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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-04
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
THE TEXAS PACIFIC.
No Prospect of Getting Mt the stephens
bill for Two or Three Weeks,

WASHINGTON, March 9.While there is great
desire to get at the bill for the Texas Pacific
Railroad. 1t Is not probable that the committee
having that matter in charge will be called with
in two or three weeks. The committees are
called only during the morning hour, and each
committee Is entitled to two morning hours.
The call now rests with the Foreign Affairs
Committee. and there are at least ton committees
Of Importance to follow. all of which will have
bills to report
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-04
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
RON H..
Coronation of Leo XEIH.s

ROME, March 3-The coronation of Leo XII
took plaes to-day in the Sistine Chapel. in the
Vatican, ohe ceremony being private
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-04

The famous German Military Band under the
leadership of Carl Boyer, have been engaged
for the ball of Y. M. B. A., Mardi Gras night, at
the st. Patricks Hall.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-04
PEACE.
GRAND REVIEW Of RUSSIAN TROOPS
AT SAN sTEFANO YESTERDAY.
The Grand Duke NichoIgs Announces the
SlEnafurc of the TreafH of Peace.

b LONDON. March "A dispatch from Constan-
tinope says q grand review Of Russian troops
was held ut San Stefano yesterday Sunday, and
treaty Of peace had been signed. Russia has
renowned her claims for the Egyptian and Bulk
garian tributes
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-04
Servfas ResOIve-She Will not Resign III Her
GNnMMeafaa

BELGRADE March 3.-An extraordinary Cabi-
net council took place Yesterday. Prime Milan
presided, and all the military authorities were
present. 1t is said that it was resolved not to
in isf New Bulgaria. The % servan n arm army % viii for
the present remain on full war footing. Ar
tillery reserves are organizing. Prince Milan
will return to his headquarters at Nisch.
Russian Reserves Called Out.
ST.. PETERSBURG, March 3-The Gar has
called out four divisions OF the reserves. with
artillery.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-04
PEACE NEAR AT HAND.
RUSSIA MAKES SUBSTANTIAL CONCEs-
sIONs RELATIVE TO BULGARIA.
Debating the Question Of fInaemnlty-The
Claim to the Turkish, Fleet Abandoned.

LONDON, March "A dispatch from Constan-
tinople says the Russians have made substan-
tial concessions regarding the boundaries of
Bulgaria This point is now settled.
The question Of war indemnify was debated
yesterday. TO facilitate its payment Russia has
abandoned her claim to the Turkish fleet. The
signing of tho peace negotiations is near ut
hand o
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-04

Post mulfa sacu' a pocula nuiIa.
Ergo bibite "BoIlinger.
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Approved, Mar il %, 1878.
I tIr Hts " YII 4NEFs f1
 CHAPTER ".
CHATTER LN. An At concerning Applications for Restoration of I,r cited | ghts.

An At concerning Applications for Restoration of
 I,r elied | ghts.
 Be it enacted by the senate and House ot Repre-
 sontatiyes ill General Assembly convened:
 No application for the restoration of forfeited righiE tO any prrson convicted of crime shall be heard by the general assembly unless nutice of such application shall have been publi 'hcd tt least q week for two weeks succc4sivciy before t ,e session at which such application is to h" maR, Ii some n1wsp;p r pUbL.hed in the own where su | alIlcan sI les, if any be lUhlieiird n that town and ii he:a hr n". then of some newspaper in general CIT ulation in tl" c0rnty where surh applicant resides. And surh u ti r ihall specify the crime of which th applicant S orvicted the late and place of convicloI sad. C court before which the conviot.o1 was had and il ease the conviction Was had l c re a justice s court, such noti,e shall state tn4 name Of the justice of the ? ace who heid such court.
 AllIlrttYel AI:rt.h T lS-S.
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T thsnk you, bul am pe facil eop- tented to feslsn, ROW ua' sou Lave ar- rhfl
 "rlen yon have no moro wonlorfll Ibersuins in nrelateg" he asked.
 "Trs," sho replied with slight h,'sl, fancy, "I have made one more trade, but perhaps it b ono that will dieplease you,
 What aftormy hearty wolcomo2 You can do nothmF In future that m not ap- prove of Remember, Nelly, Two re- tuued poor in pocket ard none lol well In hoallh,'
 "I will tako such excellent care of you that your health will be qui restored by spring; and aa for being poor why that ls absurd when you have a good farm, well stocked, and nearly thou1' and dollars n Che bark"
 "iie,iles a treasure of Il wtfc."
 "rImnh you. But will you step Into the prlurH Hnd soc my Htnst twdct'
 Daur followed his wife, and as she op"ari the door sho pointed slmlhcnut- iy to duri, object in one corner If the rODn.
 "A pIonom cried hc, nstoulshcl.
 "Ics a good well toned piano. Tu' before you express your surprise let ma lnll you hoH 1 clrncl it l soM ali tue bmjor that ! ale during the lsl nine months, and inycHe the proceeds in an instrument that | Enc" you long, q for ard to tell tho lrlth, l was rather lnX- inue to own myself, but l never said so, nhd until I found myself ailc, never lhoHghl of buying one. Now, are yoa lgry;'
 'Anrrw?'
 Mr. p, has noycr expressed . wish to roam ugun. lie i7 perfectly satisfied ,hat he rau lini moro happiness on his farm, and in the society of his WiEcthan he could if sGr!ouado,l by all tine gold mines i, California.
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ISen;.te Bill No. p.

ln Act concerning License Fe' for Blind Persons. Be it enacted by the senate and House of Repre-
 scluatlvcs III General Assembly co1tvrned
 Sec. 7. That no town city borough shall le allowed tn tax anr Ii fe { ny nlDld prrson resident of thi- a.c fir he rv l.ge of selling w.tIin their limits goods. wares and merchandise manufactured by such blind person with his owli hands
 Scr.2. All acts and parts Of acts inconsistent herewith are hereby paaled.
 AppToy d March ?. lS7".
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S E1 g Ez businass you can engage in. s EsS kzz SsS to S2s per day made by any wurEers ofeltle- sex right in their essn localities Ptrticniars and samples worth g fsee. Improve your spare time 4 t.is bussness. asi9foss.
 snSsos & O., Portland aains
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A. Great Reduction
 IN THE PRICES OF FINE G-.r -as, GsS G-.g .. . SSs ss- kE=sz k:s gzs 6

We take oqt oeqr" announcing through those columns tbe GREAT REDUCTION within We received e finest invoice of Pmo I ever brought Denn which we are selling considering tis facilities buying Tels 8epa@fi by New York io5Iers s bug dTaf.
 Old Coffee s bu marked down. md nj the present price Maacbo Rio ald Mocha Colers have also suffered serious decline.
 grades Proces' leads the world agents or s bought elsewhere,
 SUGARS Crop NoIscsi ano article
 Canned Goods in great variety.
 Provisions embracing Smoked Mat Fish, &c, Is 1g cFcp and hvhk isfactory. and
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8ULpTuR sparEGs AT Hnmn.

foE SKIN ,N9 Honp D'sE'Fzs, Eft.,rNAT!saI. STIFF
 JonT' CHRONIc COMPLAINTS, yr \ Portable st.um Bath at co Portable SuipHnr Bath. it E On Portable romentaion Box f09 9obstsu~tiaNs, weak
 heFs and reirs. and to swra, ,h" lhr",t or anr
 bart of the body, reguy ar auged for lrayelins
 purposes, s3 t4 The apparatus o"cHpiCa only IgNG inches
 apply for circular, with illustrations. tastimon alS of Ieating physicians and rccommsnd .tions of me 3cal societies to J. DeB5er, II. D.. 25 Bronfiald 5.reCt Boston.
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House Joint Rn solution No. lt0.]

CHAPTER I.NI in Act authorizing the Board af Manag 'rs at th" Paris Exposition to appoint one ol their own number all agent.
 De 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Reprt
 ssntatiyes ill General s lubly convened: Ina the boa'd of managers, to secure ! dne repres ntation Of the arts industries of this state at the coming international exhibition ill ris be authorized, if they shall think it proper to appoint one of their own number an ag,nt , carry out the obj cts of sad act and t" report unon the industries and arts reIrcs ntcd in said exhibition and that such expenditures may he made for that purpos" rom the appropra.icn allowed by such act, as the board may see fit 10 authorize. So much of gnapJer hundred of the acts or 1877 is inconsistent herewith IS here by repealed.
 ApDroYed March 27 187a.
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Public Acts 0.' ltse State Of S'On- nGcticut. PA FED AT THE JANusEy SESSION OF THE GrNH'A ASSEMBLY,, ls,S. IPuHi.h-l by .utho.fty] lHuusr Bill &o. 3a2,l
 CHATTER LAY,

ln Act to Or"Y nt tlo }:.l. anj Pnhliainn O
 Ea1se or c,'"ptlyy $ lt Hu. His ,u relation tJ
 tnc As-"1s 1l Fl". insu.,urr {. inlraho.. Be il ,1iar'c. hy th. >. nat .HI of Rrmc
 st'l'. ties i'll General As.ruhiy roGyrua1:
 s. !. Ny "gupHuN, corp u@f .cu ur su-i.tinu utlnr zr tt rrAnsa .hr ]wsu.ss cf fl in.ur- 3.r witEm th.- 2 q y shall 'aie. O. l,Jrp-cut. either by aHycrti,,ltnt iL au} orwsrapci nti. a- li n" or priolira', ur by any ign ,.ir ruar rard p'Iiry of iu rance, ur crii:' at P, ncwa! thcr ,, ailv finn k assrts to h. in it. D a -,. .on not q tEafly },oSs'-srrl by it, aIl a,Ji!a3ic fur iar 'uN1urnt of iHss,s by nru .nd hlt fer thn prutcc- tirn orhul,lIs of thrir pnliciC, of t%, insurance Th" advertising of subscribed "gptll II It actHay paid up in a-h. s.-rii b. coHsttu d as viDlatiun Ji tin. n"oyy ."l- ot this act.
 Sc ,. ry, " aivo tisen l,t or public mnouuca mat. nd very cir l'r ur caT} h.r ittrr u!a lc or suad by auy c@lupluy, corporation or association auth horn"i tJ trausa", thc u- I .~- pi inc ns11r- au"e ill this stat". vii il shall purp2gt t1 make known the 'iuaIci4l sanding of any -u:'h compauF
 rlra,i,n. ar a~+oriatiol. ,"ali in ali tn" pagti- ularE which II purT0r's tp give. correspond with tho last lT 'rct.iag yT.:Hi statements made hy said coma y cuIpoa aion. or association to the in~u"au'c l,parJlu Ni of t-i% state.
 S,'. g. EY"rY person or corporation V;O ng any provision O. th+ act ili or tiIf frs ,1tIsf forfeit and pay to this stat five hr.udred dollars mt For every subsequent violation of any l;ru- vision os ths act shall forfeit and pay to the state on thousand collars.
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IHIE.HI IHII N 2IjIGE!ITIIII IjIE!TII B 3 .D3.}IL.l|lllIl!! !!

PARSONS fURGATIVE PILLS make New !;ch Road, and w:l c"mPl tuly charge th blood n ttc cn ire slstem nthrce months Anv person "lo will take pill each night from to Wee&s may b. restOre, 10 sottHd health 1fsuch I thing p'Ss!b'e. ",ut hy mail fer s l,ttel stamps. l. $ JOuN&-'N & CO. Bangor. Me.
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J. H. zELIN

F1.s.. sl.a9. ssll u .. Is.lE..-.s.
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PURELY VEGETABLE,

conta hing those sauthern Roots and HerI3s which an al'-wise Providence has placed in cntII;t es whern Liver Diseas.s most prevail. Ii will cure all diseases caused by Derangcmeut 0f the Liver and Bowals.
 The symptoms Of Liver Complain. gre a bitter or Lad taste ia the nrush. paia infthe Back Sides or Tosnts often misiaken for Rheumatism. s0Hr Stomacl. Loss of Appetite Bowels alteTlately cos tive and lax Headache, Less uf Memory, win [ paiId sn-atiun of having Jailed to to something which ought to have ben done; Debility Low Spirits tiirk yellow appearance of .he skin and Eyes dry Cough, often mistaken for c0nsaIfil1- tion.
 Sometimes many of thesa syInpt0nls attend the tiseaSe at others yery few: bnf tlle Liver. tha largest organ in the body is afnerally sle 0i tlie diseas aud not Baguiatei iu 1sfe great esli faring, wTaicheslIsfsS and nIsIH wiIi tnsUs.
 T ean Fecaninls1id as an efiicsciuus rsniacy f]R disease oi tn. Idggr. Heartburn and DySpers-a .5mmaas' Liver EffulatnE. ''-LEHIs c. WuSBEa z5 Master street, Asslstant posf-Inastar Plliiael plia
 "4Ye have testai iss virtusa s1naiiy. and know that for pFsIl lasis. Hliiausaeas and 1hreht5us Haadaeile t is tho bast 1letli.iis th world evsl tw. We ltav= tTisd forty uiLtr ran' dies i1isiarC 3imInfafS Liver Regulator, hut none of iaeHa eYei ave us more than temporary relief AItt Inc Ea u,ataf not e1is Esiievfsl igt cured us.s' .s'ID IasL HGzATH AzsD 1zssfseEs. AaroI, Ira.
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House Bill No. All
- . T 771' - T - : An Act ralatiup to Civil

GLITTER LNIII. An Act relating to Civil Actions. Be it enacted by the senate an1 House of Repre- sentatiyes in General Assembly convened:
 Sec. 1. Any person having an unsatisfactory judgment against another, may cause to Ee recor- ded in tine town clerks office in any town q certi- icate or writing, substantially of the form follow ing:
 This is to certify that A. B., of - on the - day of - IS-7. ia tie court holden at -, in the county of----lid obtain judgment in his favor, against D, ot--for the sam O: = dollars damages and -dallars cost Of sui, which judgment remains wholly unsatisied tor on which judgment the sum of -dolars is still due:) and to secure said sums and the lawful interest there on, judgment lien ill favor of said 4 is hereby placed upon the Following described real estate 0i the said D, situate in the town o.--. county ot | -, to wit (descriptionj; pursuant to the stat ute in such case male and r5vided. Dated at - this day of, 1S-. Signature of j. or his attorney o? his personal representative, which certificate shall be recorded OF the records of the own where such real estat lies.
 | See. 2. Such iudrnirnt fIora the fling of such certificate, shall constitute lien n the rCel es- tate described in sucA certificate: and i such lien be placed upon real estate attached Ill the suit up I on which such ju lglnsnt was predieated. and within four months after sueh juis,raetlt wss rs- derel. it shall hold from tine date of such attach ment.
 See. 3. Any person having the legal title to any IJuoSlieHt- NllFbAtF Dg bAst liillt fif HLhefNIse may cause su, a judgment lien to be ''- 'r' iI his own favor in like manner. which shall c valid as if recorded by the judgment ereoltor | Il. s.n
 | Sec. l. Nothing in this act con ainej shall bs construed to authorize any such lien to hold and
 valid as to any real estate ans interest there J 1 which might not have beel leyie upon under a exc ufion on the same judgment, at the date o Iijng such lien. Sec. ,. Any sufh lien may be foree,essl or re deemed in the sane niannar mortgages upon l the same estate.
 Sec. :. This act shall take effect from its pas saga
 Approved. March 20. 1878.
 tHouse Bill No. TAI CHAPTER IIx.
 An Act authorizing the Drecfors of ihs stata Pris
 on to fix the number of Assistants to the War
 don.
 Be if enacted by the senate aud Halssa Of Repre- sentatives in General Assembly convened Sec. 1. The warden of tie state IT son I bs assisted hy such number offer an men as ths dire. shall from time to tune determine. see Z. So much of tisla nare c isHser one, sec ton four of the leral statutes as provisS iIai no niaTe than tSsiye officers and men shall te xIs pointed to zsist the xarslen is hereby reJ,l alsi AIHrsEeI Ma1eh r, ls7s I
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are still the most thorough and search ing cathartic medicine that can be cmplOyed: cleansing the stomach and bowels, and even the blood. In small doses of one pill day, they stimulate the digestive organs and promote viz orous health.
 AYERS PILLS have been known for more than quarter of century, and have obtained worldwide reputation for their virtues. They correct dis eased action in the several assimila- tive organs of the body, and are so composed that Instructions within their range can rarely withstand or eyade them. Not only do they cure the everyday complaints or every body. but also formidable and danger- ous diseases that have bafiied the best of human skill. While they produce powerful effects, they are, at the same time, the safest and best physic for children. By their aperient action they gripe much less than the common purgatives, and never give pain when the bowels are not infamed. They reach the vital fountains of the blood, and strengthen the system by freeing it from the elements of weakness.
 Adapted to all ages and conditions in all climates, containing neither calomel nor any deleterious drug, these Pills may be taken with safety lg anybody. Their sugar-eoating pre- serves them ever fresh and makes them pleasant to take; while being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any quantity
The Newtown bee., 1878-05-30

Are the most effective and congenial pur- gatiyc dis covered. They are mild, but eHcctual in
 their opera tiOn, moving the bow surely and without pain. Although gen. tic in their op- eratioli, they
The Newtown bee., 1878-05-30

Lg. q wrek in your uYn town. 8 Outdt free. PN" No r3k. Rnalor. | you want q busincss at
 which p"r-lns of either srS ran make great pay all tha tH" they work write for particulars to II. HaLLErr X Co.,, Portland Maine.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-10-24
A pIsGuSTED TRAMP.

A few days ago, a tramp, who was
sparring his devious way along near
Reno, conceived a brilliant idea for
raising the wind. He knew that the
Wells Fargo stage would pass along
that road in about half an hour, so he
took off his coat, tore his shirt and
pockets, rolled around in the dust, and
finally tied himself, with much diff
culty, to tree. His intention was to
relate to the stage.passengers how he
had been foully dealt with by high
waymen. and have a subscription to
repair his losses taken up on the spot.
The stage, however, took short cut
by a new road that day, and didn't go
by at all. After waiting until dusk,
the disgusted tramp concluded to re-
move his bonds, but, before he got
the first knot loose, grizzly came
down out of the mountain and pic
nicked off the greater part of his left
leg.-[ San Francisco News Letter.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-10-24
WHY AND WHEN LAMPS EX.
RLODE.

ALI explosions of coal oil lamps are
caused by the yapor of gas that collects
in the space above the oil. When full
of oil of course lamp contains no gas.
but Immediately on lighting the lamp,
consumption of oil begins, soon leav-
ing space for gas, which commences
to form as the lamp warns up, and
after burning a short time sufficient
gas will accumulate to form an explo-
sion. The gas in a lamp will explode
only when ignited. In this respect it
Is like gunpowder. Cheap or inferior
oil is always the most dangerous.
| The flame is communicated to the
gas in the following manner: The
wick tube in all lamp burners is made
larger than the wick which is to pass
through it. 1t would not do to have
the wick work tightly in the burner ;
on the contrary, it is essential that it
move up and down with perfect ease.
In this way it is unavoidable that
space in the tube is left along the sides
of the wick sufficient for the flame from
the burner to pass down into the lamp
and explode the gas.
Many things may occur to cause the
flame to pass down the wick tube and
| explode the lamp.
l. A lamp may be standing on a
table or mantle, and slight puff of
air from the open window, or the sud-
den opening of a door causes an ex-
plesion.
2. A lamp may be taken up quickly
from a table or mantel and instantly
explode.
3. A lamp is taken into an entry
where there is draft, or out of doors,
and an explosion ensues.
4. A lighted lamp is taken up flight
of stairs, or raised quickly to place it
on the mantle, resulting in an explo-
sion. In all cases the mischiefis done
by the air movement-either by sud-
denly checking the draft, or forcing
air down the chimney against the
fame.
5. Blowing down the chimney to
extinguish the light is a frequent
cause of explosion.
6. Lamp explosions have been caus-
ed by using a chimney broken off at
the top, or one that has a piece broken
out whereby the draft is rendered var
liable and the flame unsteady.
Z. Sometimes a thoughtless person
puts small sized wick in large
burner, thus leaving considerable
space in the tube along the edges Of
the wick.
8. An old burner, with its air-drafts
clogged up, which rightfully should
de thrown away, is sometimes contin-
ued in use, and the final result is an
explosion.-Ex.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-10-24
CATS.

The kat liz domestic animal-but
never have been able to tell where.
fore.
You kant trust one emmy more than
yu kan case of the gout. There is
only one mortal thing that you kan
trust a kat with, and cum out even,
and that is a bar of hard soap.
They are as meek as Mosis, but as
full of deviltry as Judas Iscariot.
They will harvest dozen of young
chickens for you, and then steal into
the sitting-room as softly as an under
taker and lay themself down on the
rug at your feet, full of injured inno-
cence and chickens, and dream of their
childhood days.
All there liz about kat that liz do
mestick, that 1 knoo ov, il that you
kant looze one.
You kant looze kat-they are as
bad to looze as bad reputation iz.
You may send one out ov the State.
done up in a meal bag and marked c.
o. D., and the next morning you will
find him or her according to sex) in
the same spot alongside of the kitch-
en- stove, ready to be stepped on.
Kats have got two good ears for
melody, and often make the night at
mosphere melodious with their opera
music.
But the most wonderful thing about
the kat that has been discovered yet
is their fear of death.
You kant induce One by any ordin-
ary means to accept of death-they
actually skorn to die.
You may kill one, az often az you
have mind to, and they will begin
life anew in few minetts with more
fattering prospectus.
Dogs l love, they carry their kri-
denshuis in their faces, and kant hide
them but the bulk of kat's reputa-
shun lays buried in their stumuk, az
unknown to themselves as tew emmy
body else.
There liz only one thing about kat
that L like and that liz, they are very
cheap-a little money we'll invested,
will go CRATE way in kats.
Kats are very plenty in this world
just now. 1 counted eighteen from
my boarding house window one moon
lite night last summer, and it wasn't a
frst-rate mite for kats NEITHER Josh
Billings.