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Not sure Of His Ticket.
fCincinnatf ENQUIRER.


A citizen was stopped ON the street yester~
day afternoon by an old man with hayseeds
In his beard and whose boots were blackened
with axle grease, when the following conyer-
saton took place:
"Say, what street is this?" asked the old
maff.
"This," answered the citizen, 'is Fourth
street."
party, enthusiastically. Horses galopin',
men runnin', women a-sailin' along. Why,
business is just q boomin'"
"This Is certainly very busy street" re-
piled the citizen; "a very busy street indeed.
"Times must be pickin' up. Sherman and
Foster are right. The business boom has ar
rived. Resumption has done its work, as they
say, an no mistake"
Then after an adnirfng look at the busy
scene before him, he continued:
''This settles it for me. Eli vote for Charley
Foster an the hull ticket. The Republican
party II good enough for me" and ne saun-
tered off.
"CharIey Foster and John Sherman are not
responsible for this business activity. We
have had this sort OF thing every day for ten
years. Under Democratic presidents this
street presented just as busy scene as IL
does now,
lis that so?"
''Itla, sir Why, under Andy Johnson's adj
ministration one day saw seven women ana
twice az many children knocked down ON this
very crossing In front Of u by passing teams.
It was Just next to impossible to get from one
SIDE Of the street to the other"
care you sure 1t was during Johnson,H
terms"
sT'm sure OF It,"
"Poor president as he was2"
II saw It with my own eyes"
"Weil, then I'm dumbed IL don't inveSn-
gate little further before vote for Charley
Foster" and he moved off reading the signs
and watching the people as they hurried
along.
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COMFORT.

single word fs little thing,
But o soul may be dying before our eyes
For lack Of the comfort a word may bring.
With It's welcome help and Its sweet SURPRISE.
kindly look costs nothing at all.
But q heart may be starving for just one
glance.
That shall show by the eyeld's tender fall
The help Of plying countsnance.
It Is easy enough 10 b. nd the ear
TO catch some tale Of sore distress;
For men may be faintiBg beside us here,
For longing to share their WEAKNESS.
These gifts nor silver nor gold may buy,
Nor the wealth Of the richest OF men bestow;
But the comfort Of word or ear or eye
The poorest may offer wherever he go.
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The Modern society Young Man.
Boston Sunday Courier.

Scene: The billard-room oil a fashionable
clubhouse At O'Clock enters Augustus,
who removes his summer ulster and diSeloses
dress suit.
One of the players-"HulIoi Gus is rugged
out under full sail and all the candles lighted
What is 1t, old fellow2"
Augustus-"Oh, ! have been to make my
party call on Miss Banker. She wasn't at
home. so left my pasteboard and came
around here"
Thirteen young men drop their cues, seize
their hats, remark, chats the racket for
me-" and slide off to Beacon street. At IL
o'clock Miss Banker gets home, finds four
teen cards, and says: "How funny that all the
boys should have called this evening" At
the same hour Augustus receives three
"stniles" and ten cigars, the .greatful offer
ings of thirteen young men who have made
their party call without the trouble Of dress-
ing or the expense OF a hack.
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many new fossils and new marine animal.
Prof. Nordenskjold considers tfle voyage from
Europe to Asia by Behring Straits to BY Ger
tain and safe, and the actual time fn covering
the route was very short. The success Of the
expedition has been remarkable, In view OF
the fact that 80 many leading explorers, for
several centuries, have failed to achieve It's
object
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-14

The editor Of the London World finds that
sleeplessness is a nalady to which women
are peculiarly subject, and that tobacco 10
moderation acts as soother to irritable
nerves. Men who have tried going home az
D a. n. for weeks at a time strongly scented
with tobacco and other sedatives, report that
the supply Of sieepiessness was large, but
the remedy failed to act.
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Van Can He happy

II you will stop all your e1travagant and
wrong notions In doctoring yourself and fam
ais. that do harm always, and use only na-
lures simple remedies for all your ailments
YOU Will be wise, we'll and happy, and save
great expense. The greatest remedy for this,
the great, wise and good will tell you. Is Hop
Bitttrs-beiieve it. See Proverbs in an
other column.
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county, N. c., made so many converts that
the sober minded residents became alarmed.
The preachers were sonndiy whipped and the
converts were also tickled with hickory 1wigs
One man complained because the tickling was
done when he had only shirt to protect him
The women are moving on to Utah.
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We direct attention OF our readers to the
advertisement of Il. Dudley Coleman l. Bro
manufacturers of corn mills, saw mills and cot
ton presses. etc. They have removed their
stock into large and commodious new ware
facilities to offer inducements to purchasers.
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Counting Through the Bible.

Love at first sight in church, with Scrip,
turaI commentary, is Illustrated In the local
columns Of the Albany Argus. One Sunday a
seat in a pew adjoining one III which lovely
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-14
EhscinHrtnE,

When delightful dor surrounds the person.
by the use OF DR.. Prices exquisite perfumes.
then it Is that the utmost destinations Of besuty
come in play and cap'iyates Its admirers. DR.
Prices Unique Perfumes are appreciated for
their peculiar delicate fragrance. They are sold
by |. l.. Lyons. New Orleans.
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Scarlet fever is so prevalent In indianapolis
that the ACCESSIBILITY Of keeping, Inc pupAe
schools closed for time Is being discussed.
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LADIES, LIST.

p,oa1ev Emma miss Baumgartner G. miss
parnier Angela miss Bernard Ida miss
Roitnn Lille miss Bush Il zzie mrs
GneaU mrs Canaan Ann mrs
Collins Minnie mrs Doyle Cornelia mrs
Ea.9a rds Nancy miss EIloise Virginia miss
Frosr MsIia miss Frieiters Elizabeth mrs
GRAY miss GriDstead Alice M mrs
Glover Lou mrs Goodwin Bridget miss
Haddap MARGARET mrs Hays mrs
Hfrsch Pauline
johnson Lou SO miss Johnson Mary mrs
Lorett miss u 1uia Hannah mrs
Mitchell Ouhifia Mareli Louisa mrs
Murphy Mary miss Pryott mrs
Relltnd Rachael mrs Robertson Mary y mrs
-and.rs Letltia mrs scott Laura Mrs
Shayfure mrs
Williams Lou miss Wright Caroline mrs
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining In the New Orleans Psstemee
ar Ill n. m, september l3, 1879.
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GENTLEMEN,s LIST.

Anderson Jasper
Banyard Dram
Bil!in s J
Buckley f
Brown Ihos rev
Cunningham VIM
Dove w J
Hasman s
Hall John
Johnson Orig .a, .,,a1
Hernandez Mieusa
KtmbaIl z n
Laudan Emile
Morton J b
Morse q A.
Marsh Thos
MCKINLEY Daniei
Pearson Dempsey
p hof G a "
Robertson D w
Shaw K r
Stetueke Edv
Smith Alexander
Tate Robert
Ware &eo
Ellis rhos n
Williams Cornelius
Williams mr.
MULLEN. Postmaster
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The new fashions, new fabrics and new
colors come to US with suggestion OF au-
tumn, which Is especially delightful to US
who are still laDguishing under heat that Is
almost tropical. 1t is refreshing to read that
somewhere in this broad land women are al
ready retreatlDg into
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Adams VIM E Ar
Atkins Abram
Baanigan Jas a BE-
Bable Joseph ..s.. III
Burne DIR ~
Blum, Stern &co Bi
Brown Wrn =. ...=
Carver Jeff "
Campbell Tom "
Hamilton eco - IL
Hardin John T d
Jugnes Geo - & -
HUNTINGTON Bros d
Jones Rufus U,
Krum mick Geo q,
King John q .@. NJ
Murphy VIM n.
| Moten Glance M
| Miller Jesse ma
| Manuel Henry
| Norris John b pa,
| philips Tbos II 70
RandoipI @oo Sn.
sherlock Frank an
Shulelaeld j .=s.=z. gu
smith . 9@ saml tn
Walker Thos .=5. y, W. !
Weeks G J "
Weller Il D "
VI. T. McMI
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ls the same, necessitating masculine Sim
plicity. The skirt must be retained, but the
hat, corsage and vest are in strict imitation
of mems habillments. Can it be that the in
trusion OF Worth and his iik into women's
work accounts for this unnatural caprice?
Who knows what hopes and ambitious hith-
erto confined to manly breasts and labeled
"unfeminine" may spring up beneath the con-
genial and suggestive vest and coat now at
fected by our Young ladies? We imagine
that the suIuptuous house tollettes are safe
to counterfeit any such temptation, so long
as d "woman's keen delight In levels, rich
and dainty drapery, rare fabrics and soft
lines survives.
We are told that the preparations for
DRAWING ROOM ToILETTEs
in New York are absolutely formidable. But
we will not anticipate. AS the season adj
yances other styles will be reported as they
appear, and a partial word bestowed upon
those which particularly commend them
selves to the public taste.
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THE JOURNAL.
Daily, Tri-W eekly, and
Weekly.
THE CHICAGO EVENING JOURNAL.
The Oldest and Best Afternoon
Paper In the West.
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1880.

THE JouESAL, in its several editions, gives ALL TIE
NEWS, domestic and foreign, promptly and comprenen
siycly, in every department of human affairs.
1t aims to be TRUSTWORTHY, rather than sensational
1t reports all LOCAL EVENTS, and among its chief fea
lures are FULL AND ACCURATE MARKET REPORTS
Politically 1t is in complete accord with the general spirit
purposes and tendencies Of the GREAT REPUBLICAN,
PARTY OF THE NATION. That is to say it is
and unhesang exponent of the Cause of Justice of the
purity of the Ballot Box; the Protection Every C
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Threat Hindrance; of Righteous Governments and OF
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II discusses all public questions with dignity and fairness,
but has federation for Humbug, Corruption Vicious.
ness in Politics, Trade Society.
The people Of the West have read THE JOURNAL for th.
tyv years and know what and have every reason to
have confidence in It's future. 1t is of the FIRMLY
ESTABLISHED INSTITUTIONS OF CHICAGO.
will be hereafter what it has been hitherto
except as 1t may by avaHg itself Of facilities and
keeping pace with the progressive spirit of the age I'M
prove in character and be enhanced vaue TO the public
as a FIRsT.CLAss GENERAL NEWSPAPER.
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New aUncrtis
L. W. BREWER,
Attorney at Lac.
-


CfTATEI OF ILLINOIS, Ia SALE Co.'s
- In the Circuit court. January term 1851.
William Wilson Barton W. Bagley Elizabeth Bagey
AlOnZo Bagley. Martha A. Bagey Louisa \. Mills John II
Mills, TheOdOcia Smith, JudSun Smith. Melissa WOrre
George Worre and Bradford Bagley.-ln ChGDcTy.
Affidavit of the nonresIenCe OF Aonzo Bagley Martha
4. Bagley. TheodOcis smith, Judson Smith, Melissa WOr
ell George NUrrel and Bradford Bagey implicated with
he other above named defendants having been flied in the
erk office Of the Circuit Court of said county, notice Is
therefore hereby given - the said nonresident defendants
hat the complainant fled his bill Of compaintn said court
the chanCery side thereof the 18th day of Noylmber
80 and that thereHpOn summons Issued out Of sadSUurt
therein said suit pending. returnable the second
ionday il the month u January next, is by Law
tured
Nsw unless you, the said nonresident defendants above
ed shall personally be and appear before said Circst
the first day of the next term thereof % be holden
iva in and for the said county the second Monday
mary next and plead. answer demur to the said
lainaIlt's bill Of complaint, the and the matters
hing therein charged and stated will be taken
4 and decree entered against you according she
er Of said bill ROSWELL " HOLMES, Clerk.
AVA illinois, November 2sth, 1873.
VI BREwER, Complt's SOlr. noy2siw
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THE
MISSOURI REPUBLICAN
It's Flag and EmbIems.
Democratic Principles and the In.
tereSts of the West
and South.
A Journal fer the Home Circle, the Office, the
Store and the Counting Room

Prosperity will attend the MISSOURI REPUBLICAS. Sur
vvlng the malice enemies and the rivalry Of compet-
tors its course continues upward Wholly u.-
scathed it has passed througwars conagratons OF
business depression political prescription and periods Of
public corrupton and it points to Its past ccnserya
tive progressive honorable record earnest OF s tu
turc Pnndecrs schemers, disturbes Of the peace de
stroyers Of the good of the state and their kind Will
be dashed heretofore These who assist to build up pro-
mote and adj vance commercial manufacturing and agrl
cultural interests of the Mississippi valley will be applaud
ed and encouraged The REPUBLICAN will aim 10 unity
and make solid the peaceful partisan objects that must
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and South will seek allay sectional bitterness in
stead Of arrayng section against section twill war against
Radicalism of all sorts holding that the safest channel is
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currency sufficient for the purposes Of business and suited
alike debtor and creditor classes 1t will steadily ad
attention by the general TO the subject
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equality in behalf this section with the North and East
In the Presidential Of 1850 will support the noml-
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ly asked themselves tn this behalf N their several
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star" combination is billed The play is
n shskespearcs Comedy OF Errors" advertised
L az the 1.-TWO Dromios" II you want to know
what the play is like consult the Immortal. Con.
Eulting the files Of the Musical and Dramatic
Times and Dramatic Ner,, we find that their cor.
respondents generally speak well Of the troupe
and in some cases very highly. We believe it
TO be we'll worth attending Tickets are on sale at
Glover's.
The following are fair specimens Of newspaper
comment, the first from the Davenport Dsmocat,
the second from the Gdse'ts, Sept 5:
Shakespeare sublime Comedy Of Errors, the
Two Dromios, was presented 10y one Of the finest
companies lalt evening, ever in this city, Wal
lacks Four Star Combination. Fawcett and
Gcrmon As the two DromoS, and Aiken and Muir.
ray Us the Antiphos Of Syracuse and the Anti
pholis of Ephcsus were fautless; il being impOs-
sihle to tell one from the other. Miss Rogers as
Adj lana, was good and convinced the audience
that she was an actress of more than ordinary
merit The dressing Of the piece was fire, the
setting good and every member appeared to bet
ter advantage than the usual travelling cOmpan
les that visit our city.
II has been Il long time since Davenport has
had 50 fine presentation of comedy rs during
the past two nights.
/. Helen Potcr's company, composed Of Helen
}Potler, reader; the Swedish Lady Quartctte;
Anna Theresa Berger, cOrnet sOost, and Felix
Regancy, caricaturist, will be at Aurora on Dec.
ia strong company
The great actress Rachael had a small scar
upon her check. In the extreme poverty of her
childhood she one day in the street contested
with do z the right to bone with some scraps
of meat on ii. A bite from the dog caused the
scar.
Miss Minna Wright, rising young reader, OF
Mendoza, has been graciously received in New
York City, appearing in fact with decided sue
cess. She 10 pronounced reader OF great versa
tility.
Mrs Scott-Siddons has gotten rid Of her hus-
band at st,-an agreement having been made
lately in England between them to separate
Mrs. SiddOns is to retain large property in New
leland, and begins life anew, reduced in fortune
but free from an incubus that continually
dragged her down.
The Mcndelssohn Quintette Club, Of Boston,
are again on the road. The repertoire has been
considerably enlarged. They appear in Deem
Der and January in Michigan and Ohio towns,
. ut will not reach Illinois
Emma Abbott and company will be in Chicago
n Dec. b. for one week.
m Edouard Remenyi has "nvented" violin reel
Ais. He is playing in Boston, the programme,
stated, consisting entirely Of RemenyIs violin
'playing.
/ Duprcz & Bencdict's Ministries are working
westward
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Our lliputian cotenp. "dOn't" depend on ex
changes for news. Is that so. Well, now, W,
do We depend on anything and everything fol
items Of any kind We don't know that our read
ers care d continental where We get our mater
ais for a readable paper; and We know mighty
well wen take 'em whenever we can find 'cm.
| The La Sale Press calls the Maine Grcenback.
| Democratic combination 1.-THE Mongre- Dem,
&c, &c Which recalls to the "man up tree"
the second back-action, double -somersault lately
INDUCED in by the Press The editor cleared"
10 elephants, at least.
The experience Of the man aroused from bed
by the earthquake in San Francisco, las related
by Mark Twain,) to whom the chamber maid of
| the hotel in reply to his remark, as he rushed
wildly up and down the halls "On, what shall !
d." SAID, "Well, if you're not particular, I'd ad-
wise you to hunt up clothing store, was
repeated with variations by couple of Mcndo-
taians while at the Grant boom in Chicago. They
had been out for "time," and had got their boots
aud pantaloons covered with mud. These on re.
ring, they turned over to the porter with nstruc-
IS to clean, sc. He took them but alas. in
he morning did not return them AS soon as de-
Isirable and the room was without call bell.
Alas alas, there are times that try mems souls!
The Reporter finishes the story: After discuss
ing the situation thoroughly, it was decided to
dress far as possible with the materials at hand
and explore the halls of the house until they
| found waiter or porter They accordingly sal
lied out sttred in striped socks, red flannel I'M
dcrgarments, overcoats tightly buttoned and hats.
But it didn't work. Everyone they approached
fed from them, taking them for some eXhiliratcd
boomers" out on a jamhoree-whch was utter
ly impossible, as both young men are possessed
of most correct moral habits. Hearing voices in
a room they concluded to knock and ask some one
possessed of pants and boots to 90 below and have
their missing garments sent up. They knocked,
but it only augmented their troubles, as the room
was inhabited by ladies! Here fix. In
apolOgZing, however, one Of the ladies who had
not the fear Of man before her eyes, took in the
situation, and made a little speech which If
correctly reported is about as follows "Young
men, if you will go into your room and stag there
II will go down stairs and send up your boots and
panties, " which she did after the young men had
taken her advice
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SONGS OF YESTERDAY.

by BENJAMIN +. TAYLOR author Of THE World on
Wheels" etc. etc. Beautifully illustrated, with hand
somely.onamented cover Full gllt edges, 500; Mo-
rocco 1900.
"a dainty, delicious and charming book, made
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NeD York.
"For holiday presents nothing more attractive
or beautiful can De found -" Boston Commonwealth.
''With the execution of Whittier, we have not
seen any whose Description of home could in
graphic style harmonious melody in any way compare
with these. "-BOsOH Commercial BUkeNn.
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMMON SENSE.

If any of my friends and customers or any
person wants to get their prescriptions at my
Drug Store we will gladly put them up; and
it don't matter whose prescription papers they
are written on, or where they are told to go
If any man tells you that my Drugs, Medicines
and chemicals are not as pure, as fresh, and
believe him he has an Are to Grind,
and wants YOU to turn the grindstone and
furnish the water Z. Y. GRIGGS.
Ottawa, Noyemher -. 1919 -Smns
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TO THE LADIES.

Any one wishing TO learn The Art of Cutting
their own and Chldren Clothing receive thorough in
structons ry calling Mrs. j. NJ. Giusta, corner
of Columbus and Main streets, over p. Godreys store
This system is entirely new. Measures taken IKE
that of taors and perfect fit is secured without charge
Those interested in this matter should call this will
be your only chance TO get perfect system very cheap
gents wanted. Persons Of good business capacity
can clear from one three thousand dollars year.
Ottawa Nov l. 1873 6mos MRS. j. NJ. GlUSrA.
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FOR SALE.

Two large comfortable Houses with barns one being
known rs the Eames property Superior street situated
ON Lot, l. and Block 81, States Addition to ottawa; the
other the residence late Giles W Jackson situated
on Lots and ,, Block a. Green's Addnn 10 OTTAWA.
rare chance TO buy cheap Inquire Of L. c. SWIFT.
/ ottawa, November - lS,9.-6mOs