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Unabated success Of
CRUMBS OF COMFORT.

EbEsANTI aORaEOUsI BRILLIANT /
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the age Crumbs of Comfort, the pride of the
kitchen and parlor. Thousands OF ladies at
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Canadas. II. K. BARTLETT Il CO., Manu-
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113, 115 III North Front street, Philadelphia; ;
143 Chambers street. New York; 43 Broad
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.JURURERA.

which Is pronounced by the leading medical
authorities of London and Paris "the most
powerful tonic and Alternative known to the
medicaf world.'' This Is no new and untried
discovery, but has long been used bythe lead
ing physicians of other countries with won-
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Don't weaken and impair the digestive
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only temporary relief-Indfgestion flatu-
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diseases are sure TO follow theiru use.
Keep the blood pure and health Is assured.
JOHN q. KELLOGG, 18 Platt ST., New York
Sole agent for the United States. 4w
Price 81 per bottle. Send for Circular
January 20. 1873. w4-wae
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E0n AGENTS WANTED for our large
VOV Omitted States" Map, with immense,
"World' Map on reverse side. Each Map
4OxGO Large sales The bcst Maps out.
E0n Agents wanted for our Religious and
OVV Historical Charts. just out: "Christ
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in every Christian home of the land. Address
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MtDIolNEs. $.
WIsHARrS PINE TREE
TAR CORDIAL!
NATURES GREAT REMEDY,
, FOR THE
THROAT AND LUNGS!
w 1sHARr's PINE TREE
THROAT AND LUNGS!

1t is gratifying to us to inform the public
that DR.. l.. Q. q. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar
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gained an enviable reputation from the At
lantic to the Pacific coast, and from thence to
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states actually benefited and cured at his
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porters, he isunable to supply the demand. IL
gains and holds its reputation
First. Not by stopping cough, but by loos-
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liver and kidneys, and lymphatic and nervous
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effects it has gained u reputation which it
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Trout weighing 155 pounds
are o feature Of Savannah meat
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Fever and Ague Cured by
CINCHO-- QUININE.

which combines all the alEalolds of the Gin
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the sulphate Of Quinine, while it is much
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Prepared by BILIINGs, CLAPP 4 CO.,
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Bost0n, Massachusetts.
Represented In New York by S. ii. Austin,
at John r. Henry's, No. College Place.
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AN Atlantic survivor has ar
rived in Pomeroy, Ohio.
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MYTH its gloomy attendants, low
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Cop 002 BROADWAY, N. X. Send for cirnular.
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Is unequaled by any known remedy, 1t will
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will efectually dispel all predispostion to
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Is there want of action in your Liver
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Felons, Pustules, Canker, Pimples, &c.
Have you dyspeptic stomach? Un-
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Dropsical tendency, general Weakness and
inerti
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Ave you detected, drowsy, dull, sluggish,
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Works which should he found in every Ii
brary--Withip the reach of all readers. Works
to entertain, instruct and improve. Copies
Will be sent by return post, on receipt OF
price;
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OK 60 AGENTS profits per week. win
DCt sOU prove 1t or forfeit $780, New ar
ticles just patented. Samples sent free to all
New York. dw
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A "ANiS' "A Rats ohANoh' !
We will pay all agents $40 per week, in cash,
who viii engage with us at once. Everything
furnished, and expenses paid. Address, A.
COULTER, q CO., Charlotte, Mich 4w
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
GREAT INDUSTRIES

Hartford, Conn, Z or : chicago, g Illinois.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-02-06

Many attempts have been made to devise
a tel tale TO show whether a watclman has
gone MS rounds faithfully during the night
but not many have succeeded. Among
the latest and best is tho one now in use at
the penitenti' ~, Lausanne, inverted BY
Mr.. Caaderoy, which effects It's object By
electricity. A disk of paper, divided into
II hours, IS set in Increment bv clock-work
y number Of electro magnets are fixed in
front of tie disk, and these are connected
in the usual way with buttons or KEYS placed
IL different paris Of the building. These
buttons Indicate stations on the watehman's
round, aB9 be is expected to push each one
as he passes it. The push excites The el-
octor magnet, and releases I pricker, which
starts forw ard and makes hole in the
paper disk. This disk may be placed in
any cart Of the building in the inspec-
tor office or governors room /: conseqaen-
any neglect or evasion on the part oi the
Waterman is imedIately detected.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-02-06
SOARING 4 YaTEEE.


Gnc "a 'ne ssUulCr. og she EsostcE,
- 90 E't.'
srsciroan of ,ba ronns American yanRea.
The other dav 70 a SLIGHTLY Lajit citizen.
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chair and began to pace the floor and whis
tie. Then he went an 20. his flute and
aad played several Of his faTorire ais
Af.cr thas lie r.. 4 chess boarl aud played
game WITH IN imaginary partner. Then
he wo.keI the door and visited again. Il
na,ly tie clock struck nine, aal his wife
reformed
vel, George" said size, I an back
in good time How have You enjoyed
yourself:
'CapitaHy,' returned the husband; Il
La 10 icea it was 50 late. hope yoa
haze eaioyal YOURSELF
o, splenliIiy.' said bis wife; Il had
10 iIea how much enjoymsnt there va.
away from home. Home Is dali place,
after aIl, isn't IL
WY nc, cant sag that i: Is, return.
81 George, carels.sly. In fact, he added,
] rather Ike H.
lam glai Of that re;ortei E,ncna, FOR
vs sha4 have g nice, comfortable week .!
II.
George WINGED a: this, tas be kept his
countenance and determined to stand it
cut.
O. thsnsz, evening Emna prepared to
soca again.
l shaIl be back il good tine she
.a.I.
'Waare are yau gong, Emma: her Aus-
band asked.
%, cau'ttyiI, exactly. may 20 to
several Places
50 GeoyEe Wilson was left alone again.
AMI lie tried to auuso himself as before,
Ja. he found j. difficult task. Ever and
anon lie woaIi cast lis eyes on that empty
chair, an tao thought woali conc, a how
pleasant It would be if Size were here =
be e'aak ffa'ly struck nine, and be &C.
zan to lien fo7 the steps Of hi- vile.
iia.. an hoar more siipei by, and he be-
came very nervous aad uneasy.
Igc.are, be lnut.ersI - himself after
Sc lal listened f3r some t,n.c IN vain. 'this
E t87 tai. She ought not to stav out so
latc.
E4ttc Larpora3 to e-,ros,.,ar tb.. -
oftru remained away mach Ittcr than ia.
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Real Estate for calo

A FARM 50 acres of land, Frame Barn
Il house, we'll watered spring, etc. 30
acres under cultivation. 8 mile. from citv
Lets II j Is in Block Il9. two frame houses
and barn. Lot | in Block I56. house and
ohrn. The northwest quartert Of northwest
quarter. section e5, town Two Creeks. Nan.
towoc county. l2-iNf VII TORN
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Jals Colt, Of Pi,tsfsll, Mass, ono Of
the Sarrcmc Judicial Court Judges Of
Massach"tts, was taken to the small ? OK
hospital at Ra25ary, sator lay having
been attacked hy the disease.
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How 70 SIuP=Ne ara

How TO SLEEP.-We are often asked /
for prescription for rreternaturally wake !
full persons. The high pressure prinei-
PIE on which many OF our business mn
work their brains and abuse there bodies,
begeis an irritable condition Of the nerves
and morbid state Of mind, very antagouis
tic to quiet and refreshing sleep. Soch
psrsons viii often 60 TO bed weary AID ex-
haustoi, bat cannot SLEEP, or sleep dream
liz AMI ftr1liy, OF lie awake for hoars, TN
able to sleep n al. We have tried many
expedients 10 induce sleep with more or less
success, and have read many recipes which
prove better in theory than in practice
The very best method we have vet diseoy-
cred is that Of counting Breath deeply
and slowly twith0at any strainiug eHort)
and with every expiration count one, two
three, &c, up TO hundred. Some per
sons viii sleep before they can count ft;y
in tbs manner. Others will count ten,
twenty or thirty, and then forget them
selves and cease counting. II such eases
always comm,nce again at once. Vcry
few persons can count a hundred and find
themselves awake bat sho2ll this happen
repeat he dose until cured.
The funeral Of Lord Lytton Buiwer took
place to-day. Among the distinguishe he'd
persons Iresea. were Baron Sclbo7u, Glad
storo T.t-f;a. e al hmm. - =, II r,.1
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Good First Glass Teams

TO al who desire them. Either double
and single furnished on short notice.
Having recently purchased new and
beautiful assortment Of buggies, etc, SUI
Ipericr to any in the county, be is pre-
pared to attend to any calls with prompt,
ness ana dispatch. He may be found at
my time on Seventh street, between. Buffalo
and Ghicago streets. l2-44tf
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T71-1 . N -.
p,,a1 r,.h
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GRLVE3 & BAKER
improved Sewing Machines.

i 3 as new lrvT, FeuCuts md new :tSc'-.erts
"ithig tin pas; month. maSiE- ir al seven IN
rfoEgnea.- Tie ygsE summer l. Is, without
Lol@i. & q Oyst sew IN Maeu-re Il use.
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NEW LIVERY STABLE
CHARLES r. WINTON.

would respectfully announce to the citi-
zehs Of AanltoWoc and vicinity, that he is
now prepared to furnish people with
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RosToN Jan. 2j.--The f4acral Of Mrs.
Harrison Cray Obs took place today, and
vas largely ateenle By leading people of
the city.
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The funeral Of Lord Luton Buiwer took
place to-day. Among the distinguished
persons present were Baron Sclbo7n, Glad
stone, Justice Cockburns Right Hon. Chill
der-, Eisconrt StarGelI, Vernon IIarcours,
Itcpworth Dixon ana Miss En-. Barldon
Dean Stanley read Tie funeral service.
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HOHE COMFORTS.

.Yhers are You going, George 2 asked
Mrs Wilson, r. Lcr husband rose from the
Tea ta5s aui took his hat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-13

FLIRrATroNs OF MARRIED WOMEN
The innocent filtration Of married
women Ia one of the abomlnations OF
modern society. Even a desire for
promiscuous admiration Is wrong In
wife. The love Of one. aud his appro-
val should be all that she ought to de-
sire. Let her be ever so beautiful, 1t
Is a disgusting and appalling sight to
see her decorating that beauty for
public gaze to see her seeking the at
tention Of senseless fops around. and
rejoicing Ia the admiration Of other
ewes than those of her husband. Her
beauty should be for him alone. and
not for the gaze Of those that t'rtter
around her. There Is always among
the sedate and wise sensation OF DIS
gust when n married lady attempts to
ensnare or entrap young men oy
profuse display Of her charms, or an
unlicensed outlay of her smiles. Such
charms and such smiles are loathsome
TO the Indifferent beholder; and the
trail of the serpent Is over them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-13
AT REST.
pr AGNES N'SAxARA.

From purple ,kies. my darling, the silver stars
Ger ioSeiy aeId and meadow, and the quiet
And the $inter's suns havo drlited DER the
Autumn's gold and red,
TIL the heavy vine. were dropping and the am
ber leaves were dead.
And many winds Of Winter have oea'en "ooa
TIN the liver ceased to murmur and the year
was In Its gave
With wear. so full Of sunshine, so fai! OF love
and light. - ,,..,.
watch ~ night.
Across the heath, my darling, the starry hSn's
And SHADOW: s low: ti.ins, falling. Ike phansoms
A. DER the nossy woodland the tresn' s~ee'
breexss play
Above the slespinz blossoms OF many sunny
And ous scro.. the meadow.lsnd our feet so on
! II. ~ ss..ps sses. ,ear bad, no ,'orn dis
ynsoAsoAr rests -'1-'
|. While distant bowers grow eth and lone, ior
swallows on the wing,
And DER the dreary hills appear the gentle
dawning Spring.
The tide ofysars, my darling, eSS' silently aud
I, noweth Ger to meet the sea, so dark, 80 deep
and vast: -
It's song falls gently on my ear across the Win
tcr's snow,
And wakes the days tia, sieep for aye. the sunny
long ago,
Ny heart forgets tho monody by saddensd mem
orr sung
Ger buried iancies o, life 70 longer fair and
young,
The breeze that wakes the snow drop from
sleep within the void
Brings swee, perfume from flowers that grew
in sunny nelds Of old.
Tho nowors that died. my darling, will raise
their heads again.
Where drifts the golden sunshine across the
weary plain.
The pleasant, dreamy days viii come Win roses
rswly blown,
Asswee; and air a. those we knew in happy
Summers flown,
Bu, drarer far, my darling, than weary land or
sea,
smilo and me;
No word Of mine can wake you from rest so
calm and deep
No yearnins break your sad repose in peaceful,
dreamless sleep.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-16
Small Business.

The subjoined is from the columns
Of the Los Angeles Evening Express.
Its sentiments entirely accord with
those of the HERALD about such mali
ciOus trash.
The Argus of San Bernardino pub
fishes letter which purports to be
from Los Angeles, but was evidently
manufactured within the limits of San
Bernardino. 1t can certainly do San
Bernardino no good to publish such
palpable falsehoods as are contained
in the following, and reflects no credit
on the taste that admits it i'm to print:
'gThe thing has become chronic here.
Every day we have breakwater for
breakfast, lighterage for lunch, climate
for dinner and back country for tea.
OF course the latter does not assimi-
late with the former meals, conse-
quently, they have no resort to cathar-
tics, and the result is, they soon have
pressing business OH hand, and have
to attend to it themselves.
'The dailies keep up a tremendous
whistle about business being brisk,
but the frequent sound of money is an
exception to the rule, and after all the
blow and fuss, there has not been
single business block erected this sea-
son; and numerous stores and business
houses are waiting for occupants.
i. "For true photographs of this place
apply to THISTLE"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-16
OR ECON.
PORTLAND, Oct. /;

PORTLAND, Oct. 10.
Four men have been arrested upon
alledged fraudulent voting.
John Joins, native of Canada, was
washed overheard from the brig Per-
petua on Sunday last by heavy sea,
which the vessel shipped as she was
coming into the river.
The election returns, as far as re-
ceived, gives NesmittS7O6 majority.
Returns from east of the mountains
will place the total over thousand.
JACKSONVILLE, Oct. Is.
To-day General Wheaton through
Captain J. q. Adams, A. A. A. Gene
raj for the District of the Lakes, made
his return to the writ of habeas corpus
issued by the Court of the First Judi
cial District of Oregon, on the 4th. The
writ commanded him to appear with
the bodies of four Modoc Indians, in
dicted by the Grand Jury of Jackson
county in February last tor murder.
The reply to the writ is very respect
full, claiming that the Indians named
are United States prisoners of war,
and citing decisions of the United
States Supreme Court in support of
this position, also the opinion of At
torney General Williams that captur-
ed MOdocs, are only under the juris-
diction of military court.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-16
A $4,000 Libel Suit.
Arrest Of a Treasury Robber.
FOREIGN NEWS.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, Oct. l5.-The feeling to-
day is improved. There is general ad-
vance of l@7 per cent, supposed TO be
in consequence of the dissolution of
Judge Blatchford's injunction in the
Grinnell Bankruptcy case. Central
Pacific Bonds are quoted at Ssh 80;
Union Pacific Bonds, 74l@75; New
York Central, s6!@s7; Western Union
52!@53; Erie 64i.
Gllmanson l. Co., are reported to
have suspended. Their difficulties
were caused by the continued demands
of their depositors and inability to
make collection.
WIS. Perry attributes his suspen-
sion to decline in Stocks.
Two petitions are being circulated
for signatures asking Congress to re-
peal the shipping act. One purports
to be on behalf of owners, merchants
and masters of American vessels, and
prays for its repeal on the ground that
their right to make private contracts
should not be interfered with by the
Government. The other purports to
come from mariners of the Port of
New York. Both state general OBJ
jections to the bill, which have been
already published. A strong personal
opposition is manifested toward Capt.
Duncan who, it is alleged, introduced
and conducted system with an eye to
his private interest.
Judge McCue, of Brooklyn, one of
the proprietors of the Eagle, has COM
menced suit for libel against Demas
Barnes, proprietor of the Brooklyn
Argus, laying demands at $4,000.
The First National Bank of Athens,
Pennsylvania, was entered by bur-
glars on Monday night. They seized
the Cashier, and having bound him
proceeded to rob the vaults. The
amount secured was not large.
ALBANY, n. ", Oct. 15.-Charles H.
Phelps, Cashier in Treasury Depart
ment of State was arrested at Jersey
City, brought here charged with rob-
bing the State Treasury of an amount
estimated at $4,000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-16
The Election.

Yesterday passed off quietly in the
city. A moderately heavy vote was
cast. The results have in many cases
been a surprise even to those within
the circles. Not all the precincts in
the county have been heard from,
but enough to determine the general
result. Mckee the Democratic nomi-
nee has majority in the city above
both competitors, and i'm the county
he has undoubtedly a considerable
plurality say 500. Sepulveda is
elected District Judge by over 1000
majority, and O'Melveny is the COM
ing County Judge, by from 400 to 600
majority. In this city the Justices
elect are the old incumbents; they
run away ahead.
In the State at large the polling is
heavily in favor of McKinstry, and he
seems to have swept the State by a
vote Of 1000.
The following is the vote in this city
and county, as far as heard from:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-16
PACIFIC COAST TELEGRAMS.
EXCLUSIVELY To THE HERALD.
TULAR z.

NIsALIA, Oct. Is.
The election passed off very quietly
here. A light vote was pOlled in the
city-Only 3OS out of 500. The follow
ing are the official returns: McKins-
try, 81; Mckee, l54; Dwinelle, 81.
For District Judge-Deering, Repub-
lican, 1871; Bradford, Democrat, ia.
For. County Judge-Bradley, Democrat
POI; Clark, Independent, 1Ol. Porters-
vile gives McKinstry 36, Mckee s6,
and Dwinelle 81. District Judge
Deering, 76; Bradford, 49, For County
Judge-Bradley, 62; Clark, SO. In
Elbow precinct McKinstry is ahead.
For District Judge-Deering, 10; Brad
ford, Is.
Fresno County-kingston gives Nc
Kinstry Is votes and Mckee 23 Dwi-
nellie none. District Judge Bradford,
81, and Deering 5.
Centreville-McKinstry 5, Mckee
81, Dwinelle II, Brunson Il. District
Judge-Deering "a, Bradford 20.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-16
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, "a. NJ, Oct. l5.-Returns
from Iowa are still incomplete, but
they indicate that the Republican
State Ticket is elected by about 10000
majority. The Antimonopolists will
probably succeed i'm the election of
many members to the Legislature.
Additional returns from Iowa con-
firm the early advices of the probable
reelection of Carpenter, Republican,
for Governor, and the success of the
Anti-monopoly county tickets in a
majority Of counties. The Legisla-
ture, however, will probably be Re-
publican.