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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-09
Divine ard Lawyer.

An eminent Scottish divine happened to
meet two of his Pensioners at the house Of a
lawyer whom he considered too sharp prac-
titloner. The lawyer iocularly and ungra-
ciously put the question: doctor, these are
members Of your flock; may | ask do you
look upon them as white or black Sheep
Il don't know" answered the divine, dryly,
whether they are white or black sheep, but
know if they are here long they are pretty
sure to be fIeeced'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-09

That, the late Samuel Batchelder is NOT
properly regarded liz the land he served is the
Dana, says this journal, was a dreamer sp and and
his intensely practical countrymen rewarded ,j.a
him with fame. Mr.. Batchelder was a door
one of the pioneers in the cotton indnstrv 4
brain worker OF singular power, a man If
science and invention. His name is-not avan
to be found in the encyclopedias. -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-09
"A Rows Good Need

swell, my boy" said a father to his eight
year-old son the other night, "what have you
done to-day that may be set down as good
deed?" Il gave poor boy penny" replied
and charity Is always right. He was an
orphan boy, was hep" 81 did mt stop to
ask replied the son; II gave him penny
for licking boy who called me Names"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-09
Gone To Meet Marian.

IN. Y. Dispatch.l
The Thomas cat upon the fence
Sat y ellin' jest like thunder;
6riekeat took him tween the eyes
:, And caused him to knock under.
NO more he Ill make us curse and swear,
Aud brlckbats at him fire:
h9e sashayed from this world of tears
He's gone 10 meet Marian.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-09
Connecticut's Champion Girl.

An exchange notes the fact that there are
o thats helds Vi ambition for young women
tnah walking quarter-miles in quarter-hours,
ana ana POINTS t. the record Of a Connecticut
gu MIC achleyed live divorces IN five con
good condition. ''-o 10 DUN IL
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-09

The public is invited TO visit his store and ex-
anime his new stock to convince themselves theE
competition. All articles guaranteed. Repairs
of Watches. Clocks. Jewelry and Specracies All
articles OF Jewelry resilyered Ohurcn orna-
menrs. etc. Purchases old gold and silver.
de22 Su Tu Tn 3m
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-09
Mncg {l,,. L NJ mrs

Mccormick l. M mrs
MeWilliams ID mrs
Palmer Nellie miss
Preniel A Nj mrs
Powers J mrs ...
Reed Charlotte mrs
Rogers J M mrs
Siebs M s mrs
Stanley d miss
simmons NJ miss
Sinbuy Martha urs
Ia Tor Il mrs
Thames Eliza mrs
Tapman Lena miss
yandsyort Lizzie
Wallace Violetta miss
Williams l. mrs
Williams Louisa mrs
Wilson NJ j mrs
Hoppe A miss
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-09
c. R0UYER'S STORE,
Corner Cont and Chartres streets.
NEW ORLEANS.

M R. G. ROUYER INFORMS HIS
~ numerous clients and the
public in general that Nine. Rou-
yer, having returned from Europe,
andalsO from the North, where she
has made all hex purchases by con-
tract, that he Is ready TO offer his
stock Of goods at very Low Prices.
His assortment consists OF a large
variety OF Watches, Clocks, and
Jewelry which cannot BE- surpassed
for their freshness, their variety
aud elegant taste. spoons and
Forks in real Aienide.
N. B.-optic articles. Specially
for Spectacles and Binoeles. Ex-
changes and puts up Spectacle
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

Bell Telephone Company. Manager Tele-
phone Company. inatanter.
W. e. FISH. Assistant Postmaster.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-09
GENTLEMEN's LIST.

,FVl X DI n uk uSl
Berger A s.
Bryce Arther /
Andre
Bonnoy + p l. -...
Bronson Charlie B
Bourke p s..
Burberidge Thos
Buriin ID f.
Burns james + -z -
Brown J 9hu 2
Brown Thomp
Brown Milton 5.
Claiborne Tho5 b
Casey Dave
Cornelius mr. ...
Charles Il .@ -
Campaua Joseph.
Oelestine + -.z.=.
Caldwell James
Cross Roger 5a.
Clode J Q
Cutner James ...5.
Dalton Harry .s...=.
Daniels b
Delannc W u
Delise Mr. ..z. .=.z=..
Bowling John
Doe5cher I 4 rev
Doty q b
Ehulnger Fred
Fass Leon
Fireman G. O --. .....
Feraday Thomas 2
Foster A G ..=....
Flood Wm .E.
Gastaldlr Louis
Galloway G A
Green Geo + 3d.
Citing John @
GOlsan + f
Gouman John w
Gottscbatk Ct
Gonzales V g ......
Hartigan 7 J
lagoon e @
Haag w ... u.s.
Hayes Vim q
Henderson G q s
Hinton Thos
Hodge Crawford
III Jlper VIM
Houghey VIM $50
Hunter Henry
Hunter mr. .....
Hunt mr.
Irwin Jasper a.=.5
Jackson jim -=..
Jackson Ak
Jerallany 3 l. N
Jones VIM ....-
Jones John w
Karr Paul .-..
Katz il Sinon $3.50.
Keneney Peter z
King VIM Ii 49,. .a...
Koetting FL
Lanier Sidney W
Lawler Marx .-
Labyche Leouce
Lemons III N -.-... f.
Lewis Il =. f.
Lines j L eco as..
LOUDER FL .s.- s.
LottridRe Thos ~.
Love G & G eco 81
buSerete Ia $50 m--.-
Lane John
Names Walter
| Manuel II
| Mansfield eco
Marshall james
Martin James =--
Miller Cha, les G
Miller Cons
Noise George
MoDcata Wicolo 2
M1ntecth Thos -.
| Morrill, Herbert e
Murphy VIM
Moore Green d & Sol
McCulloc K s
Mcknight @ Fl
| McReynolds w 0
Macarthur Walter G
Nelson Samuel
New Michael
Nicholson M G e#
Noting o w a....=.
Nutter Nathan
Ochs Adolph s Q @
| O'Neal Bernard
Oliver James
Obscamps J s
Perry Frank
ewitt u T
Prestige ID -..5
Peviet r
Pierce Monet & Co 2
Perez Justin A NJ
Price VIM Henry
Poe Geo .z.s
Postell Daniel
Quinette E A
Randolph & Page
Reynolds Toms 2
Rice Louis P
Ribet Batiste =-
Robinson Joseph
Robin T T
Rodell John B Q
Sharp col
Stanly Ernest
Slattery J i
| Siolzen berg John FL
| Samuel Milton
StallWOrth Gran
Scherburn mr.
Sherry Hugh
Shepherd " lille
| SeRumici g Geo
Stringer Henry L
Sick I Z
| Sib.y w e
Strong w G
Shoersky Matthew
Smith II i
smith II 4 DR.
Smith Daniel
Thackery Frank
Taylor Il III
Thompson John
Towel William
| VanBibber E J
Van Soon B T
Vaughan Aug
| Walroven Chas
Ware William FL
Warfield Thomas
Way col
| Wharton T p
Wells Henry
| Wright Willard +
| Wild Ed
| Wilcox s q
| Whitaker Francis DISC
| Windros Chas
Windy w Z
| Wooiling Ii w
| Woods James col
Williams James 2
Weston e o
Young John 3
Zeller Felicen
MTsCEI
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-09
Mcconnell Annette miss

MCC0nnel Anr65L6 Hiss
Patrick Gussie mrs
Peoples Cinderella mrs
Robertson Harriet mrs
Russell Sarah,
Stanfleld Henry mrs
Sehelssinger e mrs
Smith Mary miss
Traschar ID nme
Trosan N mrs
Turner Mary
Williams D mrs
Watts Minnie w nrs
whiting Caroline mrs
White Amelia miss
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-09

Lent has come. Lay In your shadines.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-09

Cnony GruDlc
Goliath T L
Cook Olivier Or
Cl0ran Michael
Cooban Wra,3
Drake Tom
Dawson George
DeVere Caa5
Dent Il
Divote 2
Doling John
Donnfy Frank
Davis Toney
Frank sam 4
Fla S5et A X
Flemin J I'll
Felgeir o
Fowler Judson Il
4 ptaine Henry
GazzO j 3 g dr.
Grady Mathew
Gregor G. w
Gideon Joseph
GOttschaux u
Gourges A
Gookins Edward
Gulten NC
Hart J J
Hart w Fl
Haner Master
Hayes mr.
Hsnaman W
Hoey Wyman
Hoy Jos f
Hewlett w D
Hollyer Geo
Hughes J III
Hull RI
Howard Henry
Ingalls, f d
James mr.
Jinkins John
Johnson Solomon
johnson John BurdOck
Kaufman
Kelley JOHNNY
Keener Sam
King John J
Laib Archy 8
Laux William
Lewis Geo III
Lefye Albert
Lyman d Storms
IinWood Claude
Lockhart J 81
Lobre P l.
LudsounneS L I
Massie Willie
Madden Thos
Maloney Frank
Mason Reuben
Merklin Geo
Miller John
Myers Daniel
Morrill, j W eco
Moore ED
Mouron P
Morton John 8
Moorman Geo
Mccormack Edmond
Mcintyre w p
McRea Gideon
McMullon VIM
McFIyn Sam
Newman VIM Q
Nickoll Adolph
Norfort Joseph
Num- James 5.
Nedderhut A
O'Leary Wallace
O'Brien Thos 2
O'Neal Thos j
Phelps Richard
Perkins w FL
Peck Charles L
Preston A
Petting M Albert a
Person Morgan ii
Powles Jasper s.
Patton OIL
Roberts re
Rayner Kenneth
Reinhsrdt Joel
Rick Georna
Roberts Charles n
Robinson, mr.
Puseall M can't
savage Vim
Sfakes John w
Ssrn o sImaop
Ssntos uanry
9tarr rharisS
Sa att S haan 10
Se .o ~ gym ~ ="
SnbeIloni n
St t,,riiUpi n n
SS e,vt - Lot
SS4 ianka Wa nP9r
SSnipgiS y a
S Saooi q oon
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-10-18
biggest blowout the camp ever see'd." J"
4 xIs e - <sxr<,

biggest blowout the camp ever see'd J"
~ At the conclusion of the narrative
the speaker. paused, evidently framing
in his mind a proper applicatioHofithe
story Before be could resume q tssI,,
blear-eyed gambler, with fierce mus
tache, arose and said
'e'Tain't me as would try ter break
up a meetin' or do anything disreaIg-
ious. No, sir; I'm not that sort'o' .
citizen. But in all public hoo-docs.it
| is a parliamentary rule for anybody as
| wants to ak questions to rise un am fire
'em off. I don't want ter fool away
time a questioning the workings Of re-
ligion-oh, no. As long as tits kept
in proper bounds, an does notinterfere
with the boys in their games, i don't
see as it can do harm. Just want TO
ak the honorable speaker it he hasrnotl
give himself dead away ? Doesit stand
ter reason that bloke would, feed up
on corn-husks when there was hash
factories in the camp Z Would any
one hev refused him the price Of o.
square meal if he had q struck thern'
fur ita Would any Of the deslers that
beat him out of his coin see him'stsrssa
AS ] remarked afore, don't wish ter
make any disrespectable breakss but !
must say that I've got it putt up that
the speaker has been tryin' TOR feed us-
on cussed thin taffy, and noione but a
silly would take it in" s s@ss
Bill glared upon the speaker and
fairly hissed:l ga NJ 9asio gsi' Y.
"Do you mean to say that Fam =
liars"9 l6mtssia
"Wal, You can take il inst as YOU
choose. Some folks would swallow IL
in that shape."
Bill pulled his revolver, and in an,
instant the bright barrels Of numeronS
weapons flashed in the air as tho friends
of each party prepared for activeduty.
The brevet preacher was the first to
fire, and the rash doubter Of spirituai
truths fell dead on the ground. Shot
followed shot in quick succession, and
when quiet was again restored q score
or more of dead and wounded men
were carried from the tent, Having
secured attention, Bill said:
Further proceedings is adjourned
for the day. You will receive tho
doxology." a
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-10-18
g The Candfdate.'s

- i
q Father, who travels the road so late ~
g Hush, my child, tits the candidate;
Fit example Of human woes, a8
Early he comes and late he goes. ~ Eltgf.
He greets the woman with courtly grace,
He Kisses the baby's dirty face,
He calls to the fence the farmer at'work, 81
He bores the merchant, he bores the clerk,
The blacksmith, while his anvil rings,
He greets, and this is the song he sings:
"Howdy, howdy, howdy-dos
How is your wife, and how are you?
All it fits my fist as no other can,
The horny hand Of the working mar"
Husband, who Is that man at the gate ?"
Hush, my love, It's the candidate
T" Husband, why can't he work like your
Has he nothing at home to dor"
" My dear, whenever man is down,
No cash at home, no credit In town,
Too stupid to preach and too proud to beg,
Too timid to rob and too lazy to dig, j
Then over his horse his legs he fiings
And to the dear people this song he sings:
"Howdy, howdy, howdy-dos
How is your wife, and how are you 4?
All 1t fits my fist as no other cam
The horny hand of the working man."
Brothers, who labor early and late, 9.f
ASK Lnest tHiIgS u bHc ChIiOludto
What's his record? How does he stand
At home no matter about his hand, 4,
Be it hard or soft, SO it be not prone 81
To close over money not his own.
Has he in view no thieving plan?
Is he honest and capable p--he 10 our man.
Cheer such an one till the welkin rings,
Join iu the chorus when thus he sings:
."Howdy, howdy, howdy-dos
How is your wife, and how are you?
All /! it fits my fist as no other can,
The horny hand of the working man."
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-10-18

W
SWEAR in HEBREw.-A lady riding
in q car on the New York Central rail-
road was disturbed in her reading by
the conversation Of two gentlemen oc-
cupying the seat just before her. Ono
Of them seemed to be a student Of some
college on the way home for . vaca-
tion. lie used much profane language,
greatly to the annoyance Of the lady.
She thought she would lrebuke him.
and, begging pardon for interrupting
them, asked the young student Ii ia
had studied the languages. !" Yes,
madam, have mastered the languages
quite WE'LL" "Do You read and sneak
Hebrewa" .Quite fluently.p "Will
you be 50 kind as to do me . small
fayorg" with great pleasure. am
at your serviee.'' swim You bo "a
kind as to do yonr swearing ip He
brew2" We may we'll suppose that
the lady was not annoyed any moro BY
The ungentlemaply language 81 thia
WouldTbe gentleman, : fse ,,ss
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-10-18
Don't Believe I'm ADJ
vertising.

m. ~ ..,,. ~ a..,a N.
1;o,,a 4 % ad.ert;s;nsr Mi" Il aa;nr nat ma wss,
~ ,e's s"atos - aatos'IE = 49, a a. daas .s ...
~ ia aoeia1o T. ss aeo, s .,. so~os sI.
H.; bas y ~ ao that, y s adsast; I soNs ~ ~
has .s .;ntad oards I,;ss ~ h;s -.
~ as 'se sds,ast;a;aa o ~ - s sa,,g, Sv'sss
Sras A. =, :, ors thrarr ~ $500 $3.50 yas
ra.' 4a h;s nama oa - h;s m soaastys go, ~
n pass ,a.tis;nm hs ~ Hs l.hais M sss s,.;alos u
'ass his mannFae aet,rss~tha,,s advsss;s;.n aaSss -
lsa 80 "us ossiasns-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-10-18
Faro Biii's sermon.

AN EXCITING SCENE AT THE CLOSE OF
HIS REMARKS UPON THE PRoDIGAI
SON.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-10-18

l The recent golden wodding Of Charles
Francis Adams, At Quincy, Mass, was
the third IN the salne hppss and family.
President John Adams was celebratad
there in 1914, when lie was no, and
President John Quincy Adams' IN 1877
when he was the same age, Charles
Franeia Adams Ii 7e,
, 1879-01-25
A Postal ai;srsl Goes Round ilae
World in Ha7 days.

A str king ilustration If the extent
aud exrrllrncS of the arrangements for
international NAL nrvirr. which have
rrsu ed from the Postal nnion. is given
in an official pulAicatin received by
0ur superintendent oi foreign mniIs from
the B rnc central burrnu. A resident nl
Cm mnitz. Snx0ny. mailed II, that place
ut z p. NJ on the cath day of May last,
n postal card addressed tn hin q II. cr
rying u request to nll pnsln s;rrs to dis
pach il su crsslvrl, and withmit loss ni
ii to Al x,ndri,, Singapore. Yokohn
mn, SIN Francisco mi New York. and
thence to Chcmnitz, his "hjrct lring Ia
win wager thai, will, tac existing
postal arrangements, the circuit of tl,.
World could Ihus lr mrlc hy postal
matt within nne hundred and tnirty
lnys. Thr request was conpi'd with.
and the card arrived ut Oh mntz frm.
New YORK ON the "nr hundred and snv-
rntr,nth day after the date uf original
mailing. The Postmaster General ol
Germany has cansrd this card 10 be-
photographed aud transmitted copy to
the Bcrnr lnlrrna innl Bur,au. with the
rrmArk that had Il hrcn posted ono hour
earlier, it wolli have sc ompli'hed the
its journey in ninety six days instead ui
one hundred and seventeen.
, 1879-01-25

on his lu"k; in orr hnd he held 10y the
lrg> live chrkrl. in tn" Ot' 'rr II cane.
and WAS lridInI u goat. Just rs tnrv
we're coming TIA deep, dark mvinr. the
womn sud to tHr m, m, Il am n,r,iI tu
=" tllr"uSl that rav,ne with rou; 1t is n
Ion ly pl rcr. and you might ",crpow, +
N and kiss M hl tnrcr' III y"u wrrr'
ofr ,d nt that" said llc mrn, "you
,h"ulh It have NnkrI with me At at;
how can posi- ly "crp mrr yeu ANIL
kiss you ~ l'rcr when have this Z eat
ron Kettle IN NV nirk. u cane in one
h,ud und Ii live rtrkrn IN tn. Utu r,
and am len Ing thus g"Ir migIt ns
", u I've tird hr'd an in't."
Yes" replied the wom IN: "hut il y"n
sh"uld i'H your cane inrr the urhnn |
an tie the 90 I to It. tnn the KIT ir
bottom side up ar, rnd PM the ruIrk-
IN int" it, then yea might wick, div kiss
M in SPITE oi my resistance" "Surc",s
t,hy ingenuity. . A"mn said ro'
rejoicing man to him~li; ~ should
never have Thought al such an eAprii-
rn,."
And when they came !" The rnvinc he
stuck his c,n" into H.. yraIlnI IN ile,l
The goat /" it. guvr the chicken to the
w"m ~, saying. "ilo!l I whl. I en-
s',nr gr 80 i"i thu gulI," then lower ~
the kettle from his shoulders, impr,So"-
the chicken und,r II. aod wicked v kiss
rh the wOman. as she Was afraid he
wuul,l.
, 1879-01-25

driulic prncrSsrs nr the rvplo ting deep
quartz mines, is brcnmjng mn t. and
more pr,du"lvr every yea. ~ III,
ntnrr hanI in Austr III m New Zrllnd,
quaItL and hy drnuhc mining inr yul.l
rrr dun mis- in in IuS'ir4. r. dlv. the
Unitct State, are the rrJrs, pro lu ,rrS
ui gold "n the earth
All the mines ol South America and
Mexico in the p'Imy d,y. Of P,roS,
Crrro dc P,scr. CLrtorGr, L Dhtor nu |
PArh u;l nev'r ia uISIil Sm rslvr
annually Ms wns pr"dur"i last year Ly
the mines "f { e State o. n vaia.
No other anthracite cnil |. npIrahlr
10 tht f'un IN S" wat n qlmiry IL
Pennsylvania. A srn.lr ti,ld ut l,itI
nin"u> cnnl rnst ol the AlIc gllanis *
tends from northern Pcnus,l lvanit l., the
O. ntrr of Alabama, n distance al son
miles, AMI embraces GO OOD square miles:
while = single fi-l in .,riz mi. Il rslim,
ted to cover 5000 sqrarr miles.
Everywhere in the Union. ilon nrp is
ton d of NIL d,srp io,s in exhaust ~
quantities, producing iron ,qu,l to that
"f the best "t Sweden. Su,lnnd, SD ,in,
Algeria and tue island at Ellie; while
this country is ALREADY q cnnd only I"
Great BIitran in the amount of pig iron
It pruducrs.
In mineral "il--pr,r"'rum-wh'ch las
b"comc in'lisp. nsiblr tn hum nifty. Iiqur,
"oal us 1t may lie ca Il, he United ) atr>
have vast. apparently 'xlan>tlrss, res
aivoir ef It moi onl Y in Prnns,lv lvanla nud
Western Virginia, hut "n the Pariiir
crast, sff"rling the c-un'ry MI ,xpor
'rade IN 1878 OF $4,000. 900. -Ninioy
Record.
, 1879-01-25
A Closer Union

If there is any portion Of the glo''e
where, mnre than another. dissrns'nn,
non. stability anil revolution have pre-
vailed, il is 10 the State of S"th Amer
ira. Intprnrcine war and war with each
other have betn with these States th
nrdrro the day. 1t ia ab ~
time they had come -" n better under
standing, and this they propose 20 d"
through the medium Of u Congress now
hring held ut Lima, in which all the
SMih American Republics nrr r"pr' sent,
ed, excepting only Paraguay and Uru-
quay. The Object of the Congress, ass (
forth by the invitation given hy Puru 10
the other II pnblics, are MS !ollnws,
1 To Formulate common law tor
Spsnish America.
.. To fix the manner ci deciding quest
inns arising from conf ct Of law in the
liffreni States.
8. To place the citizens of the several
Sratcs on tlle fn"ting "f native citiz"ns,
4. To establish uniform extrali,iun
system and postal convention.
8. To establish y uniform system Of
coinage, weights and measures.
6. To nssiniIntr the laws of patents,
contracts and bankruptcy.
Z. To agree npnn uniform system
nf commercial Legislation.
This Union contemplates the rgula
ion ol nat, rinl and's"cial comity, leaving
o the It t,tcs. seprra,cly, the n a,agrm'nt
Vt their own affairs; anil. while it may
not effect snything in the way ctpu',ing
stop to internal strife. will hc bond
% prevent the States from cunning into
rnllisi0n. In connection with this
rOvcmcnt comes the advisabilty of the
United States culiivntirg closer commpr-
ri.l relations witl' these Republics Peru
las iOug been anxious Ia extend her
trade with us. and has lately shown tli I
while Aurh relations would he mutually
beneficial. the advantages, in fnancir
poin, Of v:r~, would he largely in our
lavor. II iss,i' that the f"rri.n trndc
in the ST trs represented "y this CDn.
srrss amounts :" 81 zoo. OOO 900, of hich
our slAr is Sl4.0 5000. and TINT of
England $lIO,OOO,OO1. Tie dlffrrnce is
worth cunt,nding ior, nnd md il the
Isr,rcr n ,r,s arr pu, forth. II would not
bo long till 'hc figures would hc rcycsed.
-SR. on
, 1879-01-25
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s,''''"''
o'''''"'"' NV "'N ~" "''''''-
'h' '""'' '"''' '''>'"' " '''" 4" l'''
~ "h'''. H. ''''h''' IN "'' N'' " We
ven 'r u" 'h'" ~ ''''>''. II '"'' "
u" heaven 'T "''. ~ w. W IL" '. .'
~ 81 '"'S II ''h' opp '>''"s'"r '"F
hns "'' h r. ''''n H"''' "' '"'y d.
v'l"pd ''r a''"i -. "vl', Sd HH' q "n-
, 1879-01-25
NickBnMcs OF aslc States.

The Detroit Fr.c Pr - asserts that thr
following list nl 0f nickname, ns Hp-
lied Ia the diff States, is rntr y
corr, ct:
Arkansas. ioolhpirk>; California. Gold
Hunter C"nn irut. Wmtirn Nutmeg;
Delaware. Musir,l>: Fhrid,, Fly NJ tie
Cr tks: linO's, Suckers; In,lAnn. lln"s
iris; Iowa. i!awkry,s: Kansas. Jn, hawk
rrs; Kentucky, Corn Cr"rktr,; Lou1nni
Gre, owls or Or, oirs: Mtnr, Fnxrs: NJ ss
ncnusrlis, b ! Statrrs; Mrhig II, Vol
vrrints Mississippi. Tadp IT,; New
Hamrshirr, Granite B,y,; New York
X i, ktr'orkcrs; North Carolina, Tuck
oos. Tar Boilers "r Tar lIrrls Ono,
Buckeyes; Pennsylvania, Lralhrrhrnds
or Prnuanlitcs; Ri ,dr Island. GnnlliuiS:
south CirOi IA. Wrazl,S; l. nn"s>cr, G I
ton Mines; Trxis, BrrfIrnds; Vernon,
Green Mountnin B,Ns; Virginia. b Hes
I|eaglts; Coorud" Rov'rs; G nrgia, Buz
Ear If: Maryland, Cnw,hump RS: MINI.
rsota. Gophcrs; Missouri, Pakrs, Mrs
ka, Big Eaters; Nevada. S Sgc hcns; NV
Jersey, B.ur. or Clam Chrlnts; o., goa,
Wrhtert, Wisconsin, B,dgcrs; Puget
Sound, ClamdipgrIs.
, 1879-01-25

A female srdr''Lcr employed hy tho
Custom il W.'', in New York, SAYS that
in the = dug business wo nan are
born cheats. They st'r' welry in their
CORSET, la Z ,iol ms, whirp are subj Ct
t. very heavy duties, to their skirts on
IN tne mi sc; sew up diamonds and
precious stones in III ir Irr garments
nid conceal ,I",n in thrlr heavy hair
wigs. Every woman who is suSp cred
is suspected is taken into n room, strip
pei To the skin. aud then NJ goods are
f'nnl upon them, their cloth ug is rip
pei. often with the most Il ilhicring sue.
cess.
, 1879-01-25

a FEW years ngn a J, Miller, nr O'ym.
pm, tried to work NJ scheme for tho
ercrtInn 0t II Il IT, lumber mill ai the Cnp.
at city. bur he con!d nor grt mru with
money 10 take hold of it, ~ the project
was dr"ppr'l Some parlrs a, G, ve-
ln', Island county. II few m,nlhs ago
put up tlourIng mill TO be run hy ,hs
cbhIng and tl'wiug of the tide. The
mill is situated nj narrow la"c be-
t"er' the und aud lagoon back.
1t is capable oI being run almost CON
s'an'ly, and grind enough flour to sup.
ply the whole surrounding cnnntry.
, 1879-01-25

Legal investigation, in S,n Francisco,
that irau urnl question lists have. for
some time, been sold to incompetent
teachers I"r rom 500 ~ $500. The
ross amount received hy the operators
~ tins nctnli"ll> scheme is hrir,",i 10
reach MS high nS $4,000. The v,liests
IGN, rlnil>,s have b,cn awaI,l,u urst-
rl" certificates, by purrlnsng tho
question: lists. paving an ,ypeu t"r writ
ing "ut the r'qhlrcd percentage ni' cor
rrrt answers and then presenting tho
same ut the stated xaminatin-s. pretend.
my. "' course, 10 90 through the agoniz-
ing ordeal 0l honest comp Iilors.
, 1879-01-25
Afraid shed be EGs-sed.

A man was once walking along one
rua1 un e unmsn ai"ng another. The
roads dnally uuitr,i. AMI man and W..
u-u. aching ihc junction at the ta,c
im.. walked on, irum there together.
2 ..r ~s,r-r- r hr.s irs la.'l.
, 1879-01-25
News Items.

The drspiscd Chiac-r Of San Francisco
have cunt,ibu,-d $1,000 ior lhc rvli,l vi
the yrll ~ lever sufferers.
a Nebraska farmer rrports GOO pounds
e. 2 a. - s",.r rni 10 r..ms uf u,ur