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would he ten or twelve inches. Ia 1t reason
able to suppose that the temperature could be
maintained below the freezing point to thesa
spaces I'm close proximity to n madium 81 3D. (
There certainly could he no certainty as to ita
efficiency. Admitting, however, That tree1tug
can ho thoroughly effected, what certainty
have we thai II lnes more thnn render dor
mant OF torpid tfeinfectlotisg oInsf Analogy
tails I'D That many If tho forms al organic
life arc speedily viViflrd, whom, nftet fros1lng,
they are nautiulslY exposed to warmer media.
Recent experiences wo,ill also show tlAt
while the cold OF ~ Northern winter VIII
render dormant tho infection nf n yellow foyer
vessel. the disease viii reapI,egr ms soon "a
tho vessel pnssns into n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fni lis propagation. SERIOUS aud doubtful IN
efficiency "a would la lorontraventip from
tho employment al tho ahnve eystaua, titera
Ia still the further objection that theY arc IN
nncnaHary 4.
PREVAILING MEASURES SUFFICIENT.
Tho measures which prevail nj this port,
and which ! regard ms practically sufficient.
In va hecn published IN No. IN Of tho bulletin
Of tho National Board Ut Health. ~ Is IN
necessary to report them here Heriatlm, In
making tho above statement, | muat antiot-
pate what Mt fret sight Is a valid objection to
tho efficacy If these measures. In July III
tho past summer n bark arrived from In
vana with sickness and with a his
tory which plainly pointed to m In
leatinn which had. vi f. that time, been
those wholly relied upon. were faithfully mp
Piled. and when cnnpletad. parttque was
given. Zip 10 that time | had been led to SUP
pose that Timber holes were n reality, aud
That whom the pump threw ont absolutely
oiaan water the l,iiga was really clean. | had
never, III to that time, required tho Timber
Httenka to he taken NJ To examine Tho spaces
hetweeu the timiiers. After tho vessel had
been nj dock In n very foul locality for ton
days. n case Of yellow fever occurred In the
person Of tho Rtawartlaas. The vrsael re-
turned To quarantine md u thorough rKplo-
ration was begun. Apparently all her cabin
and hull were as clean as they could he, With
difficulty tho lumber streahs were taken up,
and MASSES NJ nth were found between each
franc. Aftor a second publication. III other
ease occurred on The veasel.
Hn, too. ono OF the regular Havana steam
ora, though notably ma olean Rs II was poast-
bio to mako her In every part. still brought In
Gases Of fever on nearly every voyage. After
| tho above experience tho timber straaks were
taken NJ tho entire lcngth. Here the Timber
holes were In tho frames two inches from the
floor. with more or less nth. After thorough
eloanaint. cement was put between each frame
IL the Lowell Of tho holes No case OF fever has
alnoe appeared on the vessel
NJ refrigeration OF dry steam could insure
safety without tho thorough preliminary pu-
rlHnatlon upon which ] iualat. If this Is faith
aulphurous acid gaa thoroughly effected, II
lively IA tho more expensive and elaborate
methods. q. NANpUHroEb,
Health Officer ~ tho Port.
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kunfx a. FaehnIe W.. Louis GFandJemus
UlHIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
i tsh Of Orleans. No. ~. 9GO-By virtue of q writ
Of feri fncina, to mo directed by tho honor
nblatho Third District Court forthe par lsh Of Or
Isnnp. In the above entitled cnuse,1 Will proceed
to soil Mt public auction. at the Merchants and
Auetioneprs' Exchange. Royal street, between
District Of this city. on THURSDAY. February 6,
1870 nj II o'clock m, the following described
property, to wit
A LOT OF GROUND. with all the buildings
thereon. ait .htsd In Fhub Dnrg West Boullgay.
In tho Sixth District. In square number four
teen Of the old plan 81 said fanb iurg. now
nqllars number ono hnndred and seventy i've
of tho new plnn mad by Henry @ Ef0Wn, sur
veyor. bounded by Oadiz. jena. Laurel and Live
numhgr nixtsen, and measuring thirty feet 'front.'
on Constance srrte st by ono hundred and thirty
feet In depth. between PARALLEL lines: ths Wnole
IA per plAn m ade by II. Moeinau5sn, dated uiy
7, 1aIt.
Seized In the above suit.
forms and CondltlUnB-This beinR the sec
ond and last ~anriOn. tbs SAID property Will Do
defniteIy adludicagsd 10 tns highest and last
bldd IL. for what It. Will bring, at t9eigs montns'
eredif. tho purchaser furnishing bond, WITH
good and sotvent RecurltY, bearing eight Der
cent interest per annum from date Il sale. and
special mortgage on tho properly SOLD unth
nnat payment. s Nd purchaser Will a I've 70 de-
duct from his btl and pay la cash the am 11nt
Of printing. sheriff g and Clerks fess. etc. BAY
about ons hundred dollars, and. furthermore.
the s ats, part-h aud municlpa taxes on SAID
property. the amount OF which Ia not yet ascer-
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil sheriff Of the Parish Of orleans.
Iap N Fe4E
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uausE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

MONDAY. January ~.
The Houao was called 10 or,ior nj 10 05.
Speaker 0gden Ia the chair and elahty-tive
members pIeFctt.
PRAYER wup offered Ivy Rev. nr Kramer.
RESOLUTION OFFERED.
Bv Representative Richardson That a
spa slal cnmmltton If fifteen he appointed f.
draft a nov charter for tho city of New pr-
leans, and that Ratd committee report 10 tho
House Within ten dayR.
kenreRpHtattSa ktphafrisNn urged tho afnp-
tinn or tho resolutions lle ooutondea that n
new charter ior the city waa ms neoeaaary ~
tho new runatituttnn waa Tor the state
Representative lpgendre demanded the
yeas and nay ol the adoption VT the rAaolu
tion. The call resulted yeas N, nay Il, and
the resolution was adopted
The Speaker announced tho following apo
Ciai committee
On Ftahorirs Representatives. Grain, Ma
honey, Butler. Weeina, and Jaekaon OF NJ,
Mary.
Ttr srANnlNa COMMUTERS.
TIT following atandin9 committees wcro
then announced
EIecttona ana Qualifications Representa-
tivea Mccullough, PrttelMsrd. nndonhefer,
Harvey. Morgan, Landry, aud Williams or
Terrohonnr.
elaine Representatives Cratn. kavanagh,
Jonea. Morgan. navidaon, Farmer and Attain.
Judiciary Representatives Rilllu. Farmer
Buchanan. Harris, Davidson. Richardson aua
Joitrion.
WAYS alht M"t,'t "a, ~ its,IttrM, a 1n.
e, s,tliHh .Il,,", NGa.t,, 49, i, sIt.dn ""' -
anaght. nioHerson. haHeN anu Al,a'n. =,
Militia -kapFn4"nltuTea y @naraa9n 80,
cnanah, NeaSo!n' tH'F.tuas ',1e"e'' : SO
Hetdsnla1h, 1"sat" AN" 'aeNS'h :" ~
mary, ~ ,,.l g,1
Iuhic, MotNss ttftdS; 'eSyaS' -. ~
rnaas- hSptSsetttu : ~ ,'nt,'' ~.
ie.riuRt pa"e''te's'' '''NS "'"f'' 1'"''
anu st. 1iatt, ..,,.n n,r,,.n
CORPORATIONS 'ft'E'''a.t.V M,iHnmtEI'
MoTei, Mtlaui"u, N'N,N'r,I - ~
tauikheF. fattne'' H't@A"' .
iaTd ana AflaiI, y,tt,,s ~,
Banks ana tfsahlhs nep,eHIn"St ~
den, ATKINS, itnlael' Saae' t"S""' '""A ~
Iberia and GaFutaeF. p,tl,r
faollc hauealiou ntF.rs'u uSa"s,ra Nm,
NincentS, Naraaao; ihlpp@ Sn.l"e'N' '"'
caster, Y auRha,: w ~ N,rain IA
Enrolltnaht htIi's'h'attNe N. ~ M
gendre' M.Noh, Nttcu, We ysr,,t
u0weii, ti~atHaMaS sa",.' ~. - ns,r,oys
Public lflnllnR spsaset'a haFl,sn 10 ~
GRAIN, naVtasoh' Motsaa' SO
MAY, ,c,.rs R,,res,ntativns Henry.
Parochial shaiIs 'itS.e1I'a MN lsr,I,w
Ogden, .tsa2'l, tiat'' So"9' 80 "'
Yell and Coyatle, n,,,raoux
penltehtlarS neItsS''' nuana nan I]IsIian.
huueasstlp lIa,na
Federal keiatlonS nsrl'%s', nntfnn TaItan
MahoneS OF StttatiS = y iii !, S Sn
81. Cialr. Ahd n"ttat t,stitntjnna and Statn
Charttahse anu tuo.N i'tS.t'us"'1 ! a.t,n 10.
Llhrars, h'pi yt,rhiss l,anraster, Landry.
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MRS. N. m,o,on VS.. VI. 70. %onnenss. ct al.

LlFrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
i ish Of Drlcans. No. o .2oG BY virtue Of n
writ Of nerI fneIna, to me diteotad by tho
honorable the Fifth District Court for tho par
isii of Orleans. In tho above entitled cnltRn. !
will proceed TO soil nj pubic auction. at tho
MeruhnntR md Auetloneers' Exchange. Royal
atree' between Canal and Custopphonse ~ reets.
In tho Second Dlatrlct OF this city, on RATUH-
A Y. February II. iRao. Mt u o'clock m. tho tol-
lowing ieant ihed property. ~ Wit
A CERTAIN Lot or GROUND, together
with nil tho buildings and im~prnvemontat hore-
on. and NIL rights. wHvE, privileges and hppnr-
nnHneas thotsunta belonging or In anywiss
nppsrtntniug. situated In the Fourth Dlgtrict of
this city, In tho eaunra bounded hy Washington
Fourth, Magnolia md kolia tnow LoGue)% strsets.
and deslRnntsd 10 lot numbnr ton on ~ sketch
annexed tonn Aet pnHRGtt hpfUTH n ttfttttAte, 4
notary public In this city. on tho Thirty FIRST oil
August. l8GH. which snld lot measures thirty
faot front on Fourth street by ono hundred and
twenty nino teat In deutl. betwaan parallel
limos. Doing tho same property acquired by
Laurent Dagusrro. ono Of tho def ndanta hore-
In. by purchase from M. II D"umnugsa. per net
pnssed before A.. Hero, Jf., notary public Ia this
city. on tho eighth Of November. 1878.
Hoized In the hbov" suit.
Terms Cnah on the spot.
J. II. hLOEE HATTHREkUX.
Civil Sheriff of the lnrlAh Of Orleana.
mia ii IN n Fra 10 "A
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EN Rg,E SALES.
Mrs. Mary Everett, wife of James ever

Mrs. Mary Everett, wife Of James Everett.
w. Mrs, Leblanc.
SECOND JUSTICE COURT IN AND FOR
- tho pariah OF OrlshnR. No. 1869 by virtue
of n writ of ieri fnGlaR. to mo directed by tho
Hon. W. N. Rogers. setoni Justice o. tho P'nce
In md for tho pnrish Of Orleans, in tn" above
stated suit. | viii proGeei to coll NJ public ane-
tion. ut Montgomery h Co.'S. No. ~ Camp
street. on FRIDAY. January 80. 1890. Mt IA
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Beiz >d In the nbovs stated Rult.
Terma-Oash on tho spot.
Ja2o ID 40 Il BARNES. Constable.
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JUDICIAL. ADVERTISEMENTS.
SEA ERIFp SALES.

q. ~. stewart va. ". y. roaey anh E.
Lloyd P3aay.
T'HIIlU DIHTItCT lDUltF FOR THE FAR
I iph Of Orleans, M. % Naa Hy v%lttuno Of u
writ Of nari faciaa, to mo directed by Tho honor.
nble tho Third District court FOR tho parish ~
Orleans, In tho above entitled cause, ] will
proceed 10 soil ut bubble auction, NJ tho Met.
niauta md Auetlnpeats' Exchange, Royal
straot. hnt wenn Canal and ~Gustnmho1aa streets.
In lhe second Disttlrt al thia city. on TUES
DAY. january ~. 1850. Mt - O'Clock m tho tol-
lowing deRcrihel u,ouarty, 10 wit
ants In and to tho Judgment In favor ~ George
aehnutS and his wlfa against Carl Btell for the
sum of ono thousand QUO hundred and Hity
dollars tsilE0l. with legal interest from Aptil II
lRrR. In suit No. AZ. o2I ct tho docket of tho Fourth
District Court for tho parish of Orlsnna, on
titled aaorgo Fehnptz md wIfe Va. CARL BtplI
and now on appeal to tho Supreme Court o
LuuisinaR, No. 7daO of tho dockot Of said court
Rslaei In tho nbova suit.
Terms tihHh on Tho spot.
]. II, AtIGEE HkUPHHEkUX.
Owl Sheriff Of tho Parish of Orleans.
jnU m M
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New ORLEANS, January /

To the Editor Of the Democrat:
Sir-You will be kind enough to allow me
a place in your paper to rofute a charge cir
calated against me around the city and coun-
try by some of my good Republican friends,
saying that l am not a Republican. | deny
the charge as untruthful. am a Republican,
and can't be anything else; but | am not OF
the class Of Republicans that feel them
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF .OItLEh NS-No. 1924.
THOMAS +. JOHNSON vs.. HIS CREDITORS.
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUI9IAN

order OF Court.
A LII THE FORMALITIE3 PRESCRIBED
~ by law having been complied with. let tho
ctasion Of all property OF petitioner, Thomas
s. Johnson. insolvent. be accepted for tho bone
nt Of his creditors. and lot II Meeting Of Tho
creditors OF the insolvent be called. 70 , fheld
on the twenty first day Of february. 1890, hs-
tomhouse street. city Of New Orleans. and let
A. A. Grandpre be appointed attorney al hoe.
to represent such creditors H ara ab4en or re-
side out of the s ate, and let all proceedings
against the person az well Ms against tho prop
erty Of said insolvent bs stayed.
New Orleans, January IT, 1880
[Signedl N. IL. RltHTOR. Judge.
Atrue COPY:
j49O 81 fe3 ALF. MOSS. Deputy Clerk.
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succession of Michael r. lynch

sECoND DISTRICT COUoT FOR The PAR
Mary f. Lynch has p-titIonnd tn court for
lett r. Of adninis ration on the estate II her
late husb nd. MI thaol T. Lynch, deceased.
Germ to show cause within ton days why the
praser OF the said petitioner should not DO
granted
All ls 20 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk
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LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.

tThn DEMOCRAT Ia responsible for none of
tho views expressed In tho communication
under this head hut no communications Will
printed except from responsible %partlns-l
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notice..

succesaI0ns Of KObert WHIIHCe MByM Ana
his dpc4ased widow. Clara Cecilia Dudel
consolidated cases.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR III PAH-
> In Of OfI-ans. Nos. 2R, 1884 and 81 0 Shere-
A.. Francois b trenRe S.gnar4 h - petftioned
the court for letters Of dattv, ts-tamrn tary exac-
Hoyi and his widow, Giapa G Duff,l. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given to all whom 1t may con-
Germ to show Cause within ten days why the
prayer OF the said petitioner should not DO
granted.
iaao rs ~ JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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POaiTIvE aALE ON ACCOUNT or RE
MOyAL.
ELEGANT MARBLE MANTELH. MONU.
MENTH, TOMna. HBADHTONEa. uRNa
WAKES. HRATER. ORNAMENTS. ETC.
llaluu tho Contents ~ RavnoldH'a Marble
Works. on Poyiraa street, near HI,
Charles street.
WITHOUT LIMIT. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
nY NAaH h HODGsON w. Hodgson
On WEDNESDAY, January u, 1880. at Il O'clock
n. m, nj II ~gnelis's Marble Warerooms, NJ
above. will ba sold
AN ELEGANT RTOUE Of Italian and Ameti
nan Mathla Mantals. Mafhleigad alate Crates,
etc, and every description 81 Marie Tomhs
Headstenes. Urns, Vases and Ornaments OF tho
Hnaat INIT rial aai most modern design and
approved pattarna.
Terms Gaah on delivery
The stock mpy he Inapaoted daily. jaia NJ
sly Montgomery a. Co.
MI |oNTGOMERY h 60, AUGTIONEERs-
lFA Aalesroon NJ Gamp street Arrvry Hall
Solicit o~oualgnments Of Household Furniture
CRrpeis. Paintings. Libraries and Genera
Merchandise for their regular auction sales
held n 7 o'nlooh a. =; every TUESDAY
Hnlas nj residences attended 10 nj modarats
charges. QUIZ
MoNTaoME.Y \ " run,
Will aell Horses. Mules, Cows. Carriages ant
Harness. Mt auction. nj
MONTaOMERY'H TATTERsALJH.
Na. To arsnn street.
every WEDNESDAY md SATURDAY at L
O'Clock.
Oonsignmerta Of stock aolIeited. amir am
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AUCTION SALES.
Ely Nash IL Hodgson.

POaiTIvE BALE ON ACCOUNT OF RE
MDVAI
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Health Officer VanderpoeI Con
dennis the "Refrigcrating," tho
Oxidation md the Super
heated Steam Pro
ccssos for The puri-
tiration Of Ships
IN Quarantine.
The Present Hyatem. with Slight
Amendments, Amply Sufficient.


DIR. Nanderpoel, Health 0nleer If tho Fort.
has written the following letter To Gen. James
MoQuade. president Of tho Commissioners "
Quarantine, on the important and interesting
subject Or the publication of ships from infee-
tious Diseases. ~ Will he aaen that nr. Van
derpoel takes strong ground against the three
proposed methnda Of superheated steam, the
iefrigetating process aud tho process Of ok
dalton. claiming that they are not only ex-
penslve and unnecessary, hut would cause al
obstructive quarantine, The letter Is as fol
lows
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NFFFFFFNF "HWF|FN FTN
The HWupa was called to order nj l2O
Speaker Ogden In the chair and elahty-tivt
members pIeEent.
PRAYER VIA Mffarnd hN knN. nr. krnnlcr.
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Her Answer.

Your message les open; its meaning
\ read through The dimncss ot tears.
Aud sec In Il moment the ending
Orhopcs that treasured for years.
You loved me. YOU say; yet with scorning
Nou llhhg back the lovG which gave.
True lov, conld't cease ,wilEoNtt warning /;
Ercn !l"wris. cut down in Ilii! morning,
- ,4i'ade not until noon-
Love could not SO scOu
Have buricd itself in it,, gave.
We viii part, us you say, Bit forgive m,
One word OF rcproach, and the lust:
Twas unkin'l OF you ever to cherish
~ passion SO fruit rs t. perish,
When touched by anbtiUn's chill blast
True love ia ever the same;
1t bends not to blame;
ltlTclus not To shame;
It breaks not. nor will it be broken.
,Ihrr,. is always remaining some token
or love in Il heart once allame.
AS gold, in the cruciLlr mingled,
Will mellow the tone of the bell,
SO love in Il sad heart will soften
The pnhg Of Il biltrr farewell.
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THERE is one effective way to ait:
in the election Of q Radical President. :.
.an' that is for Democratic politicians,
especially congressman and Demo.
cratic editors, to fooIisllly prognosti,
cate the defeat Of The Democratic cali
didalc, whoever he may hc, and the
certainty Of the election Of Grant, if
romi%a:c;! hy the Republican party.
TLis, ,io = good way to prepare an
easy triumph for the Radical party.
C. Con-.
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Subscriptions to the THE CHICAGO
LEDGER will be received ri t',!s office.
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lT used to be said Of the Rev. DR..
A. L. Icahody, that he was SO absent
minded he would so TO a party, ge:
interested in conversation, tic his
legs up in silk handkerchief, and
when he started TO leave his seat he
would fall upon his face, having for
2ntten to un,sD The handkerchief.
Upon one remarkable occasion he is
said to Lave broken up sewing cir
Gle hy calmly and unconsciouslv
slnfling lwo-thirds Of the white skirt
=, Il young lad5's dress into his coat
rl'Dcstt, up!er The impression that it
was his own pocket handkerchief.
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UroN The subject OF keeping boys
on the farm, an old farmer has this to
cay: My eldest son is near twenty
one years of:age, and the other boys
lin the ncighorhood younger than he
have left their parents. Mine have
Stuck to me when most needed their
services, and l attribute this result TO
the fact HAT | have tried to make
their home pleasant. l have furnish
ed them with attractive and useful
Tcading, and when night comes, and
the days work is ended, Instead Of
running with other boys to the / al
load station and TO towns, They gath
cr around the great lamp and become
interested in their books and papers,"
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Only Two Petty Brown Eyes.

hntJ two brctty brown eyes
: Laughing through floating hair
ONLY two pretty brown eyes,
Haunting me everywhere
Only two little hands,
Modelled on ancient arts
Only two little white hands.
Made but 10 play with hearts.
Only two velvet soft arms
1.-the with Il supple grace
Only two velvet suii arms,
Mating The nIaiclilcSs iacc.
Only two rosy red lips.
My soul could save or SELL
Only two rosy rcd lips,
Would make hc.lrcn or hell.
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i!CsEANns who arc obliged to stay
outslalc o! nights hccansc the lodge is
working i'll :hc hird degree, should
examine their clothes before gting
l'omc. 4 ynl'i or SO OF raycling on
a pants leg co" lp charged TO the
gOat.
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You can't foul 4 Quincy girl.
when her "feilow' rises from his scat
in the thrcatrc between the aclo and
says: "l'll be bacE in momcnt,"
she 'iaz.!cs hi@ with one Of icr mos,
reliable smiles anti pulling him back
.Mih lhc r"ma;i;. G! Drought sem.
with me-, coyl.y slips into lis hand y
pinch Of cloves or roasted coffee.
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: Il!E hardest work many q man has
aope this Fall las been to sit on
.nail key in county, grocery store,
and tell what :. powerful man lis
great grandfather was TO husli C. ,i;h.
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elbow nicely this corn pops," SO
young man WHO was sitting with
his sweetheart before the fire. "Ycs,
SIC responded dcmnrcIy; "it's got
over being green"
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CHICAGO LEDGER R.
Established 1878.
The Leading Literary Paper Of
The West.
Only $1.5O q Yea2.

| "A 4 R1M THE CHICAGO LEDGER IN now an
| v svS ia preaching the close Of tie seventh
| aM ES year OF itH existence. having b.tn
| ~b ES established in the winter uf 1873
| a.. FL lHE Ledger was started by its pres
| V6GY E5e ent conductors With some mi,siv
| "a 1GGi RS lnls aa I" the sucrcss Of the ccicr
| ~ prise. hiany literary ventures of a
! ES kindred character hai been msde In
| NJ the Wchteln metropolis. aud misee-
! 81 aby failed. The see of journalism
| N A. k0 kS WIS strewn With tho wrecks Of
| 1AH H Others that vrIe living, but strur
| WI Ia Cling for pr~e ~eariona s1i.tenea,
Year. :s 5;s;; ;:;::
| M printed in Chicaro.
10 TnE Ledger hns no. attained tho
Ia piano OF sncEcfs upon which il now
rs scliily rests w,hou, earnest; WILL
IN E61 "a directed effort. lts conductors have
" Hwy ~ !6borci earnestly and pcrsis'.utly
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The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-30

Look not mournfully at The past,
tcr 1t cannot return, wisely improve
,he present, it is time; 90 forth TO
meet the shadowy future without
fear, and with q manly heart.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-30

II is more beautiful to ovcrconc
injury by kindness than 10 oppose it
by obslinacy or hatred.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-30

You cannot dream yourself into a
character; you mn2t l.aGmcr and
forge yourself one.