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La crónica., 1877-11-10
Sc DESEA

Tener n%oticias de Ma. de San Juan
Cervantes, Petra Cervantes, julia
Cervantes de quienes no he sabido
desde 1858 y a quienes dele en- ese
aho Ell Jalos Toticlan, Estado de
Zacatecas, Mejico. La Persona que
tenga algunos informes que dar
puede dirigirse q LA CR0NICA de
Los Angeles, Cal. Sc ruega q los
peri0dieos de Mejico que copien esta
noticia.
Ss2m TOMAS CERvANTES.
La crónica., 1877-11-10
INFORME De LAS CORTES.
CORTE DE DIsTRITo, HON. I. sEPUL.
vEDA, LUEZ.

Microbes, Nov. re
l.. Woifskill vs.. Altanisa Cruz
Juzgada y sometida.
BiIa Benoit VS.. Oxarat-Reehaza-
da la demora; dIez dias para contes-
tar.
Pieo vs.. Gailardo, ct al.-Regis.
trado Remittitur.
CoRTE lie CoNDADo o'MELvENYJUFz
Microbes, Nov. Z.
Informe d4l Gran Jurado: registra.
do y despedido ell Jurado. Fijado
ell 0 de Noviembre para par audien-
cia q las personals acnsadas.
La crónica., 1877-11-10
n

La Senora Dona JESUS VIDAL de
MORALES, falleci0 ell Viernes 5 de
Oct de 1917 la edad de 62 amos. La
finada era notural de HermosillV,
Sonora, Mejico falleci6 en- San
Gabriel, condado de Los Angeles,
California y dej0 ell este pals a So
espcsO Don Francisco Morales y
una numerosa familia que llora su
i%rreparable perdida. Sc suplica q
los peri0dicos de Sonora que repro
duzean esta noticia para que lie
guen 4 conocimiento de sus deudos
en- aquel estado. 27olm
La crónica., 1877-11-10
EnchiIadas, Tamale~ v
MenudO.
AVISO.

VETM. FARRELL, pioneer Gas Filter
w Co 'ocador Primitive de Aparatos
para Ell Gas, Los Angeles, Ha aado CO.
mienzo q su negocio en- Ia calle Nueva
del Concrete No 20, en- seguida de la ST.
llerfa de Don Domingo Garcia, y sc halla
listo q atender d TODD 10 pertenecientr q
su oficiO.
ETANADOR, Coloca Tubos de Gas y
Tube de Vapor, con toda prontitud Y q
precios r~aZonables, Sc Garantiza todo
Trabsjo. Del tamano de la muestra.
n3nO
La crónica., 1877-11-10
ESPANA.

Madrid, Noviembre Sci CO.
bierno piensa dar a Grant una re-
eepcion Official.
Sc cOnvOcaran las cortes para
Enero para aprobar ell matrimonio
del rey Alfonso Sc espera que los
diputados vOtarau unauimemente
por una asignacion.
La crónica., 1877-11-10
TRASLADO.

La O6cina de La CR0NICA Sc ha
trasiadado he los cuartos que ocn-
paba en- ell Temple Block a las Sa
las Nos. 2 Z en- ell Downey Block.
Entrad. pr0xima 8 la esquina de
Ia calle Temple del Ediicio.
La crónica., 1877-11-10
S 1877 ;

NICOLAS CRUMP
Teine cl honor de anunelar q ss
amigosy al p1b!ico en- general que ~
Oomprado la panaderfa de MI. Jun
RUMP, cerca de la Iglesia Catoliea, e.
quina de las Gales Marchesseault y Maiu'
cada manana Sc hallara en- su esN"
blecimiento de venta: Pan Fresco, Iortas'
tasteles de todas classes, ETC., etc. Sc alen
deran Embellishments todas las oruen''
que esten en- 81 lfnea de negocios'
La crónica., 1877-11-10
Actas de Venta Rogistradas.

Noviembre 7.
WIN. II. Perry d Juan Matfas
Sanchez-Solares SO, 81, IS, 81, 65,
IS, 81, 70 y 10 del terreno. de la viha
he Alanis; solares |, 2 Y 3 manZana
NJ del terreno del Also; E. ] de n.
E. /; f J de S. E. / Y n. o. / de
seccion 81 cabildo l S., r II W.; 81.
Tulsa A. de Garfias q WIN. B.
COx-97 60 100 acres del rancho La
Cienega; 500.
Noviembre 9.
Jose J. Villela 4 Dolores Canedo-
6 62 100 acres en- ell lado +. del rio
lie Les Angeles y al lado o. del ca
mino de Santa Ana, 150x300.
Jose Maria Verdugo ct TX. a Juan
Valdez-Cn acre del rancho San
Rafael o rancho de Verdugo, que
sera escogido por ell compradar, de
cualquier parte de dicho t~erreno, ell
cual ell una division sea designado
4 las parties de la primera parte, ex-
cepto la parte EN- la cual esta situa-
la la Residential de dicho Verdugo;
S45.
La crónica., 1877-11-10
Ell PARAISO.

En- este establecimi ento Sc hace parti-
cular especialidad de las comidas al V err
dadero estilo mejlcano por la insignificant
to suma de
, 1877-08-22


A meeting of tht North Town Hoard was bald At
tbs Office Of The CtcrK Of tho Criminal Coul1 last
evening. Justico Nobnson waa called to tho .:hatr.
Tho CommIttee appointed At former 1nectTng to
secnrt tho nsrcs Of the persons mho served ~
clerks at the late election reported that the names
had been secured. No recommendation WAS tnado
~ 10 4he salarJ 10 b allowed The clerks.
The report WAS accepted. whereupon Supervisor
Murphy moved that the clerks b allowed 81 each
for lheft services, ann tho motion prevailed, tho
Town CLERK being authorized 10 Issue ordcss psy
them.
The COMMITTEES to tepost on the town indebted
ness reported that |ar they could learn tho In
lehtedaera aggregated 50, 513. II. Tho number
and aInonnt of the oslors wcrc gtven also 10 whom
..sned, when, 6 H. ~ nd BY whom. The report was nc
Afsessor TnEcman read paper sugEesttng soma
reforms In Tho matter Of making future asscas-
men1. Among uther things recommended was
vanlt. etc, not tn cost to exceed $500 per annum,
where III the books and papess Of The town should
be kept for reference: that the Board appropriate
about $3.50 tu procure maps, etc. anu that the
Assessor he required TO keep An accurate account
the town piata ~ thu property WAS undivided.
Ills experience. he aAId, had bean very unshllstac-
tory, aud with tue facilities afsrded hin, 1t had
been almost Impossible to mako Tho assessment
wcre acted on he Thought tho Assessnent could
hereafter be usde for 49, 600, whereas II had cost
The suxxeations wera received with sonaiaersble
favor. ana On mo5lon, Supervisor Murphy md
m.tiec: With power 10 Act. to put the suggestions
Justice pswo,t offered reso,utlou allowing tho
Assessoe 5000 for l28 daya' sefv1cs In making tho
The hoard then adjourned, subject 10 tha call oil
the Supervisor,
, 1877-08-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS,


Tho sale Of seats for tho opening nights Of "Poor
10" and bliss Mary Cary will begin 1t Hooley's
Thursday.
George ". Sharpe will lead The regular MONDAY
prayer meeting In Lower Fa1wcl Hall to- -day. Sub
icct, .tvcace,"
49, J., rtns lid r..;ns pe1.S n.s. inass ,u,
a"1 ~ ou1 4s'~ae' LANE 'oa'o muck lAAha
aerot a. Ky :. n. ana la:2o noon. Tickets, 20
ceuta; 10 od had 1t tho tsaln-
Tho membsr. of thu wr.tcro, Ax.nr, " r
Church viii hold farewell soeish,o Il tho II cnr
Thursday eyening. comni,mcntary Ia thar ns.ioS
Ina iiey H. r. Ghsnnard Aii fcrmsr -. i.hinr....
arc inFitsi. tA '''"'s' pA'''''oaess
~.
Tho excnsAlon OF tho Bapfists Of tho city to Nor.
gan PARK Ia connection With tho informal opening
~ tao Theological Seminary Ia postponed until
, 1877-08-22

Alhart nradv. for keenInr a x.mhtt,v.ho hor,. -
No. Ia Clark street, was Yesterday placed under
bunds Of 35OJ by Justice Foolc, Aud will have
hearing Moudsy,
~, .....
Elisha 3. Moore, alsa ''JunboJu !" was again
locked up for TAgrancy yesterday. A few days ago
ha was discharged b., Justice koote upon TIM ex.
r,... .o,,,t,,o,. RS, n. 1..x. ,,-..i,hI. s.
x"rr hnrr. raj Il. sf..rv. ~ - ".ua tMep5
~. -. ~ w.
Minor arrests: Theodore Whittakef, lareeny OF
| wlt<h fron BY hrolheF Frank; william Casey.
larceny " bnll' nuu 1na aahtlng cock; lleney
fasoank, p.andetiag tae room q patsons Couks,
Of the lUtefnAi lt1Ten1o 0G1ees John DAy larceny
Of wasernslon from The store OF Joyce i
Cunningham.
, 1877-08-22

her hehals. paid lare. attorneys fct- That hy Tins
c1pendin9 these 1aece snms 0f money he had Er-
covered for her benefit n valuable portion Of the
t.tAlr. ar, that th-Re services AMI Tic m0nry e1-
pended we're fcasnnabfy worth tho undivided two
thirds tn al the rehi estate hrcneing 10 the estate
The hcfrcsa and her husband. relying on thrfe
statemcn.F. conveyed 10 Stnnpofskt the undivided
pataa County. In truth aud fact, the nrstri1 Al.
1e9cs. stan,pofski had not expended any
money 10 secure htt this cstAtr. to whch she
was legally entitled, nor had he peSformtd any snch
labor ~ he bad rcnreaenteh to seenre her rights in
thr estatr. Int th.t he had employed another at.
torncy to DO all this work, aud had refused TO pay
him for his services. It T. also alleged that The
t.hstcvcr and that It was procured by representa-
tions which wers utterly at variance with trnih.
Tbs orstr!x further aserN that there really "as no
difficulty In the way Of rpccdy tctticnncnt nf The
eetate. MAthcf having died without debts and with
his estate entirely nntncurnoefra. and hta repMtd
widow having claimed nothing hnt onc'
third ,s. qf the estate. ,a ana that N
and The reputcA wtduw made N an,tcahle settle.
cnt hy which The widow received The fail equiv
alent OF her claim In ess and certain pieces Of IeA
estate ~ she rectet With this settlement The
osatftx has m drsirc to interfere. bul she Aoe8
rsay that stnmpofski be enJoined from collecting
any more rentA and EockctinE the money: that he
hc required to render full statement Of all Ills te
ccipta md .,isbursementr and pay. over what
belongs L, the hercaa; that Rr" aver be appointed
required to ftconTcr the real etats obtained hy
mean. nf the fraudulent representations which led
10 thr conveyance Of the aforesaid property. From
all OF which II wontd eec1 that Sir. St2npofski ID
In rather . had way. and that the4!ne for sesi-
tuition Of al things ts At hand.
, 1877-08-22
TIE SOUTH PARKS.

MEETING OF THE BOARD.
The South Park Board held regular meeting At
o'clock yesterday afternoon In their olce, corner
Of Randolph and dearborn streets. President
James Morgan presided.
Several petitions for tho subdivision Of tracts
uf land for tho purposes Of assessment were Erant.
cd upon tho approva! Of counsel for the Doard.
ni,s amounting to s., o1o waFo approved and or
The petition Of The Oakland Congregational
Church tor remission Of .oeclal assessments was
reported on ad,eEseiy. and the report adopted.
the s sout sJc oi Fiftynits .tsses for pei
teot, !netaaing :tssets: o. s'9 pss foet e1eln.ve
Ct ss q "a; e5 =, ss"s s
ling 10 give the land for special Assessment. With
Tho exception ol 81, 00o. which was 70 Be psid in
tilis oi the iaud. bnt Malloy proposes 10 giro =
clear title or no sale. The whole m1ttcr was re-.
fcrted 10 the Land Committee. they to report At
Mt. sidwsy offered = resolution ordering the
grading snd preparation Of the erou9d On Westesn
rlsisanee. Tor tho. planting of trees next spring.
l5sii Of October. Nj. siaway explained that with
50. 600, which was provided for IN the resolution.
Mr Prics offered the following II An an,end-
meut:
~ a i s e1ns Hi
and winter. that 70 shnal me the utmost ceonoy IN
Ss sss ~: not enter upon Or
permanent improvement On OF parks
oF Dau.etIrte tu1s fail and xlutGf.
On motion OF 1Ir. Cornell, both resolutions wero
laid over TIL next meettng.
Mt. s{dway moved that thcy adjourn until next
Tuesday for the purpose Of considering these rcso
lutions, which vas Lost,
Shepherds bill. amounting TO $o, 100, for broken
stone furnished Tor the Grand boulevard vas laid
over until next regular meeting.
Mr. Price moved that Fred ". Clayke DO Ap.
pointed engineer Of tho Board, he being paid 1t
ihc rat1 of 50 cents per honr. Laid untl mkt
meeting.
The Si11agu Of Hyde Park waa allowed tho right
to build the Forty first street sewrr under jorexel
hoale.asd' nnder ths 1seeto o. ths rask snpHs.
Board may Direct Ia osuer 10 avoid the distraction
OF shruhhcry, etc.
The Board thnn adjourned.
, 1877-08-22
ALLEGED 6WINDLING,
skRIous CHANGES AGAINST 4 CHICAGO HsA,

!
EsTATH A9KNT.
A bill wss recently died before judge sui4hs at
Champaign. changing u. 4. Htampofskt, Of this
city. with swindlsag one Mary Betcsfurd, heifess
To certain property lefk her By john Nstacf. Of
Champaign. The bill proceeds to relate how M.ry
BeresfoTd. who Was II The tins Of MAtLets death
living In England, was deceived bY slampottk,.
It sppcaEs sast the latter wfos 10 The lady axross
tbs waters. Informing her that Nelcn Z. Mathcr,
the rcputed widow Of tho decea,su, VA Claiming
the esats aud that she had bsst 3nsttnle proceed.
tays " prevent the property paAstnY lnto her
hAnds MoGs correspondence followed. in
Which Mary Heresiosd ehusses that
the thtcasa man with khe euPhonious cugnon4en
did deceive, ulslead, and deffau4 Ter With The
intent 70 psocuEc Tho control Of tbs estate. ~
meaus at ssFloas Misrepresentation Stxulpafa ii,
e.s aud bet husband that ths} gave him ths proper
authoEItJ 70 act for them their atturuey. Among
ekhef fspFeacutat!ons made 10 LIEN was one 10
tho eject that Arf competent attorney could uDs
DC expected 70 assnms such Ne'xhty Eespou4tbll.
ity without EeeelflnE foG his services II least
one'ihiid 81 she proceeds Of The estate.
snd that IL would be necessary for him 10
him 70 one third Of the sstats which would lc ru
covered under tbs kfutesaia legal proceedings. In
no otheI wty, said the petsuasIru StAnputskl.
could they recover. The long and .hos. Of II va
that b. Was 2st N power Of atiorney. wh!ca gave
him full power 10 represent the hslEess in every
thing Pertaining to The eatxte. The bill! guts on TO
.!sIs 'bat s..np.9sk, ~ = ops ~ 61me sae anoth.
O. Which auoIut hs haA retained al but Abouk
p. aoQ. lila al&o alleged that 5tAnpofski fr1uuu.
leutly represented that he had paid OUT l4tYe
suas VI naonyg, performed EtsAt deal Of labor In
, 1877-08-22
LOCOMOTIVE BROTHERHOOD.
D0uls1e-DenlfnE with strlkrrh-OttterlnE
Men to Quit Work, and Then Letting Thorn


Carrtsponderes FfD TaFk 1ttntf.
PHttApELrnta. Ang. 1.-THE locomotive en-
gtnccrs who wero employed on tho Reading Rail-
road inst April. and who want out on strike be.
cause President 0owen issned an order demanding
that MI engineers In tho employ Of tho Company
hhonlA rcnouncc their allegance with The Brother
hood. nre nnw dcnauneIng The organization kuown
ss the Bruthethnod Of Locomotive Engineers In un.
ase Of The men forsook thcis ' positions. isit,1.
an,h On Tho HGm;,es Of s;sestns so
elsewhere. nat two of the thfty.nve bsye This
far sncctedtd. Abont twenty hst Of those lcfk ARC
II starving condition. theit families IN want and
living on charity. This IL aycrltable fact. vouched
evidence presented to your correspondent. Instead
Of paying the $40 per month II promised. = mem.
boz received but $3l In fhnf fuonthA, ana that in
instailments Of 5 f1g. and Sis At time. When
l.sothefhood was poor and Ind no p.oneI. md
that nothing could he done for lhcu1. In convef.
ration with sfr. Kmmannel Richards. one At the
sufferers. who waA perauaacd 10 Join the strikerk.
eluee.s throughout the eountty arc now paying
in ~ per month frorn each man who has work to
support those who are ont OF employment, but
that very flttle ns lite n0noJ tumcs Ia i'hllaHe!.
III iie says that numbers Of the men refuse ia
raJ tho aasesaustnt. and that there h = Rrnwlng
dissatisfaction anon. the men regarding tho htoth.
crhood. amounting 10 80 much that they regard
each other with enspfc1on and pnt no faith tn one
pawn ana sell lheis household goods. and are In
abheAite ptniiTy, brought about bY The double.
dealing Of the brotherhood. fn ihta view of the
natter thnst who ara out do not believe there Will
be gencsat alrtko. Tor II there to they would T.
man apply for tho vacant positiona. Further. thu
brotherhood has exhausted Its funds, and could
not carry on NaF agsinst the railroad companies.
, 1877-08-22

says, In one Of the elnoroen.. II began esriy IN
The afternoon and II lasted al n'rh', and when i
tudr shown by the young men that l1r cnv- thrn
ali thc spare chance he had, which was mach. and
also cheek tor San Thy al.o. i = ai1rgedY
teach them nothing. and went m Ills WAY marvel
ing Al the amount nf ability theru wat in chicago,
-snenfh to r.. n dozen dgIpmsts u .z.ds
whth IL characteristic Of yonih. that they dis
ssppointea y the General. Thsy son'Ea1s HIN 70
that The 1at!cr enud write superb trentisrs on The
the exaeiest way how Il conId PC done without
somehow. and The osher fcl!ows, who had no
,ssss:st s.me out ahsad 70 .hs{ AZ "hlse
on the Art and Science Of Poker he cannot practice
whit he prcaehcs: md when he tted to e.emrlsfy
] See q ae III jim % wih !espeet @ s ot he
metropolis NJ the Wc.t.
30 he went home the next morning. living
WHO haa dwslt Ia .he tents s,f tbe nngodlJ, and
when he had cot hold Of his celebrated treatlss on
tho Aft and Science he added to It:
n n..1S;ht @ R.a3fr Th.,e r. directions arn not cal.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. . -
sie ;S sai slm ssa tI
:''i c,ii* Il t. ss:s :s:s
srer.s S sss: cse Tn.rS
WnonA; ii: u. Whiloey. .kcokuf. Col. ii. Z. Adams
New turk; r.: IsMlloet, nusl!nEton; r. H. E'ote..
.eft 81 s.
II t,snf e.. {?s Sa6ss onsas
Mis- Ahne l.on!.e CAY, !,os!on Lo!,a o. kS..
e !. l.onKfcl1ow, iIoston; tbe ion:. irving keHct
a,; e ad,n1s rgman G Andsr.an n" oss.n; .1sinn u
.nsssF t..,fss Mapf!s y l'loe,n'psrn ks,!rqss
iSte1Arnt % pskn: Inson pesatar i:,Irssd , GeorSe
!!osaa! s liz isa Esfen xllsn sssaJ iiaI \:
i;hsie1ehis; luatnxisn Smith. u: i.eul::
HhneF HaMsr,f. H. smith. Dublin. 7. q. Noel. Fort
Scott; J. T. Montxoncry l'ortlsau; j. s. ns.pes. Ecw
York; y snott, umatla. i. raay. tetrolts III foHn9,
Ssyssaa fk'S9eE 20 |,ss Ss'Ies M1a
AruoId, New YORK; Z. It. Thompson. Atchl.on. Ian.
W. EurnNE Jr.. Scotlaad. j. II. touts. lfen4J. I'll.
, 1877-08-22

1t les.. no better rraaon has yet been hit upon.
a nrm erip Of The negro's kinky wool, and rather
got The htst os her. whereupon the negro drew n
razor and carved her antasnnet arfnrs tho icft
temple. cutting the artery and ennstnY what would
hare bccn death. had Il mot bern for thu Timely
rlvat Of i)r. Aiken. The injured woman Mas srut
70 Tho Connf! lloarstat for treatment. Mary Blame
wAe arrested BY Detective Gallagher. And waa
locked M At the Armory.
:. At Q o'clock smother carving bee took place In
the honst Of Dora llrrwn, an the Rane ntecrt, he
tween Hand Lewis nnd anaie 13ctl. in which tho
latter stabbed tho former three tlrA 10 the face.
Neither Of the wounds IL serious. SusIc was also
locked up at tho Armofy,
, 1877-08-22
M 1Eu1CAL.
M mEU1CAfs
Many Who Arc Suffering

many VINO AFG 6uI1cTtnE
From tho effects Of the warm weather, and Ass de.
biliated, arc advised b. physicians to take nodes-
ate amounts OF whisky two OF three times during
The day. In llttte while shose who adopt this
advice frequently Increaso the number Of ''nrinks"
and In time become confirmed incbrtatcs. A bcv-
erage which will not create thirst for Intoxicating
liquors. aud which 10 Intended especially for The
benefit Of debl'itated persons, whether 1t homo OF
abroad, IL DR.. Schenck's BcA Weed Tonic, Con.
talaing tho juices Of many medicinal herbs, this
preparation docs not create an appetite Tor the In
soxtcatin2 cup. The nouE!shinz and tho ltfe-sup.
porting properties Of many valuable natural pro-
duct,ons contained In It and we'll known to medical
men. have most strengthening influence. a sin.
g1e bottto of thn Tonic will demonstrate IT. valua
bio qualities. For debility Arising from sickness,
over e1ertiou. OF from Rny cause whatsoever, wine-
sassfnl Of Sea Weed Tonle. taken after meals will
strengthen tho stomach and creato An appetite for
wholesome food, To all who arc about learinx
their homes, NC desire to say that The excellent cf
feeta Of Dr. Hchenck's sessonAhie remtdiea, SeA
Weed Tonic and Mandrake pills, arc particularly
evident when taken By those who arg in{utlouay
Affected By change of wAter and diet No person
should leave home without taking supply Of these
lafcXuatds along. For sale br al druSylsts.
, 1877-08-22
4 PERFECT TOILET SOAP.

Ftr,s among Tim requisites Of the totlet n a ypo1
article af SOAP hut 10 rFocnre Ia not stwAys IA ca.,
matter. Many Of the mort eErenairs suaes Ia the mar
kst se from and dctrioTtous natefaiA and
their decate roorink aod fragrant perfume tsu ors
conceal tbs most rtulsve mput,ttcs The dtscsusrs
recently mads public Regarding this subject pns.
uTctv startling. and deaerse serious eonsfdrrnti9n
Btchied soss srr now known IN he ~1tremeiy objee.
t'oaahe. esperslly II zpre to the heads GnurnE TIN
acfs The character Of the nkrtden may be inferred
frun tho ssasetrcnt Of gentleman who mAkes thu
cntEF u eaua lila bttAtuesss lie turcntls deriaed this
PERSONA aofaxed In this epIo71oent wefB shortttred
which a. oesap..'on could be iSl"~ed p''''a .''aa
1o!si dsGt, Fl rroSsIas perfectly TS.s .rts1e e
New York. Tho world. reno wned Soap Manufact,rrr
Ehoss insfnsc estsh.nentis oy faf the lsrFrlt of II,
various productions hss foT many years betn ieY d.
setnaed but thla Isttat succeis h the appro1rIas
c'2Tn a e re ng1'crna. ~ ffsrsa ALREADY sehisxe
H. BAAnlIT has succeeded In pcFfcctlnK tha campod,
tlon ~ ths anft fntlet soap nycf introduced: The rta
e,ps arH The rrrst ycgeabie oils, ie
t6c rrsa1t Hmr'5 unparalleled ID this department ot "a.
=. Is,;S I M IAss.1r. rchxr s soA.- ths ts.is
for TO Tho de1lcata tkla q !ntap chirca
and s!tek It 4 altogether nneaWAtd Ia ils emolueat
stletstrJ 70 d.8ulso inferior uatertsa The
nnsd .ass eon.tlers ihe .seaee at artnsai pertams
neahI1l aad agreeable are!s of Tie kind e1cF manu.
Though specially desirable for the u.s Of tadtes sud
snildren s, zap 4 saraty apptoPIists for ftots.
II ssana
, 1877-08-22

The crisis has arrived when We must cconomtxo
not only In household Affairs, but In dress. Every
lady can be her own dscHeaker for the trivial sum
Of 81 per year: The editor Of dndrtMa' 1asar
haA placed this within the reach OF all. Send
10 cents to ". H. ANDREWS, Cincinnati, for speci.
mcn c0py.
, 1877-08-22

PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RENT,
Splendid upright square, aud grand pisnos,
Durdett aud other organs. II lowest rates. Lyon
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stake a Nap"

| l wonder if the mothers who read this
column from week to week, and who are
so interested IN all that pertains to the at
fractions and comforts of the domestic
hearth-who welcome every new concoc-
ton to please the palate, or with ready
hand apply themselves to the manufact-
ure of new and fanciful ornaments to
render home more charming and beautiful
ever stop to consider how long the
strength to accomplish all this will last,
if they just push on regardless of the
importance of giving themselves daily
rest, a " little nap" aside from the nights
repose, to which tired nature is rightfully
entitled. l have before advocated in
these columns system, a rule, for the
performance of domestic duty-a plan
marked out each morning for the varied
branches of employment to which the
manager of home has to devote herself
each day. If one has been accustomed
to take these duties at random, and has
been tempted to systematic and go about
this matter with some kind of order and
regularity, and found how much more
could be accomplished than by the old
plan, they will find that the matter is not
brought to perfection yet. A great as
sistance to the mother, or whoever has
in charge the domestic machinery, is a
short sleep in the middle of the day.
Drop all care, steal away just for little
while, and give the weary muscles amp
excited brain, and perhaps the unstrung
nerves, a rest. Restl The very thought
of it is comfortable How it does tighten
the cares and facilitate the duties of the
afternoon! How much more easily we
can carry the burdens that seem to accu-
mulate as the day declinesl The little
ones are returning from school and need
a mothers attention. The :market-man
is here, and we must make out our list
for the morrow's wants. Directions are
needed in the kitchen, and we must
see that all parts of the house are quiet
and settled in order How fresh and in
vigorated we feel to go about all this and
thousand other trifes that are the
routine of everyday duties when we
have refreshed ourselves with an hours
sleep at midday. Do not say that you
cannot spare the time, for you are gain
ing time by it. You will surely last
longer. You will be spared longer to the
loved ones around you, if you will only
spare yourself. They will need your
care for years yet, and to this end you
must be economical of your health and
strength. Lay in store sufficient vim by
a daily sleep to balance daily waste and
so keep up the average. A nice little
nap is so refreshing! 1t recuperates the
exhausted energies and the last half-day's
duties are as pleasant as the first.-De-
trOit Press.