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Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
DEB.

LYE AN.-At KiIkbride, on taes eSd INST,
Evan r. LYMAN, in his oath year.
TIE rel -t.vo and tIiends are iUtt'"d to at
tend the iune al from fis late IestIr ICs Oh
ThTgday, Nav 18th. Services az tho house
l.,tei meat at ST. James cemetery, Newport
O'CONNER.-On the 29th inst, James Rus
sll U'C0H or aRed months and days
Relative and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from The resi- JeDce oi his parents
NJ Il. and MsIy Russell O'CoaneT, ,O5 es
street Oa Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock.
CAMPBELL. in this city on the 25lh inst
Sally Ann Campbell, wife Of the Ute 10
sepl Campbsll, in her 69.u year.
III, relatives akd friends arc IN nyltsd to at
tend t1a ~ a!si from her late residence, J.
Z. 8th ST., oa hursday afternoon at t,elHcE
>er1icssas shs house InterDtnt at River
view cemetery.
.'AFieep in Jesus"
BAI EE.--In this city, On ths 26th instant
arsn, wife Of Nm DarGey, in the .ori
year vt her age.
Hetntivss am iiiends are invited to atteDf
the funeral from tie rest euce Of hsr husband
NJ. s o r.. B.h =, On Saturday afternoon al
2.30 o'olccp. Services az the house. Inter
ment at RiyerVieV cemetery. I
TU NER.-on the ,7th inst Charles R.
son OF John o. and Hannah Il. Turner,aged
% months.
Funeral ON the Iesi ,euce OF his parents
No 10 II. FIoat ct, Oh Friday afternoon at
O'Clock. l.terf1ent at Riyergiew cemetery =.
Obituary.
Edward Fer, son OF John and Mary Pier,
was nor in Hackney, near Ondon, on the
4th o. May, S56, and died in the city OF vii.
min ton pfi n, 1880, in the 4lth year OF
biz a5c. The de eased was converted to God
during The ~ Otrese OF an extra meeti < held
III Mt. Leoa non M. L. cnuTch, Delaware, in
the iall OF l67J. He uGited with the church
and witnessed good profession tul death.
his religious ch Iracter was firm aud we'll es-
tablished; his piety was Of tie inodestand un-
assuming type but was never questioned by
those who kn9w him. H. -wE good citizea,
an fec ionate husband and father. respected
and loved by all who knew hilO. About threa
years ago his health failed him and he was
Obliged to sive up bu iLess; at times he SUI
te ed greatly bUt was patient and uncom.
planning During h last illness he expressed
a desiry TO i've tor tho sake OF his family, but
was per tctly resi- ned 10 the Will o. 'fcd.
His end was peaceful and when the messen-
ger Of death came Tor him found hin ready TO
TO- His brethren Of BrandyWina LoiXe, ].
u Q. r., attended his fl neral in body. fol
lowing his remains to Mt. Le5 non NJ. L.
chtrcA, where appropriate services were con-
ductes hy Rev e. b. Hunter, who was the
uastsr Di the church Mt th3 tiIe he was con.
Verttd, assisted by the present pastor, Rev.
". Il. Ave y, If er whicA We l.il mis- remains
away in tue chuTcA Ufugtory TO await the
rrEhlr ctioa III TpiH9. Bro Pier leit behind
n,nI the ScOrl Of ~ honest and industrious
man a.d OF q Consistent christian. His widow
anu iather.eSS children have the sympathy of
a la-as circle Uf friends. u. X. II.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
j. NJ. Smiths Funeral.

The funeral of jeremiah NJ. 7mith,
assistant Superintendent of the P. W..
q B. K. R., will take place tomorrow
and will be attended ly the head of all
the departments here. The remains
will go to Newark, N. j., for internent.
At that place the deceased has moth
er and sister living.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
AttenflOn COmra"S -

There will be a special nu'I u
miral Dupont Post No. = u, a. IL
Saturday afternoon next ',eromor ro
clock to take part in the s,'tv e,, Of
memorial day. Its the ou'' "
comrade to be present. Post Cd
'' Up. WALES, ro'' ~
s. s, JOHNSON, Adj't'
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
The MiIIarG'r Floral.

The drawing of seats for the Floral
cencert of the Millard Club, which takes
place on Wednesday evening, June I'd,
came off satisfactorily in the lecture
oom Of the Masonic Temple. last ev
ening.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
Fine StraWberrtes.

If lovers of fine strawberries would
call on John Bowers & Co., at the
Third Street Market house, they can
buy as fine berry as ever grew on a
vine. They were raised by Mr.. Morley
firm of Springer, Morley & Cause.
Some OF them are as large as good size
peach.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
Delaware Il. Es. Switches,

For the purpose Of inspecting switche:
along the Delaware Railroad and lay.
ing out new ones, Mr.. l. N. Mills, Gen,
eral Manager ofthe Delaware R. R., ac-
companied by number of railroad Of
icials. went down the road this morning
on special train of two cars.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
a Straw.

Yesterday, while II men, who met
by chance in Magistrate Vandegrift's
office were talking over the sheriffalty
one proposed that vote be taken. The
result was Ford 8, Lynch 4. This is
only straw showing how the political
wind blows,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
is:saI i;ssj Tine Trustees OF the Poor.

The monthly meeting of the Trustees
of the Poor was held yesterday at the
Aims House. The regular reports we're
received, the building inspected ard
Mrs. Barlo~'s usually good dinner eat
sn with zest.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
w. G.. n. IT.

A meeting of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union will be held in the
First Presbyterian church on Saturday
afternoon, at 4 o'clock. The meeting
will be addressed by Mrs. Hart, Of Phil
adelphia. A cordial Invitation is ex-
tended to our citizens to be present.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
Heat M the kSranhyxv,,a

A postal card from up the Brandy
wine states the heat at Henry Clay Fac
tory on Tuesday at 3 P. NJ, was 94o
and yesterday, wednesday, at the
same hour it was go.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
FIFTH EDlTINv
Proceedings OF COnrt - Th.,,-
daie-TaDtum LiboI r... w
Specially Reported for the RFpp,I,'

iNAh
Court met at ten O'Clock tbias
ing, Chief Justice Comegys and and !.
Houston on the bench.
The names Of the witnesses an,
rors In the Croasdale vs.. TantD~a aa
suit vera called.
Mr.. Bird addressed ths ;r,..
said they wished to recovs, ' ~,
for the publication Of the libslon.a uaa
Gle which was written by Dr., Ts,,
to which he had attached bis own '' Y
ture and also without aulbo,i,s
names of three other y,
men. If we prove that h.
1t, signed his own name and su',
the names of other gentleman I, vi.S
authority and If we show that bsh'
published in the REPUBLICAN and
"Gaz4tte," and If their Hopo,s ,s ~.
article is libelous, we ask Of Won
dict for damages as we shall cj,s n
argument. Now, gentlemen, ssid
the question has narrowed down n
publication Of the article.
George w. Vernon sworn
Reside in Wilmington, am sD,I
in the printing business publish
DAILY REPUBLICAN; been an pditoI
years; during November, 1878 tSs
culation was about $500, larger cir,
tion on Saturday than any other
circulates in city, county, State, p
delphia, New York and Wssbipptd
The witness was shown the fls
turning to the paper said It was n
Saturday, November %, 1878; he
the article first IN manuscript form,
brought to his office by Dr.. Tai
who wished it to be published.
not ask who wrote it; was signed \
Bright, John Wood, J. R. Tan.um
D. 7. Hawkins; believed the Al
was not paid for but was cbsrre|
the books. The books were about tl
shown, but the Court decided The
to ba immaterial.
Mr.. Vernon being cross.exaui
said Don't remember any special
rection about the position the al
should occupy; article was prints
type in which communications are
orally printed; charged more thai
veftising rates; it appeared in
type than advertisements do.
The REPUBLICAN, was offered as
dence.
Caleb P. johnson sworn.-ReAd
Wilmington; am editor of the ID
Gazette" Communication brOugh
me as an advertisement; DR.. Tad
brought it; don't know if it was
for when brought; circulation id
November 1878 from 1000 to 2,
larger on Saturday; paper
to Philadelphia, Baltimore and
places.
The "Gszette" was offered as
dence.
A communication signed by Wa
Whiteley admitting that will
7. Croasdale is sn able editor,
read by Mr.. Bid, and placed in
dencs.
George W. Humphrey, sworn
city editor of the "Every Event
reported the Bright case for thatp
heard DR.. Tantum say he wrote th
ticle complained Of in the REruBI
and Gazette" and signed the NJ
Of the other parties to it.
A. L. Richardson sworn.-KnOW
VIM. T. Croasdale was editor Of
Every Evening" in 1878.
vi The attorneys for the plaintiff
rested the case.
Messrs. Lore and Whiteley hS
with Dr. Tantum for .
when they announced
determination to call no witnesses.
On motion the witnesses were
charged from all further attending
Mr.. Bates then proceeded to add
The jury. Replies were made by
jel for the defendant, and the case
probably go to the jury this alter7
when verdict will be espeediIy ref
ID. The other cases will lay
Until the next session Of the Court
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
n..nnr,s llHoIhse.

William Fisher, COL, was ,ast 1,iy mig
before Magistrate Brady iass 5sues
the charge of assaul1aps I'D AZ and
also ooloyed. He was hnea
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
HaIZaGl and KaIaaaah

The schooner "Florence" which was
libled in the U. s. Court yesterday,
has been released, claim and costs hay.
ing been paid.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
Strawberries.
OH For l. IsehOb3iE.

The excursion to + hooo.h J-s, Ills
city this morning at 6 O'Clock By s{e-
oiai trsiu for RehoLoth. Toe trai Ia O. n.
sisted Of three cars and curisd ahaut
200 passengers. 1t will re urn to vii.
m,pgtoo this ev'uiag abeu o'cnck,
The EXCURSION sgiven by tn Z hoG.th
Bah Association
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
BROH EsgN.
rNLLLoI'r, JOHNSON n 90.

BANKERS AND BROKERS,
OORNER SIXTH AND MARKET SITS,
W lmingtOn. Delaware.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRE
From Our Uiileo 70 khe New 0orR and Phila-
deiphia Stock Exchanges. Quotations fur
Dished simultaneously with sales being
mado at those exchanges.
Philadelphia, New York and SanFranCisco
stocEa and bonGs bought and sold and car
ried on margin.
All I.ocai Sccurltios NOught and Sold.
Cash Raady for g0od First M0GtgaRes,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27

SSTRAY @Al E-A FAY MARE ~
~ strdyed awtv ir ~ the subscriber IA3r
% tieh'd st.. on Fufsaay ening last. Any
ini 'ina ion In regard to her left With Std.
han and son No Ill Est Fourth st., will be
thank uIly received. GEO. W. SrANTON. Il
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
SO3tErlS5;siiOpI.

Twenty-Five parsons vets confirmed
last cvsurg by BisLop Lee q She Triui
W Church He vas ass!s'ed by Rev.
DR.. Frost aud R.vs. Mckay, Jsferies
and Mnrrhy.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27

NOTICE-EXAMINATlON OFTEACH.
IN ERS.-There will be an examination OF
all persons who desire to teach In the public
schools OF Delaware, at the following places :
Middletown, June 7; Newport, June 8 F.; New.
ark, o; Mermaid, 10; Henry Clay, IL. 1t
earnestly hoped that all persons desiring to
teach will attend these annual examinations.
Exercises will begin promptly at A. M
526.5td.2.w ]. ii. GROVES, Supt.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
A Warrington ExcufsiOn.

An extra train with an excursion
from Philadelphia to Washington,
passed through Wilmington at 9 O'Clock
to-day.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
rHtILIlINGTON DEL. P0STCFFlCE
~ TIMETABLE.

Once open from Gas A. NJ, to $50 p. NJ
Private bt Xss accessible until 10 p. NJ, Or
Sunoays, open from 8 to o A. NJ and private
boxes accessible from to s 7. N.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
MAILS CLOSE.

Way Mail on wilmington & North.
ern Il. X to Reading and polLts on
the baltimore Central X. R.south
Of Chadd's FORD d................. {
Way Mail an D9l. Western X. r.. =. II
THROUGH and Way NJ ul to Balti-
more ard Washington, and points
south 6...................
Through and Way Mails TO Pbila'
de:phia. Pa. ..:.......
through Mail to n. Y. and poiEts
north End east. t.....................
Peninsular Way Mail on Del. X. X.
to Crisfield. Md,..................
Through Mail to Philadelphia and
New York, and all .oiats east and
west. ... - ........l!
Through Mail to Baltimore ard
WASHINGTON, and all points south
and southwest. .................... Il
Throuen Mail to pbiladelphia ard
New York AID all points east and
WsSt.... .......'.'''.''.'.'
Baltimore. ................... 9
feninsular Mail, ,nnrch Of Wyoming 9
Though Mail to Philadelphia ami
New York, and all points north,
east and wet. ............. II
Through Mail to Baltimore and
Washington. and all points sou h
ant southwest. t....,............... !!
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
MAILS ARRIVE AND READY
DELIVERY,

SAN
Way Mail from Wilmington &
Nertnern X. X. from Reading ard
oints uortn.. 6.45 a IL
New Crk, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, and al! paris # the
country. .............'...... o.4o d Ill
Pentnsullr Mail north Of Wyoming,
Delaware .......... .............. 10 90 a. m
Pbiladelphia New YORK, and IoiIts
north, east and weSt.............. $50 q m
Way Mail ffom Philadelphia, Pa. $50 am
Ratimore Way Mail. ..l0.Vd a. IN
Baltimore. Washington, and points
south and southTeSt. ...... D.. 80. l.lj pm
Phiadelphta, New York, and points
north. east and west ............., LIS pm
Way Mail on Delaware X. r., from
Crisfe!d Md......................l2 ~ 20 p IN
Way Mail on Del. Western K. R.. 331 pm
Baltimore. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6l5 pm
Philadelphia, New YtrS, and points
rOrth, east and west. SO d.
The letter carriers win make their deliver
les as follows: $50 'nd 1000 A. NJ. and IA
and 400 r. M Local letters Tor carriers de
livery should be deposited In postotiics II
minutes hetCre the hour et delivery.
Collections, 6.5A an! 1850 a. NJ, and LIS
800 and 7.39 ?. NJ. 2le collection 1T 7.31 2
NJ. embraces all boxes between lch,I ~ anc
Lombard, and Water 5nd IS n sts., i4e,EciY"
Sunday FIJI collection at p. NJ.
5T VIM. NJ. PYLE, F. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
NOTICES.

NUTiGE.-S. W. BARKER AND G.
~ STRADLEY, have this day entered
into partnership (under the firm name Of
Barker " Stradley) .or condasting the blsi.
ness of house and sign painting, at No. 5OoH
Shipley st. Orders solicited and satisfaction
guaranteed. 5. w. BARKER,
q. STRADLEY,
WILMINGT IN, DEL, May II, 1880.
NOTE.-Dayid H. Barker and John b.
Stradley have been employed by us and are
hereby authorized by us to make contracts in
behalf OF said tirm. bB IT.
BARKER & SrRADLEY.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27

NI0TICE.-POSTU COMM AIDS
~ and chiefs of all military and civic or
yanizations, intending to participate in the
procession and services on Decoration day, are
reque ted to meet at tho office of the under
signed, Seventh and Market streets, on FRI
DAY evening, ,2Sth inst, at 7.30, o'clock, P. M 1.
$. A MACALISTkR,
$40 81 Chief Marshal.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27

DubIfc SaIes.-ON Saturday, May
a. 30. and June 5. send In yGur
lists Of Dwellings, Lots and Farms.
a'2+28-t-1-6-7-8 T.J. HEALD.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
FASHIONABLE DRESS AND CLOAK
IN M hKIAIIN -

-.
II MAKING.
Mrs. nj. E. Quinn has removed from 1901
Walnut street'to
1ll2 KIN STREET.
Vnor0 she wiz be pie lsad to receive the call
Of her old customers and the ladies' in pen.
srrl. Terms reasonable. 6.3.i2t
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
MAY AT HOME.

Barney Rosenblatts Cool Spring Bsths, IS
cents, childrens hair cutting, except Satur.
day, 10 cenb. CuAnmers shaving cups tree Of
charge. l.2e.lm
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE. -'A'A'
VIII be sold at Public Sale, at NO. 8 Robin.
son street, city, on
THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1880,
at 10 o'clock, q. m,
Beds, bed steads AMI bedding, ingram and
other carpets, chairs, tables stands. 2 good
cock stoves, room stove, l Grover &: Baker
sewing machine, in good order, china, : lass
and quoensware. Also lot OF second hand
harness and one market wagon lot OF car
penters' tools. Sale positive
SARAH ANN PERSON, Adm.
OF DANIEL J.. PIERSON, deceased.
l.. W. Stidham " Son, Auct's. 5.25.2t
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27

GTRAY CnW.-A cow GAME fz-psx
y 10 the premises of the subsc riber, NV
near tie Lower Brandywinc church, Reahett
Pike, on Friday last. The owner can have
her by proving property and paying charges.
5.26-3td-ltw SAMUEL SPENCE.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27

NTCTICE.-I HEREBY FORBID ALL
IN persons from trusting Melissa B. Muir
phey on my account. as will pay no debt Of
her contracting 54t t3J NO. 7. MURPaEY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28
A MONARCH OF THE SEA.
The Largest Steamship in the World Now
Building.
philadelphia Timee.l

The CITY Of Rome, the new steamer OF the
lnmAn line, now being built ut BArrow-in-
Flrness. LanAnshire, England, will be mar
" q marine @ .ns the NsT York
merchant vessel In the world. She will be
1900 tons larger than the Arizona or the City
81 Berlin. her sister ship. and 400 tons larger
than the new Cunarder. now being constructed
u said, and will be AZ near perfection in the
way OF safety, speed, and comfort ~ 1t Is
possible for steamer companies and ship.
builders to attain. She will be completed In
the spring Of 1851. and is TO be placed on the
regular line between New York and Liverpool.
The dimensions Of the City Of Rome will be !:
Length Of keel, GAG feet: length over all, 500
feet; breadth OF beam, 81 feet: depth OF hold,
3 feet inches depth from top of deck houses
The hull Will s of the b M ro @e
and will be built In the best manner, with
eleven horizontal bulkheads and two longi-
tudinal bulkheads through the engine and
boiler rooms. The engines will be OF 1900
horse power, with elk cylinders, three OF
which will be high pressure and three low
pressure. It is promised that the new vessel
Will attain the great speed OF eighteen and
one-iourth knots an hour. The saloon and
stateroOms will be placed amidshipe, and will
contain every facility for comfort and luxury.
All the latest improvements are to be added
and the cabin will be splenaidly furnished.
The CunArd Company have laid the keel OF
q monster steamer at an establishment on the
Clyde. Although not 80 large as the City Of
Rome. she will have engines Of even greater
power, and. It IL claimed. will be the fastest
passenger steamer In the world. The new
vessel will be- OF 1900 tons burden and 10 900
horse power. according TO . statement In the
London Times, and VIII be exceeded ID eize
o0ly by the City OF Rome and Great Eastern.
8he will have an extra promenade deck, and
will practically be = i've decker, being fitted
Tor $50 hrst class and GOO steerHge passengers,
with Recommendations tor = crew Of 100 officers
and men. The hull will BE- built With
double bottom. on what Is called tho Iongi-
tadtnal md hracks sysfe,n, with WntertiRht
Hon steel y % be employed instead e Iron.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
t.f.he DEMOCRAT ID responsible fof none Of
che views expressed In the communicating
under tine head but no COMMUNICATIONS VIII
~ printed except frum responsible partiesJ
A woRD FROM THE COUNTRY.

RbAQuHMINh. m6Ecu W. l1cNs
No the Editor oi the Democrat.
The weather has at last taken change. THIS
week hae Given u three days' eunsbine. The
water from Inc Moraansa crevasss has nearly
coyer ed the east side 81 the Bavou Crosse Tete
from False river. 10 Pointe Coupee. 70 bayou
plaaue,niue and Il still rlslns. Hers the river
n ever bAnk-hisher than ut any time since
1s!A ~, 1850. .a...h...,c, n oo..o.
unesaup Or the levees heilg 30 bad, No une looks
si{ef thetn now ~ oil old, and when the water
eeta ~ them. ~ ft present. pe2ple ars snrpilsed
tRe 10 rood weather w lavs q general throughout
s ns,r Great rivers vAllsv. and that the present
evfeli VIII run out before another oeh come.
/ see, Mr.. Editor. yon have been caring
aaiy,a apUd words for our layislators lately.
People In this section think they are slew ..tno
slow for the work that Was before them. Mncb
rNlt,Alne yet To be done By QUE IaWsmAking
i,uWer.N and but little time u which 70 DO u. Il
II nNid here that GOV Wils Will not call MI en-.
I'm seesion, and III this be- Will be sustained by
tke peUpte, 10 gentlemen gf the General Az
eclnbly Viii do we'll To ret the necessary bills
tkrouah without delay ..
our town paper. the fbervllle South. men.
toned the name of our aallant and q. wotthv
dltOr III ils last issue. II eonnec,ion with ne
frict. There are few more deseTvedly popular
men In the district than CAPT Jumelt and
ahOul1 he be chnsen for the gusitipn. the inter.
este of our section VI the state VIII be ia the
hands d An active. enefaetlc and lsiSplnl rep
ft,a0hkAttVg. PELlUAN.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28

KING STAuB.-Btaub IL clearly entitled to a
regal appellation by reason Of the royal stock
Of news ana literature Of al kinds he keeps
constantly on hand. His counters and shelves
groan with the very lateet newspapers and
periodicals from every quarter Of the known
globe. and the people from far and near flock
70 patronize him. The DEMocRAT thanks him
for copies Of the New York Herald, Sun and
Times and Philadelphia Times 0f the twenty
fourth. and also for Frank Leslte'a Journal.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28

Patti II singing songs III private houses In
Paris, where ballets danced by bellies Of the
fashionable world are now given Ia Lent
She eings song ~ each corps de ballet comes
Ii. and for doing 30 she receives the trifllng
sum of $4,000 n sony. II four songs arc sung,
rays Mr.. Labouohers, she knocks off $1,000
from each song@-but when one Of her friends
asked her to sing y single song for less, she
that she could not allow sentimental consid-
eratlonB To affect her tariff
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28

The milling interests OF Minneapolis, Minn
have Increased very rapidly, and, according
to the Tribune OF that city, the mills have ask
acres Of flooring all covered with expensive
machinery, having a daily capacity " ~, 27b
barrels. Last seasons product reached 1861
$50 barrels.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28

20 tickle have been the pric~ Of old rails for =
few months past that parties having old rails
to sell write the officials of rolling mil 10 !.
"What will you give for Thousand tons of
old rails. providing they are not sold before
official answers: II will give $4s per ton II
don't change my mind before l hear from
youn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28
SURE CURE TOR
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Asthma,
Consumption,

Ana All diseases " Throat ana Lungs
talissd Rock Candy, Old hYe whisky and other
tQnica.. The Formula is known to our best
physicians, r. highly commended by them, aud
lsta. Prof. q. A MARINER. Of dhicaao. ID on the
label Of every bottle, Il. .ls we'll known to The
me, medi.al protection that T2tH HOOK and IN
IufiueDza. bronchitis. Sore Throat, Weak
Lungs. aso Consumption, In the incipient and
uaed as q BEVERAGE and APPETIZER.
making q delightful tonic for. family use. You
will mud Il pleasant to take OF great service: II
activity to the whole human frame,
Put up In Quart Htzs Bottles or Family Uae,.
CAUTION. -66qghf 'FT bE 112W ~.
RENCE a MARTIN ARE the only manufacturers
In tho world OF TOLV ROCK AND RYE. and
none Ia genuine that does not bear tho NAME
and Government Stamp.
DO not DO deceived In buying these goods.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28
THN NEW ORLEANS DnMoORAT SUNDAY, MARCH 2S 1880

The new VESSEL ID 70 b ready lof. the ~ NEXT
season, aud before being placed On the line
comfort and luxury of the passengers. The
name Will probably BIZ the Befvia.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28

Thackeray once said: when was DO,
/ wanted some taffy; II was q shilling;
hadn't one. When was man l had shill
Ing, but didn't want any taffy."
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28

The family 81 the Chinese professor III Cam
bridge occupy the attic Of the house, while
the servants sleep down stairs. The Chinese
custom has II that the master and mistress Of
the house shall not occupy sleeping rooms be-
low the servants.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28

Ouida is no longer young, is growing stout,
dresses realty, loves luxury, haa been In love,
talks little and Is constantly growing more
and more sarcastic about women OF society.