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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-26
CALL FOR A STATE CONVENTION,
Rooms srATE CENTRAL CoMHrTTEE
Democratic G ns,srVatiys Party
hsU Drjuna Cart 1870

AT a meeting Of the State Central Committee
Of the Democratic Conservative party, he'd IN
New Orleans On the twenty fifth OF August 1879.
the following resolutions were adopted:
Resolped. That the first Monday Of October.
1879 brHxed ~ the time when Convention oftse
p-mncrat.c- Conservative party shall - held;
prorii-d That Ia the went ~ an epidemic in
tDis State at sad date, then the chairmnn Of this
com ittee. with the aGvine Of tho Executive
Committee. fs hereby authorized to pos pens
the Assem- Dage of the Convention to such O.
Kesolped. That the CITY Of Baton Rouge he
sell ctsd as the place for the holding Oh said
Con vention.
Resolned That the appointment OF. represen-
taffon in said Convention shall be the same "a
.Sas adopted tor tho y are Convention hsld IT
1873, for the nomination Of candi late for State
Treasurer; Drooided. that eny parish OF tbs
ktate or ward OF tue city OF New Orleans, hav-
ing cast aFger vote for the candidate for State
Treasurer In 1873. snail have the advantage OF
said vote tn said appointment
ReSoloed That one delegate for every two
hundred voters and ono for every fraction over
one hundred b. fixed as the basis OF repcessn-
tafi"n.
Resolued that In the election for delegates TO
said Convention. II Is ,reconmended that no
more than ono person shall be- elected to cast
each vote.
In accordance with the above resolutions. a
party is hereby called to meet at Baton Rouge
on MONDAY. the sixth day o. October, 1879. at
10 m.
In accordance with the fourth resolution. the
several parishes of the State and wards Of New
Orleans shall he entitled TO the following repre-
~ ntation tn wit.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
@ $50" ES.s m xs efa.

New YORK. Sept. &c ton steady: sales $50
bales: MidGling UpbInGs II T. Msdding Orlean,
III; the quot 4tious Of cotton will b, revised TO-
morrow on the basis Of new cotton: consoi.-
dated net r.cei tts 1871 bales exports e. Great
Britain T74 Franc 407 Continent 72o: net re-
cetps 1t5. gross ISL Futnres u ,sed steady;
Der 10 %. aoyefnbs'r 70. Dacemb-r 10 l2g 0 Il
January 1o.19@lo 30 February 10 34a1o.3s, MsrcJ
1o.47D1o ~. April lo6og1o s.. May 10 100000.
at Sc IS: common to fair EXTRA IS 2sfg5 Is, god
TO choice do S. 8o07 IS. Wheat feverish and
unsettled d.; 2aa;. lower u2kraded winter ane red
Corn irregular. and unsettled: opening ut M
1c lower. closing With firmAr feeling; m
s ara sa ssa ~ so s 9as s. iS % w 9Tsr
s7'a374 for No 2. 37A for do white. Hops fairly
active. prices u, changed: ysarlings 1@ls.
steady. Mol.s.ss Arm: light traa-: Eios
Potatoes unchanged. Turpenttne quiet and
steady ut 217l. Wool continues firm ami In good
demand; dn n. hasc7 1o as4s pulled 2at4
Pork q haze stronger; moderate trade; mess.
spot. 80 .I5N@e 20. October 1909 o5. November
short S. as: long and short IS 87H. Hides re- re-
50 to as Is 9dDl1
ots.5o. of grade 20. october s.47H, November
6 15@617h December s 10G612h. Whisky firm,
81 09zzfG1 10 Frstkh.s firm.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 25-Oats steady and firm .
Son hern 5s137. Western white $685. do mixed
3za34 Pennsylvania 35O3s. Hay steady; prime
TO caoice Pennsylvania and Maryland sl4a15
Provisions firm. active and unchanged. Butter
active; prime to choice Western packed 12a1s.
Eggs active and firm at I6gl7. Coffee strong
without change. Sugar active: A soft 85a08zs.
Whisky steady. 81 os. Fretghts unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. % Flour very firm aud
less active: extra 1913 Is, do family 81 1904 IS
No. 81 1905 plain fancy IS 25A5 3d. choice falcy
S. 5OG5. Wheat quiet aud weas err; red and
amber 81. Corn quiet: White 46. mixed 80. Oats
steady: white %. mixed &C. Pork 80 Is. Larti
quiet and lower: choice leaf To tferces g. kegs 81.
Bulk meas dull and lower: shoulders ga. clear
ribs 5ss, clear sides 57s..Bacon dull and lover;
shoulders 4, eieer ribs 6. clear sites 81 Sugar
cured hams aglok. Whisky ST. ady: 81 Os.
CINCINNATI Sep 25.-Floar inactive, and
lower; famisyss5 1905 &C.. Wheat III settled aud
lower at s1a1 %. Corn dull and loV-r at 4oglI.
Gas dull and lower TO sell at 27g30Z. Pork
firm; held at Sc %. Lard quiet: current u AXE
$50 Bulk meats scarce and firm; shoulders
$685. short RIB 5.5a45 60: no short clear
5ff5red. Bacon steady and In fair demand;
shoulders 4g4s. clear ribs 6]5, clear sides f7e9
"a. Whisky IL good demand DIT full prices, 81 &C.
Butter unchanged. Sugar firm and unchanged. |
Hoes steady; common q 6ff93 20. light packing
3 4503 ss. butchers 50 65Gg3 10.
CHICAGO Sept. 25.-Ftour steady and un-
,hang. d. WIeat unsettled. generally higher |
.ctiva and irrt guar: No. Chicago spring 81 % |
81 oaa. No. % {, o. c-sh 81 G2zsgI Ga1z oeto-
,er. 81 0saS Novenber. 81 o4ss D-eatnber 81 6e1z
II the year; No. do 80. Corn u1sst.lcc and
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generally higher: 81 cash and October. ss3s No
asn November. rejected ssx@ ssk. Oats steady.
2eH October, INK November. RI. rejected AK. Tim.
2,hy seed firmer: 81 1901. Fiaxseed unchanged.
q r. h r. demand ard higher 50 1000 Is cash.
ana t5xhst e. 81 ed 81
uary. Balk. meats steady and unchanged.
WHISKY ST. ,ady and a, unchanged; 81 OF.
At the close-Wbeat dull and lower; 81 oo7s
October: u O21s November. Corn easier; $500
ssM October. 81 bid Novs7n bar asX May. Otis dull
ana lower 2es 02es October ass. Bid November oven hr
October. 81 IS bid January. Lard stronger and
higher ian October. $40 bid November s.72h
The Drovars Journal reports:
HogsRe .eipts 1900, shipments 47u, market
dntl and slow; prices ioc lower on average.
a msfd pfibxnf + s. esGee hRfvB bacon
81 5000 10: market closei flrm. Cattle pts
1900 shipments 2s0t; mar ket drmsr al round !.
sxnoTta - s.eady a. ss snpplae = 5o hlahar o.
ers' moderately active but unchanged at 81 G5es
3 40. stocksrs' and 'eederss fra AZ 80 4041s 30;
8 80 snsep Eeee!pts co. shipments 400; mar
ket quiet and steady.
s 20. cnoice to fancy Is sooss Wheat ooepsd
lower. but advanced. basiness lsght,; no rsd
~; do 8 oiM@1 y Corr !, da end lover low1r:
'' o sso nses o'9 and sa:A& a sasn
24s.@41 Novsnber. as. sl5H Dacsmoer.
Whisky steady, 81 O.. Pork tlrmer, % 70 Lard
clear ribs 81. clear a!d.t TX. Bacon in good de-
nand and lower; shoulders 81. clear ribs e1s.
clear sides sH.
3 so; Workers. and Baltjmores ~ 3s@s 50: butch
ers to select heavy So 5o9@ 70; ,ecaip's 800,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-26

FLOUR-The only new feature In the -four
trade ID the sudden decline In the demand.
Buyers appear TO have entirely disappeared.
and we only hear Of a few small iobbii ( trans
actions. Saes-25 bhs at IS 25 at s. 20; 80 and
400 at IS 5O 25 at IS 49, 200 at s. s21l: 25 at S.
We ouore: Enney extras s6ns i2A; choice
extras IS IS az s7K; family S. 5o65 rs: treble
eE5ras 81 5OD5 IS: double extras o. 2514 So; sin
gle extras So 5Des rs: supsrine $3n3 rs: com
tnou 81 sO13 p Dbl. Dealers In their trade OBJ
tain An advance of soc = Dbl On these prices.
CORN MEAL-A faiF business ia reported In
a small way at previous pricss 81 5o92 s. for
choice qualities on the landing Dealers On
tain hiaher rates. Sales-T5 bbls at 81 50 p
bbt.
GRITs-Choice pearl on landing g e59s TO-:
50 soas 50 In store. Fair TO good Western 50 50
@ps sne1 !arrine jobbiRR at 8 s503 IS ? Dbl.
RYE FLOUR-Q1itt: IS E513 30.
HOMINE- sSG3 10 wholesale iobblng at 50 IS
p Dbl
PORK Is quiet steady and unchanged. but
the movements are confined 10 small lois. We
quote standard ness at $1,000 rs. dealers OBJ
tanning higher rates.
DRY SALT MEATS-The demand Is fair and
prices are steady at previous figures. We quote
shoulders 45s@47sc tor loose ana 4sa@44e for
packed. Dealers obtain higher rates.
BACOE-Is unchanged but the trading is
'tgh- and mostly in jobbins WAY. w quote
the market closing: Shoulders re. c.eaF IT'D
sides exc. ana clear sides &c = 10. Dealers
obtain higher rates.
HAAs-The Inquiry fs limited to the local
trade. and whie prices show more steadfness
they have not appreciated Tith o-her prodacts.
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Total thus far --s. -s3.-4ss2o - 345a.st7 4s
We quote exceptional paper 5a7 v cont: al
do Tes: second grade do o; loans on col
latera,s 1908; al mortgage paper &c.: second
grade 10 o v cent Def annum.
Mexican dollars are Eow quoted az s59gs
and trade dollars at 9ogs5. Halves and quar-
tiers tAmeriean) are quoted at 9a4ssaA.
Tha sales of foreign exchange were light
and rates are weak Bank sterling rules at
-04e2}4. and bill Oh ladina and clear bills at
4771ag478h.
French bills are stesdier and quiet We quote
bank francs -: commercial -@5 30.
New York sight Is quoted at u p cent dis.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-26

)mble.headed steel rail was recently ex-
Eby the Western Railway Company OF
" which Is certified to have been in use
atsen years, during which time 256, 200
haye passed over It. 1t has been used
one side, and is not half worn away
gaage age or life OF an iron rail Is given
bot seven years, and, as q prominent
dlmanager said recently. there are
IM railroads which can afford to use
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-26

H. Consols showed little or no change
hrday, no sales being reported. At New
\. they stood at 1914 bid and Al asked.
s linn Bonds closed at 275lS927l1as, against
Mn. on Wednesday. This sales at the
Nsnce we're $G6, 900.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-26

bbladelphia firm is fitting out the Hon
g formerly the Wanderer, to 60 to New
N Al the pioneer Of anew mail line be-
that city and Honduras.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-26
'rc1AL AND COMMERCIAL.
rrADE ITGMs. ETC.

h !. uroa a good demand for cotton yester-
.ra in consequence the market ruled
ling ut en- advance OF nc per pound.
- here is now 81 ,3o7 bales, against
ss,es at the same tune last year. OF
|, VA bales are In presses, and only 233
Atpboard.
10 York cotton was steady, with sales
halps. and 1900 bales delivered On con-
futures declined from 10 8 points,
y steady, with sales of 100000 bales.
L,ock on hand In that city Is 44,l71 bales
4. liverpool cotton market was firm.
nv an advance Of Lied, with sales OF
halss. of which $3.50 were American.
ID opened at l-32a better, but subse-
~ lost the advance, closing steady. The
Eta yesterday we're $3.50, OF which G5o
II american. The Havre market was
md higher, and the Bremen market
Hsst.
agar and molasses there Is no move
rorthy Of note.
! stock of grain ID light md tho demand
Lined to the wants Of the local trade at
gees.
4 was dull yesterday and the sales re-
amounted To only 400 barrels. Inc
|. as quiet and prices were steady.
I.,orn adyices were not unfavorable res
i provisions, aud while the trading was
priees were strongly maintained.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-26
ORLEANS

All Democratic Conservative newspapers
'hrv ughout the State are requested 10 publish
'''' ''00'S ALBERT VOORHEES,. President.
JOHN =. TCoLY.
Vice President and Chairman Executive Con-
rnttfaa,
o. NJ IEHNIsoH, Secretary. seq I'd
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-26

ktsd States per cents stood yesterday
I'M York 102l401o2ss, and In London
The money rate At New York was 5
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-26

demand from the South for dry goods
D. ,neral merchandise 70 reported by the
bsrn napers as unusually large.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-26

= before we're there 80 many orders
\ comotiyes MS are reported now at all the
,otive works In the Middle and Eastern
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September rs. 1872
At meeting OF the Democratic Conservative
Parish Committee OF the parish OF Orleans.
held this day. the following preamble and res
buttons were adopted:
Whereas. Under the provisions Of the procla-
nation Of the Governor of Louisiana an cleo
ton for certain parochial offices therein named
will be he Id In this parish On the first Monday
in December next: and
Whereas. It has eger hean the unvarying
usage Of he Denoerafic-Cops ervative party 10
the City Of New Orleans to pracede every such
etection by complete reorganization OF the
Parish Committee az also OF It's central ward
Gibbs ard
Whereas. The State Central Committee has
calied a convention of the Dem ocratic-C Con-
servatiye party of Louisiana. to ba held at the
city Of Baton Bouea. on Monday the sixth day
Of October; therefore. be 1T
Pesolred. That the third day OF October. 1879
he fixed as the time when an election shall BE-
held By the Democratic Conservative voters :, +
the parish OF Orleans within their respective
wards tor deleg ates 70 the Parish Com mfrtee
officers OF the central clubs and delegates 10 the
State nonn ating convention.
Be it further reso!red. That In view OF such
election the attention OF the Democratic Con
.ervatiVe voters OF the parish Is directed to the
following superintendent OF representation liz
TIfsn m fnr nfla
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-26

blIlon and three-qnarters OF dollars have
subscribed for charitable purposes
xh the agency OF the New York Cham
h Commerce during the past twenty
The Chicago and Northwestern fires
| called out gifts to the amount Of ST.
the French sufferers by the war 10
ssyed S143,oo0; the yellow fever fund
hist year amounted to $372,OOD.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-26

nor Of England who desire to reach
tnntry, but whose means are too limited
their way across the Atlantic, have
system OF pooling their ISSUES" =
a up q common fund-from which the
W money ID taken by those who are
enough to draw prize number. The
livery popular, as, by diminishing the
y Of laborers, IL has a tendency to adj
the price Of labor. For this reason
subscrjbe to the fund who do not wish
lethe old country.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-26

oR received yesterday reports the de-
Of specie In the Bank of England to be
The proportion OF. the bank reserve,
ast week was 591S, is now 5914. The
fate OF discount IL per cent, which Is
as 1t Is ever put, even when the actual
now, Is only about one percent. The
70 q the reserve Of the Bank OF Eng
Fld the ease as well as low rates for
10 London are remarkable, when 1t is
eered that not far from Szi,DOO,O0O Of
y been shipped to this country on
a1-mainly London-accounl since the
Mtof August. The last week. y state
t!ne Imperial Bank Of Germany shows
specie of h0,b2N,el0 marks, and specie
90 2s,700,oaa francs in the Bank OF
during the week.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-26

rornia nonr II quoted In San jose,
Igmala, at $40 n barrel.
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railroads. Of this country are to some
tthe lnNccs OF Its prosperity. During
Hrds OF the current year they have
dgoss about $3.50, o00,O0o About one
1.-THE roads doing business In the United
publish monthly reports, and these
~ increase or S9l5,OOO over the CORE
sg time last year. The coal roads
startling advance. Last year the
Thought Of them 1o,0O0,O6o tons OF coal
NJ year lC,OOO,00O. The first week In
nber sold three times as much as the
week last year. The Baltimore and
NIL show an increase Of nea earnings OF
tos per cent.
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count and 81 discount " st7oo for bank counter
rate: commercial is quoted at A@a 16 v cent
discount.
State Uonsois steady at s9n@4o.
Premium Bonds closed at 271s@27K.
Stocks are steady
MIsCELLANEDU B-Half- Paid CITY Coupons,
2sd35: City Consolidated Bonds, BOO, State
Warrants. 75d7sh: Leves Warrants TO.
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
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Rooms PARISH COMMITTEE
Democratic Conservative Party of Ortsans.
September rs. 1872. J
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MOS ETA r.
Gil EARBG-HO-SE.

OFFICE OF NEW CKLE.A M DEMOCRAT.
Thursday EveninS. eeptember - 1879.
NEW ORLEANS fJ,FApysa-u0--ap
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10 Francisco Stock Report thinks it
som' coming In mining Interests. 1t
fG many months,te come the mining
% this coast rs likely to absorb at
Now that the election excitement Is
onle will settle down TO business. and
wy BUSINESS will takethe lead. Ftnan-
ae coast Is In better condition for q
movement in Mining stocks than 1t
een oefore. The supply OF money&s
20 and outside OF Gaines and mining
y great stock Of capital cannot find
at. The minlng situation is very
~ TO operators who have taken the
% keep themselves informed. OF
sass have been quiet and business
very slack for some little time. But
eaess has not been regarded as dis
sea-the causes have been too ap-
We give this timely warning as we
warning In the inception a the
slelfa Nevada movement.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-26

THE CATTLE MARKET The following are
the quotations of the cattle market:
Mich Cows- Price.
First auaifty. y head $50 90 $50 %
sscond quality p head. ...... 20 % MAD 80
Third quality. p head. ........... - O.
Grass cattle
Smooth f,at cattle choice, p bead 80 90 @a5 %
Good lat cattle y head. ........-. ~ 10 628 90
Fair fat cattle p basd ............ IE 30 H1n no
Common CATTLE head Oh 90
Calves and 1eAflHks-
Calves, first analiry, W head. 90 "a %
Calves second quality y bead. 90 % 90
Yearlings. first quality. y head. 10 90 M11 ~
Yearlings. second quality. v hid. s 90 Ia 9 60
Sheep
Good fat sheep. y head. @408
Fair shesp, p mead. .............. 3 90 ID so
Common sheep. y head. ......... 90 q so
Cornfad Texas and Western Beeyes-
Choice and extra fat, y Ii gross. "a
Good fat beeves. p ID gross. @
Fair fat beeves, p 10 gress-...... "a
Rough and common. 2 b gross. d
Hogs
Good fat hogs p ID gross q ~
Fair hogs p b gross 3 D 81
Common hogs. - n oresoe ID
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Louis Republican,. OF the twenty
ahl' thus alludes to the failure OF
houses ~ that city zone OF which,
a Co., is well known Ia New Or
gong short" on grain:
N NC OF wheat in al the influential
n,s Is country has been continuous
Nous .saous Tor two weeks past. This
n hts Dtsis on the reports OF short
nv feat Britain and on the CONT
Is aea have led to excited views In
6aa alsC lave stimulated rehec-
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CONN EMClAL.
oRFIOE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.

Thursday Evening. September 25. 1879. .
COTTON-Tbe sales were fair. aggregating
s4Go bales. Under tbs influence OF a good In
duiry the market ruled frmer at m advance Of
II
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FIRST GALL
g. 600 Premium Bonds neutrality-suspicious., 27zs
SECOND GALL.
II shares ". O. Inc. Go. 4st9
IS 600 Premium Bonds. ,-e.... - -....... nv
1000 Premium Bonds tB. to Org and int FIX
THIRD CALL.
30 shares Crescent Mutual Ins. Co. ..... ST.
boyo Premium Bonds Observation-Disclosures M
5000 Premium bpnGg. -.-...-..... Z7ts
10000 Premium Bouds IS. to dr'V). ......... 273s
5000 Premium Gonds ~. TO dr'g) ........- 27a
States $4,000: Premiums 27M027H.
There Was m outside sale ~ II shares " the
st. Charles Street Railroad Company st s78.
by Telegraph.]
LONDON. Sept, 2s. $3.50 D. n.-specie decreased
Et20 on0 Erie 2ah. Consnls o7ssd.
PARIS, Sart %. 4 .. m.-Kentes s3t 400.
NEW YORK. sap ri. a.. Money active at s@e7
Exch, nge ateady At ss1A. Governments firth !.
new 5s 1o256, AIS 1853. AZ 102A. State bvnds
dull.
THE STOCK MARKET.
New YORK, Sept. 25.-The following is the
eli afnck rHnnrt.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-28

SUNDAY AFTERNOON For SEPTENBER.-SUNDAY
AFTERNOON 600 year, Springfield Mass.l for Sep
tember is the last issue of the magazine under that
name. The new title will be Coon COMPANY. The
character of the magazine will remain the same and
there will be no change in its management. This
number has stories by Rose Terry Cooke and Eliza
beth W. Denison; these sketches,-A Bit of New
England, A Practical Leaven, The Old Log School
house, and Sketches in Southern California; also an
account Of the summer charities of New York, by
William H. Rileing.
Rev. b. Z. Warner writes about the perncious pc
rodical literature for the young now so abundant,
Rev. DIR. j. NJ. Wilton about some pecnliarites of
the books of Esther and Rnth and there carefully
prepared papers on Latimer a Social Reformer by
Octave Thanet and the Public Schools and Nation
al Culture, by Noble C. Butler The Hebrew Here
after is reply to the Hebrew Faith in Immortality
in the last number.
There are several poems including in the Still
Hour Department.
The Editors Table has articles on Rink Religion;
Vacation Sundays; makes onslaught on the trashy
periodicals. of the day, and expresses qualification
"that the great International Game of Hop, Skip and
Jump, in which our Sunday schools have been engag
ing every Sunday for almost seven years, is pretty
nearly ended"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-28
THIS Is WHY

You Keep your house insured, because
it may burn, and you don't know rhen'
You want to be safe. DOyOu know mhen
disease will attack yourself or child! To
be safe, and save life and Doctors bills
keep on hand Browns EXTRACT BLACK
BERRY AND GINGER, a safe, pleasant, and
reliable remedy for Diarrhea, Dysentery,
Cholera, and all diseases of the stomach
and bowels. Physicians and Druggists
everywhere endorse it. Ask your Drug
gist about its merits, he keeps it.
Why shake, when EUREKA AGUE PILLS
vii cure yOus When taken in cOnnec
ton with Browns VEGETABLE Liver
PILLS, they never fail to cure, and you
suffer none of the bad effects that result
from dosing with Quinine.
All of Browns Family Medicines fol-
sale by G. B. BicLford & Co. and ID. C.
Sinclair, Troy; Aug. Miller and w. w
Carter, Wathena.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-28

...,.-.a r.a, (,reenvicb school
-. ~ ,r;,h terr;ble results.
noose' "" ouns' ~ ...oruno,;e5 Inv ].
ai, ram -- IN, $50, an ,be;, vav TO
=. s.A.i, - -. 81 .,t.r, nreacbinr.
'so ~. -. =, .,.lS.L ~ A team belone.
-. =, n. :. -. AZ lone. brote loose from
ins :" -, :, ,...n., - a.. ..h<,,, han "a 5
:. a., .,o ,.o.i anil d;ractlv
..N ~ u;...,o,.. team counIe of vounr men
.r,.. .,n,v.v team 70 ston them but
70. !. -" -. -,,,, 80 20 n-erent ;n;urx IN
ma" '" s"o Up " -, =. -, ~ ,o.,,
- L.. 49,. n. .o,,J do so the teams
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