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The aooanSiitt was hid oycr:
ia communication was reni from tho Control
sinaI bids rcuelYe fOr lot for ar en-
dsen III tho vicinity ot Madison aud Abor-
VI Flro aud Water.
A., oonBIE-sroa.s AGAIN.
hsf h isn sniyth nroao wllun tho regular order :"
sert ss ~ demanded, and nskot! utu,lltnous con.
partnent" "'ntuSo ~ I, aH oTs!or directing tho ~.
sstlHssss laying Of connlo-atnucs by tho stroct-
,he coyynsGfIIn nsGfIInpanlcs uus'l otherw'so ordered BY
thst thsttfs.,on tna was made aud AID smyth moved
u snior oa a9 .hat hu couldn't do 60, since
har 'ohs "m wrangln foliowoti, and ut the cnd of
xss sstnlnsfp H. nGf IN appeal was akcn. but tho char
,uSxd:, 1nl snyth thon aroac, rcnd Ills order, md
rTe r. of fu ua.slue il. '''.''-'' '''' '"'
Bays,G III G6a!F ;64 asan doeaoa him outos order. and
Ghsr tya,f.o! Another hour was wasted IN tNlk, tho
pteyajjna. saylng that llo would ytut1 to tho
ihs no,Iosn "p'n'oa on tho subject. and entertain
Ttssai!,isa1 T@ i!,is1.mySaa y, nays, L,-as tollows.
sS4sx BSsy Bsffs.' EssSts saS s'1Sssw 1sse 'fu'y
stEgip. ".W!cknrsiatu. ballard, shofoy, ufa,nfs
uni ,GsiaIt.u Faraell, .Sshrootler, sWift.
I'D ih;scyTeit. ih;scy"eiHt' ''eosa'l'' AosoF tFlft'c"th''
,epae,gt9 pa9 gt9ninlttco on strces and Alloys, wost
q opsSixt tMSEos M,.t of aa or!es Ter " %ina!ss
Taso III e llo'nan stfoot, @hieh was adopted.
utoundss ssn,nittoo 9saa,,Ii on Whnrvca and FMble
susre1 H. ,nosth slao, caat Ut Hush strout. CUa.
,,rao rao ), sa!ao Committee rocomno,,,r., tho Dos-
si1aoe oi tho rcsoluton aus6orIsInu asa n'm;s.
w ihfr paulls prutlls Works " prpparu il portion Ut
Xctlnm,aa mafx ~ sor arut4do-srouud f0i Tho MILL
!; SS941cll thun utiuurnc,1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-23
a,eat,n,,esl ir,,u rirst Raae.

II kept. at bay M lnisntr! BRIGADE whilst !,
cavalry that was sHoueing aowa agon IN .me
dlscfdered infantry that had Abnn9o1ea t1 M =.
ose vas s ns, .hIsh uR K. . n hsa been
hunderina In line Of battle through TIE inter.
walls On the battery. to the rear. where they we're
secured 70 the Number Of thirty 9 lp.f II, roads
II AZ ibs, rar sna tleesed
nadimanta The man were driven from them
whilst cutting down carriages they we're no
iohget avg o N Me- 10 man heavy artillery. the
NH, MI mh here found a. browning. -
thair IA asr In the memorable AiaGe ct spanlsh
VIVA. Thrown into II With the I,nuisiane PHI
rn,le mon the approach Of the Federnls aheT
tneined u !. nnis,s, ~ nnmhinad efy"rs 81
fianbv's army and n let we're hafsad by me en-.
dura;,aa and courage OF garrison Ot lAo9
man And when, alter all that courage and
endurance conld do, II became aeeeesaly s9
I, tha finb Company Washington Artillery to
IRA The last gun from those well defended ram
narts. Theirs ware the laat guns spiked they
we're fought to the bitter end 70 cover the
were aleo among the very last aune fred BY the
GnnfeiaratI fnt eea aud II the glory belongs to
the four companies 10 virginia to have fired
atnongl the frst In defensa Of the cause. ~"
Fifth COMPANY can elAtm that Of having Fought
nearer unto thu end
Surrendered MT Maridlan the Fifth Company
took pride In turning nver their battery ia per
feet fighting eih.r,. Ther were specially Sc.
Ssrsed II e be nrend.red bs hls army 10 the
lion b. New Or, ana. thu fifth Company re
tained ite orRhnlzaion until 4 Get foot at the
mouth VI the New canal. Here Hlocomb btt
them good bye aud diamieeed them TO thsir
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-23
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

The best thing this season. was the unani-
nous verdict Of the many who last evening
composed the Immense audience which assem-
bled Al the Academy to welcome the Weathera-
BY Goodwin Frolluuea In Hobbies" and It ie
safe to say that the judgment will be approved
bv All who visit the theatre during the atay Of
the company, Hobbies" Is an ,ndeeotIhable pro-
duction, and All that Gan be eald Of It s that It Ia
full Of humor. that the fun commences with the
rise Of the curtain on the lrst act aud never
ceases until the conclusion Of the play is
reached.
The comrany IL n good one. or Eliza Wealth
ersby 1t is not necessary to speak, for she Il
we'll known to the New Orleans public. w. q.
Goodwin, Jr., IL a comedian of the fret ntdar,
and has, IN the character. Of fvomalian Whifies.
opportunities tor full display OF bis abi.t,ea.
Miss venle Olaneey IL another member OF the
company 1t is not necee ssry TO Introduce. aud
OF the others i can be eald that they act their
parts ar,ietlcalls and we'll Hobbies will hold
the boards during the week.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-23
NOZZLE KLEPTOMANIACs.
Some English Peers Who Have the Habit
Of Appropriating Other Peoples
Property, ...~
fNeH YORK Tilnes /

About eight years ago All alarm reached
the chief npiee office IN London that Jewels
81 great value had been stolen from n lady OF
high rank while guest At q,tat Northern
country house. A handsome reward Was o.
ferai. and not long aftetwafd II became known
tina, iha pruI,eity had beeu recovered As
founding as II may seem. II In nevertheless
these tna thnRe was 4 millionaire Per, who
alhalt In n,wae penu,lous, Ia singularly
simple In his personal hahte. and does not
nt,and ona-fm,rth NJ hs Income The
few fs'e para"ns q" outside s' the IA family n1' knew
who the thief. II we can az call him, really
was. This was genuine case ~ klepto-
mania. and proves beyond doubt that II really
EXISTS An Ennleh earl ~ high distinction
yolved his leaving Elton. When. IN after
yea,a he entered the Cabinet, II wac rumorai
that L,,rd had entirely conquered the
propensity. except that vt n Cabinet council
he never could resist 'Di7zy'e' new green kid
plaesa, The alarming dsappearaups of wax
candles at the Travellers Oluh. London some
years ago caused much dlanay. lhe mys-
terry VAS ut length solved by a member ~ the
committees aseng tha OLD Duke " q with
Glen, s7hn 400 q year amblipk along corridor
with camille sticking ont Ut each oOAt-tal
Isnkff. Ills family were communicated with
and hH Grace onnsed to coDe to the club
ruaslhly alniar tendency ,uay perhaps
.St,Inin M untnward Incident which occurred
last Aaaaan at Newport, and has lately baen
recalled by n confederation uf curious olfo,,n-
etanefs ftare is doubtless ~ great deal OF
sham klppinrnai,ia f1t 1t Ia not the lnss true
that sometimes II Is uerfertly genuine. IT is.
however. very unfn,tlnate to he ut once a
kleptomanlao and lmpeeunlous.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-23

home and visilant house-stewsrd. Both he
and she are passionately fond Of music, and
their eldest daughter already plays very
eharmingly airs arranged for little hands on
the piano.
Count Won Moltke replying 10 letter
from Saxon artisan, who had requested him
TO use his influence with the Emperor viii
liam with a view to reduction In the Ger
man army. writes: who does not share the
earnest desire to sec these heavy military
burdens relieved which Germany is com
PEELED to bear7" and adds that "a happier
con slition Ut affairs cannot be attained until
mn tiona have arrived at the conviction
that every war. even though victorious ls
national misfortune. Even the power 81 the
Emperor is inadequate to bring about this
conviction.
France now posaesaes besides troops
specially assigned to Algeria, COG battallons
OF The line and ehasseurs. and 9lG depot COIN
pantes, equivalent tn 80 battalOns besides M
battaliona Douaners and 10 hattalions ot
0hassenrs Foreaters. The number of bat
talione available for service In Europe is 100.
OF cavalry. leaving out the Spahis and Uhas-
seurs d Afrique, France has 500 squadrons
and 10 euuadrons NJ volunteer scouts. or
artillery she possesses 2G22 guns. Of en-
gineera she has 100 companies.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-23
tpetroit FREQ rreea.l


The body of M es Dolly Hartman, n beautl-
fail young lady of seventeen, was orslnated at
Washington Penn. ON Saturday. Some time
since she Expressed strong desire for crema "a
tion and made her father PROMISE that when
atla died sha should he Cremated. At IL no
the body was lifted ont Of the coffin and
placed on the iron frame. The features OF
Miss Hartman were slightly ahrunken, but
she locked natural and fe-like Her hair
hung loosely around her head aud u tiny
lnek Of II nestled Oh one cheek. its browuness
contrasting with the color " the flesh. The
body was clad In pure white dress of some
material like lawn and around het neck was
a collar ~ lilies of tho valley. Tbs slight
figure waa wrapped IN n sheet saturated IN
alum water. Rev Mr. Veterling read q part
uf the burial service and sonttarad ashes over
the body. At II "A a. m. the remains were
placed I'm the retort, the door was Gemented
and the inelneratlon began.
For q second or two there was n slight odor
as Of burnt feathers, and then II passed off
Looking through the hole In the door, the
body could he seen to sink little ut first. and
the outlines of the figure became blended
with the white heat of the Sides of the retort,
although their shadow was still visible. At
u 4s the body was exactly In tbs same oondt-
tiou. as far as could be seen. II Was thought
It would take three hours and n quarter to
conclude tho cremation, "a the dead girl
weighed only about eighty pounds. At 8 y. III.
the work of the furnace was apparently com
v,Iof nH
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-23
Tho Pr0testant EpiscDpal bishops.

The presiding bishops OF tho Episcopal
Church In this country have lived to advanced
ages. Bishop White died at ~. Bishop Girls
void at ": Bishop Chase at IT.; Bishop
Brownel MT So, Bishop Hopkins ut 7G, and
bishop Smith is now past e5. This is to n
large extent due to the rule which chooses
the presiding bishops from the oldest mem
hers Of the House. Bishop White held the
eiIiee forty-slx years, Bishop Chase nine
ysare, Hishop Rrownel thirteen. and Blahop
Smith has already hold It ton years. II Is
recorded OF Bishop Smith that the rat Epis-
eOpal deacon OF African descent ever ordained
In Southern State was ordained by him,
aud that he also consecrated the first coIored
bishop of tho Episcopal Church. being the
Rev j. d. Holly, b. D., of tho foreign church
OF the Island IF Hnytl, who was conseCrated
In this city In November. 1874.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-23
WHISKY.
The Cause Of Desperate Encounter
Between Two White Men.

AT II O'clock last night ut the eoruer Of Delord
and Tcboupitouaa atreeta. bloody encounter
took place between an unknown man and one
Thomas Gleason. during which the latter was
stabbed twice IN the left breast aud very dan
gerously wounded.
The wounded man waa instantly placed In a
cab by Acting CORPORAL II. Nj. UMealle fuf the
First Preo,uct). and removed TO the Charity Hos
pita He was 40 much under the influence of
liquor that It was impossible for him to give
the name of his would he murderer.
Subsequent to hia removal to the hospital n
man giving hia name ma VIM Foley was found
concealed IN Mike Larkin's grng chop. nj the
corner of nelord and Tehoupiteulaa strents.
He waa Immediately taken into eustady, con :
veyed to the Second Precinct Station and locked
IN. charged, from Information received. with
the cutting.
There IA no oauae assigned for thia eutiing
except that both men were drunk.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-23
CITY ECHOES.

Mary Granger. charged with petty larceny, IL
In the Etph'b ~tst,nn
Al Kelly chhrg, Il with carrying a concealed
weapon, II In the rh,Id station.
Cbarles Fratus,. charged vi b attempting to
reaeyn a prisoner, Ia In the FIT h sta'I
A charge ot petty ,rnepv holds Thompson
Dean a prisoner In the Fourth Precinct alta
ton.
Aley David aon was locked ny In the Harber
Etati N, nhafa Il with eating Il pair Ut resalv
ere, valued Mt a. 50.
George Kaun'z charged hy e T Young with
the emheszlam.ut ot q set OF furniture. IL In
the Uen raj station.
!, w Fee broker charged hy A. Rarnesu
with cruelty a. animals, was ineatoer.te1 In
the Central station.
Cicero Bridges, a United Etetes deputy mar
shall II locked VI. III N sixth Station, aGatMai
with carrying Il cone alah weapon.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-23
DEATH ON THE TRACK.

Horrible Death OF Twelve-year-old
Lad.
AT Gao o'clock lnst evening. IA tho East bound
Mobile froiGht train waa paaanE the corner Or
Mornles and Elyaian Fields streets. q hoy named
Paul Mearande. aged twelve years. attem pied to
board Il. and missing his footing fell under tho
wheels and was instantly killed. his head being
crushed to u Jelly.
The body Of the boy was removed to the Fifth
Precinct Station and from thence to his PARENTS
residence, on Morales street between Elysian
Fielda and Frenchmen. whareit now awaits the
action ~ the coroner. As the train continued
ON Tia tourney no arresta wore mAie.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-23
NO. 2o's NEW ENGINE.

Yesterday the members Of Steam Fire Com
pany No. % gave their new engine a trial at the
corner OF Decatur aud Blenville Streets After
raising five pounds OF steam In twenty one
seconds. water WIS forced through their hose
in seven minutes and fifty six seconds
Through 100 feet OF hose with Il. inch nozzle
stream OF DAG feet inches In length was
thrown.
the engine threw a stream 2a7 feet inches In
length.
The Judges were Thos. Dalton foreman No.
Is. ~. y. kuhner. foreman No. Is: j. W. Ken
needy. foreman No IT. %. Donovan. foreman
NJ. ~ and Mike Ray. assistant engineer.
This engine i 4 third class Jeffries. built at
RriiSanprt Conn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-23
TN. Democratic National, Convention.

WARRINGTON. Feb. " Tine all absorbing
topc tu-nieh, j. the dec, lou Ut the meeting u
the National Democratic Executive Committee
which meats here to. MORROW judging from
thA animated discussion In the g, rriinfs
" Willarh'a ha'el, which IL the headquarters
Of the Representatives from the cities NJ IT.
Louis. Chicago and Cincinnati the gnaation
where tue ornv ntion ehnll be held aeema
paramount for The time being To that Of who
shall be the candidate.
II would tn Mt least but a guess To nraaint the
the action Or the q ~ mittaa IT, morrow hui the
chances NV uight eeem In favor Of Cincinnati,
~ against Chicago or 1T Louis. The general
tmrreeain aR III time is tina, June 10 will he the
date decided on f,r holding the ,nr yantipn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-23
Grant Magniflcently Received In
Mexico by the Military.
The City Of Mexico Illuminated In His
Honor Increasing the Force Of
the Russian Police.
Russia Will Demand the E1trajition Of the
Nihiliata.
MEXICO.

GAIvHsron, Feb 71To- morrowa Ne,rs will
publi-h the following special:
C1Ty OF MEXICO, Feb. 21.-aen Grant and
party arrived to- n'aht on special train. ae-
comranied by Minister Foster the Mexican re.
ception COMMITTEES and others. They were met
at the depot by the city officials aud members
NJ the federal government. The streets we're
y ,ck-d with people. Grant and party. In ear
iaRea. were escorted to Mineral ioileae by two
infantry aud Ave hundred cavalry.
The buildings and streets are ahlaze with illu :
tNjna,iou
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-23
Gut in the Arm.

Netwaan the hours ~ and a"elonk saturday.
a difficulty took place On Franklin. hetwe.n
Blenvt,le and Uuatomhcuse atreets during
which ELI. " vis waa slightly cut IN the left
arm by n knife In the hands Of Henrietta John
con.
The wounded woman was taken to the Charity
Hospital.
The accused was arrested and locke NJ In
the Fourth Precinct station where ahe wac
identified as having jus finished term In the
Hint q EIiann
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-23
the First Freisht sra,a On the Ginrin-
mast S0UthefU.

CINCINNATI. Feb, .21 1t IL now definitely ar
ranged that the Uluennau Southern Railroad
will be opened through to Chattanooga for
freight business tomorrow. The arst train
over the uewy completed portion Of the line
ia rrorosei TO celebrate the event here TO. NOR.
row by the flriue 81 Runa and hanging out of
n 'ea. Forty cars were cent out laat night to GO
ear loads OF freight will h gathered. In time II
the pioneer ttain. The seaedula time is fxed
at twenty nine hours from Cincinnati TO Chat
tanooup
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-23
The ahlne.e ane.,,an III C.llfarnla.

HAN Francisco Feb 22-The maaa meetina
Of worknRman At Union Hall lpat nigh, waa
very Largely attended. Mayor Kalloeh wae The
principal apaaker. His address wac eonserva
tive IN advising his hearers 10 avoid unlawful
measures In carrying nut their efYorta for a
local settlement of the Ghinese question. The
audience was enthusiastic. but orderly and at
teDttve.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-23
RUSSIA.

ar PETERSBURG. Fab ~ The railway gen
iartnae nav. De.n tucraaaed hr twenty ak aud
the nj. + terah,irv pnlie Nv 'hi ~ nine men.
The Journal de 81 Tpfetahmu dwalla On the
n.oesst, III ,ba tStrAhtinn Of raaintdaa, upon
the ground that they cannot be regarded AZ
political erimluAa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-23
The rarUeU Central lrish MelIef Orsaui-
yattOu.

Nav YORK. Feb a. The rarnell Central Iriah
Reltaf Organization met to day. undiminlahed
confidence in Mr.. rarpeli and declarations of
increased zeal In the object OF hta mlsaion were
the substance OF the resolutions unanimously
nj ,lal
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-23
Y. M. G. A.

This evening Rev. J. w. Finn will deliver the
fourth Of HE eeries ~ lehures at the rooms Of
the Young Mems Christian Association. No ~
Camp e'r. ct His subject will be. SINE Mis-.
takes If q ttain Hen n'ista and TheoloRla.s =
v ON all we bava heard Of this lecture aud ehat
we know 81 the o,An's ,a'an q. W.. can safely
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-23
LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB.

The spring races Of the New Louisiana
Jockey Club. we are told on the best authority
viii this year surpass in briltancy anything
that has been given In that line since ante bel
lum times The horses will be from the best
stables In the county. and the purses proper
ionafe to their qua tiles.
During the spring and summes the club pro-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-23

Al haf-psst ~ o'clock Yesterday, during n
difficulty AT the corner OF Dryades mud Elato
streets, negro W man named Mary Williams
was cut In tho hip and shoulder by one hlla
Washington. The wounded woman was cent
to the hospital. The anrusnd was arrested.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-23
.MARl'INE \.
The Bark Pactolus Puts Into Baltimore
Aleak,

BALTIMORE. Feb n The British bark rento-
lns from Uuoesw south Carolina fpr Dublin,
with a enrg ,nt rh ephate anfunx y lenk On the
81. ishteen,h, IN Gulf stream aud put into Bait
more Tor repairs Hhe arrived on Saturday
night.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-23
Fire.

Friday night q portion Of tho furniture ill
Mra Andaraon'a house, corner OF Camp and
SECOND streets. was damaged by fire to inc
amount W sFn The IRE WAS axtinguishel ny
the First street IsahnnoR,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-23
Movement ot ocean Vessels.

NEw YORK. Feb. "a Arrived. Gydonia. from
Mediterranean ports; Bermuda from Bermuda
Arrived out: City If Chester, Fran
LATER Arrived: Hea- Dull. from Ghar eaton !.
VIM, Lawrence. from Savannah.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-23
BASH BALL. NOTES.

The Pineknct and n v.nask Vines met IN the
Ua'liop. lot yesterday. and the former were
victorious by n score " tntoS
The PrnviInnoe nite yesterday defeated the
Stare hy a score ~ lefn1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-23
THIN NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23 1881

pose also to rive SERIES Of festivals similar TO
those given last year, and which were 20 bril-.
that they we're universally proclaimed the most
charming summer entertainments ever seen In
NnSR Orlanna
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-23
Diseases Of the Nervous System.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS CHRONIC DISEASES
DIR. w. BILLIE, 1876 Canal Street,
Rstmean Dryadea and Ramnart strseta

TMPAIKMENTH OF ANY ORGANIC FUNO-
L tIon. impedimenta to marriage, private dis
20 eney. nervous debility, caused by abuse or
age. made g apecialty DR.. Bile Ia pupil Of
Prof. Kcord. Paris has resided here for years
and has no eanal In his specIalties, AZ hum
dreda Of the most prominent citizens here will
testify. Difficulties Of msnstruation al ways re-
lieved. bsparate waiting room for ladies'.
no30 IysshD
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-23

ITLECTRIC BELLS THE NEWEST AND
~ best method Of Boil hanging known: IL s
destined to .supsrsede entirely the dfash-
No breaking Of Wiros on tho contrary whom
once In posltlon for the electric current 70 pass,
M electric boil Ia there for a life flme. All that
gently II button. which may connect with bells
In servants room, dining room. Kitchen. stable
lin fact, my part Of a reetdence or business
house. mo burglar will enter u house with one
of fhese bells In ~ said buttons can be 80 ar
ranged with Indicators that II servant cau toll
In instant from where m alarm comes.
Numbers OF our most prominent merchants
are using them. with greHt satisfaction. both
for their residences aud stores Send for cir
enlars and references
JAS. II. REYNOLDS, Agent.
ja2s No % Baronna straet
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-23
"GRUNEWALD'S."
BEST PIANOS IN THE WORLD,

PKLOUHET. PEJEON q CO..
Bold at the most accommodating terms. Also
all kinds OF
BRASS AND STRING INSTRUMENTS. AO-
OOHDEONH. MUSIC BOXNH.
SHEET MUSIC
and every Imaginable article In the music line,
arunewald Hall Is the largest and most pops
ular music house In the Southwest favOrably
ara dealing &c, oonrteo o attsndancs md te So
perior quality Of ita goods offered. Invite the
attention Of MI buyers to visit my establish
ally convince themselves that HrunewaId
Hall" Ia the OH ThPEaT PLACE In the South
to secure bargains In either Pianos, Organs or
any other Musical Instruments. Old Pianos and
Organs taken In exchange or repaired at mod
crate figures.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-03-04

Rev. Gro. II. Thayer, of Bourbon,
Ind, known to every one IN that vicini-
" as a most influential citizen, and
christian minister of the NJ. u. Church,
says: 81 wish every body to know that
L consider that both myself and wife owe
our lives, to SHILOHS CONSUME
TION CURE" Drs. Matchett & France,
physicians and druggists OF the same
place, say: cit is having tremendous
sale, and is giving perfect satisfaction
such as nothing else has done. For lame
back, side or chest, don't fail to use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. We recommend
these remedies" Sold by Jones & Schal-
lern.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-03-04
FNTFRPRISING DRUGGIST.

Mr.. T. G. Buerstatte, the live Drug
gist OF the town, is always up to the
times and ready to meet the demands of
his many customers. He has just re-
ceived a supply of that wonderful rene
dy that is astonishing the world by its
marvellous cures, DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for consumption, coughs, asthma,
bronchitis, fay fever, phthisic, Group,
whooping cough, tickling in the throat,
loss of voice, hoarseness or any affections
of the throat and lungs. This remedy
positively cures, as thousands can testi-
fly. If you do not believe it call at L.
c. Buerstatte's drug store and get a trial
bottle free of cost or regular size bottle
for one dollar. As you value your life,
give it trial and be convinced, as thous-
ands already have been.