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that indicated how a man may be an
earnest and able theologiau without
knowing much about the chronology Of
the Scripture or the geography of Palcs-
cslne. Col. Thomas, Of Burlington, years
ago, used 10 describe how his reproachcs
once consternated his enemies, as fol-
lows: y tell you their knees shook as
shook the knees of Bcitisheezer, when
Paul said unto him, Thou art the man.
II is perfectly safe TO make these little
b!undcrs before the Rutland County Bar,
rs no one knows more Of the Scriptures
than the fellow who had Now lay me
down to sleep, palmed of on him for the
Lords Prayer"
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Announcements for 1878.'79.

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IIodgson Burnett author Of That Las. o. Lowries~
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Symptoms Of a DiscascdL Liver.

pAIN i'll the right side, under the
edge Of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
OH the left side; sometimes the pain is
felt under The shoulder blade, and it
frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The
stomach is affected with loss of appc-
tlte and sickness; the bowels in gen
cral are costivc, sometimes alternative
with lax; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally considerable loss of mem
ory, accompanied with a painful SEN
satlon of having left undone some
thing which ought to have been done.
a slight, dry cough is sometimes an
attendant. The patient complains Of
weariness and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains Of prickly sensa-
ton of the skin; his spirits arc low;
and although he is satisfied that cxcr-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them cx-
listed, yet examination of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
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Lawyers QuoTnSG S;cRIPTuRE. -
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eminent legal lnlniEaTy, who IS also an
intermittent piescher, apoke recently IN
lhfs argafii eif Of the tihse ken Seah aud
HIS aE < rested on Mount Sinai, d speech
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a G. u Z AND FEVER.

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CASES OF AGuE AND FEVER, when
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or after taking Quinine. We would
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-16

AGAIN We have the curious coin
cideuce Of mountain fires accom-
panying the heated spell. Whether
the fires were caused by the heat
on the spontaneous combustion
principle--or the heat by the fires,
we are unable to say. Certain ii
is that, this year, the one has fol.
lowed close upon the heels of the
other. The spectacle Of the blaz
ing mountain background Of Los
Angeles Saturday night was very
brilliant thing, as viewed from the
back piazza of the Santa Monica
Hotel. 1t would seem that precau
tions might be taken to avoid these
periodical confisgrations. In .
country where wood is so scarce as
here the destruction of our scat
tered and scsnty forests is disas-
ter, to say nothing of the mlsfor
tunes which always follow in the
train of these fires in the shape OF
ruined apiarists and ranchers who
have pushed their farming opera.
tons to the foot of the mountains.
The effort at prevention should cer-
ta!nly be made.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-16
A Sad Dealh.


By private hands we learn of the
death of John Higher, of Round
Valley, by that most horrible of
deaths, hydroph0bia. Some time
in April last he was awakened by
the noise Of his dogs, evidently
lighting some animal in the door
yard. In his bare Ieet he went to
the door to look out. AS he did so,
u skunk attempted to rush into the
house. Kicking il out, his toe wa-
bitten by The maddened animal,
though not so seriously but 1t soou
healed up. No further trouble was
experienced from the wound until
last thursday night, and sixteen
hours alter he died in the convui
sions of hydropho5ia. Everything
possible was done to alleviate hi
sufferIngs, but with little avail. H.
would snap, growl and bark At
those coming near and the sight 0i
water at once threw him into
spa-ms. HpdrophObia among dogs
in this State is comparatively uu
known, aud we believe this is only
the Sc ,ond undoubted case of it il
the human family. A few fairly
developed instances are on record
or its being produced in domestic
animals by the bite of wild ones,
but it is considered as not Il disease
on the Pacific Coast.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-16

Of one Of the great national parties.
It IL not a whit more demoralized
than was the Republican party
when 1t emerged from the Guber-
material lection of 1875. With a
leadership which shall inspire con-
fidence, the party will not fail to
attract to its standard a large fol-
lowing. It has been the uniform
experience of the Democratic party
that 1t Is never so near victory as
when 1t has sustained an over
whelmiug defeat. Iu spite of what
Denis Kearney may say or do, the
great bulk of those who have been
temporarily detached from the
Democracy will fluid themselves
back In the ranks in time for a
splendid battle in the Presidential
election next year. Democratic
cluos should be organized in every
election precinct of this State, and
no uncertain voice should proceed
from the party headquarters in San
Francisco. Attention to details Is,
quite as much as good set Of prin-
ciples, very often the secret of
party success.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-16

THERE are some problems that
seem the stranger the longer one
ponders over them. Why IL 1t that,
when the price Of corn here gets
down to one half the figure COM
manded in the East, every drop OF
whisky drunk In Los Angeles is
brought here either from Kentucky
or Pennsylvania. There is no evad-
Ing the fact that this disparity in
the price Of the articles from which
whisky is made exists. When a
farmer isasked why when corn is so
chexp, he does not fatten hogs and
make abundance of bacon for
export, he replies that this
climate is not adapted to pork.
packing. We feel vastly like dis
putting this proposition. Probably
the sweetest pork on the continent
could be packed In the Los Ange-
les foothills? But the argument
,of climate won't apply to whisky,
1t least. The higher the tenn pera-
tuie the more distillatiOn would be
assisted, 1t would seem. Why is ii
that, In the whole length aud
breadth Of Los Angeles county, not
q man steps forward to redeem the
! dlstlllery on the other side of the
Los Angeles river aud go to maxi
ing grape brandy? The truth is that
there is precious little of the spirit
Of self help in this community, and
the sooner we start in to cultivate
II the better. With our ability to
raise valuable staples of nearly
every zone, it will be downright
shame If Los Angeles county shall
continue much longer to lack the
capital aud enterprise needed to
turn her multiform resources into
cash. II we had forty or fifty en-.
'terprising and self-helping men
like L. J. Rose throughout this
county, our exports would soon
many times exceed our imports
The moment we reach that stage
Z prosperity Is q matter of course.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-16

hands OF tho Herratic troops,
which is considered exec edingl y
probable.
LONDON, Sept. 15th.--A CORES.
pondent at Can,Iahar says: A fanat-
zeal out break is possible here on
the 10Th Of this mouth, which Is
the concluding day of the Muha m
medan Rhamadsu fast.
LONDON, Sept. 13th.--The Times
says of the rumors of "a general ris
ing In Afghanistan: We are justi-
fed in believing the condition OF
the country has become no worse
since the first outbreak.
MAuns~rs sseks"g Aid.
SIMLA, September l5th.-A body
Of mutinous Afghans have gone to
Zurmat District east OF Ghuznee,
hoping to incline the tribes there
to attack the British flank in Shu-
targarden Pass.
Ehs Atnetr Gated Upon.
SIMLA, September 15th.-The
Am yer having addressed u letter to
the Indian Government after the
outbreak at Cabul, testifying his
Friendship for the British, General
Roberts has been instructed to call
upon the Amer to prove his sim
certify by sending II deputation of
conf iential representatives, invest
Ell with fun powers to communi-
cate with General Roberts.
e E:.uma,y sz.n. s-e.m France.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 18TH
Francs has Indirectly advised the
Greek Commissioners 20 adopt u
canclliat0ry attitude reg riding the
acceptance Of the protocol of the
Berlin treaty as u basis for negatia-
tons,
| Sh.rt Tiin- q" b, Adopted at
Oldham.
| OLDHAM, Sept. ia meeting
of representatives, OF limited man
ufacturing companies was held
here to-day, at which about 1900.
0G0 spindles were represented. L.
was resolved to adopt short time 10y
working alternate weeks, or three
days in each week, for one month
! Fifty companies, operating 1000.
900 spindes, have decided to 60 OIL
short time Immediately.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-16

HE Downey City Outlook, In
10 remarks rather more caustic
m cour teous, objects to our hav-
4 referred to Perkins and the Re-
5blIcan party as the Representa-
Ses Of law and order during the
- cam paign. We admit that,
lore being held responsible for
10 expression we should qualify
a little; beause il we failed to do
i We should concede more than
b Intended. Our idea was that the
amocrntlc party, having failed t"
Hminate . straight Democratic
9kst OF Recognized anti-monopo-
4tg, was not really In tue field.
N permitting himself to be made
u tool of the Chronicle and
>eorge Coolie Gorham, DR.. Glenn,
s was plain to any unbiased OBJ
srver, had no earthly chance OF
section. He had, besides, the ugly
DpeArancs Of being a great land
lonopolist. This narrowed the
sue down to the R .publicans and
yorkIngmen, leaving to the for.
aer party the position we should
ave liked to see the Democ-
10Y maintaining, that OF the
*presentative, par excellence, oil
~ and order. 1t won't do
} tell the readers of newspapers
urlng the last two years that there
80 not dangerous, explosive and
3sentful animus in the Working
.,arty. 1t Is not possible to
~ . sponge and wipe out the
md and one malignant and
ltionary speeches OF Denis
te'ney, who had been formally
SYSTEMATICALLY continued at
resident" of the Workingmen'.
fty Of California. Kearney has
~ no one in any manner of doubt
ASt0-what his position is. He has
aid, in so many words, and with
III the violence and emphasis that
IL could impsrt to the sentiment,
lat he lie a communist" He ha.
.cquItted himself Of more incendi'
~ talk within the past two years
lan all the agitators who have
,ver lived in the United States put
.ogether. Therefore, while we adj
nit that there are many very esti-
nabls people in the Workingm ems
party and while we are even will
sng 10 concede that the conserva'
live elements in that organization
might have been able to restrain
The more revolutionary leader, yeI
the party could in no sense bt
called the representative of law ant
order. 1t was, instead, the strongly
lndivldualized representative OF
radical experiment in the laws, Of
the most advanced order of Euro
pean communism and of resent
ments which were as blind as they
we're uuquestionably strong. The
vote for Perkins and the whole Re.
ticket was overwhelming
" large for no other reason thar
that men were DESTROYS of erecting
) breakwa ter against disasters o.
unknown magnitude.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-16

The Democratic party of Califor-
MIA IL In need of a thorough reor.
ganlxation. Our opponents just
now take a delight in saying that
the party ia dead aud that all labor
employed upon Its attempted resus-
citation is so much time and trouble
thrown away This is not the first
time this talk has been fashionable.
II the Democratic party of Califor-
MIA were reduced to ten thousand
honest voters 1t would still be pow
srful and respectable by virtue OF
its good standing and membership
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-16

has not been so great as supposed
Grain is beginning to come In free
iy at ali warehouses;, and where
not affected, Is remarkable for
soundness and weight. The local
market for the past week has been
dull, little wheat coming In aud
few vessels being In port. Fol
Walla Walla, ST 55 Is offered on
the wharf; Valley, for shipping
purposes, probably 81 62@l Go.
Death Of n Pio"eer.
PORTLAND, Sept 15.-Willlam L
Holmes, AN old pioneer of this
State, died at Oregon City, at the
advanced age of 70 years, yester-
day. Decedent was highly res.
pected citizen. He came to Oregon
in 1913
General NJ. v. Brown, editor and
publisher of the Albany Democrat
is lying dangerously i'll at his home
In that place.
Joining Mines On the l.nw~r L-v-.s
VIRGINIA, Sept. 15.-Complete
connection was made between the
Union and Sierra Nevada mines
at 3 O'clock this afternoon.
whas Mi"s"g superinte"deni.~ ny
Of sae Undersr"u"d w"rhi"Rs.
VIRGINIA, Nevada, Sept. 18th
Mining official letters contain the
tollowIng:
In the Union Consolidated, at 8
NJ. on Saturday, connection was
made between the upraise from the
23O0 level (Sierra Nevada 2200) and
The Uuion shaft.
The Ophlr main incline has been
sunk aud timbcred IL feet, making
n total depth ON the slope below
the 2400 level of 40 feet. The vein
matter passed through shows more
quaii3, giving lower assays than a.
me date OF the last report. The
work In the bottom shaft was sus
pended on Saturday for the purpose
of opening out the 2400 station
preparatory to cross cutting on thai
level. On the 2300 level the north
drift has been advanced so feet; TO-
tai length from the main east drift
SOo icCts thO hdltA iai paSSO
through being vein porphyry, will
streaks OF quartz and clay. An up
raise was started to-day to connect
with the joint Mexican winze, nov
being sunk from the 2l0O level
rh:s will be an important air con
nection, and when made will ena
ble us to cross cut to advantage
both east and west from tn
north drift. The north drift on tn,
Hardy vein is now in 81 feet from
cross-cut No. l. On Monday las
the quartz showed All improvement
in quality, aud it is now good mill
lug ore, Ia the joint Mexican
cross-cut west, the material pa-se,
through and now showing in tn,
face is soft matter, carrying streak'
of quartz giving low assays
Tie Consolidated Virginia ex
tracted 945 tons of ore during tn
week. Tie joint cross-cut on tn,
$50 level is now In clay, where thu
| diamond drill stuck.
The California extracted 102'
tons Of ore. The streak of orr
crossed by the main 2l50 nortI
drift has been followed south 2{
| ieet, aud still shows four feet ol
good milling ore. We have startet
North gu this same ore--treak, and
lind it tn be the same as in the
south drift.