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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-16
Situation Wanted.

A respectable young man wishes EN-
ploymeut as "oJk for small family;
can give good recomm endation. AGdie
!. D., Herald oitice, Los Angeles city,
Gal. Sd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-16
TO YIGNERONS.

A man who understands wine and
grape brandy manufacture in all It's
branches, wants a situation. For fuli
Los Angeles. s9-2w
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CONVEYANCE3.

fruA IuDsoE. GILLETTE GIBsus's TRAN
suRIPT or RECORDS. SEPT. ID. 1879.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-16

De Bayer, OF Congress Hall, has
{ received q consignment of
IA lager beer. 1t Is su
% article and cannot be excelled
a drsught beer. Oysters,
J. mps, hot and cold lunches of all
Ills, constantly on hand. Give
q call. Corner Main and Re-
una streets, opposite the U. S.
Aal. %
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-16
Notice..

le Ladies' Oys n Rooms, Re-
'ha street, near Main, opposite
United States Hotel, are again
ned to the ladies and will be
tted en- in a strictly respectable
], 80 that all ladies, with or
bout escorts, may feel at ease
receive prompt aud respectful
lntion. Oysters in every style,
Imps, tea, coffee, ETC., constantly
aand. JOE PAYER.
IT A tt
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-16
Rooms and Board,

Gentlemen. and their wives and single
cents can be accommodated with board
aud fine, large, sunny, front rooms, con
taiuinK all modern conveniences and
nome comforts, at the
KIMBALL MANSION,
New High street, only one block
rom the Postotiice and Court House. and
somm ands a charming view OF mountain
ind valley. Jei6tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-16
LOTS FOR SALE.

TWO of the most desirable lots In the
lands OF the Pioneer Building Lot Asso-
citation OF East Los Angeles will BIO sold
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Also, one OF the most pleasantly located
lots In the Beaudry Park tract. Address
4. s.. Herald Office. fel2-1m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-16

bet your old clothes cleaned and
III at No. 8 Also street. n7tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-16
HOW THE WATER IS cLEANsED.

First the water passes down through
four Inches of assorted Marine Gravel,
then through eight inches OF Patent
White Willow and Animal Charcoal;
then ascends twelve inches through
Fresh Water Sand and Marble Dust;
then descends again through twelve
inches OF Charcoal.
The Filter. with all Its tubes. Is made
OF Terra Gotta, and is so arranged that
all the altering material can be re-
moved and repacked entirely with new
material, at q tri ding expense.
They are manufactured In two sizes
viz: The Family Size, to contain four
gallons, and the Office Size, tn contain
90 gallons. OF altered wafer. The Fam
lily size will fiiter thirty and the orfice
Size ftfteen gallons of water In twenty
four hours.
In Oakland alone there are about ave
hundred of these filters now In use, Civ.
ing perfect satisfaction, and ties. imonf.
al from the owner OF each one can be had
at any time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-16
w anted,

BY respectable young woman, situ !.
alton as nurse or chamberm I'D III pri-
vate family, in or near the city, Refer
ances EVEN. Address Mrs. H., Herald
office. So
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-16
LOST.

A small ladv's RETfCULE, somewhere
between the Herald office and the news
Depot on Main street The fluder will be
suitabl. rewarded by returning the
same to this otfice or 10 Ii. j. CROW.
au24tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-16

The distinctive features OF this Spoo
Cotton are that it is made from the very
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-16

coughs celt brated o. X. butter
sale at the store of Lam bourn q
.ner, No 26 Also street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-16
The hygienic Filter
......... AND ........
Water Cooler.

This invention places Within the reach
of every family the means OF procuring
pure and wholesome water. IL will re-
move all decayed animal, vesetable or
thoroughly cleansing aud also cooling
the water, by reason Of its being made OF
porous pottery. to u degree b ealthi er and
pleasanter to drink than Ice water.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-11-21
DR. w. b. MUNNIKmUYsEN,
DR. ii. &. SIMPLIFY.

nR. III. &. SIMPLIFY,
~ Having located himself at Mr. James II. Pres
tons, on the road leading from Bel Air to Edge
wood, respectfully offers his professional service
70 lhe GitlZens OF the surrounding country. Hav-
ing mad twentysevcn years experience in the prac-
uce OF his profession, he iatters himself that full
satisfaction will be guaranteed in all cases and he
PaUohase. myl0-1y
nR. BENJAMIN SMITH.
Graduate Of Baltimore college Of Dental Su,ge,v 1860
BOND STREET BEL AIR.
az Every Thursday at Churchville ap4
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-04

Good Advice.

Aud then remember, nv sou. von
have IS work. Wh,ther yoh h,nil
pick or II pen,a q wb 'eib,rrow W. q
set Of books, dgsinl dhchcs or ed
tin. a psp'r, rigging an auction bell
or writing fnony lticIa yoh mn,t
work. II you will look uround y,u
sou, you will! So th't the men who
ARE tho most ablc to live III. rest ol
their days without work are tho r,i'u
who work tho harjo.t. Don't BE-
afraid of killing yoursct with over
work, son. It 10 b,yond y,ur
power to d. that. Mrn cinuct
work 10 hard on the sunny side Of
thirty. They die sometimes bnt lat
because they qiit work At 6 y. VI
anI don't sc. home un'il A NJ
rs the intervals that kills, my sp,
Tho work gives yoI an appetite 10,
your meals, IL len Is scldIty TO your
slumbcr, It gives you perfect aud
grateful appreciation Of holiday
There are youOg mn who db not
work. my spn young mcn who
make living by sucking tho eni ot
u cane whrs' cnlirc mcut,l do
veloplncnt insufficient t. tell them
which sldo Oft a postage stamp t.
HEX young men who can tic II
uecktie iu eleven different kuots aud
never 10y II wrinkle in IL, anl then
would yet into West Ull street
car /, 10 to Chicago who can speud
more money ia u d'y thau you eau
earn in n mooth. son, snI who will
20 to the .herins office to buy pD--
tai card, ani apply at tbs otlite Of
the street com missioner fpre mar
rage license. But tho world i, not
proIi of them, son. 1t doe. not
know their nance, even 1t aim
ply >p'ak- ci them as oil Srans,'s
boys. Nobody likes them, nohO ly
hates them. tho great busy worll
losent even know they are there.
IN at the great day Of resurrection,
/ II thov do MT appear at thI -orni OF
Tho trumpet, and they certuuly Will
not Jules. soncbjiy will tell them
what it Is tor au what to do
ioD'I thiuk Gabriel will miss them
Dr notice their nbsonc'. aud they will
not DO sem, "r waitet for, or dlS,urb
cd. Thing will g'oo jn-t a. we'I
witnDut them. - iiLl out what
yor want to be an - 10 son, auI
tax" oil yonr coat aud mike u Just
~ the worli Tno bIsJor ynl arc
'he i"rs dc',.try you vii be apt 10
90 int'. th' s"o,tor viii h1 your
sleep. tho bri!h'or AMI happier y,ur
hn.iip,- uhl tn he'trr sat ,iisI
81 tho w,rl b' vita yuu. - Is IT,.
N'giv" Wa~k,yc
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-04
Dress Plain on Sunday.

1t would lessen the burden OF
many who lind it hard to maiutain
their places in society.
Ii would lessen the temptations
which often lead men to barter hou-
OF and honesty for display.
II there were less style In dress at
church, people in moderate circum-
stances would bio more likely to at, f.,
tend.
Universal moderation 10 dress at
church, would improve the worship
by the removal OF many wondering
thoughts.
II would enable all classes OF peo-
pie to attend church better in uufa.
vorable weather.
II would lassen on the part Of / he
rich the temptation to vanity.
1t would Lessen on the part OF t be
poor the temptations to be euviou
and malicious.
II would save valuable time ON
tile Lord 9 day.
IL wonld relieve our u1eans OF a
pressure, aud thus ensble Us TO d.
more for good enterprises
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-04
A Word 10 Younl Msn

OF all the evils prevalent among
Young mon, we know of none more
blilhting in it's m Jral ef sets than tD
speak lightly Of the virtue of woman
Nor is there anything in which young
men ara 40 thoroughly mistaken, ~
TO the low estimite they form OF the
integrity Of womtn--not OF their o yn
mothers aud sisters. As rile no
person who surreudors t. this de-
btSiug habit is t1 bu trusted With
any enterprise requiring integrity Of
character. Plain words should be
spoken on this point, for tue evil Is
Il general one, ani deep rooted.
II young men ars s)m htIm'5
thrown into the society OF thou Ihtlass
or dcpravci women, they have no
moro right 10 measure other womon
by these than they would have To
estimate the character Of honest aud
respectable citizens by the depart ,
ment Of crime III onr police courts
Let our yuGng mon rcmemhor
that their chief htppIno-4 iepaui'
ia utter fI,'h IN woman. M worldly
Wis lDn, 30 mislnthroplc philosophy
can cover or weaken this fundamental
trnth Ii stands like record Of
God itself for it is nothing loas than
this--aui shnuld put an everlasting
seal npon lips that aro wont to
speak disparnginSly Of the forfect
Woman
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-04
Prem Azure Women,

When girls midway in their teens
throw off their natural, girlsh habits
aud attire, don long skirts, skuot mp
their hair, aud affect the airs and
dress OF young women. they wonid
often be surprised to know what their
elders really think OF the inprove-
mepts. One such young miss went
to tho depot recently to meet an
aged friend of the family. aud was
surprised to fluid herself not recogni-
zed upon greeting the visitor rs she
stepped from the Car.
"Don't yon know me. auntie -
why, this isn't Maria. is it p
Certainly Don't you think !
look better than 1 did last summer
when you were here 7"
No = replied tho honest sonl.
looking the girl over Ito tell the
truth; don't! Go home, aud let
down your hair. and be young while
you can, for it will not be many years
before you will be gsld to have
people take you for u girl.'
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--gjoi business talect -4ha ha -
and better, yes. iuccmparably bet
ter than tho rest of the dau-
slers aud Wiuuie---little pnss --she
loves him" aud then there came to
his old heart fsr of memories Of the
girls dead mother and brushing
away tear, worth moro than any
dimond he possessed, he suatched u
pen and hastily wrote tito following:
"My grateful son IL Il scamp But
forgive you. Tom, notwithstanding -
fr il Winnie fluids something Ia you
to love. you ,an't be SO very wicked
But my boy, the tables are turned.
You know. and it won't do To let old
Josiah crow over Us. III run up to
Saratoga, and well all come home to-
gether, and he will bc none the wiser
As | AM opposed to my daughters
husband being poor clerk, | shall
take measures dt once To make you
my partner. ifencelurth the firm will
be known rs lrIue aud Allen. Your
aitectionuic father,
TuoMis L,SE."
Tom aud Winrifred might rs well
have asked aud obtained tho old
gertloDaus conseut--but then,
young pc.plc must have their TO
nance,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-04
Obey Orders.

Obey Orders General Sherman,
whilo recently on visit to a military
school III Michigan, referred in his
address tn how, on u csrtaiu occt-
sion. u young man ut West Point IN.
quired Ola stp,rior OIL .,r, Nv mt
must | 10 10 bc first-class soldier
aud ~ answer WAS, "Obey ,rdcrS. "
Tb' ,,Jnld apply /, young pursons
.sirous OF suc5,cs in other pursuits
of life rs well as in tho military
B ut oboyiuS orders il dreidlully
ont Of fashion. Young America bus
been Il Uttered aud rcnierel to until
it thinks itsilf wiser then th)so ot
maturer years, AMI clpnble OF taking
care Of itself, anl in ,ts Vocabulary
it rec )gnlzes ~ such wcr1 rs obey.
Children. hardly out ci their swad
,lliug clothes, seem TO be impatient
Of parental or other restraint, aud
consequently from very oars, take
the bit in ,heir m>iths. ID "a. thy
ploanl grow up without discipline,
aud "go TO tue dpg'. Th is is prob.
ably more ~ ia tnis cNultrv than in
any other, and il growing with every
geucruticn. Comparatively f,w 4
merictn parents now are tue heads
OF tha;r respective families, further
than to bear tho outlaws. IL il IA
unsettled question whether the pa
tents or tne cu,i lien U,s tbs direct
ing forces OF the household This
being the of coursc,therc is little
OF that II lmir',b.c, gel'le, unlspl.ol
parental cOatrul or chocrfll II iil
obedience that existed in tho days
when family government had u re-
cugniAed existence aud the results
are lst what might be oxprctcl -
,isapp all sirrjw tor the
patents, viii oats aud unsItiSflctpry
life for the children. And all cjmts
because god, easy parents, whose
children, in their op,nlon. are ths
best thai have ever been or ever will
be have not the god scuse IN |
moral force to compel those, the for
nation of whose characters have
been plnced IL their hand', to "ob,y
orders. --LebaHDH courier.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-04
Words Of Wisdom.

It is always shfe til learn, even
from our ensinies seldom safe to
venture to instruct even our friends.
A quarrel. nine times out Of ten,
is merely the fermentation Of q mis-.
understanding.
Every mau throws Oh to his sur.
rouudiugs the SUNSHINE or the
shudos that exists in his own soul
IL is extra ordinary how long II
man may look ana ,ug crowd with
out discovering the face Of Il friend.
There Ia a great deal of nnmapped
country within us which would have
to he taken into account 10 eyplana-
tiou Of our gusts and storms
Honrat!e age is not that which
s.anleth Ia length of time, nor that
is measured by nnmbsr Of years
But wisdom is tho gray hair unto
men, anl au lnspottcd life is Old
age,
Gooi intentions are at le,st the
see Of good actions and every
man ought to SOW them, aud leave
it to ths soil aud seasons whether
they como up or no, or whether Nc
or any other gathers the fruit.
N,ture seens to exist for tue ex.
cellen. The world is upheld by the
veracity of good men they make
the earth wholesome Life is sweet
aud tolerabe Ia our belief in such
a, society aud actually Or ileally,
we rniusge to livs wltrprt NroeriOrs.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-04
Simple Serm ms.

Tn6 world VI to,dL dLv--i,s Joys an
sorro IS, it's tiials aul triunphs. its
sudden Successes and as 81 LIEN re .
verses, aro closely injected with
the bell family, inlSnlch that thoir
use Ii universal much so, indeed
~ to become the wti,i's in l.calors,
by which li3teniug thousands are
apprisel of the dIings Of the feN or
the exploits Of the many. Tho tolling
bell, with its solemn touo, falls upon
tho ear, aud ali know that soul is
released aud begins it's mysterious
journey to the other world. The
same bell rings blithely on Sabbath
morning, aud the people rssp1td to
the summons Ivy weuilrg their way
to the house Of praise and prayer.
1t startles the M ,iiglt air with
rapid notes, aud all know that II iiro
is raging or it 8ursles with chimes
Of Joyous abandon. aud all smile be-
canse u wedding IL in progress Then
tho school bell rings daily the march
OF education the factory bell sings
the sounding song OF busy industry +;
the locomotive bell Rugs the march
Of mechanical genius, and the furnace
bells announce with iron throats tho
presence of the iron nge lnnumera-
BILE little bells with as great varie-
ty OF voices rs tho busy people, be II
different tidings to differsnt ears,
aud the world really seems to iind
it's voices in the clangor of its bells
Bells have become tho indicators Of
progress. the bnsy tongues that
swell tho anthems of advancing
civilization and bear its messages to
u watching world Simple little
things they are, but the world would
miss them sadly for the burden
that long time ago foil upon human
shoulders has now become the bnrd
en- OF the bells, and their silver toned
voices have become the distinctive
music of the age.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-04
Table etiquette.
Never eat very fast

Never eat very fast
Never fill tho mouth very full.
Never open your mouth when
chewing.
Never make o noise with your
mouth or throat.
Mover attempt to talk with the
month full. -.
Never leave the table With food
10 the mouth.
Never soi, tho table cloth If it is
possible to avoid it.
Ii is easy to fud reasons why
others should bs patient.
Never carry away fruit or couiyc :
tionary trom the table.
Never explain ut the table why
certain foods do not agree with yon.
Never encourage Il dog or cat
to play with you at tho table.
Never introduce disgusting or un'
pleasant topics for con versation.
Never pick your teeth or put your
hand 10 your mouth while eating.
Never cut bread always break it,
spreading With butter each peice AS
you snt IL.
Mover come to the table in yonr
shir..sleeve, with dirty hands Or dis
shelvod hair.
Never express a choice for auy
particular part OF q dish, unless re-
duested to do SO.
Never hesitate 10 tako tho Inst
piece OF bread OF tho last cake there
are probably moro.
Mover call loudly for the waiter
nor attract attention to yourself b,
boisterous conduct.
Never hold bones in your fngor'
while yon eat from them. Cut th'
meat with u knife.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-04

roared out
"you moved t~icu to my once !"
II haven't ~
"lll tako my oath you have !
cant play against any such blackleS
practices !"
WHO'S n blacNlss = You arc not
only cheat, but tried to lie out Of it {.
Board aud men fell between them
lie conld got on his hat quicker thar
she could find her bonnet, and tra,
was tho reason why be got ont Of th,
house fret.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-04
The Pin Machine.

There are few pieces Of machinery
more wonderful. or moro human in
their operation tim tho mlciins
that makes tho pins. A III OF wire
is pnt in at one end cDmes out Mt
the other II paper VI polished pins,
The operation is tIrs described bv u
correspondent OF the Bcsrtng Post
A snail machine, abJut the
height and size ~ la!y's sewing
d,achlre Only stronger, stands before
yon. Or the back side n light belt
desceuas from tue long shaft at the
ceiling. that drives Nil tho machines.
ranged in rows OF tbs floor. On the
left side OF our machine hangs on n
peg small reel of wiro that has
hecu strnigbtened by running thro
"a compound system of small roll.
crs IGes wire dosconls, aud the
end oil II cutters the m lchinc. II pulls
it in and biteB it of Ivy inches, inc-
sSsantly, ono hundred and forty bites
to the minute. Just ~ it seizss each
bite little hammer, VITA c)ucav5
face, hits the end OF the wire three
taps, and 'upssts it tp u hea l. while
1t g.ips II III u cJuntersink hOli
betwo3D its teeth. With an outward
thrust OF its tongue, il th9n taps the
pin Sideways IN "a little groove across
the rim Of u small whoel that slowly
rovJlyos iust uu Tor its nD,s. ~ tho
external pressure of a stationary hoop
these pins roll in their places, ns they
are carried under two series Of small
, files, three in each. Tasse tiios grow
finer toward the eni of the series.
They Ito st aslight inclination on tue
points Of the pins, and by series OF
cams, levers AMI spring., are made
TO play like lightning Thus the
pins are pointed aud dropped in q
little shower into II box
"rwouty-eight pounds Of rirs is o
days work for ono Of those jerking
little autpinatons Forty m ichines
on this door make five hunlre and
sixty pounds of pIns daily. Ttuse
arc thon polished Two very in'oli'
gent machiuos reject every crooked
pin, even the slightest ilregularlty
Of form being detected Another
autoniaton asserts half q dozen
lengths in as many different boxes,
all at once aud unerriugly when
Careless operator has mixed the con-
tents Of boxes from various ma
chlnus.
lastly, q perfect genius OF ma
chine hangs the piu ty the head IN
an inclined platform. thi ough As
many slots AS there are pins III
row on the paper, These slots con-
vorgo into the exact space, spanning
the length Of row, Under them
ruus tho strip OF pin paper. \
hand.l like part of the machine catcnes
one pin from ench OF tho slots AS IL
falls. aud by one movement sticks
them all through two corrugated
ridges iu the paper, from which they
are % DC picked by tapor fingers in
boudoirs, anl all sorts Of human
fingers In d! norts Of humau cir.
cunslauces.'
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-04
Co,jursl Chess.

II YOU ore n married mao nud
don't know chess lever learn 1t.
rho reason gave you this advice
is because up to three evenings ago
such thing asa chess board WAS
never known in Mr. Gratten x
house. Hs and his aged par,nor
haro managed to pass the long
evenings very pleasantly, and he
supposed they were happy enough
together until u friend p,i ;hom 4
Aying visit, aud asserted that the
game of chess served to quckon the
perceptiyo faculties, enlarge tho
mind, and lender the hraiu more
active. After giving tho subject
due thought Mr.. Grattan walked
down town aud purchased chess
board, mud when evening came ho
surprised his good wife 10y saying
Swell, Martha, we'll have q game
or two. | expect to beat you all to
flinders, but you won't care.
"Of course not 4: and il | beat
you, why you won I care, she 70.
Piled.
They sat dowr aud ho claimed
tho first III I'VE. She at ouce OBJ
iected, but when he began to grow
rod in his face she yielded and he
led off. At the fourth move sho
took man, obuckliug US sho raked
him.
Il don't see soythiug to grin at,
snsered, as he moved.
"Here, yon cant move that way
she called out.
IL cant eh Perhaps ! never
played chess before you were boru.
She saw chance to fork two
men; and gave in the point, but as
she moved he cried
Hold on I've concluded not to
move there
She gaveiu again, hut when he
took man she had overlooked her
nose grew red and she cried out ;
~ didn mUau to move there T.
Cant help that, Martha y
| III hUOuI tWO uiiuutoo ho pup'oA
pawn three squares, aud wont in-
to the royal row shouting
queen him Queen him l'vo
got another Queen.
"Oue would think by yer childish
actions that you never played u
game before he growled out
Il know emo oigh to beat you !"
You do ELL =! Some folks are
awful smart,
"And some folks sin't," che snap
ped. 40 she captured another man.
"what in thuhder are you NOV
iug that way for 7"
"A rock can move any way"
"No 1t can J!
"Yes it can !"
"Don't talk back TO me, Marthi
Grattau ! I was playing ohess wher
you we're 10 your crable 7"
u don't care l oau capture
msu whichever way you move !!
He looked down % The board
! cav that sush NJ ~ eAsa oa,l