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4 svFoRITE COUGH REMEDY.-For
Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma. Catarrh
and other diseases OF the bronchial
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Valuable Papers, by

Dr. Henry L.. BOwditch. On Prevention OF Consumption
Dr. II. w. williams. ON Near->ighte!ness
ID. 4. Lincoln, On Hy giene Scholars
George l. HsriEC, Jr., On Ventilation
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SEVERAL young gentlemen were sit
ting together, and young lady hap
pened TO approach the vicinity. One
real sweet" young fellow, seeing. as
he supposed, the young lady looking
at him remarked, playfully and with a
becoming simDer, well. Miss -,
you needn't look at me as though yOu
wanted to eat me-" ''Oh, no." replied
the young lady, 81 never eat greens. "
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Short Religious Articles, by

Rev. Theodore T.. CuyIer. u. d.,
Rev. ~ 4. Thompson, ID. D..
i;ey. Theron Brown.
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SO in legitimate Stock Speculations in Wall
street. pays immense profits Pamphlets ex-
planning everything sent free. HEATH d Co.,
Brokers, 1927 Broadway, y. Y.
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The hand that rocks the cradle, is
the hand that moves the earth. DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup Is the best remedy
for all complaints children are subject
TO, such as Dysentery, Diarhea, SUM
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ADVICE to oyster eaters, candidates
and American mothers in Europe.
Watch the count.
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THE boy who is well spanked fully
realizes the deep meaning of stern jus
tice,
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0Xoe in travelling the Rev. DR..
Bledsoe was exceedingly annoyed by a
pedantic bore who forced himself upon
him, and made n great parade of his
shallow learning. Toe doctor bore it
as long as he could, and at length,
locking at him grayely, said: My
friend, you and know all that is TO
be known" GLOW is that? said the
man, pleased with what he thought a
very complimentary association
"Why," said the doctor, "Ycu know
everything except that yon are fool,
and | know that"
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editorial DEPARTMENT..

The articles the Editorial Pages viii prepared by the
gane pens They will present IN clear succnct way
l,i-iiOuS OF the
cal, nterary and scensirc. -
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To clean woolen cloth, take equal
parts OF spirits of hartshorne and ether
ox-gall mixed with il makes it better.
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A MIXTURE of oil and ink is good tC
clean kid boots with: the Iirst soften,
and the latter blackens them.
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RAT holes may be stopped efTectually
by filling with broken glass and plas-
ter of paris.
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Kidney Complaint.

II. Y. STEVENS:
Dear Sfr-I have use1 your TEGETISE for some
benefit TO NE and TO those suffering from dis
eases OF the kf1neyS / cheeTfuliy recommend f..
Respectfully. o. II. SMITH.
Atteste1 10 by X r. Ashfeld, Druggist, cor.
Eiuhfh nd Central avenues
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IL You Would Enjoy Good Health, TAKE
Eoofdnds German Binsgs
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For PIMPLEs or the Face. use Hieskelrs Tet-
eY- Ointment 1t never fails to remove them.
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Many times florists, instead OF remov-
ing plant to a larger pot, simply wash
the soil from the roots, and return it to
the same pot, but in a new soil.
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sr,4e5.sO Profits in 80 Days:

IF You are Dyspeptic HOotlGnds German
Bitters Will cure YOU
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Eminent Orators. by James T. Fields.
Tie Home Lie % Statesmen by James Parton.
~ kcoectiOis OF Eminent Men. by Ray Palmer. ID. D.
College Days OF 4. u. Macauiay. D
Daniel Webster. by Edwin u. Whipplc.
Charles SumneI.D
George P
Edward Everett, VIM. Everett, LII. ID.
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RieskeTs T.1er Ointment VIII cure every
form OF letter.
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If TROUBLED with Constipation. take Hoof-
and's German Bitters-
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Ir Your Liver is Disordered Roofands Ger
man Bieers will set il right.
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More than Two Hundred Short Stories.

Harriet Beecher Stowe,
Charlotte Mary NonEC,
GeorEiaul NJ Craik.
a. IA. LeCrowCus.
ke5ecca HaTIiug Davis,
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,ove, Rose Terry Cooke, J. T. Trowbridge.
lnze, Louisa VI. Alcott, Marion Harlanl,r y
X. J. ID. Chaplin. - VI. CORNWALL
Charles grsr.dock- Frances NJ. Peart,
Davis, Sarah o. Jewett. Ruth Chesterfield.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-12-17
WIT AND HUMOR.

AN ELEcIIoS.-Shortly before noon
on election day a chap whose boot-
haels showed four kinds of clay and q
streak of plank-road soil besides, ana
whose general makeup was a fierce as
that of any Texas Jack on the prairie,
appeared at the upper precinct OF tne
Eleventh ward, Detroit. Some folks
thought he was n candidate, but he
wasn't. Others thought he voted In
that ward, but he didn't.
81 come in to see the fun and like
enough square off to few myself" he
replied 10 those offering him tickets,
and he took seat on a fence and walt
ed TO hear some one call some one else
liar and row to begin.
Nothing transpired, however, 10
disturb the general peace and harmo-
ny, and after about half an hour the
young man got down Off his perch and
said TO a citizen:
"What IN blazes do you call this,
anvhow?"
"It is an election" was the reply.
"Mighty thin this for an election.
Why, out IN my town we only poll l2O
votes, but we are all day doing it, and
we average one knock-down for every
five ballots put through the window
Pm Just dying to see row, but you
are all skinned milk folks around
here"
The good citizen didn't want the
stranger to carry home a bad impress
sion OF Detroit, and after looking
around Bit he said:
"Down around the cerner is a saloon.
shouldn't wonder if you'd find some
of the boys In there. Ii you want to
rouse any of them just smash their hats
over their ears and tell 'em you're a
wild cat from the openings"
''Good 'nuff-wild cat-hanged II
don't!" chuckled the young man. and
away he danced.
In about twenty minutes boy came
running for an officer and said that q
man had been killed. In the roadside
ditch was barrel. Jammed into that
barrel head first, was the wild cat from
the interior, and the man who jammeo
him satson the saloon steps singing
"My Grandfather's Clock" squirting
up and down for a lost overcoat but
ton. When the wild cat was pulled
out of his retreat his overcoat wa:
split in two, his shirt nearly torn OF
and his nose and eyes had q butcher
shop look.
"What's all this :" demanded the Of.
flcer as he rendered the loan of hand
kerchief.
"Bin lickedr' was the humble re-
ply.
"Who by?"
"I dunno, didn't get to see mor'r
half of him."
Aren't you the chap who was blow
ing around up at the polls about the
fun at you town meetings
81 are"
"And what do you think now."
81 think your darned old town il
one trick ahead of u.s." replied thu
young man, as he pulled some grass t.
wipe his nose. This Is the first time
ever saw 4 man barreled up for mar
ket after being licked! I'm ready to gC
home how as soon as | find my hat. y.
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VEGETINE has never failed to effect a
cure, giving tone and strength TO the
system debiltated by disease.
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THE TRUE RELIl

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Everyday Facts in Common Law, by
Poems.

Hon. Charles Theodore RusSeli.-Showing how 10 Con
vcy lani-SerVc " rIt-Slake Wi-About tie ProSecu
tiOn of CriIues-S.c.
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Kidney COMPLAINT.

tINCINNhli, o, April u, lsi..
MR. II. r. STEVENS:
l have suffered several years with the Kidney
Complaint, and was induced 10 try VEGEIISE /
have taken several bottles OF your preparation.
and am convinced it Is a valuable remedy. IL
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| can heartily recommend 10 10 all suffering
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Yours Respectfully.
j. :. MCMILLEN,
First bookkeeper for NcwhaIl. Gale & Co. -four
merchants, No. Sc West Front street, Cincin-
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Foreign Letters, by
Brilliant Sketches, on

Edward NJ. King. Charles Barnard,
Louise Chandler Moulton, Mrs. John Lille.
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2, Efgar Fawcett, John G. Whittier.
Lucy l-aTcOm. Mr.. and Mrs. Piatt,
J. 4. TrowbTIdge, PaHl II. Hayne,
Nora Perry, Julia e. L. DOrr-
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Henry ". LongfellOw,
EDNA Dean Proctor,
James y. Fields,
Sidney LaIier.
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Stories OF Adventure. by

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Charles CraddcCl. Mrs. II. y. King.
&. \. stephens, Charles Ii Lden.
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FALSE Inn M,

a,sSest we extract s,9 e from Dr.. Pss.,..' -
uis'saSe and It's Cure. ss ii1.i. iS.i',,i =,
List as m. -lHs-
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Special Stories

A Serial S+or-- hy Harriet Eeecher stowe.
siits Ia SioEer--a Serial By Dinah 1IuIock Crs.ik.
4 serial S-o-v fori is-vs. tv =. Z. T-OWbridge-
A story Of Southern iif.. hv Marie B. Williams
Tals of ClmleEzuI Mountains, by Charles CrsdGOck.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-17
THE ELECTIONS.
But Little News From 0hi0-FOs-
ter's Majority Seventeen
Thousand.
10th Branches of the Legislature Re
publican, the Senate by Seven
and the Lower House
By Tswenty-Six Ma
jority.

TonEnu, q, Oct. 1s.-Lucas county, ofsacial
vote, gives Ewing % majority over Foster,
being Republican gain of 1858 on the vote
OF 1879. Wellbridge, Republican Senator, has
1u61 majority. Returns from various coun-
tee In this senatorial district now Indicate
the election OK Wiikina fDemoerat) by 100 OF
400 majority. The Republicans elect both
Representatives from Lucas county by esl
majority.
UorURBus, Oot. t6s--No news ofimportance
hrs been received to-day by either party. eS-
cept that the Republican committees comedies
the defeat OF Wallbridge, Republican oandi-
date for Senator In the Toledo district.
This leaves the Republicans eight majority
hi the Senate, and certainly thirty-five on
o:25 b. m.--Bnt few additional figures have
been receivad here to-day by either on the
committees. The Republican committee re-
port tonight that according to their hguree
Fosters majority will be somewhere neal
i7.DnO, Tt viii take the full official figures,
which cannot be obtained for some days, tu
decide definitely what the exact majority will
Nbe. lit was reported this morning that the
&&sepublican candidate for Senator Ia Butler
~Warren's district had been defeated by one
ssvute, but this afternoon the Republican com.
mittee were notified that no had been elected
hy twelve majority. This gives the Repub.
Hcans twenty-five Senators and the Demo
Gratis fifteen. According to the best figures
VI chtainHhle the Republicans have elected sew
enty members of the lower house.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-17
England and Her Difiiculties-A
Grand National Emigra-
tiOn Scheme.
The Anti-Rent Meeting at Belfast,
Ireland-The Belgian School
Difficulty = The Greek
Frontier Question
To Be Settled.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Oct. 16.-A conference OF delegates
representing 100000 miners was held to-day
at Leeds, MIR. Mcdonald presiding. reso-
luton was passed In favor OF national emil
grafton scheme TO lessen the competition
among miners. The scheme consists q g
system Of small weekly subscriptions; the
subscribers, after certain time, to ballot
for chances to emigrate. Those going TO
America will receive G6 and passage money
to Australia or New Zealand, 912 and pass
age money. -.
says that the resolution adopted Saturday by
the representatives Of forty limited companies
of Oldham to work on the short time system
for another month has surprised nobody, ny
the trade has not, 80 far as Oldham Is con-
cerned, been much benefited by the expert
ment. III Ia true that the price OF cotton has
fallen In Liverpool, but the price Ot yarn has
not hardened In Manchester, aud. in fact has
lost ground and the advantage gained IN
Liverpool IL thus almost counterhalanced.
Whom the new CROP arrives and the prices of
cotton fell to any considerable extent, there
will be general rush for full time operations
and a revival OF the old complaints concern
ing overproduction. The position Ut many of
the limited companies Is very grave indeed.
A few have gone into liquidation because their
loan capital has been hastily withdrawn. One
or the largest concerns, with a nominal capital
OF g15Ooo0. which during the last year had to
repay G4oO00 to timld loan holders, has gone
Into liquidation this week to prevent further
hasty Withdrawals.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-17
LOUISIANA NOTES.

The health OF our community was never
known to be better than during the past
year. Bossier Banner.
Cotton Is coming In lively, but our farmers
say 1t Is nearly all opening at once, and that
it Will not take many p1ckings to gather it.
[Bossier Banner.
Hon. George Williamson, ex-U nited States
minister plenipotentiary and envoy extraordi-
nary to Central America, arrived IN the city
on the 10 80 9. m. train to-day. Timeis deal
ing gently with him; he looks not day older
than when he left us for his foreign mission
shreveport Standard. October IL.
On the night Of September 9, 1879, some one
broke into the store Of Jules 81. Normand, In
the lower part OF this parish and stole there
from shot gun, money and dry goods to the
value Of $60 A warrant was issued. Vincent
Smallwood was found In possession Of the
articles and arrested on the third day Of Oc-
tober. Last Thursday he was arraigned be-
fore the Hon. J. M. B. Tucker, parish Judge,
when he waived preliminary examination,
and was required to give bond In the sum OF
$500 for his appearance before the District
Court. SmallWood now gazes at the outer
world, 'twixt prison bars. Frank Woodward,
concerned in the same offense, was required
to give bond In the sum Of 5000 for his ap-
pearance before the District Court. He is
keeping Smallwood company and consoling
him in his eonfinement.-IDo Donaldsonville
Ghiaf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-17
THE STATE TICKET.
More Favorable Comments from the Country
Press.
tBossier Banner.l


We are proud of the work done at Baton
Rouge: we are proud OF the ticket from be-
ginning to end, and we are proud OF the
great harmony that prevailed among the
delegates. Well done, good and faithful
seryants You have given us an able and q
popular ticket, and we will elect It, It will
receive the united and enthusiastic support
Of the true and gallant Democracy OF Louis
lana
Three cheers for our honored standard
bearerSl They all possessed Ot tho quail
ficattons which Jefferson thought necessary
for the voter to ask when called to vote for
officers Of the government: They are hon
est, capable md efficient.
II is very gratifying indeed to know. that
Louis Alfred Witt heads the ticket. He has
fought 50 many battles for the Democratic
party; he has been 80 constantly true to the
results OF caucus or convention; he has stood
SO unwaveringly by nominees or standard
bearers: he has been SO persistent in his ad-
trials and difficulties, he has been SO patient,
hopeful and faithful, that a Democratic CAM
paign without Wiltz as one OF the standard
bearers would be like q locomotive without a
driving wheel. Ii, In the struggle OF 1879, the
Democracy Of Louisiana has @ more able
brilliant, formidable champion, or one more
used to telling work at every part of the line.
we have read but poorly the history of politics
In Louisiana.
[sparta Times.l
telligenee reaches us that Louis A. Wiltz, of
Orleans. was nominated for Governor; s. D..
McEnery, oi Ouachita, for Lieutenant Gov
ernor; Judge }. G. Egan for Attorney Gem
ernl, viii A. Strong Secretary of State, Allen
Jumel Auditor, and Il. FL. Fay Superintendent
Or Public Education. Wiltz was nominated
on the first ballot. getting 29d and Ogden 173.
We are not prepared at present to give any
further account OF the proceedings of the
convention We must say. however, that our
State has made very choice selections. The
ticket is composed OF the staunchest leaders
Of our State, and men who cannot fall to
please the majority of our people.
with Witt, the patriotic defender of
our r. rights. as Governor McEnery,
who was never known to falter In the
discharge Of his duties, as Lieutenant Cover
nor, and Egan. who made such q gallant de-
Tense of the North Louisiana prisoners before
the courts Of New Orleans, us Attorney Cen
eral, together with the others whose names
honor the ticket, and who have shown them
selves worthy of the distinction, the next four
years must needs be q season OF peace and
prosperity in Louisiana.
madison Journal
The convention Is over and o satisfactory
ticket In the field, rs follows: For Governor.
Louis A. WiltZ, OF Orleans; Lieutenant Gov
ernor, s. d. McEnery, of Ouachita; Attorney
General, ]. O. Egan, OF Claiborne: Secretary
of State, w. A. Strong, OF Wlnn; Auditor, A.
Jumel, of Iberville; Superintendent Of Edu-
| cation L. a.. Fay, OF East Felieiana. This Is
| the ticket selected for the people, and they
should lose no time In thoroughly organizing
for the important campaign ahead of them.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-17
SPORTING.
The Courtney -Hanlan Race Postponed :
Oourtney's Boat-House Broken Into
and His Boats Out in Two.

MAyyILnE Wis, Oct. 16.--It was discover
ed this morning that the door OF the boat
house In which Courtney 3 boats were kept
had been forced open late last night BY some
unknown persons and both boats sawed nearly
In two, In such a manner as to utterly ruin
them. The one made for the race known ae
tho Hop Bitters boat, was cut twO-thtrd
through, twelve feet ten inches from tho bow
the working boat was cut entirely through,
six feet four inches from the stern. II will
take at least ten days to Eet another hoat
built There is a general feeling OF distrust
ms to the part that Courtney took In the mat
ter. many believing that hc Or his men are at
the bottom OF 1T.
1t ID estimated that there are 10000 people
here to witness the expected race.
There is great excitement over the destruc-
tion OF COurtneys boat.
The boat used by Frenchy johnson, In prac-
tice, la too light for Gourtney's use, 50 post
nonement OF the race for a time, or more
likely permanent one, ID probable.
The referee and officers In charge OF affairs
are In consultation, but no reporters were adj
mitted.
HANLAN SAID 10 HAVE RuWED OVER THE
COURSE
NEW YORK, Oct. 16, 10 80 p. NIT Is re-
ported that Hanlan ruwed over the course at
Chautauuua Lake to-day. but that Mr..
Soule refused to award the stakes.
BASE BALL.
WORCESTER Oct. 15.-W Worcesters 8, Bog
tons T.