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PARTISAN CRT OF NO DANGER.
A Weak Attempt 10 Remove the Dls.
trust OF Chicago llunincas-alcn In
Demo COnfcl lkuIC,

trust OF Chicago lsusincss-lfon ii
Demo. (onfctl Itulo.
Correspondence New FORK Tribune.
CHICAGO, Oct 13-It has remained for
Chicago Democrats to pitt fott|. tic weakest
campaign document ever yet Issued. It came
out last night, aud WAS devoted to showing,
rs Scnator Conkling said pnlltzet's speech
tried to do, THAT prosperity Is cl,rsc."
Tho document was vigorously al1d somewhat
siciously circulated for three days. ai'd now,
fully completed md rounded up, contains
cxnctly twenty-five names. An analysis Of tho
position. Ut tho slyntrs shows that what y
lacking III numbers Is more thnn compensated
by tho diversity OF tllelr characters.
Thus. u,ere i Mt. ieyl z: tSHlsnffT Hff, wl'oso SC
ethes ine.nbsrs of sltlns Whose partners are rs
HtrnNKly Republican rs they. are Democratic.
There uYealso two ur tlreo tLtlt-wnrn Derl,'
cratic pf.lsseskgrs wo Deng aisaPp2nl.'r ptnn'
absence from office. OF my kind, have been
really Ut lnte to rise md shout for any
changc There is ono OF tho grosscst x men
in privato lifc;, there Is corr',pt politician.
Florida. Tl,erD aru two Ut tllrce speculative
gamblers, hr0kcti~lown reAl-estuto spccti-
lator, thu worst Mayor TINT Chicago eyer llAd,
q note "sliaver": and mingled with these
Are saving hAlttozen, of repntHlhl'H ,9,'s ana
r. 'A~ST ''@''-sN' ---- ---T'-'@s ~--
led. Democrats. ...
These nre the gcntomcn who putthelr
names to a batlly-speilea pnper which + nd
dressed, somewhat. c01nprehenslvcly, 70
tho People," and which deals with q subject
evidently fur beyond tho grasp Of those who
composed II. 1tscts forth TINT tho imprgss'
slOn which has been made by certain NepIb'
lean Urators tint a chnnge III Admin nLstra'
ton may work danger to the business Inter
esss Of tic country. Is MI insult to tho Entcll.
gcllco Of the puopIe. 1t declares TINT tic Re
publican purity las been IN power when dis
! i,ster WAS tho most widespread In business
circles that tic country has ever seen; nllt
It fAils to pnint out the cognnt1 fact ttal
that disaster wns the result Of q war brought
about by II SNlil Democratic South, Whose
nI[ies were the very men That compose; the
DemOcrnt!c party OF tlle North to-day. They
| declare that tho present cra OF unwontet
prosperity Is due only to boMnteons llarvest.
md economy III the method Of living. mt
not In any way to the NepnblicRn pnrty. i
| acknowledges TINT the past four ,yeurs llny'
done wonders In. purifying Gover,men
| Offices an1 III making the public service
| reputable; but neyUrtheless It insists, son,e
Whit i1ltEtcally, tint, although the manage
lnc,t OF public n1fnlrs by the Republican
party Is growing better all tho time, 1t wouI'
after all be mitch snfer to turn tho Who'll
business over to the Democrats, and SEQ Wlla
| will cpllle OF it.
, 1880-10-16

their disposal In tho, Christ portions Of tho
co,lntry;,-the na4quo rrnvnccs Navarro. n,,I.
xeax ax f Fssnss s5s eeae ssafGx E5s
% %phe &c oy sssa ns II af' & ense s
II: MI csn!vas del G ca.i!i!t', rse!icnt 9 IT. Eo.n-
fSs'Gss II .as hs e 'ff fl 6s IT,
a;ter e Ss ssf fFt y ,'n t. .s a sa, 81 o
exile. from Ftnnoc," This mennctnR sltnatinfi.
n.h1cd to Tho undcehani p!ntstnY of tho Garlists,
Mcnt, cnllscs innlelsc tlncnsiness tu thuso t10ss
in power. at Mnlri,l, tho Jesttta hasa opuncst
w arse eo,eSs; u tue sops Y on " III E ,o
1mke nf rnstr,ana. rho DonlnIcans. tho Car.
mrlltcR. and the FrancIscans are moving 10 tho
provinces Ut the Northwest.
THE r,EsKxcE or QlREN IaAnEl.14A IN srA1k
will only revive tho bitter feelings WHICH we're
aroused ut tile time Of hGr birth nr,ongtho Cnst.
s,s, whSn f fsrltna4 vi rey"ked ~ .]o ; snS
ne,v stcprco teprivcd hon Carlos ot tho thronY',
and placed thorcon bis own daughter: i w!i!
recortl, attd cast dark eh,flowa around THO mi
act, Of tho King. Tho wholc 1,atiun degraded y.
telt to worahlp tho infamous father OF queen een
1slbGllA; bit It Is wtsur anA 1cttUr HOW, anu tho
the debassa Chs!slna, viii IM,s,, TN io less
Tfy . 9S o ,Gnss rs, %ys %s e
VII. was Mnr1a of Naples. whom + was sup
rpBcd tho tlDtauchcd nlulasth poisoned tiu.
In u no 1t1e did nut bring him m heir to tho
llrnnp, Mnr,n Amelia *. Saxony was hls ne1t
lrI,lU; hut shr also n!cu chiltlleAe. leaving hHr
nlDcejlo ht}Abanl Bttil nrey TO tho tor1uenttnK
fVs would succeed him an the throne.
Vnscr,,puious to tho last tieRtco,. he
was tmDre ritatio than t1lnt OF her predecessors
anI With whom he cU,.ttvett shut,,otul sche,ne
10 O1nst the hopes OF Duu Cnrlns, Whu upGnly
o,yspriu3. and " tho curt"ity Of hls pWn curly
inheritance of tho crown OF Spain. Thu iiest
Eur ttinrriauo wns To select III rnvnrit private
soldier Of the Kiln Is Idfo Ut1nrd whose na1nc
WIS W;st,s, Nt,d ~, whom, Rlthy,sgh nw.hurts
nEld I|t-uatercl eho lnvjstlcd her fAvort crrMt-
| Ink hin luke Of KnnEares. All tho ridiculous
demonstrations with which tho milton recently
, 1880-10-16

.I9-s " t....'a ,.,..1,.,,. H.o., .,11 - a.
Umf reaaeFa ~ nas9 nscn % l1a s,n ~ IT, ap
been setn 1T TIC Chhpe! or hnoyE, Ireland, anu
ynri9s Gursh OF ulssse s aso ~ sa 70 nMv1 peo
cnectcu " rraYer ineFe ana " GrsxHs h rt5 pts ~
tho plaster tssorGh IN Watef, Nuta " roiano
and tub country. THO sxcnonont stiM enntsa,
mns. anu moreover O., o!hor appaatt't9ms t ~ tno
John, arc dccanrod TO- havo onen witness witnessed "
knockt,lure Eil"pel. foW Miies alss.ena. ~.
rlotlaly enough sl'nithr v!sthtipns aTo s9lu -
hnvG occurred r. Llnnthony AbbSy ~ Whlee'
tho rctreat ct tho ritlallatlu F4ther lEnntius.
nd oo OF tno rr0tostlht MonKs ~as ,n1tasM,
Of a dock leaf which The virgin tI!lst havo
touched; Ihe n'le4ea irasn mir1toles nave 70! 20.
rSeoaveu torihI ese,es,astteA iofsn1aens put
only trom ireland. bat fr,m tb's siAg o. tho
AtsNntt4, hnSo YNssa 70 ha0tk tot ret9ee: M@ny
Wondcrt9l STORIES havo NOUN to!ai nnt tooro
, 1880-10-16
Tho Public Library.

10 the EuW9T " Ina ChtcIQ0 i17toHnts
Chicago, Oct. ILLS It possible TINT tho
scheme OF dofrnuiiug tho Public Library out Of
tho building cxpressiy secured for 1t, nud IL
alone, IL to bo consuMmAtedY Is tho influence
Of great bnnk!ng conpuuy to ororbear thu
rsghta and lnterests OF b0,9o0 patrons Of tho
Liurary7 Arc the technical qulbb!ca aud
narrow-mlndcd views Of Two Or tnrre men to
whom o.s!ee gives MI opportunity to show their
nsinlnn lineage TO prevail over tho equities
thnt stand heavon-h High beswnon tAnt bank ailt
tho 14ibrHryY
J'huso members Of thu I3oart Ut Education
who v0ta nYnlnst the Library mny BaY whnt
they plcnsc, nppeAl u their uwn business stand.
l1sg, Or wnAt nnts yct thoy will nos hnvo credit
fur bit Of honesty In this mAt1er by tho public.
They nre biltsen by "inli1ouncg.'
Now, wtNt WI want Ia " intiO0enco" organized
OIL tho oil!cr sitlo. The 10 uU tnenibers Of Snrsl-
lUidera ut tho Library ure social Aud political
t,UwGr II cailctl to,sutilor. 0rRnttxd aud given
tongue tn spe"k, fcet t1 walk on. and hanas to
nGt.-,l puwer that will sM.n nuke truckllnK
inctnbrrs Ut tho loard Of ElucAuon rtnnd by
tho rights Of tho Library or prepary Tor pulltlen!
ubsctirtty 50 long Us cftizens of ChicnKo. Chll
'Gn out. II.
, 1880-10-16
BEFORE PARTING.

For Tht Chicago Tribune.
While tho crock Is uontly gushing,
Onward cushing -..
Through the trees TINT rustic round thy homo,
Come MlunH its Rhur1s to wander,
And TO ponlur,
On tho happy h1urs yot to como.
What though o'er this sylvnn bower
Clouds rny lower, ...-.-
Warming lis tlto time doth como to part7
AL Thoughts uf 1t frum us thrustLDK,
We'll hc trliAtinB
In tho affection Ut clGh other's heart
Othor hearts perchance ,tro growing
Fur those fenvtCg. .
And tho tpnrs roll anlily from thoir eyes:
Ours Mro tours Of Joy that KlIsteu
While wn listen
70 tho laughter vi tho ono VIC pttxC-
Como, then. Gust away nil BORROW
... TIL the iH0rT0W. "
While wO ruvol III encE Others love;
Iet no single trace Of Yriorlny
For my lGnvlnH
Pain us as We wailIur thro' this grovnI
CECIL NAACouHT.
, 1880-10-16
Roman Catholics.

Tu thu Editor ot Ths Chicago Tribune
CHICAGO, Oct. l5.-Whnt nre tho f,hsnus OF tho
States in tho Union that Catholics cNttnot hold
office III, aud wuut oLtees are th4y nut allowed -
thosu States, Antl li,ls UcU,i since they were nd!
,llttted into tho uninn7 uy answering the Ab0vo
sou will greatly abliHU A READER.
[AHs.-Nu such exclusion or prohibition extsts
Mt this time III my state ur the Union. Such an
exclusion once prevailed in New Hampshire, but
has bcen nbolIshe1 By tho vote Of tho pc0plo Of
that STATED
, 1880-10-16
70 THE PUBLIC.

There can be no better guarantee ot the value
dies than tho base aud worthless Invitations 81
them. Al there are False liesoivents, lseltef4
that As ilalns " kadway" " On wAat yuu luy,
, 1880-10-16

T6 fh4 Editor Of ms Chicago Tribune.
KAExAKEE, Oct. 13.-rtonse answer tho fol.
lowing question: ir II nun bots on nn election,
Is he by tho law entitled to vote. -..-..
DAILY READEIa
, 1880-10-16
THE VOICE or THE PEOPLE.

They Arc Ntuko nnL Must Walk.
NJ tht Eattor ot Ths Chttapo Tribune.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1l.-plcneo tell Us how all tho
Democrats got downtown In tho ntorning7 Wc
,ioE't muos thcm any moro on tho cara. Answor
and ub.sHe 4 NEST StpE NEF.
, 1880-10-16

Total Value - s,i,.s ~ ~
per cs,It over the business of tho yeur lS1D.
Ihrro Wcro sli,Hi5 pecknuca eontatnlng .possuyo-
stalnrs, ote. scnt ont from tho ns.
inpro than ta..0 90 III. yN!ue, q which
only four Hackages. valued at ~. wsrY M loat n
trunslt. Of thnsu one WIS cApluF6d " !hdtlns
iii Nuw Mr3iru, and py two soa9i uycnts leuSl.,g
one containing p0stnl-cartls to the value ot e55.
utlarcountul lnF. Tic inetollso iIl suu,e Ut tho
silerod sriaskable. For oxatnp!c, the incross,
In nvwspaper stamps e over y pss cent; III
postai- Gars oyur III por cal,t rho iutul amount
81 newspaper anu pcroslrnt matter forwarded
through tho snHjls dur4ux tho yeur WuA u a&., ,Ea
pnuhda,--neary l,0u tutls.-reaiixlllxA ssvenap
u kle. ~. MI !nere.Ao OF II puF eent over tho
ensuess Ut tho proripua yonE.
, 1880-10-16

~ tAs Editor Of 7hs Chteaae Tribune.
CHICAGO, Oct. l5.-rlc,,su state, III urler to de-
cilo a bet, wLnt tho population fs nf 1t. Louis,
stp.. ncourtltng to tho last Official census, and
greatly ubiixu l., WALD.
fdAs-Istb3.l
, 1880-10-16
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGUE cured for tfty centA
Thore Is not Y remedial nxcnt In this wsrll thas
will euro Fovnr and AKuu aA1 gil olhrr Malatr
fevers aidci 81 itAbWAY's PILLS. 80 quickly
a stADWAY'S READY RELIEF.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
, 1880-10-16
nADyyAY,s READY nEL1Rp,
DR., RADWAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN
RESOLVENT.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,
Changes rs Seen and Felt, GA
they Daily Occur, Aft
er Using q Few
nnal4.
13OsG1.

!. Good splr1ts. disappearance of wcakn+s
tnsl, sni lGn5 ,",snlss e,,, ''sa0s "'o '0''en@
"tsI strnnnth jnrr,Mses. anuot,to ,mprovr, r.-
,, fs Susi ~ t,,,;r,. sn,,r rr,tta tnre ~ s r
hrash IL rntai III .lIuast,ta,. a,,1n, and undist,st,
n"s' sfc"m. nwnken fresh and yinoro,ts. A''es
f,sr r,,nn.ancs ~ s,,n1ss hInfches nn,,,.
,hs .nsn naks rirar ~ All hemt6y: tia t,n ,,ss:
changed iroin tts turbd snd cio,iJy appoatsps,
,ri1h,u,t nMi,, Cy scniJinn. iftia Or no acfins.,
ma'm W, 1,at Il; ra .taot u ,osa '''s VI " ''aaea
ny M.rfcf .fisnSnHtjon of ourntitv an1 IN.
o,,nnn1 ~ ,nx1i,.,,taew wcakeniIr dIschatt,a. -,
AZ uiil}ctcd in lint yay,. with ccrfAiuty Of ~,
n.oun,,f c1,r" ~ 1nrr"nsri atrrnvth erhfbi,eat,
~" sr"rctjnv c,n,'is anil f,,nntit,t, harmnny y
storcd sp te, tSe scvcrai nrS,,tt. -
~. ~. u,m e'nsS ~ nnrnarnnrn ~ Ia ~ ~
enn nn.Fni ~ e1rnr tivnIv and hraithy c,,io,
afhMse =" s,,iferst,w fr1fn wcak vr tllrcrat.,
,,,nga ~ t,,hnr..lrs ni,i rnallzu 1rent iMnrhtis
nrnnctnrniitt, YrenIv Tin tn,Wh phlcrIp or mJr
Frn,n the t.inrs' sir cejlt hr1,ncht Or ,sifipr.
thrrat s,r hnmI: ,itnin(ehinv the fFeni1anryt7
sS .,ss.sI il. u.uns -. t,f nt+arrfk thr,Jtrk ~
, 1880-10-16

How absurd to erouk ai,d wheeze With cough
which ltale's ubuey of uuEeho4uI aud Tur will
cure.
Plke'a Toothaeho Drops cure III ono Minute,
, 1880-10-16
Ind that fwaThtrds Of tho yota .! Tho Successful
Side Came from tha Coiprtd Element.

VIII NOFA tHLRUllT SNOUl4O Nuf A1sE(AAUsa
Ono OF thom was, TINT hu had dlsrcRnrdei tho |
INV upon varlous occnsons, whathor Intention.
ally or not, to tho dutrlment Of the interests ct
the 6tNto. Another chArH0 wins, that he hal
n,Htap usu Of his onlee for persona! boneAts, And
TINT his cntro Administration Of four ycats had |
been ono chain Of evIlonco that hc did not |
possess tho nbllity tho ChIof Executive Of tho
Stats Ut Georgia should hnvo. S0mo Ut tho Meta |
OF bis Administration werc characterized Al in- |
fAmouHty corrupt During his term Of Ollic0 to |
was Investigated by a special committee mp
pointed to inquire Into the cause Of his signing |
Il targc number pf rnilroal-tonLa In tho faco Of
tho fnct TINT tho Constitution hal prohibited
State aId. uo was w1ltnwashcd, In tho language
Of y 1nernber Of tho Conlmttcc, "tu saye tho
character Of tho Depocratlc p1rty Of Georgia.
tho Governor being recognized ns tho bond Of tho
raety. Agutn, It was during hls Admlntatsatian
thut the Controller q Goneral Of tho Stl.te aud tho
Treasurer Of tho State WIS inpcnchcd for tnMi-
fcasnnco In olllco. Tho ConntssIonor Of Agrl"
culture WIS '.lsn turnod out, md the surcrln-
kncpcr nf tho I'cntonttary was orlGrcd dis
SHs' isea. rie !asestxsasas @ of lie aat cSislas
tho State,
nAscAnrTY WAS FOUND IN FULL nLoox;
and. in utmost ovcry. instance, tho Governors
natno was connected With It. either AZ An ud-
wiser or IN aono osuor why. Tho appointment
eh eS e LIS poe rSd Il e
10 70 bis Interest to do go-was anothor rcason
u the "nposton t 9 t. 9oy G9Ht Ths c
he wis not II s.raxhtout zepresentativeot aeor-
During tho courao Of tho campaign It wns OBJ
scryed lint Victor Newconbo,. fresI1ent Of tho
hss 1sp.;ya II Hss S co, !r0s Ge hug aosSSn ssse' s %
$la,UU attorney. was knlloping nIl over tho
6tAte, n,akiuF ,npeoc,cs ia tho interest of CO..
actutl as President of tho Coquitt statu Caiu-
pAlgn Co.nmlttce, Anil several Of tho passenger
oSsv q It he
ID s!esks for tho ColMsntttco. THU isM-
prcss9',n spoa wont atsoad that .ho Louisville s
effort to
0pr Ryr,tr cnsruot, op r,rr ,yparnny h Al.
LAsriU n4lt.,soAp,
ad ebe aerca W waIeh s u
owned by the Louisville & NASHVILLE Combnl.
on IT, Pso so t9 no t. Hgt Got
Inv the stoek to De owned BY pi,rtiea ilvlns oat-
' ( Sushvitjo @ eo,l 'uasiiy uunrantino cncnuatl
and THO Ctnennatt Southern ug.lnst Atlautu.
ana cyl tns a; 70 Fl ,,oso
tho pyupio rnisel .up III tlIojr fltunilool and
asked for ,EoiquI.Hs defuat.. They put 9p
Hsfore lie eanyss %a. q oo eeR Old
sss U1so II, ad
spent so,no money, ,nslntcss of tho Leslslature
e. 10 liz ~ 70 3o .I9 70 War od hs
MSss 81 eandiiates nnnea.esd IN oyesy oonnsy u
oarncst. l'town aud Colqultt
| BOUGHT Ut ALL OF TIlK KEOno LRAnEEs
| of tho Stato, mud Rtartod tllom out making
HnhlH- kiunN1 E1,llitf hH tHiuH his
, 1880-10-16

Bend letter BtAn,p TO flADWAY d f0;}
No. " WARAEN.gr.. COR. .CHUtcII-ST., NEW
YORK.
" Information worth thousands viii be seDs
, 1880-10-16
CONSUMPTION

Of the Lungs md 1uborcuious phthisls. scEotp
lu-Yyphilni1 Diseases. Wasting. beYencrntlo,
pNRc ol Water Instantaneous relief a1nrde
whcrc cuthotcrs hMye been used: thus DUH,
away with tho pu1hful operation Of usiilV th,ts
instrurents]. diRsolvlng Stone In tho D!addet
md in a1t cRacE of
, 1880-10-16

WAanIfdToH, o. G., Oct. 1f.-The report OF tho
Third Assistant Postmaster uonorAl, now being
prepared, wIll contain sufHo Interesting tnfnr-
nation concorntnE tho Increase In tho revenues
newspaper nnd periodical business. The rev.
anuu rft'sn newspapers md pern1loahls h in IN N1w ~
Chicago, 3ll55!6a; UostOn, Oil, ,UGO.:f,; l'hlialu-
pht. sGtSsss; st. i.onls. Isis ass; cInelnnatl,
s5l,a7hv9 1t Ii noticeable thut though Phtutiol-
ton, yet Hoaton exucesls hur Ia tho sendiug out
Of papers mud pcrlotlloals moro thAn ~ por
pant, aud 1t. Louis uses not ono hhlt 80 much
postage n,0noy for thAt sort OF rs1tter ns Chi.
cngo, which uscs almost twloo rs ulnch Us Phflas
leSnhlI. ........ ... .-... ......
The iasuo Of postagc-stampa TOR tho yens was
ns tl,owa!
Ordinary pnataYc- stamps. ~ AZ %
Newspaper ual t0rloacal stamps.. l,GG,0l %
Ole.Cuilt stNtiliiy 80. ,.,,,.,.,,,,.. 2af U.AU
Postal -ghryls. .........,,.,,., 80. H,THt47U.tU
Hlnupcti t1lVrjnprs iulaiilj ,,,,.,.. g,l9G21s.8I
Ylnirpo,l eyOiui,eS iseeiMl reaileakl sB3l a55 10
Newspaper wrHppota.. ..,.+.*:..... ooltts1.b9
OtltcIlll stanlpa atld stamped enve' ,.,u,, u.
l0pc1+ tssss+tststt A~sF~~Ssao
, 1880-10-16

Inflammation OF the Blad.
der and Kidneys.
dsrnsoe.
One buttle contains more Of tho aettva prIuc+
pies of Me!lIGfncs thnn any nthor i'reIarnttoa
IAkon III Tcnspunhful dnscs.wh hIIo Hthcts rcqulH
five or SIX times As much.
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-11
urgKLY WEATHER CHRONICLE

xAe following is a general summary OF the
ynaaaher for the week ending Saturday last as
usre1ared BY the Chief Signal Officer Of the
unaed States army:
nayins Saturday and Sunday a large area OF
40 nreeeure moved eastward from the Rock
WeNntain region to the Atlantic States attended
~ Weeterly winds and clear. cool weather over
- narthern portions of the United States. ex.
- NRht SHOWS In the Lake region and with
Nsa4AArly winds and rain or sleet IN the dulf
sNnApa During Sunday an area OF low pressure
SnNeAred over the western Gulf where It prob.
u6Ag developed. and during Monday and tues.
sAsv moved northeaetward over the Huii ana
NRakh Atlantic States to the Bay OF Fundy a.
: very severe etorm. Much damage resulted
1hMr the New Jersey coast. During the early
YMat Di the week very htah pressures existed
sVer Oregon and Washington Territory, on
1tendAy the barometers ut Olympia. Portland
NNd Roseburg reading over 81, 80 inches since
zen, however, the pressure has. gradually
A1aan and the high preesures have oeen trans
jlrred to the Southwest and Gulf States.
ahH rainfall for the past week averaged ABOUT
~ Allows In the various districts: Canadian
nnnyltime provinces. 115 inches: st. Lawrence
Vaaey OsO; lower lake region 0go: upper lake
meCjpa, Gao: New England. 0o5; Middle Allan
~ Mates Osb; South Atlantic States. 10: East
Sra Gulf States, 10; Western Gulf States. 2 60:
Sk3c valley aud Tennessee, 0.46; Upper Mtssts-
alnei valley O 0s: Lower Missouri valley, o.;
I'll river of the North valley, O01; Eastern
Ne0ky Mountain slope. from Dakota to interior
m Texas, 0.o5: Rocky mountains, 0.05; Plateau
ss4ri0te, 0.02: California. 600; Oregon. 900.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-11
sT. PATRICK's FAIR.

Monday night st. Patricks Fair came to .
~paelusion, with the following result In the
Haster OF CONVERSATIONS:
me horse and buggy competed for between
Men, "A. II, Isaacson and Major Il. A. Burke was
yeen Ny the former. and Capt. Brown succeeded
In carrying away the gold-headed cane from
Harl. feathers.
TAe watch and chain offered by Mr.. Isaacson
Ar the lady procuring him the highest number
a Votes fell to Mise dibney, white her sister
Nd finger ring offered bv Major Burke for q
ne purpose In his own behalf.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-11

THE BE1L.-One of the features of the wind
Ing up Of the great carnival procession was the
Reed Bitter Company's display. The veritabe
and indefatigable Reed himself was present
seated upon q gorgeous chariot. scattering his
miniature proclamstions by the thousands az
he went deep. toned bell from his houselike
car proclaimed his approach ar d two huge bot
ties labeled Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic" followed
close behind. Reed Is a wide awake and enter
prsing man. and his bitters. we believe pos
sesses all the merits he claims for them.
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#CALCAsIEu.
mr.. WIN. A,ex. greene. m.cou. On.

DR.. VIM. Alex. Greene. Macon. Ga. writes
- I oheerfuily state that i have tested
the virtues and efficiency Of Ooidens Liebig's
Liquid Extract Of Beef In my private practice
In cases Of general debility. weakness. depres-
sion. dyspepsia. loss of appetite and nervous
Affections when medicine had proven more
than useless. l have found 1t the best remedy
l ever used in chronic alcoholism. when the
stomach is always Irritable, and food required
to nourish and invigorate. Sold BY leading
druRgists." jR29 ind
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nErRAuD1Na THE REVENUE.

Al the instance OF D. y. O'Malley Antonio
GMssibanco was arrested yesterday and brought
Assese United States Commissioner Quintero to
answer to the charge OF manufacturing cigars
without license. About one hundred and fifty
mounds of tobacco and 500 cigars we're found in
Ids possession. and were seized.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-11

AURORA LAGER BEER.-The DEMOCRAT is in
debted to the enterprstng gentleman, Mr.. ALI.
Waltz, 26 Cont street, for a sample of that very
superior beverage. Aurora lager beer.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-11

Fare stick and fancy candies. bon-bons prize
eMaiy, crystalized fruit and all other kinds Of
sssaaies. at very low prices, at Miller 4 Diel-
nnsnns. 50. 80 aud "a South Peters street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-11

frank Fehr's family bottled beer and SeiRel't
rHAra dry champagne at very low prices. q
Wisler Dielmann's.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-11
aeed's Gilt Edge Tonic restores the appetite

The King drinks Catherwoods pure rye old
sssoek Whistles. aud 50 do his sisters, and his
xansins and HE aunts That's sol
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-11

The elite OF our city are having their pictures
eAkan at Washburn's. They prefer the Lam
Eassxs process
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-11

HsT the Information OF those OF our visitors
Nssing for their homes to-day and tomorrow
~ publish the following list OF steamboat US
Mmxa~ree In addition to the one In me river
snnnashN.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-11

and remsnded 30 The Parish Prison without
bail to await the result Of 1cHaleD wound.
McHale WAS visited at the hoepital last night
and found to be doing very well,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-11

Eahnnt Catherwnods old stock whiskies the
ssaraiyal would be an utter failure.
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TEARING OFF AN ARM.
rae Terrible Fate Of Young Mar
While Walking on Rail-

Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock Alfred Scott
Aeea twenty-five years. while walking On the
araek Of the pontehartrain Railroad. was
saszek. at the corner OF Victory and Elysian
Fields streets by the shaft of the engine attached
% sae inward bound morning train. which
sgnost tore his right arm of.
He was removed to the Charity Hospital
where his wound was dressed and pronounced
dangerous.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-11

Why suffer with indigestion when Malakoff
lNsers affords certain relief. Get a bottle and
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-11

An excellent appetizer and regulator OF the
system is Malakoff Btttera.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-11

asx instructs his subjects to drink nothing
~ Malakoff Bitters.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-11

Thu Lambert fadeless pictures are oil the
usxA. They are beautiful and everlasting.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-11
s.ed's Gilt Edge Tonic cures dyspepsia.

lambert pictures are all the rage. Why2 Be
aassee they are everlasting and beautiful.