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RUErAE.O LsTHTA WATER.
BUFFALO LITHfA WATER
AFFECTIONS .OF TIE KIDNEYS AND
BLADUER.
DIABETES.
DIABETES MILLITUS.

DIABETES MfkIflII US.
CASE OF MISS -. STATED ~ Dh IHoMAs
nj. DARNALL. OF GRIFFIN, GA.
rEstract from letter dated Gr,fln, Ga. March g.,
lS79J
ION the 18th day OF April, 1878, was caiied 70
.co MARY n child about seven years OF age. to'lnd
her with decided teyer. distressing nause insala'
bic thlrtt dry skin. very restless torpid bowels.
with ,x,reme emacialiou aud debility. She was
passrs an unu snal quanuty OF water, about three
galion1 PER daS. -. -. -, ..u .,,.r,..
teris,ic color and smell OF dabetic urine. Under
from er's test IL Welded abundant evidence OF Inc
presence ef glucose tdiauete sugarl: Its spfcihc
gravity was fJuGd TO be 1880. Under trt a1.neht,
Che inproyed sufficiently TO be cent 10 the Buffao
Lithia springs OF Virginia, which place she visited
iu the month of Angus When her condition was is, so
nuch imnruycd tina, she returned home In the iail
aImo, I entirely Tree from disease. She Is now,
March 6. 1875 tahout year from the at,Hcsl; en-
ioying good health, lively, cheerful anu riay1a'.
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SOUR STOMACH. Sick Headache, and Dizziness
HOP BlTTERs cures with a few doses.
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BURNETT's EXTRACTS are prepared from fruits
Of the best quality, and are highly concentrated.
Tho Fifth Avenue" " Continental" Grand Pa
cifc,'' and other leading hotels use and endorse
BuRNETT's EXTRACTS. They are the test.
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\ FINE CHEw-Chcaprst Cut-lOc. Il plug, ; Il
the pound, a, 7. WntrLOCKS,
l445 Main street.
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IS AND 29-IHCU ALLLEATHER VALIsES at
Sl.9S SATCHELS ana RUBBER VALlSEs, I6 and
IS inches at the 99-CENT STORE.
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The largest line of DOLLS Ia town, at all prices
at the 99-CENT STORE.
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I HAVE ANALYZED THE wHIsKEY known under
the brand of " B-SELECT,'' controlled by Me,srs.
WALTER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and
find it FREE FROM FUSrL OIL and other impuri.
ties. and IT commend its use FOR medicinal and family
purposes. j. b. MCCAw. NJ. d.,
late Professor of Chemistry,
NJ dical College of Virginia.
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-tcGI'lRE'S SCHOOL,
nj 500 SOUTH THIED STREET,
~A CANDLES HILL.

5nHN +. MCGUIRE, Principal. ,.
,s,,c> and English tothcr Younger classesE
MA.tnk.,y ". o. ENGLISH, Cniversily ol 'iTSihaI-
"Iorient Languages. &C.: ,., r.,,.,,o
,,Ess.6r ROBES MAsslE, of Richmond College,
VTtnch and German: ,.,. ,,.,,o-
UySgY TAYLOR, University al Nirsihia' Aa'he-
,t,'Scys: Tuition. exclusive OF Ancient aud
,,.'rro Languages. $50 70 $40, ACCORDING 10 no-
49,, on, The age of twelve usually dividing The
80: Ancient Languages lone or both)' Si5;
yta,rn Languages. DO ,>-o,r. >.,r
~trr,.cntb session BEGINS on the BOTH INSTANT.
>, ' o,ar ON the 23d. See circulars.
it"A'> "p>'' So IL. I'm
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TEE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm. -.-. tr- G
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 i. NJ, 90;
9 A. NJ, 81; noon, Sc; 8 P. A., So Z.
H., 7S; midnight. G8 o..
Mean temperature, "A 1.G. s-.,. d
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MISS Y. A. LAWS AND MISS CARY
VI LAWS will resume tatir MUSIC LESSONS at
l,lr residence. ln7 east Min street. The session
thine uonthsj wlli Begin OCTOBER lST. but pupils
Wis. IL reucw their engagements are Requested 10
gge noiic.. rs early rs pr;lcIirnbc. sc S.M&ThStt
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The most complete line OF SILvER-PLATEo
WARE We have ever shown. 99.CESr STORE.
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Our customers should know that VIC make no
charge for repairs on the NEW No. WHEELER 4
WILSON SEWING. MACHINES within three years
from the date Of purchase from this agency, anu
that we repair their old Wheeler 4 Wilson machines
without charge other Than the ABSOLUTE COST al
the parts used.
WHEELER WILSON MANUr'G Co.
Ninth and Fraaku streets Richmond
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AEGTENN SALES TGgIS DAY,

~ Or. al edIss Of Rsat i*StGtf 2naTs bsts<a
tn. Isl ~ Jtlr!uGTg urG ihst n jar tbs tuIesiG
the present gsrr hdUt 10 "e O1id 6Htt. purchaser
Or all s0Ieg taHGje brtJ,.H ~. lSt Uf UfJ&'yUnGtna
Of the psGr the :sTes hOos to bs pat0 ~ the selisr
fT'niS custUsI "a" adoEi'~ -fun: a;it".l yer: aye
hy ;iIr real "stSir agents ~ Richmond. AND .f
plfesto RicnnOsG s.3d vl@tnitY,i
|GRUBBS ( WILLIAMS, Z. 81. large quantity
of valuable real estate In the city ct Richmond
on Third Cary and Canal streets.
J. THOMPSON BROWN. 5 Z. ~, seven building
lots on Vcnabe. Buchanan, and Carringtoi
streets.
RICHARDSON ( CO., 8 =. NJ. brick dwelling
store. and lot or Main between Twcnty-EUurti
and Twcnty-nfth streets
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RELIEF OF INFLAMN1ATION AND ULCERh
TiON OF THE Bladder, AFTER TIE
LIFE OF THE PATIENT HAD BEEN
DFSPaIRED OF BY HIS MEDl-
kTEEhD DA M.

rrx,r,c, from letter of DR.. r. E. Greer, Of Rocky
Monnt FRANKLIN county, Va. OF June s. 1SIo.I
:. ! h.vc rocen.lv had occasion 10 Try the Lith'a
W,tcrr In Il case OF Inflammation ana tlcera'l0u
Of tho Bladder. caused by the retention OF ,s
result or structure of twenty years standing. nag
exhausted all the resources both OF experience enni na
commenced the use OF II had no hope OF ms recoT-
cry. He has been using the water hve weeks VIII
rcults so favorable that ne now has every prospect
Of complete recovery, and without some unexpected
change in his condionwlll be OH hi. feet IN Siort
tune. The Effects of the wafer in this case nave
been marve ilous. For the sake OF humanity slla
keep record of the case, and report to you rs II ao
rances." . ~ ,- -
In a subsequent communication DR.. Greer le-
fcrrirg to the above case, says:
= II, The case of Infarm nation and liberation Of
the Bladder heretofore reported. he patient recnS-
cred. and ! st,ribute the recovery eGnreIy 10 'he
Lithia Water"
These WATERS. in cases OF one dozen haIi,ga-
Ion bottles 80 per cast at the Spring&. and OF pUR-
CELL. LADD & CO.. Richmond, Na 5000 per
case Pamphlet sent 10 any address.
THOMAS f. GOODE, Proprietor.
oc I. .2tawGw Buffalo Lithia Sprlugs Va.
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tEntercd at the Post. Office at Richmond, Va, ai
second-class matter.j
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, clear weather, followed
by increasing cloudiness, southerly winds,
and nearly stationary temperature and ba-
For the South Atlantic States, increasing
cloudiness, northeast to southeast winds,
and stationary or lower temperature and
barometer. r- ~. = $50.
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CASE OF MR.. c. wuLFFE, OF POINT cot.
PEE PARISH, LA.


po,Nr cor,pHE PARISH La. April Q, 1873.
Mr. Thomas T. Goode, Proprietor baDd'o A@"'"
Springs, Virginia.:
Two wears ago began to suffer with severe anu s,
cnns,nit, pain In my Kidneys which was soon loi
I,wed ny Violent aItsekR. arerasing aosut TWO II
week causing cxcruciating agony, from WIFI
frpuncntly relieved by the diSchafge OF stons Va
frSIn four 10 six grains In weight III otiler lne G
nv the massage OF smaller stone, ana sometime: os
sand In considerable quantines. ,,, .,.,.,co
I sougnt bur IN vain. the best mcd,cai asss'ahse'
,nu as The result Of this state OF Things Ias ls
tluced 10 such condition that my mencIl aussens r
,o,d mo frankly that I had nothing 20 noPc iTom
remedies that my condition was hopeiess or., "
aud looked to dc eth alone for termination oi -,
miserable existence. sir. j. L. Lyons orussisa "
New Orleans about SIX months ago advlsed ,i n,J M ~
iry lhr Buffalo I.i,hia Water, Spring No., wincR
d,d. About 4 wctk after commenced ,ue usc "a ~
/, ! had an attack of less than usaal se'e5nsi III
which nassri two small sfoncS-oHe y te"tIIa
1,inceI In n tumbIer or the tcuter. onh ~ uu1eS'
fhree hours found il diSSolped 10 RE PuWner @ ;
That rave me confidence. and delerliilneu w. ~
severe in It's use. have had no atlaeS r ,ann Nv
since, nor has there been any discharse oi s'o' VA
sand ..,, a;.,ne.rod.
Tine pain in my kit neys has entirely Gl-appgIhLau
INV weight. which hAo been greatly feauoso. ha,s
ruI:s regal ned aud my general health has Deen en
tely restored. livery eheerfu'iy c nv liz
Indebtedness to The Buffalo Lillla Water Tor my lle
and the comfort which now ENJOY. - ,..
Respectfully, Z. HoLFf +.
STATEMENT OF MR.. j. l.. LYONS. W iiOLh-
SALE DRUGGIST AND IMPORT Elk.
42 AND A. CORNER GRAST1ER AND CANT
STREETS. NEW oRLEANs.Lh.
NEW ORLEANS, La, April 5. 1878. =
am personally coguiZant Of the tru hfulneSs OF
the foregoing statement Of Mr. C. Wolifq, who Is one
of our bcs. citizens. d. lie haoSo.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
POLICE.

The members OF the force viii please call at my
store, No. 6 GOVERNOR STREET, and leave their
order FOR the NEW UNIFORM
oc a-3t WM. IRA SMITH.
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MISS BDCkIUS'S SCHOOL
& PkRTNERSMsPs.

p--,r,,o>.1I no,ohnr1 1910
ru,v1, .r,,,e D,.IrnIrD nv,
HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED TO
an Interest IN my business my sons, w. DELLIE
andy. LEROY STTHERLa Nj. and from this date
,te Njie of the frn will be WILLIAM II. sUTII-
ARl,aNU ( SONS
Th.akipg my friends and the public for their lib
era; 'Eirunagt Ia tile past Inost respectfully beg
Of theul continuance OF the same 10 the new firm.
HILJAM'H. SUTHERLAND.
iiIiHys! l3is aay a,urcnased an Interest in The
Xxi 'H'S h.siNESs i:>s OF MlLLiaM II. SETH H.
,lr ~, we M1nea aSst respsetlhlly appeal 10
srM " ~ rs, = Is and the public for their patronage, as
o ~ Z" ~ sa,.e'ateioi. ,,.u,,r,,
y, BELLE s,ss, al ls,blnnIEIKtAND, q
tk@eot Hay Sutherland, Undertakels.j
r -,
a tpH! ms da,e we VIII connect with our livery
i;t,nTs i;ns's ,tsE OF GENERAL FURNISHING UN-
-: AN ifd. Fit nos . aud 10 north EtShel
4; y. -: r29'ws!S Y 4lorf I tnn line OF WOOD ann
I,mp any ~ RtnisJ.SsEs' 1 a9d CAShEIs.
as.ygre,urrd 20 =, END h.as" -, Va" a.nn ,, n
-----.u---- ~! = -
RESOLUTION OF DO-PhhTNER-
~ Sutn -, ~. ~ A1
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TEA-TRAYS all sizts, very low at the i99- CENT
STORE.
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NTOTICE.-On and after TO-DAY we
IN will run our Lesr-Tobace0 Warehous. under
The name OF McPHAiL's WAREHOUSE IN.
stead OF Wilson's Ware h0use, as heretofore. Al
KING, MCPHAIL / CO.,
Commission Merchants, l3i1 Gaiy s,rse..
OCTOBER ], 1879 .H., Tf'tF
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LEVY BROTHERS STORE
WILL BE CLOSED
To DAY t1HUESDAY, October 2dl,
AND REOPENED ON
FRIDAY.
Read their new advertisement.
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DIR. &. &CLANE'S
LIVEE PILLS

DIR. &. SeCLANE'S
LIVEE PILLS
ere not recommended asa. remedy for all the Ills
shat flesh is heir to- but On affections of tieiyer
aid all BiiiSrs Complaints, Dyspepsia, and Sick
Headache, or diseases Of that character, they sast
ws4hout rival.
GGUE AND FEWER.
No better cathastic can be usaa preparatory to'or
after taxing quinllc.
AS simple purgauye they arc ealnequalled
BEWARE OF IMITApfoSs. ,
The gen,sne are never sugar. coated.
Each box has redswax seal OH the I'D, with the
impression Ee,. McLASx's LIVER PfIls.
Each wrapper bears the signatures OF &. McLASE
and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon hassng the geusine DIR. C. NcEANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, of Pitts
Dargh, Pa, the market being full Of limitations of
he name AcLAsE, spelled differently but sane
my l0-deoWI9
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CNCVO0L OF MODERN LANGUAGES.

= rrorEs>OE l.. y. HASSELEFF. Principal
r,,r ,,rnIcs,or al Augusta Female seminary; MISS
iI"aan Thir. and Fourth. opens OCIOBEE L.
so Youth Of both sexes :ccei, I'd. Special classes
- rnillrrn from six 10 ten years OF age. Hours
~. cI ~ sm,t rups attending schools "f English
irtn}ur r!assts for Young men III French ana
rrm,.m Languages Theoretically aud practically
Taught, send for circulars 10 3O4 c&st Grace street,
a.tDcJ
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ARTISTIC TAILoRIEG
by
JOHN WASAMAKER
PANTS TO ORDER, 81 10 SO:
SUITS TO ORDER, 1880 TO $40.
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Mrs. SYLNANUS REEDS BOARD
-fl lNC- AND UAY-SCHuOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES, i audi s east Fifty-thrd street. New
York. REQ. ems 90 TORER lsT. French and Ger
lnu kIgraSc. practically taught; thorough train
iEr Ia primary, secondary. and collegiate depart
(meHts: Singing (S"HeyeJ, Drawing: Painting. and
Needle v ork included Each pupil receives the
Personal care ana supervision OF Mrs. REED.
= TuS THIN
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

TAKEN UP ON MY PREMISES. @a
l. on Broad street near The Rair-Gyounds, ~
TWO COWS-one j red cow. The other j dark bur.
faIo. The ownt VIII come forward pay charges
and take thesn away. SAMUEL ANDERSON.
oc 2-Itf
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1rApIEWOOD INSTITUTE. CON
nj TnEpvILLE. IA. chartered hy the Lcels-
-, ~ pcu;syIyanIa. twenty Que miles soutswe>t
"a ImHtet,I,nja on the i'hiladciphia and Bal linore
|,,tr.i raiirosG!. admits both sexes. Ih9fonShIy
-, bnrS FOR college business or i"r me STU "a any
y. .ma PROFESSIONS. Gradutes yonrG ladies': Lives
=, TI,.," h,yS Thorough home care. au 25.d&"olh
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To Defence: As Mr.. Nowln understood,
MIR, Krouse receives no profit on the liquor
other than compensation for his services for
dispensing it. slr. krouse has charge OF
the whole building. The committee can
fix the price of liquors little or great, as
they please. Mr.. krouse's family live in
tie building, aud there is always good order
there.
Mr. Henry Bodeker. chairman Of the Re
frsshment Committee of the Club, testified
for defence that the caterer bought the: IL
q,sors, but the Committee on Refreshments
prescribed the prices at which they were to
be sold. He Is to charge for the liquor It's
cost and reasonable compensation for bis
services and assistants. and has the, house
rent and gas free. 1t is not designed that
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$Irrr S1,uoDI. FOR BOYS-No. 322 EAST
rytxKlis SrRrrr-T Hftcenth session begins gins
NnTTAY, Sep emher 18Th. and closes l5th June i
showing. Circulars at the hoohstores' vi a. tue
s'rcu,ECrS: For cach three rnonths-PAnABLE
STRiCTLY ~ ADSANCE-Llcmentar tn9iisi'
sJi. Higher English and Mathematics, vs. Lash
ssrcrE French. and German each. %:
tree .tcs :. Il. BEACH, Principal.
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aid DOMINION BUSINESS COLLEGE
1917 MAIN STREET.
SESSION OPENS OCTOBER lST.
Siuilrs: housekeeping. Commercial Law tolE,
,,-,.l,i Arithmetic. Forms. Customs OF Trade ana
lyrsncf rruluan, ,hir, anG Common English.
~! T,a I,n Nv "'''' GEORGE NJ. NiCOL.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25
An ElectloneerInx Dodge.

The police Of Breslau have had their atten-
ton called to the advertisement Of his wares
which a tobacconist has placarded all over
the city since the death Of the late Social
Democratic Deputy for Breslau, Herr Render
The placard runs as follows: "You are
earnestly requested to select Havana, Am
bolema, Southleaf E5tramadura. New Or
leans, Capllda, Londres, Vgau, Echte (genu-
ine) smoking tobacco Varinas Echte snuff
and Regalia cigarettes, at Kracker, tobacco
and cigar stores, Altbusser strasse, No. IS. .
The capitals OF this apparently innocent adj
vertisement are printed with unusually en-
phatic prominence, and little study Of this
phenomenon reveals the unexpected fact that
the tobacconist's prospectus Is really an cleo
pioneering placard put forward by the Social
Democrats. II the capitals are put together
1t will be seen that they spell the ominous
name Of Hasenclever, the Social Democratic
candidate, who has been commended In this
unusual manner to the voters OF Breslau.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25
x New, wales.

About fifteen years ago Welsh colony was
founded at Patagonia near the mouth Of the
river Chupat, which stream empties into the
tude. A contract was made by the colonists
with the Argentine Republic for the land.
Whenever the population reaches $4,000 the
colony 10 to take Its place In the galaxy Of
States forming the Argentine Republic The
founders Of the colony entertain the visionary
idea, however, Of converting it some time or
other into new and independent Welsh prin-
ctpality, governed by men Of their own race
and laws written In their own tongue. For
that purposes the Welsh language only Is
ment Of the colony has dragged along
somewhat uncertain existence But this has
been due more particularly to the inexpe-
Renee Of the colonists than to the barrenness
Of the country's resources. According to the
reports OF the colonists, Patagonia resembles
California In many respects, especially In the
character of the seasons.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25
BERNADOTTE'S DAUGHTER.
The Strange and Eventful Career Of a
Founding.

The romantic vlcissitudes Of the early life
OF the Countess Solange de Kramer have once
more become the talk Of the Paris salons, and
they are. indeed, SO extraordinary that, used
book by their lack OF verisimilitude. One
night, IN 1sG1, little girl, about one year old,
was deposited In the drawer OF the founding
hospital at Erest. She was dressed with much
.iEery, and note attached to her skirts, told
That her natae was Solange, and that she
would be reclaimed by her father. The claim
was never made, however and In due time
luz .ne cniih was transferred TO the orphan asy
-uln, 10 ee educa ted there. AS she grew up she
developed most extraordinary beauty. hut
ner intellect appeared to be very weak. and she
suffered MOm frequent nervous fits. When
s en- was twelve years old she was sent out into
1ne streets 70 sell towers, and her beauty and
snodestY attracted many peoples good will
out she grew weaker aud weaker. and III lasf
shielded. According to the French custom.
she was buried In an open casket, and. "a II
Laid La thegrave covered only with thin lay
er OF sand. During the night she awoke and.
pushing the sand awRF, she crept out from
this grave. Not exactly understanding what
had taken place, she was not 50 very much
frightened: but, la crossing the glacis be-
tween the cemetery and the Notifications,
she was suddenly stopped by the cutlery, .tQIi
gsgei" and as she did not answer, the sentinel
fired, and she fell to the ground. Brought into
the guard house. her wound was found to be
very slight and she soon recovered, but her
singular history and also her great beauty
had made 80 deep an impression on young
lieutenant Of the garrison fKramer) that he
determined to be her protector, and sent her
to one OF the most fashionable educational es-
Establishments In Paris. During the next few
years Kramer was much tossed about by the
war, but when La 1878 he returned to Paris, he
found Solange fulI-grown woman, not Gnly
beautiful, but accomplished and spirited,
with no more trace OF intellectual weakness o.
nervous fits. He married her, and for several
years the couple lived happily In Paris.
corning the girl left, ID 1901, III the Foundling
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25
1t Isn't the Fish.

detroit Free Press.1
"A citizen who was yesterday getting ready
for q trip to the Flats and struggle with
bass and pickerel. was stopped on the street
by solemn minded acquaintance, who said
1t seems curious to me that you will 60 up
there and sit in the hot sun and fish, when
fish are SO cheap In the market"
"Why, don't care cent for the fish," re-
piled the other.
"Then why do you go?"
Il don't mind telling you, but don't let 1t go
any further" whispered the fisherman. "Ev-
1o.cent cigar and drfnksof Sc whisky, while
you may walk around town all day and never
be asked to even take q glass OF water with a
piece Of fly-paper In 1t"
The solemn-minded man looked Mortified,
but he hadn't gone two blocks before he en-
tered q store and asked to see tish-lne-a
cheap one.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25

THE GRIP COTTON TIE, AFTER ! TRIaI,
Of three years, has nrnvad i.aais 10 haaa
plon and only Tie that Is equal in strength with
hn a' mat nat does not impair tho strength Of the
70 70, th9 market with all the bands %. The only
re snat IS self-fastenng and tn at has been sue
easslnlly used with the steam Du1er-Which Is
compelled 70 discard all others for the Grip.
s, 10000 ba es cotton at the com presaes have had
sneir Ties thrown away for the Grip lat loss 10
ebe PLANTER OF $1,000. 100000 bales will be-
the planter. 49, - : Ao7' - eso'ooo ~
Y - more quickly put ON the baling press.
al ana with our "sIretcher." turns out the bales
20 Der cent smaller than any other Tie. - Z
JOHN B. LAFITTE & CO.. Managers
Jy182 I'm Louisiana Cotton Tie Company.
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F,tznoodle at Brighton Reach.

The pwinclpal dwawbacks are the twibes OF
the verwy wepublican aw democwat1c indi-
viduals who fwequent Bwighton and Cooney
Island generwally. Too many aw. Some OF
them the s are no doubt well enough In their way.
to weserve some species Of arrangement In
the shape OF q conservatory or othah building,
wherein the pwopah description Of people
only would be admitted. Suppose 1t would
out, but don't see why 1t shouldn't be twied.
A fellow don't want on everwy occasion to
wub shouldahs with his gwen gwocer or
tailah. / have previously wemarked- In fact
aw I'm writing about it-that this wegion is
called Bwighton I'm sure don't know the
weason, for it doesn't wesemble the original
Bwighton at home, We know. in any wespect