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Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
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Hotel Arrivals.

90 Clarendon-~J Heaton, San Jose; A
b Caldwell, Spadra; w B Dougherty,
Frank Y CorOnel, city; Milton Lind
ley, DR. ] L Elliott, Wypman Elliott,
Minniapolis, Me-; A Batenaan, Stock
ton; WIN Wilson, j Voshay, n Brown,
r stevens, ID Il Buell., A Rosenthal.
N Chendall, Independence Mine; J +
Officer, Portland; Gen Danna, wife
and son, y s Army; Jas O'Neal, w T
Banes, Prescott; VIM J Munsey, San
Francisco.
t;Pico House-Geo N Lockwood, city;
III G Hooker, Arizona; VIM J Ross,
Lieut. U s A.; T Bayes, Cucamonga;
G X Licking, Cheyenne, w t.; p b
I Smith, San Rafael; Allan p Ringault,
Tahatchepi; James Swivelton, Phila-
deiphia; r l. Paladin, Salt Lake; E I
Fawcett, Santa Barbara; S X Mason,
Bristol, N HI Frank Newton, J X
Abbot, Concord, N H.; Jas Mcguire,
Santa, Barbara; James M Carpin and
child, Hoboken, n j.; Judge d La
Rue, Mountains; John Broadhurst,
Riverside; M A Sepler, Lincoln, Neb.
r. Abner, New York; H @ Bledsoe,
Indiana;, f M .Sutter, Santa Ana; Mrs
Donaldson, San FERNANDEZ; L Peyregre
and wife, San Francisco. a.f 80
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18

lT seems that ten counties in Illi-
nois, ut the recent election, chose
women for School Superintendent
One of the "elect ladies'" writes to us
as follows: r.
.I was elected for Knox against my
wishes, but in such a way that could
not help feeling flattered thereby. 1
know that, for the honor of mankind,
you will be pleased to know that
throughout the entire campaign-and
it was one of'the most hotly contested
ones our county has known for years
there was not one thing said or done
to wound me; from first to last the
gentlemen did everything possible to
make it pleasant for me. The gentle
men candidates received the usual
share Of abuse; but not shadow of it
was shown me, even by the bitterest
opposition papers. Since the election
l have been serenaded and c0ngratu-
lated almost to death. My bonds
thirty thousand dollars-were signed
by leading men in the county, who
came all unasKed and told me they
should be glad to sign them; and 80
with everything. So far as know
the same is true In the other nine
counties. The gentlemen show that
wherever they think lady has shown
her fitness for place they have been
ready and anxious to yield it to her."
L From the Christian Union.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
larue Mosauiioes.

In order 20 arouse his sleepp audience
q Minister once, in the midst of his
sermon, gave some account of the Won
derful objects he had seen, while trav-
elling in foreign lands. Among other
things he said:
I" And, on my word, mosquitoes there
We're found,
Many Of which, think, would weigh
t apound! .u.
More fierce and ravenous than the
y hungry shark,
They oft were known to climb the trees
and barkW
Will some of our young students In
natural history and in grammar tell
us whether the aforesaid Minister told
the truth.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18

A S THE CHARMING CHARAC-
IA ter of Southern California, and moro
especially that most favorcd section called
Santa Barbara, becomes known to the world,
1t IL not surprising that widespread and
growing interest In this region should be
awakened. 1t Is the constant aim OF the Press
tofurnish perfectly reliable information on al
points of Interest to tourists, invalids and
h0me-seekers, which we are now able to do
with greatly increased facilities. sfn4s
While the PRESS seeks to promote the
prosperity of all Southern California by all g.
climate and honorable methods, Il Is mo-e
directly interested In the growth and coming
greatness of Santa Barbara. The unequaled
loveliness OF the climate, its almost incredible
healthfnlness, the beauty Of the scenery, tn
wondrous variety and fertility Of the soil, tn
almost unlimited range oflproducts while
flourish there without Irrigation, will
known from time to time by facts which cam
not be- controverted, In the columns OF the
PRESS. Any intelligent person can become
familiar with this part ofthe State by reading
the PRESS for a year.
Terms of the Daily, per annum 81 %
Terms ofthe Weekly, per annum.... S %
Currency and PostOfdce Money Orders taken
sBECIAI. INDUCEMENT,
All yearly subscribers to the WEEKLY
PRESS Will obtain, FREE. an Illustrated
Number, and copy OF WOODS GUIDE 10
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18

From nine sacks Of wheat planted
over fifteen acres of ground, G: Rubel,
Of Marysyille, has harvested 27l sacks.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
A woRp TO 1DvEnrrsErs

II Is an admitted fact that the SANTA BAR
BARA PRESS Is the leading journal ofHouth-
ern California, and has much larger circu-
lation than any other newspaper In that Sec
ton, being more chiefly read by tho more
thrifty families, and hence its advantages to
advertisers are obvious. nov2otf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
Hardness.

School opens at 8 A. NJ, and again at
1P. NJ. The children, who are sent to
school, belong to the teacher from the
time school begins till it closes, but
somehow a teacher don't always get
what belongs to him. Here comes a
little fellow, hot and all out of breath,
with an excuse, verbally given, ~
had to do something for mamma" or,
II bad to 60 somewhere for papa, and
could not come earlier" What can
you do: You may have made a strict
rule concerning tardiness, but you may
make five hundred, and have them
broken, when fathers and mothers
don't take care to have their children
keep them.
Little fellows, only big enough to
play and learn, have burdens of care
resting upon them, that,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18

AS habits are formed in childhood
that last through life, would it not be
we'll to look after such, to take care
that they be such as make true and
good and noble men and women, never
Sinking any of the duties of life,
never tagging lazily along path 9TH
ars have beaten.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
z. M. coNRoY,

A CCOUNTANT AND COLLECT
"A ING AGENT. Ohice-Room No. 8, Tenn
pie Block, Los Angeles. Bookkeeping by the
day, week or month. Collections made In
the city ana e:.::.:- de7tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
Crushes into dumb despair.
One half the human race"

One little girl must stay home to
take care Of brother" Another must
"help wash" Think of tiny crea-
ture nine years old helping wash! A
regular barbarity! One little boy must
peddle meat, consequently, comes late
daily. Some just had breakfast. 1t
may be very well outside of school
hours, but teacher is expected to ad-
vance, not only u few, but the Wh0te
school, to promotion in a year. How
can. he do this when pupils come after
recitation and hours are over: 1t will
take more than year to do the work
in such manner.
If parents would only stop to think
how much injury they do the child,
we are sure there would be fewer tardy
marks, fewer imperfect lessons, less
annoyance to teachers and scholars,
and not so much disappointment in
the expectations parents have of the
child's progress. Having only half of
recitation and half credit, the little
mind loses interest after time, and
the little heart becomes discouraged,
even if the child at first is bright and
eager to learn. If the child is naturally
lazy, and don't care to come to school,
frequent excuses for tardiness given
by the parent, will lead it to make
them for itself, just from the force of
habit, and-total depravity.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18

All yearly subscribers to the WEEKLY
PRESS will obtain, FREE, an Illustrated
Number, and copy OF WOODS GUIDE 10
Santa Barbara, Town and County.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18

$500 aLHHAN
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
DR.. A. BEL

CURGEON AND CHIROPODIST.
~ Corns and bunions extracted without
using knife. files or medicine, and with
warts, moles, freckles, etc. Treats scientifi-
cally and successfully all kinds of sores of
long standing. Charges moderate and salts
Los Angeles postoffice, or Wells, Fargo 4 Co.,
attended to with dispatch. nov7tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
Something Grammatical.

CONCERNING "THAT.u
Now Mut is a word that may often be
joined,
For that that may be doubted is clear
to the mind,
And that that that Is Is plain to the
view;
And that that that that we use is right
ly used too:
And that that that that that line has in
8y 1t is right, -IYI
And accords with good grammar Is
Dlain TO the sight.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-29
j" Zach. what IN 1T

The man who marrios tho lret,lest
r,rl of the place il said To he lucky
fellow" and ~ of him who draws the
highest rrixc NJ lottery. or. hy the
,.tyuunatr' turn If affairs clears I'll.
null between want unl wealth IN III
hour AuL Aat the histories u al
;isa.s toli H. tiiai. with 4 terrible nni-
iitnly aul certainty, Tho men VIII H..
come .uado,l, roe,aAsel u unuarncd
millions aia III misery.
Mi,,ia iisr srars a VII i',-,ln farmer
lfeN laa.ler 1t million dallsrs II, a
ll.ile I'll lottery The Wl,ale country
enSisl him lis luck. l,It IL llas since
died from i sts's af living induced hy
hip ga,i fer,sne. AMI his only sen ha-
turned out il dlunhara.
The man Nhoae ,irst het an the race
course, Nliase iirst ,leal nj The card.
table. whose iifst risk nj farn. whose
maiden lotter, tietrs. hrines mnnes
lar-c's into hi pocket. i i ruined man
IA tl.c Ncr, i,stan, til world pronounce.
him lucky. Al, man. especially amy
,"nng man. WIN Atarts INT III iifr with
The conviction ll.at money ea,l Le better
inaae than u, earning il. il II le>t man
--l'st already II society, list 10 his
family and lu.' t. himself.
An alarming number It the sans Il
the rich men of Vow York arc nj this
moment helpless druukarls. Young
men Of education. of manly qualities.
Of generous nature, honorable and high
minded, but the demon Of drink has
taken such possession of tlem, that a
fathers breaking heart, a mother i
tears, and 4 sister's agony, avail not IL
draw them from dep damna.ion. Elc.
CANT leisure WA their ruin.
The best way u sayn child from
ruin i ~ bring Lin ~ ..to help fathtr. =
Make c.iil'lrea feel tia, Tie, mus a.
something - support tho famil,, 70
help along; thcn ,so feelings Arise
which arc their sa'saton---tl,nse i az.
tcction and pride, fur W. naturally
love .hose vl,pln VI help. or those with
whom VIZ struggle together f.r de-
sired object, and nothing u, improves d
child us 10 make him feel that hc can
d. something, aud that which he does
IL appreciated.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-29
s..ases ataass IN A,asaa.

- ~ lfIs8 ssts sfat the ti
Ia " tN ttll
.it ti F hss lasn lte
laas Il ~ Hatis Hls'i X aiNfiHF
a,ihe slae character i Elm lniiaillaals
ni she ,at+lsais III ihe lealttwh'r
tfa.ltr A'asha |. ishslitri hl'asi
.itlr't III inilsr 4 ,'ave IN lHilna
tl 4 anl tleH III tia Ail " rtntr
s. r.lipt Il ihe lasaa laA Nhth
haze ia.n ii operation there lili' unlsr
n i,nsian enA Ansri - eet ~.
ueats. il Is IN u'.snse I ipireln inia
s,a..a n manufacture fititpu ! laars
ii etenee t. lar,er, Wll Ur exchange
,he sane will lie Indians u o'ler u.
lalitan,s fr fufs u otler eoinaaaIi'ra
in pileGee Il sitc 4 away uutlcr aity
,frtrusp. AMI sct III thc While, those
laus lh,o lcea openly anl secretly viz.
lated, nil afs ~ tp-tlay,
In ,eara last lhe l'nf.ian Amcrirn
Company. "a rprtain uecasipns, issari
liunar II il,r lntlians atsi other naiisu
inhabitants Tin HUDSON Ray rom-
pans', agents. through the instlga'ion
il sle iesil and love IA gain, dealt
III, li4uuf t. the Aaskn Indians. and
Ii leturn reupetl rich harycsis a iurs
Following il tie valc u tNcse pre-
ee,ipnls. unaarnpulaus mcn have lifted
ons little - epis. each lraAed with u
snail .lo, K af geods mud large supply
II manufactured lilnurs (pmc spirits
eulnsl. ani made voyages from onc
enl t. the other IL the coast ~ Alaska.
/ lnlian troubles hn,c hccn the eol,sc-
Iunen.r. all luman lifr hns been jcnr-
arIiz.i AlNng tie Alcntian islands,
Ialll ~ il,p main lunl westward from
Cooks Iule,, aside from liquors thai
ha,r len spnyeletl ashore w conira-
llnd ,laluls. there ure men WHO have
erected stlils alll arr constantly lsfill-
ins il sru,lr alrahs.'f ftilnnlau.. which,
IL .pan H. drank, il almoss deadly m
effect, efases the brain, all makes the
usually feaeea''e deeilc native turn
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-29
tghr unt.isilxa ~ Ill. EEln!nr
wills I'll E~fisAHst Ol MA
IlIasAs tkiltsrn.

,lalaes &. Blaine wants anl ttcap.
Il i,r liz tlss' l'ftsitl,4it 4 ,ae a,tsa
.'iie@ H il fla5ioa f.f ois', i No.
nj h llas afas aanls. ilieFe ife
,sx h ssisr mn III uus politics than
Il s4si.e Ii. l.lsInp liz las uade
political meteor lnay Il siuls tr many
Aqats, NJ i laith I, usle ~ changes
ii tltia great barometer which vs. rall
ri,llit nIi,ipn. IL i quito NJ lil.h
- III. sill, a,pWetl NV I'4gNaul rlhal.
s..ueral l;Atlar, lnl hp has tar clearer
perception II ,hr triatluli lrtMfaii
uleput. ansl ,nl+ llr liAst rRlN utiirf-
ta.ls tIat IL f'aHs tr sn aitiifi'u-
lalilf Ii II II ife ie II tlr y.
III n haa - fa4afy, It'll arniis y.
nil II iseaeral i,Rtsh II te'ass
where tl.e people actually are A -
nalueit, md u making .ipscr g''.s, :
II thel. probable future Whereabouts.
t'lua,. !, auliilg the weather 1igns, he
llas. l. nj Appearance. .onc Il tile eon.
ellisian tIiul t1lia starm of pulula, IN.
.lignatitn. naw pc ding npnn the .toek
seereteis a,i saliry .Gsal,hur-, IL not
p,ine 10 llaN oyer III \ hurry that II
ll,sa Al Iii. ~ they ray up the country.
FIR lret', misty spell md that tlc
ca,rea tliina tr lnme- n l'liinr ~ ~
il thia Atatr III thiu44 i tp l,s,i-t l,ls
umbrella II r,irrnl. nnl ,nsitr tir Re-
publican lntit T. come " 80 " lhr
VT llrner l,is isniaui r,r the ''rsflit
II lili.r investigation llenrc ~
prompt interference q prevent the ia
'fea-e II the sseaker's pay being maac
.,etrn,sli4e. Hence npm his ilalAr-
platform. will, IL significant uttoranccs
nj IL atll nlufe significant tetle.ires
| springfield lsepal,iiean
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-29
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-29

During \ recent civil service cxfm-
nation ia ,he interior department, tho
candidates far admission 10 elerkslips
were asked IL state the distance u tho
rlanr, Saturn from iie earth, Inc
candidate answered that llr nas un,hlc
d state the distance III miles. hut did
ma think i, was sufficiently near .o
interfere with him in the performance
IL his duties ~ d clerk. Or tp grt lin
Ia my oi the Rugs Ills case is,et
under nd,iscmeut.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-29


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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-29

u 80 l,oN easerl, 4 human being
will en,el, ut il s'rnw. IL II mt ncccss.
ar, q Witness i drowning Tho phcn-
un,pnan |. naw mauilest chiefly within
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immersed IN 4 luml'ler.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-29

4 clergyman aas preparing Ills dis
course on sunday, stopping oeeason.
alll 10 review what he liad written
and 10 erase what he disapprovcl,
when hc uas urrfsfcA hy his little IN,
who Ind numbered hut ike summers.
Father, docs It'd tell ,un what y
prcaahy' Certainly. ny child '1lc'
what makcs you scratch II out
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-29

\ correspondent Il ,'e Tribune calls
IN question President l'liu, !. statement
tint 'ahe .s,tem Il educating boys
with girl. i u, liz Mane III tho West,
aHli presents II lslis tie following
statements, III. iaaa ftrtr Agri-
cultural ,'sllnss - IN attendance IN
average II lf.f, - liaHlrtl md lity
ii tlItpe hundred talpats. imar'y one
t',itl i fitsa, lin. lalit ~ ~
,lefa,liA, -. II ~ ep.'s-e t4r studies
II sllt ia.lies nd II naliarr parallel.
Aaliatl.iI .a.,e i / .lsi',il r.',.sa tor
ilfss ta.lfte Ii lie tisa sten 10 lc Ut
aIl ,al'l4 au,t..s Lam IL nni'ri.y
,4et,rsias til. REGULAR college coursc.
Il, iaf IS ihtils.4 ii. Il saaeNlaud, tho
hills IL nj Ill III. Wilt Ie'o3 tho
gentleman. u shown hs their class
eslantIina II l'iaA = ee.e'luea''on
~ lltr. iusfes Il istia.s 1 fallnf', can
he pronounced !, issl.tal rnrtois. nnd
growing n,afr III lasal t,eit year, Int
this rolleye i nni 4 solitary instance
~ I.va. All tho prominent nr.ltu-
,ian III The state. including lilo Stnsc
University, nre open alike y men md
wnmnn; anl rlsner iaip their cnta-
lueupr Ill ~ that Il fir proportion of
Indies sludnate III their regular collc-
eiatp courses. Il+trni nf .'being om tho
Nanc, s4eeIasatpn ii the Wcst Ii
yearly proving nafh In favor
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-29

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,.r',a ly rural eanliosisor in'o
.Nitth ia ii mrans iii t,,ra.c, llc
uas suu'tl,.a thinking a ilic lrocsh,
Laugh MI grua fit
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III ri ~ easily ~ possible ont Il the s4ral
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-29

Why In stick " ennl, Ike q horscy
because tl,e mere ,tu lick II shs
II H,et II lars.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-12-04
WHAT THE PBOrLE SAY,
sullivan spcaks-Judge GiHcn.
waters the Man.

cPSShS uNAC UbkiCNa
waters the Man.
Editors Herald and Tribune:-About
seven hundred Republicans, and as many
sensible Democrats, over hero in Sullivan
would like to take you by the hand, and
give it the shake off, hearty amen, since
writing the article in regard to our next
candidate for Congress in the First Dis.
trict. We sincerely hope the day Of
mock conventions has gone "where the
woodbine twipeth,' and that when the
Republicans OF our District, again meet
in council, that the k'cut and dried" ncmi-
nations will he left severely alone. We
like to see you, gentlemen, of the press
speak Quit encourages us to action, and
in the belief that hereafter there will be
more freedom of thought and expression
than has been our wont in eur district
elections heretofore. We believe, that,
to the successful party, the right to say
who s.all be the Office -holders belong but
zee don't Jeliere the office holders ought
to have the full control of saying who
shall be the peoples representative Sui,
Ivan county Republicans do not deserve
# - L- - H ML
anything for being Republicans, for like
being honest, | think, its every mans duty
to be a lover of Republican principles
without having anybody thank him for it.,
but tits much easier tobc a Republican
IN any county in the District than Sulli,
van fer here there is a Democratic ma
iority ofsomething like twelve or thirteen
hundred, and then our rebels, despite the
tales told. by other folks..aro the princeliest,
cleverest fellows in all the world. Still
with u hopeless, minority and Rcpubli-
can fidelity we have not been highly ia
volcd by our leaders, and of poor consc>
quence in conventions, managed by ap~
pointees. Sullivan has cut o small figure.
Heretofore we have had our chnice, but
the gag of party before we had breathed
the name, was putin oarm ruth aal we fell
into ranks a struggling mummy but this
time we predict the bride will not be
worn by a band Of as true and determined
Republicans as ever lived, unless at will,
that for several elections passed have in
real sorrow seen the ballot box made the
vehicle Of vain, arrogant, i%nsolent ambi>
ton. Judge Gillenwaters is at this time
the most popular and available man for
Congress in the First District. Tic can
carry this county by the largest majority
Of any RepubIican:in the State, We intend
he shall. l4z10 9a@H Hal.
B~lountville. Dec, 1, 1878. 'aoE
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-12-04

Several Wagons, Loaded With apples,
from North Carolina have, appeared on
our streets n the last. few DAYS. They
were of excellent, quality and readily
commanded 81 so per bushel.
Thu Sno,isb r,, .-vo;.om.,. b.s .o,,r.
ed OUT but this had No etFAct IN Tho LARGE
lot Of Staple and Fancy Groceries kent BY
Luttrell & Boyd and sold ohesp for cash
and produce. yth
p,'' au' ''.e'T ''
VI" -
ssnsS
% s' ~ f''"'n
p'' 4, ~'s' "uuDe. a'' i"'
~ may 10 u'O'pN''u'
thanksgiving was generally Observed
business gehefally suspended and the
services at thu various churches were at
'endedsoy eooa congregations we hear
OH no Dig dinncrs nor indignation meetings
among the Gooler tribe over the sla ught'
or OF their brethren
The arrangements. in tho Circuit Court
room, have been considerably changed of
late. and for The bettar A c,ro hos boon
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