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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-03-28
Social Drinking.

DR.. j. G.. Holland,
in Scribner's Monthly
for March, comments
upon the late noted
temperance gather
ing at the residence
Hon. VIM. E. Dodge,
in New York city,
which included gen
tlemen with wine
drinking habits; con-
cluding as follows:
"Our reason for writ
ing this article is TO
call attention to the
fact that there is
something about this
habit of social wine
drinking that kills
the motives to work
for temperance "a
mOng those who suf-
fer by coarse and de-
structive habits of
drink. Temperance
is very rarely direct
ly labored for by
those who drink wine.
AS Il rule, with al
most no exception at
all, the man who
drinks wine with his
dinner does not un-
dertake any work to
keep his humble
neighbors temperate.
As n rule, too, the
wine-drinking cler-
gyman says nothing
about intemperance
in his pulpit, when it
is demOnstrably the
most terrible scourge
thatafflicts the world.
There seems to be
something in the
touch of wine that
paralyzes the minis
terial tongue on the
topic of drink. We
fully understand the
power of social int1u-
ence to hold to the
wine-cup as the sym
bol of hospitality. 1t
is one of the most re-
lentless despotisms
from which the world
suffers, and exactly
here is its worst re-
suit. We do not sup
pose that a very large
number of drunkaTds
are made by wine
drunk at the table in
respectable homes.
! There is a percentage
of Incorporate men
| made undoubtedly
here hut nerhanS tbe
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ST. Johnsburv Atbennum

LIBRARY AND READING RooN,-Free to all. Open
from A. NJ. to II NJ. from to &. p. M, and from
to 1-2 Saturday evenings.
ART GALLERY-Upen Tuesdays and FRIDAYS.
W. w. THAYER Librarian.
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A book agent was knocked down by
street car the other day, and two
wheels passed over his cheek. The car
is laid up pending repairs.-San Fran
cisco Wasp.
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Telegraph Office.

Western Union and VT InteTnational-in Post
Office. Main st. Open from a. IN, TO p. Sun
HaYS $, To 10 a. IN, to p. Night messages at
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-03-28
From My Armchair.
70 the Children of Cambridge,

BIRTHDAY, FEBRUARY 81. 1879, THIS CHAIR, MADE
FROM THE WOOD OF THE VILLAGE BLAcKsMITH's
CHRSTNuT TREE
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Trauelers' 6nide.
Portland x Ogdensburg r. R-Feb. B, 1879.
TRAINS MOVING EAST.


MAII-Leaves SwantOn $40, Cambridge juno
tiOn lO.5a Hardwick l2.12, East Hardwick 1924
Greensboro 1872 Walden 100, DanVille LII, st.
j ,Johnsbury pos, East St. Johnsbury 2.lo, West
Concord 225 Miles Pond 242 East Concord 25O,
arrives at Lunenburg 300, Portland at 6.3O
MIXED.-Lv. Swanton 400 p. m, Cambridge
junction 10. arrive Ii yde Park $50. Leave Hyde
Park 400 a. m., Hardwick 5.2l. East Hardwlck 3.44
Greensboro 600 Walden 6.55, Danv1lle I4O, arrives
at ST. Johnsbury $40 IA. m, leaves $50 a IN. East
St ,Iohnsbury 9.45 West Concord 1918, Miles Pond
10 So East Concord I1IO arrive Lunenburg, ll'iO
a III.
TRAINS MOVING WEST.
MAIL-Leaves Portland 100 Il. III. LunenburS
O5 d. M East Concord l.l5, Miles Pond l.22,
West Concord l.59, East ST. JOhnsbury l.49, arrive
ST. Iolnsbury 200 leaves 215, Uanviile 2.5O, Wal
den 3l5, Greensboro 3.I4, East HardwIch 3.52,
Hardwick 4.OJ, Cambridge junction $40, arrives
at Swanton at 100 p. III.
MIXED.-Leaves Lunenburg $50 a. H., East
East ST. Johnsbury S.lu, arrives ST. Jollnsbury $50
Greensboro I.34, Last Hardwick i.52, Hardwck
Is arrives Hyde Park 10 90 p. H., leaves % a. M
Cambridge Junction $40, arrives SwantOn l2OO III
Passumpsic KhiirUad.---NoV. IL, 1878.
TRAINS SOUTH LEAVE ST. JoHNsBURY.
Mail Train, S;O2 a. III
Accommodation S:31 p. III
Montreal Night Express, ll;4d T. III
TRAINS NORTH LEAVE ST. JOHNsBURY.
| Montreal Night Express, l:45 a. IN
| Accommodations Il:l6 a III
| Mail Train 440 p Ill
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F3'nsiness J 9 4irsetorp.
hme. Business and Location of the lead
'l,g BnsiResS Houses in st. JOhRSbuTy.

\ Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
HASKELL & SONS, Hoyt's Block r. r. st
Apothecaries.
D g. BINGHAM No > Bank Block, Main St.
Attorneys at Law.
Nh MONTGOMERY, Jewett's Building, r. r. st.
fISI\ MAY. over Hall & Fletchers Store
i.E DEN X IDE, No.2 Caledonian Blk, up STAIRS
Books and stationery.
HOWARD & ROWELL, Caledonan Blk, Main st
Book Binders.
q. NJ STONE & Co. Agts, Monument Square.
TIanI<s--LegaI and Business.
G NJ. STONE & CO., Monument Square.
HaIzers and COnfectiOners.
GROSS Il BRADLEY Main Street.
Clothing for Men and Boys.
E.i& 7. FAIRBANKS & CO.. Fairbanks Village.
Croci<ery, Glass and Stone Ware.
lA & T. FAIRBANKS & CO.. Fairbanks Village.
earpeting, Paper -Bangings, Window-shades.
E. & T. FAIRBANKS & CO, Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
j. l.. PERKINS. Caledonian Block, Main Street
w. 1. Goods, Groceries and Fruits,
MATTHEW'S X PETTENGILL, Eastern Avenue
Dry Goods, and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
O. II. HALE, Avenue Block, Il. r. Street.
T.. q I. FAIRBANKS & CO., Fairbanks Village.
Furniture and Caskets.
HALL y SWITSER, Main Street.
File Manufacturers.
Ss Jobusburv File Works ODD Passenger Depot
Groceries and House, Keeping Goods.
IA &, ~ E,IpRA NESS & cO EoirhonLs Vinora
1,s,,r,,,o, re,
IS. r. SAE%ENr' tEtna') ltntiroad Street
Photographs.
III 4 CLIFFORD Caleionan Block Main Street
Printers and Publishers.
q NJ. STONE & co, Caledonan Block, Main ST.
IA MI r,1o,IpSOrT pra,'n;oto, paddoo,, viu.,,o
stoves ana lii ware
~. E. Il D. q. WOODRlIFf i'"iir""d Stn0ot-
II =" " T.,,,,a,n,, ,,,, -r,,s
-sD "'fD S5 p"'F ELL, Caledonian Blk, Main st.
BUSINESS E.SS ca 4RDS.
Removal of DeIf Dental Rooms.
!. ID. NEWELL, Dentist.
removed 1ved to
3a4S%4S Fs rHSrn a AlSns 51as.p..r CENTRE
'sii e. a. b. as CUSHING. ssss, M D. a. 'Hs ram
H. Successor to Dr. HoughtonJ
- pYooUS mn
oiacea hisresidencc, opp the Bakery, s,J ohnsbury
WI. w. CIRCUIT,
.p,,pxDx, 50 ,nr,>cp, nD
VIVA -. ~ W OoO4' 2I-Ll-oI. 2I. n LA W.
l,'ll .ou, Vermont.
i- II
ItsfHeSS maker ana Carriage Trimmer.
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SEEDS. SEEDS.
FLOWER, FIELD, and GARDEN. FRESH
QUALITY. Catalogues mailed on application.
KENDALL & WHITNEY,,
PORTLAND, MAINE. T7o.n

L Il II
Best New Crop Japan Tea, so cents per pound
formerly sold at 65 cents.
AT ROBINSON'S, AVENUE HOUSE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-03-28

N EDDlNG CARDS.-We have lately added
"A ai several new styles of type for wedding and
paress cards, and are prepared to print the san
= go9d style and at reasonable prices. WedS;ne
7'oesopes on hand, at the "U"g
CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
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LELAND A. WHITNEY

',.2nld inform those wishing to take lessons ON
n tbat odgan d or Flano, each can be accommodated
oo cn on application For any further informa
ROBERTS & WHITNEY
81 1ohns, Wards Block, R. R. st.
. w., Oct. T. lo'o. Soft
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-03-28

W Moy jim Kee, a Chinaman, ad-
dressed a Methodist Sunday school
meeting in Harlem ON Sunday. Among
his remarks was comparison of the
religion of his nation and that of the
children before him. "We Worship"
said he, zone Great Spirit and many
Josses you a Great Spirit and His Son.
thing of my people. COnfucius said
that drink was worse than rattlesnake
-rattlesnakes don't abuse their own
children. The Chinese think drinking
very bad but they do something very
bad too-they smoke opium. But the
man who smokes opium don't abuse
his chidren-he only hurts himself"
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OLD PAPERS,

u Iood for pantry shelves, putting under carpets
dred at this office. IF
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-03-28
VOLUME 42---NUMBER 2l74.

WHAT He WANTED.-He had been
gone from his paternal roof six months
left home in the first bloom of sum-
mer, with smile upon his brow and
pickaxe in his hand. The Black Hills
his destination glory and gold the
goal. A summer spent amid the au-
riferous rocks-industry perseverance
and rare knowledge of chemistry and
mineralogy his useful tools in addition
TO the pickaxe. Results are such that
he is enabled to return sooner than his
most sanguine expectations had allow
ed him to dream of doing.
Almost home, he pauses outside the
town until nightfall and sends to his
waiting, expectant parents the follow
ing suggestive message:
'Bring me large blanket and pair
of old pants-Pve got hat"
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ST. cSulmsburp Galedol'lal''
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY
G. M. STONE & CO.,

-, snIdiers, sIonument, st. Johnsbury' W.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-13
THE COLLECTION or THE POLL TAX

70 the Editor of the Democrat.
The action OF the Convention III refusing to
make The payment Of taxes b prerequisite for
voting has effeotliaily cut away That means
of collecting the poll tax for the purposes OF
public education. II some other neabs ore
not adopted Of securing the general collection
Of tho poll tax, only that portion of the tex
which prop rty owners pay will BE- available
for education. Is 1t right TINT the great mass
OF those whose children are sdueatsd In the
public schools shall contribute not one cent To
their support2 Is 1t right that poll tas
shall bs required by the constitution aud yet
no means taken to enforce it7 II 1t right that
only holders Ut property shall pay that tax2
Surely there must bs other ways than the
one That has been voted down to collect ii.
! would suggest that no ono that falls to
pny the poll tax shall have the privilege Of
sending his children to the public schools
Make The payment Of the poll Tux q condition
Of having child educated by the State. Or
make 1t M express provision Of the constitu-
tipn that the Auditor Of the Htats shall not
give collector d rsease until said collector
shall have paid over to the treasury the
amount Of poll tax required Of the parish.
Let the collector 20 to the Legislature for re-
lief In case Of failure to collect the tax and
show adequate cause for his failure.
PUBLIC EDUCATION
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, JULY IS, 1879.
any terms. Four-fifths Of them quit the the
atfe DC once, and "Tarttlffs' Was played To q

any terms. Tour-flfths Of them quit the the
atfe at once, and "Tartnffs' Was played to
nsss be il sp lYIysrsai iayote and knows H. 10
one who eomplimfnted bg saying that oil the
pIisd abui, js les nourris. 10 which some
Wit replied next day that the papers had Il
spare diet II that we're true.
now without her, and the cards havs thrill
Ing line ut the bottom reading thus: TO
mset Mile. Sara Bnrnhardt" All b recent tea
party, a. dozen Of the feiRning beauties were
Invited To meet her, and the rsigniug beauties
wst ghs v sst 1yst NV sssy e p ssay
women here, and the fact was proven tg The
eminent satisfaction of OIL PARTIES concerned.
y was there that rnadsmoisells and Mrs, IanR+
try met the two sensations OF mighty London
in one roonl Which was the gfeatsr2 Why,
Wales right royalty snubbsd Mrs, Langtry,
Bsrnhardt right royallY snubbed the Prince
Of Wales. You oil remember that when the
old King Of Hanover died, Queen Victoria
sent d request to her dutiiul son 10 attend the
d which the Jersey LILY was 70 30 the bright
blossom, and on getting the royal behsst,
gently pleaded his regrets, urging, that tho
Queen desired hg presence elsewhere sa6, re-
one, petnlantiy. A quick flash of fire. left the
Princes eyes as he quietly retortsd; ''Pleass
to rametnbsr that The Queen Ii my mother
and your sovereign Aud when they mst
again he eosl1y avoided speaking. So much
for the Prince and the Lily, although the
quarrel has long since been amtoably nd
jnsted. But with the Prince and .nladefnol-
sells the tables were turned. At tho Gaiety
the Prince went behind the scenes to ex-
change word ut two with her having met
her before and forgot To take I'll his hat. She
crested him with marked GoldnssH, Wfirrsen be
ventured ID remind her of their old aeunaint-
anse, saying; Madam, you don't seem TO re-
member me" She replied: "Monssgnetr,
never saw you before with you hat on.' This
liz tbs precise way iii which the thrust was
given, and not the stupid reply credited to
her by some. .M6nseignellr. on note pas So
eDurronns, mails On Ots sob chapeauH IT ts
said that the Prince good humOredly removed
his hat and smiled, although hs certainly felt
the little W0fnan's cut
For private representations In "Phsdre"
and lie PEASANT" she receives $50 q night.
Runner has Il that she was "indlspossd' that
night ut the uaisty, In order 10 play Donn
SOL Ia Hernani at q private house, and the
critics have been bitterly assalllng her since
then. For several such affairs She has bs-
come slightly unpopular with her managers,
and ruIHOT has 1t that her Paris engagement
will be caneslsd, and that She will play III
provinces md Iii the United states.
Are You wondering Hll this time why
have not spoken b word about her paintings
pr her stntuafy9 WslI, wonder not. like
her so well that | prefer not to speak Of
them HAL.
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Cattls-Estimated receipts Boo,
to choices. :.
- Il ~ "a mint

to gHotes. gt1e-1e'.''""e,s io'o'De0 seeVs
fas osirg vi ct q, asked JuIy.
I, .sfsa 5 hpsz ~ ssaaa oaa
o oassAsag used july, sgts August 21sa seDtan.
bsr Short ribs j M Jnly and August, 4tsSk
hifdi Beutsmber. Llrd-s .soa5.sa7s August. M
. sr fss's 5ay " !a.s a WEE, hgass,
nsx ssa l W re- sgap 10 fs sa eass 0as
WHISKY stsasy ii d Tsrk better; job5Ins
s e III bacon gs bs sas esar ribs s5 oss
G1NetaNAr1. July 1a.Hoa 81 e MARKET e aulI;
Y s,s % Msss oft 9af y e @
eer s rbf s ~ s. asa hy s51s sn saa
], q ss ys Ws9sf VIC sss g. hlfs Y'ss
Nnw TosR Sarn 5ur a9'nt and md upe cha "a
i ms s Il ri sl@sf 81 for upgraaed u
No. No, s Tsd y I ~ 20 aan ss "a f rsa All
~ No ~ sss s9d i * and g ssp,s@
Der s eas al ior s ws Western W. 1 g ssR ss
Pork qalss bit Inner Jaly % Ia, p se y Az q
gust sold " - o. sspse ed II as ~ aata
a. p aid nj so, Septsmber s.2s1s.se, Out
n,pats frusr md In fair demand picked
Shoulders 5tS@5l4, DO hams a@1os. Beet 1utst.
bnt steady. whisky dull held ut VI o7tssst Oh
da nY0' o'''0A '''', -.
LrvsRpooL, July Ia, 1915 p. a. Cotton 9 shads
baIas' of which 1000 are for export aud speen~s
lati1n. 3, xv...,s
winter ps0Dgs cd. flour & Western GENIAL os@19s Cd
GarnslNsw mixed A ad@4s sd Oats 81 GO. Gam
adiar, pens bs i'd Pork --.Pri ne mess Western
ass IN. I,ara-prima Western s2s. Bacon =
Long clear 2ss Sd. short clear 21s. Tallow--
American g2s.
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SALE OF THE FRANCHISES
-- or TEE 49,
New Orleans City Railroad Go.
DEpARTMsHr on COMMERCE.. j
Room No. Ia. City Hall.

ynA1ED eF' Will h Nh Ii s1i
MERGE Koom No. 70 oty Hall N is,a o 81
nnti, e q. on the first day Of Beptsmbsr. 1919.
Section it .ss and rrytana and Camp ard
;. section Kampart and Dauphine. Canal
stree T., md M,ta,rie Ease t. Bayou y. J9ha.
expire % the second day Of July. 1880 q -
The right Of way b, the purchassrs nj said
81 JANuAsT. 1sSs a ID ' &c h .hs espiTa
zion .. of said time the said RAILROAD
e eagsr fixtures and their appnrssnsne.s shall
b aseertalasd by W. alsiaterestsal u PERSONS
QUE QUE t. T. Dc p,. appolns b.. the purchaser
m q ess s ne ~ s rpa ya r as
between said oersons thus appointed. q third
petty e ar nmpire shals 20 appointed by one 81
liz parti4 be dseson t4 1onl a Il bs a
That tl,s city snail ednd herself - transfer TO
uons and q. the right of revsraion which the
city now has 70 parettss All the property Of
ss That sd h vaas (. aoa ,r cs
nurehas.rs of the franchise Or sraneisss a. t1s
The ds q ~ i ads BE- H. q sannr
nnd delivery o. the act u transfer. and By place
n gI ,g ~ 9afensssr IN aet,ai psssasis ..,
Keep sn repair ths streets afs1 bridges through
Wnleh the mss 81 road pass, from curb t. Gus b.
under the direction 81 ths Administrator OF Ina
prnysmsnts and tba City sarvegor
Tna the fares 10 be charged by satd purehaa~
ers on their roads shall never exceed the
| amounts nom charged, except a3 provided Id
/ the sDeeificattDns herein raferrsd III.
Each BID shall bs accom- panle by deposit
OF certified ehsek of $50 311 as evidence Of their
| tatenton to ahids BY the adjudication which
amount shall be- fOrfsted In case OF failure TO
sign the eontraet and tho sa1ae shall BIZ held aa
| . specia! deposif nntG the final delivery OF said
! road and appurtenancPs.
Bidd6Fs " whom the contract fs not awarded
shall have their deposits returned ~ them on the
day adjudication +. made. bidders can bin spr
either franchise say for ssstions and b or b1th.
at their option.
Pamphl.ts contalninH apeei aeasions Of con-
tract CAL % obtained on application 10 the Adj
mintstrafrr Of 6,mmeree.
L PROPOSALS must BE- Endorsed Bids for the
frAmehlses OF the New OrIsaus City Railroad"
Ins city rsserves fhe right 20 reject any and
I'll bids. ana the sale and adjudication shall not
% copsidsrad a. perfected aud binding upon
fne city Of New Orleans until The purchaser Or
purenasefs shall have delivered paid and
i pep1si.e1 the full ana mt of the price oil tfe
Pa Witn Wnoaoeyer may Do designated By the
MAYOR 70 recsiye the ssnns fer aud on behalf Of
fne city and until sneh deposit and payment 81
fne price shal have been made and accepted by
fns Council. the adjudication sh Ill not bind the
CITY noe Operate III engagement or contract.
]. HENRY BEHAN
i apr So tse1 Administrator OF Commerce.
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THE MONOGRAM. This II the name Of q brand
of whisky. which, though It has acquired great
popularity Id other parts Of this country. has
but recently been introduced here. II Ii man
ufaetursd by Messrs. Carstaifs, Mccall n o., Of
Philadelphia, q firm that is widely and favora.
bly, known to the trade throughout tho United
States. Their rye WHISTLES have the reprlta-
tlvn OF being honestly made. pure. and IN.
mixed with deletsfious Ingredients. The
Monogram" Ia one Of the very best that Inns
come to this market. and will undoubtedly be-
come In short time great favorite with con-
noisseura. ~ well AZ with the bibulously In
clined public generally. Our friend. Mr.. Albert
q. Macs. has been appointed tho aoe agent for
the sale Of this whisky. and has just received
at his store. M 55 afavier street. fifty barrels
OF the same. which We commend to the notice
81 the trade Mr.. Macs has had much expert
once IN the idupr business. ID prompt and en-
ergBtie and has host Of friends. We heartily
wish him SUCCESS Ia introducing his Mono
gram" whisky to the trade 10 this city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-13

LAFAYETTE MARBLE WoRKss Our readers
who have visited the cemeteries around this
city must have been sttnek with tho beauty 81
many OF the handsome monuments erected By
Mr.. james Hagnn. proprietor OF the well-know
marble works situated ut the corner Of Lafay-
cite and Camp streets. This establishment has
been entirely renovated and can now boast OF
one Or tho most elegant show rooms In the city.
Id this room Ia displayed exquisite outs Of
white Italian marble for monuments and very
extensive md rirh assortment OF marble man.
tells Mr.. HagsE ls very Ingenious designer.
and most capable. trustworthy and expert
enced workman. as we'll as an old and highly
respected cltizan Of our owE city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-13

TRAVELLING SUITS Parties contemplating d
trip to the springs this season will find It TO
their advantage TO call md examine the stock
OF the we'll known Camp street clothierH.
Wheeler h plerson. They have a very extern
stve assortment Of fashionable suits Of the
latest and neatest CUTS SEES advertisement in
another column.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-13

Thers was but little movement In public So
curitles yesterday. State Gpnsols closed firm
at 44t1sso144sa4, against 45Ssss145fs on Friday,
with sales d only $4,000. Premium Bonds
closed at 2Ga27. against 257s 0D2ets4 on the pre-
vuus day. with sales Of $4,000. There was
considerable activity In July coupons and in
tsrest certificates on State Consols. At New
York Louisiana Consols opened ut 4BEs ads,
and closed ut 44a144tts, with no stalss reported.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-13
Gait Mny Wonder.

In visw Of the immense amount Of adulter-
Hted baking powders used BY the masses OF
people In food. is 1t any wonder That there are
diseased gums. deonyed teeth and disordered
digestion? To eseape these evils. Use Dir. Price d
Cream ban ing Powder. tho only kind made by
d physician, with great sare.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-13

The loss which the revenue sastains by tho
second use Of The shne postal stamps is esti-
mated to be 81 900 annually. it Is said to
be- quite profitable occupation to renew the
stamps by celebrating the marks on them.
II Is suggested that only stamped envelopes
issued BY the postal authorities should be
used, but drawback to this scheme Is the
different values OF stamps to be placed On let
ters, etc, according to their weight. He would
BE- benefaetor to the people who could In
vent an indelible Ink, such rs could not be- re-
moved by chemicals
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
By Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph oompan
Domestic.

CHICAGO July12, o:1s a m. Ga,f.-ahort ribs
hales at 2TI now. 4.sos4 32tx August, A42K bid
septsmhsr. 4sz1s Octobsr. P,rk-saiss at 80 OK
nov, 5000 mn August. 30 1909 12x September.
6D1h Septtmber. 5.9095.95 seller tho year. Dry
Balf meats A SO.
Onion Stoek Yarfs.-Estimnted receipts
Of hogs to-day $500; official yesterday
ii. s23: do for me past wsek II 479: shiDments
yes erday 4a73: do for the past wsek 1905: Hight
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writer 10 Paris iou rnal claims to be In
position to know that the present capital Of
the different Rothsehild houses Is ut least
s5oO,o0D.oO0. and that they Gun control as
much more, which may be considered pretty
penny.
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The Merchant Society, OF Zurich, switzsr-
land, speaking In bshalf Of The cotton trade.
Id which the Swiss manufacturers have
40O,000,O0o francs invested. strongly dspre-
gntes protective measures.
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GOWN EREIAL.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Saturday Evening. July II, 1879. ]
COTTON The feeling In prices to-day was
easy. and the market ruled quiet throughout
ths day, ths sales amonnttngto only 100 bales.
Tho following Is the official closing Of the
Gnftnn Exnfanua.
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Nine dollars and fifty cents will place you at
Grand Hotel. Point Clear. Ticket good to re-
turn any time.
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JOHN momA1Hs vs. HIS CREDITORS.
SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Succession Of I'll

Succession 0t Clara j. rlesst.
AEGOND DISTRICT COUNT FOR THE PATs-
- ish Of Orleans. No. ii, 373- Whereas, Gnstavs
Plsssy has pstittoBed the court for letters Of
administration IN The estate II the late Clara ],
Plessy deesasad. Notice II hereby Eivsn to all
whom u may concern to shnw catis6 within ten
days why the prayer Of the sud petitioner
should not be- granted.
BIZ order Ut tbs Court,
jyR III IN JOHN HEHBEHTt Clerk.
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Only half Us many lives wers lost on steam
boats during the year ended June 30 as were
last year, and the odds are still more favor
able when comparison is made with the three
preceding years.