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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-10
Increase In the Wages or the Wheeling
Nall Makers.

WHEELING, w. Va. Sept. 9.-The mil card
was advanced here to-day to 50 rs. The mills
are full OF orders.
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we're as follows

SUBSTITUTES FOR THE RULES OF THE PARISH
TIVE PARTY. 5.@m@@
RULE |. Recognizing but two factions In the
Democratic Conservative party Of Orleans viz
The Ring Faction and the Antt-Rin elton.
three commissioners shall be appointed by
each faction for each hallot-box in each ward in
factions may decide.
Rule is the same as rule | of those al
ready adopted and published by the Parish
Committee, excepting that the hour for clos
ing Is changed from s to D. I'd.
RuLE 8. Should any commissioner be absent
at the opening of the poll, or iS compelled to
leave the poll for any length Of time. the vaean-
cy shall be filled by the remaining couaut ssion-
ers OF the faction which the absentee repre-
sents.
Rule is the same as rule of those passed
by the Parish Committee, excepting that no
reference Is made to Judge Of election.
RULES. IT shall be the duty Of the president of
each central club to publish In the official jour
nal the names of the eommis soners five days
president of each central club to publish at the
same time the location of the polling BOOTH
which must be centrally located and fronting
on the street There shall be only one polling
any other place than that selected shall be null
and void.
RULE 6. It shall be the duty OF the president OF
the Central Club to establish. as per above rule.
two or more boxes wherever necessary-boxes
to be divided alphabetically. In said case there
shall be three com missiOners, to represent
each faction. at e1ch box.
RULE I. The commissioners shall he provided
with certified copy OF ths State rsgls ration OF
the ward. They are hereby expressly directed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-10
THE PARISH COMMITTEE.
The Rivet Party Requests the Adop.
tion of g. New Set of Election Rules.

The Rivet Party Requests the Adop-
tion of New Set of Election Rules.
The Parish Committee OF the Democratic
Conservative party of New Orleans met last
night at No. 10 Carondeiet street. President
Shields La the chair and twenty three members
present.
President Shields announced that he had
called the committee together for the purpose
of submitting to 1t communication and get
ting action thereon.
THE COMMUNICATION -s5@-
In question was read by the secretary, and
was as follows
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ANTI RING DEMO- !
cratic Conservative Assn OF Orleans
New Orleans, September 6. 1879.
To the President and Members of the Parish
Committee OF the Democratic Conservative
party of New Orleans:
Ge,temen-With n view Of securing harmony
ana un1ty in the ranks of the Democratic Con
servatiye party. and healing those differences
which have lately arisen and assumed both
settled and firm conviction that in the past just
ness and fairness have not been observed In the
conduct Of the primary elections. beg leave TO
submit on behalf Of the Anti Ring Democratic
Conservative Association Of New Orleans. and
to ask for the adoption by your committee OF the
following and accompanying amendments AID
tor the government Of the election for delegates
to the State Convention, and for the. organiza-
ton Of the ward clubs and the Parish Commit
tsa.
In submitting the amendments to your. rules
we are aetuated By no other desire than thai of
securing d fair and honest election. We ass
for no advantages, only safeguards against
frauds, dishonest counts and ballot-boy stuff
ing whereby the will of the majority of the
people is defeated and the objects Of bad men
are accomplished and the honor and integrity
OF ths party are sacrificed.
Bsiieving that il Is the desire and purpose of
your committee to accord ali Democrats q fair
showing aid an equal chance. and to preserve
that harmony ana good feeling In tho party
which are so esse 9tia to its success. / feel CON
fdent that you will recognize tue propriaty of
the request and will not hesitate to accord the
demand
a reply to the above proposition fs respect
ful requested prior to Wednesday next. at Il
O'Clock. II otherwise. your silence will be-
construed as q refusal on your part to enter
tain the request herein made; whereupon ou1
association will pursue that course which to
them may seem proper in the premises and III
the best interests Ut the Democratic Conserva-
tive party. Very respectfully.
FRANK D. CHRETIEN
Chairman Executive Committee Anti Ting
Democratic Conservative Association of Or
leans.
Official:
HENRY D. MOINER,
Secretary Anti-Ring Democratic Conservative
Association of Orleans.
The accompanying
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-10

Opelousas, at 10 o'clock a. m, for the follow
Ing purposes:
|. To select nineteen delegates to represent
the parish In the Democratic State Conven-
tion to be held at Baton Rouge, October 6,
1879
Q. TO nominate two candidates for the State
Senate.
8. To nominate four candidates for mem
bers Of the House Of Representatives,:
4. To nominate candidate for sheriff;
S. To nominate candidate for clerk Of the
district court;
6. 10 nominate candidate for coroner.
The basis of representation in the parish
convention will be the same as In the last
i've votes cast for the Democratic -GUnsefva-
tive candidate for State Treasurer in 1878, and
ene delegate for every fractional part thereof
exceeding fourteen.
For Governor, there are number of most
honorable names brought forward in our ex
changes, from among whom the State Con
vention will certainly find no difficulty In
making q good nomination, such as the peo-
pie can conseenciously support. Among
them are the well and honorahly known
Elan and others. We have among these no
particular preference, beyond the fact that
Gov. Nichols would lose portion Of his term
II he is not reelected, and ii 1t is his desire
to retain the position. we think he ought
Of Indifference with him, then we think
either Of the gentlemen named would do we'll
For the State offices, we understand that both
the Auditor and Secretary OF State are de-
sirous Of retaining their Offices, and we think
they should be reelected, by all means. In
our opinion, the convention would act un-
justly Ii 1t did not nominate them. They
have been faithful servants of the State, and
it seems to us that their fidelity, and also that
OF future officers would be encouraged by
giving them another term, instead OF cutting
short the term to which they we're entitled
[Amite independent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-26

The fair reader shuddeTs when she
thinks 81 ne settlers vile watching
from The door Of her rude hat, the re-
treating form Of her husband golng oat 20
his daily Labor going uus perhaps 10 70.
turn not sgaln, for before nightiah 3
savage hand may have laid him low
among The prairie grasses, Or u may be
a child, = brIght.eyed daughter, Is snatch.
cd away ia au unguarded moment, TO
grace the next war dance, When we
read the hestt.rendiug details OF these
savage depredations we are ap, 20 blame
the government for not taking more
strict precautions TO insure the settlers
protection. Bat We daily read OF the
depfedations OF that arch-hend, consump.
tiou, With scarcely thought OF the terri.
bic inroads Il is making 10 human life,
Tens OF thousands OF homes are annually
desolated by consumption 10 one Indian
outrage. Like the Indian, consumption
oftenest comes stealthily, and no danger
Il apprehended until the victim suddenly
finds himself hopelessly ensnared, and
deaths fatal arrow ends the scene. DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, q
powerful Alternative, or blood purifier,
aud tonic, has restored thousands OF con.
sumplives who had tried every other
remedy recommended 10 them, without
obtaining any relief, and are willing 20
testify to It's remedial powers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-26

Hos. WklTEH G. DuSros, Chief Judge,
Hos, EDwlEp alcE, Asst judges
Hos. Ina COCHRAN,
JOINS v HkLL, Clerk
MfAoS BARTON, Sheriff.
]. X. BATcHripER, siales Attorney.
Tie coBu sdioofusi without date last
Ffidsy. The following cases not prcyl-
ously reported wefc disposed Of.
AnHa Street - Cephgs u S,eeef. ID.
vorcs granted for iuiolcrable severity aud
wlilfui desertiou.
Laura Harrington - Jared Hdrriag.
ton Divorce granted Tor willful deser.
ton.
The following responder, plead guilty
STATE e.. Wa. BrGashato. Burglary
Of q. b. DunhAm's store Sentenced TO
reform school until he Is Of age, which
will be June 1856
The following liquor sellers plead
guilty
Thomas Lines, Offences, ine aud cost
S5sg5
Neal uslespie, offence, s5la 81
Alexis Lahore, 2 offences, $50 al
Thomas Dempsey, offences, si07i,
Martin Hamabone, offences, 2nd con.
yiellou, TO be confined 10 sill one month
and pay 500 %.
Cornelius Nolan, I offence, sl9l5
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-26
You mast Cure that Cough.

With Shiloh's Consumption Cure you
can cure yourself. II has established the
tact that Consumption can be cured,
while for Coughs, Bronchitis, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, and all diseases of Throat
and Lungs, il is absolutely without an
equal. Two doses will relieve your child
OF Group, II is pleasant to take and per-
fectly harmless TO the youngest child, and
no mother can afford TO be without It..
You can use two thirds of bottle and II
what we say is not true we will refund
the price paid. Price 10 cts. 30 cts. and
81 90 per bottle. II your Lungs are sore
or chest or back lame use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. sold by Wait Il Hard, Manches.
ter aud Factory Point, VI
Have you Dyspepsia, are You Consti'
pated, have You Yellow Skin, Loss OF
Appetite, Head Ache, If so don't fail 10
use SHlL0H'S SYSTEM VITALZER.
II Is guaranteed TO relieve you, aud will
you continue to suffer when You can be
cured on such terms as theseY Price 10
cts. aud rs cts, Sold by Wait Il Hard.
Wells Persian Perfume "llACKME.
TACK" is rich and fragrant. Try IT,.
Sold by Wait Il Hard,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-26

MuFFsf They are certainly the most perfect in
venti0n Tot the purpose ever Invented. For
years inventors have been taxing their brains b.
invent something that would ehectuay and
safely protect the ears and neck from cold, at
the SAME time avoiding the danger from profuse
Precipitation, which tie all wOrstsd wrappings
enRendfred. This great desaerstum has 81 last
been found by tao invention Of THE EpaAa huFF
which il muG - arranged - 10 al all persons
no matter Of what age, The mutfs are made Of
elk YAinre, or the finest far Of different kinds.
aud lined With sik, The manufacturers ar Ii.
". ART A Co, bloomsbury. Pa. aud a postal
card sill bring y0a circulars fully describing
these mefitarous articles, Also explaining hos
they prevent sickness Ia many says, The Com
pAny SAINT agents, either ladies of gents, and IL
IL one Of the best openings ever offered.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-26
rr.in.lIcn Nm.

Eleven years our daughter suffered
on bed OF misery under the care Of
several Of the best land some Of the
worst physicians, who gave her d.
sease various names bat no relief, and
now she is restored to us in good
health by as simple remedy as Hop
Bitters, that we had poohed at for two
years, before using it. We earnestly
hope and pray that no one else will let
their sick suffer as we did, on account
of prejudice against so good medicine
as Hop Btters. Tho Parents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-26

several yssrs AID bad given uF baslnsss
come tinr since ns hRt resided With
hls nephew, x, T. Hard, Esq, for msny
years ana vas kpdly cared for BY Mr.
Hsfds family dafins Biz long illaess.
The 8eklh Of Nc Thomas removes The
lssi bot one o. lhe family q toe lsls tlsa.
ben Tboma Mrs Gilbert Hurd q
Aurofs. M, V Gov lhs ouly remaining
oae. 10 ibis vicinity, where Nj Thomas
bAs spent mos, q bis life, be viii be miss.
el, although i5r seine timc be has Dot
been she 10 ancnd to buaness A asgc
numhet attended ihe funeral 81 the Do
ceased Al ihe residence Of 4 T Hard.
en Saudsy aherpooB Lat Rev Me.
AcCoilam ofieiating Aud . oae by
0ue one ald citiRsut are passing away.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-26

The bot weather brings out the city
people. Oar hotels are al open ready to
receive them.
The Equinox House rejoioes 10 a fine
new Weber psrlor grand piano, pur-
chased OF Cluetl & sons OF Troy
Arthur g. Garfield, recent graduate
IT Williams, aud son OF Malcolm Garfield
will soon leave for Germany to pursue
his studies Al one OF the famous univer.
stiles Of that country.
The Howe scale works Of Rutland
have gone Into the hands OF trustees. We
have not learned whether this Is in con.
sequence Of serlons financial embsrass,
menl or not, aud hope there will be no
delay in the business.
john Lccch, OF East Rupert, was 10.
day committed to JAN for contempt Of
Probate Court, in refusing TO obey the
order Of court 10 pay over money belong
iug TO bis fathers estate TO the widow
The amount ordered paid was $50 per
vDonlh.
The Seminary chapel WAS died 70
overlooking Tuesday evening 70 listen 10
tbe anniversary concert The following
programme WAS given:
PAAf Frear
GgEmrhK. suaasils. Four iiAnds fotow
Misses Bergess aud walker
ss0Acs. "The Pligrim FatheFs Browne
Aiss Flstehsr and Mr. Bur1u v,th Vocal clsss.
51lNa SOLO. ia Gssstls," wclenhaupi
Minnie sage
Bs~s sase 'sJhs Ratcher Gsbel
Charles Coy.
rlsso pss,,. haly Bge. so & wV MAstn
gsss.e Peliibls aBd Louise simouA,.
TEis, Gspssy pOllA, lii.stl
Clara Bennett, Kua p.vis aad Iue, Manson
sose. "LallatF Sullivan
Eta Davis
PilSo sea-, oP . sehabsri
Ma Baitpn
Plaso ppxrr. RauotA 10 y up AZ plAhelh
Hattie hndFs. ga atlsfd Bennett
sosa. "Uai'sfsei asilty Pstpoul
AihAlsEAgS.
I1lso solo. pglonslss. o.. 90 Cbogiu
willard hsnastt
CHaars. 'srrns Sens. nasutl
Vocal CiAss,
raas san1Np.
fTaSo pvrrg. Haagarssa Dances. bfaAm'
hissss hargsss and Halley
PsKTssso. ''Drsps u Rails. Lsmmsus
tecal CiAss
ri.soR oao. Rsn4a Capueesoso. Asadssshon
spiiA Burgess
SeesL eaie "WAiiing n TIE brootside,e Torn
Carrie Holiey
Pslso seto. spasthng Cascade. William.
uAitss Hftdges
cnoars. Ma SoaE fisaFliaAr
Yocai Case.
RAsa sesn. sghs uesan. Issbtfa
Carts Mellsg,
veeal eelo. Eath rsusafe Claa. l0rtioil,
iisUs nargest lcfs.paa. Hsfdh
r1sSa pfsvr. "Arailss q TIE Liep.' Konist
Mlssss wsisss sAd HsFgssa
Nssa.L pUrs. '-sas2ly y ghs he Etsnins sfsess.
hsssss Easesss sud sses talorti
The masie class did not contain a. mans
advanced papIis - i b. sometimes here
soisfs bat ibe concert. - whole, wa
ially ~ 10 lhe average. The seieciiobl
were AL good and most 81 them wCr'
well rendered. soaae Of the papiis sho~
great progress daring sbs pact year, nols
by Misses hargess, sage and Btidges
Oabsu have dons neafiy - well bot W
have 20, spsos lor farther mention Thss
sil showed csfefal sa8 pssislasi iralaina
aHA gAs yoeAi slnss also showed soos
trsinlag.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-26
N.m nlnn.I MIn reIl.

and Al Spring has come, you need 10 take some
kind IT blood medicine. Now II yOar skin is
yellow, pimples come out 90 your face and back,
eyes dull feel bilious, take one or two bottles 81
DR SAwEs's NKw fLoop REMfnY, aud ynu will
be surprised al the change. Y0u will iesh mp,
cheeks will become red, eyes bright what you
eat will taste right 10 fact YOU and all others
should take Blood Remedy 10 the spring. Ask
for DR. sAwEss NEw BLooD REMEDY, a. We know
IL is reliable aud will do We Say or money 70.
refunded. For sale by WAIT HARD. Price q
per bottle -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-26

To all who are suffering from the errors
and ildiscretions Of youth, nervous weak (.
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, &c.,
will send a recipe that will cure you,
FREE or CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary 10 South
America. Send y self.addressed envelope
to the REv. JosEPH T. lNMAN, Station u,
Netg York city. 351y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-26
SUMMER TRAVEL

n you Journey III business heAhh o. fecfe-
aiiou 70 the Mountains, Lake., O. Shore. over
tlon n ACCIDENT fNst RAkCE 10 THE TRAY.
EfsEEs. 0f Hartford. Any regular AFent vii
Hfssa yearly 81 moEtAly rsiicg IN Zee ME
uass. n fieket if8In eaa % itlfiy asys. Ihs
eosl IL ~ small HAT sny ons eaa tfsFd 4 who
ofsf 6, 00l Coz
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-26

Auderson's Poor Mans Cough Care, will cure
your cough in less time than any Cough Cure 10
the market, II coats one quarter less than any
other and every bottle is warranted 10 give sat
isiaetion " money refunded. Price ~ cents,
Far slln bY Wat Hard. 2|-9ml
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-26

Constipation invariably follows Liver
Complaint; but II is easily overcome by
the timely use of BAxrER's MANDRAKE
BIrTERs. Dyspepsia also readily yields
10 ibis potent remedy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-26
DR.. n. q. whites Pulmonary ELM

DR.. N. q. whites Pulmonary Elixir
Is warranted to relieve the Group in thir-
~ minutes: TO relieve common cold
Immediately: TO relieve asthma at once
To cure all coughs before liberation: To
cure sore throat: To cure hoarseness OF
singers or speakers: To always loosen
cough To cause the patient to raise
freely: To always produce rest at night;
To give satisfaction TO all who use 1t.
46.3m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-26

Gaps made In the flesh by cuts, speedi-
ly disappear without leaving a scar, when
HENRY IL JoHNsoN's ARNicA AND On
LINIMENT Is used.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-26

Downs ELIXIR will cure all lung dl.
seases. The best medicine known for
whooping cough. slim
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-26


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spaclAL sor,oEs.
I. o. nf ID. y

Regular meeting. Al ADAMS Hall, on Friday
Ereblng 4 each week.
IS. CLEN0Ns, n O.
". A. ADAMS. sect.
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I. o. Of a. r.

Regular meetings 90 saturday Evenings Of
skeh seek, al Aasm's Hall
VA ADAMS. ". G.
r. J. HOYT, kscI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-26

whleA lns'a8ss .sa Of he ED residents
wbo have renovea frru iowa, many o.
wbom have promised 20 be preseul
Amrle preparations will he uAds 81
Davis of he Bronley House ior 6iuueT
tos Al who may wish, At a moderate
price.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-26

"A A. Curtis store has received a
new coat q paint ca the outside shicb
improves ils appearances.
The Allea District Pomona Grange
bold their regular meeting with Farmers
Grange o. this town The hst Tuesday IN
june.
Mr. Levi Reynolds, respected eitl.
zen Of this place, who has been unweIl
for some time was taken sick very sud.
denly recently and 10 hopes arc entertain.
ed Of his recovery.
Our Band was ont on The street last
Saturday evening disooursing some very
zine music. They sustain the high repn,
tation which they have already earned,
They have been engaged to 90 TO Peru
the 4lb
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-26

- Z. nafioa ioand enc Of bis year.
Legs dead In Bis pssiurs one day last
week Foul pAy IL saspeeied,
Andrew BAlser hss - iaf recovered
the uss d Biz hsnd - 10 reinru % woIk
lie Jaquuhs mil In Weston
fte bsst piece - road Ia town - 10
the A. sad u uslry district Whether
tee hesse ulcy or iha favorable loea.
tioB 81 tbe road should have the credit We
leave 10 others 10 decide
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-26

The preparations for The reunion ,July
4th, are nearly completed. A large
crowd from this and ueighboring towns
i expected, besides the old residents who
have been especially invited. The pro.
eessiou viii form on the green a, 10 A. N.
under the direction Of G.. X. Davis. The
grove Is one fourth Of mile from the VII
lAge, where The following exercises will
be held: Orasiou BY Hon. James l..
Dadley, o. Johnslown. n. T.; Historical
sketch By Hon. Ira X Bs,ehelder, Of
TownsheHd Poem BY ID. n. simohds,
Manchester A Tree diaser will be pro-
vided only iof guests especially Invited
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-25
Banner Lodge Entertainment.

Banner Lodge, No. 4, A. 0. u. w., gave an
which was attended by one of the most &C.
lect and intelligent audiences that ever as
sembled in the hall. It was one of series
of entertainments that have been given by
this order, affording amusement and pleas
ure to the members and their families, as
we'll as to hundreds not members of the or
der. These entertainments are growing in
favor, and the A. o. U. w. as an order is
taking the lead of all beneficiary co-opera-
tive societies. It embraces, not only me-
chanics, but professional men, merchants,
bankers, in fact, some of the very best men
of the country.
The entertainment given by Banner lodge
expense to the lodge, there being no
charge for admission. These entertainments
are highly appreciated by our citizens, and
will most certainly be productive of rapid
increase of membership to the order.
The entertainment was, as the name indi-
Gates, the "banner" one of the season. The
programme was one we'll chosen and most
admirably executed, in fact few entertain
ments given in the Opera House gave as good
satisfaction and met with as hearty applause.
Where all the participants performed their
parts SO we'll, it is difficult to particularize,
but the singing of Miss r. Brown and Miss
B. Rosenfeld were the most loudly applaud
ed, especially Miss Rosenfeld, who has few
equals as an amateur. Messrs. Emil and j.
Geist were loudly applauded in their either
solos, as also was Mr.. 81. Czcicowitz in his
rendition of the "Horse Race, Miss M.
Cohen in her recitation, sGone with Hand.
somer Man, In fact the whole programme
was admirably executed.