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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-02
Arrived

Steamship New Orleans Haissy, from New Yors.
s5th ult TO A Moultca-2d dis
Steamship Chas w Lord. Cotton, from Vera Cruz,
TO E A Yorks-2d dis 10
Brit shin Knbrrn Lsrkin. days from Key West.
to DeWof Powell &oo-P0int
Nor chip Hercules. Nielsen, 81 days from Bremen.
haven. to maatsr--POint
Nor ship Prof Mohn. Lampe 10 days from Havre. 10
Muir Duckwortb Geo Point
Aus ba, X Balthasar Tarabochia. go days from Int.
werp to mastsr-P0int
Brit bark Morpipg Star, Earle. ~ days from Liver
pool. to jos Co0per-Pont
Nor bark Respit. Jensen. 81 days from Bordeaux,
in ballast to Hall Il Van rhan-~PGint
Itai bark MariesC0 GUIDE, Guaguey ~ days from
Narcotics, 10 II Tarabocbia-PoiDt
srEAMBoArs.
rohn w Cannon. Libsno from Bayou Sara
Kate Kinney, Dold. from shreveport
Bolle Ruiz from UpUer Coast
isabel. Pry, from Lower Coast
Yellow stone. Smith, from st Msrtinville
Emma Irvine, valette rom Lower Coast
Rittie Nye. K0uns fror Lower Coast
ID pors.
KEY WEST VIA CEDAR KEVS-Por steam
ship Martha For Kev West 515 bbls -four % bbls
beans 20 bbla meal Is bills grit bbls sugar 1860
sacks 30 sacks oats 81 tierCes hams 10 Casks ba
con pkgs sundres For Cedar Keys. 1853 bbls flour
rs bbls meal bills whisky $50 sacks corn 30 sacks
oats II casks bacon hhds sugar
LIvERPOOL--Per steamship Jamaican--s50o
bales cotton 400 bbls oil 1900 Des slaves
LIvERpoOL--Per steamship Eaeciive--4235
bslas cotton 3g22 sacks oeaks
LTVERPOOL-per stesmsnip Guy Mappering-
6577 bales cotton sacks seed cotton 1853 sacks oil
cake y 0 pcs slaves
LIvERfOOL-Per ship Birmingham bales
cot $3.50 pcs slaves
REvAL-Per bark Ibis-t6N bales cotton
CORK Per bark Gler-7350 JACKS oiloake
TAMPA Per sohp q w Di-70I paokH corn So
sacks oats Is an ka coffee so bbs -four 81 half do 60
bales hay 1864 pkgs sundIies
BoNAOCA-fer sohr Sargent s Dav--3o hf bbs
-four hf bbls pork casks shoulders do hams
PIX gs Bundries $500 feet lumber
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-02

NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
~ MOBILE FAST LINE) -
THE SHORTEsT AND QUICKEST ROUTE
TO ALL EASTERN CITIES.
On and after Wednesday, November 90 1878,
trains will arrive and leave depot, foot of Canal
street as follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
No. Passenger No. Q Express
daily, except daily. .s:s5 am.
Sunday .....7 80 q m. No. Passenger
No. 8 Express daily, except
daily. $500 D. N. Sunday. 80 o. m
No. Passenger Nos Passenger
Sunday only 2 :35 I'm. Sunday only 9 80 .. m.
Tickets may be obtained and Sleeping Car
Berths secured In advance on application at the
office corner Camp and Common streets. oppo-
site City Hotel.
D. B. ROBINSON. Superintendent.
d1 ~ ]. W. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-02
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILRAoD

February IL oar cattle to w T Howel-2 do TO
A ycook Mitchell hco-2 j A Donabu-t tank tur.
pentins Chess Carley &co-1o0 bbls lime A Wizard
100 do w p Converse ir Aoo-75t sacks eiloake II
Stripger-5O bbls whisky Smith Bros Aco--f2 plows
40 Warren &co-l5 pkgs mdss l. 5sligson--sg do to
w Kargn-5O boxes candles Large Levy &oo--i2 do
handles u Wsst-i1 pkgs whisky N ri htsr-i
BIZ drugs M Garisax-i pkgs mdse II II Buefsr-3
boxes mdse N w Smith-25 htroes hams ID Fstjo Il
co-~1a do w II Mathews Il Bro bale trees to L
vealIon-l0 pkgs butter to q II Lawrence &oo--ls
pkgs mdse W II Hannea-l0 boxes tobacco 7 Il 5ar
ain ~ bdls STOCK Rsney--2s sacks peas \ Snod
grass 81 bbs rosin 10 bbls turpeutiue TO Simpson
Trioou-iO bbs sausage E n DslBondio-5 do 5ohwa.
baober a. Hirsab-15 bbls whisky Rau1et-5 half
do Bassetti a. Xiauss 3 rolls leather II II Hanss--
it0l bales cotton to order-yI do Muir. Duck worth
kCe-eo J Roth &oo-5J Louis Ranger &eo-t0 do
Gardner Gillespie 6op-i2 Allen West a. Bush--J
w Whites Walden, Hawkins e. Eobsrts-2 do to
Norwood " Hohards-l Gaze mdss to Levy, Loeb
Soheursr &co-sundriss TO ordsrTotal 1855 bslss Of
cotton
Train No Eli pkRe mdse 10 Barkiare--7 do w
Nove-6 oases mdse Flynn bbls beef w
Holmes Goo--l5D bales cotton 10 order74 do Roth
Aco-2a Gardner, Gillespie &co-i7 Harris goo
3 Walden. Hawkina Kobsrts-4T 4 l. Airsy &eo
"a Allen. West e. Bush--b Louis Ranger &oo- ~
Muir, DuckwoIth &oe--sundres to order-Total $50
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-02

Amite Riyer-Per sohr Ethel-50 coo shingi3.
600 feet lumber to Muncy s. Marcy
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-02
BUY FROM FIRST HANDS AND GET
Rock Bottom Prices.
LOUISIANA MIRROR MANUF'G co.

aORS OF ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES
MADE TO ORDER.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-02

Also, Mirrors resilvered. Frames regilt, and all
kinds of repairs made at moderate prices.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-02
ny Railroads.
MOHgAEa LDUIsIAHA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD AND sTEA MSHTp COMPANY

February IA bhds snpar b, J w Burbridgs eco
5 do bbls molasses J Bibolet-tO do X Bsltran--3l
do 90 hhds sugar Jpo E King &eo-12 do r SEWN
Aoo-a2 Congsr Kelly--is MeDermott-B0 10 =
sIaight--2 M Shelly &no--2l do bills syrup and so
bbs molasses Jne Cbaffs 4 SJns--6 do o Hopkins
l. Medal-at Hsffer A. Gardner ~ do 20 bids sugar
Bush a. Levsrt--7a do bbs molassss John Calder
do hbds sugar Rykoski " Mapade --t6 DO l. God
chaHx--2g do bills Wolassss Richard Milliksn-42
10 ~ bids suRar Robert Hare do l bbls sugar TO
w II Mathews Bro--i4 hhds sugar Clapp Bros ~
Co be es cotton Hickman do Clapp Bros
co.. J w Burbridne &oo-4 q W Ssntel Aeo~-s toe
tallow 81 bdls dry hides L Ssvu--4T5 sacks ronHh
rice Foerstet's Rice Mill bbls sugar Mrs Mary
Davis-s bales moss E Ode-sundries IN ordsr-To.
tai IL bales cotton AGO bhds sugar bbls sugar Xf
bbs molasses ATS sacks rough RICE
From CliBtgn--Psr steamship w hitDsy--ife bdla
goat skins Sis bales cotton to q Whitney Aeo-f2j
do Jno r Hardie Aco--44 N Boren Aoo-34 do to
Jno Phelps Aoo--2J Kirkpatrick &co---25 10 Meyer,
wsis keo-t2 s. Gumbel-p III Dannse &oo--G do TO
Clapp Bros &oo-4 Richardson a. May--3 q w Sen
tell &co--2 to w Burbridge &oo-s{s sacks cotton
seed " o Cotton Seed Assooiation--65 bbls pork 80
boxes shoulders Miller, Grigsby &oo-fl skis pecans
to John Adams X oo-suHdrss 10 ordsr-Total 6gy
bales cotton els sacks cotton seed
From IndiaBoa-A Per steamship Whitney, bbis
pc ana bbs tallow ~ bales hides 26 bsiss cotton TO
u A Whitney &oo--7p do bbls tallow III Damned A.
cc-iJ SKIS peoaDs A r Cochran Cazeres $4,000 in
specie $3.50 our renoy state National ban k36 head
cattle Ayoook. Mitchell &oo-suudriss TO order-To.
tai ip5 bales cotton
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-04
For the Last Time 2

IL isFAt 80 300. ----t-- .-tg Il IL -tF4.t
v There is a touch Of pathos about doing
even the simplest Thing "f0r the last
time" 1t is not alone kissing the dead
thatgiyeso you. this strange paln,ip You
feel it when you have looked your .lasl
time on some scene you have loved
when you standing sonresquie city street
here you know that you will, never
stand again. The actor playing his part
for the last time, the sing I W hose voice
is crtcked hopefessly, ana who, after this
once wilt never stand before tIlessea OF
upturned faces disputlng the plaudits
with tresher voices and 'taircr forms, the
minister swho has preached his last. ser
lnon--these all kno the bitterness, OF the
two words, s"'neYer again We put away
our boyish toys with an old headache
We were too Old to walk any lnnger On
our stiIts-too tall TO play marbles onithe
sidewalk. u Yet there was a pang when
we thought we had played with oM mer-
ry things for the last fine, and. 1lte's' Sc
rious, growngup'wOrE was waiting for us
Now We do not want. the lost toys back
Life has larger and other, p1aythings fol
Us. May it not be that these, too, shall
Seem, in the light Of @st;nea far-0tf day, as
the bOyish games seem to our&nIaRhood
and we shall learn that death, is but the
opening II the gate into, the. land OF
promises -, 3, q s.f- ~ d., .,,gs-. -. q. s --
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-04
Too Many9G raveyards.


/ Somebody tells a story of a traveller
who put up at a Boston hotels He was
given room in the rear of the building.
and tie first sight which met his eve il
the morning wasAa gloomy uxpanse o.
graveyard right under his window. I'll
was man Of sensitive nature, and TIA
landscape Spoiled his appetite for tina
day. AS soon as his days work Or pleas
ure was over, he quiet y; rehidYeH hi
baggage to another house Here he,ask
ed for front room and rnttto sieep,ii,
peace; but in the morning. as befoEy
Aurera's gentle beams Gilded I dazzlfht
array of tombslones .aerossa The Street is
the Kings Chapel graveyard The gen
tleman had another day had digestion
hut, being ofacOura9eoas desperation. ylt
made a third trial and. expressly stipulus
ted that he Should not rs given 81 h,ic Il
room nor front one. The gentt4manIy
clerk assigned rim cheerful room on the
west side, ana tile guest went to bed
happy. He arose feeling decidedly more
cheerfalg and drew mis- curtains 10 feast
ms gaze on the old Cranary Cemetery
with tombstones three hundred Years Old
moldering before him. 1t was tooAnucl
to1 the Il stranger, He paid his, bill and
departed 20 hunt up q town where il
wasn't So. unhGaltny that they had t.
have gray eyard attached to every, ousehN
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-04
POntO's Intelligence la
From the ogf thorpe {Ga } oho.

From the Ogf thorpe {Ga Echo. -
20. Several mouths since some person shot
and mangled the leg OF Pont", a fine dog
belonging to Judge Epson, and u genera
tavoritt IN Oglethorl e! The perpetratm
Of the deed could not be found. On Mon
day Ponto hobbled. down town and began
to renew his acquaintance. with. the boys
and dogs He evinced every manifesto.
ton Of JOY, and would wag his tai an,
look at the manned limb when any on,
would condsde with him. At last {,
young lawyer walked up and attempted
familiarity. The dog gave Sudden snal
and Started for home as fast as his tire,
sound Eegs wouldearry chihl.i This, per
;fornianfe ON thet9part2 of1 Ronto aroused
the suspicious of the spectators. and the!
EaceusedtAe attorney Of having shot III,
dog, !. He owned up, and said that it was
not, be himself that Tired the unprovokeo
Shot, but another young man with wis M
he - as alking atsthe time. The shoot
ing was done on dark night. Ponto IL
tie, same dog that wakencd is'naster by
toad bar ing, when Kerosene lamp hac
Exploded in an adjoiningiIroon, anu thu
saved the reSidence.t L div bio srgsr
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-04
sawed the residence! D div bic zYasv /

n the half parish pa b BaiIintogether, in
Ireland, 4 Catliolics Bishop, Who was ihQld
ing CONTINUATION sprvlce, observed
awk ~ard-!ooking lump of boy on h.
Knees in tlleraflks to4be confirlnedgt,Wis
ing to know If he had his catechism, the
Bishop asked: "~~'Who created and
placed you ON theG~serld, my boy r.
lh' Big Paddy 1Muloony, your honor
The Bishop L'eing llttle deaf, and think
ingGthat the boy had answered correctly
asked further: What did he Great,
you fprs" y"tAn' troth, sir, / never
axtd Fin; but think it vas to minu
cows ',E o. 2ul9dcIed 80 NAV 80
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-04

from him on the, night of the murder,
but the. I, O., U showed that such Was
the case, and that first having dated il
August Is, Sir James had probably re-
minded him that it was past midnight,
and so he C anged 1t TO II. Cooley
seen Ainslie get tAelmoney
from Sir, james but the lao. U. could
shaVe told the story. q It is elear, tina. after
Ainslie returned the umbrella to the
stand, Cooley, who without doubt knew
it bore concealeds .wesPqns used it to
do the fatal deed.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-04
"DON,T GIVE UP THE SHIP"

You're o. the ssa of Ii e, boys,
Your ship is staunch and saruRg;
You're sailing smoothly nowa.h,-ys,
But storms will come ere 10 g.
But boldiyfurl your sails, boySe.
And let the temp st rip" s&
Stand bravely by the helm, boys, ~
And "Ben't give up the ship -
Though clouds o'ercast the sky, boys
TheSsun is right hind; ~s
Aud though the waves roll high, boys, -
They'll. soon cool down, you'll find. ~
So always keep up h, art boys,
With cheer ul eye and lip;
4. let your wa.chword 'er, boys,
Be Don't give up the ship" q
Beyond the raging s. a, boys, 80
Youth lind at last II st, E4 IS : 5
If only Oh your trip, boys,
You do your level best"
There waits for ea ha crown, Eoys,
So take manly grip;
There waits for NJ eternal fc
Who, Don't give up the ship"
--Hext,r Hunt ia Iaterior..
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-04
Mr.. Ainslie-yes, I did.
THE LETTERS READ.

=.
Several OF the letters Were read. r Mr..
Ainslle addressed Sir, James as my dear
tather,'' and signed himself 4 our afftc-
:tlonate SON., The letters were full OF
personal matters, as between father and
SOP, and money u as repeatedly. Spoken
IF as having been received or required.
The last dated letter was, within month
of Sir James murder, and spo e. With
deep feeling of the estates having to 60
away from the writer to distant relative
in case Of the .Baronet's DEATH.
Counsel-Yousay that YOU never kne >
your mother! ...aaf srsf,t.. s.5.. 81, Z.
MIR. Ainslie-I don remember her. e.,
Counsel-DO you :. BOW the lady Nho
will inherit the Marston estates21. 5aa 81
Mr.. Ainsl!e-I do. g 80!
Counsel-Do you know this mn
brella t-l.','aa e, So ..-
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-04

l. IF you are satisfied To have a poor organ, or
"a the risk bf havingss ipeot.o e; take any or
gan that Is offered You. But.if you desire 8
be sure of havVfg tfievery best, insist onlhay
ing a Mason q HRmlin, and do not be persua
ded to take any other
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-04

browns, b ppenial rraehes, for Pulmonary
and ,Asthmatic Disorders, have proved their 'ef.
fcacy by test Of many years; and have re.
ceiyed testimonials from eminent men who
have used themes cts a box. nd Vi 4el ~ Il
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-04

~@Mng@n Talk about Hard Times when any
OON1s %%aaorsxeRsa Ssns;nsks ~ ~ ss a
n. w EKLXMESS enc AAk. 70 his paper
Established lS4) is large. eghtpage sheet, forty
eight co umns, advertisements. 1t is pure family
paper with choice reading and fine pictures.
~ SSE sRr1ce1 sOMe n0llarR ear. x
Special Terms now wing Presents OF SilverP1ated
Spoons, hnepenknivesan and Pocketbooks and hundred
other articles to subscribers Agents paid inCash
Sample copies address with a ipformstion
;. WE XIV MEASE & X.
IS Ann Streef.A New York.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-04
THE UMBRELLA.

The UMBRELLA. .--.... .-
Counsel drew forth q green silk UNI
brella from beneath the table and held
1t up. He fixed. his eyes steadily ON
Mr.. Ainslie. Every countenance In the
courtroom was fixed ON the witness
There was a perceptible qulver of his
| lip for moment, but he Overcame the
temporary nervousness, and answered dis
tlnclly:, g - &.~- 4 l. IL -. 81
81 think have
"Takc it in your hand, sir, the counsel
SAID, land examine it ut your leisure"
7 MI. Ainslie reached out hrs -irantf and
took the umbrella. He glanced ut the
handle, passed his hand up and, down
Tthesiik, and then hooked toward counsel
.rt'You have seen that umbrella before,
4 Alr' Ainsiie, you are sures's- bs:s a.sl ."
| =. Il am pretty sure thatsE have seen ii
before Mr. Ainsiie replied. ~ ,S .+a1ssa sat
+. It's that the umbrella ryouewere seen
/ with on the. night, Of ttfes murder of Sin
james Marstonl counsel asked in a, deli.
| bGrite and solemn tone. J. ..ssr .s35o; ~ gy'
t'Tllat is The umbrella which 7 took by
mistake and returned to itssplace in tht
rack in the entrance han on the might in
| question" was the answer.ir.g- ,.. 81 -'''
MR.. AIEsLrE EXTENDED THE UMBRELLA
rowari counsel, as though desir0us ht
4 should relieve him Of il: bgsa 80 szsa; $50
;aassNoy Sit" counsel said (. keep that um
brelta a moment longer. You have had
lit in your hands before did you eyer
open ltf'ai1@. los g1s $50 sjV1oH3 bssGggs 4ss
:, II am not aware thatoI ever did, Mr.
Ainslie replIed.ss ydsTsa s@as N 5ts 5s,
| 1s.Open it nows sir, '.said COUNSEL ---
Mr., Ainslie s lips were becoming parch
cd and his face was flushed His hands
trembiedS so that he could scatcely
hold the umbrella, much less open 1t
After fuinbling about it for some sec
onds,, couhselsaid in q I most signitcan
80 =. Mr. Ainsiie, you have either nevel
4 Opened that umbrella before, 6t .gsfou Lao
11pehrd y o"cs=tO0t 0ftehls'bss 1naS yiia
+ AS may be expected this line of cross
examination great y astonished the Cour
4 md all present. aaThes l,sst,Femark o
i counsel created a profound SENSATION, al
= though bnc,bs one. outside the. defeas,
4 knew what 1T was AIMED att Oounse
reached toward Mr.. Ainslie and said:
4. "Ncver mind opening ut now, MI
ID Alnslie.b Give If to me.'' a' .s.soilal ~
Il Counsel took the umbrella and laid
1 Carefully ON the table before liiin.d
Il .MavoI look 4 ut dhe amlreIia9'' I'll
! prosecuting counsel said.5r ID 100
Il 4, ss;.No, sir, not at present. the couns,
II for the alefensefepliad.as 'ss..3 a,f,l
il The 'prosecutionapu several other wi
!. nesses on the stand, and the defens
! drought out fruma them very closely ii
fact that, although a most careful IAN
T. 1diligent sesrchI had been made in eve,
e. ,lirection,s mo weapon eith winch the f
l. tai wound in Sir James breast couI
have been indicteu had been found. Til
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-04
nRRsoSA I.Hszs vo essI. g sa4s sxss

kJEhSONAI-Have you weak or sore eyes, caused BY
~ catarrh or some scrofulous diseasey If You nave
nose no time but cleanse yOur blood WithfDr Z. Is. Hal
days Blood Purifier. Use in connection the catarrh
inhalant and your eyes will become all right. Try it
and you will be surprised at the result. For kidney
urinary diseRsesand female complaints has equal
Asthis medicp1s has been sxtensivas coniterfeittd
see that 81 u. Blackboard is blownin the back Of
cry bottle and has bronzed Autographed label Ask
your druggist for it and If he does not keep he will
order II for you oT1 viii send il to ybu, testimoE
malls of some OF the best citizens Of ST. Paul Address
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-04
mi i nest = Chief
Thel.ReSf IhfeSheE.l .YKheelsl

1t is not vibrator, neither is it apron machine
but the be8k points OF both are combined with new
and original features of its 1t Il wonderfully
its threshing and separating qualities. 1t an
the grain and cleans it ready for marked 1t runs
is the most economical least expansive and alto
IL win handle wet grain well AS drys aIn reeh
ing Flax and Timothy II has no equal threshing and
cleaning both as weii and nearly rapidly wheat
and rsquires change except the seves 1t has
square feet of separating and cleaning surface thar
any other machine made, and cannot be overloaded
1t is both and under blast at the time u
uOnr cover hung attachnlent Is and very de-
srable feature. 1t does the business more rapidly and
better than any exclusively clover hulng machine
Separators Ut the various sizes fitted Tor Steam
Horse Power as desired. .tA.gkt Hrts tfftT / as
An ImpE9ved Pitts Power, an Improved Woodbury.
Power, and the Edward Equazing BoEer Ril mounted
four Wheels are manufactured by us, and are not
SURPASSED by any in the mari et.JsuaE .S&lflH E1i
For and Circulars, address the manufrs
49,, SEYMOUR, SABIN 4 cO.. 81!
'A1 'stiiIWat&r Mtnn.s Il
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-04
81, 375.S7 Profits I'm 80 ave-. !

S1,395.S5 Profits I'm 30 avs. -
- What 8 D has done intWaIl. street bylegitf.
mate stock speculations.r Pamphlets contain.
ing two unerring rules for success mailed free
10 any person upon applications Is 8a3
Address, a. SIMPSON d O. y'I
40 Exchange Ptace New York,
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-04

Gaps made i'll TIE flesh by assesses and
! scar, when ,Henrys. Carbolic Salye is the,
agent EN- loyed 70 healtheni.9 This standard
article ouresY the worst. sores, eradcatesi cttli
taneous eruptions,. relieves the pain OF burhsu
banishes pirnples and blotcfes from the skin
and has proved to be eminently sllcc ssfu1 ii
remed Wing rheumatism and soreness Of tifts
throat and lungs Sold by.ail diugg sts. All
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-04

Chew Jacksl5's Bast swJet Navy Fobaeco
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-04

Inability Of the stomach to acr pom The food
il productive of serious and speedy mischieftt.
The entire bodily economy. The circulation
languishes and grows poor; leanness, pail r.
and .aAossss1 ut,Eansd srgqnic power s,r
pervene; but, worse han this, tile functions as.
s,'ciated WltiE1andG dependent upQnsdigestion
Spch us evacuation and the secretion of. bile
grow irregular, aid the organs whose btlsine 4
il Is TO discharge those functions oeebma lbadl,
idisOr dered. This disastrous slate of things l.
a ore readilY,and thoroughly rectiiied with i OK
ciItal agent. The stomach being inyigorated.
the lie giving principles Of the bl cd are in.
creased, the syst, m properly houfsheti leiR.
ness and debility overcome, and he bowels and
.liverthoroughfy and p OmRtly! regulated
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-04
NA ONEY.TO EOAN

- On IMPAOXED ia, M~a g.s
County, Town and choof bonds purchased. Passage
tickets and f. Europe sold time to suit ppTt
chasers. h. KNEUTSON. 81. ~
I ,. s,-.,.,~, r--.-y. sSS Roberts t.. {. Paul.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-04

BOSTON ! e.: y
~" - ~~EU - - ~ ~ rhIitAfssl y = "a
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-04
SELE' . ORGANISM.

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The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-15
NeUsDnprr sense

At the recent meeting of the Michigan
State Press Association, Col. J. l.. ScrppS,
editor of the Lansing Evening News, read
an able and practical paper in which occur,
the following:
There are too many newspapers, and too
much competition IN the business. 4 pa
per must not be too large; most papers To-
day are far too large. Reduce your space
and put in better matter. A man can only
write column per day if it Is properly
done.
Pay more for printers, and employ none
but good ones. Many proprletors seem to
forget that it takes as long and as much
study to be a thorough practical printer as
il does to be a lawyer. physician. 2r even
a clergyman. While 1t Is a lamentao.e fact
that rineteen-twentieths Of the craft are
,iissipated. the world owes its civilization
to them none the less.
Be more careful in small things. A.
tend to the details I can tell the moment
I step into an Office whether tie foreman
knows his business or not. There is n1
good leason why a printing Office should
not be kept in as much taste a. a lady s
drawing room.
Get all the original matter You can and
have system and economy IN all things.
One thing I would impress upon you all.
gentleman OF the Association, and that Is.
that a badly printed paper never pays.