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A QUANTITY of wellexecuted counterfeit
trade dollars have been captured i'm Cincin-
natl. They are composed of block tin, bis
muth and pulyerised glass. They possess
pretty nearly the standard weight, and have
the exact color and the true ring of the real
dollars. The only means of detecting them
from the genuine is by means of weigher or
by pressing them between the teeth when tbs
glass which they contain admits of a Cracking
sound " - 1ts~'NAhSa
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BUSINESS FAILURES.
Few England Savings RauLs

BOSTON, May Judge Holt issued a deere
yesterday, allowing the receivers of the Mer
camille Savings Bank to pay a dividend of p
per cent: The Savings Bank Commissioners
county Savings Bank, of Taunton, TO day,
permitting the payment of Is per cent. of the
amount OF the amount of deposits during the
second six months.
A Broken Broker.
PORTLAND, NE, May 7.-Geo. X. Davis. real
estate broker, filed a petition in bankruptcy
yesterday. His liabilities are $l60. 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-07

A NEW EMPIRE IN THE WEsT-The New
York Herald publishes a letter from the great
Valley OF the Yellowstone, showing that fmmi-
grafton is pouring into that country from an
sections. The Wlgwam OF the Indian has given
place to churches and schools and stores and
newspaper Offices At Tongue River, where
Gen. Miles was encamped in 1867, there is a
town OF nearly l,OO0 inhabitants. The battle
fields OF the heroic Custer are FARMS and cattle
Craze on the plains and hillSides where the
SaddeSt and blo0dieSt OF our Indian tragedies
were so recently enacted. The Yellowstone
Valley is forever lost 10 the Indians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-07

A QUIET WAY OF DRopptxc Me- r,
Az lne annual business meeting OF Pivmaut,,
Iast evening resolution was adopted
hn,s sraGtng the clerk to prepare list of mem
na 81 ill., o nao not peen heard from during the
Mluee present this list TO the church. with
such recommendations as might seem neces-
sary. Mr.. Beecher was not present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-07

The TALLY Ho, the New York Coaching
Clubs coach, reached New York from Phila
delphia last evening, driving up in front of the
Hotel Brunswick at ten minutes 10 six clock.
f1fth avenue was thrOnged with private equi-
arrival On the route up Broadway and Fifth
avenue the coaching party were Justify
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MEX ME2IcAN Az REyoLUTToN1srs IN JAIL--A Gal.
made by the revolufionists 10 onst fbe IA Sas
government OF Chihuahua, but it resniteS 'a1 T..
and others fed arc In lall,
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SOLD OUT BY THE GovERNNENT-The II G
marshal OF New York yesterday sold al anc.
Il0n the stock and machinery OF Christian III.
Lnenthals tobacco manufactory 10 satisfy a
demand OF the government Amounting WITH
costs to $l1s, ,0O0 The catalogue embraced 359
lots OF chewing and smoking tobacco. tobac
co leai, snun. scraps, also machinery. tools
nxtures and appurtenances for the manufae
lure and packing of tobacco. There was \
large crowd In attendance at the opening hnf
the prices realized were very low - eue
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EUROPE TO-DAY.
The Peace PrOspect Rriyhtens,

LONDON, May Sir Stafford Northcote's
statements yesterday evening i'm the House of
commons are regarded as reaSSuring. 1t is
also thought that Count SchOuvaloff'S visit to
ST. petersburg cannot be otherwise than help
ful TO the cause of peace. There is said to be a
marked change for the better i'm Russian pub
lie opinion.
What SchOuvalOf's Visit Home
Means.
ST. PETERSBURG, May THE Journal de
st: Petersburg says that the proper interpre
tatlOn to give TO Count SchOuvalOff's visit TO
this cityi that the anglo Russian negotiations
nave entered a more precise phase.
British Facts and Opinions.
>, LONDON, May 7.--Twelve hundred Martini
Henri rifles have been ordered to be shipped
to Malta Immediately, probably for the Indian
contingent. 1t is stated that national con
VentiOn will be called in London to protest
against war, should the government take
further measures likely i'm the opinion of the
liberals. to lead to war. The statements of
Sir Stafford NOrthcote, chancellor of the eX-
chequer, In the House of Commons last even
ing, are regarded as reaSSuring. Ii is also
thought that the visit of Count SchOuvaloff,
the Russian ambassador al London to st. Pc
tersburg, cannot be otherwise than helpful to
the cause OF peace, as he can explain the tenn.
per and views OF the English government and
people more enectIyely than could be done i'm
correspondence: The change i'm the public
opinion OF Russia i'm peaceful direction is
said to be very marked, and to be the result
OF recognition of the serious conseguenceS
that would inevitably result from new war
The Gar is personally directing negotiations
with the assistance of Baron JOmfni. The
Gar predictions are entirely in favor of
peace.
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BALTIMORE, May 7.-virgtnta sixes- da-
ferred, "a; do. consolidated. 8lk; do second
series. 80: past due coupons, 50 bid to-day Sugar
more steady, SAa9h.
BALTIMORE. May 7.-Cotton quiet and nom,-
nal-middling. l0r asked. Flour Quiel and un-
changed. Wheat, southern fairy active aud steady
western . shade eaSter-southern red. /. 20Al SO :
do. amber, LIS; Pennsylvania red, 1 80 iSS; No.
winter red, western, spot and May, 4 29al. -
June, 1.9'gal.30. Corn, southern hrmer for
Mhlte; western duh and easier-sonthorn white,
1S; western mixed. spot and May, 6l4a5is
june, b2R; July. bSH. Oats good demand aud
stsady-souihe1I. 3SaS8. western white, 81 .SS; do
mixed, 3SaS4; PENNSYLVANIA, 33aSs. Rye nrm
ana light offerings. 66a6S. Hay Quiet and nm
changed. Provisions duh and nominal Rutfer
dull-cholce western. 1890. Petroleum quiet and
nominal-rehned, l0As1l. Coffee quiet and firmly
held-Rto cargoes, 13Sal7z. Whisky dnlI and
unchanged, lo6. Receipts-nour. 5, Oao: wheat.
wheat. s., 600: corn. 1873, 600, Freighfs ~ Iiyer
pool per steamer shade frmeroceTIop. s-sYI |.
four: 3. grain, 9'4a9sd.
NEW YORK, May 7:.stccks about firm.
Money. and 5. Gold, 1oo4. Exchange, long,
4S6: short, 4SSe. GoycrnmentStIm.
NEW YORK. May 7.-Flour declining. Wheat
dull and y and y cent lower on futures. Corn duh
and cent lower on futures
LONDON, MAY z, 1890 p. m.-Cousols
% B. -16 for both money and the account. u. 8
bonds, ten-forties, coupon. 101As. Erie preferred
3o4. Pennsylvani Central, -. New Jersey Gen.
tral, 49,. Reading Railroad, IA. New Jersey
Ce ltra consols, 75a.
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THE TRANSIT OF MERCURY,

SAN FRANCISCO, May "A dispatch from
the coast survey party at the summit stations.
SIERRA Nevada mountains, 10 the Academy OF
oclence OF This city, says the transit of Mer-
curry was completely observed yesterday
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SUBSCRIPTIONS to the four per cent. loan to-
day amounted to SlO6 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-07
THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-1nternal
revenue, $685., ,9O1 .O2; customs, 1888, 4l4.90.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ -K.OFP.-Msmberso of .'DAMON DRILL
s Nav ss st oess Eass
p m97sa % Il fAsHs JAS! snof I: MrcHELL Secretary
~ THE ,AsRLINGL9N nG9;3PERATIYE
dues and making advances, WEDNESDAY. May
MADE Dc to
are divided 81 into D 121 equal monthly nstalmsnts.
JNO. JOY EPSON. Sec.. III st. NV. 1t
~ THE BOY EVANGELIST. THE REV;
SSg TH3s; HARRIs0N, will CONDUCT ID lS Revival viva
street %ses y E. Church. ee0rsEs.GSSo0k E. SokRi Ri Pastor
NND STOP INTOXICATI0N;mThs regular
meeting Of the PR9HIBITIi1HN iH h NIL, III /;
%TGsBSx Is SvsGS %sE STss
V DsTkf6p GkANR tHpSE Of E ssm
G. % Of Be as SSss G
"Bs s. ord; order r. Of Z the sA n Y. Gr Master.
NEW BUILDING AssOCIATION.-
EMMET BTTLDISG itiE hssoCIATfoN % D for the
nayment of dues. &c. will be held at ST. Aloysiqs
r. SIS. o. on THUksDRY, May 9th, ISIS, at 7:so
O'Clock p; m. An persons who desire TO become
of the association will soon close. By order.
DANIEL GRADY, President.
DANIEL DONOVAN. Secretary.
Lieut.. JOHN F. KELLY, Treasurer. my4-5t
~ SERIAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
The first regular monthly meeting of THE
SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING ASSOC1-
ATOM for the payment of dues and advances of
money, will be held WEDNESDAY EVE
MING, Sth inst, at Davis Hall, No 615 7th
street, opposite Patent Office, at O'Clock.
All persons desiring stock can obtain the same by
President-Jas. 8. Edwards, Attorney -at-law,
No 503 Louisiana ave.
Vice President-F. NJ. Detweiler, Printer, cor
ner 11th street and PeDna. avenue NV.
Treasurer-JaS. Fraser, Wood and Coal once,
617 street NV.
Secretary-JOhn A. Prescott, Gil G street NV.
DIRECTORS.
VIM. Henry Browne, Lawyer, corner AZ street
john Cook, Fourth Auditors Office, Treasury
DEPARTMENT.
j. d. Terrill, Second Comptroller Office, Treas
ury Department.
J. W. st. Clair, Surgeon Generals Office.
ID. u. Dixon. Surgeon General S Office.
JGhn X. Young, Office Clerk Sup. Court, City
Hall.
r. G. Campbell, No. 43O 9Th street NV.
Edwin Muller, Second Auditors Office.
NJ. p. Callan, No. 615 7Ih street NV.
The Treasurer and Secretary will be in attend
ance at O'Clock to accommodate persons desiring
TO subscribe at the meeting. Shares, 81 each.
JAS. 5. EDWARDS, President.
JNO. A. PRESCOTT, Secretary. my4 At
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AT THE WHITE HoUsE.-Representati
JOrgensen and White were among the callers
at the White House to-day.
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erty here, and that is not taxed. The people
here are suffering under burdens imposed
upon them by agents of the government put
over them by Congress.
Mr.. Cox (Ohio) inquired if the people here
did not appeal for change of government:
Mr.. Hendee did not know.
Mr.. Cox (OhiO) said 1t was fact that they
demanded that their municipal government
should be taken away.
Mr.. Hendee said that nevertheless the Con-
gress put its agents over the people here. As
to expenses, he had the statistics, and could
show that the people of this District had paid
sooCOo,o9o, while the general government had
not paid more than s., ,0O0,0 600. That was about
the proportion, and now would this House
repudlate what it justly owed?
Mr. Eden insisted that 50per cent. was too
much OF an assessment. As to the argument
avenues, he wanted to say they were not
property in the sense that buildings were. J.:
This bill all special assessments were stricken
on, and that burden was removed. Exclude
the streets and avenues, and the government
did not own one-half OF One-third OF the prop
erty here.
Mir; O'Neil thought the proper way would be
to return to the elective system of municipal
government, and he thought they should also
have delegate on this floor.
=, Mr Blount thought that great political
was passed: The bill was crude, and it would
bring about more evils than the District now
labors under: 1t was wrong to talk of the gov
pasg me- edfad Of the and
tfy themselves before their constituents.
After further discussion Mr.. Reacal's
amendment was rejected.
MIR. Eden moved to make the amount 40 per
cent. Rejected.
Mr.: Lapham moved to strike out the clause
Whlch imposes tax of one dollar on agricul-
tural lands. Rejected.
Mr. Buckner moved further amendment
providing that one,hal of one per cent. of the
bonded dept shall be set apart for a sinking
fund. Rejected.
Mr. Lathrop offered an amendment declar-
ing in explicit terms that the government of
the District OF Columbia was a municipal cor
pOratiOn. Adopted.
THE BILL PASSED.
The bill was then read third time and
passed as amended, the opponents of the bill
on it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-07

There were 500 bankrupt eases fled in
flttsburg during ths month Of April.
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Fire.
ThN MArkefa-

MIlwAUKEE, Wis, May Marshall & Co.'S
organ factory was burned this morning, loss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-07

THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT BILL was
again discussed at length in the House of Rep
resentatives to-day, as will be seen by our re :
ular Congressional report, and passed. The
debate yesterday will be found on the third
page of this paper.
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LADIES' GOODS.

AsME. l.. II. JEANNERET IL SELL.
WI ING OPERA HATS and BONN ETS aes,
al sl2 and S15, former prices $50 AID S25 90
Se ,hs s Ssnes n TO inform rb se m ana
giant Partisan Dressmakine sent 10 80 North
Charles ST.. Baltimore, and 939 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Washington, will be promptly attended to.
A perfect fit guaranteed. maJ6-tr
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ID Il II OV AL.
IAN. CUNNINGHAM, The Well KnOson -
Prdettcdt Natter, has removed to 826 7th
street, bet. and /. SILK Hats made to order.
Remodeline Of stlk Hats . speciality. ssplB-tr
TlHE Fine Black Cloth DRESS SUITS for SlS
L should be seen to be appreciated, at
ap30 A STRAUSS.
INEMON6EOT'S AMBROSIAI, for the Hair
L. and Scalp, 2c. Depot 618 9th St., OppOs' te
u, b. FSbdDt OWco. o. uar6-tr
TyR Z NAILS.-Judge Prentiss certihes: s'Dr,
Il SCHULTZE cured mine lS years ago. Thou.
sands lite Of painless cases OF bunfOns, Germs.
ulcers cl,ilblains, rheumatic swollen joints, &c
Once: sos Pennsylv wanna avenue, up stairs. Ladies
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WASHINGTON TRAINING SCHOOL
w FOR NURSES.
This School will be open on and after the 7rH OF
MAY for admission of applicants who desire TO be-
come nurses. Application to be made to Mrs.
HlTZ, at the Labor Exchange, 9O4 Pennsylvania
are open to the pubic pay ment of fee Of IS for
the course.
THOS. ANTISELL, President
IL. j.. MURPHY. Secretary an90.ao5t
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"hf GET YOUR CLOTHES MADE whan
Wv you can buy them ready. made al a grsat
saving. and At the came time made con Al tn 2sns
.3nc s1m Wors; % Can at A. sTRAUS', and be con-
s'Ssse u tne laet, ap3Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-07

THE TARIFF BILL.-HOn. Fernando Wood
expects to call up his tariff bill as soon as the
bill to provide a form of government for the
District of Columbia is disposed of.
1T HAS BEEN DETERMINED, it is said, to
make a change in the office of pension agent
in this city. General Witcher, of West Viz
ginia. will very likely be Mr.. COX'S successor
General Witcher served in the southern army
during the late war;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-07

THE Oriental SILK wORSrED SUIT for 500
~ the most dressy out this season, at
AfoV A SrRATTs,
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APPROvED.-The President this afternoon
approved the Pacific railroad funding bill.

FEW of the clerical force of the Patent
office who lost their places owing to the ex-
haustion of the appropriation for that office
have been restored. None of those formerly
employed in restoring the models can be
placed on the rolls again until a further ap-
preparation for that specific work is granted
bV Congress-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-07

Il BOARD OF MEDICAL OFFICERS today be-
gan examining physically at the Treasury de-
partment applicants for cadetships in the u s.
revenue marine. The number of candidates
is about forty.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-05

The report that Lieutenant Broder-
lex had been killed is untrue
There has been no fight since FRI
day, and Broderick is here, well
and hearty. ~ Asf tA8 II
CHEYENNE, Oct. 4th.-Parties in
an engine ana caboose, just return
ed to Ogallalla, say that they saw
trail across the track and could
see lndians on the bluff.
The troop train has not
yet departed from Sidney.
A D-veiopmens is shc Porter In-
q0iry. Isia|
NEW York, Oct. AIN the Fitz
John Porter case to day two wit
nesses testified that Capt. Pope had
frequently confessed that he car
ried the famous four-thirty order
and that he lost his way cons uming
two hours, where As minutes would
otherw have been sufficient. This
testimony made considerable sem
sation, as the witnesses have al.
ways been on good terms with
Captain Pope. The latter. however,
stoutly denied having ever made
any such admissions. Asisnr.a-Esi l.asss -: ]:
Bsiter ExpiUsIOu.
DETROIT, Mich, Oct. A 4-One
man was killed and four others se-
riously wounded yesterday, by the
explosion of sawmill boiler at
Fireman station. ga
DENVER, Col, Oct. 4.-Revised
returns from tweniy-Ohe counties
increase Brdford's majority over
Patterson, (Dem. fol, Congress to
2,745. Pitkiii's majority over Love-
land for Gnvernor Is $500 Counties
yet to be repored will probably in
crease the average Republican ma
jority in the State to three thous-
and.
A Ten Miiliou De'isr Failure.
LONDON, Oct. 3.-The total liza.
bilities of Smith, Fleming & Co.,
East India merchants, whose fail
ure was announced yesterday. ia
estimated at ten million dollars.
Yei,ow Fev@r In M adrid,
LONDON, Oct. A Madrid dis.
patch says considerable alarm has
been caused there by the appear.
anoe of twenty cases Of what was
supposed to be typhus fever In one
of the most populous quarters of
the city. Three suffers having been
admitted into hospitals, the doctors
to-day declare that their symptoms
are those of yellow fever, and that
the infection was brought from
Cuba by soldiers.
G.i"g 10 Ia.p.ct Msisa "a at Cyprus
LONDON, Oct. 4-The troop ship
Henley will sail from Plymouth
to-day for Marseilles, where the
Lords of Admiralty will embark
for a tour of inspection of Malta
and Cyprus.
The East Indian w~r Cloud.
LONDON, Oct. "A dispatch
from Kasauli states that the mOve-
ment against Cabul will begin i'm
mediately. A Simla dispatch re-
ports that no Communication has
yet been received from the Ameer.
Natives bring down word that the
Ameer is collecting his forces from
all quarters to oppose the advance
of the English.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-05
Watches and JsWelr


Having purchased the sto1E 01
lures OF the we'll known jel11{fX
MFR. T. w. Stackpole, odulu&
large and entirely nov q11
goods, we ere are pToparo1 ~
citizens OF Los Angeles 411 ~
OF the finest and begt soloc111
be found in the State, WhIon "a
at the lowest living rates. X
We shall constantly b IN V11II
the latest novelties In Wut1&1<
jewelry, ETC., TO which lhQ n l1lI
the public is especially lnv11 '
In spectaoles We has : n
ried assortment, and ~ 1&|
agents in Southern C4ll1oE1I1z
eurnted Laxerua 4 M0rf1H ~
tacies, which wo claim ~ M
the world. Fl 4. n.
Mr.. s,ackpols viii rsmo16
ploy, having exoluslJ1 ~
work department, 4nd. ~ NJ
psclAl attention will b 1lx41
pairing Of me Watohea - m
We shall BE- hapYx q 4.5 L.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-05
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. Kirkpatrick.

office and ResIdence-No. Is 5FRANKLIN
STREET. fe28-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-05
Congregation B'nai Berth.

The selling and renting of seats in the
October eth, from 10 A. N. till IL M. at
the basement OF the synagogue. All in
formation regarding pews and seats can
thereafter be obtained from the Secretary.
]. GOLDSMITH.
ONCE with Manning 4 McMenomy,
Plum bers, No. SO Central Block, Spring
street. sls-t oc6
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-05
Montana Meat Market

ERGLINGER & PRANK, -
II The best and tenderest Meats 80
In the maSket. None but the
Prlmeot Beef and Mutton
ever 70 be found. Note the addysss--AOn~
tana Meat Market. Main street. near
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-05
Or. Joseph Kurtz

Has removed his office to No. 50 MAIN
STREET, over Dotter & Bradley's Furni-
ture store.
Office Hours-From 10 TO IL, TO and
to 8. Residence-Buena Vista street.
myltf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-05
FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA HORTICULTURAL soclGTH
,x.%3
COMMENCING OCTOBER

:nS w Es SD ss l ss $ Sc
% % s @ sasa ~ a. VII es @ % @
M 50
Ss5 @ a
M. Prasdssk
NJ. supeint
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-05
gos Anseles Aerald.

.ri,a,.d every morning except Mon
day,
by -
.rt,SEPH ID. LYNCH.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-05

0PI[j[ :: -: ::':!;: .: &
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-05
sn" rr.nc,.co Mar.s...

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 4th.--
Wheat-duli aud unchanged; ship
ping, ST. 60@1.65; milling. 81 COO
l673; off grades. $l.309l 55. ( Bar
ley-quiet; coast feed, 90@95 cent e;
bay. $l@l07a; brewing, 81. 800
1.223 Oals-dull; California, ST. 90
@1 372. Rye-sal at ST $50 25.
Corn-smaII yellow, $l.15@l 174
Hay-frm, SS@15. Alfalfa, $9@lO.
POtatoes-unchanged.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-05
II. W. NOYHl
GENERAL AucTlo1oC
With ]. G. De Turk, NO. I MARX
two doors above wells, FAfV0
Co.'s Once. s

Regular Sale Days for hofo6o
rlages, furniture. etc., Wed nee<aY4
Saturdays from 10 O'Clock 4. U<<I
O'Clock p. N. Cash advances mn611
consiGnments. Cash patti sor ny
on the "live and let let iIvee h9e)<S
N. B.-No real estate sold exo1
auction. Charges on real estat0
one per cent.
Il. w. MOVES, Auetl1nc
And General Buslnoss Manage "a
De Turk. uV
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-05
HORTICULTURAL PAVILION


s
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-05

TERMS FOR DAILY hERALp'
Per annum, by mail or express. "......-...S'u
Six months ....."....... .
Three months .....:."....
Delivered by carriers, per week...-25 cents
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-05
J. HANNON, M. D.,

COUNTY PH N.
ssabMS9 9 & IL, LANFRANCO BLOCK.
IL Residence Downey Avenue. East
Us Angeles, near the end of street ran.
way.
jllice hours from 10 to IL A. M; from to
iP. apO-u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-05
PIONEER AUCTION NDl1

or Ls Angeles City ana Coan11 5
f rst state. County and city r16uI
taken out oct. lst, 1883, and kNv1 I
uninterrupted to the present dae6
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22
Feeding Bees.

A writer in the London Cottage Gar
dener says: . A trial of many years has
convinced me that no more excellent
food for bees can be made than good
wholesome sugar thoroughly dissolved
in water without boiling. l find that
half pint of hot water will dissolve
one pound of sugar in few minutes
after careful stirring. generally pre-
pare a canful at a time, which holds
five pounds of sugar and two and a half
pounds of water. 1t is made and ready
for use in few minutes, and is none
the less wholesome if given to the bees
while still warm. fused always to boil
the sugar, but found that there was no
certainty as to the consistency of the
sirup. Sometimes it was thick, over
boiled in fact, and at other times it
was too thin. Now it is always uni
fOrmly the same.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22
Mt. VesuVIus.

Should an eruption occur in this volcano,
and cause the destruction of one-half of the
inhabitants who live in the vicinity, the remain
der, who barely escape with their lives, imme-
dately move back upon the half-cooled lava,
and there live in constant fear OF another
eruption, foolishly fancying that the only ten
antable portion Of the earth rests within the
shadow Of the great volcano. This fairly IL
lustrates the force of habit, and the persisten-
cy with which people cling to opinions when
once formed. For example, DR.. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery cures incipient consump-
ton, coughs, colds and all affections of the
liver and blood, yet some still depend upon
physicians and remedies that have naught but
repeated failures TO which they can refer.
And although Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescrip-
tion is sold under positive guarantee to cure
those weaknesses peculiar to women, and not
withstanding that thousands of women beaI
testimony to its efficacy, and the truth OF all
statements made concerning it, many yet sub
init to the use of caustic and the knife. Again
Dr. Pierces Pleasant Purgative Pellets, nc
larger than mustard seeds will positively cure
constipation, where it is dependent upon dys
pepsia or torpid liver; yet some still depend
for relief upon the "blue pilln or huge doses
OF drastic cathartic medicine. In the face oi
such facts, can we wonder at the blindness o
the poor Italians'