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, 1879-03-08

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A remarkable phenomenon OF this natdh
occurred last month In souIe parts Of France.
Wo give few particulars regarding u lrom let.
tors to the French Academy. According 10 u.
Godefroy, writing from q place III l.oirct, ral
fell continuously for three successive tays Ehe
ed, I'D, ald 9Th Of Janulry), and ye: tle sltf.
tnoluetcr ren,atned at ., ), md even degrees
below EURO. When tic rain was scaIsty, each
1rup at nnee solldlt1cd, eren on warm ohlctlA
1t took tle form OF small tlattencJ, nlti kfe!9
lar pnstiics. Tic phenomenon was especial!
remarkable on Woolen stl1lfs. 'ihe ofops w
evidently been brought tu IL atato vi sllslaaoa
ia t4er passage through cold alr, so ts. ile' ~!
Immediately soI!Il!lrd On ineutnE solid bods
When tllB rain WIS plentiful, on tue other LAM,
purt OF it WAS at oncn changcd to Ice, but pan
flowed duwn on solid bodies, forming nss o.
Iayur Of tcc un1 producing stalaetitts' lIs
tea.eoycrcl branches OF trees BROKE mgLs ".
ind moro under the. weight, anh on .ua
autncl frlghtfuI proportions. Crack succteaea 's,
cEack with growing rapidlty. III thc i'o!S". '.So'.
tho ground Wus Rtrcweu with braHc'c5 Nao.s o',
trecs lAy prostrute und liprootct!, AaG ~ osss.'
wure split In two from top to lasG. s,s., lae va
losity wcro entirely cleared OF thel5 btaueass y
,nasts Such effects will not exe!ta sarp!l.s
figures litse thu follow nE bc consi.!eteu n.. 'a
from limo was weighed, aud tIe palalee soTH y.
uH 10 Eralnlnts put teeli!ettr ul !eAEEn. * ~
sumo twlg, deprived vi ivc, Weighed OILY w.
grammq. 4 Leaf of luurel carried ca,a',., ,. ~,
ot leu weighing 70 gra'nes. A' oG}fSs, ;Rshstr, n
writing from Fontaineblra,i, mentions ao,,an In'
SHRUBS with perslstout leaves, such as rho4yt9tt1 ~ w.
(lrOus md nlatcrns, BECAME aEla pioe y. H. H.
illrounh Witch leuycs nnd branches could ns ". ass
tlngutscd pretty we'll Fir trees a,ai hy ~ it, s
bud tho anpearnec Of hnGs ,vp'sIsJ psiu.aJi iov d
tue ono below, aul the lowest o. shs an sLos4u, II,
These trecs und eycrgraen Shrubs prosg .'S ~ ~
mostly during tic thaw which co'',iI'eneiin i,xst
ttu 18th. Tho fractnrnE u the loauass ,s a Ii
on tIe other hand, occurred earlier, " Wv
AZ, H. t,,snt, huk
, 1879-03-08

GIRL Of your choice 90 you'll Yes, Of course,
marry her, II you aro sire you lovn her, nnl that
sho also 1ovos sou In return. But, my dear old
bachelor, taxa good caro- 10 know for cortntnty
that 1t 10 not your income sho Is altar, As 1t II
very common thing nowadays for girls (ycs, and
men, tool to mnrry for money, atnl not for love;
nndif tic riches should happen to take wings nn
fy, wllat happens tl,cnl Why, tic love files with
them, nd Your shanccs for happiness after that
urc vcry. small. Docs sfe know what your it-
come ts1 Neither young men nor young lntlics
should let tllose Wtose hearts they seek know
how much their income Is 1T they llayo any
until they aIe SURG that they really ninl truly
love eacti Other. Now, II you nro sure that your
lndy friend loves you for your own personal
worth uni for nothing more, then marry her.
md l am sure Fui will have nothing to fear.
II you 10 tako tho advice Of any Of tlo Indies.
ptease vritn nn1 let us know, as We shnfl all be
DoT
, 1879-03-08
Rejected.

So b1nc her eyes; mil ycf, methinkh
I've often eepn th1m HnAp
hlOst 0n,lliously nntl xeycrG
~ sofnc ntshsp.
Her Al11;Gn hair upon her brow
D0tl, lie, u GolEaM cfuwn;
Aud yct tia. saa,e smooth marble bran
10th often fr0wn.
AMI thnsc soft lips. NO fipo and red,
I've seen her Otten bite 'cn,,
Wien uIle han trosselt her; aud IRE thought
Shed Ike 10 suite 'eul.
AMI TINT law rntcc, most rarely sweet,
80 Dftcn ahr.Iiy i!atH:
Tllosu HoEt-votced wua.un, have heard.
Arc a!WAys Cals,
All! t!lere a3le goes with Harvey Leo
Dcnca take him! SHE'S in blue:
How fair she looks! uut lhAnk the gods
1'ul spared shrewl ......
FANNY DRlsCotL
, 1879-03-08
THE HOME CLUB.
lTs MONTHLY MEETING.

To the Editor Of Th1 Tribune.
C;u1cAao. Alarxd, D.-The repulur monthly
,,oottnv ~ ,rup .rn,n,,,r u,,,o Ct,,, ,r,ii In
,'S.'"1 y. A"A A4c0'n wv" ,, ""t y.
neta at the ealo'FooHs ol thc fremont
House on tic afternoon Of "Wednesday.
March r. cotnn,rtlcI,t. mt haIf-pask l
o.c,,rl. I ast evc,v mnr,.r In In m
.,'-, ~ s.,S. .1 - ~ ~,
.''''e' poss'oic' hsu "l'' III hopea ~ sec 1u't
house, as much Important business connected
with the Fair must bo attended to. A portion
of ,e ladies' have been flithful In their nttcn,l-
onc, NJ t,c vnct1r n,,et,ur, ,n, nr, HAT H..
tat.tr.', =, a., ,.s,,'., se,,o,," na ~ ~,
Who are uepriycl OF tug pleasure u1 hsslstllS III
The hard work indulged In nj l1lusc meetings
shonl.l sacrifice time enough to attend the regu-
!ar ohes, u noln!il. more. ...
MANY laules llavc tnKcn work holno tu COM
Iete Tor thc t'tr, fearing something might hin.
DER thclr attendance from week to week, atI
Their kintt hearts could not brock tic iltn OF II
lew doug the wosk anil tile otEpt v.ahied tnn-
N" ~ for 4 share Of the patronage. Your
!1nD!e servant nus been compelled to
]urc@n TIE tiutiaa incumbent upon an
attentive member, hut many yards OF DutllnE,
11ltt!1E, aud tiatnty trimmings hAyc grown Into
shaue as On Offering troin thu Nnnzer Scw!ng
Machine Company. Please do not be turdy
scilolars III the great !csson before you, but II
home cares Will not nllnw OF your attendance
ut the preparations for the Laxnr. BY furnishing
very little material. OF your own Tree Will,
something nice or useful may 6o 1nado without
leaving lloMie. II your financial prospects Will
not uett,'s u purchasing snatcrials yourself, by
, 1879-03-08

To the Editor of The Tribune.
CHICAGO, March al noticed In yo,lr issud Of
last Saturday suggestions on. temperance by
Florence und I am auro there nrc many
mothers, sisters, md wives who II thry could
sec II would TO very apt to saY, "G0d bless
hcr.h think eho Is right In graphing viii, this
curse Of humanity When The victim Is young
aud now, md also In making It homo aud
eron nursery tonic. Showing IL In It's worse
light to the young brain Will ereate m impress
stnn not easily forgotten, AMI which will do
moro good than all p!calinEs, ecollfnEs. antl
Lectures. when boys imagine themselves young
men, anu want 10 cut louise 1roin alt parental
rullIgs. 80,
The subject Of temperance Is broad, wide,
deep. ttnl desperate, ard wien lonk nround
md sec so lnany yDlinG t1lct dropping lower httu
world. md evcs, }u;nping from heaven to nell,
ehudder and feel like throwing up the spongc
asns abiding consequences. And why nott Onr
fnchr1nto asylums throughout tue co.'l'try llaso
Know llitlo or notlll,ig Of the Washing gtonat,
Ilomo In this city, but heard MI Incident Of
ayolsng being confined there for sIx months.
md not tiavlng toucled drop OF llt!.or III Inst
I!c was all right. Oh rcss They could trust
hiin; ne vas going to take walk They gayo
hin! $50 to pay so'no bills. EIctoo!s ttani came
back in weeks tise ucconpan!ed hv nluc
leva Atl1 their relations. snakes. TIC Ncw
York Stats Asyium at Bnghamtou. the largest
wo liaVe In this country, Is tnn wt'itc-stonc
building located Oh tho silc Of the mountain, on
| n knoll commanding ono Of the finest Views
alMt on tic opposite stdu Of tho river runs the
Erie Railroad nit! tlla Now York Central, max
| Ing ycry urettv yn,y when the trnins are mov-
Ing. The building will accommodate 6O0 patsents,
| YtIo pay from $t5 to SEQ d week board; they
l,nyu good workshops anil gardens, md those
WIN wish It can mike good WnEcs Der diem Tor
, 1879-03-08
QUiS EVADeT ?

Eondcs, yon.leF, goes maid,
fnnttr, sohtter, yondrr,
Through tlo eHn anA through the shade
WhItl.eF A0tlt ttle MalllErf
Thongl, lkerp which her f0fldly we'll
blau3 luSln2 &r1ltlnvl.
NOHu G,il, EHuIa nnd Huno Gnu toll
WAlllles sh1 slutt wander.
Though sho lurn 10 vaia or hill,
Loudly 0F befflsnuel-
Thun4l shu wander whero sou will,
llnW ~ l'ef attanled-
Only thus far may w0 f4lAo
T1n1o's uni,attefustl cnr;all;
Only thlls fuF Htuy We tsa.o
VIrONua tin N.1sta OF unborn days
Only this IL certain:
Somewhere n tho tlRtE.wny Winds
NIarcin she tia1a Wander,
eonlewltsesih lts shifting lsacs,
solioWhctu oyef y1Auer,
6tupplnE shost her way there lies,
l.ie1 u GATEWAY 10 tho aklss-
'4is KslaYs to husuRn efcst
toudes. nelslbor, ponder.
Culus.Xs Nostn QRxaoA1,
, 1879-03-08
r.sement. rna,n lsenstor Chandlcr's spccch -.
'e".s snrnsm npneatea IN I'm rN'nusR.GEn. mas A.
AhoTltEH ACCOUNT or BtA1Hr,a s,.-

VF ELAlHH'N sNt-r-
,WAsniNaroN, MarchG hG5,o 31%r.* ,Sr* tiass: f.:
blalno soee, holding In llis ljaIu1 n ssna sas down,
pct; s, io 'irst mid his respects to , o. pa
ReSces u 10 er. sc e,,a,rgo c Ind nale nt
o. Iel!cfaon pnyis Into debate H. i]"s @ s,e i,ano
know who had brought the nanpicd manted sad 10
Jcii Davis into the scnasc to.n;rht rTaqIns IT, ol
Gaata were isot content with putting 10 npe,no
wor mnon s1laeas sa wio lnd been III the on
lleans Objected to Jefferson LAWS icu, um Keoqb.
among tcul. the other Side car,noinE GSimE enrolled
persecution to which he was hIsa snhIrc,a,,o OF the
then lio turned to Lamar and b,rst' brSnn and
,,,,,n Spon N; remark that Davis had pa,
a,nzei % at 1l.eetaon. III n, lic natd lc 1.s w.
from Mississiopl. 0tas toal< q ,.,u tie scaa,es
lie uttered item. / wontcd neta down down .s
no n,lstako In quotIng him. ii too,s gont make
Words repeated lalno: "slneeS St tbe eGvn .. b.
as t%e ,eisr.s 1efer ,n. And III,
me American Senate. He has rot pHs a
snrreettun; for this you ask t.at fc H. 10.
upon tho letlsnn-rols, because, forsone, H pe,,aesd
i,as !, not cou,sclcd insurEcctun Since liz wt 10
Senator fTo sooK ao;sn the words ot ,s
sheet Of papcr wh'ph he licld in bis birciq rShs !he
As he rolnatcd for the third Tins, Bsnnhd aahd
1lau nut cuunseled tnsnrrcct!on," lie iran.n 10
ward, stretched out his arm, md thc sh.s, 'of !;
paputr t VEIL nnHeslnf over Into the soace !. u
TIC senatdr from Mississippi! he Went IN ags 4:
OF tic intolerance Of this Government; T. ~
treattnent Of Southern people. II Ins. ~, ~ 100
come him to DO IT, lie should rnthcs. in ii, %'e ~
II thls Senate, applaud tho magnanImty 81 H. ~
uv;s n,, 'gne sh1,n io Was Threatened by jefferson
Not single cxecution; only 14,0o0 ncopj. sa, n.
frnhcliscd; no conl.scatIon. Eywy' '.' nm uhs ss'
asked 10 hnse tts disabilities removed H". tess nas
IT, granted the boon. But had Iii J]svs ',se. as.
askcd to haye his disabilities rcmoyedl H,Shs II.
not rather boasted that lc would uot a.l ,has ~
favor at The han.l4 of the Goyernmrnat ~ i. w.!
sought to dcstroy1 lie would nos asseEt IT ,h,t l.t
he had so boastcd, but It was notorlou. th,. ic.'
when. general Atnncaty bill was proua,ta IA', i,
the House some three years ago, ~ pipcl,Imsns ~
was proposrd by tic Republicans ,l,at I. sGou'I
be given to all who SHOULD apply ior il '"pHs Ms.
was claimed to be n stab at JyG Uayis 4A''
Aud thus the speech ran IN. It was FIJI, p,
telling points, md raspcd Thurman uud Lamss,. y.
at every tttFn, but wns always strictly within
parliamentary decorun, uud tic References ~
Lamar hiusrif wcrc exceedingly courteons
, 1879-03-08
THE L.ETTER-I}ON.

There are letters, papers, or possal-cards at
this oislce for the persons named below. Those
living ont Of tic city will please send their nd
arcss nl.l 'tlreccent stamp, upon receipt Of
which their mail will bo forwarded. Residents
Ut Chicago con obtain lcttert addressed to them
hv calling 1t Room 80 Tribune Duiluing:
Denver. Erica.
Kerosene, Violet Vernon,
SylyAnuH. Eta,
GAlJuGr. CheAp Living,
Nun,src Nell, Fern Leal.
Violet. Sister .nlin,
Kitchen Deyotee, John Smith.
Lillinn, Anxious M1thnt.
, 1879-03-08

LELt-Whcn writing Of different subjects,
please use separate sheets Of paper; otherwise
some portions OF your letter must reach the
waste basket
~
COMMON SENBE.-A LITTER addressed to tile
Matrun OF the institution you refer to Will
elicit all necessary Information.
~
Several communications regarding tho growth
aud management Of flowers nre crowded out
tilis week.
, 1879-03-08
TEMPERANCE.
"ipnH sMIT1t AND MS s1IiEN.

=" nc 5sato' .! 4"s 4"o"He' ,
Polo, ILL.,, March 8.-But few. appsehend,
ca., read the story nf Jonn Smith III The Home
of last week without \ borrowing heart and
o,,os i, n ,,,o .a,no ia ,,n.,n,,,on.
mo'stentu eyes. ~ - ,Ho s"''o o'", teu-.a"o"'
t'mes-to!u' tcas'al ta'e ot "o that eVee was,
nuh over will be-. laden with sati suggestions Of
tho ctcruut trinity Of rum, wrong, and ruin,
w,,osc I,tnnv ts foreyc, written In the wreck oil
''.'l ""oso '.'a, - A'o'~' "'>>~' - '''> "'~~>
human heafts. ...s..
John Smiths recital Of the events OF TINT
fatal night naturally tcads the mln1s Of Ills
rcoi1cr. tnto n train ri scrio,,s rcacrtioux: and
',.m.s.s,. s,'s,s.a al, hsas.,a1 ~ t,,. In.
a'lc''nt opn'ons W.. w eo','sa ~ ~ e"e w.
gree Of rcspol'siutltty tt1nt SHOULD be charGea 70
each Of thy aetors i'l TINT bt!cl drama.
Rt1htfully. hc oilers no pa!liattoH Tor ills
weakness III accepting tue disastrous eap. .',,l
lnstlybe c!iarEes npon the lat'Y VINO offered II
stara OF tue blame and Oh t!ln terrible con.
sequences. Wh!lo both nre blan,aolc. cannot
think them equally responsible Tor ihe dread
results OF their crime pcrpe1rat:d on TIC night
Of Jan. 4.
liz says tho lady Ind known HIN only three
months, aud this must hayo been d'lrsng hls
, 1879-03-08

1s0's"' y 3''' *FF1EHVs
BUCKLEY, ILL.,, March ALL hall Patriarch,
thou sub|,no hero, tlc,ender of mcn,s riphta,
cxu,,n,nr ~ hi,,,tsa, loroi Thn,, has, ,r.ci. n
- NV" ,.aes ~. asn :"
coru III my heart which "rosponds as II Will
unseen wings m angel touched It's 1utvcring
strings" l bad not tho,,eht one lived 90 brayp
IA th,,a yalinntv to ,icm ti,e ,ilc ~ m,c on,,,.
~. T.. .s ,...,. ,Ae w. ~,
scrt our rights rs "Mcn, hfgh.mlndcd mcn !
who il,cir duties tsnow; but know their rights.
and krosint, dare maintatp,n feel comfortcd
,rJ :, .,r.,,.,sa.,aa ~ M..,,. ~
-. ~. a." a'.o"s 1"su.u LING sasos' s'op oecs
NJ LUIS eSc' VIII MY e1no1lon." An o'u homan
censor acknowledged to tho peOplc Of Rome, in
public orntion, that, had kiut Nature allowed
Tie to exist without the lcIp of women, we
, 1879-03-08

know II was not the length ot tho letter, for 1t
was not near The lcngt', OF tint nne pretending
to be written br that s'angr child, and thtuk
thurc VIVA auite rs much scnsc In my letter. for
answered sotna question TINT Common Sense
nskcd about cnnarics. II tlo not succeed In
getting tn Tic ilomc this time, will give It no
Until some one tells me wl,at thu rules are hy
which poor mortal car net III. lava The
Hume, ard would like to get In one corner nut
Of every ono'a way, uni make tho acquaintance
Of some 1nYc there.
'rlcase let ne IN, md wlll do all The good
can, and no linrtn Intentionally, BIRDIE.
, 1879-03-08
OUR BOYS.

1u the Edttor " 1hs Tribune.
RlLEE, ILL.,, March al notice sreat deal Of
late IN Tbs lioms eoncrruIng "Our Girls" u.ld
! would i!Ge to say few words with sctereuce
70 our boys aud thels future occupations What
, 1879-03-08

lGHOltu TIE MONEY QUESTION
To tas Editor u The Tribune.
CHICAGO, March 4.-You poor old bachelor!
You want the sisiera OF tho Homo to rive you
EoQle adylcu IN re-arl 10 your marrying tho
, 1879-03-08

From this point .ls1 debate was OF eo,newi,ut
rambling anl iueohcrent character, mud there
lninro matters. Noticins this, Will,aln E. Chuul-
lcr, whu lsatl bvUn II! thu prcss-galiury all n!9nt
keeniy watpll!mg lhu prueecdiMgs seIl word 10
Stuator Zach Chandler, wl,o Wus tlozl,g in hIs
Senate vito t!arcu call JEFF navia wllat le was,-
truttor. The nlt nlan WIS awake tn na II, stant,
ulMl listening with upun eass Il, tho loud praise
bestowed o.l Dasts ul.d the Con'ederacy WHICH
was coming from Tho Southern side. lIe at last
obtained the 1oor, mud by tle delivery OF the
following sp:ech cso4ted lie most intense ex.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-19
CANCELLATION OF BOND.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive department.

Whereas. ACHILLE D. BOUGERE has ap.
piled to me for the cancellation OF bond
drawn and signed by A. D. Bougere as princi-
pal. In the sum of ten thousand dollars. with
Michael Hahn as surety, dated the sixth day OF
October. 1875. and conditioned for the faithful
performance Of the duties OF A. D. Bougere as
public administrator Of the parish OF st.
Charles.
Now. therefore l. FRANCIS T. NICHOLS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana, have
thought proper to issue this my proclamation.
with the view Of giving public notice to all per-
sons therein interested to show cause in writing,
at the Office of Secretary of State in the city of
New Orleans. within ninety DAYS after the last
publication hereof. why said bond should not
oe cancelled and annnlled. and the surety above
named discharged from any further liability
in the premises.
witness my signature and the seal of the
state OF Louisiana at the city of New Orleans,
tnis ninth day of January. in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy
nine. and the one hundred and third year of
lea. 'o $500 >'.-''o' Vi 1luoi-
By the Governor;
VIII. A. STRONG.
Secretary Of state. ja11 ct
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-19

PROPOSALS TO BUILD.
DEPARTMENT OF WArEBwoREs AND pup,,,
Buildings. Room No. IS. City Hail.
New q tlaann Io.,,,,,s.. 40 -.

DEPARTMENT OF WATERwoRKs AND puprrc /,
Buildings. Room No. as. Oity Hall
New Orleans. January 16. 1879.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until MONDAY. January 27, 1879, at 10 O'Clock
m. for the construction OF Police Station Mt
The junction Of the Canal street bend and the
Lake road. according to specifications on file In
|, the Office OF the City Surveyor.
The work to be adjudicated to the lowest
bidder.
The city reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Parties making proposals for the work are
required to deposit with the Administrator OF
Finance. as an evidence Of their intention to
abide by the adjudication. the amount of 800
In cash. which shall be forfeited to the city in
case of failure to sign the contract
Bidders to whom contract Is not awarded
shall have their deposits returned to them on
the day adjudication is made.
Proposals to be indorsed: Proposals to build
police station"
T.. X. CHEVALLEY,
Administrator of Waterworks and Public Build
ings. ia17
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-19

cling steep. hand In hand, to sleep together at
| It's base. Their happiness was unbounded,
| and they were gladly drifting along through
| their daily routine OF duties, Justly proud oil
each other, and much more proud OF their
children and grandchildren, with no thought
OF a separation or cessation Of their union.
The member Of the Legislature, with nimble
fingers AMI facle quill, drew up their peti-
| tion for divorce and presented 1t to the Cen
eraI Assembly; 1t was promptly acted upon,
without their knowledge.
After the adjournment OF the General As
sembly the acts were scattered aro,in1
quite generally, and had fallen into the hands
Of the friends OF the old couple. They were
shown the acts which concerned them. and
were thunder,struck. They made inquiries
about It,. and found it to be the work OF their
friends clothed with Legislative honors and
proclivities for practical jokes. The old man
looked at the situation with a practical pair
Of glasses, and reported at the office Of the
county court and purchased o license. On
the way home he called on q lawyer and
asked how he should proceed with the Gem
eral Assembly man. The lawyer replied.
Get c0whide and lay 1t on good the first
sight you get Mt him." The man Of legal lore
thought very little Of the advice he had given
his old friend and client and was astonished at
the straightforward manner in which 1t was
carried out. The old man purchased o raw
hide, and upon meeting the legislator made
good use Of 1t. He held him by the throat
and administered general dose OF cOwhding
10 MIN. III was approved by every one and the
practical Joker acknowledged that he did not
get u blow arniss, and that he richly de-
served every blow the old man gave him.
Inc old couple we're married again, and
continued life after the same old. happy
fashion, and 1t was ever afterward regarded
as n dangerous proceeding to play off such n
joke on Green River couple.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-19
CANCELLATION OF BOND.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

| STATE OF LOUISIANA,
/ Executive Department,
| Whereas. CHARLES DEBLANC has applied
| to me- for the cancellation of a bond drawn and
signed by DR.. Ernest DeBlanc. late coroner fol
that part of the parish of Orleans below the
middle OF Canal street, as principal In the sum
| OF twenty-five thousand dollars, with said
Charles DeBlane. In the sum of fifteen thousand
dollars. and Adrien Cassard and George FL.
Braughn, each for the sum Of five thousand
dollars, as sureties. dated the twenty fifth day
] of November. 1874. and conditioned for the
| faithful performance Of the duties OF said Dr.
Ernest DeBlanc as coroner for the parish OF
| Orleans below the middle of Canal street.
| Now. therefore. /. FRANCIS T. NICHOLS.
Governor OF the State OF louisiana have
thought proper to Issue this my proclamation.
with the view Of giving public notice to all per-
sons therein interested to show cause, In
writing. at the office of the Secretary of State.
| In the city Of New Orleans, within ninety days
after the last publication hereof why said bond.
and the mortgage resulting therefrom. should
not be Cancelled and annulled. and the sureties
above named discharged from any further liza
bilities In the premises.
Witness my signature and the seal OF the
State of Louisiana, at the city Of New Orleans,
this thirtieth day Of December. In the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sew
enty eight. and the one hundred and third year
of the independence Of the United States of
America.
FRANCIS T. NICHoLLs.
By the Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO.
Assistant Secretary OF State. jail sod
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holds the disease in check In the Fall and Win
ter months. the insect that causes the Seab Is
forcing his way 80 deep into the true skin that
he cannot be reached or destroyed, while In the
early Spring the insect comes to the surface of
dippings in my Sheep Dip.
Sold for 81 25 gallon. and Freight paid on
SO gallon lots to your railroad depot. Book
cent frae TO Sheep Growers. Address s. FL,
KENNEDY Omaha. Nebraska,
KENNARD & FORSYTH
Wholesale Druggists and General Agents,
ly21y Omaha Nebraska
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