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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-13
Notice Of aperia&Act
:, CITIZENS BANK or LOUISIANA.

~,
TN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE ~ OF
= the Constitution. public notice ie hereby
cf this notice Implication viii be- made IR to The
State Legislature now In session. to enact q
law TO authorize tho cash department Of the
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana to settle and @ IN :
promise with tho mortgage stockholders OF
said bank. In reference to their liabilities as
stock olders: aud to authorize and enable the
said cash department to realize and apply all
the assets OF said mortgage stock department
to the payment or the bonds OK the S,ate issued
In aid Of the bunk under act Of Legislature
or thirtieth Of January, 1885, for the payment
OF which bonds and other liabilities the assets
OF said mortgage department are pledged.
Il. L. OARRIERE President.
fe9S 2s mh8 6 10 l3 II 20 ~ 40
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-13

John l.. AtePry w. Widow J. ID. Wilooxe
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PAR
l. ism Of Orleans. No. a6.0el-By virtue OF Q
writ OF f1erf facha. to me directed by the ncnor-
able the Third District Court for the parish OF
Orleans. In the above entitled cause. Will pro-
ceed to sell at public auction. ct the Merchante
aud Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street. ke-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets. IL thA
Second District OF this city. on WEDNESDAY,
March H. 1880, at IL o'clock m, the following de-
scrfbed property. to wit
a CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, with the
buildings and improvements thereon and al1
rights and privileges thereto belonging, sit
uated In the Faubour2 Baulet. First District Of
this city tlate In Municipality number tw0). and
designated BY the number eight Of the square
number four which il comprised within How
ard, Clio. Liberty and CallioDe streets. which
satd lot measures. In American measure. thirty
feet elk inches front on Caili0pe street. tho
same width on ths rear dn9 by a depth Of one
hundred and ffty-nine feet six inches and two
aad q half lines: tas whole according to plan
drawn by G. A. Hedin. architect and civil engf-
neer. on April "a. 1850. deposited 10 the ofce OF
o. Fl. Perry. late notary In this city. Being the
same property acquired by defendant herein by
purchase from Mrs. Margaret Gallagher By 40
act passed before W. J. Oastei1, notary In THIS
city. oa the senth of MAY. 1873.
Seized In the above suit.
ie'M' sf J. 3 "A AhoEE i.eS GGAUTHREAUx.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orioanes
J fe142l % mh8 13 II
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yuDrcfAI Apvrnr1srnrrxrs.
sMKlsrPR SALES.
Il. LAcefnbe u als. w. MlAney r. Walshs,
assignee, ETC.. tof the insolvent estate 0l
James III, Ht1fnsnst)

$3.50 S
4. Lacsmss u a,s. W. Mlaney r. Walshs,
James II. Hummelj
E,1FTH DISTRICT. COUNT EOH THE PAR.
~ ish .of Orleans. No 10,g2t Dy. virtue Of q
crabie 10 tbs fiith District Ooutt Tor the parish Of
Orleans. in the above entitled cause. will pro-
ceed % sell at public auction. A. the Merohahts
second District Of this oity. on bATUHDAY. (.
March ID. isso at ID o'clock M. the following do.
sGs52s9 sts dERifRSfSy RisfRsffSy h6Ts K or GROUND with the
improvements thereon, rights. ways, privileges
anu appurteganees thefeunto belonging. slt.
aasa 10 ,he seeoa web Is s'
BY 81. Louis, Oontl, Oiympia end Bt Patrick
streets. DESIGNATED BY the numbers five. siA.
ra ss snt nne 10 g. sa noas I sss ~ os an,
tween parallel lines sad lot M ,,anbsE ts,a FORM
nT s s9sf pr ps n drawn r. rse5 r. 5osn d esrsBs e.
ses once d joseph oavsisr ffs IN" notary ia shls ely
s.d es ,c dssr dssse9 r. II s
an aot dated April ii. 1878. before Octave Morei.
gsssd q aaa ,ae snoyS sa,t nh. a,nv n. ..o
9n1 and last auction. the said property will be
definitely adjudleatsd 70 the highest and last
bidder for what 7 viii bring 9. twelve months,
good and solvent security bearing .el9ht per
cent interest per annum from date OF sele. and
speeial mortgage on the property. sold ust1l
ssas o% snd % s T lie sss i,
of printing, sherif's and olsrks fees. sto.. say
about one hundred dollars, and. further,nors,
the State. parish and municipal taxes On said
property. the amount OF which is not yet aseer-
tained.
Civil Sheriff 0f the Parish Of Orleans.
fe9E mHb II III
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NOTICES eF SPECIAL Agrs.

NOTICE OF A SPECIAL ACT~Ht1LAT1Na
4N TO- repairs tp State Houss.=-'rhe under
signed member. Of the House Of Representatives
plan 10 with article ~ Of The constitution, gives
public notice that he Will INTRODUCES bin to
make an appropriation To pay NJ. r. Doullut ~
Orleans. for repairs made to State House In
1870.
feia Ia "a mh1 71s JNo. d. BUCHANAN.
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J, II. AIJEE HAUTHHEAUX,
Civil Sheriff gf the Parish of Orleans.
GAG mhb II IN


E,oUarH .DIsTR1oT. COUNT. FOR THE
7 perish Of Orleans. 10. y ~. by virtue oi .
s q ssf ts Fos sa ss Hso R &c o sesa s y ae
viii proceed 10 sell az public auction. u the
bswse aa dsos sos nss
In tho Hsoond District Of this city, on WEDNEB
DAY, March "a. 1850, at ID o'clock m the fellow
nF assfEtsif2 GEsfAfE RfEpRs54i' 4' 81 s. Tdhousp with ali
s u ,ss snd sa srs q H. .s s
aud st Louis strsets. measuring thirty. five
street. one hundred and twsnty.seven feet six
inches In depth on the line nearest to Bt Louis
sar & aes q ss lss
tremty of which line said iot measures 10 width
twenty two feet ton Inches thence ton feet ten
inches on . llns parallel q Ohartrss streetx
eiehty. leht feet eieht inches On line parallel
TO Cont strest and running Till 1t reaches Char
tres; ths whole. American measure. and per
architect. the ilret dated tho eleventh of Dseem.
bsr. 1870 and attached TO net Of came date before
& ~ s ssz aepossa sd ia s s Ses eas ssa q
thirty .ains. of book of plans number siH. .Be.
aT aom pXsSs "rd sse I I ears
Dncatel, notary. on tho twenty 'fth Of May, 1862
reglstered in eonveyanee office OF this city ii
099x Y dEaTAis Bur III LOT or GROUND. with the
buildings and improvements thereon. situated
bssssa ns Ss; s, Rs lsss. & s az R o.
ss' sisa as 10 =
Arnas, - notary @ pnbio Il, this CITY city, as pIa., ma
number thirteen Of book Of plans number two.
e wno Rsa sse S set s"s
aadrsa heaaa and .ss ss'h sde nss' sas
sssss ss street r. nss and e sss re, ,
property purehassd. ~ defendant herein from
Jaa9u Adls. md wife. per net executed before
Of Loulsiana residing 10 the city of New York.
conveyencs oilioe 81 this CITY on the eighth d
Ssy1neSE5h SEhfxN LST eS2t 81 3D. oao5Nb 19 Ss with all
ssa ssssS s s. Jssa Rs e f az Ss
Iii shlr.ssP square; nsnbss sAissy p eins 1ss o.
B. Maansr. late notary In. Tits city. ~ plsn
number seventy nine: which. lot measures
thirty -four feet nine inches six lises front on
feet one inch four lines in depth and front on
Customhouse street. and one hundred and
or ss ss ss GSss1 svns sa o9 ,am Zine
9J1e deiendsnEs he hsres r rom Ms
ssl mshs @ sS4s Sss x Mrss & ssf besas nsnsne M
:nry in this city. On the tsnth Of July 1877 reg
istered In the conveyance office ot thiS city, In
hook No. no, folio 1853.
Seized Ia the above suit.
Terms and ConditionS-1. In cash for 4 sun
eisnt amount to pay the note now due. viz: six
| thousand I've hundred dollars lssb0D). with In.
terest and costs, and per cent on the aggregate
sued for tfor attorneys feeSl and oil taxes. etc
| ?. The purchaser 70 assume ths payment of
| q certain note. due December ~. $780, for Bia
Thousand five hundred dollars tSesoo). with 8
per cent interest from December 20. 1878. Of
| such amount thereof to make up the total ol
| his bid.
| 3. And the balance III anyl cash,
| J. X. ALCEE dAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF tho Parish OF Orleans.
| fe71 2B mh6 10 10 n
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-13
Netlce at . epeclal Acc.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED, MEMBER OF TIE
j. House OF Representatives OF tho State OF
Louisiana from the Fourth Representative
District. parish Of Orleans, hereby, and Ia COM
pllanoe with article A. Of the constitution, gives
pn plic notice that he will INTRODUCES u bili with
tho ohiept Of making 10 n law, to authorize the
city Of New Orleans 70 suspend the drawing OF
Premium Bonds for the years 1890 ana 1881. and
to transfer the amount allotted To the premium
bond fund 70 the Department of improvements.
to. be used for sanitary purposeg.
fOt1 lS "A mhl ID III HEfDKNUATN.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-13
Notice of . special ACT.

rr,HE UNDERSIGNED. MEMBER or THE
T. House Of Representatives Of tho State OF
Louialnna. from the Fourth Representative
District. parish Of Orleans. hereby, and In com.
pliAnce with article ~ Of the constitution gives
public notice that he will introduce bill with
the object OF making II q law. to define and reg.
uIRte tho practice of medicine ana midwifery
In the parish OF Orleans,
fgf1 n ~ mht n n III HETDENHA1N.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-13
Notice of special Act.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN by l.. Mill
~ laudon, q member OF the House OF Repre-.
General Assembly bill to create and ORGANIZE
m additional city court of New Orleans. and u
the powers. duties aud oompsnsatlon
vf the judge and officers thereof.
fnu4 m hi Y IN 10 os<
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-13
SUCCESSION NOTICES.
successlon d Vanin vixnaud

succession d. VatDfn Vi6naud.
SEooND DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PAR
given to the creditors OF this estate. and to all
other persons herein interested, to show cause
within ten days from the present notification.
IL any they have or can. why the account pre-
sented by Mrs. Marie Queyron. widow OF Yalsin
Yignaud. administratrix Of this estate, should
not be approved and homoloR ated, and the
funds distributed In accordance herewith.
By order of the court,
mia iss JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-13
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL

WILL OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
w guests on MONDAY. sixth instant. Dur.
order and many modern improvements intro.
d1eed to ensure the comfort Of patrons. The
house is unsurpassed In all that goes to make
9 FIRST T-OLASS and ELEGANT HOTEL. and
will continue to merit the popular favor which
hes been accorded 1t In the past.
PARTIES returning B ONE will do we'll to cal
elsewhere.
ucS H RIVERS 4 BARTEL6
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-13

which have turned the locks on the whole
town within doors. Al each person passes by
they rouse themselves. sHc1 wetctitttN hit1a 11
Into the jurisdiction Of another watehman.'
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-13
G. n. ssvdins ". John lDawssn.

E,oURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TEE
- Parish Of Orleans No aS.sy1 BY virtue Of .
writ OF fleri facias. to me directed by the HON
orable the Fourth District Court for the parish
Of Orleans. In the above entitled cause, VIII
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Msr.
chants, and Anctioneers, Exchange. Royal
street. between Canal and Cnstomhouse streets,
In the Second District Of this city, on TUES
DAY, April 6. $780, ut II O'Clock m. the following
/. ONE LOT OF GHoUND.. with all th4
improvements thereon. situated In the second
District Of this city, fn the square bounded py
Franklin. Basin, Customhouse and Bienvillo
streets. measuring twenty. one feet three inches
and elk lines front on Franklin street. with q
depth Of sixty-one feet nine inches and four
3. ONE LOT OF GROUND. with all
tho improyements thereon. situated 10 the
bounded By Basin. Oustomhouse. Franklin and
Blenvtlle streets. measuring twenty.one fecC
three inches and six lines front on Basin street.
by depth Of sixty-six feet one inch.
Seized In the about suit.
Terms-Uash on the spot.
J. r. ALCEE aAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF tho Parish OF Orleans.
NH u upz
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-13
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Orleans. !
I. Andrew Hero. Jr.. a Notary Public In and
for the parish Of Orleans State OF Louisiana
duly commissioned and qualified. do certify the
above and foregoing to be true and correct
COPY. as we'll OF the original act of incorporation
OF The American Union Telegraph Company Of
Louisiana" as Of the certificate OF the Recorder
of Mortgages thereto attached, on file and of
record In my current notarial archives.
In faith whereof have hereuntO set my hand
and seal. az the city OF New Orleans. this twen-
tieth day Of February, A. D. 1880.
lsEAL1 ANDREW HERO. JR.,
fe21 2s mh6 IS 20 Notary Public.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-13
Notice VI special Act.
|HDINa TO THE EHEOttIREM ENTH OF

A OUOHDIN1 TO THE HEQUIREME ENTS OF
~ article Az of the constitution notice IL here.
tho pasaage of MI apt 10 reimburse me for mo.
neY erronsously paid into the Htate TREASURY.
on for authority to aue tho State therefor.
r II, FELL.
fe2A mh1 7 ia ~ AZ 1ag Hravter street.
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same We. same,
SlECOND JUSTICE COURT in AND FOR
- the parish of Orleans. Nos. 200 aud as5- y
virtue Ot two wrlts pf leri fReiaa. to mo direct-
Cd by tho Hon. W. hogefe. Second Justice
gf the Peace. III and for the parish of Orleans,
In the above entitled suits. will proeeed to esll
at public auction, ut Montgomery b 90 "a, No.
s7 Uatnp street, First Dietfiot of this city, on
SATURDAY. the thirteenth day OF March, 1880
1t ~ p'elnek M
ONE CHfGK tgR1NG PIANO,
HeiSed In the above statsd suits.
Terma-Oash on the spot.
mha 10 II, BAHNE5 Constable
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, 4

-- --- STATE OF IUUTHIANA, I
Parish or Orleans. !
/, the undersigned Recorder of Mortgages OF
lana. do certify that the above and foregoing
act OF incorporation OF THE American Union
Telegraph Company OF Louisiana" has been
this Gay duly recorded In my office, In Book
No. 152, folios 3sT ct SEQ.
New Orleans. February 90. 1880.
isEAL.l tSigned) J. G. RICHARDSON.
Deputy Recorder.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-13

NWtIGU NVeEVWI AUNs
II GIVE NOTICE THAT / WILL APPLY TO
u the Legielaturs for m approximation Oh tA2,-
og0 due my late husband. A. J, Oliver. no con-
tractor under not No 80 of tyss.t
EMILY J. Oily ER,
fe1A nht n ~ 2b~ Widow and Tutrfx.
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UA Y s PsHYs1o1AN AND SURGEON

nR. B. PEREZ
~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
of twenty Eve years. experience In the treat
ment and mre Of all diseases of the GENITO-
URINARY ORGANS. and Of those arising from
either. NERVOUS or PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
cases treated with success. Eri9ht's Disease.
Gravel. Catarrh Of the Bladder. elect, sperma-
TURE treated without the use Of MERCURY or
any Injurious drugs qgreg and
simple mechanism. without pain.
Diseases OF Females, Suspension. Retention
and ali Female irregularities PROMPTLY Re-
LIEVED. DR.. Perhz's FEMALE REGULAT.
at this Office. Consultations strictly condden.
tial and charges reasonable. Office No. South
Rampant street. near Canal. New OgleanS ocs
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-13

Second District Court for tho Parish OF Orleans
Mo. u,17I.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-13
Filth District Court for tho Parish OF Orlsan
No. tD,2gB,
Nv +. v. eseurdaia.

VALUABLE RESIDENCE In THE THIRD
| DISTR1OT.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-13
CHARLES II. CULBERTHON ET AtB. VI. J
r, Il. DEvENPOHT, TUTOR.
ron A PARTITION.

ay;s segHpAW e sss On snY5s H.
1A Msr ass Sosa asa s stssst Msr
bstwesn Canal and CuatotnhouHe strsets, III this
city. BY. virtue Of an order Issued by the Hon.
for tho pa,ish u. Orleans. rendered February /.
'e oRhfsis s PiEGg fiR5 III SuNp Of rregu
lar form. with 4, the bnialainss laa aud imgroye.
@ uasa ia he sui suburb RaslasY. Third t plstree Of
thls city, In the a slssre s,, RoMnaea py paaEhIH'e
al aid Marany streets. described on onn plan By 4.
do Armsa. surveyor. dated September 10. is74,
annexed t2 the not oi sals By the sa,cssslgn ot
pasasd befoie q. ,Ledardeur. notary public.
April 0. is1e and measuring. In American
msasurs,. rs follows, to wit:
7 lines from the corner Of said Marlg1y aud
Dauphine etreete, said piece Of ground has y
frat depth Of 127 teet 10 inches lines on 4 line
narrowing mi al rlgbt ansie toward Mandsviils
street on limo measuring 10 feet II Inches 7
as st4 thence arasf sss fb ,F \ snss 5 e nssa
O. lines On y line parallel with Marisny and
Mandevllle styeets; thence turning at right
1'fts line N Width In to reag on Ys line parae
with baupG Inc and Royal streets lhenee turn. urn.
Ing. at rishl anglo toward bauphina street on
ras as y s e ,saeo ss nsy salsss s
4 right angle toward Mnrlxny street on d line
parallel With Danphine and Royal streeta. g2
iei with Marisny and Vaudeville utresfs. IL feet
iuchss; thence turning at right anHle
with Danphine and Aoyal streets, s2 feet 6
inches ltnesi thsnce turning ut right angle
a sge o ep ss sFs s @
III inches lines: nnd themes turnina "a IL NJ rieRi
angie toward Marigny street to the initial
'''''s' DIVIDED ron SALE
Lot . measures ~ feet inches front on Dau
depth. betweep parallel lines. Tho improve.
ments on this l9t conH&ist & q = larxe one.sto,rl
sl% dsded INTO shree tsaesnt.. ] s'Ya ssyins N
each three rooms on the ground noor and one
r. the attic and seeen S1nta'nins ,s I've
'yss Hps r. %sls ss ?ss :! !,
. iees inches line D on the be lines parallel L
Lot O. ln Che, rear Of lot, ?. measures 1s feet
By j. ieet ii inches lines on the lines parable
to Dauphlne street.
Lot b. IN tho rear of lot O. measures 1s fee
street BY 10 feet inches line On the lines pa 1
Terms and Oonditiops-O One-third cash and
the balhnCe ut one and two years credit for
/ notes Of the purchaser bearing special mort
gage md vendors lien on the properly sold
divided into coupons to suit the vendors. witt
interest at the rate e,f o. per cent per annun
from day OF sale until Anal payment: 5 pol
cent attorneys fees in the event Of suit to re-
cover the payment OF said notes or any portion
thereof, The buildings TO be- kept insured and
! the policy transferred to vendors.
Tho purchaser to assume the payment OF the
taxes due and exiglble In 1850 above the price o
Indication.
Acts OF sale before A. J. Lewis. notary public
at the expense Of the purchaser.
| feat 9s mhS Ia 20 81
STORE AND DWELLING PROPERTY IN
the best business locality OF the Third Dis
triet.
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Has always on hand full stock OF st. Berna,t
and ONeil r. Co.'S celebrated Pf-eh,lrg Coas
, 1880-01-04
RETROSPECT,

On Dec. 81, 1874, the old F'reie Presse was
overcome by the panic, the weight of about
$4,000 liabilities, and the triekeries Of its
opponents. The Ncue Frcte Presse was
established on a rather small capital. 4
steam-boiler, q steaul-engine, press, and type,
amounting to several thousand dollars, had
to be bought on credit, and thus, Oh the last
day Of 1874, the mucll-indebted paper started
"a rather weak concern.
During the last five years we succeeded in
paying off our entire debt, although the
business Of. the country was not brisk at all,
and many firms of old standing had to sus-
pend payments. The Freie Presse owes, be-
sides what is on its open accounts with the
paper-manufacturers and the type-foundry,
not farthing. Two steant-boilers, two en-
gines, two great steanl-presses (wor}1ing al
most continually day and night, and fold
ing-lnachine can be found in our press-roo1n; !;
we have on hand type enough to set four
papers the size OF the Frefc Prcsse;; one hun
dred and eight employees on our payroll, and
every week one hundred and eighteen thou
sand German-Americans are furnished by us
with reading matter. Our business is by far tile
greatest German newspaper business in the
United States.-Fr0m tue Chicago FTeie
PreSSe,
, 1880-01-04
DEPARTING.

Thy sands, Old Year, are almost run; full soon
Zen thou wilt be, III is the pnst. no more =
The infnnt Year comes to usurp thy power,
And hold dominion on Times chungcfM shore.
The record OF thy deeds Is all but writ; the ta!s
Or thy proud reign Is I'LL but told; the doom
Ordained alike to sovereign and to sluTe
.Awuit6 thee W-obllyion-the tomb.
Old Year. adieul We part as friends. Though
thou
Vert far from kisd in all thine acts to me.
witch the shadows slowly, darklT gathering
That herald the fr11iuon Of tho stern dearce
That bids thee hence, with many q sud regFet;
For there nre hopes that with thee must deGa5~
Dreams and ambitions have cherished TtiL.<
Too well, perchance- through many Teaf5 aa''
Old Year, Good-byl 'T1s but a little while .u,t.
Ere We, like thou, the t"shadowy way sna''
tread;
4 few brief hours to 1--we, to love-and then
To be, like thee, forgotten when we're aeio
Harkl Without, upon the midnight stiffness
Falls soft cadence like funernl- kneli; .,t.<
From steeple high, from ev'ry tower ana oe'i'"
OWEN 81. WILSON s:
1.-THE NAPLES" New Years Eve
, 1880-01-04
7 TIRED.

The chain Of memory, link by link,
Has slipped away; cannot think
Cnn scarcely prly,-for in my brain
Thoughts born Of fever and Of pain
Alone hold sway. long for Night
To shut from out the world the light.
And. laying on my eyes her hands,
AS by my couch she silent stands,
Soothe pain away.
So tired nm I, fain would lie
Upon my couch while days drag by
Their drcary length The fire burns low:
The mantel-clo ticks faint and slow:
The sound Of voices passing bY
Falls on my ear like fAintest Sigh.
It seems as II I1nust have died.
And every living thing beside
Had p,lssed awny,
Low and more low now burns the fire.
Rest seems to come at my desire:
Ger aching eyes the tired lids droop.
While o'cr my couch the shadows stoop.
As weeping child a mother holds.
So now the gentle Night enfolds;
She bears me to the sea Of Sleep.
And leaves me meath the waters deep
1nen nlts away. JAcQU1TA.
, 1880-01-04
SOCIETY TOPICS.

Dia1og after New-Ye ears Day" WHAT'S
the matter? you look poorly. Stomach feels
bad; too much New-Tear's, presume? Go
and get some Kumyss; it's the best thing for
weak stomach. know how it is myself"
Two tiny pages are III fashion in France
instead Of bridesmaids. They are supposed
to be there for the purpose Of reminding the
bride and bridegroom Of the necessity of
turning over new leaf
1n Spain in 170o the girls. from the Found
lings' Home, when marriageable, were con-
Quoted in procession through the streets, and
any young man was at liberty to choose one
for wife. 0 for those good old times. =
Bast, the manufacturer of fine furniture,
ders increasing rather than falling of since
the holidays. $50!
Among the pretty fans that the Partisan
makers have prepared for the winter season