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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12
NUMBER OF VOTES. TN LETTERS.

- NUMBER OF VOTES, TN LETTERS
Nineteen &C thousand and fourteen
NINE Thousand and twenty
Eleven thousand two hundred and thirty three
Eghty-sx Eg6 aEs hnndred a,ea and md thirty dt
EGareGa h3u7qnd four n hundEsd and
Ssven ny en-, thousand and nf,y.one
One hundred and thiry-nine.
.na hgndsd and
5ixy eEh hundrsd and eight
lne hundred and forty
hGsapS Sgssd eg9 a5 n95sd and
Seven thousand Aye hundred and twenty.
Three.
Five thousand eight hundred and ninet vive.
seven thousand 6updred fifty:
Nine
eg6t 6u9drad @ and h1he
Sz na hqunHpd h drs sn5 hTndfed and eight
Fourteen thousand three hundred and thirty
x na h3usand boaa fix a a4ndrad and and eighty
Ono hundred and twenty one
Thirteen thousand nine hundred and twenty
Twelve I've I've HUNDRED 4nad i apd seven
riSe
Fifteen thousand one hundred and nney-sevo
o h"ndred sna ana
One hundred and forty-one
6undPed hn9 ana
Eighty one hundred and twenty
Six xd h6ussnd four our Pundred and md
Eight hundred and twenty-six.
Three thousand two hundred and forty eight
Eigh E thousand eight hundred and sixyfour
thrao
six thousand one hundred and twelve
-Four thpusand eight hundred and forty five
TWO thousand six hundred and ninety three
Sixteen hundred and thiry-t
Seven hundred and ninety nine
Thrty.four hundred and eightythree
Twenty five hundred and ten
Twenty t hydraa hui hundred th e4aa and forty
Sne H bnnrsd hnndfed AM and Wsny,
Sixt9fn ba hundred ed and
N Six hundred and seventy
Two thousand eight hundred and nineteeen n........
Sne Sne hn hundred req r and nneeen'
Wo Fwo bosan M x hundFsd and and
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12


Seventeen hundred and sixty four
Two hundred and eighy~four
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12

OF VOTES, IN LETTERS.

! ~, OF VOTES. IN LETTERS
5svenggS hgnaFsa Fundraa end sn Four
FWo hundred and eighty-four
Five hundred and seventy five
w9 1uHtired siid t7z54tz eIss
5eyen hundred and thirty nine
Eight hundred and seventy seven.
Five hundred and ninety three
Six ,sn hundr9d hn ID ed and nna fy, nl;
9ns 9ns handFsd andFsd and and R'Rf5y
RPRa5s5 a.
p1s poefb banareS nisHsp and "Hp th2
rWenty- sight
Four hundred and thirty nine
IL Th,yyndred ana eighty. seven
Three hundred and eighty nine
fSzSP EIzBP b5Pdrsd bandrsd sna and P5P9ty
Two hundred and nlnety
one thousand three hundred and forty
One.
Three hundred and forty two
Flns Fdn hnndrsd hnndred ana anq dieBt jf!g
Seven even hunarsd red end end f2rty, a}rgtt n}na
Three hundred and hy-on
Six hundred and thirteen
sTsa E'Sss fqnafsa $aHassd sn5 and
Wo y dled b"ndl Cd and and t7 ninsfy
Forty-sx
One hundred and eghty,one
Three hundred and thirty one
Fight hundred and twenty seven
Nine hundred and seventy five
Three hundred and forty one
Nine.
0ne 0ne hundred nred and and fory-
Thirteen hundred and forty six
Fssiye FssfR fqnaFea bqn5Fsa s4e and f9sbteen
rhiirts rhi Itesen nse . 49,. " " "
F9nr F9nr bnndFsd bnndFs and and Tsny ssSty
Seventy. nine '!. "'v
Fifteen hundred and thirty
Twelve hundred fifty
Three hundred and eightyone.
Two hundred and thirty
Five hundred and thirteen
Three hundred and seventy
IV6-.
Five hundred and thirty five.
Elghty-flVe
Nln6-
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12

Six hundred and fifty seven n
-.
six hundred and fifty five
lone hundred and ninety
IOne hundred and twenty y-nne
Thirty hundred and ninety four.
Twenty. eight hundred and eighty yfour
jThree thousand hundred and thirty four
-Four hundred and eighty five
One hundred and thirty eight
|Twenty three
r Wenty- eight
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-04
CHURCH ES.

he.soAi,. Ep:aopa1-Rcv. II. ?. N"M.
pastor. Sabbath school at . a m "
W. Stocksdale, Supt: r.,
Lutlerun-Rcv w. G. Wire pastor Sab
bath school at Q o'clock p. m. Jos Il. " cD-
s,er, Snpt. .
Uuitsd Brethren--Rcv. J. D Freed pas
tar Sabbath school ut II O'Clock; w. j..
Martin, Supeintcndent.
uorari,ln-Rev. l.. p. Clcwell, pastor.
sabbath school at Q o'clock; James Cree
P,m!n Cstho.ic-Rev. Father William
Hill.
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RATES or A =x,isiN

RATES or A =xllSiNC
'ne ,luare, four A.. .ons or less
each suDoc,I Itlcnt insGr so
" two months 3
3" three months: 3
" " six months q
" one year :
Twelve lines constitute Il square.
NB- A liberal deduction made to yearl".
advertisers
Local or special notices 10 cents line
JOB PRINTING executed with neat
ness and dispatch, and on liberal terms
Materials all new and a good impressitp
guaranteed.
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q Ey,N.ANaCSTOT y.

trosa-A Slick,
su,a;,si,Yers-E. L. BohlitZ,D. Z Mar
Vau r, Oslcr Isaac Barton.
yr,srk-E \. Boolitz.
u r.s CoAss!er-CAleb Pcddlcord.
S..tn,aster--Johu Root.
Con,ta5.s,-Calob Poddlcerd ana Johh
A. RenMer.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-04

District No. Z.
Comfort Duval,W & Yingling, 10
Mrs Isaac Dixon, Inos Dixon, Is
Frederick Brown, do 10
Eliza Brown, do 10
MrsEiIaIIer g. 8 children self, %
] eonard Howard, do %
Mary Jones, Thos Smith, 10
William Johnson, sef 10
NJ E Kohlenberg & 3 children, 80
Sarah Linthicum, self 20
A ice Norwood, JAS Z Lawson %
Nancy prather, Il X Magrnder 10
Ellen Rawlings, A h olnm ons, II
John H Shilling, self, 20
Mrs Fanny Shaw, Dan'l Hen
Erickson, Is
Rebecca A Sturdebaker, a
Millard, 90
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SOCIETIES..

lF. and A. NJ, No. 155-Mcets every
second and fourth Monday in each month.
Van B. Oslcr, Secretary.
K. Of p. No. 67-Mcet every Friday
night. II. of r. &. s., G. liarman.
|. O. Of 0. f., No. 46-Meet every
Thursday night Ohm handerS, Srcy
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-04

I-Ci
District Nos.
Priscilla Bgsins, ? Lugenbeel 30
Charlotte H Brooks, G Brooks 10
Hannah Br;ghtwell. J Albaugh II
Hamilton Coursey, H Baker, 10
Daniel Cook, ] Fl N~ill, Is
Elizabeth Eaves, M Carter, Is
Catharine Foglesong, II Lindsy 20
P Fisher, ] S L Rhoderick, 10
MlddletonH Haloway,A w Baker 20
lamar Hammond, Fly Baker, 20
Anna HAYS, Geo ? Long, Is
Richard Hammand, } S l.
Rolerick, 10
Mary A Keller, ] S L Roderick 20
Ann Lisles, Joshua Albaugh, 20
Henrietta MUrdock, } s l.
Rcderick, III
Margaret Mulberry, self, 10
Jane Rippeon and children,
Henry Baker, 20
Eugene Roberts, do 10
Emaline Savoy, do ~
Ruth Sprigg, do 10
Laura Valentine, Jonas Urner, Is
Elizabeth Witt, do 10
Charles Wilson, Harriet Dor
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NN and after Sunday, Nov II, 1877,
~ Passenger Trains will run as fol-
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DIRECTORY
uF FREDERICK COUNTY
AND
The Borough of MechanicStown

-( 20: O:)-
COUNTY OFFICERS:
,-CH.ef Judge-Hon. X. l. Bowie.
dssoc.,res-IIons. John A Lynca and w.
V Bouic.
States Attorney-John G. Motter.
Clerk Of Circuit C1urt-Thomas Cor
such.
Sherir-Col. VIM Richardson.
Auditsr-Frcd'k. J. Nelson.
ORPHANS COURT.
Orphans Court meets every MONDAY ana
Tuesday oc each week.
Chief Judge-Wm. j. Black.
Associates Thomas HoIbrunncr and Jno
NightmGn.
Reoi.ter of NMs-Col John r. Rouzer.
Csuatv Commissioners-Joh Witherow,
President: Solomon ID. Devilbiss Jos gro
\ misc, Stephen r.. Bowlus, David NJ. whip
Clsrk to Commis.oners-H f. Steiner.
Collector Of State and County 7o1's--"
II Miller.
County surrsyer-Wm. II. Ramsburg,
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
President, James W.Pcarre; Commls'"m-
.r.-Wi,iom G. Baker James W. lroNel,
Joseph Brown, Henry Boyle.
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.
District No. l5-Frea'k White, Mrcilan-
icstown; G l.. Firor, Graceham WIN. D
Mcpherson, Catoctn Furnace.
;:;SA" 0' VOTERS
ees No. l5--"ern'ra c0''''''"'''
n
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HssssS s-Snf-r---sssrg
ON and after Sunday, Nov. II, 1877,
Passenger Trains will run as fol-
LEAVE MECuANICsTOWN
, For Baltimore and Westminster at 7:21 A.
NJ, and BIT Pom.
FOR Hagcrstown and Williamsport lib
!. A II and 7:l3 Z NJ
ARRIVE MECHANICSTOWN
From Baltimore and Westminster at ii
Is A II and 7;l3 Z NJ
From Wiilamsport and llagerstown at
7:2l q IN, and BIZ III
EMMIrTsBURG RAILROAD Change Of
Schedus.-On and after Sunday, Nov ii,
trains will leave Emmttsburg at G55 a. M,
and $50 and 610 p. M and arrive at
Rocky Ridge 1875 a. NJ, and 800 and GAO
pm.
And will leave Rocky Ridge 1885 a m,
and 3.44 and G. 55 p. m, and arrive at En-
mittsbury II 25a. NJ. and 405 and and 7.25
p. m.
Passenger Trains On w. M. r. r. leave
Rocky Ridge as follows: Eastward-7.3S
q. M, and 344 p. m. Westward-1G.55
a. m and 6.5G p. m.
j. NJ HOOD,
Gen'l Manager
B.H. GRISWOLD,
lap'l Ticket A ront
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Bier > Nun,pen

,uu, a,srlauf in 0resprs 4 g o.. Gttna> 5aae
DifeIten Hnb nit nidtlplatirttn Rrabnen une
Quftprnd stis6sn. Sts ano BIG esittn, ws!&t bts
,4.tlu,w1m
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Die 9irlem, rsl&e Dor metreren Drs
den In aerser user GnSlano NIT .,eeit
unb 9eel." H& ben Nultn au ,,perfhret.
bsn" f&ienen, fauseu an, wtsber ,,sflis"
au wsrten. Wan wirb ni6t fetlgeben,
wpnn man butter ibrsr pppoiition Ssssn
bic Deilmmuasen bee Vfrtrasss bon Gan
@tefanp 6svrn 2dparb, BEN brthl&en St.
louetsn IL gcnaantinoptl witttrt. Der.
i,lte pire ni&t mise, bsr yfcrts por,uitsl'
len, Gnalnnb babe ia nur 3eit gum Naasn
aewtnnen wclem. isins 1tfitle fir bic
1arlei unb (tin gutter sDiae, itr sn tslier,
feien tets psrtanbsn etwtien.
Orr liasladlits ldet a& germ trSfsr,
mnb 10 fnoen bisle gin1dfsrunSen tsi Mb,
bull 6dmib Elm ciftnss DIR. Daju unttr.
Ribsn bic l1madnbe Germ enYare bS&f
pirtiam. Der Mufaanb fiblih p,s BAL
fans BAT fir bic HuTsa tsdnsflsenbe Dt.
meniicntn angenpmmtn. Gr bietet ein
>u,srtrarpiges SAaufpitl bic bortisea
Gancbenotner ssrsinieen iid nit seriprtns>
ten tlrtiIAen 1ruppsn unp io5ar NIT sris.
hiften SnIurssuten, iiberfallen bic ruff.
ldsn Eager, t0Dten 5uneerte unb nsb men
7aul.nbs sefanssn. gs fdnt Der Usmani.
(Asn Rssisruns gar ni6t elm. eas ernltli&
au tintsrn. Gle sfripriht in eisier Bs'
,ittuna Mass unb bait Nihts.
g(oh aufdaiesr N ibre Wsissruns, bic
ss0unasn 8arna une SHumia 81 rau>
men, ME Der 8rieeenstraetnt trbinst. Bis
Vaittos YerlGan;en li& bintsr bic belie6te
bipiomati(te NueFu&t ,,feine SnRrustip
uen au baben". sBtitsr seoranst, ishts
i'd ein paf&a auf bic Sinterfiibs uno
nannte bas 8trlanSen Der 8ulen ,,narrt'
lass 3ena".
ylatarliH 1assn bte gu6en: .@i:bt i6l
uns Borna unb Gdumla ni&f, 70 bsfsbeu
wit Gunllantincp.l." Dcrt III aber BIZ
aanw Usrwaltuns une fcear pas san,'
Ssrail felt Uohsn bsrsit, mad Brufa II
.8leinaHsn ittr3ultsosln. Gnslanb wlrb'
pistn Nus,us bsasns mnterfabsn. Denr
weun sr sor F& s,tt, 70 1T Der gertrai
Don Gan Gtsfano obae larsreiliss Comic
rana init einsm ShlaDe annuairt ugp fin
frsis Bats far ueuss Saubsln ugo Ser
banselp asf&affsu. 81 mare ipaebaft
wsnn Nu6lano auf btefe Nstle um pi
Sraate istnsr @nltrsnsunssn oasprsat'
mIrte.
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Net1a gasmamd
Nossae son Sppbie Suustans.
(SdluB.)

(SdluB)
g bI.ibt bei tsm Gnti&luie, weldsn
i'd Dir sortin mitssttsilt babe, faste fle
batsr rutia. SD babe mir oorsenommsn,
o,rat. 10 fiir mtinsn untsrtalt gu arbetten,
ale w,nn iH bi.Its @slb ni&t bsidbs ID
t,tradb.e es iitersaupt nt&t etssntlib ale
m.in Gie.nttum. 60 tpeit Id aus eisfsm
Dri.f erisbsn tann, 1T bas Capital IN Der
D,ilt fiir mi& aneslsst, bab i'd ss bnra'
aus ni&t ansrsifen Tam, bic 3tnien osifsl
Fen ater leb.nsldnsli& bssi,tsn ioa. Wsnn
idb uuyers.iratbet fsrbs, faat aa's elmer
9.trunfalt ale 9esat ,u. Gern Mil ID
Dir iSbrlit 70 Yiel sutommen laifsn, pie
Du uStbts ,u taben slauba, bamit Dstn
g.rtdItni6 su Dannenters's elm fur Did
ouoen.tmsrss werts. ais e iein ipiirbe,
,penn Du BON ibnen attdnsis udref. Sd
min Ne nidbt ietsn unb 70 spsreen aud Oa
unb i'd urs trennen miiftn. SHUTTER.
Denise Sage ipdter psrlisB 9slla itne
@,oent unb BON ia an mar lie fur bic
arsiie, In beuen 0e bister eelebt tatte, ser
lhoaen. 9cdtcra Bate lie, an beren va
r,,r, ltdb nun iir TIN bic fatalitsn Grisne.
runa,n iniipft,u. nidt pisber 3u lebsn psr'
fudbt lie wunberte ii& barber niat stt
Srennuns Ypn ism bate iid nun snoli&
aud In ibr pcusossn. Die srobs ss,oen
fdaft ttrss Qebens mar besruben, nidt aber
81, Sr6ftt. w.l&e bteielbe IN tem Gbarat'
ter bss Maehsns Hh bate entmldsln lals
fen.
Della III an ibrsm fdweren Sussnbirr'
ttum unb an itrer tsrben 5teue ni&t st.
horben fIe bat teneu abssbibt bisie snS'
lid ii6srwunbea burh lanSe Sabre tings'
beuber Mrbeit uno Ygihterfalluns. Wa3'
r,nb ae - erR ale stnsn 9teil Der Strsls.
BE Rs I'D suerlannt bate, bstra&tste, ftA
arm unb BON itr.r Grbett atsansts gu
fiitlen, wuds fe aumdlis tn bas Wsmubt'
lsin hss Meihttums uno fstnsr Werant
wustlihteit tinetn nnb nasm aQe pFihtsn
arc6artiser, aufppfernbsr Nno 8elvillenbaf'
tr Nctltt6tiafsit auf fiA.
Tub 1T Ths Nnes, mas BON ibr su e.
,6tlen blieb2 glriu. goh einmal trat an
Ne, bie In @tbanten an Nneere fat bas Be
wustlen itrer ysriGnlidfeit Ytrlorsn Bat
tt, aberrralhenb unb nit ssbieterilhem
grnae bic Gntlhsieuna teran, pb fis s.n
Slid, welnes ~ empfnoen Ts nidt mstr
ssrmshte, einem Nnoerm gsmabrsn QUE.
unb Ne waSte riGt ltA ~ usisern. Wit
Ycaer @sltifperleusnuns, nur son BEN
bemii6iaen 0unl&t teleelt. 9tbenffrsueen.
bir fisr iie ptrfisdbt rrareu. 70 rlel mie an
ibr lisse Mneersn ,u idafsn. sins lt ben
Bpnb stn /, fe sins ihn aud essealb siH,
neil Ne sine lraftiat Matur mar, tsrsn Du,
Sc I'm 6anbtln teiteben mubte.
llnt titr prrlaNsn mir ltt tn einsm 9Str,
tun9sfreiie, Der fit ales Qtio unb man&e
Grsube Maum bat, unb In bsm Der Grnf,
welGen sroess 9sib se,eitist bat, fur gisls
IsasusrsiAe Tri&te trasen iann.
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Su @cmanhe County ertielten, fur

- Su @cmanAe County ertielten, furs
naa Der Grmorosruns BON MeDonalo,
mebrere Tamilien, tpslde nit pemlslben
uerwanet Fao, Drcbbrisfs, in tpeltten its
aufaeforbert murben. bas County su psr'
la6en, Die Burger pss County bieltsn beb'
baib etne gsriammluns uuo oa niats
Waatteilisss ibsr bieie Samilism sntesdt
weroen tonnts, 70 beldlos bic geriamm'
lung eielelbsn In tbren Ssaten sessn jebsn
Wut au lhubsn.
- Sn 9ulins 1T cine ln5abl BON Sin
manbern aus England ein5etroHen.
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- Das Saus bat nit III Sesen MIR
35 Stimmen beIdlciien, bab feine meitere
yeru,iuoeruns Der @reenbdd - @cntrat-
ticn - ltattfinben biirfe uno rae Der 81
nan5miniiter an9ewieien meroe, bic I'M
Sdatamt einsebenben @reenbads niht gu
serftSren, ioncern iofort wiecer aus,uee-
ben. Diele Bill nirp iebr wabrlheinlid
audi bonn Ssnate ansencmmen merben,
uno sefdbroet ielbtoeritinolia pie 5art'
SelbeSablung.
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- Cine ldlimme Tclse Der vStriteS"
in Gnslano 1T bic Yerminperuns Der
gbelaliebunseu. Bei einem seoeibens
ben gclte lino lie in itetiser Prcsrellion
besr,ffen. Su Gnslano aber nuroe i'm
porisen SABRE weniSer sebeiratbet, als
jeit 1872. Die 3ahl Der @hen sins un'
ter 2Oo,O binat, mibreno iie ftiiber
itets bieje Summe iiberIdritt.
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EDITORIAL Notes.

The first blessing given by Pope Leo
was conferred on Protestant clergy
man from Boston.
The French government will not ex-
hibit itself, nor allow to be displayed,
ut the coming exposition, any war ma
terial or Inventions which it has lately
adopted, or which it thinks of adopt
ing, for the army or navy.
A large sale of trotting horses took
place in New York lately. Fifty
horses were sold, realizing S27, $50.
Kentucky Prince was the best horse
disposed of, and he brought $40, 700.
The average was $557.40 per head.
The short walking dress for ladies
IS rapidly coming into use. Aside
from giving its possessor an opportuni
~ of showing pretty foot without
making show of it, this sensible
fashion gives them the full use of both
their hands while walking, and en-
ables them to go home with decently
clean uuderskrts.
They do say that John Bull is actual
ly buying Is, 900 caYalary horses in this
country, and that, as fast as the steeds
are accepted, they are branded 49,"
which means service, or, Illuminating
the subject with little imagination,
war with Russia. The animals are pur-
chased in the West and Southwest,
and the prices are $3.50 to 5000. Five
20 ten carloads of horses consigned to
foreign agents are shipped over the
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
daily.
In view Of the possibility that Aus
tria may become involved in a war on
the Eastern question, and, as Is gener-
ally assumed, against Russia, her means
OF carrying on war becomes matter
of interest. 1t has just been announced
semi-officially by the TdSsiScae Zeitung
that Austria in u few weeks could mo
bili1e 400, 900 infantry, 30, 900 cavalry
and 1000 cannon, aud Hungary 100,-
coo infantry and 10 900 cavalry in all
800, 600 foot and $4,000 horse soldiers
Ito oppose the Russian army in Eu-
rope, 415,0 900 strong, of whom 275, 600
are. south of the Danube.
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The Waco Examiner says: ssWe be-
lieVe that the election of q governor
who is bona tide farmer would not
only be an act of justice to them (the
farmers), but also of far-reachipg NOR
al effect on their efforts to better their
social condition" To which the Bren-
ham Banner replies: 'SThis is all bonn
6sst. A man should be elected not
because he Is farmer, a lawyer, a doc.
tor, or OF any other calling or profess
SION, but because of his peculiar fitness
Tor the position. We do not think it
In eonsonance with sound d .mocratlc
principles to make any class distinc
ton. The people are all equally inter
ested In good government. We do
not see thst there is any occasion to
select a candidate because of bis pro-
fession, be it farming or law. Should
the successful candidate be a farmer
be should certainly have no objection
TO him on that score. Let the coming
mao be nominated on account of his
peculiar fitness to fill the gubernatoriaI
chair, and then inquire into his profess
sion afterwards"
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The phylloxera is the most success.
full of all the Murphies.-C ourier-.Jour
nat. What has that got to do with the
corn crop9 - Cincinnati Commercial
Are you, then, so badly corned thai
you don't know about grapes2- Co,lr.
Ter Journal. You don't keep grapes in
your old Kentucky canister. Cincin.
natl Commercial. The c. j. man can.
lister after that Memphis AUa
tanche. But he can stir, and alters
takes sugar in his'n, and is spooney for
hours afterwards.
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Here and There.

Cuba is independent, except those
bonds.
Stanley is an African lion in London
society.
About $40, 900 are asked to make q
mint drop in New Orleans.
Runners are liable TO drop into any
saloon that presents an inviting appear
ancc.
bussmen of the Wesleyan Uni
versity are anxious to dip oars with any
other denomination.
At Cairo the Khedive placed pal
ace at Gen. Grants disposal, aud ac-
companied him to the pyramids.
A long line Of fearful tragedies has
led the Kentucky Legislature to pass
an act forbidding the carrying of con-
cealed weapons.
A Connecticut man understood tele-
phones perfectly until one conducted a
flash Of lightning through his head re-
Gently, then the subsequent proceed.
inQs interested him no more.
The government cannot do better
than to buy from those descendants of
George Washington all Of the Wash
ington relics they have to offer, and
thus retire them from the market.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-04-11

Prof. Liebig has cooked mp cure
for habitual drunkenness. It consists
OF simple change of diet to farina.
ccous one, using macaroni, haricot
beans, dried peas and lentils, boiled
and paiatably seasoned with butter or
olive oil, and eaten with sweet bread
of highly glutinous character. The
theory of the cure is that the carbona-
eeous starch in such food so affects the
stomach as to render the carbon in the
liquor very distasteful to it and wholly
unnecessary, and it at once rejects it,
liquor and all. This sounds we'll; but
the Professor is likely to find class
OF stomachs that will reject his theory
and hold on to liquor.
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TAo rue wlre.

The true wife is often questionable
IN loving her husband, and hlm only
in not caring to attract idle admira-
ton or the homage of the more serious
aaorer. When she married it was
for love pure and simple; and she did
not look 70 her wifehood as to her
papers of release from control and her
character of unlimited freedom. She
has no very decided opinions on poll
fice. woman's rights. or the doctrine OF
fate and free will. She slips in
sensibly, and by the natural training
81 love, into the groove Of thought
where her husband dnds himself, and
holds his position best of ali because
i Is he She is more content with his
fame than she would be with her own;
indeed. she hnds hers in his, and would
not care to be a parsonage Of her own
neeonns. She desires for herself her
honos and supreme personal happiness.
only bis love. only his health anu pros-
nclily; and 50 long as be is safe her
star i ulthout = cloud 10 veilits bright
ness.
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The Fort Worth Democrat wants to
know if any of the trainers of the con-
stitution, which promised so much for
the people, or any of the members of
the Fifteenth Legislature, Can tell why
it is that taxes are higher under the
present constitution and laws, than
under the old
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JenkinS'S AnnihilatOr
The Great Southern Remedy for
Rheumatism, Cont and NEURALGIA !

Those terrible enemies of human happiness
Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia heretofore
seemingly unconquerahle, have indeed found
their master in Jenkins's Annhilator We have
The testimony of men of the highest standing
IN Louisiana and o her States, that after suffer-
ing understandable pains for years from which
they sought relief IN vain by visiting the Hot
and Warm springs of arkansas and Virginia
and by using dozens of remedies more or less
highly prai ed, when, in fact, hope had almost
died out they hav, found rel eff from pan by the
use of The Annihil .tOr and by continuing 1t for
short time have been perfectly cured The
Annihilator is preparation purely vegetable,
rgreeable to the taste, and may be taken with
out fear OF any Injurious results by the delicate
as well as the robust in constitution.
ep- Price 81 per bottle. For sale by all drug
lists. Ask your druggist for circular contain
ing certificates, or send to
N. JENKINS q CO., Proprletors,
New Orleans, La.
FINLAY Il THOMPSON, Wholesale Druggists,
New Orleans, La, Gen. Agents for Louisiana
Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas and
FLORIDA. mr6 deod&w1y
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The Clncinnau GaaiHstrcial SAYS:
s'1apt. Eads, who succeeded in SPEND
Ing <Ii. Ooo, goo on bridge over the
1IIssissippi river. wants charge OF the
whole river. He will run il for five
millions ) year, At tlrst. From the ST.
Louis point Of view, this is the cheap
sst thing proposed on the face Of
The casth.n Il is possible that Gin
eInnaii. II she 50 elects. might
have special act Of Congress passed,
5shsrflor her from ell the behsliIs
winch Capt Eads proposes Tor West
S1n navigation. The balance Of the
Mississippi. ana Ohio valleys viii take
- chances o. Esds's improvement
i1sss I'd nol ssunele 81 sls sSPsnss.
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Henry Clay Deane is not credited
with special fondness for water, but
he has been delivering a series of tenn
perance lectures lately, which are pro-
nounced the cleanest and clearest on
the subject ever spoken in the West.