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MEDICAL,
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Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emission is the consequence Of .slf.
abuse. This solitary vice, or deprsyed s,xu,l
indulgence, IL praoticed by the youth ~ bo,h
sexes to an almcst unlimited extent. nrodueing
with unerrinR certainty the following ir1.s n
morbid symptoms, unless eomhated by scientific
medical Measures, viz; sailow cosntenHpee.
dark spots under the eyes. psin In the head.
ringing in the ears, noise like The ~rrstling Il
leaves or rafting OF chariots, uneasiness about
the iofns. weakness Of the limbs. confused
vision, blunfsd intellect. loss Of confidence.
dsIdepee in approaching strangers, dialike to
form new acquaintancee, a disposition 10 shup
society. loss OF memory pinples and various
eruptions about the face, hectic aushss. furrs9
tongue, fntid br, sth, coughs, consumption.
night sweats, m~onomanis, and frequently In
sanity. If relief be not obtained, you should
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ter, and have a cure Effected by his new and
scientific mode Of treating this disease, which
never fails OF efiectings quick and radical cure.
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Persons al a distance may be CURED AT
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ly forwarded, free from damage and curiosity,
TO any part OF the country, with full and plain
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by ineloring Ten Dollars coin In a registered
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forwarded 10 any part Of the Union.
Persons writing 10 the Doctor will please
state the name Of the paper they sac this sa-
yertisement in.
All Communication strictly confidential
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CHINESE CURES!
Or. MEN LEE,
The Celebrated Chinese Physician,

rs PREPARED TO TREAT PATIENTS ~
the most scientific manner He mas maui
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SPECIAL DISEASES, and can cure mem W. q
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yield readily TO his remedies, and cures whe''
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NOTICE. am a graduate Of the mepN''
School of Canton. .nroa
oFFICE~Red building. west side Of Menf0e
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Annual Meeting.

u,HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETieSS ,,ssr
the stockholders In the PhehiS ppasrd
Mining Company, for the election o. and
of Trustees. to serve for the ensuing NJ come
for such other business as may proper esce Of
before the meeting, will be held =. s,reet up
~stairsl, San Francisco. California, on Mop of II
the 7th day of April, 1879. at the nona
O'Clock NJ. JAMES BOLh' nroI ia
San Francisco, March Is, 1879. ~
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table adversaire du lieutenant-gou-
verneur Wiltx ct le vote de Ia NOu-
velle- Orleans, Qui etait assure d ce
derpier. sera naiuteuant divlse en-
tire lui ct le general Ogden, sans comp
ter quill y aura des defections dams
les parOisses. Mais Ia lutte est entire
ces deux candidats ct quel que soft lie
choix de Ia convention deInOcratique,
Ia Louisiana n aura qua sen feliciter.
LIE Democrat est l'organe de Wiltz
ct le Picdyunc celui du general Og-
den. Non contents lie recueillir &c
Qui re dit ct sc public, ces jOurnaux
font leur rOnde parmi nos negociants
pour savOir ce qu'ils pensent des can
didats ct livrent al public les Opi-
Mons aui sOnt favorables a leur id0-
le, L'hOnOrable e. John Ellis est un
xele champion du general Ogden.
Nous aurons maintenant un peu de
repit du bureau de sante; agissant
sur les recommendation du dOcte bu.
reau, le gOuverneur proclame qua
dster du Ter Octobre tOus navires
sains venant de ports non infectes
pOurront entrerA a In NOuvelle-O Orleans
sans subir aucune detention. C'est
bien heureux. Les quarantaines in
terieures sc levent partOut ct bientOt
nous en- serOns complement debar-
rasses. lie bureau est tOujOurs Occu.
ne avec le sieurde FOnblanque, consul
anglais. qui ne sc lasse point de pro-
tester cOntre les actes du bureau ct le
fait dams un langage nn peu VIII Aus
81 le trOuve-t-On difficile 4 satisfaire
ct les sanitaires s'ecrient: "Quel dr6-
le d'homme!" Dams son rapport COM
mercial, ce consul ne Sc mOntre pas
tres enthusiastic du systeme de SALT
brite suivi a Ia Nouvelle-Orleans ct
ne s'etonne pas que In fievre v eclate
dams un pareil fouillis.--Vcndredi
dernier ont etc celebres les nOces dor
de l'archeveque Perche-Ou le cin-
quantiemc anniversaire de son eleva-
tiOn au sacerdOce; WI rabsence du
venerable prelat, qui se trouvait 4
Bordeaux, In ceremOnie q etc faite
sons eclat.-M. de Lesseps ecrit D NJ.
VIM. Burwell qu'il visitera prOchai.
nement D Ia Nouvelle-O Orleans.-Le
cotOu nOus arrive lnaintenant en- for
| tes carRnis0ns ct 0ccasionne uneacti'
| vite cOnstaute dams b. port. De tOu'
ten PARTS nous arriveSit des nOuyelles
encOurageantesd dc In recOlte de cannes
ct II y q Promesse, ri le temps .ssstics
vorable ct fsit nlentir csYhe recolte
du professeur Tcdans PEtat. Par.
abondantG Ghous avec plaisir, 10 can.
tovli hialtraitee par rouragan du Ter
septembre, se redresse ct reprend vi
gueur ct dejA les dcgats OccasiOnnes
ne se voient plus.
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APPEL pour UNE CONVENTION DEA1.
Sale du Comits Central d'Etat,
Parti Democratic C0uservateur.
NouvOllo- ORLEANS, 1er septembro 1e

N00v0IeOuSoooe, I0r oePSeWOto IbTS.y
Dams upe reunion du comit6 cen.
trail d'Etat du Parti Democratic Con.
servateur tenue 4 ID Nile Orleans le
25 aoAt 1879, les resolutions suivantes
ont 6t6 sdoptkes:
"R6aolu que le premier lundi doc.
tobre 1879 eat 6xS CONNIE l'6poque
on upe convention du parti d6m0crate
couservateur sera tenue pOurvu que
dams le cas- d'nne epidemic alors dams
Get Etat, le chairman du c0mit6, avec
l'avis du comit6 ex6cutif, soft par Ia
pr6seute autoris6 ! remettre la r6u-
nion de 10 convention 4 telle date
quill jugera eonvenable.
Rksolu que 10 vile do Baton Rouge
est choisie cOmmc le lieu Oh 10 con-
vention tiendra ses s6snces.
R6solu que a'pominxtion de repre-
sentatiou 1 cette convention scra 10
meme one celle adopt6e par Ia con-
veutiou d'Etat tenue I Baton. Rouge
le premier lundi. d'aOAt 1879, pour IL
nomination dun candidat pour 10
place de Tr6sorier d'Etat; pourvu
que toute paroisse de rEtat Ou tout
ward de 10 Nouvelle. Orleans, ayant
doun6 an plus grand vote pour 10
candidat I In place dc Tr6sOrier de
rEtat en- 1873. at ravantage du dit
vote dams 10 dite domination.
R6solu qn'un d<gu6 pour chaque
0OO &lecteurs ct On pour chxque frac-
tion au.dessns de cent eat 6x6 CONNIE
ID base Dc representation.
R6solu que dana l'6lectiOu dee
d6l6gu3s ! II dits convention, II est
recommand6 qu'une ssule persoune
ezra choisie pour dosner chaQue
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CORRESPONDENCE DUNE MtIAG1RB.


81. LsGs-B Baytiste q sspsembre 1879.
Msssnun In RGpAcrEUns Du MfscHAcfnt.
Le aystAme sdoptS en- Louisiana pour ID
n0urriture du travailleur est peut-etre 10 plus
grand obstacle suquel Went - hcurter rsmi-
grant europeen.
Get uaage asses bizarre, pen Sconomiqme,
qui isole Ie tfavailleur ct le force preperer
luimeme ses ailments 10 rebute das lee pre-
miers paa et rempeche de - 6xcr en- an lien
dOumk ct do s'y livree r6s0lument On travail.
II eat evident que ii ID nourriturV de vingt
travailleurs revi6at On moyenne Avingt-cinq
cents per iouf. II pourriture dun asnl coo.
terra IN moins b double ct Il scrs fort NAL
nourri.
&c qui distingus surtout Lea gr.ndes fer.
mes On Europe q ail1eurs, c'est que, g6ukra-
lement pariant. b travailleur y trouve une
nourriture dmple mais ssine ei aboOdante et
qu'il ct payl lann6e. De "a dkcoule nSoes-
caireuent q seabilis6 ct 10 bsee-etss du trsr
vaillemr.
A moins Dc changer oompl6tsmeot notrs
mode De trsvail. st Dc rel<Guer b c0urtier }
liarriAcepla uous convient-il d'appeler Id
une 6miGratiou quelc0oQue, surtOut q 60
moment Oh ls prii Dc b naia d'euvFs ct d
Je 10 b crsis pee.
Lee cages du trayailleur ont diminu6 dune
maniere senaible depuis h reoonstSuctio0,
grace tons les dSsastrss qui mons ont acea-
Bile d6sastree qui ont en- pour r6sultat d.
moindrir eopsidlnblemenf h valeur Dc b
pcCpsiEe6 st Dc rsndre l'sxploitation agyieols
ruinsuse pss IL sarstS q ls tsax esorbitsnt
Dc l'esveat.
u ron veat tsnir cewpte, et n ls faat biso.
du ch0mage foeo6, do u maladie, etc., %
varfs qu'en moysose b tfAvailleur des can.
paGnes peut c0@pter On plaa, dams lanuEe.
ear doux eeeta joan ouvrables; csqui rebuilt
DE- beancoup 10 peix De - jourufs.
Comment. evec % as,airc sinsi rebuilt. 10
trsvaillsae honnAse peut-il o. nourrie seul.
sentsetenir, payer l'abonnemert du n6deeiu,
Des mAdicemeots ct b restei
Je no 'faie pc eutrer On ligue de oo0pte
Gee pctites hab tudes quo n0us pren0os In.
aensib.espect es qui devisnosot des p6oesait6s.
Pourtsnt 81 nons voulons fav0sises r<mi
grafton ct avoir de- vrais tnvailleurs qui do
viendrnnt plus tasvl d hons cit0yess, u faut
changer ces mauvais systAmes et en venir
~ travail h part.
Je ne pr"pesA. dane quelques joars, Dc a.
montrvf par de- ehi9fes ineoutestsbles que
O m@ls Dc travail ct 10 plus luesatf saaei
bieo psus y psUpeiStaire qas pear b travail
Ieur.
Nais u Eat vouleir ct ~ pas rspoedre
ssoms b At dsesi>esosstna csstsin isdivi.
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.NOUvELLE-ORLfANs,
Is septembre 1879.

. oeptemOre lS1V. J
Parions On peu de ls politique,
puisqu'elle est { l0rdre du jour. LIE
sujet Qui preoccupe 10 plus les esprits
en- &C moment. c'est Reorganization du
parti democratic pour II lutte qui "
s'eugager ! l'0uverture de n c0nven.
tlon de Baton Rouge ct chaque club,
chaque groupe politigue s'agite ct -
prepare pour le grand combat des pla-
Cea. Al fOudde tout &C remue-menAge
Il y aplus 10 grand mobile des IN serets
pefsonnels que du patriotisme, car
crOyes-vous que tOus CO hommes qui
s'aGitent en- sens divers ct oppoees
agissent avec conviction ct sinc6iit6?
II y . de- exceptions. u fAut l'admet-
tre, mats elles sout rares. On men.
tend parier que d'ofgAnisations de
clubs don't les resolutions endoseent
Fun ou l'autre des deux candidate
gubernatoriaux-Wilts on Ogden.
Car. vous 10 saves, le geoeeal Ogden,
cedaut aux instances Do ses amis, .
llni par coneentlr ! laisser porter con
nom ! h candidature gubernatoeiale
devent la convention Dc Baton ROu.
8. Le h6ros du u septeu,bre sesa, u
ny pas ! 10 dissimuler, IN redop.
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L o q I 8 I A N e.

Cb0resS6oss Desaoeratt0sse.-
C'est auj0urd d'hui, 4 trois heures,
que se reunit ! 10 sale de NJ. O. Ro-
drigue, ID convention demOcratiQue
de paroisse, dams le but de choisir des
delegues 4 ID convention de Baton.
Rouge. II y aura sans dOute fOule,
car les demOcrates tiendr0nt 4 faire
preuve de zele. lie comite executif
s'y reunira aussi pour proceder D II
Reorganization du parti.
st. Jean .Baptiste await trois balls
samedi dernier, celui du club Terre
Haute, celui du club des Red Jack.
cts ct celui du st. John Brass Band.
tr0is balls brillsnts. ani,nes, o0 10 jeu-
nesse se livrait gaiement aux plaisirs
de ls danse. CesOir, le st. John Brass
BAND donne un second bal 4 II sale
de NJ. Optime Rodrigue ct II nest
pas douteux gull soft aussi beau que
Ie premier.
ODssr 6e AiserSee.-
A 10 session de vendredi 10, Il cour
. renverse le jugemcnt de Ia cour de
parOisse dams pafHaire Ellie Duhe ct
Paul CAillet W. Surville Montx ct or.
donn0 Qu'elle SOFT jngee devaut In
cour de paroisse; l'ahAire Bailey W.
Becnel ete remise ~ proclaim ter
me de ID cour; Iappel demandA dams
10 succeasion EDWARD hulsIey . ete
refuse. eamedi: Pa1aire J: u. Ferret
VI. oscar Voisln, demande de dom.
mages-lnterets pour illumination, aete
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Conformement aux resolutions ci-
dessus, une convention du parti do.
Ocrate.conservateu est pr In PIE.
'e6tce0usoqnee , BstonsR Rouge poue
lundi 6 Octobre 1879, ! midi.
Conformement A In quatrieme reso-
luton, les diverses paroisses de rEtat
ct des wards dc In NOuvelle. Orleans
auront droit d Ia representation sui
vante, savOir:
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retEe qua IBU00 Genus p1eOS environ
de son poiutds depart. L'agent de
ysssissss'sa = s:s s;s II sss. sS,isass i Ss
nomme Middleton, h Pril. Des in
genieurs ont fait une expertise ct ont
constat6 qu'au moment de rexplO-
sion, Ia bouilloire etait presque vide.
Get accident causera supplement
quelques jours de retArd pour le
battage.
Sf. lhArles.-
Nous puisons dams les colonies du
Herald les fats suivants:
lie juge de paroisse Aug glstin, don't
le congo de trente jOurs sst expire,
est revenu en- belle sante.
lie Herald discontinue n publica-
ton de y nouvele constitution, at
tendu que Honorable Charles BOur-
geois en- donnc des copies 4 qui en-
desire.
La recolte de cannes est EN- belle
condition ct ri lie temps peut sc main
tenir sec ct frais pour permettre AL
Jus de s'adOucir, on fera beaucoup de
sucre cette aimee.
L'editeur u eu le plaisir de faire Ia
connaissance de Paimable grefHer
de Ia cOur de st. an-Baptiste. NJ.
A. G. BabcOck, qui est, CONNIE IL fa
toujOurs ete, le vrai ct fidele ami du
parti republican du district.
NJ. l.. ID. BrOussard, de st. Charles,
q epouse dams Ia paroisse Iberville,
le Is. Mile Julia BrOussard, de cette
derniere par''isse.
LIE depute coroner Jos. Stein q te-
nu une enquete sur lie corps dun
hOInme blanc incOnnu, trOuvc noye
devant le niagahin de phabitatiOn
Fashion de NJ. Taylor. lie corps,
qui await do etre dams i'eau dc.
puis plusieurs jours, etait' defgu-
re-. On q trouve sur lui trente-
cinq cents, deux billets ecrits
au crayon, don't Fun est signe de
"vOtre chere petite femme Hettie," i"
qui esperait son prompt retOur aussi.
tot quill aurait vendu con bOis. Lie
nOy6 etait vetu dun calecon ct dune
chemisc de iianelle rouge, dune
chemloe De bouteint, dun palet6t,
l.d,pa 1t ek dun paptalOn de drar
ncit tabaussl bellies bottinse
accuse d9 parjSrse eist-'sccH u 'sccHappe dc Ia
prison, a ete repris d st. jacques pal
le sheriff Colly.
Les syndics de st. Charles ne sont
pas plus actifs que les n6tres ct Il
Herald beau dire 4 celui du lei
ward que ses points sOnt en- afifeux
etat II men fait pas plus de cas-.
LIE parti republican, de Jefferson
sera represente 4 IL convention sena
tOriale- -judiciaire de st. Jean-Baptists
par NM. EdOuard R0lan, G. w
Wilson, q. w. Miller, VIM. King
John Brown ct J. NJ. Roman ct celu
de st. Charles par NM. George Essex
Clement Colly, G. A. Bourgeois, NJ
Bennett, Edward Duncan ct Pierre
Darensbourg.
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Aux Democrates- Conservateurs de
Ia Paroisse st. Jean -Baptiste.

@ com.o sseS"'L =. H., aJ pp.,a. pSu aeI1 I%s,Ix :
une s6ance receute qu'une convention p0pu.
lsire du parti serait appellee B choisir dee dS.
lFgufs b II convention qua % rfunit Baton.
Rouge lc Octobrc. En- consequence Invite
tOus lea dGmOcrates 20 rfunir B In salle do
N. Optim6 Rodrigue, SAMEDl ~ SEPTEA.
BRE 1879 / 3 heurcs r. n. pour nommer
guatre dklGguSs ct proc6dcr en- memo tempe
. 10 Reorganization du parti.
EDOUARD POCHE.
President du Comit6 Ex6cutif
du parti Democratic dc st. Jean. Baptiste.
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CHOlX DU PE U = l. Z
POUR SHERIFF DE La PAROIsSE 81. JEAN
BPTISTE,
E. G. FOLSE,
. Election le 2 dAcembre 1870.


Liste des Lettres
10 3S S0ptombTo.
Agent Consulairc, Lucas, Charles
Ballpair. Eugene Mallahar, w.
Buissiere, Roman Taylor, Catherine
Clay, Betsy vicknair. J.
Duhe, Louis Wuster, Raymond
jackson, Eli William, julius
Les lettrcs qui ne sont pas suiasamment
affranchies dOivent reire svant livraisou.
La pOste est fermee 10 dimamche.
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ALBERT vOORHIE2
Prssident
JOHN s. TULLY,
Vice president ct chairman du comitS exScutik
o. n. TEENISON.
Socretaire.
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E. A. BORNE,
INGfNIEUR.MfCA
EDO Ard ?. ..

OArs ses services aux hsbitants pour tcne
lee travsux Q,ti coucernent b m6contque. y.
Mira Ies mcilleufcs recommsndatioos
Pendant Il roulaison, u repondrs peompte'
ment tous lea eppsls qui lai sseost sdsss
s6s Edgard z. u.
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w hole N o., Alb.

then went to the gentleman spoken of and
asked him for a penny. adding. Il hiyc
not had anything to eat for Il whole dav."
The gentleman was ont of humor. and lie
said Grossly, ~Dors't bether me: go'awav.
l haven't had anything ,e eat for three
days" The child opened wiic her eTes
In shy wonder, and then turned slowly to-
ward the door. She turned the knob. and
then. after hestatng few moments, '.
walked up to him. and gently laying the
five cents she had received upon his knee,
said, with tone of true girlish pity in her
voice, If you haven't had anything TO, eat
for three days. you take this, and go and
buy some bread. Perhaps l can get some.
more somewhere The young fellow
blushed to the roots of his hair. .and lifting
the sister Of charity in his arms, kissed
her two or three times in delight. Then
lie took her to the persons in the room,
and those in the corridors and the Office.
and told the story. and asked contribu-
tions, giving himself all the money he had
with him. He succeeded in raising over
forty dollars, and sent the little one on her
way rejoicing. Ptts5u2y Telegram.
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A Smart Wife.

The other morning citizen called at Q
hardware store on Woodward avenue, and
said he wanted key TO certain door in
his house, and he took up and carried
away almost the first key handed to him.
On his way down town, after dinner, he
stopped and exchanged the key for anotl,-
er. explaining that the first wouldn't IL.
These changes took place twice day for
the next four days, the citizen being una
bic to get hold OF key that would fit.
On the sixth day he drove up to the store
with door on dray, and calling to. the
proprietor, he said:
'.Bring your box Of keys out here and
Wen get 6s 10 that leck. Here have
i:s,en running back and forth tor aboat
week, and l might not have got fit for a
whele m0nih u my vile had not suggest
ed that bring the door down here. Some
of these women are mighty sniart.''
s.But why didn't yo,, take the loek OF
and bring Il 3ownin yeur peeket = asked
the dealcr-
The buyer hooked at him in vacant
way, starea hard II the door, and sat down
on the r,lT5stone, with the remark
s..It'sa wonder that the whole family
wasn't scut to the fool house tea years |
ago.
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One has only to tke to be praised.
Handsome apples are sometimes sour.
Little and often make a heap il, time.
1t is easier to blame than to be better.
II Ia not enough TO arm; you must hit i.
Would you be strong, conquer your
self.
There is no good in preaehiaG to the
hungry.
Better go supperess to bed than run liz
debt
Speak little, speak truth; spend little,
pay cash.
TO change and be better arc two differ
ent things.
Better fce III foreign larsl than aslave
at home.
Charity gives Itself rich, b,r; eoreto,ss-
nsss hoards itself poor.
Everybody Knows = good co.mssf except
hia that hath need of it.
When one r; ats tho head Ene Truth is
mighty ami win prevail IN religious
Journal, and then glaWes Gown the article
only to tirNi it qnsct doctors advertise
alcut, his faith in denominatioaal iourr,l..
5 considerably s!iasa:a.
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The Original Inventor OF the Tele.
phone.

Professor Gray Of Highland Park, after
long legal fighting. has at last been rccog-
nized as the original inventor of the tele-
phone, and has secured an agyeeraeRt by
which he is to receive Il royalty OF twenty
per cent. of all the gross profits from the
rental OF the machines in this country. 1t
is also provided that this royalty shall
never fall below 81 an instrument u year
1t is estimated that there are now 100000
in use in this country. Bell was his strong
est competitor for the honor of the inven-
tien, btst he now takes second place. anti
Edison only receives honors az an irnprov-
er. The National Bell Telephone company
will henceforth make all the intrumen,s.
While in Paris recently Professor Gray rc-
ceived the cross Of the Legion OF Honor,
and grand medal at the exposition UNI
versale. Chicago Journal Gta.
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The Northern Pacific.

Mr.. Thomas Doane. the chief enginee
OF this company. has been ordered to per
sonally supefintend the work Of the con
struction between the Missouri and Ycl
lowstone, in order to expedite the exren
sion of this line to its utmost extent to the
west. President Billings has given in.
structions to Chief Engineer Doane to sur.
vey the line for an additional forty miles,
to be graded this fall by the contractors,
with the force Of men and teams which are
about to be released by the completion %
the grading on the hundred nile section.
This will reduce the work to be done next
year on the Yellowstone division to sixty
five miles, if the line to Glendive creek is
adhered to, or to about one hundred miles
If the much more desirable line to the
mouth of Powder river is selected.
BY the way, the Northern Pacific is trans
acting an amount Of business that is with
out precedent, indicating slightly the en-
Ornous development of the country tray
ersed by the Northern Pacific. This road
is now carrying l20 cars, or 10000 bushels,
Va "hC"S ud1y ~ DuiutnS WIIlc from ~
to 2OO full ears Of wheat are occupying the
side tracks at Duluth, awaiting a chance
for lake transportation, the elevators all
being fall, End the lake steamers being too
few in number to carry away this enor-
nous flood Of wheat. Between yesterday
and the middle of this week, some relief is
expected from the vessels now discharging
iron and miscellaneous goods at Duluth,
to the extent Of about 100000 bushels. 1t
seems almost impossible to secure vessels
enough to transport the grain to the East,
the production along the Northern Pacific
being the largest ever known, and much
arger than even the most sanguine ship
Ders had anticipated.
The Casselton branch OF the Northern
Pacific Railroad being now an assured fact.
trading upon it is proceeding rapidly. The
inc will extend northwest from the point
which is few miles west of Far
%. D. T., and viii penetrate the great
lalrymple farm. The first twenty or
twenty-five miles Of the graakag will be
ompleted by November Is, and will he
roned as soon as the weather permits next
Press
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-23

A young usas who had lately Seen on a
three-lays' deb0trh, wandered into the
reading-rOom Of hotel here he was
well known, sat down, and stared nsootlily
into the street. Presently little girl OF
about ten years came in, and looked rhnid-
" about the rom. She was dressed in
rags, bal had sweet, intelligent face that
coaAt scarcely sii to excite syapathy.
There were tive persons in the room, and
she went TO each begging. One gentle
man gave her five cent piece, and she