilly morn
ing peIri'-d upon 4 window sill. lie iauy
stated tia, The bird had been Taught ~ per
form The pretty little fat. when gave" us NJ
cry in ii room. OF picking up pm anu s'rA'
ins i, in the carpet. The cage door was
apened, and As the bird flew forth ihe laoy
rev pin ont in the centre Of the floor.
The bir.i Immediately few down 10 where II
lay. cauy;, it in it, b,l and d"xierons'y STUCK
it in - perpendicular position III the carer,
af.-r winch !; Lopped ut step or NV" anu
~arbIed forth come OF IT'S sweetest notes a'
if in exuraiion OF the feat it had accomplished.
1t was her long lost song,trr, -Picoyune.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-16
A Touching Letter.

Every one knows the story of the
little girl who, wishing to ask some
thing Of Heaven, wrote a letter to
God. which she put in the hands of
the Virgins statute in the parish
church. A circumstance nearly an
alOgous has just taken place near
Marchiennes. in Belgium. a girl
named Blanche was in the service of
Monsieur and Madame c., who were
much attached to her on account of
her fidelity and piety. Some days
ago. Madame C-fell i'll and died very
suddenly. The day after her death,
Blanche. profting by moment when
the corpse, already prepared for the
grave. was alone. made her way to
The chamber of death, lifted the
shroud, and then retired precipitately.
These who saw her suspected she
might have been trying to pilfer the
jewelry of the corpse. Search was
made and nothing was found missing,
but there was letter in the dead
wOman's hand. This being opened
was discovered 10 be letter from
Blanche to her mother. dead long
time before. Ii was as follows:
"My Dear and Good Mnther-This
is to let you know that Mr.. Il. has
asked me to marry him; as you are
no longer here. beg you will let me
know, in a dream. if | ought to marry
him, and SO give me yOnr consent.
In order to communicate with you l
profit by the occasion of Madam c.,
who is going to heaven"
This letter. which bore the super
scrip,ion. ITO my mother Josephine.
who is in heaven" is truly poem OF
ingenious plety.-Baltimore Bulletin.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-16
The Eucalyptus Tree.

A Rome correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Press gives an interesting account OF the sai =
iiary virtues of the eucalyptus tree. tie says
that the supposed place of the. execution oi
81 Paul, some two miles out-de the walls OF
Rome, and on which there has long been
monastery, was one Of the most Pestlierons
spots in that malaria affected atmosphere
Such was the mortality among the monks that
for more than fifty years no one lived IN the
Monastery. Now. by the careful manage
ment of some Trappists, grove OF the p"'s-
on absorbing EUCALYPTUS tree has been raised
10 great height, aud for the last three years
the monks have oeen able TO live there with
perfect in,puniry, and il is now as healthy 5
the Quirnal ltsef-the most salubrious section
of the city.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-16

which your chemist must not sell you
q dose without entering your name
and address in a book; of which three
grains weight will kill man, was ly-
ing by one of the ordinary roads OF
the mine in open sheds, in heaps
breast high. was assured that no
kind Of harm ever comes of all this
(save skin eruplions to the work peo-
pie, and these rarely, out it gives
one shiver to see those White
mounds.-Frdzer's Magazine.