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4 YER'S HAIR VIGOR.

AYERS HAIR v1GoH.
Various Causes
Advancing years care sickness, disappointment and
hereditary predispostion-an operate to turn the
hair gray and either of them In cines to shed pre-
maturely. AYERS HAIR VIGOR will restore faded
or gray. nght ana red hair to rich brown deep
scalp. giving it a healthy action, and removed and
cures dane and hnmors By its ute falling ha; r
ID che cked. and new growth Will be produced in ali
decayed It's effects are beautifully shOwa on brashv
weak, or sckiy hair to which few plications will
prOouce the gloss and freshness of youth. Harmless
dressing especially valued for the soft i1 ss
and richness Of tone it imparts 1t contains neither
OIL nor dye, and will not soil color white cambric
YET lasts long on the hair and keeps it fresh and
For sale byZ D. GILMAN and all Dealers.
M DREssMAKER.
No. 426 New YoRK AVENUE NV
Outtlne ana Fitting q Eecialty. jau2l-lms
TNlTED STATES PER GENT.
District Of Columbia, Twenty and Thirty-year
s.ss Bonds Of b. G. guaranteed by the Unitsd
States. Coupon or Registered, bought aud sold.
other Invest ment Securities bought ON orders
aug2tr LEWIS JOHNSON 4 CO.. Bankers.
N. 'ENsE WNiiroH REpA1RER.
For 20 years with H. SEMKEN, now at
9l3 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
tDempsey's stationery STOREY
LADIES WATCHES A SPECIALITY
Watches put IN complete order by me are 9iaran-
ted for one year, er money Refunded. fee4ly
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FORD's OPERA HOUSE.
SECOND WEEK OF THE BRILLIANTLY suc
CESSFUI
LEONARD GROTER COMEDY

THIS MONDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1879.
TIE First Production of Leonard Gr,yer,s Fn.irelv
New Farce Comedy,
n. R. a., THE PRINCE"
A dramatic production with greater aim than
cast, presenting the Entire Comedy Company
Act The Photographers Studio
Act 3-Elopement Extraordinary
Act aLtete at Devon. Terrible Retr;bu.ion.
NO Matinee Wednesday. Wednesday Might first
production of Augustin Days famous society PLAY
Dls oHCE, with an extremely strong cast, costumes
In elaborate preparation LISPET febl7
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THE SIXTH JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT SUPREME
CoURr.-As there Is probability OF the bill pro-
vidlng for an additional Judge BECOMING a law
there Is considerable talk as to who Will be an
pointed to I'LL the position 1t Is pretty general
ly understood that Mr.. W. S. Cox Is the choice
OF the bar, and there is an impression that he
will be appointed. Indeed. 1t is said that the
Senate committee when they reported the bin
did so under the belief that the name of Mr. Cox
had been agreed upon by several members of
the Cabinet. There are other names mentioned
among them those Of Gen. III. E. Paine, OF Wis
Gonsln, at present Commissioner OF Patents;
Ju9ge Z; +: James, formerly OF Ohio; MessrS. b.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as folioys.-W
b. Jones ct al, trustees, to F. A. LUZ lot Sc So
GI6; $2,150. commissioners T. s. & T. Co. to X
IL. Spindle, lot A.. so. 19i; $4l2.39. Mary Mosher
to Simon Noll, lot Of "Beall'S Discovery" 5000
j. C. McKelden ct al. to Peter Mcvary, lot I'll.
so. 5sl; $1,000. Richard II. Marsh, trustee. to
Leon Pepper, lot !, SO. 25S; $1,000. j. +. Ohm
lot %, so. Isl; 500. W. P. Young ct al, trus
tees, to Elizabeth Wood, lots 10 and 81, so. SOS;
81 $50 each. r. p. jackson, trustee to j. j. Har-
EnsOr to E. II. Hall, lot ~ So 53i; S., 800 j.
Lowry ct al. TO c. B. Dove, lot 8. So SIS; 81 100
EDWIN King to Vim. Childs, lot 2 Of Meridian
I'LL; $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-19

1HE ANCIENT AND Modern ARTS AT AUCTION
me sale by Thomas Dc Wiling of the fine collec
tion OF Japanese worl S Of art commences to-
morrow at 92l pennsylvania avenue, at O'crk.
sylvania avenue)
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TyHEATER C9NfIOIE
MONDAY. FEBRUARY II, NIGHTLY AND
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MATINEES
Engsgen. ent for One Week Only of
BELLA BENTS FEMALE BLONDE AND BUR.
LESQUE COMBINATION,
Consisting of Faver and Shields Harris and Wood
Topack and Long, Frank Lewis, Helen Scanlon
full Blondes.
Extra matinee Washinston's Birthday. feb17-tr
NATIONAL THEATER Tie Danites.
FIRST TIME IN WASHINGTON OF THE
best AMERICAN PLAY"
lndorsed by Large aud Fashionable Audiences
Everywhere.
Mr.. MCKFERANKIEa and KITTY BLANCHARD
IN joaquin Mlller,s Charming Poetic Play, called
THE DANITES
THE DASITES
JHE D3NTTES
TUE DANITES
Mr. MCKEE RANKIN as ....,SANDY MCGEE
Miss KITTY BLANCHARD as. BILLY PIPER
Supported by
LOUIS Aldrlch as the Parson, and Parsloe as the
Chinaman, and Phenomenal Cast
MATINEE SATURDAY AT $50 AND 25 CENTS.
Monday, February 24th-Mr. B. Macaulcy a.
Urcle Daniel, Messenger from Jarvis Section. ~
feb15-tr
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lNCOLN HALL.

III. NJ s. FIN4FORE.
Amateur Performances.
BENEFIT OF THh CHURCH ORPHANAGE,
TUESDAY. FEBRGARY 25th, 1879, at 4 p M
Aumsslon 10 cts. reserved - cts extra. to he ha
at Ellis & Co. and after FRIDAY Feb 81 fIS6ts
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
OUR PRICES WILL TELL.

hlh PHISES WILL TELL.
" BENZ. MILLER GEORGETOWN
IO,3 Bridge street.
ATWOOD 36inch Cashmei 80, 90. i5c and 81.
Black Apacas, l2x. Is, 70, Csc, &C.
CacCes, ~. 6, 81 and SC.
DanGsk Table Linen, 25c. Linen Crash &c
She,t;ng u ttons. full width. Is. 20 and Csc
Aucroscocrin Cotton. Il. VAN mtta do l0c.
Corded Pque, Ga, and loo. Nortin ham Curtain
Isces; White Bed spreads. soc. large frinsed ones
Sl25. fahlSfr
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"SToP THIEF ROn't steal one but buy bot
tie OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for 25 cents.
AN IMPORTANT ADVANCE in the manufacture
Of toilet soaps was the Introduction of glyce-
rine. The Transparent Soaps OF j. & E. Akin
son really contain large percentage OF this
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BINGWALT g. HALL. Agents.
Oface-Corner Of 9Th and E streets northwest,
over VIM. r. Riley's Dry Goods Store.
No. 8 Charles street, BALTIMORE
Lady Physician in attendance in the Ladies De-
psrtmelt fehl4eOly
GOODRICH, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw, Ia Dear.
"A. torn st., Chicago, III. IA years exDerience
q rrespoI dence ccn6dental Ady4ce free. fl22V5
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FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mys. Rins.
to'o's Soothing Syrup has been used for Children
1t corrects acidity OF the stomach, relieves wind
conc, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and
d1arrhGa, whether arising from teethinc M
other causes; An old and Wel-tried remedy.
Is cents bottle
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DRY GOODS.
WET DRY GOODS.

-, 81 1osen iadies Linen Hens'itcll-i U,NnKFR
St Efs AZ lP3gc, cheap at %. These .,,a A. 49,,
We have sprinkler for the PURPOSE "ee'
case Excellent PRINTS. 81. wet or dry
AndroscoSs.B COTTON. O. wholesale nrfna7 ~
These eoo0s are dry aud perfect hut " ~ onr ness
patent Sprinkler We Will moiten 20 suit the taste 81
our customers ~ the same price. > ''o'S VI
LUTTRELL & WINE
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fel)l3-fr
NEW LOT DRY GOODS FULL SMOKE
~ AND WATER

RUY THE MYSTERY or the COMFORT,
- shlhT, oren bach; made Of Wamsutta Muslin
The Great southern" made OF ths same material
open front, Is only 50 cts.
Fla est Dress shirts made to order and satisfan
ton guaranteed, for S225, at NEGINNfSS,.
jehS-iE 1902 T. street ys,er,
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AT AND BELOW COST.

Having determined 10 discontinue the r street
branch of our business. and hereafter run but one
store we will offer the entire stock IL l2U5 street
until the cath instant,
, 1879-03-29
DISTRICT Court sVMH0NS.

IERRIToRY OF W ASHINGTON, g,
County oi Walla Walla. o.
In tke District Court OF tie Frs, Judicial Dis
trict Of E'sSbipgtoa TERRITORY.
SARAH STOUT Plaintiff, VS.. ALBERT \.
STOUT, Defendant
NHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
Il To ALBERT y SToUT, Defendant: You
are hereby required 10 appear Ia an action
brought against You by SARAH SrorT. Plaintiff
n the District Court OF the First Judicial Dis
trict 81 Washington Territory, holding terms
at the City of Waila WaIla, in and for the
County ~ Walla Waila. to answer the COM
plant OF Plaintiff. fled in Walk Wa!la County
within twenty DAYS after the service of this
summons, exclusive Of the day OF service, If
served IN said county II not served in said
county but IN said District, in thirty iays. If
served.in any other Judicial District In the
Territory, III forty days. If served by publ
cation, within sixty days after the date Of this
summons, or the said Plaintiff VIII .ake iudc-
ment against you by default, according 10 the
prayer Of the complaint.
Said action Is brought by Plaintiff t. procure
divorce from the bonds Of matrimonv exist
ing between Plaintiff AMI Defendant, on the
grounds Of abandonment, and for the care and
custody Of Nellie \. Stout, and for costs of
this action.
Witness the Hon. S. c. wISGaRp,
Jadse Of the District Court of
! spI the First Judicial District of
D1o;S-us Washington Territory, and the
Seal of said Court affixed, this
10Th day of March, A. d. 1879.
A REEVES AYRES,
3. l. sHARPSTEIN, Clerk.
Plaintiffs Attorney. ieeGw
, 1879-03-29
DISTRICT COIRT sVMHaNs.
TERnIroEr or WAsHIyGroy, 81

County of Walla Walla,
In the District C5wrt Of tIc First Jmlicin, Dis
trjr of BaShingtoR TcrTitorg.
JOHNB MONTAGUE +. Plaintiff. vs. SUSAN
&. MONTAGUE, Defendant.
TVNHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
Il ToSUSANC c. MONTAGl- +. Defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you Icy JOHN Is. NONTA-
CUE, Plaintiff. in the District Coart Of the
First Judicial District Of Washington Terri
tory. holding terms at the City Of Walla Walla,
in and for the County of Walia Walia, to an
swer the complaint of Plaintiff, filcd in Walia
Nalla County within twenty days after the
service OF this summons. exclusive Of the dav
Of service, if served in said county Ii not
served III said County Int in said District, in
thirty days Il served in any other Judicial
District III the Territory, in FORTY dayS If
served by publication. within sixty DAYS after
the date of this summons, or the sud Plaintiff
will take Judgment against You by iefau,t, ac-
cording to the prayer of The complaint
Said action is brought II obtain divorce on
The grounds of adultery committed January
18th, 1879. and at various times w 10 Febrri-
airy lst, 1879, alSo for decree that lots Nos. :
and S, in blcck Ne -, in Roberts Addition to
Walla Walla City, he the property ci Plaintiff,
free from any incumhraEce that DefcndaiI. has
or may have therein.
Witness the Hon :. c. WrScAgn,
Judge Of the District Court of
+,,..++tt the First Judicial District Of
--.-.t Washington Territory. and the
Seal Of said coart affixed. this
9th day If March, !. ID. 1879.
\. REEVES AYRES,
" T CATION. Clerk.
Plaintiff Attorney. l06w
, 1879-03-29
SPECIAL FREIGssTS.

Pianos, Billiard Tables, Furniture. Glass, Glsss
and its contents in otherwise Queens
ware. Marble aud Castings, taken only mt owner
risk Of damage, breakage or leakage.
Acids. Turpentines, Burning Fluids, OILS and AL
other liquids, in cans other Vessels, at cwner's
risk OF ,eikage.
Eggs taken only at owners risk of break,ge-
Fruits, Vegetables, and all other perisl4tle prop
rrty at owners risk of frost or decay.
Furniture not boxed, and all Agricultural! ar:
Mechanical Implements, set up or knocked DOWN,
at owners risk of damage and chatting or bretkage.
Nor will the Company lie responsible fer deficiencies
in any part unless the specially reocptel for
, 1879-03-29

..WiIH'T THAR Mr. Iachariah Cland-
Ter informed tie republican nominating caa-
Gus, some nights ago, after his selection to
fill Christiancy's place, that ha wonltt be
found with them marching shoulder I"
shoulder to rescue from the grasp of the rebel
Generals and rebel Il BigadierS the capital of
the nation All this in 1850 This sort Of
talk tickled Chambers hearers, no doubt ::
but, the New Orleans Democrat alleges, it
does not terrify any one here or hereahouts
to any apprciahle extent. The rebel Gener-
ais and rebel H'igadiers went TO look for
Chandler in the neishhorhood of Washing
ton, III the summer Of 1854, but ut that
time, when he was badly needed to keep
step to the music and stand shoulder 10
shoulder on the breastworks, old Zach
''warnt thar He seems to have overlooked
THIS little accident
, 1879-03-29
DOWN SPECIAL RATES,

Merchandise, Fruit and Vegetables, same rates
Above per ton measurement
Wool, seven dollars Per ton weight Bref hides
each 10 cents
Wood, Sani Stone and Live Stock at agreed On
rates up down, by ear lCri.
Fast freight rates s. per ton, up GOwa,
ceved frnm or delivered % heats.
All freight not delivered before 6 p y. on TIE day
after it is received ut the delots VIII be stored at
owners expense and risk.
And all freight received at epots Mil he at owner
risk of fire until shipped or delivered "a -gns-S.
All bills payable IN gold co.n brfoIe delivery of
freight.
, 1879-03-29
FARM FOR SALE,

4 FARM FOR RSALEONMILLCRE
n four miles west from Walla Walla City,
one-feurth OF mile from Whitman Station ;
well improved; good house and barn and fruit
bearing orchard plenty of FIRE wood Also, a
tine residence on Alder between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, half block enclosed and .
hne young bearing orchard; also. two small
houses and lots on Alder between Seventh and
Eighth streets, all for sale cheap for cash.
Apply TO wM NEAL,
on the Farm or LACY L WHIINAy, .
eHm- Walla Walla City.
, 1879-03-29
EXECUT0R.S NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
~ undersigned Executrix and Executor
Of the last VIII and Testament of L. H.
GOODWIN, deceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against said estate to
present them with the necessary vouchers, at
our residence, IL, Walla Walla City, within one
Year from the frst publication Of this notice.
or they will he forever barred. All those know
ing themselves indebted to the Estate viii
please come forward and settle Dated this
Eth day of March, A. D., 1879.
LUCY JANE GOODWIN, Executrix,
GEO. W. GOODWIN, Executor. 1-tf
, 1879-03-29
BIDS FOR COUNTY PRINTING,

SEAl-ED RIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ by the county Auditor for county printing
NJ /" the First day Of the next regular term OF
Boariof Coauty Conlinissisners. Bidders will
specify the price for printing per huasIred and
10y each additional hundred Of Electica Certi-
heates, Executions, Marriage Licenses, etc.
And for advertising, the price per square or
nch, and for each additional square or inch,
in Nonpar;el type, for one insertion and for
each additionalinsertion in their papers. Speci
mems of the kinds of blanks required by the
county can he seen by calling at the county
Offices. By order of the Boa-l of County
Commissioners. ". c. PAINTER,
Std ,u1itor
, 1879-03-29
NOTICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Nalla Walla, February 18th, 1879.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN EN-
y tered at this Office by JAMES HALL,
"t Columbia county, against JAMES W.
GEORGE, for abandoning his Homestead
Entry No. 227. dated October 80 1873, upon
the NJ, SWi and 81, NWt. Section %, Town
ship North. Range 81 East, in Columbia
county, ". T., With view to tie cancellation
"f said entry, the said parties are hereby sum
moned u appear at thi; office on the 18th day
OF April. 1879, at one O'clock, P. NJ, to respond
and furnish testimony CONCERNING said alleged
abandonment
:. Il MORRISON, Register
A.EH REED, Receiver. 95w
, 1879-03-29

EnTp- The charges of the NaIla Wala & WalluIa
TrnEsf.r Company on dCNa freight transferred 70
O. = " Co.'S laatS inc!udin, the business OF for
waring, is 10 cents per ton. And on up :TeGsh re
ceivel from d. s. y. Co.'S boats AMI forwarded, 20
cents per ton. All aGwn freight :Ur forward Shii'-
turned this Transfer Company 10 forward.
D. =. aiAstass,
President ~. ~. : &. 4. X. 90.
Ia
, 1879-03-29

II somebody would only give the aged
but enthusiastic Simon Cameron, "a Ro-
land for his Oliver he would probably
be willing to make 4 SPEEDY exchange
Simon's Oliver is widow, and that
causes the trouble. He forgot the sage
wisdom of the immortal Weller and dis
regarded his advice Samivel beware
of the vidders." The ancient chief of
the Camerons made love TO thIs widow
and wrote her letters wherein he promised
t. marry her, besides which the ancient
promised her the same thing with word
Of mouth, and the widow says his 0"n-
duct WIS improper. To compensate the
Oliver for her failure to become .'an old
mans darling" Simon is asked to pay
500, 900 damages for breach of promise.
He sued the widow and Row the wild "
sues him, and turn about is fair play.
He is better able to do without the
money than the widow is to do without
him SO he should pay up 1t locks very
much as if Cameron the elder had lived
long enoueh to verify IN old prnvcrb,
which SAYS: There is no fool Ike an
old fool, and these ancient proverbs are
seldom mistaken.
, 1879-03-29
THE FARIi DEPARTNEyV

of the HeeHy Herald gives the latest =. IN
IS the most practical suggestions and J;.,.~ea ~ea
les relating to the duties Of the farnsr f>H' I''i
for raising Cattle, Poultry, Grains. Tre-s V. 4'Ia
tables, etc, with suggestions for keenin, ~, ~
ings and farming utensils in rrpa;r. IS;l Sli!'
supplemented by well-etitei ,Irn,rtms..s s =
widely Cnnied. unHer the haaI nE Ah
, 1879-03-29
PaTENT "SKEfT TIGHTENER :"

On valuable other For
TUBES with
taking the wheels the
viii fully We feel asserting that
in will the
of and and exen @ Workmanship
have all
the of All the wheels
OF hnka
in others, who
make and ALL
tiresa
esame inleey eyerything il welJr r,qroriou
, 1879-03-29
Ieeklp Statesman.
SATURDAY, MARCH -, 1873.
The Vice Of Treating.

n there is q noble human impulse OF
virtue perverted and abused worse than
others bv Americans, it is that of gener-
osity. And perhaps one OF the very worst
nerversions Of this benihcence may be
found in that degenerate custom COM
monty known by the term Treating.
Possibly its origin may be traced to sPon-
taneous. generosity, but if So how widely
has it diverged from It's first principles of
the admirable virtue which gave 1t birth.
But who would have the e..rontery 10
claim that it is 4 generous motive which
prompts men to tempt their feilow-men.
Strangely enough, he is sometimes called
q warm hearted, whOle-souled man who
leads his neighbor up to the bar and
urges him to partake Of that which may
deprive him of situation, seif-respect and
reputation. Reflection does not improve
the complexion Of this worse than bur
lesque upon liberality, to the sad effect OF
which there are thousands of Wretchcd
monuments to be seen IN every large city
Even though stripped Of IT'S ruin"nsiy
injurious features, the custom OF treating
would vet be ridiculous one. Imagine
its application TO the IGrchase OF other
commodities than liquor and cigars. Think
how lndicruus would be the proposition OF
a young man TO his companions, while
they were promenading the pavement III
the Arcade, If snch an idea rs this ::
"Aw, come along | say, and have a
pair of spectacles with me, want To wet
this new hat.
What if one of a company Of young gen
tlemen on the street shonld say
"Now, boys, | want to set en- up t. the
crowd come III and have chrome, or a
bracket, or something with HE ',
Yet which would be more valuable to a
man and his family, chromos, brackets,
and even spectac!es, or liquor enough To
make him drunk
1t is a lamentahle fact that treating
is a custom as purely American as 1t Is
ruinous in It's effect And yet, with this,
as it is with many other injurious practl
ces, people recognize and acknowledge
their evil influence and power, but vii
not abandon or condemn them because
they happen to be customs largely oh
served by those who have the name of be
ing generous, and Stunned by the stlngy
hard listed class Democrat.
, 1879-03-29
FURNITURE FACTORY!
MAIN STREET, WALLA WALLA.
(Abonc Ike Big Bridge.

FAVING ENLARGED ALL THE De
/ 4 partmcnts OF cur Factory, We are better
prepared than ever to supply the increasing
demands of our business. We do all kinds of
House Work that can be done in a Factory,
Dress Lnmher, Make Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Door and Window Frames. and ell kinds Of
Mouldings. All kinds of Turning done, and
Scroll Saving neatly done
We AEEP ~ sT9CN
Rrnom Handles, Washbcarls, Cedar and Pine
Shingles, Cedar and Sugar Pine doors. Any
kind If Brackets made to order. We have the
largest
FIR1i-TIE WaaERaOHlS
This si.le Of Portland. We have large stock
of all kinds Of Furniture, and make AL kinds
"f Upholstery goods ana repair the same We
have the ri -,ht ami sell the best Spring Bed now
uaie.
i!CTIgES. PICTs2E FRAMES. ETC.
\ large stock of Walnut MouIdingS, Pictures
and Picture Frames, Window Shades, Mirrors,
Hair and Wool Mattresses, Feather Pillows,
Sewing Machines, etc, always on hand
We are also prepared TT Match, Cut, Sew
and pat down Carpets, and El,ke Window
C"ruicss, Trimmings, etc.
l2-tf j. DOEEEL & sd.
, 1879-03-29

this that
needless anything its We have sold them for the
sod the claims
that have amounted each
This speaks louder than ANYTHING their The
, 1879-03-29
the HOME.

giving recipes for practical dishes, hints e.
making clothing and for keeping up with y
latest fashions at the lowest price. Ersrvi,.-a a
Of cooking or economy suggested in mi, 4.
partment is practically tested by expert. i
fore publication. Letters from our Pa1s - -
London correspondents on the -erv latrs, f,-S
ions. The Home Department Of she WI,
Herald viii save the housewife mere tia, -.
hundred times the price Of hepaper. Them.
terests of
, 1879-03-29

rEATING'S COUGH L0ZENGtS:. n-
X Great British Remedy. There Is ul4 IA
IL tionably no other remedy 50 esrtain en,nrIs y =
effects. ASTHMA, WINTER COUCH, BROH.n 10
and DIsoRDEgs Of The THRoAI alike yls,u y.;many
is influence. TIE highest medical testin,sIs s;:,
states no better cure for these complaint:
inow proved by over halfa century senPs; enc NO
They contain no opium, morphia. or any w, W.
lent drug. KEArING's CouGH LozLSSpS; p,tsin.
nared by THOMAS HEATING, London bl11s p,r;.
Are sold by all druggists Agents for sh1 &c
&c coast, REDIscToN 4 Co. and CHAS 5sm E
LEY 4 Co, San Francisco.
, 1879-03-29
POLITICAL NEWS

embracing complete and com.,rs;,.n.;r, ;.
patches from Washington, ineluIn,'. ;,'n dis
ports Of the speeches of eminent ,-nI;,;iA .1A fe-
the questions of the horr 'N'Ails %
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-12-19
Telephone Talk.

Be very careful what you say TO
the telephone. A tradesman, who
has telephone at his residence and
at his store, received a call at his
store recently from an Out-Of-town
acquaintance. After the customary
salutations had passed, our friend,
whom we will designate as Mr.
B., extended his hand to the
visitor, Mr.. c., a cordial invita-
tion to dine, which was accepted.
Stepping to the telephone, he signal
led to his wife at home, to inform
her that C was to dine with
them that day and on C-'s re-
marking that he had never seen the
instrument in use, he remarked,
"Just step mere sndl tell her your
self" He did so and said in his
blandest tone, our friend c. will
dine with us to-day" Judge of his
amazement when promptly there
came back to him over the wire the
following cheerful response: "NOw,
Frederick, what do you want to
bring that fool up here for, when
you know / hate the sight of him?"
It is perhaps needless to add that it
suddenly occurred TO Mr.. c.,
that on account of another engage
ment be should be unable to accept
Mr.. and Mrs. B--'s hospitality
after all, $50 sorry