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Maliun in l'ar,o.

aipN peo1,lr tan'y themselves inno-
con, u those crimes IT which they eau.
ut BIZ convicted Seneca.
Tho nc.th ii ability consists ia \
thorough knowledge u the rcal value Ut
things, AMI y. tho spaiu, IL tho aye wv
lisa IL. = lsoutcipu,aali
Caus,csy ottcmper, when !, Is used to
cloak chutlishneas Of decd, 10 but n
knights grIlc around tho brcas, of
bass clown, II Walter Scot,
Discr.ion IA tho sal, and fancy Ito
sugar II lie; tho ouc preserves, the 9TH
or swec'ens i'll ipscc.
Pleasure and revenge have ears moro
deaf than adaers to the voice VI any
lfue dccision--[ Shakespeare.
.Aillietion i i seLaul of virtue; II cn,.
roeis levi,y aud interrupts the conf
dsuee Of sinuing At,erbury
You think a man To he your dupc.
II he prutcnds u ha Al; who ii tho
creates. dupr.--he ur ,pu.( = lsruyore,
Nero w perfectly acquainted with
the Object We should never rassioaa,sly
aeste it, Roeliuluncauld
The sarFuluus sea IL talking 10 tho
sh"re; let " 20 dpwh aud hear thu
gray boards speech. Il Alexander
SIN th.
Thus was beauty sen, from Heaven.
fhs lovely ministries pt truth and good
IN .hia dark world.-l Akcusidc.
Tho common foible II wcmcn Who
have loon handsome Il II forget that
taeg arc no longer so.-.l Rvchefoucauld,
|. is always safe to learn even from
our cninius; Seldom satu to venture II
Instruct even our friends .-Col,on.
stimulants DO NJ. give strength,
comets do not g'yo heat, and.rcyoluiious
10 not give l.b.rt, II philaroto
Charles.
True dc'caey. that moat beautiful
lear. leaf VI humanity. exhibits i,aclf
INST significantly IN little things,
Mary llowi,,
! should Aay sincerity. deep, great.
genuine sincerity. Athe iirst character
lstio Ut all men in any way hcroio.
Carlyle,
Tho eyes i Tho inlet 10 tho soul, and
Il Il wall I, how're II him whose yi,ual
organs avoid your homes. regard. --Ho.
sea Baleu
Those who arc sarl, and impsripus n
their interiors ate genorally humble,
Ila'.or'pg, aud crlnglns 10 thsir supsri.
,rs. Il Fuller
THOR heads sometimes !. litllv. that
lhoru 10 no room FIR wit. sometimes %
ny ,ha, .huie il III vi, Tor 10 much
ream, / Fuller.
Ncs.ngs !, barron Of itself; itself II
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Msta ~ .sWssMf fAsgs ss.aw, s#A
- 80 HA.ss ~.sa u - fs~es IA*
ttA siHatA " Al aAsla iss sasrsAag
sAs tFtasH shF ~ geAus lails gsars
i AsssF@s sA.mipsl sss4sa III ~
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aasak Fe~ a shs te~ast4ss u tsss
ri Aalss aea thss ~uuiI l# iasstsA
n srsnsinsAr lwns N TN rs~.m. -
fs*~a ~ shes sA+a seail w ~ ths
stsapn 4 shs hwiA A. any rate shs
rfarsses il = lad eve. s.a tAs~s sla
vesla Aim 10 msk ts,,s, ths, ~Ell
s'aH - Extra. an The Anss "a shs
liaa,et and rh~~.@ Esehanre nass
s'ais esrvfulfs sli surh little and 49,
rssrn''s insiariheaa, points - this
AID II they ignrte any II shsm they
vill and tia, II has turned the whole
sale of ia quality Tine reason wty
| sss that quite likely stirring cream
has,ens the chemical change II because
|, has abaas i similar ei1ee, - allowing
the cream u stand too long.
shah we skim cream anl mix !. with
old cream and chu,n Immediately, No. |
lleraa-c tho acid has MT had time 10
work npon the covering of tho glob.
n'es, and some of them will NJ, break.
THIS Il shown 10 he tho ensc hy lie.
crrasel quantity &c la,.cr. Mr.. Nc
Alls,er, who keeps a handrcd.cow
butter iairy, and runs II with precis.
ion. says that thc difference in quan.
tity and quality j. considerable" Onc
reason why the quality may DO injured
i because tho tougher skinned glohu!es
TINT dp not break. and consequently
10 MT shel their casne skins may Cor
A part Of thcm) become attached 60
tho butter, anl tho cassino In this case
wonll help carry away tho butter 10
decay II this is tho case Il would bc
TO putting quantity Of
,ream into tho churn just before tho
,hurning is done. In this case We
'haull say that tho cream might he
,ome mingled with tho butter. aud In.
urc II.
Tie dash churn still stands 1T tho
lca.l, especially when you have good
,ewcr (stcam or o,hcrwise)
The poin. pa, forward by Mr., Arm
iii, namely, that the fuut of tho dash.
N should I'LL about thrcr.fourths of the
'ikc of the cover 10 the cl,urn, anil dc.
reuse tho motion, In very valuable
me | think. and ono that will help Us
. improve our butter crop, and also
0 lessen the labor somewhat. A very .
lnphilnsophical way 10 charn. - 70
Whip tho cream with such dashcrs
'orod full of holes. u We have Lcen /
lsing in tho last, I
Tho best Chautuauua butter has Z
'cen malc by washing tho butter in tho !.
aass. Thu bu,tcrmilk should bc wash
I quickly and thoroughly, and by !
sing good largo quantity Of water. Z
he salt question Ii % Important, but y
emo tcople arc cndeayoring TO spread
over tho whole process Of butter " I
heesc making. Poor butter can not
. made good By any amount Of salt
". Mr. Dledgctt alluded TO tho cx-
crimenss ot sailing with difersn,
rands Of sal. which ho has arranged. Y
nd Of which w have spoken recently. =
'here Las been one test made. and tho
adgcs could not distinguish between
10 butter saltod with Ashton anA \
other tests. from which =
lueh nrc cxnCctcd nrc in provYcen
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su0teMOOM! k1Oer kSOSes kkOef'
Restored !.
a just Published, nsw ei.ion u DR.. tut.
VI yseNetl's Celebrated Essay an tls
fah uAt turs ~ lh.lsit Mrtt.inpl ~ sperillas
= tafrhwa ~ Seminal M.ahnrHs, Involuntary
@snlnnl La.s"+, itnfsseney, Mental Ad III, *isisl
iHeApaesty, iinIrd tnvntt III Nnfrinaa. stN., nsss
Consumption. Eplsrst nnd fitr. Induced hs evf.
tl.sltiirrts ~ saNuai At4asHysnst, &r.
as.prics. IN Il seated envelope, onlt sx rents
Titp 90 rhfael attltef III tlils admirable tssas
elarfy demonstrates, tiatn thirty yrus slseesss
tut pfp iiss. ihtt tl,e alarming Consequences. ii
telisahnss n,,5 bs fa.i eas eutd wiiluul tht lin.
Fetail~ Hse ul ih'rfnal Heileisear the application
]. LIN IN II, punt ~ Ill. i hsls ~ eHfn nj aler
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IANFlhln NfsN
WIN attend 10 collections and pay tasc.
fnr non.rrsidfnis In an, part u Fillmore
county. Mimi
Refers bs permission to lion Renlen
Wells, Preston. Minns Peter NrlIc. Lime
Srfinvs Station, Iowa. J. II Eas,on,
lMnhsr, nt.afall. Iowa q n Thnrlvr.
rcsrn. luNn.
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tns mweAsAAs ssh sI.ssAiwss.
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w., sss H~ | tuW, " II. nsss 4, ss
sAia -, ~ltA ~s .llm gmss \. su
~ shs ai'A i .sat atss i alss tussl
sssiaa - sAst sytsss stAs assHs pvasl
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~sasftssha sAss w. me#A essasa shAt Il
u A., sniaa wiii 49, sfsst a't seiAa,
sAAss ll'ats VI she milt
Y i'ut ssme rrarie sss 'hss si1t,
esN Hale " ~ hs,tet ~ eaeiias sisil
silA wsA waiter A sase snaaga
seuse ran The wataf rtees~A haI
setalt.i saas n w. y ssaltose shsi'
batter. ~, ,hrs were never ns hrsl
haitef malefs ~ MT Ike h lave
cne u them aaar, any ey.l.ne process
.--i. lets iLe bee, butter aosa, while l,
brings the peer la,,es ap LIE cee,in.
ueal The point 70 bvgin eoeling |,
just "A SON ~ Skinned. snt the cream
down cellar where II will slowly cool
dawn right fer chnnine llerc IL the
point. he adds. Tie reason why milk
coolers help some people is they have
= ..4ss.. s1.s ...tit. ....... .ta.l j. s..ss NJ.
length Il time before II il ehurnci. and
hcfar their time I. VI thsir cream II
spoiled. IL not sci ID water.
\ q. hut does not tho l.a, IN sum.
mcr injuro the cream or milk before i,
.ourss A. No Air, Tho injury be.
gins At tho sonrng point,
l q Nv whn, analorical reasoning
can ,nu show this u lie true. a. DO.
fore milk and cream snurs you can
heat them up 80 degrees hotter than
any summer day, ami yc. the cream
will ,iela lclieipusly sweet butter; hut
n'0' 'aen' a'''f ur'hs' ana 'na eject
y " s'ai ftlhfc toc hh''rr 'nahe from
them. With those hu,tor makers who
understand tlus point, they have no
need Of patent right milk coolers.
z How aboa, tho quantity? A.
~ ss''''"' a"'cr makers 10 not ~
creaso ''''r quantity W cooling MIX.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-15
Important Action of the Insurance
COmpanies-AppOin Trustee.

NEW YORK, August 14th.-A menu
Der of the Board of Underwriters says
that the chief consideration which in
fiuenced the Executive Committee to
recommend the reduction of twenty
per cent. in the rates on mercantile
risks was the growing tendency of the
Board Companies to either openly
practice bad faith or to withdraw en-
tirely from the board and begin bus
mess of ofhazardous competition and cut
ting under the schedule rates. The
Board now regards its action in max
ing the reduction as foolish, because
the tendency of this competition was
to cut down the surplus of the compa-
nies, so that property was really low
cred only for ordinary casualties, and
not for the great disasters which might
visit the city at any time.
The creditors of the banking firm of
Turner Brothers, who recently failed
have elected John Castree, President
of the Irving National Bank, Trustee,
and appointed committee to act in
concert with him. Claims amounting
to S225,000 were represented at the
meeting.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-15
FRED. EvPHRAT, M. D.,

0HYsICIAN AND SURGEON. SPECIAL
ty, diseases of children.
OFFICE over Heinzman's Drug store
Main street. myl9 Il
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-15
DR.. w. HAZELTINE,
sAM'L w. BROOKE, m. D.,
Physician. Surgeon and 0bstetrician.

OFFICE-In Lanfranco's Building. Main st
Office hours-S TO 10 A. M, ITO ana TO 7. NJ
Residence, No. 2i0 Main street. d29ti
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-15
LEAvELos ANGELES:
ToWARp Los ANGELES:

CON STEAMER DAYS."
Time of trains between Los Angeles and Will
mington will be varied SO as to connect With
steamer
Trains are run by the time of Messrs. Fisher
& Thatcher, No. 87 Main street.
All papers publishingS. p r. R. time table
are requested to make changes In accordance
with the above.
ap23-U E. E. HEWITT. Supt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-15
New Concord Coaches.
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE TAXES
L on the school assessment for Los An
geles City School District are now due, and
payable at the City Clerks office, Spring
street, and unless paid within sixty days from
date OF this notice, collection will be enforced
les sm IL. MORRIS, Collector.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-15
BUSINESS CARDS.
W. S. RUMBLE. ERICH G. GAERTNER.
RUMBLE & CAERTNER,

OWL AND MINING ENGINEERS AND
~ Assayers. Office, Room Is Downey Block
Los Angeles.
References-Col. Baker, Gov. Downey, ]. w.
Gillette, and others. ap2i If
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ned against than SHINING, il we had only
been allowed; but when Mr.. STANLEY
takes snuff the Herald sneezcs SO
portcutously that we are compelled
IN the nnme OF common deeency to
protest. The proceedings OF the Heo-
graphical Society ought to convince
the Hcnid that Mr. STANLEY runs no risk
of any petty jealousy interfering To ROB
him Of his laurcls. Even "Colonel BUR-
roN," we are informed in the largest type,
islands corrected who is Colonel BUR-
roN, by the way? We have never heard
the name Of this gentleman connected
with African travel before; but possibly
il may he he who suggested to the IIcrdid
geographcr the idea that the source OF u
river was to he estimated ny its height,
together with those other wonderful cogi-
taiions OH the relative importance OF the
two lakes, too abstruse 10 be entered upon
here, but which we are glad to accept as
evidence that the Hcrdd geogrnpher has
abandoned the Lualaba theory.
We gladly turn from the newspaper to
the explorer. MIR. STANLEY $ last publish
ed letter was written u month prior 10
those first published bv the Herald, fact
which seems to have been overlooked by
most of our contemporaries; ana rs geo
graphical contribution IL il infinitely moro
valuable, and better written, than those
which preceded II in publication. IL is n
mi, take to suppose that we have any init
nation Of his having started from Uganda,
his last date being from kagehyi, the south
ern point ut which he first struck the lake.
lie has siil 10 survey the southwest cor
ner. and then TO sail back TO Uganda and II
is to be hoped that in the mean time
Col. GORDON will have punished KABA
REGA and the murdlerers of LINANT III
BELLEFoNDs and so cleared the way for
| STANLEY TO transport his boat from Que
lake to the other. II is probable, however
| that before he reaches the Albert Nyanza
| GoRDoN's steamers, which had only eight
/ miles Of rapids to surmount will have nav
| igated this lake. There will stlll remain
| plenty for STANLEY to do, however, by
which he may increase the reputation he
has already acquired, and which W,
promise to do our utmost to preserve IL
J spite OF the violent attacks upon II 80 per
sistently made by the Herald.
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last touched bottom II would end the nm
founded npprchenslons OF thousands that
their debts would have to he paid III more
valuable currency than existed when they
were incurred. and would lead the public
mind, 10y gentle experiences, to see now
little merit there is in u redundant cur
rcncy, and thus pave the way to its hnal
abandonment. II is measure for rcnoV-
ing the uncertainties OF the present situa-
tIon, without disturbing the existing iela-
ton Of debtor ana creditor, and To con-
tinuc present. vnites 50 far as they depend
on The volume Of the circulation. IL Is II
measure which will prevent any damaging
initiation. ANA will not stimulate contiac-
ten. II will only preserve existing re-
lntinnsrips, ind prevent sudden and en-
pficiou. changes. 1t will stop our duftinn.
We shall at least know where we are. IL
also answers those who think we are well
enough on now, nudask why not let things
be. 1t secures to them just what they pro-
fesscdly desire. II is Our answer to nuner-
Gus cortcspoud,nts who protest against
the injustice of laying debts in coin, i'll
cured i'm paper. II silcnces the dcmaroguc
cry Of men like Butler, who use that
sentiment III III, popular mind as an argyll
ment against all redemption OF the cur
reucy whatever.
A measure so simple, so easily under
stood. So full OF bcncfccnt results, so GER
tnin 20 influence fuvornbly the current of
thought toward system of more COM
plcte redemption, ought not, it would seem,
to be long in securing the public approval
OF the support Of n majority in Congress.
We wish these remarks 10 be taken rs an
answer to numerous correspondents to
whom we could not reply in detail in an
equally satisfactory manner.
To those who think the banking and
money power has so great an influence
over the columns OF many metropolitan
journals that 1t operates rs an oppression on
the debtor interest, and perpetual
menace to our various industries, we have
this to say: that we have never ceased to
advocate the overthrow of the banking
monopoly which has now been happily
accomplished by the establishment of the
free-banking system of last winter. And
while this system remains in operation,
nobody need fear that a full supply OF
paper money will 1e wanting, even in the
upst"'e .. diminished Government issues.
1" unit the necessary supply of paper
/ money is now out OF the question. Every
community that wants bank can have It,
| and those which have got too few can have
moro. So that If by any means the guam
tity Of greenbacks were lcssened. aud
more paper money was needed, the FREQ
hnnking system would be bound to furnish
4 all TINT would no required
With free banking and enforced redemp-
ton. we have the only papcr-money sys
tenn that stands justified either by sound
logic or the dearly bought experience o
| mankind.
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the disgrnceful paperi Did he tell WIZARD
that he was kuave and scoundrel for
corruptly selling his influence with n
United states Minister Did he repudIato
him and his works? Not at all. He only re-
GREETED that my dear Mr.. WIZARD had put
his name in the paper, offered excuses Tor
not answering hinrSooncr, said he would
be "more punctual In future" would
"look into the cases whenever can ascer-
tain what can he donc;' and that TINS
"will be MS soon as possible lie tells
WIZARD that he has "the most unlimited
faith" in him, but that II was "inuls-
erect" i'm him TO actually put his name in
the agreement, "maklng it appear TO
those with whom you bargain rs II | were
to he regarded as interested" Then our
Emma Mine diplomatic goes on to tax
about being bounded for my exercise OF
the most honest and innocent rights lis
sisting in the Emma Mine swindle ana OBJ
tanning guarantee of two per cent. u
month on his shares so long rs hehcld them,
while the swindlcd Englishmcn were 10 be
lett to take their chances. SCnENcK tells
his bosom friend WIZARD how cruelty I'M
Just" IL was for people TO attack him "on
the idea that official propricty has been
outrnged;" and the treatment Ills him
with "loathing and indignation" Let
me hear about ordnance concludes the
outraged diplomatist.
This is the way United States Minister
at the Court Of ST. .Iomes's treats bar
gain based on stipulated influence with him
rs Minister. lie does not rebuke notorious
iobber and adventurcr for anything more
than ostcusibly mixing him up with the
affair, and that he thinks was only "in-
Discreet" and he mystcriously refers to
"ordnance " rs to some joint interest with
the disreputable bnrgainer. That the old
partnership between ScIIESCK and WIZARD
continued is abundantly proved by TINS
letter, and WARDS confident agreement
with MACuADo. Since this letter was writ
ten WIZARD has gone into bankruptcy.
| That must have been u sad blow to
| SCHENCK,
The time for Emma Mine ScHESCK, the
partner OF NORMAN WIZARD, to step down
and out came several years ago. But Boss
| GRAST could not see anything wrong IN
| the Emma Mine swindlc. Why should he
It was thing precisely after his own
| heart. lie will undoubtedly DO of like
mind about the WIZARD partnership
RonEsoN's partnership with WARD SCENT
to him all right Why should not ScHENcH
| also be in the pOoli
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An application for SPECIAL or struck
jury is so seldom made that the motion for
such jury in the TSeed civil suit excites I'M
usual interest. A struck jury can only be or
dered when fair and impartial trial cannot be
hid without one, or when one is required by rea-
son Of the Importance or intricacy OF the cause.
The application In the Tweed case is based on
both grounds. Ifit should be granted the County
Clerk Will choose from the jury lists the names
Of forty eight men in his estimation the most
Indifferent as between the parties TO the suit
and the best qualified TO try It. The prosecu-
ton may then stnke one name from this list OF
forty eight, the defence may strike on the next
and so on alternately until the number of nainei
IL reduced 10 twentN-four. The persons WHOSE
names thus remain are summoned as juror
In the cause, and from them the jury is drawn
for the trial. Courts are reluctant TO order
struck jury unless 1t u clearly demanded by thu
nature Of the case.
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Henry wilson's spirit Warning.
Erom ne Ranner Of LnhL

Prom me manner OF L1ht
About three weeks previous TO the death
81 the Vice President he visited the residence
Of Mrs. Mary NJ. Hardy. the well known test
medium In Boston, and held communication
with his wife n lrret and son IL amiitun. hcN
then informed him that he would soon be SICK
and warned him to be extremely cautious Ia
regard to mental labor, or he would speedily
come 10 their side Of life. Although believer
I'm spiritualism. the Information he received was
50 startling taat he DOUBTED It's correctness,
and after the seance had ended, and he mad
taken up his hat to leave the house. he turned
to tiIs. Hardy with this inquiry Has your eN-
perience rs a medium led YOU to place Implicit
confidence IN the reliability of sprit-oV mmunicl-
ton OF Prophetic nature = Mrs. Harry re-
Ilied that such had been her experience on
several occasions, but that spirits of "A high
order seldom made predictions concerning the
future that when "A spirit did so positively, and
she was satisfied rs To the reliability Of the
spirit, she should have no hesitation IN helieN-
ing. should such spirit tell you.' replied
MIR. Wilson, " that You wound soon De very SICK
perhaps die, would you believe IL T" A." should
not hesitate to do SO" was her answer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-02

The ErcHiug Post gives out some notions
about the rcvivllist MOODY, who, in its view,
has a" special fitness for preachingto the igno-
rant ri tsscs." 1t alleges that Mr.. MOODY can
G ncelve only OF the strictly anthrOpomorphic
God whom theologians and thinkers reject. but
whom alone the ignorant and the simple can
conceive Of" This seems rather.cloudy, but we
presume its plain meaning IL that Mr. Moody
cntcrtains false, gross, and antthe Ologic u views
Of the Deity, and that he has no conception at
all Of the true God Of theologians. This Is an
alarming accusation against the preacher. II
accuses him 81 fatal bercsy respecting tho most
important subject OF human thought. II Il cal
culated to invadate all his preaching. II the
man who saws 40 much about the Divine Being
has set up false Divinity IN his own mind, how
can he preach correct Views on any religious
question: The anthropomorphists are those
who represent the Deity IA possessing a human
form or attributes, and they support their opin-
ion by quoting Gen. IT, q. which says that man
was created In the Divine image, arguing there
from that II man Is thcomofphic, his Creator
must be anthropomorphc. But, supposlng the
accusation made by the Post is just how happens
1t that Mr.. MooDY's theology and prea hing
were sustained by men ike Dr. SroRRs, DIR.
JOINS HALL, and DIR. ORNIsToN, and how happens
b icked up by the orthodox Protestant clergy
Surely these men cannot be supporting a
preacher who is fatally and grossly hereiical
upon the fundamental doctrine OF all civilized
theology.