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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-07

Rooms Parish Committee Democra tIc-

CONSERVATIVE Party. Pa,isn 81 Orleans, New Or
leans, November s. 1s7s.-At d meeting OF the
Democratic Conservative Parish Committee.
held On Friday, October 81. the following pre-
amble and rules for guidance of Central Clubs
were adopted:
Whereas. under tho provisions Of the procla-
ton for certain parnchlal officers therein
named will he held In this parish on the second
Tuesday IN December next: thet efOre be 1t
Rcsolred. That d parish nominating conven-
ton. for the nomination of such paroehial off,
GERS. be held In this city ut IA o'clock m, on
Monday the tenth day Of November. 1879 ut
such place aR may be designated w this com
mittee. DO II further
Resolred That in view Of such election the
attention Of the Democratic Conservative vot-
ers Of the pnrish is directed to the following
apportionment of representation In such con-
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

signatures OF bona flde voters Of the ward. who
shall recommend 10 commissioners such per-
sons as In their Judgment are representm'lyes
81 pald faction and In no instance shall The
name OF any recommended appear on more
than one list. but should any name be found on
two lists. the faction last handing ~ their list
shall DO notified by the president OF me cen
trail ward club, al once. to furnish addit1onhl
names. In every instance the reoommender
shall aign his name and residence to the recon-
mendatiOn.
RULE XVII. 1@
1t shall be the duty of tho president of each
central ward club 10 furnish tn the president Or
tho Parish Committee before o'clock p. m, on
tho day OF the first publication Ct the official
lst Of Judge and commissioners. the original
signatures upon which representation was nc
corded to the various factions Any set OF COM
missioners whose representation is not author,
Ized BY tho signatures required under Rule XVI
Rhall have their appointments revoked by the
president Of the Parish Committee :, shorld
they continue to net such action shnll not be
considered by the president Of the Parish Com
mittee In determining tho result OF the election.
B. g. SHIELDS President.
II VorIpATH gecretnrv nO4 1t
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De IL resolved. Tint the parishes Of st. Ber-
nnrd ana Plaauemnes DO requested to send
& -, t ES ~ s "e. Va it au
tons.
The regulations subjotned hereto having
been adopted FOR the government OF presi-
dents Of the central clubs and 81 the election Of
ficers to be by them appointed. arc officially
published for their guidance.
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ThIrtecpth ward central CIub-An cIcc-

Thirteenth Ward Central Club IN cleo
ton for three delegates to the Dem ooratio Per
in Convention. to assemble on the tenth In
slant. for the nomination, Of parochial off,
GERS. will be held In the thirteenth word, n
the seventh instant, from 6 u. m. to 7 p. m.
Judge Of elec ion, I; y. Young; Commission-
era. J. Y. fandet, y. 7. sala L.. sewel. j. r. La
duke, W. il. David. d. aauthreaux.
nos Ut II. l.. BOWER. President.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

To the Democratic and Conservative
Voters. of the Eleventh Ward-In compliance to
the rules OF the Democratic ana UonseTVah.iv ,e
appointed the following Judge and Commits.
sioners Of Election. to serve at the election Oh
to be held on FRIDAY. November 7. 1879:
Judge WALTER FLOWER
COMMISSIONERS.
David II. Scott NJ. A. Mcdonnell.
Walter Rrashear. M. j. OConnnr.
W. H. Hunt, P. j. Campbell.
VIM, Tracey, g J.: Ledig
r. H. Lytle. DHn'l Collins,
Arthur Chaffe, John A. Mcdonald.
Polling booth corner Washington and Maya
zinc streets. Polls will be open from q: IN. To Z
81 m VIM. PAGAN.
President Eleventh Ward Central Club.
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mELr wANTED-FEMALEs.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
COoperage.

SIS CO0perage.
DHILIP KLEIN, MANUFACTURER OF ALL
i kinds of COUPERAGE Sugar Hogaheads,
Molasses Barrels, Half Barrels and ni sizes Of
Molaases Kegs. Factory No. Q Second street;
Warehouse and office. No. II Crossman street,
New Orleans, In. no4 1m
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ROOMS STATE central an,nm,ttee Dem-

ocratic- Conservative party. SO ut. Charles street
New Orleans. November 4, 1879 The follow
Ing named persons are hereby appointed com
missioners Of election to SUPERVISE the slectfon
to be- held In each ward Of THO pnrah q Plaaue-
Mines on the eighth day Of November. 1872:
First Ward-Stella PA tation-Lnrry O'Don-
mol, Ferdinand LesReps. y. W Sawyer.
second Ward -Monaecours Pantation-O.
auenot. Edw. Smith. Geo Mann.
Third Ward-Court House-Pierre Hingle.
Joe Fontlnelle, Manuel Rngas.
james Williams, Joseph Redmond. Il. T. VIII
con.
place Henry Fox. Ii. u. Gilmore. Horny Will
kinson.
Fourth Ward Third POLL ut M. Titus's place M
M, Titus Frank Richmond. Tom Brophy.
Fifth Observation-Disclosures btora-A. A. Levy,
nobt. Thy lor Mr.. Redick.
Sixth Ward-AtJ ]. II. Kelley's-Dr. d. r. Fox
J. Il. Kelley. VIM. FL. I'll. Brooks.
rois Sam Bayhi, Robt. Dobard.
Eighth Ward-Deer Rnnge btore-deo. Fried
Il. Laussade, Dr. Bnllowa.
Ninth Observation-Disclosures Canal-John John
son. Thos. Norman, J. J.. Haspe,
Tenth Ward-Stoekfeet store-G. w. Kirk.
JNO. s. FULLY.
no5 Chairman Sub Committee.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY NOVEMBER 7, 1879


yXTANTED-TH PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
w the cheapest and best advertising In the
city Is In this column at ton cents per line for
the first and five cents for each subsequent In
uarfinu
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BUSINESS CONNECTIONS.

NOTICE-M CONNECTION WITHS
~ Messrs. ~ BERBIER BEHAN expired
on the thirty fret ultimo. b. MI. POND
November /, 1879.
SCHMIDT & ZIE9LER, WHOLESALE GRO
- GERS, Importers and Commission Merchants.E
Now Orleans.
Mr.. Is. M POND has perfected a business ar
raERement with US. commencing this date
SCHMIDT a. ZIEGLER.
NovemberIi. 1879. moi I'M
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DIRECTIONS
FOR USING
VIGlER'S DlSINCRUSTANT.
THE DIRECTIONS SHOULD BE STRICTLY
OBSERVED

THE DIRECTIONS SHOULD BE STRICTLY
OBSERVED.
l. For every ton Of coal Tor two cords Of wood
consumed on the ire CRATE, dilute one pound
Of Vigier's Disincrustant In five or more gal
Ions OF water. and inject the Same through the
feed pump Into the boiler In the usual way.
q II the boiler is provided with surface or
mud drum blow-of cock. then blow off as often
as tWice day. keeping the cocks opon until
half 2 gauge or more OF water has escaped.
g. IL there fs only the ordinary blow cock
then blow out the boflertwlc aWeek and *Dash
thoroughly with force pump ae often as once q
week, until tho fncrustations are all removed
through the hand holes.
4. The application OF the Disncrustant glves
no trouble. It Is light. portable, and harmless.
the boiler near the centre whore the greatest
ebulttion exists. In order to spread it over the
entire surface and keep 1t In constant agitation
5. For locomotives. the Dlsinerustant can be
placed In the tender tank. and thus be fed into
the boiler.
When saltwater is used. the blow-ofrs should
be 80 arranged and be used only with such fire.
boiler should be subjected to the action Of the
Disincrustant. otherwise the material will be
fed into the boiler and blown out again without
acting on the scale-forming particles.
Z. The lori ger you .can keep the material In
the boiler without blowing of. the better. This
: 8. PosiTfVE ACTION WITHIN THREE
WEEKS.
9. t To prepare the material mir Thoroughly
In hot water before and while injecting 1t into
the boilers through the pump Or man-bole.
The Disincrustant mixes more readily In hot
water
Price Of vigier's Dislncrustant zoe p pound.
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In addition to q Judge OF election. 1t shall be
The duty of the president Of each Central Ward
Club to appoint three commissioners per bnllot-
= ionera shall be- selected by the Respective fac
tions teach faction acting for itselO. and APP
pointed upon their recommendation,
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second ward Central club. New orlean"

second Ward Central club. New orleans.
November l, 1s79-In accordance with the rules
gentlemen will act M commissioners of cleo
ton to represent the various factions In the
ward Mt tho election for delegates 70 the parrish
held Oh the seventh instant. under the rules OF
the Parish COMMITTEES viz: -
Commissioners John O'Nril, j: smakel, W..
O. Murphy. r. A. Phillips, J. NJ. Benhan, VIM.
Smith. John Fitzgerald. John Chism,. Martin
Cash, John Griffen. jus. Glynn, 7. J. DolemanI,
JAS. w. Bothick, ]. 8. Bradley. ". +. Demar. =
Hy. Hourbright W. j. Conway, VIM. Thomas.
VIM. O'Oonnor. II. 7. Riddle, j.. COSTELLO; ".
Gleason, j. L. Iiahroup. Il. Doyle. j. Y Muir
gan, Paul Rebenac. Frank Custer Peter Mulho-
land
Judge of Electon-W. JOHN MCCALL.
Polling place will be located ut the northwest
corner Of st. Charles and Delord streets.
r. MCGOULDRICK.
President Second Wnrd Central Club.
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KII LN ]

Tho election for delegates to tho Parish Nom
II ntinp Convention shall be held on the seventh
day u November. The polls shall DO open from
4 n m. To 7 n. m.
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OFFICE OF New ORLEANS CITY RAILROAD
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
WILL OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
w guests on MONDAY. sixth instant. Dur
order and many modern improvements intro
duced to ensure the comfort OF patrons. The
house Is unsurpassed In al that goes 70 make
will continue to merit the popular favor which
has been accorded 1t In the pnst.
PARTIES returning home will do we'll to call
and look at FAMILY ROOMS before locating
elsewhere.
Seb If RIVERS IL BakTEIAS.
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FOR RENT.

AT CHATAWA. PIKE COUNTY. MISS.
n on line Of Chicago. vt. Louis and New Or
leans Railroad
FOR RENT OR SALE--The well known, long
established and desirable COUNTRY STORE
HOUSE. with dwelling room attached. formerly
occupied by Mr. Chamberlain. at Old ChalnWn
Crossing. Also
FOH RENT ONLY-A SMALL COTTAGE
In good repair. at Curtua Hill. near ChataWn.
Apply for keys and further Information to
FRANK CONRAD. ESQ., railroad agent. Chata-
wa Station. or w. ALEX. GORDON. 30 Caron-
delet street NOT AZ
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special k0tlce-TO shippers To Monroe
and all stations Oh the Vicksburg, Shreveport
and Texas Railroad. vla Deltn. In Steamer
N HI i leaving every SATURDAY. I. EVEN
rate M other boats. JOHN JANNEY, @
s,r7 III r. H. OARTIN Agents
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Ueaduuarters Fourteenth ward Central


Democratic Conservative Club-Pursuant to the
orders of the Parish Committee. parish Of Or
leans. an election for deleRn to the parah
nominating convention will be held on FRI
DAY. Noyember I. 1879. between the hours Of 8
street, between State and Eeanore. Judge
nHAs. B. FICKElSsgN. Commssloners-G Geo.
i. L. Roks. j. IS. Kelley, Ed. Murphy
s. s.. CARLISLE. President.
n n FrCK EIssEN Secretary nos 3t*
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LJOR RENT--TWO. STORY HOUSE. EIGHT
L rooms, halls and galleries large stable and
eleven lots Sixth District. Coliseum and Elea-
nor streets. Eighteen dollars per month. In.
uuirc NJ 70 Carondolet street. ND stairs. noe Az
L,OR RENT FROM FIRST OF NOVEMBER
- two adjoining cottages. In good order. three
fronting on st. Peter street. beyond Claiborne.
Nos All and 423 Car passes In trout coming. to
Canal street. VIII rent at very low figures for
Address ]. B. G.. this office. or Lock Box No.
1896. NOS 1W
DARTIES HAVING THEIR OWN FUKNI-
J. ture can secure pleasant rooms with or
without board In n centrally located residence.
Apply to X. L.. Democrat Office. no27t
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Should any commissioner bfY absent 1T the
opening Or the poll " compeNed to leave the
poll for any length Of time thasvacancv shall DO
fllled by the remaining commissioners OF tho
faction which the absentee In part represents.
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All Judges and commissioners OF eoctio
must BIZ appointed three days before the eleC
ton. No representation shall BIO given afte
that time.
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Hall sixth ward acknowledgements
tive Ulub-In accordance with the rulos OF the
Democratic Conservative Parish Committee |
gentlemen to act as Judge and commissioners
Of election for delegates at the primary cleo
ton to be held On FRIDAY. November 7. 1879. to
wit:
Commissioners OF Election-L s. Boisdore.
Louis Cnbo,he. Emile Crozat. Jacob Vollrath,
Louis Foucher Frank Kaufman.
Polling booth at the corner of Hospital and
Bui gundy streets.
nos It'd A, il. TISSOT, President,
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RULE v.

II shall be the duty of the president Of eac
central club to publish In the official journ
the names of the judges and commissioner
two days before the election.
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1t shall be the duty of the president Of the
eentrnl club to establish. as per above rule two
or more boxes wherever neceasary-the letters
to be divided alphabetically. Ia said case there
shnll be three commissioners. to represent
eneh faction, ut each box.
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special Notice. The utstcc ut tire sou fH.
EMN TRANSPORTATION LINE, composed

The steamer New Can.eiia, till further
notice. will leave for BILOXI and intermediate
points every TUESDAY and FRIDAY. on ar
Biloxi every WEDNEBDAY and SATU RDAY at
y u. m. w. q. OOYLE
nn28 &c No, "a Onrondaet street.
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Hail seventeenth Ward Democratic and
Conservative Central Club-seyenth District,
New Orleans November 3, 1s79-In accordance
with the Parish Committee Of the Demoeratic-
Conservate party Of tho parish of Orleans.
hereby appoint the following named Judge
and commissioners of election. for Primary
Election, to he held In accordance with the
rules Of the Parish Committee. on FRIDAY
November 7. 1879:
Polling place on Dublin street. between
HRmpson aud Second.
Judge-FRED DELBEL.
Commissioners-John Auguat!n, Alcade
Stubbs. Joseph karner. GEO. GElER.
President Seventeenth Ward Democratic Con-
servativs Central Club.
JNo AuGusTIN. Secretary. novb I'd
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The W0man's Christian Union will
meet on the flrpt and second TUESDAY In each
month. at il n. m. ut the Oarondelet street
Methodist Church.
Mna. n. ]. Ooop. Hecratary. des Il
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FIfteenth WAFH-JWuEts anu COmnhls"
sionera for Primary Election to be held on
FRIDAY, November II, 1879.
Judge-N. chestnut.
Oommissoners-H. j. Keeper, D. Ryan. Fl.
aivney.
Polls at corner OF Delarond and Lavernge
streets. Polls omen ut Q O'Clock a. m. and close
at o'clock u m DANIEL HARTNETT.
nos President Centrnl Club. Fifteenth Word.
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special Notice Parties having Pledges
ut Harris Loan ONCE, upon which interest hna
accrued II not paid on or before the FIRST OF
OCTOBER, said pledges will be offered Tor
sale. set3H
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President Second Ward Central Club.
~ D'CoNNoR Eacretarv n06

Hall Fourth ward DemOcratIc-C Onser-
vative Club. New Orleans. Nnvembar q. 1s7o-In
compliance with the rules OF the Parish Com
mitttee Of the Democratic CONSERVATIVE party,
I, rs President of tho Fourth Ward Central
Judge, aud Messrs. jas. Wallace, Chas. Auth
and j. Brennan to act IS Commissioners CT
Election at the primary election to pc held fri
will be located at tho corner of Oustomhouse
and Robertson streets.
ALLAN EUSTIS. President.
+. Cook Recording Secretary. nos "a
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It shnll be tho duty Of the president OF each
announcement Of judge and commissioners
the location u tho polling booth. which must
be centrally placed In each ward. with refer
ence to the white registration OF the ward. and
front on the street; and any election held at
any other place than that selected shall be null
and void.
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Hall sixteenth ward Democratic and

Hall sixteenth Ward DemOcratiC and
Conservative Central Club According to the
rule 81 the Parish Committee hereby appoint
"a judge and commissioners for the primary
election. to be held on FRIDAY. November I,
1879 tho following gantlemen:
Judge-JOHN J. WALSH.
Commissioners - Frank Hebert, John B.
HUMPHREYS BeDj. II. Hardee. b. Bowers. W.
Hoey. J. Hoey.
Polling place. Adam street. between Second
and Hampson.
nDE JllHN U. kOLMAN. ErePtnent.
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Hea dquavters seventh Ward central
Club, New Orleans. November 4. ls79-In &C.
cordance with the rules Of tho Democratic
Conservative Parish Committee. ! have ap-
as Judge and commissioners Of election for
delegates to the primary election to be held on
FRIDAY tha seventh instnut:
Judge-O, Nj. TENNISON.
Commissioners-Fra Condor. Valery N.
Vinet. p. J. OBrien.
and Rampant streets. Opened from a. M to
.. m.
nos I'd A. ID. SAUUIE.K. President.
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SHORT SHOTS.

SAKE is 62.
Cardinal Manning is now in Rome.
Hereafter Connecticut will tax the
churches.
"Mrs. Partingtonn-Mr. B. p. Shil-
laber-is very sick at Chelsea, Mass.
Earl Beaconsfeld is again in good
health and making his accustomed
rounds in London.
The anti Chinese agitation in Austria
liza is on the increase; and the govern
ment is called upon to restrict coolie
immigration.
There is a rumor that Secretary Schurz
is engaged to marry one of the daugh-
tiers of a highly-placed officer of the
government.
The practice of kneeling during
prayers is fast dying ont in fashiona-
BILE churches. The pin-back is what's
the matter.
Wade Hampton Jr., son of Senator
elect Hampton, was a floor manager at
the recent ball given in honor of Gen.
Sherman at Jacksonville, Fla.
Senator McCreery's ideal of perfect
bliss is journalistically deescribed as
this: to sit under a tree in his Ken
lucky home on Il summers afternoon
and watch little negroes play marbles.
DR.. l. I. Hayes and Mr.. Henry NJ.
Stanley will accompany Mr.. James
Gordon Bennett to San Francisco in
May to assist him in the final prepara-
tons for the Jeannette's expedition,
and to see her depart for the Aactic
sea.
The tomb of Charles Louis Napoleon
Achille Murat, nephew of Napoleon l.,
stands in the city cemetery at Tallahas-
see, Fla. The body of his wife, a Vir-
ginia lady of great excellence of charac.
ter, is entombed by his side.
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Buy Nc and Ill do Yon Good.

Reader, In. almost every well-reguIated
drug or patent medicine store in New York
city or country, you Will see Upon the show
case, or occupying some other prominent po-
Honey of %orehoun and Tar, a certain
cure for all Coughs, Colds, Hoarsenes, DIFF
hcult Breathing. and all Affections or the
Throat Bronchial Tubes and Lungs, leading
TO consumption, and seeming almost to speak
70 You the above plain, but easily To be I'M
derstood words: Buy ME and I'll do you
good. Try II and be convinced.
Sold at kli drug stores at so cents and 81.
Large size much the cheapest to buy. Depot.
Crittenton's. 2 Sixth Avenue, New York CITY,
Pixies Tootbached drops cure In one minute.
law.
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FEMINlNlTIES.

The Boston latin school for girls now
has 90 pupils.
There is one lady in the Virginia leg
stature; but hushl she sells apples.
When does the rain become two ia
miliar with a lady? When it begins to
patter on the back.
Modesty is a priceless virtue; but if
like the paint on a woman's cheek, it is
only put on" it loses its value.
A novelty and a luxury now among
Baltimore ladies is a perfumed glove;
the odor is made delicate and lasting.
The difference between a duck and a
girl is that one is killed to dress and
the other is dressed to kill.
1t is a base ball where N lady mo-
nopolizcs partners enough to have nine
on a side. Anv'other woman present
will say so.
81 trust you will be true to me,'' he
said in accents mellow. "Of course I
will, my DEAR" said she-"till 1 get
another fellow"
"Can't something be done," asks a
charming little prude, Ito civil-eyes
those young savages, who stare so rude
ly at pretty women?"
One of the saddest and worst vexa-
tlous trials that comes to a girl when
she marries is that she is to discharge
her mother and depend on a hired girl.
The latest rendering of the proverb
is: people who live in glass houses.
and who want to throw their arms
around the girl, should pull down the
blinds.r
Mary j. Wadleigh, of Sutton, Mass,
has no fewer than 100 pet cats; and it
may not be out of place to add that she
is still unmarried.
What ladies make the best pedestri-
ans? Step-mothers. of course, In this
connection We might go a step-father,
and say "a miss is as good as a mile.
The Chicago Journal thinks there is
a great and growing demand in this
country for girls whose front names do
not end in '.ie".n 1t wants to go back
to the days of plain ''Sal."
The editor of the Cincinnati Satur-
day Night discovered that his girl wore
two sets of gold-mounted false teeth,
and he sat down and wrote a poem en-
titled, ''Rich and rare were the gums
she wore"
When n woman goes visiting she
wants shoes fully two sizes too small;
but it's astounding what a deal of COM
fort the same woman can extract from
a pair of slippers three sizes too large,
in her own house.
"Wnat's the matter Johnp You look
very much depressed. Has your bank
burst?" mo, but my sweetheart and
| have had a quarrel, II I'm so afraid
that she'll make up with me that l
don't know what to do"
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PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK

And Other Eastern Points.
Insist hat the Ticket Agent sells you
tickets by the Northwestern Road.
Examine your Tickets and refuse to buy
if they do not read over this Road.
All Agents sell them and Check the
usual baggage Free by this Line.
Through Tickets via this Route to all
Eastern Points can be procured at all
Coupon Ticket Offices of Union Pacific
and all Western Railroads.
New York Office, No. 415 Broadway.
Boston Office, No. 8 State Street. Oma-
ha Offices, No. 513 Fourteenth Street
and U. P. Depot. Council Bluffs Off,
ces at Union Pacific and Chicago and
Northwestern Depots. San Francisco
Office, 2 New Montgomery Street. Chi
cago Ticket Offices, 81 Clark Street, I'M
der Sherman House; rs Canal, corner
Madison Street; Kinzie Street Depot,
corner West Kinzie and Canal Streets;
Wells Street Depot, corner Wells and
Kinzie Streets.
For rates or information not ~attaina-
BILE from your home ticket agents, apply
to any agent of the Company, or to
MARVIN HUGHITT,
Genl Mang'r, Chicago.
W. H. STENNETT,
Gen'l Pass. Ag't, Chicago.