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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-11-05
Failure.
NYE AND FITCH.

Tbs Senator's Opinion of the Representative.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-13
FOUND AFTER 2. YEARS.
Atbnrlry seo.s Wyss~ry sl~ar.s
10 After b 1Ap.e az
Quarter 90 . l~as0ry.
sprnsbtiA Ma. Talun

~ WIN - n ' HNAA
A n In real life. stranger than
any fiction. has recently hai II. dcnoue.
men,, n II the parties most interest.
ed being n resident ~ this city. This
L. n widow lady. whose nam. W. are
not At liberty io make public for the
present. who has recently discovered
the whereabouts ~ q long lost dangh
tar, stolen from her twenty-ssven year
ago, when An infant The laiy. though
a resident ~ springfield for some years
past. IL a native ot Hartford county,
Connecticut aud went with her bus
band. after Der marriage. 10 western
New York. which vas then a good deal
~ y wilderness NJ compared ~ith n.
condition now. Her fir., child. n girl.
wa born there, and she was IN her
wAy % rcjoin her husband. after a tenn
porary separation. when the infant ~as
stolen from her, during = long stage
journey. and she has never zen the
child since. though, NJ noted above. shs
has recs nily discovered tbs' she IL alive.
and living in Wisconsin,. where she IL
married sad has three children.
The anguish Of the mother q, losing
her first born can be conceived bat not
described. A long 1T II sickne.. fol
lowed. and after her recovery MI po.si-
BILE search was made for the missing
babe. hut without succcss But the
mother never gave up hope ~ hearing
IL her child, and after tscnty seven
years had elapsed. her faith and pa
thence have at las, been rewarded II
seems she always suspected q nan Who
carried her some Gfiecn mites by pr.
vata Conveyance "a m-s, the stag.
Shen on her way 10 i1in hsr hubbard.
u stealing the child, with The intention
~ adopting IL "a his own. She nos
know that be wAs the Ab1uctor. lie
gave u 90 an accomplish uho tool u
some ffiy miles across the border into
Pennsylvania. where " was placed Ia q
family. with a <um ~ monsy sufficient
10 provide for ia wants for some time
His evident intention VA % reclsim
the child when he cosld do 30 without
suspicion Bat the time Y came
when he dared DO n. and tbs little girl
grew up as the adopted chiid II tbs
frmily. finally married the Younger
brotksr ~ the mss,sr.of the house. and
removed ~ Wisconsin. where ihs fam.
Iy IL prosperous and hsYpy. Comma.
nicstions have heen established for
sorne months pow between the mother
and daughter, and photographic exehsn-
gsst. which woald leave Bo doabt 81
The relationship. 70 any had enlisted hs
fore. They prUpsSse 10 have = msetIng
soon. near the scrn OF thsir trAgss part
ing. more ihsn = quarter u . eesiary
ago. What q needing Il will b~i
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-13
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hAad, tsfwv 80 fss~, seA hp~e,ws
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s,ng assli as~a.
Ira ,As pay.pAct isAiAh stws sAi ~ |.
fai.rssa sasussaf u c~sst.iniy hN,As ~,
hsr he~ coahi ~ trsrfsts u - lassslis
u ~ taA sea- '.Ana Ne shsil snAis h 80
10 ugkt hand sHa - hNRrrSy spa ~
sAsil cal ~ ,As lsn haaa sAa go ~
satisa~l"
nisos's ehsrscs~t ae.crtsd IL i-e
hecs "Nun .Ae are s~aasiats-i -uh
Nj Y, wa tell me me r~s~sa 81,
s-1ag 81 rich, ~ sl~s,. uakss . third
d~ss psssasr ~ 81 ~ nj. yslls' uh.
" !. 'rfy simPls It's t-s,sa.s thew "a
~ tcaflA clss."
Nsaft Was .s,iiag w M psfar ~uh
i.anfa, aad In attempting ~ tore the
gSs de~H dim he esuhgatsh.i 10
'nAsr,sr no e.oi.la,~i. fas 20. IA.
.Nsnr "at Yes. mafmufs~i t.aurM
ADD I wish somebody -,aali tsilos tts
r,smpic Thea usnp ~~R, vat 80,
'has st"ps Smlllng wang iait go.
,rrs. every seat fail as I'D svaiieman
rise. ~ the o,hsT end 'Oh, deaf
ri.~." .ar. chs tnSviy q, 4 van las,
~ seii s,aBd" "Noa an d. q. ,au
please ais,at that -. SAYS Tho old
gvn,, ''h1' ! an eoae Ia SIS get
A iAaS enisrpd = sheqt lstclA AMI ~
lues,r.i ~ sce sams lstsn siuf AZ claws.
- befoupen she ess shuwa several d,t.
itvs, shNir- q that ,,luF h,inr .
ili'le~ nvrrv1tnc 9Th 30 grrAis vancit,
she askui Which uf tho.. pairs Is
the la,uHdcnc.tF'
Atsty taking ,eA at = snati COMPANY,
l-rlng very tonl ~ bit flis n -. a.kui
Ia have another Really. I ranHal.
sho Bisvi,stly rvplt~,s I inu't .no~
hos many ! have eaten alrvsay
g. u~aesre'trdiN cns.i . iasualls up
start. whoss mother had ~allos~i hlm .
scat NJ the table You've ealrA sight
I've tS's cunnuhr'
" hA'AhfN NV NNfH W N'ffffffE W
Spmo prisoners. sdircssus the itN a,
~iallows 4 tell yuu their kno., sh"it
as sboak ~. knee. II ucitihoe scr. shea
Paul said ubtp him Thou az ~.
man" And = hlddsiori siyn,si..
blushirR 81 tho vinduct oi hls "pps,
hent's client. shouted la open rrnft
Tell " not in Gath. pahlish u not In
the streets ~ Jerusalem.
Harvard L.ampspn Ss-nr isthdun
iloek shop Bookseller What sort ~
boiks 10 ,oa want. siff ggs tot
Wiecousinl q. such t-Npi. . 4 cen.
tlcman GENERALLY has Noct settler
Ant how man,s Bssgs WA. nv H.
htar, IL twelve by nfis.rn, and ! ~anilt
null Rockefeller VIII You have them
bound In Russia 90 Morssai BsaRs
a. ION, send NJ tar Have thru ispund
In iondon.
A We. ff.snd ~ ours ,hlni. hs,srli
quite a. smart as her brother, Though
she has seen la, hoe 9TH %winter. whlls
he is passing through bis eighth H.
IL doing his 'hrs, les.on. ~ . pnma
~ and .ho other dAy returned from
srhooi nui . little paGed up With kau~i
edge 'Marinn. u" asked. IN that - !.
which a big brother assumes when pat.
roniyiBg = little sister. Marion. do l.u
knos thsi the earth turn, roundf Uf
tps ! dues answered Marion rrsSn,Ins
the lmpuia,ioh ~ Ignorance, that ~.
reason ] ,umblcs "A ~ bed
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-13

Russia 10 essentially the land ~
horses. Compared with other countries
In Europe. Russia has one horse for
every three and q half psrsons. Aus.
tina one for every ten, Prussia and
Great Bdtain one for every eleven.
france n for every t~enty-.srea
The United states has oBa too every
four In pPula'ion.
correspondent wishes to knov hoy
Ia ke-p milk from hccofning bi,tsr In
cole weather II The milk Ia scslded
uhsn strs sei " viii MT become hitisf.
aud IL ~ill no ipjars 4 Tor crcaw n1f
fDF q Other purpose
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-13

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ubdrf dsis ~ De NJ. isT7, that NJ site utsa
tt f1ers's fsvs1ts frcsslFthss siih wus
deffui fesuits II sreetei bee sftirv rars.
sitsf ssTefsi Vhtsiiant ksi fsFiet. Tbf
mssy slmiisS l-iisp gsssitls.i, sasftniss ~,
tbs fsYryfis Pre- 81 sAls bed cured "a its
sar.s art rsshnrsses t~sraiifF va snsBsn, In
su0rd Dt, fisfr. ~ s~ii ~ asjsf seAtsp
tee isdits pesi ~ looesi sshauit W. asshss
sDd psinfal Lsl thfstnssst. 20 tbs tss,sits
Fresrrtftipn II : ssfs. suse. sHd speedy safs
Hundreds Tho bsA tssr ,~ai ftiass fs Yssfs
hsV. been 'estOfwa 10 t-sfs.t hsslth ~ ~ nses
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tive osgsns. tba FssDsr~gtpg assstsflstsot
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sitt snf 0gs n - thosxkFlf dterssg, FFow
oar and hsggsrt siragay tsersns tissif hlu.-s
lssh's, stbp $50 ssf q nsaartshlhs pfyg
srpss sba 40 nsxgs ~ gsseaiiy thss NJ -
~ raifiss are vsff n ,~sfaffig snQtSse1 VIA a.
ana tb4 s~upsrttsi afrnikigns srErefns ~ lee
10. Hsfes is hsDsiisss aps4snxnes ~ ibs
sfenlhGs Aat shcs fa@ kisets sre aasd
20 cnrth and q = ksp ths k1dsd, ne ro~y hse
gairss susstsnes 70 wsgl ~ rsNs, tis s~agssiits
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s.s . snsss $50
ts'.s a. ~ a1s~v ~s<s e-ssrs>e
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No MA csH doe Tsi 30 "a
. etss1 . fusssn. ~ als-sBlt cell, ~ias . 10
thsnt ~ srfts . gid srthris ehsa bs fssi.
nissfshi. and apI. 9TH singgfsh 'es'n end
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taki.x odd. ~ isf-gsiss - tslrfuf Nsp.'rss
ttlas. shaglS sissys A-sp Cssts''s hsnpsssn 1
fsust ~ riaaGse.d fs bssd. ssa is ass . T
csNastnrs thess thst n 70 Ma sfs's kepssir :
thass o. rsesatHts AaA tuaf sfpsrLsf fns n
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-13

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Inc, sss ~ wifssi sli's fssshlsS s,rsp hr.e
vlsiss tss os.is, ssshs. iks sip ssA tstas,
sstafa sleep SD By Dragsis,s " a. Ga .
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be- "a BARK the tSll ~ rs~fsrenes 70 'bs pgce
b. suf sac of esvarcf and EhsrrtDo~i
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fetal r. eiesstag fLE yIl~s kefsss s~f~Gafnx o.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-13

The pn~tx6hce appropriation bill vas pA.s~st,
Aer masy II the smount were incressed. A
, psioa to go into committee 81 the whole on
army apprOpriati0n It'll wAs defeated by q
he az iia'I, III A resolution vas adopted
y On aondsy, retruAry l0h, the ss.eions
House shall onmioruce a. II a 4
8 nb~r ~ ,Alls werr Introduced and referred.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-13

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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-05-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

- y -
certainly safer remedy for irritable
babies than any soothing syrup or other
preparations containing opium: - 81
AFTER many experiments certain
and speedy remedy for burdocks, has
been discovered in kerosene oil. A
small quantity poured into the hearts
of the plants, directly after cutting,
leaves no trace of their existence save
small hole in the earth where they stood.
A CROP of three hundred 1bushels of
potatoes to the acre removes about one
hundred and eighty, pounds Of mineral
matters, Of which about one-half con-
sists Of potash and one-ninth part of
phosphoric acid. Cereal crops remove
only about eighty-fve pounds of min
eral matter per acre, of which ten or
twelve pounds consist of potash and
fourteen or fifteen pounds of phosphoric
acid.
A GILL of raw (unboiled) linseed oil
given to SOW Just before and after far
rowing will prevent the disposition to
eat her offspring. This habit is an ac-
quircd one and is caused by keeping the
SOW with others of her own species, who
worry and annoy her. Perfect quiet
and isolation are considerations which
should not be neglected.-Neao Orleans
Home Journal. .et+. 4=.rl-z-.#T Eta.
\, DWELLING that presents an attract
i've appearance inside and out, with
handsome lawn, and comfortable out
buildings, creates home pridein the boys
and girls, and helps to make the farm
attractive. 1t is not from such places
that.the boys and girls are in,haste to
rush away TO the village; but, instead,
they possess q love for the farm, and
stay on it as long as circumstances will
permit. ,H iI ..... a-.stas=sh e7asIsz
SPINACH and eggs: Spinach should
never be cooked in water, says Miss
Dods. After picking the leaves from
the stalk, wash 0 thoroughly in cold
water, From, the cold water place the
leaves in a perfectly dry stew.pan,
closely covered, and keep on the fire
until the spinach becomes tender. When
done, draw off the water that viii be
in the pan, and then chop the spinach
inely,or rub througha sieve. To every
quarter Of pound of spinach use an
ounce OF butter, little pepper and salt,
and a half tablespoonful Of cream. Re-
turnthe spinach to the saucepan, add
these ingredients, and cook ten minutes.
Break the eggs in boiling water, into
which some lemon Juice and a pinch OF
salt has been dropped, and cook three
minutes. When done, place ON top of
the spinach and serve. ,7a i4D 79bE
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-05-17
GLEAEiNGss FROM THE MUSE.
rus conrc.L CROW ?
BY GEORGE cooFER.

1901 o. BY GEORGE COOPER. Tff A!'
AK uns Htr --T--f u .-.lf.JIrrR
"Cawlcav ~ Gang a crow on the edge OF wood;
" rhe corn that you gave us is wonderful good u
Butwhy don't you Jay There all in a heapsE so
You scatter il round and you plant IL so deep,
Good farmer it's tiresome to find il, you KNOW @.
..sg Said this comical crow. -.. 49,.
"cawi eawi You have stretched, in a zlgzzagsy
A string round your acres. Isee II to-day. 9qmO
They'll think i snare said you, ehaekins out
Your cord cord is no use, IS Pm not kite. Dol
sweet farmer, I'd have you continue to SON.
Said this cornicsl crow. - f''t,NJ
"cawi cawi You have set little boys on the
They shout and amuse us-our joy is intense. r
You give yourself plenty of trouble for US.
We're only plain folks. Piithee, don't make
Kind farmer, we're not used to much Of POD
.IelTH Said this eonlical crow. W.
"eaw cav. You have put an old coat on some
sticks
You want to delight-us With all sorts Of tricks.
Unmerited kindness we tenderly feel,
hut why don't you leave till We lfinish our mealp
Dear farmer, you're not In hurry togo n
Said this comical crow. 20 ~
0swlcawl You have brought out a neat little
gun. = st-s tt't.7 200 ~ H. p
Oh, hei we shan't wait till you've loaded ii up,
But bic us away TO The next field andsup. fIeilI
BAD tsrmer, sad farmer your end will b } VICE. - .
80 Said this comical crow.
-NnIf liH 1afH 40 4 see. --Indp9ldeah !
8 on 9--------- j ~ to
TOUR STORY TELLER .I'as
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-05-17
A Silver Anniversary.
CINCINNATI.

I esterday afternoon, the 10th inst,
the Mason & Hamlin Organ Company
celebrated by dinner at Young's Hotel
the twenty-ffth anniversary of the COM
mencement, of their business which by
its own merits has grown to large pro-
portions. At the start the capacity Of
their work was two or three melodeons
per week, the best of which sold for
aboutyone hundred dollars each; their
present capacity lis over two hundred
cabinet organs per week, and they are
most of the time, behind orders, while
their best productions now command Fl We
hundred dollars each, and in exceptional
cases, several times this amount. In
numbering their instruments they have
reached 100000, having actually, made
and sold nearly that number. Organs Of
their make have obtained an extraordi-
nary reputation all over the world, and
are sold in every civilized country where
the tariff is not SO high as to be prohib-
itory. Musicians recognize in them a
distinguishing excellence in quality of
tone, thefresult, in large measure gper-
haps, of peculiar skill in goiciag reeds, an
art which originated with this company.
But in every respect it has always been
principle with them to make in each
detail the best instrument possible and
to sell them as low as possible. The
skillful carrying out of this policy has
resulted in this great success Boston
Journal. q. -. -. -.s.4
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-05-17

GIRLS are advised by Chicago ply
stefan to always sleep on their backs if
they wish to keep crows feet from the
corners OF their eyes. These blem-
'ishes.' ne says srst tie result Of sleep
ing on the SIDES R pressure BON
the temple and cheeks leaves Wrinkles
at the eorners aud underneath the,eyes
which disappear i'm few hours, but
finally become SO fixed that neither
hours nor additions will abate them"
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-05-17
Duel i'm a Ballroom,

Two young men, Samuel Tomlinson
and George McGregor, were present at
the ball at Cedar Hill. In the ballroom
were collected young ladies and gentle
men of the best society. Among the
dancers was Miss Burdett, who was en-
gagged to marry Tomlinson. Both Tom
linson and McGregor claimed Miss Bur-
dett for the next dance, and quarre,
arose, but McGregor triumphantly led
the lady out on the floor. Tomlinson
drew a pocket knife and attacked his
rival as he and the girl were swinging
corners. McGregor also drew his knife,
and aterrible fight ensued. Both con,
testants were badly stabbed. Miss Bur
dett tainted. McGregor is fatally cut.
Dallas (Teras) letter. -
PERFORMERS on the vertical bar"
Western paper calls drupkards.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-05-17

SAFETY, efficiency and reliability are the
three cardinal virtues of a remedy, whether
in the hands of aphyscian rsin those OF the
people at large. For the cure of all malarial
or miasmaic diseases, such as Chils and
Fever, or Intermittent Fever, Dumb Chills
and. Chronic Enlargement. of the Spleen, we
have such remedy DR.. T. WilhofRs Anti
Periodic or Fever and Ague Tome, the COM
position of which has been published BY its
iproprietors, Wheeloek, Finlay & Co., ofaNewi
Otleans, aud is, approved by the medical
profession, and for sale by all Druggistsa
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-05-17

The best way for ladies to cultivate this
rare species Of roses is by studying and
practicing the rules of hygiene, as taught in
the Peoples Common Sense Medical Ad-
wiser, only $3.50. Address the author, r.
V. Pierce, NJ. D., Gland Invalids' Hotel, Buf
falo, N. Y. Ii suffering from those painful
weaknesses incident to the female organism,
use DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescriptions
never-failing remedy for these complaints. 2
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-05-17

OATMEAL samp: Put pint of oat-
meal to soak inwarm' water aifew)hours
before cooking it; just water enough to
cover it, then pour this mixture into
boiling water, a little at a time, with a
good pinch Of salt, and let it cook slowly
the same as q cornmeat hasty pudding
for hall, an hour or longer. . pudding
can be made of it by using eggs, milk,
sugar, rasins and cinnamon, the same as
their. buildings. Do .sag M ..D ~
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-05-17

CAREFULLY AVOID THE USE of rasping
cathartics. They weaken the bowels, and
leave them worse off than before. Use in.
stead, that salutary, non-irritating aperient
and anti-bilious medicine, DIR. Morris VEGE-
TABLE LIVER PILLS, which will not nonly
achieve the desired object, relaxation. of the
bowels, without causing pain or weak ening
them, but promote digestion and lassiIaila.
ton and depurate the blood. The pills are
sold by all Druggists
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-05-17
..inmupI.,e the sluer,.h Isidney..

In addition to its tonic and catharte prop
critics, Hostetter's Stomach ,Bitters exercises
a beneficial influence upon the kidneys and
bladder, when they are inactiye, by stimula-
ting them to renewed exertion, thus reopen
ing, as it7were, sluice for the escape of i'm
purities whose regular channel Of, exit is the
organs o. trination.i Among these are Ger.
tain abnormal and inHammatory elements.
productive of irreparable injury to the sys-
TEN If not entirely expelled. The kidneys
and bladder themselves are also benefited by
this stimulus, as their inactivity is usually
a preliminary to their disease and dis
organization. They also experience, in COM
mon With other portions of the system, the
potent invigorstive effects of the Bitters,
which furthermore corrects disordered con-
ditions of the stomch. bowels aud Iyerogr
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-05-17

IT is position and not possession tina
renders us happy.