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Summer Entertainments.


season DeAt week. leaving Monday morning
at 10 o'clock, and going 20 Baltimore. Tickets
50 cents. Round trip tickets, returning by
Tail, coed for three days, Sl.50
The Harbinger leaves to morrow at 9 o. m.
lot the Cheat M1c0micO, the famous fishing
grounds. The boat will arrive there at sun,
rise Friday morning and remain during the
The Jane MOSeley will leave next Tuesday
at 6;SO P; m; Tor Ocean City. making stay
Remember the grand excursion to Fortress
Monroe, Norfolk and the Capes on the stea-
mer Louise. leaving next Saturday evening at
80 II Will be one OF the most perfect given
The Nellie will start at tomorrow morning
from Congress street bridge, Georgetown, Tor
one OF her regular and popular trips to the
Great Falls.
The YELLOW FEVER RELIEF FUND-The
COLLECTIONS Yesterday BY the Israelites COM
sufferers amounted to $3.50. of which sum Mr..
A. S. Solomons collected 1882, and Adler and
Stern s2S
The 6. A. r. contributions for the relief of
yellow fever sufferers are as follows: John A.
Rawllns Post, No. !, and Kit Carson Post No
z, have contributed 3 each: and John F. Rey-
nelds Post, No. 8. go, for The relief their c,m.
rades in New Orleans. which sums were for
waIded by telegraphic order to-day by Depart.
ment Commander Corson.
HFALTH OFFICER IowNsHEHD's REPORT
Tor the week ending the 24tn shows: NuiSanceS
reported 0oZ: aDalcu, rs: deaths from all
causes reported, 50 causes Of death inyesti-
gated by coroner, 10; burials at public expense
IA; Investigations for local cause of disease, 8;
tons OF garbage removed, 81; dead animals
removed. 220: condemned, ga pounds Beef,
and witt THE usual record of food inspections
and pound operations, Eii:criraueous meats.
fruits aiid vegetables; animals impounded,
162; redeemed, Is; killed, l9; in pound. %.
The CHARITY HOSPITAL AT NEW ORLEANS
enjoys deservedly world wide reputation. III
the present afflicted condition of the Crescent
City il seems prOvidential that its existence
has been maintained by the liberal gratuities
received through the famous Louisiana State
Lottery Company. The drawings of this insti-
tuition take place monthly on the second Tues
day, and for information address NJ. A. Dau-
phin, p. o. Box or, New Orleans. La.
RECEIVING new fall dry goods every day.
Blankets, blankets, blankets, white pure wool
blankets, 50 80; comforts; shawls; white honey
comb quilts, Soc. large size bridal quilts, 81 so
beautiful dress goods, part wool. 15c. caSs,-
meres Tor boys wear SOC. excellent cOrsets,
zoe. DIR. Warmers celebrated corset, 81. .
Best bed ticking, 25c.; children's colOred stock
angS immense assortment. Carriers, Ill Mar
ket Spaee.-AGrt.
CHOICE FRUIT.-Mr. Geo. II. B. White,
casnler OF the Metropolitan Bank sends US a
sample OF the fruit grown in his garden In this
cry IL peach which weighs eleven ounces
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EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS

DVGMET FORGET THE THIRD AMI.
DIR "a, sAssoeis,ipn ., LSeisrs wasSns "a
1873 Besides dancing and prize shnottnS ~
= ere will be Vocal Music and Tsmat,c res 4
prove unfavoraole the picnic in I.e nss rsMs e
DAY. e, p'embs 9Th. auyes9i.
CELECT FXCURSIOy
~ Under The gu 'pices OF ANACosTIA LODGE
No. 81. r. A. A. NJ. to
BLICkISTON'S ISL IND,
WEDNESDAY, september Ath, 1873
Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON viii leave her
w srf foot of 9Th st. at 1888 m
saa re.urslps ns p.na a Teks,'
can be procured from any m-mber OF the Loag
or from the CT m aitce Al the wharf. suSes SIS 3'
~ FOG GENTLEMEN.
THE STEAMER HARbIN3ER FOB THE
6hGAT WICoMICO.
The famous hshil grounds; the great Wicomico
the sse 3 Rfrs 4 ak nest pffsEhR
there at sunrise FRiDA Y MORNING ard leave a,
sunset giving the whole day for sport. Tickets 81
at the boat and Boz tvs lO11 b st. NV. (Bring
your blanket n. Z. GREGG, Capt aug2e At
CHhNGE OE PROGRAMME FOR
" sTkAMtR HARhINGES.- e.
can be chartered on Mondays. " ed
nesdaya and FRIDAYS. and for two 1T d three day
trips, and evening. SIS. Thursday and sunday
m, for 60 cents; cLildreu hail price: lit q onss
nee. Refreshments on boat, bu no liquors. In
9 CUR on boat or az RON1ZS Ice Cream Depot,
lOlI Ith street. N. e. 9RE6G. Capt. auY24 tm
GAIT WATER.
- BATHING. GRABBING, FISHING
Complimentary Family
"
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OK HOURS RIDE ON THE Pm
DOMT LOOKOUT EXCURSIONS,
6TEAMER "SUE.n
CAPT w q aKnH Ell AN

Tho Elegant Iron Steamer SUE win cssums mn
SATURDAY NIGHT EXCUR-
SIUNb. June 18th, to Point Look
ont ont Stopping at Plney Point going
ano retufnlng, leaving Stephenson's wharf, foJt o
washington by IN. on Monday. Meals vii. b.
1urnished on the Boat and all the acceu n I'd ION
state Rooma and further infoIluAtion apply I.
STEPHkNS0N q Bros. Ageuts curnuy l2ti
0t. and PA. ave. and 7th Ut. wharf Tea Sm
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AFOLLINARIS
, NATURAL
MINERAL WATER.

Highly EFerreScent.
APPROVED by the Academic de Medicine OF
France, and LIS sale In France authorized bY SDe.
eidL order Of The French Government.
Recommended by the highest MEDICAL AU.
THORITI dS In New York rs
"A great relief for SEQ Sickness
"a delightful beverage; muddy antacid; most
Far superior to vichy Setter, or any other,
for daily use; free from the objections urged
against CrOlon and artihcially AGRA ed waters
.1mpIegnated only with it's own gas
'dealthful and well suited for Dyspepsia and
cases Of acute disease, and where there Is equity
"By lar the most agreeable, alone or mixed with
wine; useful In Catarrhs Ut Stomach Ct Bladder,
and in Govt -
MOT only q luxury. but Q necessity,
Obe had OF all Wine Merchants, GrOcerS, Drug.
Sists ana Mineral Water dealers throughout the
United States, aud wholesale of
FRED'K DE barry CO..
Nos. II and 43 Warren st Neto YorE,
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada.
Every eEuine bottle bears the registered vel
lLfmlt a., London. aug2l-wfm eow2 n
7 AME AND SICK HORSES pro
IL n0unced incurAble cured free Of cost.
GILES tIN!AENT IODIDE AMMO. In
k s1asnes sRsyns nsR,Dt' K1ngPenss
eans SSssc
Send for pamphlets containing fun information to
Or. WIN: n. GILES, 120 West Broadway, New
wraRpers; Sold BY Ill druggists. Wholesale. STOTT
4 CROMWELL fV6.0n3ns
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NOIsELEss PARLoR RIFLES for rat, cat and
parlor shooting, from p up. Bazaar 615 18th
street, opposite Treasury eol.
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TUE SPRING Is HERE.-N0.c q the
Time to GeU.-Ladies', Gents and Children 8
cast OF Wearing Apparel, Boots, Shoes, &C., at
extIsordlnary bigh cash prices at .'JUSTH'S Old
Stand, - NO. 8l0 ID street q. ". All notes by mail
will be promptly attended to. r22.tr
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-11-09

Denis Kearney, the sand lot ora
Tor, appears to DO losing his grip
ON The working classes in Massa-
rhusetts. IL has dawned upon
them that hesis al obscene, vulgar
fellow, with plenty of profanity IN
lis mouth mid very fvH idsns IN
Ills head. The B0storl Herald de-
seribesa scenent an o4,en-air meet
ing ID east Boston, ON the LIST OF
October, where Denis nnalertook
TO liarargne motley crowd OF
people Itsays:
ssBe had scarcely uttered a hum
Slred words. when wlliz went TN
onion past his nose, andzipl came
Il lsstat.a, striking one OF the Ian !
terms near Kearneyss head, and
causing greut cmifnsion. a'p say
that Denis was mad, is a very mild
way Of putting il; he furry boiled
s,uerwith age, aud literally turned
i,lack III the face. 1t WAS a pity,
too. for. when he smiles. Denis ls
quite Il gapd-looking follow, and
lots IF the girls get sweet on linn
iii the cpantfv towns. The east
Boston girls WHO witnessed his DIS
l,lay III temper last evening went
clean back on him, and most of
them, hong before he CLOSED his
laranaue, started off for Meridian
street 10 search Of man with q
sweeter temper. CLEARING about,
Denis raised his voice to a pitch
that was Clearly suggestive Of the
rawlings of an escaped lnnatic, and
Nelled, wliletlisI erspiration tairlE
streafned from his face. sOhil Won
shiny imps of hell i--ohl you mis-
srable blood smoking hnmmersl-
OH you snaaking thieves m the
employ of political cut-throats,
sRent i,ere itoaothem filthy work ~
If q could find the dirty, contempt
ible wIaalp who threw that onion.
Ia shoot him as 4 wonitl q dog.
The scene that followed this exhi-
bition of temper on the ipartfof the
honest, peaceahle apostle OF re-
form. who us recently rs last Sat
nlrday night declared his close re-
buttons to :lla Trinity. almost baf
iiesdescriptiun Iells Of derisios,
shouts OF laughter, hystafical
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS women, mingled
with oufhs and badinaae .of the
men ia the widest 3cn1ifuslon-
Kearpey made several attempts to
Ir;liIn gain the attention at his au-
.dieil..e, lint It was all ff no avail.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-11-09
Haskell HOUSE,
Lake ciIAKLEs. CALCAsIEu pal,,xI,y
I0EVlsrANA

rETHE undersigned has Just .ope,sa
4 tile aheye named hotel. on Evss
street between the Cashulie flhn, an
md Moss 4 EiSFaick ) store. The|hn;ll'
ing Is q large. t,vo story i,anse. NH ' W.
recently been completely renov, ,sl
throughout, ana newly l,airftsd III III
the furniture is entirely new. ara Nh, .''
chased expressly for this hotel s aIa
table VIII he supplied with tic lhast mi, III
maiikHt afftmds. 4 lnrga feed sl,IIIs
viii soon sbe finished. III the rs,,. 81 ,sl,,,s
hutel let The i.aassl ii ,.slniirsl,ly ,,s s
tiiated and we'll lighted. Ilhe la,al nv
measures 15ti fatt nv Az, Gaef. i ,a,I
be the MIN IF The lsvt,s,ri,.isr to fa.ibe;t
a first class hotel ID every par,icujaF
Commercial travellers wilIfindii sI,Iless.
ant stopping iilaue. Prices snoileslte
to suit the times
w. ri. HAsg 5I..
duly III. 1876 a'ganrieior
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-11-09
Married Lite.

Julius Meser gives the following
counsel from wife aud mother !:
II thy 10 make myself and all
around me agreeable. lit will mot
do to leave man to himself till
lie comes to Won, to take no lains
to attract 3IiI6, or TO appear before
him with long face ~ is not So
sdifiicnlt ms yam think, dear child,
TO behave to ii husband SO that he
shall remainsforevariin some meas
nre d husband. 4 am an old mo-s
man, but yancisn stilldD what you
like; a word fyoal yon at the right
time will not fail Of Fiss effect; what
need have yon TO play the suffer
ing virtne9 Thetear of n loving
girl, said an oId book, is like a
deN-firop on ! srase; Int that on
the cheek ssf a vile is b drop Of
pnisnn to q husband. Try To APP
pear cheerful and ennteDted, and
yonr husband will be- so; aud when
yon have mailet imlhappy youlwiil
sec0,ne 50 mot 10 appearance, but
III reality. The skill required is
not 40 greas- Nothing iiutters d
anan 80 much a. the happiness .:
Ills wife; lAA Is always proud u
himself as tbs source Of IL. AS
sonn as yon lsre cheerful you viii
he lively and aleft. and every mo-
mant will afford yon AID oppnrtn-
nifty 10 Jet fall an agreeable word
Your education, which gives you
nnimmense advantage. will greatly
assist Won; and yonr sensibiiity
will become the nohlest gift thai
nature has bestowed On yon, wiler
III shows itself III affecfinnate asst
dnity, and stamps on every actor
alanft, kind and talsaer character
instead Of WASTING Itself in score
repinings. lhisiiisa most AxcalIeu
advice, and worthy at being treas
ursd M
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-11-09
NIINT lFII3Af.i
j.. W. Fs@ysaFs 81 Ge..
flrSlTJrysg ny
GENERAL MERC 5TfsIE,,

GENERAL MEls III III I. Mise,
"A Z the Old sstanaof BRYAN & Clement.
In IN Tile CORNER of 1syali street and
Cunrfllonsn square. have converted
heonsirellowep' sturyaof the large build
ing at That pii,ce into a grand depot faf
the sa,eot an Immense stock .af goods,
That nre now open. a,d nlliith they are
selling atpiises tlsfsing competition. 4
eeogfiilnance ~ the pr.fanage formerly
extended TO isrpan & Clement is res
pertfiilly solicited.
March IA, 1875.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-11-09
TOWN LOIS FOR SAFE.

O"N LUIS FIX SALE-
EsENErowS LoTs. sITTArED IN rnE
TOWN or LAKE ouanIEs,
ELIalBLE Boa ButIDIEe Runposas.
rsnrs Exsr.
Persons dasifops ai rnrchasire. can apu,y
- = A. IA RCllIIin. 3
Niblestis Bluff.
Lake CHARLES, Ia.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-11-09
JOHN DILLON's SALOON.
On the North Side Of the Court House
Square, 1T the Corner Of
Wards Alley,
LAKE CHARLES, LA.

17yHE proprietor IF this favorite saloon
il hereby announces that lie Is CON
SANITY receiving new and full supplies
snf the VERY best brands f,f Mhiskey,
Brandy, Wine. ale. Porter, and al
other kinds of liquors. and also the
choicest brands of cigars The saloon
is supplied with a fine billiard table.
Iand with ample accommodations for
card parties. Ne,paisss will be spared
Ito secure The comfort and enjoyment OF
\ al ms visitors.
TEE kept on hand ri sumnacr.
JOHN BILLION.
.Jrne 27. 1878 III
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-11-09
iIo, FoR t,As4CAsEfsU PASS,
v~sn'~ n The handsome, swift run
$3.50 ming pronellcr

a line handsome, swift rum
4E# ming f,roneller
I2 a M OS,
has resumed regular seini-@eeiSly trips
from Ialse Charles 10 Iseesbnrg. tGssl
icaaieu Puss) carrying tlle JInited States
ldaii. All down ana mp trips ny day
light. Accommodations fnr eight pas
senaers- Excellent Inducements to
hunting and fishing parties.
Fare Jlacia NTsaN-- ss2 so.
Leaves Lake Charles Mondays aud
Thursdays AT Ga m; arrives sst Iees'
burg same days.
Leaves Iseesburg MedneAS.avs and
saturdays At g6sa. ms; arrives at Iiske
Gharles same days.
Schedule running time between both
places. twelve hours; actnai running
time, much less.
THOS n. REYNOLDS,
April 25. 1878. Master.
X "
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-11-09
ESTABLISHED 1899.
a. Baldwin & Go.

Successors tic Slncomh. Baldwin y Go.
IMPORTERS AND DEAnIsRs IN
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Gums. Iron,
STEEL. NAILS, CASTINGS.
Agricultural implements, Paints. Oils,
Metals. Tinware. Railroad sup
plies. Blacksmitlis and
Carpenters Tools,
Etc. Etc.
AGENTS II. S. METALLIC CARTR tDGE
COMPANY.
Remington Breecb-loading Gums and
Rifles.
III Canal and 81 4 SO Common Streets,
Adjoining City Hotel.
New Orleans, La.
feb 81, 1879.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-11-09
HOMESTEAD PATENTS.

HOMESTEAD PATENTS.
4 am now prepared as usual 70 make
y tinal lprDUf ,ssf Homestead Entries.
and procure paients fur same. ;,llsp 10
procure patents for tantlies made pre-.
yiOns 10 the late war.
Homestead md State Land entries
attended to with pnnctnality and dis
patch
THAD. MANO.
Lake Charles, June z 1877 -ly.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26

Congr essman Waddell, of North Carolina.
who was defeated for reelection in the Third
District OF that State by Russell. Republican
Greenbacker, by q very slim majority, de-
clines to contest, although his defeat was due
to low election trick of his opponents. Mr.
Waddells father happened to die during the
campaign. The Republicans saw their op-
portunity and reported that 1t was Mr.. Wad-
dell himself who had died. The result was
that some eight thousand Democrats of the
district believing their candidate dead,
either stayed away from the polls altogether
or voted for some one else. But Mr.. Waddell
will not contest, and the reasons he gives are
worthy of President Hayes earnest consid-
Grafton. II believe" he says, ''that
the election was free from corruption
as all elections are In my district;
and so believing, honor, fair-deaIing and res
pect for what must be taken as the will Of the
people, forbid any attempt on my part to
defeat that will by o resort to legal quibbles,
and a reliance upon the fact that q majority
Of those who would decide the contest are my
political associates. II I should contest MI
Russells seat and be successful, | would bo
doing just what | condemned Mr.. Hayes for
doing, viz: holding an office to which he was
not elected, and drawing salary which right
fully belongs to another man." Here is
something from the "sold South" really
worthy of Mr.. Hayes consideration. He
might work it into his message.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26

The bid for the California vote has already
begun. It is perhaps little early for this, as
the California election does not occur until
next September; but then our politicians of
to-day are far-seeing statesmen, who are
already dividing the patronage of 1880. Gar
field has struck the keynote for the Republi-
can party, and is as anti-Chinese In his views
as Kearney We may expect to see the Re-
publican papers join with him, In O. very few
days, in this war against the heather. One
unfortunate mistake, however, has been
made in this connection. Postm aster Gene
raj Key was silly enough, the other day, to
speak favorably of the Pacific slope Mon
gols, whom he declared Industrious and
peaceable. This unfortunate remark of his
may lose the Republicans the State Of Cali
fornia, unless it be distinctly repudiated and
Key relegated to private life Chandler has
now some real grounds for demanding the re-
tirement of this representative OF the Old
Line Wings.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26

The Secretary Of State has compiled tho re-
turns from the following parishes: Assump-
tlon, East Baton Rouge Calcasieu, Cameron
East Carroll, Catahoula, Claiborne, East Fe-
liciana, Iberia, Iberville, Lafayette, Madison.
Natchitoches, Ouaohta. Orleans Plaque
mines, Pointe Coupee, Rapides, Red River,
Richland Sabine. st. Bernard, st. Charles.
st. Helena, st. John the Baptist, st. James,
st. Martin, st. Tammany, Tensas, Tangp
hoa and Vermillion-thirty-f five in oil. The
parish Of Concordia will be compiled to-nor-
row. The sherifs Of the following parishes
having failed to forward to the Secretary Of
State the tally lists from which their returns
have been made as provided by section 2,
net No. 81 Of the General Assembly, ap-
proved March il, 1873, the returns
from these parishes cannot be compiled:
Ascension, Bossier, Caddo, Caldwell, West
Carroll, Franklin. Grant, jackson, Livngs-
ton, Morehouse, st. Landry, Union, Vernon,
Washington, Webster and VIM. The parish
of st. Mary cannot be compiled according to
the provisions of the above act, for the reason
that the tally lists were destroyed.
1t Is to be hoped that those sheriffs who
have failed to forward the tally sheets of their
parishes will do so as soon as possible, in
order that the returns from these parishes
may be compiled and promulgated. The
parish of Ascension is distant only q few
hours from this city; there ought to be no
difficulty in getting its tally sheets here In
twenty days after the election.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26

| The MOffett register has come down like
| a rocket. year ago this law was In force In
one State, Virginia; had been passed in an
other, Louisiana, but was not yet In force,
and was before the Legislatures of New York,
Pennsylvania, Tennessee, South Carolina and
Mississippi, with every prospect Of being
adopted in these States and becoming law.
But to-day the Moffett register has fallen
into disrepute everywhere, A bill proposing
this law was presented before the Legislature
of Georgia the other day, but there is no hope
or possibility Of It's passage. The press md
people Of Georgia are unanimously opposed
to it, and it is scarcely likely that it will get
Q dozen votes in the Legislature. That our
Moffett register law will be abolished
at the coming session of the Legislature
the results Of the late election leave no
this new mode Of raising taxes, the Moffett
register has proved 81 fraud and q failure
The revenue derived from this source has
decreased from month to month, until it now
yields little more than tho old revenue from
liquor licenses used to return. It is said that
ct the very next session of the Virginia Legls-
lature this law will bo repealed and the old
system re-ndopted. AS for the Moffett regis
ter bills now before the Legislatures Of New
York, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Missis-
sippi, they have mysteriously disappeared
since the failure Of the law In Virginia has
been made apparent, and are to-day denied
and repudiatcd by those who advocated their
adoption.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26
NEW ORLEANS. NOVEMBER 2G, 1873
OUR COMMERCIAL STATEMENT.

Now that the yellow fever has disappeared,
quarantine restrictions boen removed, and
free intercourse with tho interior re-estab-
Iished we propose to Issue on the first OF De-
cember n comprehensive statement Of the
commerce of New Orleans for the past fifteen
months.
On that occasion we design Issuing one Of
the largest editions ever sent forth from q
newspaper office IN the Southwest, and we
respectfully suggest to our advertising
friends to make note Of this announcement
and govern themselves accordingly.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26

The solid South is not too we'll represented
In the military department of the govern
ment, at all events. OF the 2470 commissioned
officers only 1877 come from the South, while
2273 are from the Northern States There are
eleven general officers, all from the North. OF
seventeen officers in the Adiutant Generals
Department but one Is from the South. There
are 157 Northern and Is Southern surgeons.
IN the cavalry there are 3S4 Northern and SO
Southern officers; In the artillery 259 TO %,
sand In the infantry s31 to S.. Only five of the
1877 Southern officers are above the rank of
captain, and 167 are below that grade. These
figures suggest some valuable hints to our
staIwart friends, and it may be expected that
an immediate attack will be made upon the
slnquestionably ''solid" and sectional charac-
ter of the army.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26

Washington society is somewhat exercised
over the report that Senator Bruce has en-
gagged handsome residence on Capitol Hill
for the winter to which he intends to carry
lais quadroon bride. Mrs. Evarts, Mrs. She1-
zsnan and the wives Of other Cabinet officers
will treat Mrs Bruce just as they would II she
were white and Mrs. Hayes will give her cor
dial greeting. 1t is said that Mrs. Bruce will
Ine invited to attend Mrs. Hayes at tho first
reception" The probability is
as1at Mrs. Hayes will find herself pretty effect
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26

The declaration that the Democratic party
will have nothing to do with the so-called
Southern claims Is answered by the stalwarts
with the charge that this Is a plan to keep the
question out OF Congress until after 1880. or
course, this means that the old Cry is to be
revived in the coming campaign. Perhaps the
matter will be SO decisively settled at the
coming session of Congress that even the ex-
citable Northern heart (when the pocket Is
concerned) will fail to take alarm ct the "com-
ing raid on the treasurY.'
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26
BUiDLER BROTHERS

three and four mule Cane Carts, Ok Carts, Log
Wheels, Cotton Wagons. Bagasse Carts, Farm
Carts, Rice Carts, Small Carts of every size four
for delivering goods, spokes, Felloes. Shafts,
Hounds, Wagon Material, Axle Grease, Cart
Boxes. etc. We especially call attention 10 our
Boxes and extra ironing of all our Carts and
Wagons. Manufactured In our own factories at
Wheeling. W. Va. from the best material and by
skilled mechanics, We can give reliable
guarantee. meet any competition and supply
the largest demand.
DepOt-l25 and l29 Common street,
fea IL 2dD
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26

therefore sustains, 1t seems to lis, the advo-
Gates of rigid quarantine.
The line of investigation we have suggested
may develop facts which will teach lis to
regulate our quarantine regulations accord
ing to the climatic conditions which have pre-
coded the summer and which surround us at
the opening OF the summer. Until this CAn
be done we must risk millions of property
and trade and thousands Of lives by abolish
ing quarantine or establishing an imperfect
gvstern,