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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-15

Mrs. NJ yrn Clark Chimes has ~ little fcnr
Of brass bands as She has Of lawyers and
courts Of justice. In the town Of A8hticld,
Mass, whore she resides, when she i8 not
prosecuting some claim, Is Il body Of IIecccrs
styling themselves IL cOrnct bhnd. who have
amused themselves by disturbing the Bunn-
beers Of the leading citizcns. TO got rid Of
them very much us the parents Of q bride
give cnkc, icc-crcam, oranges, etc, to the tin
pan brigade Mt Il wedding, many Of the citi-
zens have subscribed in sums varying from
five cents to $40. When they arrived ut the
domicile of the distinguished prosecutor they
were met ut the threshold and informed that
in II lifelong encounter with men and sharks
she had never lost her pnticncc, and she
would not begin ut this late period In life
She had no worldly goods with which she
could ut that time cnd0w them they might
make music or pass on as they pleased
They disappeared rs silently rs The sun sinks
TO rest behind the western hills.
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PANIC AT OSYKA, MISS.
amuse Tncreof ExpiRaned--A description
ng tEae T0wn aud thu Character 0s Bis
Drainage Ehc Prevailing HstHeRne- All
Excitement Rapidly %Nb%safng.


Excitement Rapidly ~Nbssaifng.
Special Correspondence of tho Dom0ern',i
OsyKA, NJ lss., September -, 1878,
20 the Editor Of tho Democrat;
Osyta as many Of your readers know, IL II
email town on tho New Orleans, ~. Louisiana
5lhicago Railroad, eighty -eght miles from
New Orleans. IT B In the pncy woods OF
Mississippi, but tho corporate limits on the
south extend to the State line Of Louisiana.
THE country is generally rolling, and If no
aocnl CAUSE for disease existed 1T would be at
all times healthy. That there Is such cause |
think can be shown.
The Tangipahon river lies east OF the town,
~ m average distance Of less than one milo
from the centre Of it. Through the northern
nortion Of tho village runs q branch which
synntioa into the swalnpS OF tho river. IWo-
ahirds al the drainage is through this hran"9.
The deuosit from this run settles III low
swntnpv ground between the river And the
10wn North there Is II large pond the uraii-
sstye II Nhict, IL prevented by the railroad en-,
hnnLmcnt The river low grounds uhdFA,1i'n
lie east. West OF the railroad track, WhiIh
rms almost north and south through thH
ssautre Of he town, the lana Is hi&hei, Il1,i
here. So fur rs / can see, no local cause ioi
disease exists. +. ,,o,,,,u i,,r
sss.sas location, that tho disease now pteValnhs
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THE ErIDENlCS or 1861 AND 1885
singular sssscnosmenom Noted by "hyaE-
rtan=s vhat, in Wis puinInn. ~ He-
auI#bte 40 Constitute s-emHlne yellow
Fever
WHITE HuIritun @rHtN4E.
Aeptpnbnt q. 1879.
10 Tho Editor Of Tho Democrat

10 Tho Editor Of Tho Democrat
During The rui1rturs ri 1863 aud lHi5h dis
covered ihnt Tho yellow frvol left liIgna upnli
tho nails If those pclapllE who recovered
from al attack u It.. analogous ~ lilo rlAIna
ttn,,s.t,d Nv founder upon tho Nnufs nj houses.
and communicated tho fact Ia the Now Or
lrnits Academy III AtfrnrrE for further inVn:-
tiEntini. The following lnltnr Is n copy Of tn"
one addressed ~ me BY the secretary If The
asaueintiun III reply 10 my communication;
NEW nIt,EA7E. February q, 1886.
+. r. H. r,nvencr. VI. H., Fort Adams. Miss;
nent 80. Yours If the iirtennth instant
reached mo 81 Sunday lust. At The regular
NESTING If tho Now Orleans Academy ri hcis
nrrt Oh Muttlny presented IT, It was rnHtl
and ordered to be- iilnd for references /" the
npprnprnte "Hnleniiir snrtiun' Tho curious
observations which you have communicated
rxrind rnrlni'lein|" Interest. niitl Htv"tHl per
SONS wetn able Dtl tho spot. 10 confirm ypltr
accuracy the ltcv. Mt ustrntn lwhn Is: here
Inns the marks now visible on his own nails
III White had remarked IL pl himself hnl
his wife. nftnr recovery FROM yn9lnW fnYhl. hiln
hn attributes H. tn n temporary EuEprnEinil ~
ihn perfect PHI ysiDrgiCnl processes nj Tho der
mold EyHtnn, which mHnif''stE llsHlf n'sH
Where's Nv loss Of hnir Ms sh!uGl Of the shlr
| mud Ft,unr oltor fnvnta. I'll" oscillation sue
| rnedng srulutinn may l'D dino tp nn Inttlog
u,,E GnuFr,
| You're. etc. N. i I,rNi.plrr.
Nen1iy twenty thrtn years have elnpsr'
| Einan The above correspondence brc'tfrWi. ant
| yri have NOT hrn1i Ut read q word IL tnl
| lion Il, this important phrllnu,eiinis. which
| hurp and believe ie M jnfnlllbl0 criterion o
| ynlow fever. for. according to my ul,Grrvn
| lion IL il al ii,vnrinbIe attendant upon Tim
IernHo, though ! nm not prepared to hssot
| Tint H. a not II souuel Of aphr other affection
| At alt events | wnulA not consider n fhsn u
| fewer without tho accompaniment Mt yellow
fewer. however much IL might rr4fmbfr The
| 4nntlinn discuss
| Hoping and Wishing Rptnr Of tho hrothrrl
whnRr opportunities and qualifications hr
| u,entnr thnn thneH nG your correspondent vii
| inveptigtto the subject and report the r'Eil
or thuir experiences through tho columns Of I'll
! DEMOCRAT, | am, worry respectfully,
J.. j.. II. IuvELAtrr, NJ, -.
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In a street eur in Philadelphia an old gen
trmnn was seated IN one corner, ana The car
was full. A bevy Of fair ones, Of all ages md
weights, swarncd In. Whcrcupon tho gallant
old gentleman shouted aloud: Ladies', /
Shall be most happy to give my seat to
any one of you who Is over thirty-tWo years
Of age" All remained standing.
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I;sll Mary inrss
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Hurmen Adsle mrs
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Iinffis Annie mrs
left Miunh
Hickey i niG miss
Howell Jennie mrs
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| Jones' Jennie, miss
Jones Hhtlia M mrs
Johnson III 4 mrs
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| Livingston II mrs
Lannl Mary Ii int'e
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Peters Mhfg nta
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Murray Nntin miss
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| Williams Fannie nuisa
Williams lGiti4n miss
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IF Gen Lew Wallace should ndopt the same
plan in moving toward his post OF duty as
Governor Of New Mexico that he adopted in
moving into the fight at Shiloh, we shall soon
hear from him at Liverpool OF Vienna
Washington Post.
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Nurses and nttnh dantB in sick rooms. who
have not hnI tho fever use Omaha Rhnbnrb
Wine az Il preventive, For sale by l. l.. Lyons
lruggiat.
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The Lake Charles echo., 1878-08-29
c.. NJ. DREW.
Hirkol'y Fiat, In.
Sept. 13

GOLD. "n@v. Gs~%t ehi'%er # 3sn t" s.pi %.ss @st
gold you e,tn get greenlacks. WeDeed
Il person III every town to take srlbscrip-
tious for the largest, cheapest and best
Illustrated family publication in the
world. Any one can become Il successful
agent. The most elegant works OF art
given free to subscribers. The price Is so
low that almost everybody subsciihes
One agent reports making over Sl50ip
Il week A lady agent reports t,tlSipg
over 400 subscribers IN ten tinys. All
who engage make moBey fast You can
devote all Sonr time to H. business OF
only youl spare time, Ion nerd not he
AWAY from home over night. aou tNn
do it as we'll AZ others. FuIl particulars,
directions and terms free Elegant auI
expensive Outfit free. III Non want
profitable work send us Nonr addresses
once. Ut costs nothing to try the bnsl-
ness. No one who engages fails 10 make
great DAY. Address ''The Peoples
Journal" Portland Maiue.
September g. 1S71-ly
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-08-29
Glorious News.,s
The Sewing Machine Comh:
nation Broken Down.
CHEAP SEWING MACHINES ANn
CHEAP ATTACHMENTS.
The Order of The Dar


A glorions victory for the peo,Jo
Our splendid Monotor.-Ionrreas..,s
attacked Fort MONOPOLY. and afto,
pouring u tremendous fire upon -
wallis, at lenth captured it. with Five
Million Sewing Machines, amonp which
was the famous Singer, which are To ba
sold hereafter at II greatly reducea
figure, also attachments, oil. rubbers
check springs, needles 4 shuttles. Fol
lowing are the prices Of Singer SEWING
Machines, delivered to any part Of the
country.
Drop Lesf with attachments. SOS oa.
formerly $50 90.
Box Top, with attachments, sa3 IN.
formerly $S5 CO.
+ Folding Cover, with attachments.
$50 so; formerly 800 90.
And other styles in porportion.
Those wishing to purchase will DO we'll
to see or write to G. NJ Drew. who is
now working in opposition to the Sew.
ing Machine combination, employ no
canvassers who are paid large commis.
sions, consequently defy competition.
Remember, everything i sell in the
Sewing Machine line j & larantee to be
the best. Look sharp, this rs the only
plea that the Sewing Machine Comb.
nation will bring up in order to obtain
their exorbitant prices Their only
hope row is strategy. So if you want
anything IN the sewing machine line.
from check spring up to machine.
call on G. M. Drew.
Thanking the people of CaIcasieu
parish for past favof.', j respectfully
ask u continuance of their patronage.
L will also repair all kinds of Sewing
Machines at reasonable figures Those
living in tho country will he visited
shortly. Remember, competition the
life Of trade.
C.. M. DREW.
Sept. l3 Hickory Flat, In
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-08-29
no. FOR GAI1CASIEU PASS.

f~a~ a The handsome, swift run
~ ming propeller
I2 A M OS.
has resumed regular sen,i-weelsly trips
from Lake Charles to Leesbnrg, (Csl
.casieu Pass, carving the United St.ttes
Mnil. All down and mp trips by day
light. Accommodations for eight pas
sengers. Excellent Inducements to
hunting and fishing parties.
Fare, Each Way. &2 so.
Leaves Lake Charles Mondays and
Thursdays at 6 a. M; arrives ut Lees
burg same days.
Leaves Leesburg Wednesdays and
Saturdays at G a. M; arrives at Lake
Charles same days.
Schedule running time between both
places, twelve hours; actual running
time, much less.
THOS r.. REYNOLDS,
April 25. 1878. Master.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-08-29
HOMESTEAD PATENTS

HOMESTEAD PATENTS.
II am now prepared as usual to make
i final proof of Homestead Entries,
and procure patents for same, also to
procure patents for entlies made pre-.
vions to the late war.
Homestead and State Land entries
attended to with pnnctuality and dis
patch.
THAD. MAYO.
Lake Charles, June7 l877-ly.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-08-29
MEM FIRM.
j. w. Bryan Il 10,
DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCH HANDISE

A T the old stand Of f,~an Il Clement.
IN on the corner of RYAN stleet Am
Courthouse square. have convrrtf'
the cntine lower story OF the large buif
ing at that place into u grand depot for
the sale of an immense stock of goods
that are now open. aud which they are
selling at prices defying competition. !
continuance of the patronage formerly
extended to- BRYAN e Clement is res
pertfullv solicited.
March IA, 1873.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-08-29
DIR. j.. M. IIILIAARD.

HAVING nermanantly located in tle
lN town of Lake CHARLES respectfn,,s
offers his professional services 20 spe
citizens of town and country. plsesse
.of the throat and lungs treated on W !,
plan; also Rh,,matism ap'
Neuralgia. Cancers removed witho',I
the use of the knife or ieaustle; anu
without pain. March 10, ls'p'
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-08-29
aNuMRER FIFTEEN.

In every case where the Judge may be re-
cussd, and shen he is not personally interested
In the N tters in contesiatiop. he snail select a
lawyer, M sis.s: HE E.eeeesaET life ttiegs re-
qnired fora Judge of his court, to try sucii
eases; and the General Assembly shall provide
by law for The trial of those cases IN which the
Judge may DO personally interested, or when he
may be absent or refuses to act.
(Strikc out article nincty)
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-08-29
A BARGAIN.

TTyHF DIR. PRAsHFAR PLACE. on Ina1 I'M
y lCaloasisu River. iust hclow Marion, W.
Town) with all the Buildings and lmp,n,gg
mepts. and ONE HUNDRED AND SiAt''
ACRES LAND.
Terms--Tbree Hundred dollars. cash. \.
Apply to GEO. III. WELLS, Agent ~
Charles, Louisiana.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-08-29

4, The u,|
flhetraveI|
Ehathe ii
N good
gllodate a
plln Will
[eqyrired
Fehas
Erossing
lllilinbmoe |
Rn each 81
|, Keeps
yofGl
|8e. at tA
| i1Y9.tf
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-08-29
N. q. DEMOCRAT.
III. j. HEARSEY EDITOR
WIN. WOELPER &c co. Proprietors.
OFFICE-74 CAMP .iSd,kEEI.
TERMS OF 1HE PAPER 1:

sUBSCR PTIoN RATES
Daily published every morning ex-
cept Monday, per annum $40; and at
same rate half yearly and quarterly.
Weekly published every Saturday
morning), per annnm $3; and at same
rate half-yearly and quarterly.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-08-29
Pay Your Taxes! /!

II AM now ready to receive your taxes
i for the year 1877 and previous years,
and licences of 1878. Parties owing
taxes or licenses may save themselves
trouble and expense by settling at once.
Now is the accepted time.
w. III. KIRKMAN,
AprillS. = Tax Collector.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-08-29

Job Printing of all descriptions care
fully executed, with neatnese and dis
patch.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

Friday evening Captain and Mrs. John A. Miller's
residence, No. 49, K street northwest was taken
completely by storm by merry party Of masqucr'
adcrs, who assembled there for the purpose oi
spending few hours dancing. flirting. Fasting
and having good time generally. 1t Ia needless
IN add that they accomplished their purpose fully
The host and hostess were positively surprised and
delighted with their visitors and everything that
could he thought Of was done 10 make the young
folks perfectly at home.
The characters were well assorted, beautiful
unique, aud becoming and some OF the mHidens
fair looked 10 perfectly bcwChng that II seemed q
sriited and the "tUther sex" also IN for full
share OF praise,
The young ladies were Misses Mamie Allen
"FoIly"-charming: Nellie Page, Peasant Annie
SSydnor, Fortune Teller" Miinie Newton snow
Dante, Flower Girl" Mollie sydnor. "binah"-
good; Susie Todd, Scotch Lassie;' Emma Sydnor
american Girl Lulu French. "Iambourlne Girl :
Lou Johnson. Spanish yivandicre;" Ella Fai
coner Red Riding Hood" Kate Dante, Night
Fairy" Fannie Cox, Village Belle Ella 0s-
borne "Topsy;" Mrs Doolcy, "Dumino:' Relic
Mullen. "Tosy;' Fannie wuser, Swiss Peasant; :
Ncrdie Dante "Domno."
7. Borden. Negro MINSTREL C. Treyitt, "Dr Mary
Walker (eNcellentE &. Sydnor Prince" X. Pool
"IIar;equin;" X. Wade, Clown" ID. gill, G.. Var
Hook, I. Zappone, Policemen texcellente q. Nay
Clown. ]. Hardy Domino" r. Miller, Lone
Ghost" J, Lowe. Henry ". Bcecher;" J. Wright
r. lioilingsworth, and many Others.
beautiful Miss Mamie Allen, To whom credit is du,
for arranging one OF the pleasanest events OF TIT
social season.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

In accordance with the request Of Archbishop
Gibbons, all the Catholic churches Of this archdio-
cese will be draped In mourning to-day and so re-
maid during the space Of thirty days, in common.
Grafton Of the death Of Pope Plus TX. Masses will
be said for the re Of the soul OF the Holy Father
TIL the day Of hh interment on which day u sol.
emn requiem mass will be said. on the day of in
term, nj the bells u all the Catholic churches will
be tOlled from twelve O'Clock IN. 10 three p. IN.
Extensive preparations are being made In some OF
the Catholic churches Of the city To celebrate the
event in an imposing manner a ST Dom.
VIII be unusually interesting and solemn.
This morning the ladies will commence to drape
this church. On the day of tho funeral In Rome
grand high mass will be celebrated, with full
orchestra. handsome catafalque will be erected
in front of the altar by Henry Lees Sons, under,
takers. who have charge OF the arrangements. An
elegant and costly bronze cssket. furnished by the
Metallic Burial Case Company Of New York will
be Placed upon the cAtafalqus. The casket Is the
same one that was on exhibition at the Centennial
Exhibition and Is a fac siniAe Of the one made fol
Commodore Vanderbilt II is made entirely OF
bronze, satin and glass, and ornamented with
great taste.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

Henry NJ. Hosmer, young man about twenty
years Of age, son of Colonel A. II. HOsmer, was
found dead in room at the Arlington Hotel Satur-
day morning. having taken his own life by NOR.
phne. Young Hosmcr.was formerly engaged In
the -four and feed business but lately has been en-
gagged as a clerk In his fathers Office He
did not leave the office until Ave O'Clock
Friday afternoon. lie was seen at the Com.
lque and ut the performance OF the West
End Minstrel Troupe that evening. lie ar.
rived at the Arlington Hotel about midnight and
registered III. NJ. H1smer 1920 L street, Washing.
ton, D. c. little before eight O'Clock Saturday
morning he len his room and visited the barber.
shop. where he was shaved. About nino o'clock
the Chambermaid discovered him lying dead on
the bed in his room, completely dressed, and with
his hands folded across his bosom. The coroner
who made nn examination, did not hold an inquest
but gave q certificate OF death ffum suicide. The
body was removed to Colonel nosmer's residence
on T. street. where the funeral will take place to-
day. Young HOsmers friends have noticed thai
he appeared TO be in unusually gay spirits lately
II Is stated that he has been depressed By his failure
In business and difficulties IN q love affair. Hos
mer leit note for his fathor, simply requesting thai
his remains be buried In Massachusetts, beside his
mother and little brother
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

Editor National Republican:
SIR: In reply to the query of your correspond.
ent asking II vital magnetism Is antidotal 10
medicinal remedies {" would say that vital OF
human magnetism IL not antldotal to such rene,
dies. 1t will resnsctate and build up by revtaliz
ing the nerve forces That all II can do of itself
But spiritual magnetism, administered through
media can be made sntidotal 10 poisons or to
mercury administered to the human system. Dis
embodied spirits have the power to gather anti,
dotal remedies from the atmosphere and inject
them into the human form where the poisonOu,
remedies have lodged, or TO extract the virus
thence through the pores OF the skin, while the vi
tai or "socalled" animal magnetism only serves to
rccuperate tho life forces. ] apprchend that nc
eradication OF disease or Of poison from the sys
TEN occurs through purely human agency, and
without incorporation Of spirit aid and sympa
thy. FACULTY.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

The J. r. d. S. held its regular weekly meeting
Saturday evening in the Franklin school building.
Present-Messrs, Aver (prcsdentJ, Bangs. Fowler
S. R. and s. W. Flynn, Hobbs, Hunt, Mundell
Pickett, f. s. and C. II. Rheem, Robinson. and
Slarkweather. Afler the usual routine business
the members enliyened the meeting with readings
aud doclamations.
MesSrs. Aver read a short history OF Arkansas
Bangs, The Charge OF the Light Brigade" Fowler
brief history Of Tennessee: s. X Flynn. ole ON
PASSIONS" Hobbs, Buck Fanshaws Funeral =
Mundell, ''Thiugs Generally" by Max Adeler; r.
5. Rheem, selection from Harper" G. u. Rheem,
speaking "Spartacus. to the Enjoys Of Rome;
Robinson. selection from Julius Cesar" stark
weather, MARCO BoZsaris"
The above programme being concluded nom!
nations Tor officers for the ensuing term made
10 be voted Oh next meeting. They arc rs follows
President, Aver and Fowler; vice.prcsident, Stark,
weather ayd Bangs secretary, Hobbs by acclama-
tom treasurer, c, u. Rheem, L. s. Rheem, Robin
son, and Pickett.
AT the next meeting the society will discuss tho
question. Have the Aborlsinecs Right to the
Soil ~
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Are not the many Testimonials given for the differ.
ent complaints satisfactory any reasonable person
suffering from any disease mentioned above that they
DO cured? Read the different Testimonials given.
aud no one can doubt In many of these cases tho
persons say that Their pain and suffering cannot be
expressed, In or SCrofula, where apparently
the whole body YVES one mass OF corruption. II
VEaETiHlt will relieve pain, cleanse, purify, and
cure such Diseases restoring lhv patient 10 perfect
health after trying different plIysitan+ many rene.
dies suffering for Year, Is 1t not conclusive proof II
you are n Sufferrr, you can ba cnTedY Why IL this
medicine performing such great cures? II works In
the blood, In the circulating huld. II truly be
called the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER The great
source OF disease originates In the blood and med
icne that does not act directly upon IT, TO purify aud
renoyate, has any just claim upon public attention.
When the blood becomes frlpss and sagnant either
from change Of weather or climate, want Of exercise,
Irregular diet or from any other cause, tho vEGE
TINE will renew the blood carry off the putrid hu-
mOrs cleanse the stomach, fegu.a the bowels, and
impnrt tone OF vig0r to the whole body, The con-
Weldon s In the public mind well as In the medical
profession that the remedies supplied by the Yeseta
BILE kingdom are more safe, more successful IN The
OF disease, than mineral medicines. yEt|FTINE
Ia comprised OF roots barks aud herbs II IL pleasant
TO take and perfectly safe to give 10 an Infant 10
you need III Do not hesitate 10 try IT, You will never
regret II.