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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-18
The Colorado Railroad WAY.

DENVER, July Is. In the United
States Court this morning Judge
Hallet refused to hear the motion
| made by the Denver & Rio Grande
counsel to vacate the restitution or
der of June 25th. Both Judges
Hallet and Miller administered n
severe rebuke upon the Rio Grande
Company for their past course in
this case, and told them that they
were in contempt of court. The
RIO Grande Company have no al
tentative but to return the road
and property to the Alcheson, To-
peka and Santa Fe Company on
Thursday noon.
Ravsges Of Choiera ana DiphtherIa.
LONDON, July 16.-A Berlin dis
patch says: Cholera has made its
appearance in Smolensk. The ter
rible epidemic of diphtheria con-
tinues its ravages in Bessarabia. A
proclamation by the Governor is
published, ordering II universal
fumigation of dwellings and cloth
ing of the peasantry.
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County Rights for Sale.

WIN. fl. HARPER, Manufacturer,
1900 Broadway, Oakland, Cal.
For further particulars address
HARPER, MOORE & CO.,
ml2-lm Agents f)r Los Angeles Co.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-18

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Denloatalic Convention H1r tie
smlnatiou of state 9leasHfal met
nn1n aD0 yas ueilaa io aHiar -
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Mum 6 Co. 81 Park Row, New York.

Branch Office, Corner f and Seventh sts.,
Washington, d. c.
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Los ANGELES WEEKLY HERALD

tse4hlshed every Saturday morning.
TERMS.
One esq by mall or express one copy..SSot
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Advertisements inserted Mt reasonable
rat ,4.
All Kinds of yOb-Werk done TO
U.sn,pese with San Francisco In
l'stee style, and Elegance OF works
nRnsh1D.
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-18

NEW YORK, July 15.-A strike of
the employees on East River steam
boats was arrested yesterday by the
COmpany's aeceding to the de-
mands, which were for deduction
of the hours of work and slight
increase Of wages.
pennsyIvania Democratic Conyen-
tlOn.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-18
a sad Case.

NEW YORK, July 16.-John ID.
Sloat, well remem bered by old
Californians as being the son of
Commodore Sloat, who captured
California ports and raised the flag
in 1916, applied to the station-house
for shelter few nights siuce, hav-
ing wandered around the city all
day. 1t is believed he is deranged,
and friends have taken him in
charge. He has been lawyer
and notary here for many years.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-18

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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-12-03
Poisoned Germs OF Malaria.

Innumcrabie attempts have been
made to ascertain the poison that pro-
duces malaria, and in every instance
until recently they have failed. This
poison is not cognizable by the senses,
nor could it be detected by chemical
tests. The air of malarial districts has
been analyzed, the soil has been sub
mitted TO microsc0pical examination,
but no light was thrown on the subject
by any investigation that had been un-
dertaken. Ii was not difficult to des-
scribe the places favorable to the pro-
duction of the malarial poison, or TO
prescribe the proper medical remedies
for those who were suffering from it.
1t was easy to say that the poison was
generated in salt and fresh water
marshes, in wet meadows, from vegeta-
tion decaying under a hot sun, in lands
alternately flooded and drained, IN the
moving of earth rich in vegetable mat
ter, and in the drying Up under certain
atmospheric conditions of stagnant
pools. But what the poison was that
produced those remitting ana lntermit-
.ing diseases which are known by the
various names of marsh lever, malarial
fever, fever and ague, and popularity
as "chills" and "shakes," +" no physician
could explain. Al length, however,
series of Investigations into the origin
of malaria has been crowned with sue
cess. Two men of science, Signor
Tommasi, of Rome, ard Prof. hieb, of
Prague, after spending three weeks in
that fever stricken region, the Roman
Campagna, experimenting on its soil,
its atmosphere and its stagnant waters,
"have succeeded" it is said, sin dis
covering a microscopic fungus, which
being placed under the skin of healthy
dogs, caused distinct and regular par
oxysms of intermittent fever, ard pro-
duced in the spleens of these animals
that peculiar condition which is recOg-
ed as part of the pathology of this
disease The report of their inyesti-
cations and experiments, and the sue
cess that crowned them, was read a
short time since in the Academy OF
Rome, and if further tests substantiate
the truth of their discovery, the next
series OF experiments will have for their
object the means whereby these poison
GUS fungi may either be destroyed or
rendered innocuous. 1t is doubtful
whether anything can be done in this
direction. The practicable agricultu-
raj remedy for draining and lining
must remain, we apprehend, the only
certain one. But the discovery of the
source of malaria in z minute fungus,
discernible only under the microscope,
merits nevertheless the applause with
which II has been received, and will
strengthen very materially the belief
in the germ theory of disease which has
found in TynIall one of its ablest adyO-
Gates.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-12-03
Trightful Balloon Adventure.

W. W. Austin recently made bal
loon ascension from San Francisco.
When the balloon was set free she shot
ub into the sky like rocket and made
stIaight for the Pacific. They lowered
themselves in hopes of getting into an
eastrly wind, but failed. The account
says:--Ihe situation was desperate. Ali
currens Of air set to the westward.
The yafe was opened second time,
and a seold circle of blue gas was vom-
tied upol-he atmosphere. They sank
until they oulI hear the roar Of the
surf On the 'Ocks OF the Golden Gate,
The anchor Dpe was again trailing in
the water I,e last bag Of sand went
splashinS into ie waves, and they shot
upward for SO feet. They looked
downward. Tner was no mistake about
it this time. Airea'- tnev were outside
the Golden Gate al moving towards
the Sandwich lslanC Austin made q
'->-2ai-''=.r arlL 81 me I've rome THE
balloon dropped like a .,,,r,at Whom
within about 300 feet OF no water the
excursionists saw benes, t,,em two
fisherman rowing boat. hoy sbout-
ed, ard the fisherman haih IT,, :,
return. At this time the be-, ,,.,s
four miles from land, and v. dro,-
ping toward the water at an a,,o an
gle. The car struck the sea, a. tho
wind began to drag it throug tbe
waves. ClOugh spiang OFT, andvas
rescued. Relieved OF his weight, a.,
great bladder shot into the heavens.
the rate of a mile 4 minute. clrryiL
Austin with it. He was drenched
His eyes were smarting from the effect
of the salt water. But he retained hi
presence of mind. For the lasttim h,
pulled TIE valve rope. In two minutes
he was again in the ocean, wound il
the netting OF the ear like an eel in sea.
weed. Unable to swim, he made an ef-
fort to free himself. The wind dragged
him through the ocean swells The
fisherman pulled after the balloon,
with poor prospects OF oyerhaulIng it.
They saw a ship away ont at sea. II
lay in the course of the balloon. They
were about to give up the chase on the
possibility of Aus.in's rescue by the
sailors, when Clough offered them $20O
it they succeeded in saving the life of
lis cOmrade. Inspired by this offer
they pulled with redoubled yIgor, and
were successful. The balloon was
caught, and by the aid of boat-hooll
Austin was fished from the car more
dead than alive. The air ship kept on
its way toward Honolulu, and he was
rowed back to San Francisco" Austin
finally revived, wrote up his account
for the CkreRicle, got an extra cheque
for twenty dollars, which he gave to
the fisherman, and doesn't care 10 hunt
again for that alluring easterly current.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-12-03
The Best WAY to Cheer I'm,

If you are despondent invalid is to grow
stronger. This you can do if you viii take a
piece OF advice which has the weight of high
medical authority 10 hack it, That is TO use
the standard invigorant Hostetter's Stomach
BitteIs specially commended and indorsed by
physicians Among the bodily troubles which
1t ovtrcomes are dyspepsia, irTegulsrity Of the
bowels, liver com 5laInt, general debility and
nervous complaints. 1t ia also found very
useful IN counteractiny a tendency to weak
ness or disorder Of the kidneys ard bladder,
and persons troubled with rheumatism
strongly indorse it as remedy Its influence
upon the entire system is highly beneficial
promoting as 1t doss the return Of sleep and
appetite, and the acquisition of flesh and
strength. A silent reproof Of the follv OF
nauseous drug medication is conveyed in the
success OF this pleasant and effective botani-
cal medicine.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-12-03

\ Hon RECoIMENDATIOS.-
night q clever Irish actors house-maid,
who had never been 20 theatre. was
sent 10 see her master play Teddy the
Her. ''Well, how did you like the
play, Katty?" inquired her mistress
the next morning. Och. ms'am, IL was
beaUtiful-jhe finest 1 ever saw, Many
thanks 20 YOU. ma am for trajing me TO
thatsame. Did you see your mas
ter, kltty:n ''ludeed ana | did,
ma am" ''And how dii he lOoS -
''Och, like i raal gentleman every
inch, when he gOg out Of his work
iHg ciojbesi' And how did he act.
kat!y:" "Why, truth be told, ma am
! can't say much for lis acting. Pat
Rooney, or Tim Fiannigau. or any 9TH
e. tiler would have done Just aS hc did.
NoolIenc; ma am :but If badH't known
it was master. l shouldn't have taken
iJ for acting" but diin'L he make
yoU laugh, Katy - "indecd and he
diiu't mH'am. Ny heart was too heavy
for that Too heavy :" ''TTcth il
was. Ins'am." what DO you mean,
child:" "Och, och. don't AK, ma'am-
LOn't AK NOT ask - You'd bet
ter not ma'am-you'd better not; YOU
won't IL you're wise. Och, och, such
4 handsome, such Il good-HatureJ lady
och. o-h!" Il insist upon knowing
what you mean this instaut,' "TEeH
if t must spaSe, ma'am, the masters 5
conduct was shameful :" shameful 2"
Och, scandaiOus, ma'am scandalOus. !.
May / die IL he ,jifn'L kiss eye-y lady
lie came near, without mentioning the
iap-dog"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-12-03
Children In n i;aliOOn.

On the 2Ist of September, lo"o,
sailor named Brooks, filed his IRON
ship with gas on the farm OF a Mr. har-
vey, who lived near Centraiia. lie eX-
pected to sail up in the afternoon.
About noontime Mr. Harvey put ms
two children into the basket OF the
balloon Just to please them, anu hO'
thinking for q moment OF any danseF'
The balloon was tied TO trees b. ropes
All at once a gust of wind broke the
ropes and the balloon shot up into 'he
sky with nobody but the two children
in the basket Mr.. Harvey was whd
with grief and shouted aloud: They
are lost, they are lost" All The neigh
bors ran to the spot only to see the
balloon drifting OFF 10 the north ana
more than a mile high One OF the
children was 4 girl, Nettie, eight years
old. and the other was her little broth
er, Willie, four years old. Both cried
when they found themselves leaving
the ground and going on a very strange
Journey indeed. Nettie looked over
the edge of the basket and saw her IA
ther wringing his hands away below.
Soon the people looked 10 her smaller
than babies and the houses like toy
houses. She and Willie were going an,
up, up all the TIME. II expect we are
going to heaven, Wiliie," said Nettie
Willie thought it was very cold III
heaven then, for the higher they went
the colder it grew. Nettie wrapped
Willie in he. apron and held his head
iu her lap until he cried himself fast
asleep. Then Netfie folded her hands
/ and waited. She sail: Il think we
must be near the gate now" She
meant the gate of heaven that she had
+ II card about in Sunday-school. But
! y elite fell asleep, too. " hen she
awokc she found that some strange man
was lifting her from the basket. The
strange man was a farmerin Northern
! Illinois. who had seen balloon DRIFT
/ ing low down across his field. The
rope was dragging and so he caught 1t
and landed the children safely The
balloon had flOated ali night Nettle
and Wiilie's father soon learned that
they had been found and took them
home two days afterward.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-12-03
Il Tea BUS.

An American is about 20 carry out
the railway dining-car system in a
novel direction. He has designed, es-
peclally for the use of Londoners, a
''tea bus" In this vehicle there will
be every accommodation for five O'Clock
tea" 1t is expected that the bus will
be great favorite with the ladies, who
will take advantage Ofit not merely for
shopping purposes, but also as a pleas
ant way of spending the afternoon and
having agreeable chats with each other
over their teacups. \ narrow table
runs along the middle of the vehicle.
and behind the seats there viii be room
for the conductor to wait on the tea
drinkers. Water will be boiled in a
little apparatus beneath the seat OF the
driver, the tap being inside the bus.
so that kettles may be filed without
difficulty. The tires OF the whee:s are
10 be india-ru55er, TO prevent unpleas-
ant jolIng, and the springs of the car
riage Will be adjusted on an entirely
new and improved principle, insuring
the complete case and comforts of its
occupants. With plentiful supply OF
biscuits and bread ana butter thescheme
may prove success, but the bus will
have to be driven with extreme care.
for the horrors of collision in the
streets will be- enhanced By broken
and boiling water.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-12-03

DDST TEa.PoRIzE WITH TILEs.-Ointments
loions eleciuaIies and all manner OF qnack
nostrums are waste of time snd money. The
only ABSOLUTELY INFAIIIBLE cure for this
painful disease is ANAKESIS, discovered BY
DR.. Siisbee. 1t has bsen pronounced by scien-
tifc men as the hsppiest discovery made in
medicine for 200 years 1t affords instant r.
lief from pain in the worst cases and has cured
more than 20 0C0 sufferers permanently. All
doctors prescribe it. "Anakesis" is sent FREE
by mail on receipt Of price. s1.00 per box
Samples gratis. by the sole manufacturer
Messrs- z. Neustaedter Co, Box 1916 n. Y.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-12-03

'is your folks rich, Johnnie!'' said
4 small boy to a trim-isokiug urchin as
they sat in the gloam waiting to kill
eats. ''Purty well OH; de oil man
owns 4 dog, mothers got a silk dress,
got rabbit. Is your folks wealthy?'
NO we aia'J got no dog or rabbit, but
mothers got a silk dress" what did
yer ask me fer:' Cos mother SAYS
she thinks your folks are poor. She
looked out your c!Othcs-line yester-
day, an she only saw two shirts, an 4
pair o socks, an nightcap" The cat
killing was resumed.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-12-03

1T Lutheran Church in Louisville
recently n novel entertainment was an
noUacei The principal feature of which
was the ceremony of breaking the
littie brown money-jugs.', Annexed
are few points OF the programme:
"Orche,tral music.
"Jugs broken.
''VOcal music.
"More jugs broken.
"SOme good readings.
more aAd more jugs broken.
"Male quartet.
Additional jugs broken.
'-intercsung scenes.
And again still more jugs broksn.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-12-03

Diffusion Cf Copper.-In recent paper
10 the French Academy, NJ. DieufaIt
states that copper exists in complete
dissemination throughout the whole
thickness of the primordial formations,
the proportions varying much, but in
no case was il necessary to use more
than 100 gr. of rock in order to iso-
late the metal. Copper also exists in
all ordinary direct sedimentary de-
posts from primordial rocks, whether
Silurian and infra-Silurian or reaching
into the Trias. 1t has never been re-
cogniZed directly in sea-water, but the
last mother waters of the salt marshes
of the Mediterranean contain some of
it. Thus estimated, one cubic metre Of
natural Mediterranean water contains
at least 0.0l gr. of copper. The black
slime, always very sulph rOus, deposit
ted in natural or artificial basins when
sea-water is left TO itself, always con-
tains copper. The metal is accumula-
ted in sensible quantities in sea-water
wherever this has long washed the de-
brls of Drimordial rocks; and this cop
per Is precipitated when (as in aband-
oEment of sea-water 10 itself in basins
or estuaries) substances are produced
capable of forming insoluble combina-
tions with copper. Thus are indicated
the conditions of formation of ores of
copper. One consequence of the dis
semination of copper through the pri-
mordial rocks is that all waters miner
allied in this formation or in its imme-
diate dependencies should contain c9p-
per.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-12-03

IL Germany women "saw and split
wood, carry water, wood, coal and
stOnes on their heads. ihrcsh the
crops, " etc. l. is almost a. bad in this
country. Here women split wood
and make the tirc, carry dad peoples
hair on their heads, and thrash their
husbands. And nincty-nine out of a
hundred deserve thrashing.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-12-03

DR. Pierce's Extract of Smart
is compound fluid extract OF smart
weed, Or water-pepper, Jamaica GIN
ger and other ingredients known 10 be
eilicacious in curing collie, diarrhe1.
dysentery, blood-flux, and kindred af-
fections. Il also breaks up colds, fe-
vors and inflammatory attacks. Sold
by all druggists,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-12-03

Painting in milk is sal, TO be nearly
equal to oil painting in bOy and dura-
bility, while its freedom fom any of
fensive Odor renders its adopLon dcsira-
bic for sick and weakly persols Take
half 1 gallon of skinned NIX. six
ounces of lime newly Stacked four
ounces OF poppy, linseed or nut CI and
three pounds of Spanish white. PM
the lime into an earthen vessel or caan
bucket, and having poured on 1t slli-
cient quantity Of milk to make it abo, 7
the thickness of cream, add the oil /,
small quantities at time, stirring the
mixture with wooden spatula. Ther
put in the rest of the milk and after
ward.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-12-03
VEGETINR
Has Entirely Cured BE,

BcST1S, y Z lSs1-
MR. II. z. STEVENS.
DEAR SIE.-My daughter, after Iaviuca severe
attack OF NhJOp Hg Cough. was LETT n a I5ell
state OF health. Being advised Gy friend she
tried the Negetine. and after Using Il few Dot
ties Vas flily restored 10 health.
have been a great Suffe. eT frCm Rhnumat sm
have take II several bottles OF TIE Ne-etine FOR
tbs cOnpl-int, ard am happy 10 say lt hts en-
tlreiy cured me. have recommended the Neg-
etine tU others with the same good results
IS great cleanser and purifier ~ he blcOt : iI
Is pleasant to take anu CheeTfuuy recommend
IL. JAMES MORE - Ath,. $ slr,e.
"VeCetlnP.r - says a Boston physi -iln Ill 20
ecu / as blood pur her. Hearing 4 rs InsR,
wonderful cures. after an other remedies Ia ]
failed. visited the laboratory and Couyinse el
myself Of IT'S genuine merit II IS prepared
irO;n b1rks, rOJJS AID herbs el"h OF which Is
highly effective. and Thy are compounded In
such manner aS TO prOIu-e as-1uiS .ics re
St.lrz
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-12-03

To AFFORD IMMEDIATE RELIEF IN ASTHMA. try
DR.. Jayne's ExpectOrant. which acts promptly
Dy overcoming the spasmodic lntractfon or hi
Wlnd-tuDes. and by causing the election OF the
mucus which clogs them. For Whooping Cough
Group and Hoarseness, this medicine Is equal ly
beneficial: while for all Pulmonary and bron-
curative, and n sure and PROMPT remedy for an
stubborn Coughs and Colis
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-12-03

Scientific Facts.-A double weight in
a cast-iron gjrder is required to give
equal strength with one OF wrought iron.
Timber is permanently injured if
more than one quarter of the breaking q
weight is placed on it.
Beams of marble have been employed
in Grecian temples as much as eighteen
feet in the clear.
Parian marble consists almost entire
" of carbonate OF lime.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-12-03

Imitdt.a mecrscIaum mines are now
ilahuiacIred from potatoes in France.
A peeled otato is placed in sulphuric
aclG aho ater, in the proportion of
eisht pirtslf tie former to one hun
urea oi the Liter. IL remains in this
ilquid thirty-ix hours to blacken, is
drled win oiotng paper and submitted
10 certain prtsure. when it becomes
a material that an be reIdily carved,
The counterfeit said to be excellent,
An imitation ivory sufficiently hard for
billiard balls, car he made bv still
greater pre- ssare: resemblance of
coral is obtained by iaating carrots in
the same manner.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-12-03

BAKED TEOUT.-PUt inside the fish
L piece of butter the size OF al egg, in
to which due quantity of salt. pow
dercd pepner and minced parsley have
been worked. lay it in baking dish
pieuiifully buJtered, sprinkle pepper
and salt over il, then lay a piece OF
oiled paper on the fish, and bake it in
4 moderate oven for about half an hour.
more or less, according 10 the size OF
the fish. serve garnishcd with pieces
of lemon
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-12-03

NARY hal iittle lamb, its fleece was
white rs SNOW, she washed il oft with
DObbins' Soap, and that's what made
it so. (made by Cragin & Co., Phlladel-
dhia, Pa Try it once.