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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-15
CARRIAGES OF EVERY VARIETY!

SHIFTINE TUF Us,
PHI ETONS, ROCKAWAYS, Gall styles)
SPRING WAGONS,
with or without movable Tops, SCLKIES,
SLEIGIiS, &C. And am also prepared to manu-
facture HEARSES OF any description. will
guarantee! all work OF my manufacture for the
space Of one year. Any work not coming up
to my representation, will make good without
take in exchange for all NEW WORK. old Car
riages, Buggies, Sc, therefore TO persons who
wish patronize
HOME MANUFACTURE,
offer an ind ucemen for them to buy OF me in
stead Of going abroad, as there be 8 substan-
tial work put up at HOME elsewhere.
lean ne gotate with parties for work at their
homes il desired. If within a days drive, upon
notifying me at this place.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended to
me from Clarke, Fauouier Loudoun and adjoining
counties, I respectfully ask a continuance OF the
GEO. e. THOMAS,
Phpnix Carriage Works,
Dec 10 1s7s-v BerryviIe, Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-15

. - During game of base ball on farm
near Lancaster, Pa. few Sundays ago, a
young man named Frank Bryson threw the
ball playfully at Byron Clark. aged IS,
striking him on the neck below the left ear,
and killing hin almos. instantly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-15

= The beauty of mans parting his hair
in the middle is that it gives both ears an
equal chance to ZAP.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-15
Furniture Repair Shop,
TURNING. &C.

rF,nE undersigned has fitted up a Shop at hi, res
L idence on Lawrence street, between Congress
stree, and Ac cademy ally, and is prepared to
REPAIR ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE,
in good and substantial m amer, and with neat
ness aud dispatch. ] will aIso furnish
TURNED Newell POSTS AND BAN
ISTERS
of the most approved designs, and execute all
other kinds of TURNING, promptly and at reason
able rates.
for work DIT. ARMSTRONG.
May 80, 1s77-tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-15

"A vein of coal II feet in thickness is
said to have been recently discovered in
Grant county, ". Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-15

The exports from Norfolk. Va, for
March, 1879, aggregated 81, 1,2l1. .297, against
$3.50, 100 in 1878, an increase of S679, 1877.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-15
January ae, lo79-Iy.
BerrzgMe, Clarke County, Ia.

T,HE undersigned continues to receive orders in
L hIs line for all kinds of Carriage Work, Re
pai,e, &c. at his SHOP, on the Turnpike leading
10 Miilpood. Having enlarged his capacity for
the produ of the beat work in every style, he
lee s confident OF his ability to please, and only
ask you to CALL and before purcha asing else
where, as I am determined TO furnish work and do
done anywhere, and as ] buy all my STOCK of first
hands therefore feel satisfied that can sell upon
9 advantageous terms as Hny other chop that
makes it a business. ] keep on hand as far as
practice bic, nd make to order oil kinds OF vEHI
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-15
&c cure OF those
SYMPATHETIC DISEASES,

chial Tubes which q nany cases sccnmpapy sey?re
OF Cutnrrll. E1 iutame and diseased condition
OF tlc laEcoEs r'CEeraHe IS ie cause OF all these
troabl~S; md I:Htil tho eystem hrs been brought
properly unh t!,c i1dlercee the RADICAL CURE,
Icrcct freedom from them ffnnot be reasonably e&
pIctcd.
1t ia hut three years since SANEOCD'S RADICAL
CURE placed before the public, bus in that short
time It las found its from aine to California; and
- everywhere acknowledged by druggists and plysl.
clans TO be the most EuccCss.rl preparation tho
thorough mPMt of CatarFfl compounded Tho
fact Will re deemed OF mora importance when It is
c0uDrtl statement thsf within
$50 different remedies for Catrh have been placed
sale. and to:dey. with one 81 two exceptions. their
Est. Advertising may suceerd in forcing few sales.
medical properties, !; Absolutely certain to fall Tito
merited ODScurlty.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-15

Work on the Potomac and Ohio rail-
road is being vigorously pushed near
Charleston, ". Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-15
A Wifs's Faith.

In one of the towns Of England there is .
beautiful little chapel, aud very touching
story is told in connection with IL. II was
built by an intidel. lie has praying wife.
but ho would not listen to her; would not
allow her pastor even to take dinner with
them; would not look az the Bible; would
not allow religion even to be talked Of
She made up her mind seeing she could not
influence him by her voice, that every day
she would pray TO God at twelve o'clock for
his salvation. She said nothing to him, bus
every day at that hour she told the Lord Of
her husband AT the end OF twelve months
there was change in him; but she did not
give up. Six months more went past. Her
faith began to waver, and she said. "Will 1
have TO give him up at last ? Perhaps when
/ am dead he will snswer my prayers" When
she had got TO thar point il seemed ~ IL God
had got her where he wanted her. Tho man
came home to dinner one day; his wife was
| in the dining room waiting for him, but be
did not, come in. She waited some time and
finally looked for him all through the house.
| At last she thought Of going into the little
room where sho had prayed so often There
| he was praying at the same bed with agony
where she had prayed so often asking for
| giveness for bis sins. And this is q lesson
| to you wives who have irfiiel husbands. The
| J0Td saw tnat woman IaItn Enu abbWereQ
her prayers.
! BRIBED BY KIss.-A temperance lee
! turer who has been in the towns up the
Hudson. has been giving a reporter of the
KiDgstoD Courier a page from his early sx-
| perience in Michigan. Previous to his ar
| rival in a small town where he intended to
| do some work, the boys had agreed among
themselves to go to the meeting but not to
| sign the pledge. He appealed in vain for
recruits in the Temperance. Not . man
would move. at this stage of the proceed
ines the belle Of the town sprang TO her feet
and cried out: boys, this is really too bad /.
Won't you sign the pIcdgeI" Not . soul
moved from his feet. Again the fair belle
appealed to the mems better nature, but il
was of no avail; they had promised they
wouldn't sign Finally the lady said: "Boys,
III kiss the first man who signs the pledge"
At this juncture mp jumped tall back
woodsmaD and drawlingly exclaimed: ISIS,
I'm your huckleberry. Whar's your pledgef''
The brave girl kissed the fellow, and the
cheering which followed made the building
rattle. This incident broke the ice. and
before the reforner had left the town nearly
every one had donned the blue ribbon.
The suit of the Baltimore Ohio Rail-
road Company against the county OF Bose-
tourt. Va. recently instituted at Fincastle In
that State. to recover interest in arrears on
certain bouds, has been Withdrawn. ths eoun-
ty paying the amount OF interest claimed.
CI..L.o,,.R Rsst Sveet Nayy Tobacco.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-15

The suit of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road Company against the county OF Bose-
tourt. Va. recently instituted at Finca'sle In
that State, to recover interest in arrears on
certain bouds, has been Withdrawn. ths eoun.
ty paying the amount of interest claimed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-15
Tin, Sheet Iron, Roofing. SDcutln:
STOVE HOUSE,

fsN Main street, in Charieetown W. Va, where
" I will be glad to see all my old friends and
cu..omers am prepared to furnish ything n
in tho TIN AND STOVE line at tho very lowest
prices. Roofing and Spouting done at the shortest
stice nd in a superior manner. Repairing done
.t once Repairs for Stoves furnished. The very
best Cook Stoves and Ranges always on hand. sold
cheap. and warrented to work we'll. All kinds OF
TIN-wARE always on hand.
o. Old Iron. Brass, Copper, Lead, Sheepskins, ,
Hidss. BeesVaz. Bacon, Lard. Soap. Tailow aud
Country Produce generally, taken in exchange for
Tin Work Stoves. Call and see me, and you will
never have cause to regret it.
JOSEPH H. EASTERDAY.
Nav 70 IS74-y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-15
SSl7l
VICTORIOUS! TRIUMPHANT !!
TRIUMPHANT!
VICTORIOUS!


Centennial Exposition. Exposition Universelle,
PHILA., 1876. PARIS, 1878.
TIME" Stien' unrivaIled Grand. Upright and
Square Pts NOS. the recipients of more than
sixty first pre- nIiums and tiold and Silver Medals
including the Medal of Merit and Diploma OF
Honor at TIE Centennial Exposition in 1876, have
achieved atthe Ex position Universel Paris 1878,
over all American and many foreign competitors
their
GRAND CRowNING TRIO MPH!
THE
MedaMe D'Argcnt and a Dip1on'e dhonncur,
Together with Specia! Certificate of Merit to
Jacob ross Superintendent of the ST iett Factory.
for his extraor dinary skii displayed IN every part
OF their construct tiCn the whole forming Grand
Award, higher by far thnn that OF any other A mer-
lean Exhibit, and demonstrating beyond doubt the
immense superiority of the Stlc1l IN Instruments.
The Stielf'' combines every quality necessary
and Do werful tone has ever been excelled by any
other instrument. Especially in the treble does
the Stieff " Piano show its superiority over all
others. by the bell-like cIearness, sweetness and
ging qua ty of tone, which lend to 1t an ines-
meb!e charm. For quickneGs of response to the
finger and evennss. o! touch through the entire
scale. fautless action. unsurpns'ed durability and
artistic uish, this Pia has justiS earned world
wide reputation.
SECOND HAND PIANOS OF all makers con-
stsntIy in stock, at from SIS 10 $500:
Sole gent for the Southern States OF the Pelou-
bet Pelton & Co. and other makes of ORGAN
Catalogues of Pianos or Organs sent on app!ica-
CHAs N. STIEFF.
No. North Liberty Street.
December IT. lS?S baltimore. Md.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-15

Each ractngc Of sASFoeD,s RADICAL CURE con:
t1ns Dr. SRnforu's Improved lhang Tube, with full
directions for use ii nil Price t1o6 Sold
ail wholesale and retail drngis and dealers through
out the United States and Canadas. WEEKS 6 POT
TER, General Agents and Wholesale Druggists. Boston.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-15

BUTTERIcK's --LATEST Patterns for
sale by Mrs. ARMENTRoUT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-15

CHEW Jaeks0p's Bss. Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-15
WASHINGTON CARDS.
wASHIN GTON CARDS.
Julius LanSbuI'gh,
Tho Popular
CA r PET M A n
42l Seventh ST, (odd Fellows' Hall,)
WASHINGTON, d. G.

WASHINGTON, D. G.
Noted for his Lco Prices. Immense Stock,
Great TdrieW!
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-04
Memorial bills fOr RtnlwArts.
tIsattimore Hun1

IN Washington tho ''staiwart" influences
seem to predominnta still, II u Judgment In
the premises rat be- founded upon ths number
Of statues being erected to military men and
the few hOnors Of thu sort which are paid tD
mers statesmen. ia the public sgunrea 81 the
Federal city II Ia manifest that the statesman
dOea not preetde the soldier. IT statesmen aud
their epu1aela were better thought of. AMI sol
diara lens ehteernad BECAUSE Of their shoulder
straps, II would not be deetnsd necessary by n
great purity that the military should 10 re-
talned 10 keep peace nj the polls Have The
Leaders Of tho party forgotten already how
Cen bheriden, without warrant Of law, under
took to keep peace" In Chicago after the
great fire., and how his nartinl-law pelee-
makers shot down ono Of tho best and most
! peaceabe citizens simply because he could not
give the count. rsign5 HIVE the "stalwaft
senators forgotten the vigorous correspond
ence between Gov. Palmer and Gen. Grant
upon this subject, and how the then Preai.
dent the ''stalwatts' candidate for the sue.
eesaiDn, imbiied with his military notions, did
not scruple to ignore the authority 81 tht
Governor III ths State In which hs himself
| claims citizenship. and order his Lieut., nah'
General to continue 'Keeping ths psacer The
| rational mind of the country would have In.
civil power ana civilian ihens prevail and civil
embleins be set up, ~ proof that the low tone
and madness Ut military worship wnS not tht
ruling spirit IN tho country.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-04

70 The Editor IF ihs Democrat.
Gossip ~ the baue Of good society no less
than 81 respectable Journalism, Tho press h
undoubtedly d greht engine III this and every
other land. How great, thel, Is tho RESPONSE
biity of those who assume TO guide public
opinion through It's fundamentally. Only
persons IF large experiences, acknowledged
learning and integrity Of character should be
placed Mt the head of any daily weekly,
monthly Or quarterly periodical for when
people pay. and desire not only mental but
moral benefit from expenditure - thaif
money. Nobody wants to buy Gossip. ihat
IL always to BIZ bad for nothing. nnd " held
vi no value by people OF elevated ehafh.t.r
and tasts. The uuimpot tllt nnl SHY Hal-
t.sries aud concentrations OF shallow tnthsfs
and writer's In beneath tbs notice VI thoas who
seek for something of real value IN what tnsy
r.,nd Newspapers may be 1unds ths vehicle,
of sound rtHection, large Views OF life, useful
information and general inteligetGe. lhat
Ii their legitimate vocation A great WORK
may BIZ done through their columns in f.lih..
ing and instrueting mankind. " Is true tilht
VIZ do mol expect learned dlaaustlons 81
| elaborate essnys In the phges u daily. weskl
| ~ monthly sheets, but W. o. most snfneatly
desire that something more valuable thhtl
| the froth Of Gossip" should come INTO unt
| families along with our Hetrap1pfrA, M. =.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-04
PALM Frs OPINIONS.
The Ex-Governor yRik About Other
AHptrn ntH tor the Presidency

Gen. John NJ Palmer, who IL IN New York
attending the Hhnn-Stanlry coirt.marta,
said to n reporter tho other day who drew him
out on national politics.:
'srhere In no Organization In either party ns
yet IN Illinois looking " candidates III 1880.
Among the Republicans the tnik IL mostly for
Grant. The noisy. dcmnnHtrattve element is
heartily for Grant, and the more thoughtful
men IN the party generally speak III his can
didacy AZ II II were inevitable. though unwol-
come 10 them Probably wa stall have to
take Grant, and then they fall back on John
Sherman M II he were tho man they would
prefer ii Grant wern out of Tho way. This
general preference for Sherman among the
best class 81 Republicans leads me 70 think
the struggle for the nomination will In tho
end settle down 10 ono between him and
Grant"
lis there any promising presidential tim
Der III Elihn r. Washburne \"
There might b. II he could control the
Illinois delegation IN the convention but tho
Jack Logan faction, which has the upper
hand In the party III Eani2ation III hostile To
him. Wnshhutne would hnve been elected to
the Senate instead of David Davis II Logan
had net interierrd. Logan WAS determined
no Republican should be elected II 10 could
not be. The arrangements wcro NIL completed
Tor clecting Washhutne when Logan broke
thnm up
Has Logan any presidential aspirations
of his own Z"
mo doubt. Ia does rot like Grant very
we'll personally, Still he must see that the
men who are Ills warmest supporters are on
sahnsihste Grant men, and II Grant should be
ssthoppea man Of u very different type. Ike
men, h NH, Ienftsen'ng, 4 very different Gle
''i w WI bs nominated"
Soin,hg now to your own party Governor
friiaan5' wv Sou western men going to do with
taia Man =. aon seem TO be like Sinhad with the
..rh h,an " tha Sea on Your neck"
rr,a iHelnR amohR the Democrats about Nj r
,.nht,a m 70 very much like that amnnv tina Re.
an mnrins auout erant-he Ia looned unon na
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-04
SUNDAY GOSSIP.
The LOnn ExpOsitiOn-The Philharmonic
h0eIety-WDmen's Rights.

A0eIety-W Omens Rights.
To the Editor ri the Democrat:
The Loan Exposition Is over. and tho people
who. having sent pictures which have not been
recognized jonrpHlistieally. are meta phorieally
tearing their hair ut the neglect Of their SO
great merit In having purchased. and, above
ALL sublimey loaned such treasures. The ex-
hbitIon hns been conspicuous Ia its exaltation
constantly of Mr.. MeGinnis' exquisite marine
picture md 80 on not al tHfnitnrti. but to tho
end Of the list.
Even Clngue being set down IA IL lnndscape
contributed by Mr.. or Mrs. =. If were hyper
critical. l might suggest that there was not an
ennponderating number Of originals. while.
according to artistic canon. tho collection
should have been entirely Of such. The Hubens
itself. to carry conviction. might we'll have tho
whole force Of the chorus In "Bnrbe cue ?
announcing and repeating. C'est m kubensl
e'eSt w, Rnbens!
The interchangeable chairman Of the hanging
committee deserved thanks for his discriminate
Ing separation Of the sheep from the goats. In
fact his own preferences for sheep was other
wise handsomely exhibited IN dH that the
ladies found his obstinaey-well. like the usual
similitude Tor obstiaacy when q point OF art
was involved. but when tho Jansen Diana
was suggested to be skyed. he had tho aeumen
to perceive that the case was one out Of his
range. being no longer an "a .thetic matter but
q serious question In the realm of casuistry and
modssty. The commentary Ia Instructive The
type OF purity remanded aloft By the purfst
spirit. or course every body remembers tie
classic story OF how Action, the too-bold
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-04
J., s,,ceeaa IL IL make the West tho principal
battle-ground" N
HAud Htiotyt the Western DsmoGrntfC ldea Oh

70 success II e make the Weat tho principal
battle-ground" ,x.aa.,4,.x ~
iiuhncHp 4. ,.
TIL would hardly be- correct to call II the
Western Idea. for there are plenty Of bhfd.
money Democrats III Illinois. aud yo,, tnust
fpt,en ber that you had aisty thousand green.
hHfk votes In New YORK. last tall, Catl "
rather the Ohio dsa: .s.....
Gen. Palmer has preserved the sound views
M tn tho currency he entertained when . hs-
publican, and DOES net look with much laynf
IN Thurman, Hendricks, of any Ct The WEST
err Democrats Witt have HiitEr1 ths RIG hhuYt
He was mol, however, luts explicit e. 70 W.
role the currency question IN 70 pay III h,,e
next Democratic national convention, zen.
COrs't, " Illinois, who waa pffseh', pIea1eN s,
That tbs Contest hstwssn he soit'npnef hl'a
bard-moiiey s,lsulrl,ts would grow ~ Violent
that no maj, prominently Identified with
either faction would b. nonilnhted
.1n that case" said GeD, Palmer. we may
have nomination like That 81 POLK III lsaa =.
some comparatively new ana ot,scufe ightl.
"Do Won think thers ~ any ctinhca ~ the
DetporralH taking ono of you old Liberals. OF
1879 To head or tho stawart lnovstnentf'
"IL Is not itnpossibls
Hero aen Gvraa spoke TIP and said Gen.
Palmer was tho most available man that tho
Democrats could UutninHte aud that they
would come To know him III the end as their
strongest Western eanhidAts. Gen. Palmer
made 30 reply, but mHdestly turned the con-
ysrsation III Lyman Tfumbull, ~ though he
were among presidential possibilities. "'Frun-
bull, T" hr aHid ~ ono Of tlls flsnrsst and
most vigorous thinkers In the country, and
has n consistent political record. His public
career In harmonious aud logical
''ls he III politics nuwY'
mo- ha devoteA himself to his Inv prhcs
tiee wbici, IL quite large. lie married |,
young wifs not long ago aud has child, itnd
he looks ten Years younger than hs did when
he whs in tho Senate
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-04
SOUTHERN PATENTS.

Mr.. II. N. Jenkins. solicitor Of patents. No q
Commercial Plaee. officially reports TO the
DEMOCRAT the 70 flowing complete list Of patents
granted Southern inventors for the week end
ing April |. 1873:
Louieinna-Jerrv johnson, Fig Bend. build.
ing and protecting LEVERS. Arkansms@a. O
Buchanan. Camden. linimsnla. J. Il. II liott and
i, r. Laws t.sebs sni ion. fspesa. Alnba,na-.J.
r. Fuller, vill1n vshicle-sl ring braces. Mlsss-
sippi- T. II, C.mpbell. Hur tl"Hne screw
pres ses. Flerda- Mrs, n Leslie jones'. jack
aonyiIle, Label for hnir TOME. rsxas q. Y.
Dyer, Eipln. ptows. y. A. Francs, Houston. cart.
es5 dee. q. q. v. Hoedern. Indinnola. piano'
forts actions.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-04

Amongst The many encouragement" ten
dnred 10 President Hayes 10 induce him 10
veto tho army BILL ma '.stiGk" III doing ~,
probably the most sincere ~ that Of u stall
wart' Republican Ill New Jersey, who offers
to contribute III month out ST his own
wag,H III prevent the government from being
starved into submission to the Democratic
pmty III Congress-. 1t ~ true this sum will
not 10 great wny towards paying the ex-
prnses Of the executive. Legislative and mill
tary departments, but # all tho partlsnns 10
the country Of ths "stalwnrt' persuasion
should initiate this contributors patriotic and
selfsacrlileing example. what campaign
fund could be- RAISED.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-04
Hendricks Declines to aide Mehind Tiiden
Again.

washington Dispatch 10 tbs New York World
ExGov. Thomas A. Hendricks Is III town
to4dny. lila attention was called to tbs pub
cation III some newspapers " the statement
THAT, notwithstanding the interview With him,
recently published IN tho World he had slnee
expressed himself In favor Of the ticket Of
1870 for the campaign Of 1880. Mr.. Hendricks
said that there WAS no foundation whatever
for such Il statement, and gave permission
for the publication 81 the following letter,
written by him to d prominent gentleman Of
thla city.
INDtANArohls. March III, 1879.
Mn DetV Sir i have your favor Of tho
twenty-tigtth. asking whether there ls any
foundation for the statement contained In the
newspaper slip which you ibflosad to the
eff ut That / have written tn members of the
Democratic party In Pennsylvania fnvorng
tho nomination Ut ths ticket of 1876 Tor 1890
Fam surprised to SEQ such d statement. II is
without any foundation III truth. l have
written no such letter and have ID no form ex-
pressed any such view. did not. na Ia known
iesire thu nomination in 1916 as d candidate
for The Vice Presidency. and do not think II
would In any contingency be- my duty again
tn accept nomination for n position which
do not desire. Very respectfully,
4. A. HENDRICKS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-04
The true s's,iicy.
ISt. Louis Republican, Dem.l


Tho very spectacle of Mr.. Hayes calling
Congress back again and ngnin, ns often AZ
need be. 10 pass such laws III he demands,
and IN the particular form which his pre-.
sCribcs would be- mpnstrous beyond parallel
In this country. OF course, II he calls one *
trA session after another Congress- will 10
bound TO assemble; but II will not be bound to
follow tho forms " legislation that he mark
out. It may And should pass tho appropria-
ton bills IN ths ahme form as nj first IL he
yetoes Thorn agaie, and continues to veto etc,
them every time they ar" passed, upon his
hend he the responsibility.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-04

WAsHHunss' 100 CANAL STREET. This sle-
CANT Photographic establishment Is daily
tbropgsd with visitors from the country and
city some In senreh Of faces which have long
since passed away. and some to take advantage
Of the Rrent artists ektll and have their pic
lures taken. II Is not generally known. but the
old hero carefully preserves evsry negative,
numbers and records them In n book. 81 that
bu. few minutes IL lost In finding mega
tive no mnLtar how many yenra bnek.