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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-22
THE NIDDLEBURY CoLLEEE
TROUBLE.


MipDIEBUkY, W.. Nov. 22-The difficulty be-
tween the faculty and students OF Middiebury
eolege, has been the subject OF several confer
~SmCeS ~ curing the past two days. between the
oMo parties and both have drawn up papers for
auoplon oy the students. whom the faculty
agIse 70 receive into the college relations upon
. .ueu suuScT,bing papers expressing their will
IngneSs tG obey future college requirements.
The majority OF the students. white agreeing 10
respect the college laws, refuse to consider thar
they have been fnordinately wrong In their mast
action. IL is probable, however that the dim
culties will be harmonized, and the college work
begin again on Monday.
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Chicago Wants the National Con.
VantinnS.

CINCINNATI, O., Nov. PA special dispatch
from Chicago to the Commercial says deter
mined efforts are being made to secure the
holding of the national conventions at that
place next year. The exposition managers
promise to fit up that building with seats for
$4,000 persons and offer it free. The railroads
generally offer half-fare rates and other induce
mentS. 1t is stated that 100 hotels, capable Of
accommodating more guests than the same
number in any other city, are within mile Of
the court-hOuSe
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR.

AMUsEMENTS-Sth page.
AUCTION SALEs-5th page.
BOOKS, &C.-7th page.
BoARDIHG-Sth page.
BUSINESS CHANCEs-4th page.
Doors AND SHoEs-4th page.
CRY ITEMs-Sth page.
Coal AND WooD-4th page.
CUTICURA-sth page.
DEATHs-5th page.
DRY GooDs-3d: page.
EDUcATIoN-5th page.
IxCURsIOSS-Sth page.
FAMILY SuPpLIEs-7th page.
FINANCIAL-4th page.
FoR RENT AND SALE-4th page.
For SALE CMisceIlaneous)-4th page.
UCUssFURSIsHINGs- page.
LECTUREs-sth page.
LADIES GooDs-4th page,
LIST OF LETTERS-2d page.
LOST AND FoUNp-4th page,
LoTTERIEs-5th 6sh and Sth pages.
NARRIAGEs-5th page
MEDICAL. &C-5th page.
MIscEILANEous-6th and sth pages.
FFRsoSAL-4th page.
IEoFEssIoSAL-4th page.
PIANOS AND ORGANs-4th page.
RAILRoADs-3d page.
RELIGIOUS NoTICEs-1st page.
SPECIAL NoTICEs-lst page.
STEAMERS, &C.-6th page.
THE TRADEs-5ah page.
UNDERTAKES, &C.-5th page
WhNTs-4th page.
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Suicide.

M, NEW YORK, Nov 22-Wm. II. Fauch, No. 6l5
to-day identified the body OF the man found of
the battery as that of West Indian named FL
der, who came on the brig Ida " from Barba-
when leaving the vessel. The chief of the de-
tective force said that he was satisfied that Elder
had committed suicide.
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and North Q Street Railway Company; to quit
Pleasant Railroad Company; to incorporate the
Surburban Railway Company; to amend the
charter OF the Howard University; to repeal the
charter OF the Washington Market Company;
to empower the District Commissioners to re-
wise. correct or amend assessments upon the
written application of any person where real
property in said District has been assessed, pro-
vidfng for an appeal to the Supreme Court Of
the District; to abandon q portion of Rock
street. in Georgetown, and bill relating to the
regulation OF marriages in the District.
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Comstock i'm Ohio.

NEW YORK, Nov. ga Toledo Ohio. special
says: In response to a circular sent around,
large number OF prominent citizens assembled
at the Body House last evening and were ad-
dressed by Anthony Conlstock, OF New York, on
the growing evils Of obscene literature sent
abroad over the land, and the strong efforts be-
ing made by certain parties to have the Comstock
aw for its suppression repealed by Congress. A
branch OF the western society for the suppress
sion OF vice was formed OF large number of
members from among our leading citizens.
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The Markets.

baltimore, Nov. 22.-virginia skies, consols,
551s: do. past due coupons, S3H; do. new ten
fortes, AZ. North Carolina skies, old, rs bid to-
BALTIMORE. Nov. 22.-Cotton dull-middling,
l2al23s. Flour strong and more active but un-
changed, Wheat southern higher; western higher,
but closed easier and geak-southern red, 35a1 As
spot and November, !; 44al; AZ; December, 1.45a
l.52%. Corn, southern steady and firm: western
higher but closed duh and neglected southern
white, 56a57; do. yellow, 90 western mixed spot
and November, 60a604 new, 55k; December Coz
a609<; January, 59a59H. Oats steady-southern.
4Sa4s; western white, 46a4S; do. mixed, 4la45;
Pennsylvania, 46a4s. Rye quiet, IS, Hay firm
pTims m to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, 1700
Butter steady1prime to choice western, packed and
roll 25a2S. Eggs quiet-fresh, 90: lined I6aI7.
Petroieum unchanged. Coffee quiet-Rio cargoes,
da4aII4. sugar quiet-A soft, 1056al05S Whisky
4rm, L 13a1. 1877. Freghts unchanged Receipts
nour, d l0I barrels; wheat 80, 200 bushels; corn,
IL aOV pnsheis; els; oats, 2, 400 bushels: Shipments-
GGneat, IA, 500 bushels; corn, 129. 600 bushels.
saiesVwheat 4o4 100 bushels; corn. 90 600 BUSHELS
= new YORK, Nov. 22.-Stocks strong Money.
Z; EEIcshange long. 4s0H; short. 4ssH Govern
dnii NEW oo4n YoRK gnz Nov. 2a-Fiour quiet. wheat
LONDON, Nov. %, 1880 p. m.-U. 8. bonds. q
per cents., 1867; ~ per cents. 108A. New Jersey
Central, Is. Krie, 40; do. seconds, sS; do. pre
ferred, g.. Illinois Central. 10lH. Pennsyiyania
eeqnhtrslf qhNI6S 5Ss Ne ReaS5i5ps; u 81 81;
ssco1s psr eserts 1881 ~ Rer ;cents Ee
Jersey Central. 7s. Erie. S9a Pennsyivsnis CEN sw
tral, 49>S.
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THE SECRETARY OF WARS REPORT will be pub
lished in full next Monday morning. The Sec
retary will join, as heretofore stated in THF
STAR, in the recommendation of Gen. Sherman
that the army be raised to 25, 900 men, exclusive
of those Oh detached service. He will also COM
mend the conduct of Capt. Payne, company F,
5th cavalry, and Capt. Dodge company d. 9th
cavalry, in the Ute outbreak. The government
and punishment OF the Indians who
were guilty of murder in the Thorn
burg affair and Meeker massacre At
tention Is called in the report to the fact that
the clerical force OF the department and bureaus
is insufficient. He refers to the fact that he has
cut down the engineer departments estimate
n for oor river M and harbor appropriations about
bell1on has been very successful. The eSti-
mates on public works, as shown also in the
book OF estimates, have been reduced by the
should be abandoned and sold. or abandoned
and turned over to the Indian department. as
PUBIC Sa lands. The condition and progress OF
sae government I'M military prison has been very
report, 1t is understood, substantial extracts
from each OF his bureau officers.
THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT to-day trans
ferred I0,00O,000 to the New York assay office
1or making exchange on account of foreign gold
coming into the United States.
Presentation. John Hay, Assistant Secre-
tary OF State, and Gen. j. H. Martindale, for
merly military governor of the District of Co
luInbfa, are registered at Wormleys. ....
quincy Ward, the sculptor, was entertained at
Gunner nI on thursday evening by Mr.. f. B. Nc
Guire, In company with few intimate friends
Mr. Ward left for New York yesterday morning
Sion hon. II: T, Baldwin, the newly appointed
Montara are at the Arlington. Henry F.
G1llig, OF London, who Is the friend OF all Amer
leans In that city, and who has them all for
friends In turn. arrived in New York yesterday
VIM. Henry Smith, manager of the Western
AssoclaIed Press at Chicago, Is In town, stayin
VINO has been In town for day or two past, left
ior New YORK this morning. He sails for Europe
IN few days. 1t is reported that ex-Sena-
tors Dorsey and Mcdonald, OF Arkansas, and
others have recently purchased silver mines In
Colorado for $3.50, 900 In cash. ....B Ben Perley
Poore, Representative Ewing, OF Ohio, and A. K
Tingle, Of the Treasury department, were regis
tered In New York last evening. -. Rev. r. s.
Moran, D. D., one Of the ablest clergymen OF the
Reformed Episcopal church, has arrived In this
city.
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Fire.

LAWRENCE, MASS, Nov. pa fire broke out
this forenoon in the wool storehouse Of the
Washington Mills, which partially destroyed
the buildings. The officers Of the corporation
think the damage by water to the stock Will
probably exceed 1000. The loss is covered by
Insurance.
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A Rescued Crew.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22-The steamer Andes,
which arrived here to-day from the West Indies
reports: November 20, at 1920 am. sighted
schooner Francis Burrftt, w. II. Mills. master,
showing signals OF distress; sent boat to their
assistance and found her in sinking condition.
port"
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FIRST LIEUTENANT w. s. SCHENCK, Z. S. NJ. c.
is detached from the Portsmouth, n. H., bar
racks, on the 2Sth instant, and ordered to 1e-
port at the barracks here for duty,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-22

THE PRESIDENT signed, this morning, the COM
mission of John Hay as Assistant Secretary o.
of
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NEW f0Rk, NOV; N..Intelllgence from VAL
paralso Chill, to the 18th inst, states that an
and cut OF from communication with the ont
side by the vigilance OF the enemies Cruisers
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. w. GAIT, BRO. e. CO.,
hot PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

lIUT PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
JEWELLERS IND SILYERSMITHS
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEwFLRY, SILVER
WARE, PLATED TABLE WARE.
FINE FANCY GOODS.
a Greet Variety Of Articles Entirely Nev This
Season Designed Especially for
poHc WEDDING GIFTS,
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Death Of the Widow OF CnarJes
nickanS.

LONDON f%s noS the he wd0 GSPoe a afternoon
the famous novelist, died -; her residence iI,
Gloucester Crescent, R...gent's park. London.
this morning, after lingering illness Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-22

DURING THE WEEK ended to-day sI96, 900 in ma
tional bank notes were received for redemption
against s2, $4,000 for the corresponding week OF
last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-22

UNITED STATES BONDS deposited by national
banks for circulation to-day for the week ended
to-day, S5S5 200: United States bonds held for
circulation withdrawn for the week ended to-
day. S915,O0O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-22

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. superintendent
clark says regarding the alleged ice blockade on
Rome and Auburn. The difficulty at those two
places is caused by anchor ice floating into the
canal from the feeders, and causing blockades.
lie has men at work on that now, and expects
to have both places cleared this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-22

.B-Mlss Emma C. Thufsbv and bar efstor
Ahce were passengers on the Steamship Rattle
s.s. wren arrived az New York from Liverpool yess
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Proposed Coalition of Democrats
and WORK ingmen.

To-day the contested election case in which
the workingmen's candidates were attached on
the ground OF salary reduction pledges made by
There is every certainty that the democrats and
workingmen will combine in the next election
against the rpnuhlicanS
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Goaae % che .Ietties.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 22.-Senators Cameron
Hill vance and party have not yet returned
troln the Jetties. There will be no session of the
cIEG;sttee to-day. - s'Ao
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Drowned while skating.


COLLEGE POINT, Ii, Nov. 22.-Wm. Clair was
drowned at Long Island City, Friday evening
while skating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-22

THE COURT OF CLAIMS win meet for the first
time in the new rooms provided for it. 1909
Pennsylvania avenue. Monday next at noon.
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CINGLETON a. HOEkE

SINGLETON d HOEKE.
sol Market SDace
CARPETS CARPETSs, CaRpETs,,,
Most complete stock and lowest prices in ths .i,,-
Body Brussels, from 81 so to S1.75.
Tapestry Brussels, from S5 to 81 TO-
Three PHYS 81. and Best Extra Ingrans from rs
to Soc. per yard. " ~
Iinoleums. Lgnums and Oilcloths, in all patterns
and grades.
Lace Curtains, Window Shades and Draperies
Crumb Cloths, Rugs and Mats in great variety.
Upholstery and Housefurnshing Goods u specially
SINGLETON g. HOEAE,
nov2l-lm SOf Market Space.
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THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON RULES has COM
pleted its labors and adjourned until Thursday
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CLOSING THE PARIS EXPOSITION ACCOUNTS
Ex Governor Mccormick has returned from
New York in improved although not in robust
health. He and his assistants are busly en-
gagged In closing the Paris exposition accounts,
missioners for publication. Reports have not
yet been received nom several prominent COM
mfSSiOners.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, $40, ,I92.54; customs, s457, ,s33.9I.
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Movement of TrOOp

CORK, Nov. pa detachment OF troops left
here last night for Buttevant, in this county, tt
is supposed in consequence OF urgent private
information received by the government.
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The Anti.Rent Meeting at BaIla,
Irelands

LONDON, Nov. 22.-The meeting at Balla
which is to take place to-day has lost much OF
its importance in consequence of an announce
ment by Mr.. Charles Stewart Parnell last night
that 'the expected evictions of Balla, with re-
spect to which infiammatory placards had
been circulated calling on the people to assem-
rent having been paid, but that there WILL how
ever, be meeting"
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POLITICAL EXCITEMENT In SAN
FRANCISCO.
Why Dennis kearneV Was Arrested.

NEW YORK, Nov. "a special from San
Francisco, dated 21st states that 1t is said there
with seemingly good foundation that Kearney's
arrest last evening was designed by those using
him to save his life. His attempting to speak
before the formal opening of the meeting was
TO avoid legal charge OF disturbing a public
meeting. 1t is certain that if the police had not
arrested and thus protected him. he would have
been seriously hurt and possibly killed. Cali
forn1anS regard him as curse, and many intel
i1gent workingmen believe he sold them out TO
influential corporations; hence this growing
feeling to dispose him and relegate him to OBJ
scurity.
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217 NINTH ST. NV.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
To reduce stock, We offer all MANTELS in Store
al greatly reduced prices.
Ordered MANTELS at fun prices only.
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON,
hoNi' PLUMBER.
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Mr. JOHN HAY, the new Assistant Secretary OF
State, arrived in Washington last night, and
assumed the duties of his Office to-day. Mr..
+. w. Seward, the retiring Secretary, will re-
main at the department for two or three days
to induct Mr.. Hay in the duties of his Office,
and Will then leave permanently for his home
in New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-22

THE TRooPs AT BUFFALO PROTECTING GOVERN
MENT PRoPERTY.-The statement made that the
Z. S. troops ordered out at Buffalo were to pro-
tect private properly is incorrect. They were
ordered out to protect government property
upon the request OF the chief of engineers, who
has charge of the property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-22

THE FOLLOWING CHANGES IN THE STATIONS OF
officers of the pay department of the L. S. army
are made: Major c. J. Sprague from duty in the
department of the Platte and Will report for
duty to the paymaSter general in this city.
Major I. II. Stanton, now on duty in the de-
partment of the Platte, will report for duty as
chief paymaster of that department. Major c.
". Wingard is relieved from duty in this city
and Will report for duty in the department of
the Platte Second Lieut.. L. ii. Strother, 1St in
fantry. is relieved from duty at Columbus bar
racks Ohio, and will proceed TO join his COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-22

NAVAL LORDEEs.-Lieut. Herbert Winslow from
the Marion, and ordered to the Powhattan;
Master Jacob J. Hunker to duty on board The
torpedo steamer Alarm; Assistant Surgeon E. II.
Marsteller to the receiving ship Colorado, reiiev-
to the Marion. Passed Assistant Surgeon j. II.
Hall from the Marion, and ordered to duty on
the coast survey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-22

LOTTERY LETTERS sSToPPED.-Postmaster Gen
eral Key has issued orders forbidding the de-
livery OF registered letters or the payment OF
money orders to Morris Richmond, at COying-
ton, KY. and Murray Frances & Co., or Sim
mons & Dickson, at Louisville, KY.
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The Trans.Sabana Railway.

LONDON, Nov. 22.-The Central Ne,CS this after
noon mentions the numbers of three regiments
that are under orders to proceed to Ireland.
the Army and Nary Gazette says that no actual
orders have been issued warning regiments to
lo nd1rf craf tn IrQlo ond
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To Protect British Subjects.

ODEN, Nov. 22.-In consequence OF the menac-
ing attitude Of Abyssynia towards Egypt, the
British gunboat Seagull has been ordered to
Wasoonah to protect the property Of British
subjects there.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-09
The Admiral Aroused.

When Admiral Horatio Binnacle,
the venerable retired sea serpent
who lives in West Seventy-seventh
street. saw roast duck on the bill of
fare last night his always pleasant
face took on an added ray Of cheer
fulness, but these who sat near him
observed that after he had eaten
his portion his brow was corrugat.
ed. Later, as he stood before the
parlor fire, the Admiral said:
81 lived once, gentlemen, in a
house which the boardsrs left in a
body. We had one night for din
ner roast duck. 1t was served in
rough, Jagged pieces, but we
thought nothing of that perhaps
the carving axe was dull. 1t was
tough :? That was to be expected.
Tasteless OF course. But when
We had nearly finished 1t old Com
modore Zelotes Finnerty held up a
piece on the end of his fork and
said:
"Admiral ?u
"Commodore.n
"Nails W
And sure enough, gentlemen, O.,
the Commodore turned that piece
of duck Oh his fork saw sticking
through 1t the points of three nails.
It was q wooden decoy duck that
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-09

We had eaten, served by the land
lady because it was cheaper than
the ducks that are sold in the poul-
try market. She was safe In her
assumption that we would not dis.
cover by the taste any difference
between that and many another
duck we had eaten from the same
table, but unfortunately she forgot
to pull out the nails.
"It was too much for the old
modore. He went to his room,
got out the old-fashione I, alligator
mo,Ithed carpet-bag that he used
to carry and began to stow his
dunnage. His example was infec.
tious. Within half an hour every
bit of baggage, from trunk to grip
sack, was out of the house, and the
boarders were seeking other feed
ing grounds.
Now, l don't mean to say, gen
tlemen, that the duck we had fol
dinner tonight WAS a wooden duck
understand me, saw no nails
| but-W
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-09

WE nre pleased to learn, through
private telegram from Colonel
Ayers, that section two Of the re-
port of the Judiciary Com
mittee of the Constitutional
Convention, depriving Los An
geles Of her regular sessions
of the Supreme Court, has been
defeated. Our delegates, prominent
amongst whom has been Colonel
Ayers, have opposed this Quixotish
local crusade in the interest of Sac
-amento with the zeal which has
,racterized the HERALD since
rne provincial idea was fret
broached. We have seen great
many sectional emanations in our
time, but anything quite equal to
Edgerton's narrow-minded log
rolling in the interest of Sacra-
mento we have never yet encoun-
tered. This bantling of disordered
brain has been committed to the
''limbo Of things lost upon earth"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-09

taken altogether fully forty.fold.
This most reliable correspondent
continues:
The flower gardens escaped with
comparatively little damage. We
have roses of every variety, pinks
in profuslon, fuchsias that grew al
most to trees, geraniums that are
literally cultivated as hedges,
heliotropes, and all the more hardy
plants, all these growing in the
open air, and all now in bloom
All have weathered the cold spell
except the heliotropes. They ap
pear to have been hopelessl,
blighted.
In remarking upon the floral por
ton of this gentleman's effusion
we will simply state that the hello
trope is now flourishing in Los An
geles county with vlgor whicl
indicates that the temperature ha
never had the most distant ac
Iquain;ance with 150 Fahrenheit.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-09
European Gable News.
Iud..n 1ncursIon,s,s Defeated.

luNfNn lhcuEstOutbtb betthtS".
CALCUTTA, Jan. S.-The band of
Mahoud Wazirls, who recently
made an incursion into British Ter
ritory, has been cut off with heavy
loss. The British attacked the ma
rauders killing seventy.
The Khy ber Pass is now quiet.
Bis.sarck EavOrs Protection.
BERLIN, Jan. Sth.-Blsmarck ap'
pears to DO taking every opportun-
ity for declaring himself in favor o.
protection.
About 10 Follow His Father.
LONDON, Jan. Sth.-Major Ca
vagnari reports that there are ru
mors that Yakoob Khan is prepar
ing to follow Shere Ali in his fiigh
to the Russian frontier. Th
Ghirlzai Chiefs, with the exception
of Azrnatullah Khan, have all sen
in friendly messages.
The strike on the Midland rail
way is considered at an end.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-09
Triumph Of Science.

Chemistry never achieved more de-
clded triumph than in The production Of
sOZOD0N1, which is q botanical prepa-
ration OF wondrous efficacy in preserving
and identifying the teeth, rescuing
them from decay and rendering them as
white as alabaster. 1t is a toilet luxury
of which all should avail themselves.
The unpleasant odor communicated to
the breath by catarrh, bad teeth, ETC., is
entirely obviated by this fragrant and
salutary antiseptic, of which one bottle
lasts a long time. Druggists and per-
TlmerS sell IL.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-09
Herald Steam Printing House.

The Herald steam Printing House is
not surpassed by any Job Printing ofiice
on the Pacific Coast, outside of San Fran
oIaoo. In facilIties for doing jobwork,
Low prices. good work and expedition
nay be relied upon at this office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-09
On the question of the location o.

On the question of the location OF
burying ground, a Connec-
ticut church was thrown into O
violent contention and the two dea.
cons were arrayed on opposite
sides. One morning, the pastor
meeting deacon Jones, said: "Dea-
con Smith says if the burrying-
ground is located on the hill he
will never be buried there as long
as he lives.n Deacon Jones, not
seeing the joke, replied: "Does he?
Well, if the Lord spares my life /
will.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-09

stone falling upon him. He was
crushed shapeless.
Mrs. Annie Alchorn died early
this morning on Howard street, II
is supposed, from an overdose oi
laudanum.