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COIOred.

Burgin, Charles
Drye, Henry
Gaines, Edward
Grandson, William
Givens, Robert
GoOde, William
Hopson, Burley
Harris, Henry
johnson, Joseph
johnson, Thomas
McMullen, james
Miller, Albert
Powell, William
Padgett, Orange
Robinson, James
Schochnar, James
Monroe, James
Trice, Mitchell
Wren, Madison
Wilburn, Miles
Wilson, Nelson
Wilson, Wyatt
Wall, Minor
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"Papa. me has been baptize, ain'I
me'" asked a little two-year-old. "Yes,
dear Then me won't have to n
baptize AGAIN." "No; but can you re
member any thing about being bari
tized?" 81 dess | can" "Well, VIVA
did the minister do to your" III
showed up my sleeve and stuck
knife ia my arm"
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wAYNEsBURG. white.

" hNhfHah. wv Was"e
Butcher, james
Burton, Thomas
Brewer, Samuel j.. Property, $3.50
Brewer, Ambrose; Property, $40
Baker, William
Same, Gdn for D.B.McGinnis; Prop. $50
Barnes, William
Bullock, William; Property, S25
Bateman, J. J.
Baieman, George
Belden, Scott
Call, Pat
Combs, Samuel Property, s7j
Carrigan, Patrick
Collins, Alexander Property, $40
Daugherty, John c.; Property; $40
DeBord, John NJ; Property, $50
Cameron, James dead
Durgan, Patrick
Dale, Thomas
Davis, John
Edmond, Enoch
Denton, Virginius
Edgar, Andrew
Ellis. Joseph
Frederick. Anderson
Frederick, John
Francis, Henry
Francis, William
Francis, John
Grisi, Frank
Gooch, George W.
Goodin, George
Griffin, Willis
Gaskins, James
Goodin, Pleasant
Greer. Thomas
Harrison, Thomas
Hodge, Rowland
Higgins, Isaac; Property, So
Hays, Harlan; Property, SIS
Haley, Nicholas
Hogue, John NJ.
James, John u.
Jarrett, Lewis A.
jarrett, David K.
johnson, Joseph; Property. s.
johnson, Alexander Property, $50
Kinnoughan, James
Kickam, William
Lewis, Daniel NJ.
Light, John W. dead
Lay, John
Lewis, John
Lewis, Hise
Lewis, Henry
McGill, Henry P.
McGill, Henry
Mitchell, Pat
Mark, Isaac
Mclaughlin, Patrick
Maylier, Patrick
Nailor, Mike
Oaks, William
Oaks, Matthew
Peak, Daris
Padgeti, Zack J..
Padgeti, solomon
Quinton, William
Routen, PeYton
Robinson, james II.
Rogers, George
Spurlin, John
Sargent, Charles
Sweeny, William
Stephens, Solomon dead
Sims, John d.
Scott, Thomas
herman, James
Suthran, William
futile, Nathan
Thompson, Anthony
futile, Gran.
Todd, John
Vostburg. Isaac
Woods, John
Wesley, Frank
Watts, Calvin
Ward, BLACKBERRY
Young, Mack
Young, Squire
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WI
Payne, David; Property, $40
Pollard, Samuel
Petry, William
Playforth, William; Property, 500
Plummer, Henry
Plummer, Lewis
Pingleton, Denny; Property, $40
Rogers, John, ir.
Rogers, John NJ
Rogers, Granville; Property, $50
Roberts, james r.
Renfro, Jane.
Rowland, Alfred
Rodss, John
Reynolds, TX.
Russell, George +.
Roberts, Winfield. Property. $50
sweeny, Reason
Saunders, Lofty Property, $50
Sweeny, Howard
Smith, George; Property, $50
Stephens, William
Smith, Lorenzo
Shaw, Alexander
Spears, Elijah; Property, 81
Sutton, William
Smith, J. L.; Property; s25
Smith, w. II.
Stigler, Andrew, jr.
Singleton, John
Smith, John W. Property. SO
Smith, Martin
Smith, John W.
sweeny, Stephen Property, $50
Turner, John
Tap, John
Unthank, William
Vardeman, John; Property, siOj
Wren. Dennis
Wyatt, Benjamin
Wilder, Thomas
Wood, Thomas
Warren, W. NJ.
Wilder, james
Wilbur, Leonard
willford, William
Wilbur, Wiley; Property. $40
welcb, Henry
Whitaker, james T.
Watson. Henry
willerford, W. M
Wren, Henry
Woods, William
Waggoner. J. W
COlOred.
Allison, John Allison. John W.
Alexander James Buchanan, Timothy
Burnley, Jas prop, SIS Caldwell. Cannon,
Caldwell, james Carson, chas.i prop. $40
cowan. John Curtis, Harrison
ccran, siias Denny, Merida
Delaney, Henry property, so
Dickinson, Robert property, $3.50
Dollins, Henry Drake, George
Duke, Robert Dickinson, Har,
Fisher, Thomas Grimes, Moses
Grimes, Mason Guest, David prop, ~
iIansfOrd. Harry Hawkins, Abel
Hewitt, Enooh lIansford, Green
IIansford, Linsey Holmes, Bramlet
Jones, John kennedy, Nerida
King, John = LOekett, Dave
Geo. dead Moberly, Clay prop, So
Mason, VIM. McAlisisr james
Newland, George Nelson, Davis
Nelson, Doctor Nelson, Christopher
owsley, Wesley Owsley, shelton
owsley, Alexander Owsley, Henry
owsley, Samuel owsley, Austin
owsley, Harrison Owsley, Amos
Perkins, sidney Perkins, French
Pennington, Harvey Rochester, Beniamine
Rum, Joseph Redison, William
Steward, Bates sawyers BeBiamine
savyers william
stephens, John II. shanks, Thomas
steward, Andy steward, George
Stephenson, john sutton, Henry
Smith, William shanks, james
shanks. Wash Tucker, William
umbe-, Samuel Welsh, Timothy
Welsh, william whitley, william
WEIGH, Smith WllkeTsOn, Chrlstopher
Woods, Merida woodcock, William
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Farmer, George
Faulkner, james
Givens, Willis
Goggins, Reuben
Grigsby, james
Gilbert, Anderson
Guest, David
Givens, Richard
Givens. John
Gentry, Cesar
Gentry, Green; Property, $3.50
Griffin, Robert
Green, George
Grant, Hundley
Guest, Wilson
Garvin, John
Garvin, Thomas
Givens, Andy
Gentry, Green
Garvin, William
Hansford, Henry
Hill, Jordan
Hudson, Terry; Property. $40
Hill, Ezekiel
Hickman, Harrison
Hickman, Joseph
Hardin, William
Hill, Wyatt, jr.
Harris, Henry
Hardin, Cap
Helm, Harrison
Hays, Ed
Hooker, Rice
Hays, Gilbert
Humber. George,
Helm, John
Hooker, Green
Harris, John
Jones, Patterson; Property, $50
Jones, Henry
James, William
james, Jones
Jones, Richard
Jones, Harrison
Kelley, Stephen
Kenly, Dock
Kincaid, John
Kennedy, Willis
Kennedy, Charles
Lackey, Walter, j..
Lee, John
Logan, Lewis
Logan, Green; Property, $40
Lusk, james
Logan, Thomas
Lackey, George
Logan, Samuel
Logan, Alexander
Lee, Ed.
Lillard, Green
Lackey, james
Little, Thomas
Lee, Mack
Middleton, Cal.
Middleton. Talbot
McAlister, Henry
Meadows, Thomas
Montgomery, William
Mcpherson, John
Middleton, Samuel
Middleton, George
Miller, Peter
Moran, Cohey
Montgomery, Samuel
Nelson, james
Nivens, John
Owsley, Wesley
Owsley, Benjamin
Owsley, Clark
Owens, Daniel
Owsley, Jerry
Owsley, George
Pope, Green
Pellman, james
Pellman, William; Property, s35
Pullins, Ned
Pellman. Thomas
Pellman, George
Pope, Green, jr
Reid, Henry
Robertson, John
Ross, Jerry
Reid, Robert
Reynolds, Pres; Property, 500
Rout, Richard
Rout, Samuel
Robertson, John; Property, $50
Robertson, Richard
Reed, Thomas
Richardson, William
Robertson, Floyd
Riley, Newton
Riley, Cute
Reid, Aquilla
Row, Hannibal
Robertson, Henry
Russell, Robert
Swope, Joseph; Property, $50
Smith, Henry
Street, Thomas
Simpson, George
Stephens, Simeon
Simpson, Elias
Scott, Theodore
Scott, Frederick
spears, Sidney
Stuart, Samuel
Stephenson, Willis
Sutton, Walker
Smith, Henry
Street, Luke
Sims, Benjamin
Smith, Minor
Tribble, Benjamin; Property, $50
Tribble, Smith
Thurmond, Harrison; Property, $50
Taylor, William
Thurmond, Dallas
Thurmond, Richard
Tevis, James
Tucker, Green
Vandiver, jesse
Narnon, John
Nandiveer, Gains
Whitley, William
Williams, Frank; Property, $50
Wallace. Jordan
West, Henry
Wright, James; Property, 500
Warran Sidnav
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COlOresi.

Adams, John
Beazley, John; Property, 500
Baughman, Elisha
Burnside, Wade
Baughman, Burch
Bryant, George
Bush, Burdett
Bright, VIM.
Blain, Willis
Bailey, Daniel
Broadus, Miller
Bailey, Thomas
Ball, Samuel
Brutus, Thomas
Ball, William
Boyle, Abraham
Buford, Grand
Baughman, Morgan
Bryant, Henry; Property, $40
Baughman, Monroe
Bowen, John
Baughman, Clark; Property, $40
Bryant. JEFF.
Bright, Tolbert
Bright, Charles
Bright, Andy
Baughman, William
Boon, Timothy
Bailey, Hugh
Caldwell, Bruce
Craig, Scion
Grow, Henry
Cornett, james
Cook, SAM.
Carter, George
Carson, John
Collier, Albert
Carpenter, John
Craig, Willis
Carter, Isaac
Craig, William
Crow, johnson
Corhorn, Thomas
Dawson, John
Dangerheld, Jordan
Dudley, Howard
Denny, Clayton
Dodds, james
Dillingham;, John
Durham, Frank
Engleman, Foster
Engleman, Joseph
Embry, Pleas.
Estus, Samuel
Esum, Willis
Embry, John
Embry, William
Embry, Smith
Feland, Calip
Faulkner, jeremiah
FISHER. james
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RATES or ADVERTISING.
CoIored.

CoIored.
Brown. John Bosle, jarrett
Brown, Jerry Barrow, James
Brown, James Elliot, fsaae
Grinin, Robert Crlecs, Howard
Care, John Huston, Peter
IIerndon, Jerry Hale John
Hoslln, John Hays, Frederick
Johnson, George johnson, james
Monroe, james Mitchell, Thomas
owslcy, Logan Padgcti, Frances
Porter. Thomss ouarles, Milton
Taylor, Kier Vaughan, Robert
Waters, Abraham welburn, Miles
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Y, JANUARY II, 1877!
White, William; Property, $50
Watson, jackson
Watkins, john
Yocum, Isaiah
Yocum. William
CoIored.
Alcofn, Abraham
Alcon, Willis
Alcorn, Anthony; Property, $40.
Alcorn, William
Bright, Benjamin
Bright, Alfred
prown, Edward
Brown, Anderson
Brown. Joseph; Property, $40.
Caps, Marion; Property, $40.
Carter, George; Property $40,
Cobb, Samuel; Property, $40.
CoHey, Edward; Property, $40.
Coaey, Rice
Crow, Isaac
Crow, David
Grow, Paul
Crow, George
Durham, Daniel
Elder, Nelson
Gum, William
Gilbert, Green
Givens, Albert
Givens, David
Givens, Sampson
Gasby, Joseph
Goode, Willis
Givens, Adams
Givens, Aaron
Gooch, Camden;
Hcckor, Lisha dead Property, SIS.
Hum, Timothy
Hum, John
Huston, Harry
Jones, Scott
Jegreys, Stephen
Curley, Samuel
Mcdowell, Robert
McRoberts, Mack
2eyton, Robert
Proctor, Samuel
Street, David
Shelby, Robert
Thomas. Edward
Thurman. Alexander
CRAB ORCHARD.-White.
Adams, Reuben; Property, s35
Adams, Finley
Adams, W. Il.
Adams, Josiah
Adams, Joseph
Adams, John; Property, $40
Adams. Hercules; Property, $50
Adams, Thomas
Adams, William
Aichison, John
Albright, Uriah; Property, So
Alexander. w. c.
Anderson, Robert
Ballard, Green
Blankenship, Thomas.
Brown, Elizabeth; Property, sl55
Buekner, George
Broughton, james
BrOughton, William
Baker, Henry
Burch, Grand; Property, $50
Burkhardt, Nathaniel; Property, $50
Burton, William
Butcher, Talbot
Brown. John g.; Property, 1854
Boon, james; Property, 800
Callaghan, Lamus
Chestnut, David; Property, $50
Carpenter, David; Property, S7j
Chandler, William
Chandler, L. II
Chandler, Jordan
Collier, John
Chappell, james; Property, SIS
Clay, James
Collier, Martha; Property, 500
Clark, Robert
Delaney, John F.
Davis. John; Property, SIS
Delaney, George; Property, so
Davis, William; Property, S4o
Delaney, James
Dyehouse, John dead
Delaney, David
Delaney, Josiah
Delaney, W. II.
Dishon, Lewis
Dishon, Ely; Property, 500
Dishon, Lewis, ST.
Frederick, Anderson
Frederick, ellis p.
Fisher, William
Farris, X. d.
Farris, Scott
Green, W. ".
Grady, John
Grant, Arvina
eastman, Gabei Property, $50
Grant, Aaron
Hilton, Thomas
Harris, George
Hutchinson, Chris.
Harp, Elijah
Haggard, Henry
Hasty, G. w.; Property, $50
Hobbs, Napoleoni Property, $50
Hicks, Newton
Hardin, Samuel Property, $40
Huffman, Joseph
Haynes, Newton
Hampton, J. s.; Property, So
johnson, Daniel
James, William
James, Ephraim
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DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS.
The Following List Of De-
Iinquent Taxpayers,
As to the County Levy for the
Year 1877,
Is Published Pursuant to an
Order OF the Lincoln
County Court,

MADE JANUARY -. 1870,
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HUsTONvILLE. White.

htSION tILtlE.-W WINE.
Aleorn David props7j Adams Albert prop. $50
Afford, jacob Bradley John
Barton, John prep, so Baugh, Barney
Burton, John Brown, james
Burton. Almlron Bastin, Morgan prop.sJO
Bum, Albert prop $40 Burton, Abe prop, so
Brown, }. D. Barton, Alvin
Bryant, Elizabeth prop.s75 Bryant, Elijah
benedict, Nicholas buster. Jasper
Bryant, Green prOp.,s5O Bailey, William
Bailey, Elijah prop, $40 Garter, Harry
Cox, Harrison Clemens, Burk
Cook, Marion Consy, John
Carter, Pm. Carpenter, william
Cooper, George n, Jr, Cooper, George b., ST.,
Carter, W. ;. Campbell, George
CLARK, John Collins, Eliishi props'O
Compton, Evin cosle, Henry
Carter 7. III prop, SO Carter, w.Hi prop. $50
Collier, william dead Dausherty, sylyanus
Douglas, John T. prop. $50 Danvan, Daniel
Denny, Reuben Dye, james
Dye, John; prop, s2i Daniel, Isaac
Does. John w. Estes Jno. c. prop.sio
Ely Mike dead prop. SO Ellis, John prop, si1o
Easthsn, Wills dead Fletcher J.w
Fletcher, John feuill, Benlauiine
Fgeli. san'ii prop, so feuill, Robert
Ferrill, Jno.i prop., SIS Gibson, Ned prop 80 /
Gibson, Felix prop, $40 Gilpen, George
Gresham, John Giniland, willian
Gable, David Green John
Gasiin,ai, lanes O. property, $50
Graham, D. A. Goode, roriunatis
Grahani, sally prop, SO Greenwood John
Grub, Enochi pfop, $50 Godby, David
Grubs. sophia prop, so GFubbs, Jasi PFep.,sl5
hsEon, wnnam han, samus
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placing out State affairs order, and be-
ready to do our duty In } great national
issue between eentraIism jHd constitutional
government which ID rapidlH approaching.
Regarding this matter,t THEN. from the high
est standpoint of public plf Hey, we consider 1t
not only tbs right, but tblI fduty, Of the Con-
yention to OF once, and th due regard Tor
the lawful rights OF ot rs, to adopt such
measures as will enal them to preserve
their existence until tho work for which the
people called them together has been finished
by the framing Of d cor9plete constitution.
The people will not brook D thwarting OF
their will, upon the miserable bubble that
their agents, the Legislature, which was In
structed to carry theirEwill into effect, erred
In their estimate Of what sum was necessary
for the petty detail connected with the work,
and therefore all their high hopes OF reform
and relief must Be postponed to some india-
nate period.
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CONVENTION FINANCES.

With characteristic desire to provoke strife
and SOW the seeds Of discord, the Times ridl-
eules the idea Of the Convention taking any
action looking toward the raising Of money to
defray the expenses Of the Convention during
the balance Of their session. and attempts to
give to the action Of the officers OF the State
government coloring Of contempt for the
Convention.
Officers of the State, sworn and bonded,
have their duties clearly defined by existing
laws, and could scarcely beEexpected to per-
form acts which are violative OF law, and
which would expose their bondsmen to liabili-
ty for ultimate loss that might accrue from
interference with or denialIof the rights Of
others.
II the vouchers presented to the Auditor
were drawn against fund already exhaust
ed, the Auditor was clearly right in declining
to issue warrant against that fund, and the
attention Of the committee being called To
that fact, Of course results Ia the Convention
giving the subject more mature considera-
ton.
While we do not agree with all the views
advanced by some Of the delegates as to the
absolute powers Of the Convention. indepen-
dent Of ratification, yet there ID one
point upon which we think there
should be no difference OF opinion
and that is as to the right and the pro-
priety Of the Convention doing that which Ii
essential to enable 1t to complete the work for
which 1t was called together.
Itstrikee us rs an absurdity that the Legisla-
trre should be convened at an expense exceed
ing the amount required by the Convention
or that the work Of completing the organic
law should be delayed until after the next
regular session Of the Legislature, and the
reductions In expenses and reforms contem.
plated in the new constitution should be with
held from the people six months or year for
want Of the paltry sum Of twenty-five thou.
sand dollars.
An adjournment until the Legislature can
provide for the additional expense, prevents
the new Constitution from being put into
effect for the year 1880, and that makes a
difference to the people OF the State, in direct
taxation, Of eight hundred and eighty-fve
thousand dollars for the year 1880.
In addition we must take into account the
losses growing out OF the doubt, uncertainty
and turmoil incident to keeping alive the va
rious unsettled issues before the Convention,
and the danger that the wrangles and differ
enoes disclosed In the Convention will be trans
mitted to each parish 10 the State, and by be-
ing thrust into the campaign OF 1880, serve &c
divide and disintegrate our people, at the
very time when we should have succeeded In
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-06
THE SUNDAY LAW.

It Ii to BE- regretted that the Convention
has undertaken to frame Sunday law, en-
forcing Puritanical observance OF the Sab
bath upon this liberal and heterogeneous
people. In 80 doing, they evidently have
Ill considered several important points.
First, the majority of Louisianians are OF
Latin and Teutonic rsces. 70 them Sunday
has always been literally day Of rest. They
attend Divine worship az BELTS Christians,
and then each, according to his own inclftla-
ton, seek reereation from the weeks toll In
amusement and diversion Of various orders.
It has been d day To be looked forward to as
set apart for mental and physical repose, be-
sides being day for special attention to spir-
itual matters and religious instruction. To
suddenly break III upon this long-standinR
custom IL unwlse, Ito say the least, and can be
productive OF no good.
Second. the incorporation Of such o provis-
lon In the organic law Is virtual infringe
ment OF local andIprivate rights. The Ameri-
can constitution itself guarantees liberty Of
conscience and worship. Under it the citizen
II free 10 choose his manner OF spending the
Sabbath. and cannot be eoerced Into abstl-
hence from such pursuits or pleasures as he
thinks adapted I'd bis necessities.
Third, In communities where Sunday laws
are cnnune1 ainn la resortrd to- and
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Edmond About, the great novelist and
political writer, Is delighted with bis cordial
reception In London, and In letter to the
London Times, says:
few mere visits OF English writer's to
France, or of French authors to England. and
we shall have no need Of tunnel. The re-
ception which you have given to us and the
marked sympathy which you have shown our
artists at the Gaiety Theatre will warm
many hearts In France. promise, that my
fellow citizens will not hear without emotion
the Savage Club, the noble and witty lord
who presided at the fete was seated between
Mr. Gladstone, the greatest orator Of Eng
sand. and my old friend Got, our greatest
saramattc artist. The Coincide Francaise has
done more In two weeks tor tae union q minds
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-06

Al man of enterprise and genius has opened
a literary Job factory IN Pittsburg. and pro-
poses to supply public journals with such o.
sorted matter as from time they shall need
The quotations are OF interest "Original
shumor. peddles for 81 an article. Dramatic.
society, sporting or any special branch Of IN
dustrial correspondence 81 per letter. Weekly
news letters Of general interest at seventy
five cents, and sensational Sunday letters,
like Catherine Cole or the y. B., ut 81 each.
with liberal discount to steady buyers Poetry
isn't quoted, which shows up the turpfcade Of
the press In general.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-06

Imbecllespecal correspondents do not -four
ish In America alone. The following was a
recent special from Paris to the London
Times: "a
BY special wire from Paris to me London
Times: The Duchess Deeazes. the much es-
teemed aud gracious wife Of the ex- Minister for
and fractured her ankle. It haa been reset.
The pain, which at first was very considerable,
had this morning abated. "A great number of
and there has been quite o demonstration OF
sympathy, without distinction Of parry. Poll
tics have, fortunately, not interfered with the
general feeling called forth By this painful ac-
eident."
This liz something like New York dispatches
about POLO and base ball.
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ID. A. BURKE, Managing Editor.
TRIPLE SHEET
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM OF 1875 AMI
1879.

1Hat tie Democratic Conservative party OF
IKE State of Louisiana In C0nuentto1s assens-
tlsd, DO hereby retterate oil The pledges cor
tdt,ed Ii, the party platform adopted ~ yusy,
1876, and particularly tho follosot'ag, 70 10y:
i s'Ws hereby pledge our party 20 tse sdtsatac-
ton Of oil the legal obligations issued W the
State OF Louisiana; ID The most strenuous et-
forts Ii TIE direction ofreform and d's eco-
y.omicdl administration Of the government, e.
psciallv To TIE abolition Of all unnecessary p.o-
ic Offices; TO the reduction Of the fees ara sac
rfes of Office to the standard Of g tatr RENT
s,eratto; the consequent reduction Of taaatto''
to The loaeest possible limit commensurate aest'.
Tie necessary eapeytses of TIE govev7ment ana
The preservation Of the public faith, and the
ctvtniluent of The dangerously large patronage
Or The chief Executive Of the State
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A writer In i. Paris journal, who claims e

A writer In IL Paris journal, who claims 20
he In q position o know, states that the aggre-
gate capital II the RothBchilds L. nearly
1900 900 900, an that they can control fully as
much more One OF the characteristics OF
The house was the profound secrecy with
which their operations are conducted. Nathan
Kothschild Ia reported to have said, line
greatest reason Of our success is that we
know how to hold our tongues" When Baron
Lionel died, a London wag remarked. "The
old man ID now just as communicative az
ever"
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MINISTERIAL VACATIONS.

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=. .1.oy IN. sa.,.,, :, ,,,a,,, i
.ina - pa.lD1o u 800. - .sa,,..t,.,,,t
nlS ooun.As 49, 80 1T ..'.,,.....,.. at.t,,,,ah
~ seai' anu 80 II " a..1,',s..,, thar ~
WIN no Iaole iau ~ ap ~ -. .1,., ~
puisuis - so'. sno ns .ha
uuVeous WolA " nasA1e ov.,' ..s.,.,s
e.oop - e ~. ,,,,.t thn,rh tha
ALSO pe aple 70 SUNNI ns p ~, s a.,t ~
Weaael 20 'no'e1ois '1e - - 800 60
uu ~ 49, ,,4.,,, \. j, .,,,+.
Inese arguments 80 ~" ...s'o 4 800
apo, uhusLs.vvu ~ o,,,s.I.a - h,,.,,
Hrlelng y wil.lus, -. VIC - -. aa.a.,
ness lepoer ahu ehe - =. ~ 49,.
lecture OF selol, Ane -. 'ao =
oonsloeIeo ~ tno lisi. =. - 49, 49, !.
nay,,,,, 80. adnaneing IA intal,luant are and
rapluly ausano.s 49, ,.e.s1,s.a..sai ,ar1
one - Wnion 800 49, i. .t,.o.ta ara
9. Msn v.uol - -. 90 .s.,..,sss ,o,,at
tnat eonuitlon anu Dp p, !. .say, ..a,,d
De mt'llileseeu ~ Oh - ..ar ,,.,,aas,e,,
truly serve .ne Glue ~ so = p. ~,
Io Wrlte QUE eoou selnon We = s,..,,.,...
Q dl'lleuit anu laooIloas .asn, ~ !. III. 49,
CLOSE appioauon' ots.o1u, ....,..,..
tlnueu tnouehe' 90 = Nn'on la an.,.. ,aad y,
ne nervous oIsain,s.len auA 80 ra.t
WEAKNESS anu poslslse neee aas, e,,,a its
70 piah' no aesei :. :. :,
.olee uueo.'s y, Ia g.. saasan - ranass
- seIens - a. :. ~ re,aSaa hnw 4 q.
nloln .A. .apos. e. j, .ha aet,on
.u ~, w.sn IN u ea,a xr,fh onarnns taaka
g. = 80. 49,, &C., = - 80 Ses- ~
80 4, ,,1.a ao ruhv nastora
80. -. .,,,,,, y. a,,xyed their season If
sny ~. ~ ,s...f, - tsLa u MANY u them
~. -, s,s.,o r.s.s.f =, oaasa rvorkinp
- slo. zoo. 49,. ~, .i, ras,,1t m. hean ~
theal - ,,a,,1s ~, ma rio,,a
nnteiS ui.e as... !. In ,,aoasaa, ii, that tha
caloels - " 800, 49, IL 800 IA than, "a
ole'ky na . Io,. 80. ,aa,.naid.rs+a 1uho,
il'o 'a :. ousno''ee '4'1
oppVee Az $, a.,a,, a ~
we have ahen sao so ..,a. 49,, I, ,,arfor,n
average pasyol nau - ps. u.s :. l.. .,,,
IMAM the Wrlolns $3.50 u''issls =. - 1..e,.a
- AnoI' - !" s-1$ .'.,,f IL. 49,, s.. 1900