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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30
SILVER JUBILEE,

The silver jubilee of Rev. Father J. A. Man
orftta, pastor OF st. Anthony Church, will be
celebrated with appropriate ceremonies on
Sunday next by solemn high massand bane-
dtetiop ut 10 o'clock a. IN. The silver iuplts
Is the eelebration Of the twenty fifth anntv YER
sary OF the priesthood of the reverend Father.
otherwise his silver wedding to the church. II
is now tWenty-aix years since Father Mauor-
ltta was made priest, and it Was only owing
TO the epidemic last year that the holy feast
was not then eeIebiated
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30
TheZRa,idZ

Yesterday the ffty-four soiled doves ar
No, 52s bad a.hearing before RECORDER Shee.
nan; Out OF that number four were rernanded
TO the Parish Prison i'll default OF S. fine each.
lour were released on the promise they wonld
pay their lines to-day, which fines were
n n.ne; n TOT by their friends. Twelve were
lined s. or ten days. Ont of this batch some
pald their fires; others were fortunate enough
TO have their fines reduced, while Others
escaped paying any fine. The remalning
thirty-four got off scot free. >sN-'.s7
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30
s. d. G.

This evening the st. Charles Theatre Will
be opened for the complimentary performance
to be given by tho Southern Dramatic Club
These talented young amateurs have chosen
Struck Tailor TO display their talente and
vii no doubt do SO to the ENTERTAINMENT Of
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30
United States Circuit Court.

Ansed Gibbs VS.. Albion 4. Davidson. -Pls 20
tiff alleges that defendant, Albion Il. Dayial
sou, and VI. T. Carter. receiver Of the prop
erty In Dispute. have disregarded the lhJulnIc c
ton Issued in tine case, and are about 70 or "
pose Of the property, and he prays i I ~ ~
moned for contempt. ID
Order issued as prayed for, and rule Io9s
contempt made returnabie on the secoAo
Monday La Nafember.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30
Fire.

At haif-past3 o'clock Yesterday morning 3
file, tbs cause of which Ia unknown, broke on
i'll the two-story frame house on Magazine
street, between Clio aud Erato The hVasss
which Is owned by Mrs. Ellen Winn and oeen.
pied By W. @. Clelland, was damaged TO hs
amount OF $50
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Gent. Down.

A. C. Christopher, alias Santa Anna, va
remaDded before the First District CeurtM
two charges Of larceny, under $3.50 bonds y
each case. In default Of bonds NJ Was seat
TO the Parish Prison. 49,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30

Dr. Houdanez ANNOUNCES elsewhere that he
mas returned to the city. and desires his clients
ana the general public TO know that b. has re-
sumed tbs practice of his profession.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30

Go to Barnes & Miller Mo. 1s Natenez atreet
1or hrss-class rebronzlng ~ -
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Chez Jscksop's bort sweet uavr ropaeco II
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Fever and agus IA moH common In ~. ~
spring bus roors severe 10 the fan and wins sr
Il /. stric " malarious disease snd 20 she
as he Bittars adouted, 80 surety WIN " ~
empted from iss pains aud penaittes: !. h sa,ans
this Its value as strmaciic and ant. onys
agent, and wbn Will venture 20 gad HI ssaxaiI.
claims to the first place among fanny nv y
cines? ..at..a aea3s
ers generally, aI25 Iu An4 -sSzs
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kfTUIVE, D.s
Train Inspector g. s. l.. and N. O. r. r..

II YOU want gas fixtures call on Barnes .
Miller. No. IS Natehez street.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-02-26

AGENTS WANTED FOR
''BACK FROH the MOUTH OF HE'LL"
By one who has been the 9!
''RISE and FALL of the MOUSTACHE
go. By the Burlington Hawkeye humorist.
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BY Josiah Aliens wife.
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Why New Workers Wear Out EARLY.

Burleigh's Letter to Boston journal.
Several Of our leading doctors give it
as their opinion that no man who takes
his own life is in his right mind. It is
also agreed that the style of living in
New York, and the style of doing bust
ness, predisposes a man to that morbid
condition that induces HIM to take his
life. The rush, the drive and excltment
are almost continuous. Men who are
good for anything have their hands full
and their heads full The brain is like a
hot-box on railroad train.-only men
hold up on the train, and they don't on
the street. There's hardly a prominent
man doing business in the Stock Ex-
change who has not work enough on
hand for half dozen men. AS an illus
tration: The President at one of our
leading banks has been under the doc
tors care for over a year. He comes
down to the bank every morning at 20
o'clock, and remains till 5 O'clock p. m.
Besides the immense business ef his own
institution, at II o'clock he goes down
to Wall street, whe1e he is silent part
ner in a stock house. At l O'clock he IS
back again at the bank. His private Of
NCC Is ClOWuCu WILL Lut pIOu1AuCut UuS1-
ness men Of New York. He has at least
six institutions in which he is manager,
a director or president. These institu-
tons represent every variety of invest
ments. Besides this, he is at the head of
an immense denomination, financially.
and gave last year $4,000 to help the
educational interests Of his church out of
hard place. The different societies
that he represents keep him without
moments leisure through the day, and
his evenings are all consumed in business.
I heard him say last week that he never
slept until after 3 o'clock in the morn
ing. How such man lives with such q
pressure upon him is marvellous. He, Of
course, won't live out half his days. He's
specimen of New York business life.
Our city is full of premature old men
older at 80 than their fathers at 60;
prematurely gray, prematurely bald,
limping around with canes, with their
underplnning knocked out; unable to
relish their food unless it is covered with
the most fragrant spices, or washed down
with deluge of liquor. One OF our
! most eminent physicians said the other
day: "Nine- tenths of our citizens wbC
60 to the insane asylum go there for wan
of sleep and want of nutricious food
Considering the style of our living and Of
| our business, it's not at all a marve:
| that we have so MANY suicides!
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-02-26
TheTTrue WAY to InviSOrate.


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is to infuse activity into the operations of the
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Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, because it ac-
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and assimilation. This sterling cordial while
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made manifest by an increase Of vital energy
and a more actiye and regular discharge Of
every physical function, and it has the further
effect of rendering the system unassailable by
malarial epidemics. .... -.,,.< ~
We are in receipt OF Geo. Rowen & Co.'S,
American Newspaper Directory, con.
tanning the latest statistics up to the close
of 1878. In this handsome volume will be
| fo,-n nd accurate lists Of all the newspapers and
periodicals published in the United States, the
| Territories and the Dominion Of Canada and
! Newfoundland, with a description of the
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| solutely indispensable for all men who have
the habit Of extensively advertising theil
| business--and what man is there who ex
poets to build up profitable business with
| out the aid of the press? The labor in thu
compilation of such volume must be i'm
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tanned from the most trustworthy sources. II
say that the Directory is without a superio
in it's line is to assert what everybody familia
with the facts knows; to say that it is withou
none too stronS.-Conanaercia ADVERTISER, B4t
| fn70 " " .7nn IT, 1879
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his prospective happiness at his mountain re-
treat, and seeming not to think that he would
soon experience perfect happiness Mt far
His devoted wife lowered around him like a
ministering angel, and lest he would exhaust
himself with talking would kindly and gently
tell us to depart. His sufferings increased
from day to day, and it was soon apparent to
him that death-for which he was always
ready-was near, and on lovely day in Aug
ust his spirit passed away, he having met
death with the faith and hope of Christian,
and the courage of true American.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-02-26
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Among American manufactures, few have
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4. We have received OF Geo. Z. Kowell g. Co.,
their Newspaper Directory for the quarter,
issued January. It is neat volume and OF
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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-02-26

A Chicago girl lost her overshoe while
travelling through Virginia last year,
and now some newspapers are writing up
long articles about the discovery of a
subterranean cave in that State. f. =, ST.
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A workman by the name of Louis Martel,
employed on the railroad trestle opposite Has
tings had the misfortune tt, break his leg last
week by heavy timber falling on it. -s.t.
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SOldiers---P Pensioners.

we puDl1sn an e1RhtpAg0 paDer-"THE NATIONAL
TR1BUNE devoted to the interests of Pensioners. Sol
diers and Sailors and their heirs also contains inter
esting family reading. IS =: .'@5a .,[7' n: =
Price-Fifty cents year-special Inducements to
clubs proper blank to collect amount due under new
ARREARS OF PENSION BILL furnished gratuitously, to
regular subscribers only and such claims filed in Pen
sion Office without charge January number as speci.
men copy free Send for it.. GEORGE E. LEMON h
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The s;rOvvn1nE Discovery.

The crow D1DG discovery.
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surpassed in practical benefit to mankind, by !
the discovery of Allan's Anti-Fat, the great
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preventing an undue assimilation Of the cor
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food Sold by druggists.
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BOTANIC MEDICINE Co., Buffalo, NJ Y: t
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We heartily endorse every word in the fol-
lowing notice from the Leavenworth Times:
We are in receipt of Geo. P. Rowell & Co.'S
Newspaper Directory for 1879, and must say
that it is the best ever issued by Rowell- (which
is saying good deal. It is on the same plan
as the rate book issued by commercial agen-
cies, and is most complete in every particular.
Rowell & Co. are honest, straightforward and
reliable, and we commend their directory for
1879 to every advertiser in the United States.
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If you have cough, use it "early and often.'
| All Druggists sell it,
The Directory Is OF invaluable service to adj
vertisers throughout the country, as it gives
accurate and reliable information of the circl-
lation, influence and standing of the principal
newspapers published in the country. The
large advertising business Of Rowell & Co.
gives them the very best facilities for obtaining
the reliable statistics presented in this volume.
SUNDAY Morning Tribune, Rochester, ". Y.
Feb. 9, 1879. a54.a.s
We are in receipt OF Geo. r. kowell s. Co.'S
American ; Newspaper s Directory &c; TX for 1871
) Rowell is entitled to great credit from the
} press OF this country for his newspaper enter
. prise. The work is vastly important for the
) library Of information which it contains
North Manchester, Ind, Journal, Jan. 80, 1879
American citizen., 1879-04-19
A Harvi-Heartcdr Z Physician.

A certain physician in this city, whose
practice is almost entirely among the
poorer people, has the reputation of
driving hard bargains with the patients,
and, it is said, always requires them to
pay his fee before giving them his re-
cipc, and if the money is not forthcom-
ing he will tear it up and go away. The
story is told of him that a short time
since he was called to attend sick
child whose parents reside in tene-
ment house. On arriving at the house,
not wishing to exert himself more than
was necessary, he stopped at the foot OF
the stairs and called, "Whose child is
sick up thereP" "Mine," said the
mother, coming to the head of the
stairs. "Well, bring me down two
dollars" said the doctor. The money
was brought, and the doctor then in
quired the symptoms, which being told
said, "Oh, give it a dose of castor oil, ,
and then went his way Boston TTau
elLer.
American citizen., 1879-04-19
A Story for Good Little Boys.

Shall 1 tell you a true story about
James's mammal? l think hear you
say, "Oh, please dol" Well, I will
tell it to you. James's mamma is
very nice mamma. She never gets
angry with James. She never hits
him on the head with her thim-ble or
boxes his ears, as some bad mam-mas
do. When James is sitting by the fire,
reading his nice book, his mamma
does not push him out of his chair, and
say, "I want to sit there myself" She
does not suddenly think of something
for James to do, just as he is in the
most inter -est-ing part of q story.
That is a long word, is it not? You
must ask your mamma what it means.
When James's man. ma has company,
she does not make James wait till the
nice dinner is all cold. She does not
give James the poorest piece of meat
nor the piece of pudding that is burnt.
She treats James as though he were
company, too. Why, one day, she
gave James the only piece of pie on the
plate; so that Charles's mamma, who
was at dinner, did not get any. And
James's mamma knew that Charles s
mann ma was very fond of pie. Now,
l think I hear you say, "Why, this sto-
nv is about my own dear mamma.
She always does just the same as this
James's mamma does.
Trnnscrjpt
American citizen., 1879-04-19
NUMBER II.

just demands. sanctioned by all laws, human
and divine. protected and hedged around by
people Of this land without regard to section,
clamored for not by the south alone, but in
as as w ss in Sew as we ns IN IN
tllis side p TIE chamber, which b.s demon.
died 5' by ufas Virtue ,''' of It's iimitasion:
principle can not be compromised; II MAY
be surrendered: but that can only be dofie By
they are cr:tvens and towards, and lack the
courage of their own convictions. We can
not yield. and we will not yield IApplanse
the other side that this is the restoration to
power of party as old MS the Government it.
stood the boldest. freest, truest exponent and
champion and defender of the doctrine of
trine of aggrandizement of power It is this
organization that has come back to rule, and
t. rule In , obedience to LAW The Issue is laid
appeal to tlidt sovereign arbiter to which the
ss 4@sae RssRsI asss sss,as .Ss g.
else such Unconstitutional powers. We do
not mean to pitch this coiite It ON the grounds
"the grace OF God" by the run Of luck" to
be administering that Office. If from yonder
GpoiSnS to picture PaSs,r hanging t %
dent of the republic should step down to as
sume powers which the grateful people Of an
infant republic conferred upon him as their
Chief Magistrate-=if he were here, fired by
Chat patriotic ardOr which moved him in the
earlier and better days of this great Govern.
ment, to him We wOttld not consent to yield
unconstitutional powers or to rest the liberty
of the citizen in any mans discretion, nor
would he receive 1t. 1t was not for the earlier
but for the later Executives of the Govern
fflent to grasp and seek to retain such ques-
| tiOfidble prsrogatives. 1t is made on principle,
not on policy; affd it can not be surrendered.
Standing on such Broad grounds, clothed
| I'm such a panoply, RESTING this case on
the broadcast principle of justice, we ,afe con
tent to appeal to the people of tffis land;
There is no tribunal before which we are not
| willing to carry this case of contest, and we
are ready to ALLOW Him who rules the des-
TIMES of man to Judge between and give
victory to the right l do not mean to lmt-
tate the gentleman from Ohio. dfsclafm
any authority to state what others may do,
but do mean to say that 1t is my deliberdte
conviction that there is not to be found a
single man on this side of the House who will
ever consent to abandon one jot or title of
the faith that is in him. He could not sur
render if he would. and he would not. We
are planted on our convictions there VIC will
stand. He who dallies Is a bastard, and he
who denies Is damned. Loud applause.
When Mr.. Blackburn concluded his speech
he was surrounded by his colleagues, who
congratulated him upon 1t.
American citizen., 1879-04-19
Treasure in Birds Nests.

Yesterday the men engaged in clean
ing Monumental Park of the debris and
rubbish, while taking down the spar
rows nests in the trees came across
one in which they found II So bill neatly
woven. The money was crumpled, but
good, and the half dozen men quietly
"divided" and went into the task with
renewed zeal, expecting to find few
more bills hidden away somewhere in
the nests. Strange to say, they found
a lady's fine gold chain in another, sand
n number of other curiosities of less
yalue.-CleuelG7ad Leader.
American citizen., 1879-04-19
!, MISS. SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1879.

ment, the power to have printed testimony
taken from time to time and such statements
adjourn over Good Friday was disagreed to
by a vote of q yeas to 81 nays. The House
in Committee Of the Whole, but did not reach
any vote. ~
In the Senate, on the 11th, Mr.. Hereford
called up Mr. Hoar's resolution declaring the
Democratic programme for the passage of
the appropriation bills to be unconstitutton-
al and revolutionary, and made a speech
against It, insisting no such action was
contemplated as would justify such a
Repeal all the obnoxious laws and all
will be well. Give the people. a free election
prevail throughout our borders. Repeal
these acts, and by SO doing assert the doc
ment without the Intervention of the Army.
The Ar%y Arr ~ bin Was then saSen
No amendments were adopted. the Commit
tee on Appropriations having agreed to resist
all amendments, and the majority of the
reason reason f assigned sby nj. withers fES fof such
course was that amendments would de-
.hs Ct ae b The
Shen @ shs Senate ad,oSrned IN M6naay. Is
Committee of the Whole. Mr.. Blackburn 3D..
hy2 In the chair consideration OF the degisd d
2 number of amendments were adopted The
Speaker announced the standing committees
anu the House adjourned.
The Senate was not in session on the 18th.
1.-THE House further considered the Leg.
fslative Appropriation bill in Committee of
the Whole. The subiecs of controlling and
Graduating contagious diseases among do
mestic animals was reftri ed to the Commit
tee on Agriculture. The appropriation for
investigating the habits of the cotton worm
control of the chronological Commission
Mr.. Hurd d., o. moved that when the
House adjourn day. It be till Tuesday
Ia
the purpose of excluding the Introduction
of financial and other bills Monday. The
yeas and nays were ordered, and the motion
was re1ectcd-yeas los, nays los. Alffhe Re-
publicans voted in the affirmative, and all the
Greenbackers in the negative, as did all but
Blouns (esa.l, Clymer pa }. Cook fGa9, Co
vert IN: Deuster (wi.2. Hammond (Ga-l J.
and Talbot (Md). Among the pairs an.
nounced was the Speaker with a Republican.
Mr.. Kelley (R., PENN voted with the Green
hackers.