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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1878-10-06

Between 1919 and 1880 there were three cpl.
denies. occurring in the years 1919. % aud 30
and yet, as shown by the above table. the pop
81 there were epidemics, and yet, during the
ten years bet @een 1880 and 1540, the popula-
ton was more than doubled.
In the years 1S4l, '43 and "a there were cpl.
denies, bat still the cebsus of 1850 shows an
increase of population 4; 1853 was the year of
the celebrated epidemic. and in 1855 there was
another serious one, bat the figures OF 1860
show an increase of over so 600. In fS57 here
was an epidemic equal to, if not greater than
the prevailing one, but the census of 1870
foots up 80 900 more than was recorded in 1860
N. o. Democrat.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1878-10-06

"For Ellen's sake and your mother'sn
Eyes. yes, thats understood it's my mother
of course you go to take Gaze of. Even You
can't get along without the blarney, you see.
Babette. after al:
"Oh, Conner, hen I've let you say and guess
have trusted you CO."
"And destroyed me altogether"
You'll 60 to Paris tomorrow, and forget It
all.m
Isl shan't; / shall go back to Dublin, and bu.
for the thought of the fighting that's coming.
I'd be ready to hang my sslf However, there
10 that 20 look forvard ,, and D'Arcy-and IN
go in for it all now with 9 free heart. Now
give me yeur hand quick. there's your brother
lips fsrveutly on the little hand held towards
him, and then retreated into the fuIthest shade
of the balcony, while Lesbia went forward to
meet John in the window opening.
'No, dear John,n she said sweetly; 81 have
not been down to supper yet but should
like to go now with Won, il you will be SO good
81 to take ne" Her floating white skirts nearly
hand under his arm, John managed to glance
round among the sbrabs, and caught sight of
o cost-tsiled figure, leaning over the iron rails
and gazing intent1y into the street. "One of
Lesbis's numerous lovers" He was too much
annoyed to risk losing his temper by further
in vet Il gator. "She is an arrspt ccquette,n he
said to himself with q sigh. Bride ia right:
she cares only for conquess. We are bound to
watch over her carefully, and not lose any
able safe keeping. Marmsduke Pelham has
certainly Q peculiar method of love-making;
but suppose it is love he is making to her
and for the future I will be more careful not
to show him how much he bores me-"
Go be continued.)
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1878-10-06
Unwilling of a Statue to the Late Father Desns
IMPOSING CEREMONIES

Paris, Sept 24.-The memorial statue to the
memory of the late Father Peter John DeSmet,
the famous missionary of the Society of Jesus
to the Moth American indians. was unveiled
yesterday at Bender Monde, Belgium. It was
great crowds. Among those who took part in
the ceremonies were several members of the
Belgian Parliament Many other distinguish
ed men were preeent from various parts of
Europe. A cant alta, composed for toe occasion
by Edgar Ginel, was sung by choir of 500
voices. A speech eulogizing the noble labors
and virtues of the deceased was delivered by
B1rgomaster LeBruep.
The statue is magnificent work of art from
the hand of frHikeui . welt known sculptor.
A banquet was given by the citizens of tie
vlllsge last evening to their guests
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1878-10-06

For particulars regarding Electric Belts, ad-
dress "Pulvernacher GalvAnic Company" Cincinnati,
Ohio.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1878-10-06
EPIDEMIC.S.

HOW THRY AFFECT TEE POPULATION OF TIE
CITY.
From the following figures it will bs seen
that epidemics have no material effect on tie
population of this city
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1878-10-06

t18t i 83aIl ever Dc 8AYt9i9R else after the
blow you have given me, Babette. What 1
want of you is only to 60 back to Castle DAILY,
and keep your brother there till the end of
the summer; l can promise You that whatever
happens, let the rising spread to whatever di
mansions it may, neither you nor he, nor any
one belonging to you, shall be in any danger.
I want your brother there to secure the pres
ence of one honest witness to the part Pelham
takes; some one who will discriminate fairly
between encouraging dissffectiou and his
efforts to protect the poor wretches whom
their homes. OF course the wretches are most
Of them with MS. How would they not be
Bot believe your brother, even at such time
as this, will be just enough not to confuse
common humanity with disaffection to Gov
eminent. What with deaths and desertion,
there is no one lef; of any standing in the neigh.
Sorhood, except ourselves and the ORoones
and whichever way events fall out, Darby will
have no other object bat to scrape out some
advantage to himself and some i'll to his enc
mics through ALL"
How hate to think that ever lei him be-
.ieTe tolerated his hattery."
We'll, Babette, when you count up your
Jected lovers and hatsereTs, don't put me in
the same list with Darby O'Roone, that's all
ASK: don't say I've never tried to put bit
| of the blarney over you for fun, but it was
| only the words were froth there was the real
thing strong and sound underneath, though
you don't choose to believe it. Hark there's
the music beginning again. Some one will
come to look for You in Q minute. 1 suppose 1
had better say good bye; and you'll give me
your hand to kiss again, know"
Won't You stay q little longer and see your
aunt and uncle and cousinsR They are all
here tonight"
I'M Not for woElds..the only pleasant thought
| III ever get out of this evening will be the re-
collection of how skilfully 1 lodged them the
ho1E and half while I was waiting to get
bold Of you. stood in the shade of that statue
tor at least ten minutes, and heard my uncle
Cnarles entertain that old man there in wig
WIN his opinion of his Irish relations, and OF
66oong Ireland, as represented by his nephew,
Conner DAILY"
,rT Ibat tall gentlemau is q Privy CouIc iilor.n
lhen he knows Uncle Charles' receipt for
, sotetnlng Ireland, and devoutly hope he will
you're not afraid, Babette You know you'i
- sSie o. Castle DAILY whatever happens
'aAs II mat you've promised mo TO 20 thero'
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

The INCREASE oE FOREIGNERs.-Two
thousand three hundred and thirty
one passengers werO landed at the Cas-
tie Garden In the month of February,
out OF which number 1856 we're aliens,
and TAG either citizens or persons who
had been in the country before. This
is an increase Of lS0 over the returns
for January, and Of 3S4 over February
of last year. The classification of the
immigrants shows points Of interest,
especially 10 the view Of the European
complications, Russia sends US l9S-
q larger number than has arrived At
New York In q single month for some
time-while Turkey has not Q single
resentative. The number from Ireland
was 407 from England, sS9; France,
81 Italy. 1866 Germany, 344, and Aus.
tria, 5. OF the total number OIL regis.
tered their final destination as New
York, $50 went to Pennsylvania, l0l to
Massachusetts, l26 to Ohio, ll5 Ia
Kansas. 1913 to California, aud the bal.
ahce were scattered among the Other
States. Only two persons arrived dur,
ing the month who we're bound fol
Salt Lake City.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
Spelling by sound.

We don't know what Tim Deving
has said or done to entille him to The
distinction, hut every time he gets up
10 recite q lesson all the boys at Pro-
feSsor Floyd's begin to litter as if they
they considered him the "iunny boy"
Of The school.
The other day Tim was called up 10
spell.
"HiberuisI" called out the Professor
"I.b.u.n-y.er," DRAW led out Tim.
"Yes, III burn you, you little ruff
tian," shouIed the Professor. "Try Il
again, SIR"
"H-y.b.e.r.n.y.a,7 essAyed Tim {
second time.
"Wrong again, sir" said the teacher
quietly. "TimOlhy, my dear boy, YOU
views about spelling don't exactly
agree with Mr.. Webster's. II seem
you. want TO be an innovatOr, and spell
by sound"
"Yes, sir," whimpered the boy,
never was very sound on spelling"
"Never mind, Timmy, must sount
you on another subject, then"
And he took Tim across his knee AM
sounded him q Ia base drum-witl
vocal accompaniment.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
A Suggestion to the Travelling
Public.

Tourists, emigraRts and mariners find
that HostetteI's stOmacn Bltters 10 q me.
Ill lnal safeguard against unnealthful In
huences, upon which they can implicitly
rely, nee H. prevents the dects that an
unhea thy climate, vltlated atmosphere,
unaccu stoned or unwhOle, ONE diet, bao
water, or other conditions unfavorGble TO
health would otherwise produce. On
long vOy ges, or Journeys by land 10 lati.
tudes adjacent to tie equator, 1t la eS.
peclaily useful as a preventive OF the
lebrile complaints aud disorders OF the
stomach. liver a"d bowels, which are apt
70 attack natives Of the temperate zones
sojOuruing or travelling In sucn regions,
and 1t is an excellent protection against
the influence OF extreme cold, sudden
thsnges OF temperature, exposure to damp
or extreme fatigue. II not only prevents
intermittent and remittent lever, and 9th.
er diseases { a malarial type, but eradi-
Gates them-a fact which has been n0tori.
qua for years past In North and South
America, Mexico, the West indies, Aus
tralia AM other countries. eOd&w
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

THAT important dog case cams up
before Justice Grammar, yesterday.
The canine was Q little black dce.pun.
aud the contestants for its OWnaEBlIb
we're two saddle-colored damsels, who.
With their witnesses, sWore point blank
against each other. There Was e law
yer Ia the case and much ques-
lioning and cross, questiOnlng, but
6nally, we believe, The dog whs
sacrificed for the costs. About 10
o'clock last night Constable COnkllHs
was trying to swap or the dog to War
rem Kain for music box that plays
"DOn't cit weary, Chillun'.p
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
DIED.

ARNOLD Died, a. LGvlOnla, Wilson
county, Texas, OF heart disease, Novem-
Der =, AID. 1877, at the age Of % years.
WRLToN L. ARNOLD.
The news Of the death OF this young
gentleman, which occurred come time ego,
will bs heard Of with. regret By HE nu-
merOus friends and relatives In kissisaip-
pl. Although be died last FAN, the lntel.
ligence OF his deOeass did not reach HE
friends until quite rsceAtly. Hewas The
eighth son Of the late Jackson ArnOl 4, Of
LOwndes county, and brother Of HOn.
Judge Jas. Il. ArnOld, OF Columbus, Felix
B. Arnold, OF Sharon, Rev. 2. T Arnolas
OF CraWiordville, and John q. Arnold, os
JOhnsOnvllle. In 1871, he, went % Texas
with q younger brother, where be ens-
barked In agricultural pursuits. he vas
distinguished among his friends for hip
energy, and industry, and the other manly
qualities which make man respected and
successful in life. His career, theugh
short, was productive Of results Of which
older men might we'll be proud. he died
aS he llved-belOved and Fevered By ah
who knew him, and with the reslgnatlon
and feelings Of a Christian and gentleman.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

Nav OaLEANs, March 27.-Elom
quiet and. steady; superfne, $4 90;
Xxx, "a so; xxx, "A 1896 so; choice,
So 50@6 so. Corn quiet and firm
choice white, 4Sc. Oats dull St. Louie,
35c; choice Galena, &c. Corn meal
quiet, % l0@2 Is. Hay dull ordinary,
Sll@l3 90; prime, Sl4@l6 90; choice,
Sl7 so. Pork fair demand, and firm,
$40 25. Lard steady; refined tierce,
u exc; keg, 73<@SAC. Dry salt
meats quiet; shoulders, loose, 35Sc
packed, 3AC; clear rib sides, 41Sc clear
sides, SIC. Bacon dull, weak and
lower; shoulders, Azc; clear rib sides,
5T@6c; clear sides, 61e. Hams fair
demand and firm choice sugar-cured,
canvased, small and medium $500,
large dull, 7e71O; uBeanvased, 6lS@
&C. Whisky steady rectlded West
ern, 81 03@l 06. Coffee fair demand ;
ordinary to prime, cargoes, l4@l7Hc
gold. Sugar good demand; common
to good common, 81 96Hc; fair to
fully fair, 6H @7C prime TO choice, ~
csc; yellow clarified, 50 @815c. Mo-
lasses quiet but hrm; common, fer
menling, zoe; fair, not fermenting, 25c ;
prime to choice, 32@42e. Rice quiet
but steady; ordinary TO choice Louis.
lana, 81 @6Ac. Bran dull, weak aud
lower, $4,000.
CINCINNATI, March 27.-Flour firmer
family, IS 00@5 go. Wheat active and
higher good toprime red, 81 l0@l l6.
Corn goud demand, 4l@42c. Oats
quiet and steady, 29@S2c. Rye dull
5S@60c. Barley dull prime to choice
Fall, 4l@45C. Pork dull, $40. Lard
good demand; steam, 7.l5C; current.
make. 7Hc; kettle, 7N@7kc. Bulk
meats quiet shoulders, Axe; short rib
middles, &c; short clear middles, 6I1c,
Bacon quiet; shoulders, Axe; clear rib
sides, CEc; clear sides, 20. Whisky
Butter Arm; prime 10 choice Western
reserve, 25@2SC; prime to choice Cen
trail Ohio, 23@26O. Sugar Arm hardS
l0H@l0kC. Hols dull packing,$3 o.
@3 S5; receipts, 2. $50 head f; shipments
2,l60 head.
ST.. LOUIS, March 27.-F,Our dull
superAne, So 65@3 so; family, IS l0@
5 25. Wheat higher; No. 3 red Fall
81 l2@l l2yk; No. 4 do, 81 06H
No. 2 Spring, 81 04@l 07lI. Corn
lowe. No. 2 mixed, 37@3794c. OatI
easier; No. 2, 26@269lc. Rye better
57@57I5c. Whisky steady, 81 02. Pork
better drmand,$9 70@9 rs. Lard quiet
10. Bulk meats dull shoulders, 3 403
long clear middles, &c short clear mid
dies, 5l5c. Bacon doll; shoulders, &c
clear lib sides, 5 5jc c; clear sides, 562c
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

VITAL WEAKNESS OR DEPRESSION a
weak, exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage; the result OF mental over
work, indisCrelions or excuses, or some
drain upon the system, is always cured
by HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
No. %. 1t tones up and invigOrates
the system, dispels the gloom and des-
pondency, imparts strength and energy,
stops the drain, and rejuvenates the en-
tire man. Been used twenty years with
perfect success by thousands. Sold by
dealers. Price, 81 per single vial, OF
IS per package Of Eve walls and 81 vial
OF powder. Sent by mail on receipt OF
price. Address HUMPHREY HoNEo.
PATHIc MEDICINE COMPANY, 100 Fulton
street, New York splS-eod&wly
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
Consumption o. COtGOn IN En-.
gland.

Consumption on COHe0R In ERS
gland.
London Saturday Revlew.l
In spite Of the steady decline OF our ex.
port trade Slnce the autumn Of 1873, our
imports Of raw cotton were hi her In 1875
than In any former year, even including
the imitation period that followed the close
Of the FrancO.German war; and although
there was falling OG In 1877, the total i'm.
potts were still higher than in 1875. To
put the matter more exactly, the imports
Of raw cotton In 1873 exceeded those OF
1873 BY 3N per cent, while those Of 1871
showed decline from the previous twelve.
month OF only 2B per cent. Consequently,
II we except 1876 alone, the imports OF the
raw material last year exceeded those OF
any preceding year In our history. This
remarkable fact would seem TO prove that,
up TO twelve months ago OF any rate, the
condition Of trade was fairly prosperous.
Manufacturers wOu d certainly not have
persisted In augmenting the production
season after season II they had not been
receiving fairly remunerative profits. The
decline in the imports shows that this was
no longer the case In 1877, and other facts
which we shall cite by and by demon.
strate that then aperiOd OF real adversely
| set In. But when We bear In mind the
political condition Of Europe and the
iamines that have been deeOlating India,
China, and South America, we shall see
sufficient cause for the change without
suppOsing any loss OF our manufacturing
pre-eminence. Another favoring circum.
stance In our position 10 that our produc-
tive capabilities very largely exceed those
Of the whole continent taken together
The number Of splndles amounts to 30, ,5O0,.
900; those Of the Continent 10 no more than
l9,6CS 0OO, or not quite half as many. II
must be added, however, that the quaint.
~ OF raw cotton we imported was only
1885, OO,OO0 pounds, against 1,t4l, 400, 900
pounds imported BY the continent; so that,
while our superiority In spindles 10 over
100 per cent, In actu al production Il 10 on
" 20 per cent. We need hardly observe,
however, that our productive capabilities
are mol measured by the Outturn Of last
year. Decreaotd demand, vanishing
prohts, and labor disputes caused, as We
have seen above, q considerable diminu-
tion even upon the production Of 1915,
when the full energy ofour manufacturers
was BY no means put forth. On the other
hand, Il lie not likely that depression has
had as injurious an effect upon European
competitors as upon ourselves, As arule,
they manufacture only for the home mar.
ket, which 10 secured to them by protec.
tive duties; we, on the contrary, supply
the wOrd d.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
sEXTON,s REPORT

OF The CITY Of Vicksburg, for the oeek ending
Monday, tae 18th day Of AGreh, a. d.
1878, at Il O'Clock M.
March 2O--MOseS solomon, 4 years, Group,
Vicksburg, lst Wa.d.
March 2O--Fanny stonewall, cOlOred, SO
years, womb disease, Vicksburg, Sd Ward.
March 20-Rosa Jones, colOred, year,
measles, Vicksburg, 3D. Ward.
March 22--Ward Preston, cOlOred, %
years, consumption, Yicksburg, Sd Ward,
March 2l--CRr0line johnson, cOlOrad, 90
years, cancer, Vicksburg, % Ward.9
A true copy: 10. ARNOLD, sexton,
2. T. WOODBURY., N. D., Health Officer.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
HOW HAPPY I'LL aE.

A little one played among the flowers,
In the blush and bloom Of Summer hours;
ohe tWint ne b1ds In garland fair,
And bound them up 10 her shining hair.
.Ah me, said she, chow happy I'll be
when ten years more have gone over me
And | am maiden, with youths bright
Flu:9l9g, M cheek and lighting my
a maiden mused In q pleasant room,
where the air was filed With son per-
Vases were near, Of az tlque mould,
Beautiful pictures rare and old,
And che, OF all the lOvelinesa there,
was by Tar the lovellest and most fair.
HAh me-" sigh she, show happy I'll be
When my hearts true love comes home to
me;
Light Of my life, my spirits pride,
count the days till thou reach my side"
mother bent over cradle nest,
Where she sOothed her babe 10 bis smii.
ing rest, ~
"Sleep we'll, she murmured soft and low,
And she pressed her kisses on his brow,
"Uh, child, sweet child how happy I'll be
II the good God let thee stay with me
Till later on, In life's evening hour,
Chy strength snail be my strength and
tower"
An aged one sat by the glowing hearth,
Almost ready to leave the eaIth;
Feeble and trail, the race che had run
Had borne her along to the setting sun.
"Ah mel" tighed she, in an undeFt0ne,
"HOw happy lll be when life ls donel
When the world fades out with lie weary
strife,
And soar away to better lIfe."
'Tis thus we journey from youth TO age,
Longing to turn 10 another page,
striving to hasten the years away,
Lighting our hearts with the future ray;
Hoping In earth till lts ylsiOns tade,
Wishing and waiting, through sun and
shade, ,
Turning, when earth's last tie Is rlven,
To the beautiful rest that remains in
heaven.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
Tho Queen Of the Over.

A breakfast biscuit or tea.rol made
with DooLEY's YEAST POWDER, is cer-
tainly the queen Of the oven-sO light,
white and delicious. You lift II ten.
derly, break It open gently, spread Il
dainty with fresh, sweet butter, wait
ing to be gracious. After breakfastlng
on biscuits made with DooLEY's YEAsT
POWDER, what man would contemplate
suicide or grumble because his wife
asked him for money!
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
NotIce to CountrH l.ndIen.

MRS. q. E. WRIGHT, Ladies' Com
mission Merchant and Purchasing
Agent, Vicksburg, Miss.
Having access to ell the fashion
magazines and other means for keep.
ing posted as to the different styles
and unriValed facilities for purchasing
every article needed by Ladies, offer
my services as 6 Purchasing Agent TO
the Ladies who trade with Vicksburg.
| will fill orders for Jewelry, Hair.
work, LSces, Millinery, Sewing Ma.
chimes, Dress Materials, Children's
Clothing, aud for every article needed
by my sex. l will also have Dresses
made to order, furnish patterns, or Or
der such things from the North as my
customers may desire. Samples OF
Dress Goods, ETC., furnished free OF
charge. Terms cash, or approved city
acceptance, including commission OF
81 on purchases on amounts Of 500 oI
under, and per cent. on amounts
above $50. Address MRS, q. E,
WRIGHT, care Herald Co., ViCksburg
Miss. feb 5-d&w-tf
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
Mr. nouMAs, March L. lsi

WI JURGIELEwIcz, E,q.-DeAr Sir
Please send me, through Messrs. Z. c.
Palmer & Co., three bottles of your
ANTI. RHEUMATIC MlxTURE. My case
being chronic, do not expect 10 be
cured, but il relieves promptly the &c.
we're pains to which I am subject, and
find Il the best | have ever used.
Respectfully, yours,
d&W.lt T., COURTOLS.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

We call attention of our readers to
the professional card Of Doctor c.
Beard, the well.known New Orleans
Oculist and Aurist. Doctor Beard Cal
give excellent accommodations at the
Orleans Infrmary, l42 Canal street,
New Orleans, to patients requiring
operations,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
SHAWLS, MANTLEN nnd KRAPN

India Valley Cashmere ShAws from $4,000 up. India
Filled CenteFs al e50l00 and up.
Real Decea, CheddA and Striped india shnuis nsT
deSigna from sl000 upWeFdA Also, full lines BItsh,
French and German shaul In beautiful new styoa ot
the best and most reliable manufacture. Paris Man
Ties and Cloaks Of the latest modes rom ei5oo up and
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
Ex0ulslse ONors.

The Unique Perfumes made by DR..
Price are the favorite perfumes for the
handkerchief and toilet. His Floral
Riches surpasseS In rich, fresh, AOWery
fragrance, any other Cologne or toilet
water. DR.. Prices Pet Rose, Alista
Bouquet, and other extracts are ecstatic,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
OUR IMPORTATIONE

or THIS SEASON GIVE Us AN UNEQUALED STOCK
on GOODa
BLACK silks handsome and durable, all vidtha.
el.00 TO e8.b0. The GREAT AMERICAN INDEs4Rur-.
TIRLB SILK, e1.20, e1.s5, and si.60.
PLAIN C0L0RRD SILKS, nsW shadsa, eommsncing
as low a. 1Dc per yard, and a. $780, same as qaally e
last season at a %.
Fancy BFOehs and DamassS figures og the new Paris
worth t1.96
THE PRICES AT WHICH WE OYFgR our SILKS
ARE ohEoUARTER 10 ONE-TnIRD LBS
THAN LAST REAe0N
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
MARRIED.

READING BOSNIAN = Married, e
the residence Of DR.. NailOr, Warren cOun.
ty, March 26th, by Rev. Robert Price, .. D..
Col. A. b. READING, Of YlekBburg, and
Mrs. JULETrA :. RossMkH, Of Kinds oOun.
ty, hiss.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

The little captive girl told q mighty
man Of war, who was suffering from
leprosy, to balhe three times 10 q river
10 be clean, and he did and was clean /:
so we say, use HOME STOMACH BITTERs
and be healed of ell liver disorders.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

Chemists and physicians say that Dr.
Prices Special Flavorlng Extracts are
the purest. They are daily increasing
in popular favor. Housewives who
desire the most delicious flavor 10 their
cakes, puddings aud pastry, will get II
by using DR.. Prices Extracts.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

Nh. RoBT. W. HARRIS, OF ST. Louie,
will open school OF penmanship on
next Monday, over Wadsworth's store.
he comes very highly recommended
as en- accomplished and successful
teacher.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
MOURNING DEPARTMENT.

French and English Grapes Grenadines and Orran.
dies, BombaIines Henrietta Cloth 81 100 IN. Frsnch
Cashmere, bOc. up, BlaTFE Cloth seFgas Australian
aad other desirable fabrics q very low phcss
~ short notice. Mourning Jet JeWeiry, and all snan
aftlgles Of Mourning In variety.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
FIonr Gierznn

One cup of brown (Graham) -four,
one teaspoon DooLEY's YEAST POWDER,
one cup OF sweet milk, one egg, white
and yok beaten separately. Have
your gem pans hot, grease well, aud
bake In a quick oven.