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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-06
ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SATURDAY DECEMBER 6, 1870

,
shdetts ribs, stn7, clear sides e7s@ese. IA
Huge active and shade higher; light sun
ping a 2sgs4 10, heavy ~ p boa4 ~ paesiin i
~ 1894 " hutnhars 10 select ~ en@t ~ rf"e'ns
10 oee shipments 1000 Cattle Good butchers
ani shFpiing atrnta aearne md wnn,ed gfhar
gtnd"s '',n "hofee '" eyr"rt e'e"'a w 49, T.
falt T. rtftn". Tagging frniu Zoo +" 60 p9'hfa
~ r ~. ~ 'oWs MI h"llef :, aecs, IL -
apl,,a emf alfnnenia 400 Ghoan fr,n and IN
n,epn, ,lamnntl. fair fa Uood nl,ttone f9@g ~
ah',ioa r., fenstr a. gn5f4 G. ,caai,ta 5sa ahiI,
rpanta lian
'ut.tt" D." EI"nt n"utlnolls III
~ ID Tlpt., !, ,ss,.ar ii NJ chlyaeo
,areratls lovn, ia-, paah a. Iant,ary. ~.
j,ntrd ~ naf4t .gaftal md ht9her NJ a aaah
NJ, l'esen,neg r",F "y.it"i u"a",tis, IN
noaatl ~ lnran ,,l,.aas ga sp aaei, So naren
be, g,s4tl as,.itai n,,a,nl atrare arl flol,n,.
oael u luala trlnos - "aai,, q ian,atr
1ota -, dec, ailaa / ~ sho,t clear 600
whisky efaady rni upehanea,i
A. Tie al"aa Whaat In good demand and I N
,c,a ,o,oe, ~ i I.,,e, a,j l,,,na, IN,
nrt tuotaljy high,
in" proyate Tnntnal feuo,,a.
rafF ct Ia hoenlng. md il ,aIlng n HE btpl,
cot Iuinea ~ tv"t ~, yaara ean"rally pna6aoa
h'pha, ~ wnaberlne :, wprl VI" close
hep+y ~ asa7 ~ liyh a. soa 90 tlattlo In
eelrta ioao ahl,puentu rhn mafRn j. moro
net so una Hfu,o, but not uafoiahly higher
~ aHi4 at: hntuhats' n,fuar rnvs sla0a n itrlla
s,eal ~; Wretatn ari T Sans etnnly SCOOP
,ta,,ta Fpt The .,a, kt a ftria eutl rrnrhanpafI
~ i, epa4
VIZ Nrnrruu nnr Z Rulrila ~ iutpoutfnr
n,n ST - Etna IL n, ~ ~ ~ n t,fndo ~, ter
lilo NM. ha,I u Gr. yoliaw ali, ~ 10 Tnr
sfnady 81 81 IN ftrn eionay mad fitfn ~ 81
E..e,v.
liFrhfhni 5ce h5htn 4" 4'ihn tnhtFf'
''inana iaf Hntha t9tfmet@d ~ Fr9 'm'ha
!"# ~ Wh'"h T.te - Gytf, "nI Gn@ 'i9n
'h'hlrta 9hW9 lHi"S al 81 WIT u are Atuet =
emf
Fntnfga ~ Gael r.: " rla"d Is Low Wtldtng
rl"ps" l2e"@tnt"t -, itEstt 8 T. ~ 'l47.fufet
nn1 ih"nafr fl5 q \ 80 jnighff 9Hi Fet,.
tnatY eGG3 32ls Febfuaiy ard March, ~ 9
.lE' Maleh mi affIl, 332df ~: Anrn
n'1 HuFs 3slHf hsa3l; ray anu June 1Id
- l1nn an1 dnty, = a2d,
Nht" for the week hnWn bales speculation
t"9 "ynoEl 6h'hs forwarded y uoH AtfHal az
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-06

PORK We ncta further upward movement
price, but s,9w IL g1 ~
III ne new afanihti iness Dnaleis obtain All
sal i a." Is aud Is bills II sia ~ 2S 81 ~ v bill
BACON The position Of this staple l. some
what lmnreyed mud holders me- asktnR higher
iera - ,len. III eldaa a@a's mud nlaai sIlna
abt9es,n n ~ % theae taitva annln,anhiain az
niFan.e. ~ ta40',e aalea as hryea ahenl'ete
a FAn. }T inS,a luue elanr sides nn pftvn"
INV SALT MrATa. Ate 0tmor and hiRhei
Weat nm, tnrlnprl Is a"'iga nd fait eaiha - o
rouaf,ed inf ~ t,ttrattts # isa = yc9ttetdaF I.
ngp,rs We ~ i" ahnuldnre PC ~, l"ea" hnl
Ff4'8F',n frt ~ ked: nlcar iih "laoa r. "na
mi,1lt pt1na il,.. II Is nnnlctp obtain higher
,"ins aeta q nnd r lrs"a ahgutl"'4 e
- ~ hnXna ditto IT r iuas eHr feAH - Hni ~
ailna un lftyatpfnf'ne.
LAM, I'm ltnnnI 10 unio' md only n
nudn'utn lr,s movement IL 'apnttna - hieher
prieaR We quote refned nj slafs'se md prime
ataan, y IN iintnna An advane" of iSe3's 90
hnae rntea II "hnfend Tnr la'i Nv a'ntl rAek
ngpp
HAMS Tho rntettta ma Iphl and tho Ineal
ahhnr damnna ia fttlr 81 utmet t'rIeaa nla
hntna me iI tod ut isfaalsa and dull; new
hnna ~" h"la tltn " lnmth - ~ la'g" 100
flnale'a mt'lnin lie uanhl alynnee ~ fheH"
~ lcpq
ppEtKFAsT nAnnN 0,dlnetv aaea. g.
ohaiea 81 .99pn naale,s Obtain The uannl al
vaton IN tltasn tatpa
oKHRA noe rliopulalTa, poale,s rr'ses
w." s o ,1s, ~ I'VE r2s na N . -. ~" r,in "
meea AZ fo0ta Famlly mess sEaal3 50 Y hhl
vie tongues fltaflse: STARE tthq 80 fn' t'"t@e !:
siaea Ties Al for hills md tle fet tIetne.
WHISKY Firm. Louisiana Fl 70, inir ~ good
Watte,nst osfot 10: efeI"a Wtal~rn - 1901 r.
eann
'T,R4 In nn aurply. blghe, md IL faaA
rnuunsf Win, 5TNta. yellow f,n tniSn1 10 v
l'"4h'l fei"a hoe choice VI itn =" 20; tno vet,
vtt ftn e tf,F4
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
rRARR RIVE. RTC.

During The week the cotton market nuntuased
considerably Inst Friday Mildlng WINS quoted
nj H. On Tuesday nj ti'6 and on yRetetflay II
ruled III u cents TER pound The Wneha eane
foot M IS. 100 bales. against Tn0nn laat week.
The mnat active iays vera TneeiRr an'
"Wednesday when the eaiea were 3nunn hnlns
aarh dnr, the atgpst w thc aeaHan, The W.
eeuia fer the week show mnl kea decllnn,
being E5.of7 hRlns neAiuat w cot hHlas fNt thh
previous week. The reeeiuta nt MI The ralta
FOR the week ware Die I'M halaa against 9ta 1ft
bales the uravlnus week, ana a2na4a hnlea ftft
the corresponding week Last wear The ~" N
ceipts since aautemhnr ut New Otleana 81 80
against 80 aa4 haes laet venr: ~ ~ thn porte
2,aiq $50 halea aPainef as8 a9E fof 'ha some
time last vesr.
The reapipfa nf coifnn nj liverpool aimee
September ara T9i uoo hnles, nRninst Eb2n
bales laat yanr: the stock on hnna reat err'ny
WA 9aq 600 halna against o1aran hal"a last vent
OF which 2T,pon hrn American aeainet 81 oao.
last year,
The comparative roaitlnn NJ futures vi New
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WtsN EAHs
Nrll1F nI NEW opl tTsNa nIiMOOnT. |
Fri,lar p aniRg Ifanpmh"rF, 1919
pp,y aatE 4Nu ttruApINg urltsr

Total th'a WOOL - sEF to' " stI7o,o4e 90
W. uuMtn osanutTNnl rar"r f47r a cent; Al
H. -@za5 ls@,nI taln ~ l@ans on col.
latnrnla .aa, A. marigngn raue' a# second
q Mo ~ n v ennt rar napur
Nnyiinn Anllnla aia Now tfHnfnA M 900 and
trade irlnra ~ u1a3os Hayna ma guarteIa
tAmAr1nnnA als quoted IT anf4i
The aalna # foreou exchange were fair and
ttt"a nta nrm nnnk sterling tulaa NJ 49,
and hi1lnf lp1ine and "laar hills nj tt7'.@jaS
French rla are nnipt. We au,tte bank frames
As; rstf,merelnl y
Nav y"tt sight ia luaini nt tt ~ discount y
ffGAl for bunk counter rnn, commercial ia
una'el AZ f9p4 no v t'prn.
State CnuanIa naay ~ ~. 6ftnsf
Premium nrnAa closed ~ at-dpa'.
Stock ata atealv
MISCELLANEOUS Half rald Gty Nourona
Ar. city Consolidated nnnia 9o, rat aiata
Warrants. iGtaia. lnvna Warrants aT@ag
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-06
MARKETS Hy TELEGRAPH.
Rass,essIc.

Nrw YoRt Dec Cotton qulnt, anlas 2la
bates Hu'ands ~, Or1eane lg', Week J not
raeaipts pf3G RIoss II EST Exports 10 Great
NtitpIn pcoG Frnnaa 7Ep. Continent Rna1 halee
sales 8E09, stock ft.eaG, net receipts llsa, Rrpss
~ 40 halda Futures Irregular and closing
steady sales 24t 900 December n wa 10 ga jan
vary ~ ipeDta ~ February = 7oGot7 IL March
" spGD1ae', Aoil l4.o5eptl %, May 141eG0tt AZ,
Juno "a 3otbti m July II 4G6ot4 70. August II 40
t0i4, A.
rho following Is Tho mparRfIpo statement
# cotton Ion the wpek epdiuR to day
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for tho week ending 10 day s., -, otR ipl
Same wnnk Inst ynpr plnliG
Total ranHipta 70 this dtia 19I0 IA
Total to ammo date last year 7Gf
TSuurts tOt the week ,.,.4.--s Jpfi
Spmo week last year. 1864. eG.fsF
Total aypnrfs to this date 200. 7fh
Remn ,tatn lnai Vnar / oaR Enf
Ntpck nj MI United States ports. s...... rpG2a4
tama tlmn lasi year ...sa,. t.s-.. GU. Il
stock st all lnoilor towns $50 tpt
Hamo timn lnri ynnr f44 I
stock nj iiVnruunl s@.5a ,@- Na,o 600
snmo ttun lnat yHnl Gn1
American, afluHt Ten Gront Britain glb.opo
AHmo limo Hat gGat 2ds 900
kouthorn flour atoady md very luiet: com
mon 70 fair eStra seas 10. good 10 choice 80 40
~ = WhcHt ln bhttRr on wluthr. neflvn Rperu
aive haness mainly, ln No. 2ted Jannnry
and February ungrsdad winter rcd ~ $50
70; No. , do ~ 4t@l ~, No, DO 81 70, 20
81. No. do 81 ~ A. rllyod winter 81 ~ E,Npl Ar.
Corn 40 &c better, trade only moderate. un
graded 60 aNGo', Oats u SHADE stronger. clos
ing wehk.. NJ, j A. Hops worry 1uiet md prices
Jnree nrm and fairly aotlya, augar dull
and wholly nc,alnnl. fair 70 good re0ntug 20
~. prime g.. retlr"d dull: standard o,saplo.
S Hp'"i9 Joy az Molassee anet and IN.
changed. Rico ateadF: demand moderate
tosin dull md easier y 60 Tnrpontlna anlI
Irm
Fork leea actlve and lower spot ala Mlddea
al9 sS anI 5m @qi G loWer I'D aIry acYe
S ' Ta''i frm n nj Saa y Whpky 1rm but
quiet Al u Y. Froghts atondy.
AZ W.atorn white 47Q4Tl., 10 mixed 5000 =.
rnnueyvania tfmt7sa. Provisions Hrtn. Moss
pork tl2n0l3 10. Bulk maala Looao shoulders
I;aoon Shoulders X olaar rib RlGas 81. Hams
los Ill, Inrd - Cptfho stendy; Rio. ear
goes l4Hl74. Sugar lower; soft taS@to's.
Whisky firm and higher 81 lt0l II Freghts
orNgsNArt Doc. 4 Flour firm; family
Hr,t Dot Il
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aiNM Eama1EAs
OFFICE an nFW n4l,FtNa nIFNec "a

nTFTrF an NEW RW5FtNa DEMOCRAT
r llny EEeulnp Itae"mhnI r lafa
COTTON The demand IL Nay was only
mod"rat" With anlaa If G1sp talea Including aoa
affnr hours yesterday. In the curly nait ~ ~"
aay tho market ruled Iniei la'e' hew"vef .
hatte, fnnllnp rrevailnd nntl"' the nlu"nn" IF
favn,atlo afvpea tram New yetF and the naf
kai closed strong
rho following "a HE oH.a eloatng 1T III"
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RIVER NEWS.
DgRIOH NEW ORLEANR pRMC 0HAT. I
Saturday. December 9. 1879.
Arrivals.
NE'A FIIHFTTlH 17UEFEIHW
Departures

Doe marine hOlHmn.
departures.
Isabel Alvin, Falt rlny city ~ Anguish 81.
Linn Frank fafgmtd Whisper q e. Chou
feau, ", i Cav.
stage of the Rivers.
Daily tolngraphIa report Of the stage If watar
AT various points. with changes. In the II hours
andinR Yesterday at u. m.
A E1..,c. lI.rr
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t'pFJnN THGH4Ntlr
liverpool EaTtp Baltic ports
Havra "A mn|@Tain -
Ihemar R.H0It shaunel 9o4
Mediterranean 2Aa NnviaN,
Mouth Aar itlNRatwlan nttF
fatal CO l5a
This taken Fran tha Fvnhnnpn'a etoah ~ uanu
leaves about 100000 lnna T. represent til" luau
'ity engaged fnE shtttnnni lina"lI ~ awaiting
orders.
TIM Cotton Fsnhanpe tainpfnna gave the rpa
napta from nSnn tY9fartlny Y" moon ~ 'ny
F9.29i halts pgafnei e. 80 seM" tim" lps' work
Tha movements IN PORTS ftem u ~. itiinF un
to " N. to- day ts Giyen i"iov
n, n,i, nj tlnnta tit,,a "a mn lima
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The Official returns OF cattle and sheep for
England, Wales. Scotland and Ireland show
that III 1878 there were a,76l.2 cattle. and Ia
1s7a there were s.a6l $50. an increase Of 2co.2ts
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-06

State Conaols deolinod yeatntdar closing AZ
soA@4oS. against A'a@A9 on Thn,edaV. with
sales of sas ono. Premium nnnds oloHaa a' 4aA@
asS, againat s',t09s's on the pravious day, with
sales OF Sal 600.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-06

The public deM statement shows the decrease
ot the debt for October 60 ha sTpa SAG u, The
caah In fine Treasury Is t1a1 7l7 ESQ Ia. gold cor
ti1catea sis $40 4oo silver certificates ~ oe7 pto
certificates Of deposit outstanding N4.Ioooa
refundinE certificates 32,fl1 $50, legal tenders
outstanding ss4tosi Old. fractional currency
outstanding Na.5o4 sAs ~,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-06

A new Tine Nf hneincaa II RuGaaatod Nv tho
prevalent Welcoming epidemic. we'll appoint
ed aFsenteal restaurant would DAY hiE pfo'a
Bill Of faro 10 ccutan Tho delicious compouud
served IN Ill aoup. vies ontronH, tea, ooffno. tnn
cream cite. One stew with areenic for two "
would be taking call for tho waiter New
nRNnn Restster.
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The Portland nae sayas The wheat crop Of
Oregon this year, notwithstanding the ruat, IL
She largest that hap ever hean prNdurnd in the
State. and at the remunerative pIieea paia will
bring @ the reoplo AZ the State nrward ~
Si,ooa OCo ~ s2eo for each man, woman aud child
az the entire population
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-06

Since the inauguration OF the protective tariff
In Canada the revenue IN every Department ef
or the government has fallen oH ana the agRra-
gate decrease will he sleea 900 below the eet-
matpe,
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The corn oror In tbs naighholhond Ut Tarra
Haute. Ind is said to be the largest Yield ever
before known. averaging seventy hnahes per
acre,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-06

The CONT lttae Of the New York Proluoe FS-
change OH grain met Saturday last week and
fixed 'he Tades II CORN and harley IT tifr witt
ter. The only alteration made was An order
that new corn arriving on and after October s.
1879. grading No 4 Or higher sha have the
word new prefNed - the grade until Janu-
airy J. 1851. and that there he 10 distinction be-
tween old and new corn In the Eradea below
M
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-06

KENTUCKY WHIsKy.-1'he demand for Ken
lucky whisktes during The preseut season, ae-
cordlnR III the Courier Journal has been of ~
traerainary urgency and Dimensions clearing
an the Old stock to q great extent and running
strongly into futures The New'orah- buchanan
COMPANY have sold tao entire prGdur u their
big diettlleriee UP 10 July 81 1851
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z
CnLD BLnoDgp MURDER EN- ST..
MARTIN. A st. Martinsyille dis
patch to the N. o. Democrat, is as
follows: eg II
About o'clock this afternoon, in
St. Martinsville, two brothers, Err
nest and Qncz.pIlore Delshonssaye,
were killed by one Emile Detiege,
colorea. The particulars, as far as
can be learned, are as, follows: The
Two Delahoussayes had Just returned
from Breaux Bridge, where, they had
been looking after the interests Of
their father, who was.a candidate for
the sherifalty Of st. Martin Parish.
AS they hlighted at ST., Martinsyille,
the mulatto Detiege approached
them i'm d threatening. attitude
Oneziplofe DelaI,oussaye said to
him" am not armed, but WILDE in
five minutes" At that moment De-
Etisgesayed and severely wounded his
baother, Ernest Delahonssaye,, and
tuning immediately he fred and
killed Oneziphore. After this De-
tiege turned ed 70 Ernest, who, was
woiinded eon the; ground in q sitting
posture, and shotahim The arm; at
tie same time lie kicked Thin ii the
breast, and IS lie lay on the ground
|sfreaithe third Shot. killing him ia
T'stansey.a ,Phe sheriff lis saiistastave
beer ip,reseat, ba,t ifiade- no arrest,
and Detiege is at large. Detiege
was also a candidate for sheriff, and
is said to have been elected. All the
parties are Republi ans. They had
split on local issue.
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goetrg,
IT MAY BE YOUR TURN NEXT.

: - zs5 gystlFs - :t.t -E3 -
Judge not too harshly, oh, my friend
Of him your fellow-nan, ~
But draw the veil of charity
Over him if you can, !, e.gs3 -
He once was called an honest man, j.
Before sore trial .vexed- y 81 .
He stepped from out the narrow way
It,may be your turn next. !. 81
Faintingmpon the great highway
A suffering soul doth lie; Thirst.
Go staiinclI his wounds and quench his
Nor pass him idly by. ';;s,s ara
God will not brook the swift excuse,
The thoughtless vain pretext;
A fellow-mortal bites the dust
1t may be your turn next.
You heard, one day.. a single word a.
/ Against a person. name;
Oh, bearit not, from door to door, g
/ To further hurt his fame. "a:
IF you're the man you claim to be,
Remembers, then, the text, "
To "Speak no evil,'' true or false. 81
1t may be your turn next. y" +.
& - z..T7 ~. = s,t4 Al orig
Theswerld is bad enough, we own, e
And may need more light; 2.
Yet, with true aTove to ali; may we =,
1AHelpyip the cause of Right ] gaY
Lift up the sinful and. the weak, =
The soul by care pefplexed, So >
Well knowing that to drink the gall
sgItmay be Your. turn next. ..e Ir, q
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Symptoms Of aDiseasedLiv

Symptoms Of aDiseasedLiver.
DAM in the right side, under the
l edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient IS rarely able To lie
5ontheleft side; sometimes.the pain is;
felt under the shoulder blade, and it
frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The
stomach isaffected with, loss Of appe-
tlte and sickness; the bowels in gen.
eral are -costiye, sometimes alternative
with lax; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy
sensation in; the back part. There is,
generally a considerable, loss of mem
DRY, accompanied with. a painful SEN
sation Of : having left Iundone some
thing which ought'to have been done.
A slight, dry acoughsis sometimes an
attendant. The patient complains of.
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains Of a prickly sensa-
ton ofsthes skin; isaspirits are low;
] and although he is satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to, him, Eyet
he can scarcely summon. up fartitnde
enough to try it. III fact, lie distrusts
every remedy. Several 1of 1.-The above
symptoms attend theidisease. but cases
have occurred where few of them ex-a
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after DEATH, has shown the Liver To-
Have been Extensively daerangsd ia :
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MISCELLANEOUS.
II H II
:. WORLD ! y r.
- ;EsppRs---at r
= I. . .'. 1880. '..'' r.. =

a@.. Sts!tfI. LIZ F&S!- it2t al
DEMOCRATS EVERYWHERE
IL should inform themselves care
fully alike of the. action of their party
throughout the country and of the
movements of their Republican oppo-
Inents. A failure to do this in 1876 con-
Etribnted greatly TO the loss by the De-
mocraeyt of the fruits Of the victory
fairly won at the polls. ~.
THE YEAR 1880 promises to be one
Fefitbe most interesting and important
years of this crowded and eyenttul
century :, 1t will witness, Presiden-
tial election which may result in re-es-
tablishing the Governmentof thiseonn-
try on the principles Of its sconstitu-
tional founders, or: permanently
changing The relations Of the States to
the Federal power. No; intelligent
man. can regard snche an election With
Indifference. THE WORLD. as. THE
only daily English newspaper publish.
ed III the city of New York which up
holds the; doctrines yoff constitutional
Democracy, will steadily represent die
Democratic party in this great cam
vass.o It will .do9 this in no fspifis fof
servile partisanship, but temperately
and firmly A. + gsEspapeF TIE
no clique and no interest, wiliepresent
the fullest and the fairst picture it can
make of each days passing history in
the city. the State, the country and
the world. 1t will aim hereafter, as
heretofore, at accuracy first of all
thingsin all that it publishes. No man,
however humble, shall ever be permit
ted truly to complain that he has been
nnjustlv dealt with in. the columns of
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-12-24
SYMPTOMS OF. WORMS.

q THE countenance ispale and Ieadea-.
70 Il cotored; with occasional Pushes, or
"a eircumScrbed spot enhene ser both
cheeks; ,the,eyes become dull; the pu-
pills dilate; an azure semicirclee runs
along the lower eye-lid; the nose Is II
ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds
asweHing of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbblng
of the ears; an unusual secretion of
saliva; Shiny or furred tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning;
appetite variable, sometimes voracious,
with gnawing sensation of the stom-
ach, at Others, entirely gone; fleeing
pains in /. the. stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels If
regular, at times costi0e; stools Shiny;
not unfrequently tinged with blood;
=. belly swollen and hard; urine turbid !;
respiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied BY hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and eonTlilsive; uneasy
and disturbed Sleep, with grinding of
> the teeth; temPer. variable, but gener-
ally irritable, &c. 50 f,f
~ Whenever the above symptoms !.
= ~ ~ are found to exist, g IS >
DR.. C. NlcLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepara-
ton, net capable IF aniRg tie slightest
AgIny 10 tie aoa tends,- igtanz
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER
MIrUGE bears the signatures of c. Nc
LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
Wrapper. -.O: