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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-26
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PUBLISHED by AUTHORITY.
nEs.vLAu SESSION or 1850.

No. Iol AN ACT
to provide for tho trial of roeused cages in
courts Of appeal.
| SECTION |, He ii ennsted IN me Genrrai
AasrD,htg IF the St,,fe of Lsmiataua. That al y
Judge Of the court Of appeals. elected unisr
| tile constitution OF tho State. adopted and
ratified In 1879. or who may hereafter he
elected. shall be- REFUSED In cases before his
court of any of tho following causes.
| I. His being Interested IN the cause, pro-
rided that In all causes In which the State.
the parishes OF political or rel giolls cprpo-
rations are Interested. II shall not be sun ant
| cauee to leGuse the judge tn allege that he IL
n citizen or iuhahitnnt Of the State. or Of the
parishea, or a member Of the said political
corporations. or that he pays any State. par
Isl, or city tax.
.. Ills helug related to one Of the parties
within the fourth degree.
g. His having been employed or consulted
as advocate In the CAUSE.
a. His being the tather-ln- law. ron-inlaw or
brother in-Iaw of one nf the parties.
8 His having performed any judicial act
In tho cause In any other court.
REu. .. BE il enacted, etc. That for the
trial and determination OF all Cnses where
the following causes ot recusatlou exist. the
judge or Judges shall appoint ~ follows:
I. In easea where one OF the Judges shall he
refused for any cause, there being no cause
OF recusatton OF the other the one not Ie-
cuaed shall appoint u lawyer having tho
peals. or district Judge Of hie circuit against
whom Io canse IF recusation exists. who shall
act with himself.
q. In eases where both Judges shall he re-
cused for any callse, they shall appoint each
n judge Of tho district court Ut their circuit,
vito shall net together.
sEu. ?. Re il enacted. eie,. That tho law
yer or Judge or Judges appointed under
the provisions Of tha act shat, In the trial Ut
the rnuse tnr which he or they may ba ap-
pointed. have and exercise the same powers
that may be excl lped by any judge of the
court Of appeals. and all orders ana deere
rendered 10y them. ur either OF them. shall
hive the sams force and effect rs orders aud
deereea rendered. ny judge IT the court nf
appeals where no cause ot rntueattpn exists,
See. Ie il further 'nmied, f".. Jhnt all
laws aud pnrta Of laws In conflict herewith bs
and the sHns are hereby repealed.
ISigned II. N. OGDEN.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
ISaned +. y. MNFNEKY,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate
Approved February 2,, 1880.
ISgned IDIlt IL A. WtblT,
Governor Of tho State Of Louisiana
A true copy
| VILLA STRONG,
Secretary uf State. .."
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Charlotte PtHet ct ats W.. Ernest y. Her
euis

E,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
4 iah Of Orleans, No ,o.H2 by virtue OF n
writ Of nerl facias. to mo directed hv the hon
orsbs tho Fifth District Uourt for the p,rtsh OF
Orleans. inlthe above entitled cause will pro
ceed 10 sell vt public auction, on the promises
hereinafter designated. on MONDAY. Mnreh r.
1890. At 10 o'clock u. N the following daaerib ID
property, to wilt
Alb AND SINGULAR THE ENTIRE DON
TEN ia AND FIXI UHEH, otto, of the premises
situated at No. TAT Canal street In the Second
District Of this city, known u lunch and re-
fraahment saloon. ALSO ono iot ~ Crock ar v
and Glassware. etc In said premses all "a
per Inventory on ffle In my offloe.
HelSad in the above suit.
Terms Uash on the spot
J. X. AbUtE lAUTHHEAUy,
Civil Sheriff | the Parish ~ Orleans
fe2c mI2R
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An Old Man Restored to Health.

bAtAF IA, N T., S6pUelIUci 10, 1I'ss
q. B. Warner & Co.. Rochester n. !:
GentlemeR-" Or forty years | have suffered
with diabetes, being Obliged to void urine as
often as once in thirty minutes and have
also been a great sufferer from papitation of
the heart am now using your Diabetes
Cure, and can truly say, at seventy years Of
age that 1t make me feel like new man."
PETER SNOWMAN.
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JUDICIAL ADvERTIsEMEWTs.
RHEWlFF SALES.


T.. IRrapnbe 81 a's. w. H,sney r. wa,sh..
assignee ath, Nof the insol9ent estate OF
lanes Y. Hlm,ael
Il ieh ri Orleans. No io,a2t-Hy Virtue If a
writ of narl lHeins. to mo directed Nv the hon
urnblo the Fifth District Court Tor the rprteh of
coed "a sell ut public auction. ~ the Merchants
AMI Auel ioueers' Exchange. r. va street be-
tween Unnal aud Ouatomhause streets Ia The
Second District Of this city. ON SAT URDAY.
March H. 1850 Mt "a pnloeh IN. tho following de-
NIX oEE iyfai i IL ri or GROUND. with the
tmprovementa thereon rights. WAYS. privileges
uaied In tho SECOND Djetfiet Of this city. la the
square number sixty ave, which is bounded
hy ~, L"na, Oonti. Oiymbta and 1t, Patrick
s'reeta, designated by the numbers i've. six.
seven. eight. nine, and ton. measuring each
thirty feet front on st. Louis street BY one hun
dred aud eleven feet Ave Inches in depth. be-
tween parallel lines. said lot number ten form
streets, aa per plan drawn by John sebrelber.
dated February 20. 1889, and Deposited In the
once OF Joseph Cavalier. notary IN this city.
70 dant. from Oharlos q HohuIzs. aoasraine to
nh act dated April ~. 1879 before Octave More
notary public.
HelSed In the above suit.
Terms and Conditions This being the SEQ
Ond and last auction. tho said property viii be-
definitely adlndicate1 to the highest and last
bidder for what i will bring ~ tws va months
good and solvent security. boaliag eight per
ceut interest per annum from date Of sale and
aapaoial mortgage on tho property sold until
final payment. Said purchaser will have 10
daduci from hls bid and pay 10 cash the amount
Of printing, sherifr's and clerks fees etc. sly
about one hundred doara. and. furthermore,
the State. parIeh and municipal taxes un aaid
property. the amount OF which Ia not YET asoer
J. IL. ALCEE GAUTHRE.Ux.
civil Sheriff OF tho FArish OF Ollaans.
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LEGAL. NOTICES.

I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT I HAVE
petlitoped the Legislature 10 bs reimbursed
for moneys phid cut hy me 81 lands sold mo hy
the state ~ Louisiana Without u tito ihereto
fe2G i 81 GDFFp
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CONSTABLE SALES.
Henry Meyer ". John p. smith

GIXTH JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
OF ler faeIas, to me directed py the Hon. Patrick
Kenney Sixth Justice OF the Peace In and Tor
the parish Of Orleans, will Droeeed 70 sell at
Franklin atraets. Fourth District 81 this city. on
TUESDAY March O. 1890. at u O'Clock ~;
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. etc..
as per inventory on nie In my Off 70.
Seized In the above numbered and entitled
suit.
feas mhss JOSEPH KRIEGER Constable.
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Nnt.cr Of special Act.

vTHE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE
/ that he will apply to the General Assembly
for the passage Of An act to provide for the
payment of the sum OF &a6ts 49, balance due
him for services as Hergeant-at Arms. ETC. Of
tho House Of Representatives Of Louisiana In
1879. as recognized by judgment OF the Supreme
court In suit No 1927.
fe2O &c mhas 10 r. II. WYNNE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned Will apply to tho Legislature
for II law to provide him payment for work and
material on gas fixtures In the State House. in
the amount Of 8T32 30.
fea IA 30 rs mh3s WILLIAM TOOHEY.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF THE IN
IN tnntiOn of the cltlzens Of tho Seventh Dis
trict date city of Carrolltonl pnrish Of Orleans
to npply to tho Legislatures for tho passage Of Il
bill creating n police court. with powers com
hitting magistrate. for aaid district
Il. DEfBEL. Representative,
representing Citizsns Of Seventh District.
ln27 fs2 4 IA % 2G
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I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE SEW
1 enill aHy of JHniiary 1890. Judgment wns ron
dsted In this court In HIS following entitled
suit In tha words md Il suras following To wit.
N, 1o.74-M Mary TO- Luigan Va. james H..
Reynolds.
Oh motion Of j. y. Konnfz. Of counsel for
plHntiH hareln, and on pr dueing duo proof
IN support Of snid plaiut fla demand. tbs Inv
and evidences being Ia Der favor.
1t ia ordered adindged and dacreed that tho
iu fgment ny default horein entered on the
twenty eighth day Of November. ls7p, be- now
confirmed aud made fiua. and accordingly that
there be Judgment Ia fnvur OF sud plaintiff.
Mary e. L,ntgan. wife Of James H. Reynolds.
aud against defendant. Jnmes II Reynolds. hsr
husband. dacreeing sonaration nf property
between her aud her aad husband. aud dis
solving the community Of ~ nunsfs and gains
existing between them, md recognizing plain
Tits privilege and legal mortgage on the prop
erty. movable and lmmovable. Of said defend
mt herein, her aaid husband tp the xtent aud
for the sum Of thirteen hundred dollars with
par cent Int rest per Rnn'im IN eight hun
dred dollars from August lRGe tin pnli: Ike
interest on five hundred dollars from January
II 1879, I'll paid.
II Ia further ordered thnt defendant pny costs
of suit.
Judgment signed January "a 1880,
Ind
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Notice nj specla, Act.

I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE IN ACCORDANCE
! with article ~ OF the constitution. that Will
apply to the Legislature for relief to pay n
Judgment In my favor. No, 2s, 452 on tho docket
vf the Superior District court for the parish Of
Orleans, againat the Bureau of Immigration
for the sum Of lye hundred and fItyeight dol
lars, interest and costs.
fc2o % mh3 If 81 II VoN WERTHERN
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Judgment signed January "a 1880
N. IT, RIGHIOR. Judge

In Testimony whereof / hive hereunto set
NJ tho city ~ Naw Orleana on this twenty .sev-
euth day Of January. In the year Of our Lord
ono thousand eight hundred md eighty,
jn2s foil 2G ALE MOSS Deputy Glark.
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]. II. ALCEE GAUTHREAUx.
ELL lLnriM IL tia HnrIul AZ o. Innj

Peter ncs-ain vs.. MRS. Enxab.th nshan.
L,IFrH DlarnGGT COURT FOR lHE FAR
- Of orlesnas. No. sat2 Hy virtue Of
honognbo tho Fifth Dietrict Gnrt Tor The
parish of o,,eana. IN tho nhove entitled
naasn. n J, W, vi, l. proceed t2 sali ut BILE
change, Ery"l street. bet wenn Gnnal and Gus
tomhonae atteata. IN the eeconh bistret of
this city. on MONDAY, March 9, 1910. at IA
O'Clock M, tho following described property. to
wit
Alb TIE RIGHT. TITLE AND INTEREST
Of tno dafnndnnt Mrs Elzateth Mclaughlin
I'ehan widow Of Richard BehHn. IN and 10 the
succession III Richard Bnhan. deceased. bar
hus band. whose eucnessIon has baen opened
bhfo'e Tho honorable the keoond District COURT
for tho tarlsh Of Orleans. under the No. ~, BIT.
md which ssid Inerest Of tho defsndnut con-
light Of ownership ns widow In community In
tn. property loft by tho dsenased acquired
during marrlnge wit tho defendant and which
property consists Of certain roal estate, houses
bold furniture wagons. mules. and other
movable property. the whole aa will more fully
arp.nI by the inventory of said s1ee"ssi ~. Of
Richard Behan. on file, under tho M. ~ .sI1, Ok
tho Second District Court for the parish of Or
leans: tho whole subject to the payments OF
"ry ht II, q nG ha sp :" Che
defendant In and to the following pieces OF real
esatn &, being IN nroper,y q tha snseeasion q, q
snme manner liable to the payment OF the one
half "f hhs aam ~ d nR poNn s,,no,.a
by tho number four. Of sduara number eleven.
said lot measures sixty. three feet elsven Inches
and two lines front on Chippewa street. between
IT. Andrew and Josephine Rtreets by one. hum
dred and IF y nine feet eight inches and four
lines In depth. between parallel ines. English
measure. Bsng tho same property which the
late Riehnrd Bshan acquired by purchase from
Esther Kline and others by not passed. before
Daniel lsrnel Ri"arao. late u notary public In
this city under date of May 81 1859
.. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated
in tho said Fourth District OF this city late city
OF Lafaystte), and designated by the number
ton, In the square bounded by Josephlne. Vt.
Andrew Chippewa and Aununcatton Gate Jer-
sey) streets, on n plan drawn BY J. N. B. De
Poully architect and assistant city sur vsyor Of
this city. on the twsny-tourih day Of June.
1861 and Deposited In the office RI ]. r. Coffee
notary in this city. as plan :; said lot measures
thirt ono fest eleven inches i've lines front on
Chippewa street bya depth. between quail and
parallel lines, Of ono huudredand fifty nine feet.
and thirty ono feet eleven inches and five lines
In width In tho rear adjoining tho lot number
nine. American measure. as per said plan.
Seized In tho above suit.
Terms Cash on tbs spot,
J. H. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Montgomery Il Co.

M ONTGoMERY h CO.. AUOTIONEERB-
Solicit consignments OF Household Furniture
Carpets. Paintings. Libraries and General
Merchandise for their regular auction anles.
held at II o'clock q. m, every TUESDAY,
THU HbDAY and HATU KDAY.
baies Mt residences attended to at moderate
charges. au17
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I SHALL APPLY TO THE LEGISLATURE
! for II charter 10 sell lottery ttekets by what Is
known ns tho German Lottery q ,mpnnv"
fe7 II 10 ~ mhaa q r. FALk ENHT EfN.
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FUCCeHHIUH Ut 'MIvHtVTo BUHUnIU-
GECOND DISTRICT COURT POR THE PAR
= ilah OF Orleans No. ~, 723 Notice Is hereby
given to tho creditors OF this estate. and to all
other persons herein Interested. to show cause
within ton days from the present notification
If any they have or can. why tho account pre-
scented by the documentary executor In this
estnte should not be approved and homolo-
gated. and the funds distributed Ia accordance
herewith.
BY order III the court.
fe2s mh2 c. JOHN HERBERT Clerk
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THE STATE or LOlII4IANA.
MARY Il. IlNIuAN VI. JAMES II REYNoLD:

SIXTH DlATNICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
OF ORLEANS NO Io.1I3.
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sUCCEssION NOTICES.

SUGGESTIONS Of John Cromwell and George
Cromwell.
AECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
lsh Of Orleans. Nos Al b5t md Al .55b Notice
i5 hereby given to the creditors of these estates.
and to h'l other poraons herein Interested to
show enueo within ton days from the present
notification, If any they have or can. why the
account presented by Felix WAlkar. admina
traitor Of these estates. should not be approved
and homooguted and tho funds distributed In
accordance therewlth.
BY order of tho court
I. 20 mh2 G. JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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HENRY DEM Az. \.
NAY Err Dab EN-,
RICHARD Elm NJ EN-,
JORDAN E-rEW Art

On motion Of Senator Cunningham. further
action In tho matter postUouai until
Thursday after tha rea'inE OF The Journal
A message was received from the Governor.
informing tho Senate Ut tho expiration nj an
early day of the insurance polio, on the state
House building. Referred 20 the Committee on
Public Nuildiura
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thotjza aud direct the board Of truatnaa of tho
lnat utinn FIR the Blind to contract tnr ~
purchase Of a euitnhl" homo tor the mat tuition.
aud to Hpprnp thta mnnny 10 mako partial pay"
InentA hi fultitmant ~ aun1 contracts,
by Representative jackson. nf Nateht'nohaa- -
An act "a protect the people Of the Htata nKatnst
unqualified practitioners ~ maat alna.
Hr RnprnaantRtivH aolaru. f,r Representative
Richardson An act for tho reliat 81 Thomas y.
Maxwell.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-29
Hot Weather in Mexico.

The morning sun was dancing over
the floor in double -shuf1es as his Honor
fell into the station, his face flushed, his
hair wet, and his general lock one of
goneness.
ssBiiah, did you ever see such a
scorcherP'' he family inquired, as he
famed himself with his hat.
ssThis ERE weather. replied the old
janitor, as he stood his broom in the
corner, " is freezing compared to some
that I experienced in Mexico. Why,
Judge, I've seen it so hot in Santa Fe
that ink boiled in the ink-stand while /
was trying to write letter to my
mother. | was sunstruck seven times
in one day while driving an ice wagon -
s.Mr. Joy,n said his Honor, as he rose
up and moved to his desk, 81 was in
hopes YOUR late illness would be taken
by YOU as q solemn warning, and am
grieved to find you still treading that
same old path.
"Wasn't ever in Mexico?" demand
ed the old man, as his face grew red.
1--WE won't argue the case. l am
sorry for you"
A bootblack behind the stove here
began to grin. Bijah walked over and
seized his hair and gave him lift in the
world and whispered in his ear:
.Boy, want you to understand that
I've been in more Mexicoes than you We
got hairs on your scalp, and any more
grins around here will lose you the top
OF your adin-Detrost Free Press.
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Quick Railroad Work.

A VERY remarkable piece of work,
considering it's magnitude and the short
space of time in which it was accom-
pished, was done on Tuesday of last
week on the New York, Pennsylvania
and Ohio Railroad. This road was al
most the last in the country which used
the wide six-foot gauge, and it has for
some time been the purpose of the man.
agement to change this to the standard
gauge In order to make the road
standard gauge throughout, arrange
ments were made to have the rails be-
tween Cleveland and Leavittsburg
moved toward each other Z 81 inches
each, the distance necessary to accom-
plish the desired result. In order to do
this force of 2 900 men was stationed
along the line on Monday night, allow
ing forty-five workmen to each five
miles. The men slept during the night
alongside the track, and at 4 o'clock
Tuesday morning the work was begun.
To expedite matters, as many spikes had
been pulled beforehand as safety would
admit, and, when the work began Tues
day morning, it consisted in pulling five
spikes to the rail, moving the rail in and
spiking it in full. The entire distance
between Cleveland and Leavittsburg is
222 miles, in addition to which are IS
miles of side track, making total of
267 miles. The labor of moving the
rails, as above indicated, would, there
fore, be very great, but Notwithstanding
every difficulty, so complete had been
the arrangements, and SO perfectly car
ried out, that the entire work was COM
pleted at 2 80 in the afternoon. Thus,
the regular business of the road was
hindered only ten hours and twenty
minutes, as, at 2:20 in the afternoon.
narrow-g gauge stock was put on and
business resumed .-Philddetphi1 Ledger.
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Alexander the Great

Wept because there were no more worlds to
conquer, but the propr etors of DR.. Pierce's
Family Medicines who have found it necessary
to establish branch of the Worlds Dis
pensary at London, England, in order to sup
ply from that great commercial emporium
these remedial blessings to foreign countries,
where they are largely in demand, do not
share the great conqueror's sentiments, as
their conquests are of disease and have made
happy not only the conqueror but the people
who employ them. DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery cures all blood and skin dis
eases, scrofulous affections, swelings and
internal soreness. Or. Pierce's Pellets are
the little-giant cathartic; DR.. Pierces Favor
lite Prescription-woman's tonic and nervine :;
DR.. Pierce's Extract of Smart-Weed, the
great remedy for colds and all bowel affec-
tions as diarrhra, dysentery and fux
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association, pro-
prietors, Buffalo and London.
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HOME AND FARM.

A LITTLE saleratus is used in making
mash, to prevent the slightly raw taste
which corn meal has when hastily
boiled.
STALE BREAD GRIDDLE CAKES
lake stale bread, soak it in water till
soft, strain off the water through a
,colander, beat the bread-crumbs light
~ with fork; to one quart of these
soaked crumbs add one quart of milk,
one quart of -four and four eggs. Bake
on griddle.
CURRANT SAUCE.-Heat the currants
slowly almost to boil, and turn into a
colander, allowing all the juice possible
to drain off without pressing. Measure
the fruit, and to each quart add one
pound OF sugar, one cupful of raisins,
ana water to thin the sauce. If one
prefers plenty of water, it may be nee
essary to add more sugar.
ONE of the most useful implements
that can be used upon the farm is the
feld-roller. 1t brushes the clods, levels
and smooths the ground, and presses
the earth firmly around the seed, caus-
ing 1t to sprout and grow much earlier.
In very dry weather good rolling of
the ground will often cause seeds to
grow which otherwise would not have
terminated.
LICE ON ANIMALs.-Col. F. D. Cur
tbs commends the following mixture to
kill lice ON animals: s'Melt hogs lard or
any hot grease, and in it dissolve salt
one-third of the bulk of the grease take
as much grease as will be required to
smear the animal all over, and into the
mixture pour kerosene oil and stir it up.
Two gills of the kerosene would be suf-
fcient for COW of ordinary size. One
application completely cured the most
stubborn case of lice on an old hog. 1t
leaves the skin smooth and clean, re-
moving the scurf and healing the irrita-
ton caused by the parasites. It is also
excellent for gals and Sores"
CAKE-MAKING HINTs.-Cream the
butter before adding the sugar. Cover
cake with paper cap when first put in
the oven. A few drops of water in
white of eggs will prevent their whip
ping to stiff froth. When soda and
cream-tar are used, sift with flour the
same as yeast powder. If more than
two eggs are used beat separately. To
secure tenderness and delicacy, the
-four measure should always be rather
on the side of scantiness. Beat fruit jelly
to a paste before spreading between lay
ers. Lard is better to grease cake tins
with than table butter. If lard is objec-
tionable, keep ON hand small quantity
of unsalted butter.
TEA-DRINKERs nowadays will do
well to apply the following simple test
to the tea purchased of their grocers:
Turn out the infused leaves, and if they
are found good brown color, with fair
substance, the tea will be wholesome;
but If the leaves are black and of rot
ten texture, with an oily appearance,
the tea will not be fit to drink. The
purer the tea, the more the distinctively
brown color of the leaf strikes the at
tention. The mixing that is frequently
adopted to reduce prices results in two
kinds of leaves being supplied together.
It is important to see that the leaves
have the serrated or sawlike edges,
without which no tea is genuine
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-29

The Supreme Court of Massachu-
sets has decided that the pedestrians
must look out for themselves in Boston
Common. One of the paths in winter
was arranged for the convenience of
coasters. As man was walking along
a sled came down behind him, struck
his ankles, and knocked him down, and
he was hurt and made insensible for a
time. The court holds that there was
no evidence that the footpaths on the
common have ever been laid out as high
ways or townways. The city holds the
common for the public benefit, and not
for emolument or as a source of reve-
nue., and has constructed and kept IN
repair these paths as part OF the com.
mon for the comfort and recreation OF
the public, and not as part of its sys-
tenn of highways or streets. The city
may legally set apart part of the COM
mon for the recreation of the young.