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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-18

The leading poultry market, Full
ler's, 81 Spring street.
A credit to Los Angeles, Fuller
Poultry Yard, 50 Spring street.
Fine assortment of fruit at Full.
ler's, 62 Spring street.
Live badger, coon and three
other curiosities at Fuller's, 81
Spring street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-18

We buy at the Half Price boot
and shoe house, 81 and SO Spring
street, opposite the Postoflice, and
SO do our sisters, and our cousins,
and our aunts. They claim to be
the cheapest shoe house in Cali
fornia.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-18
Herald Steam Printing House.

rhs Herald steam Printing House Is
cot surpassed W any Job Printing ofhce
ol ttIe Pacific Coast. outside of san Franz
cisco. Ia taeiiities for doing job work,
ow prices, good work and expedition
ua, he relied upun at this Office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-18

Josh Billings says: 1 find, upon
skrutiny, that this year has got one
day too mulch into it; and what
makes the blUnder more provoking,
the extra day haz got into Febru-
airy, and probbly will be a kondem
kold one.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-18
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Hereafter notices OF companies, soeie-
ties, churches, etc., will only be inserted
la the HERALD as paid advertisements,
We reserve, for Places of Worship, graf
is directory, which will appear every
sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-18

W.S.Plum mer,t patentee of the
noted Plummer Fruit Dryer, is now
stopping at the Cosmopolitan hotel
and has a large assortment or his
dried fruits and vegetables which
he will exhibit until the opening of
the Fair, after which time his fruit
dryer will be in full operation at the
Pavilion.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-18
WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SERVICE,
U. s. ARMY.

Division Of kilograms and Reports fol-
the benefit of Commerce and Agriculture
report of observations taken at Los An.
saleE CAL Oct, II, 1879.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-18

NOhLu f<Cf OOttbCs
Sspie attention paid children as
grown people at Fullers, 62 Spring
street.
Ente rprise and energy displayed
at Fulier's, 81 Spring street.
Highest cash prices paid for
poultry at Fuller's,62 Spring street.
STRICTLY CASH and ga square
dear at Fuller's, So Spring street.
Ladies', please call at Fuller's, 80
Spring street.
Twenty dozen live quail, at Full
ler's, 81 Spring street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-18
A. CUYAS,
Member of Board OF Instruction of Los
Angeles Academy and CONNER
eial Institute.

PROFESSOR CUYAS, being n native
OF Spain and having u special method OF
teaching, will guarantee to his pupils
first--a most correct pronunciation, and
second-a rapid knowledge of the span
ish language.
TERMs-Two lessons per week, 50 to 81
per month.
MAIN ST., No. q, near Pico House.
pS- Desirable furnished rooms in the
same house. 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-18
AN AaTEslAn WELL PROJECT.

The Artssian Wells Of Mr.. Bnrlingame to be
Put to a Good Purposo-Eagar B,ets By tho
Million.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-18
Homeopathic.

The undersigned having been ap-
pointed agents for "Humphrey's
Specifics" take pleasure In inform
ing the public that a full line of
the above medicine will be found
at their store. They are also agents
for Holman's Liver Pad.
HEINZMAN q ELLIS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-18
WANTS ,LOST-FOUND.
Situation Wanted.

A young German wants n situation in
store, private family or on ranch |;
SPEAKS English and Spanish; under
stands bookkeeping and the handling OF
horses thoroughly. Address b, Herald
Office. oct l2-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-18
LOST.
Rooms and Board,

Gentlemen and their wives and single
gents can be accommodated with board
and fine, large, sunny, front rooms, con
tanning all modern conveniences and
home comforts, at the
KIMBALL MANSION,
New High street, only one block
from the Postoifice and Court House. and
coinmandsa charming view of mountain
and valley. jel6tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-18
Poetic Congress Wafer

For sale at MoKEHzrE's, fifteen
cents per bottle.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-18

NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-18

One hundred dozen broilers
wanted, at 62 Spring street.
, 1879-06-04

" two tefnro nnl mat Ills discarded wife Mt thc
l'sa'ndY Hotel. The letter toes on to saY that
sr. lo",ljnson had not been souill during The
month Of Any, n1t Hint he Ia about To commence
u sui fnr 'tvnrrn frts,n lIis wife. The latter
Htntrment probably contains tie true 1nWar'lf,eaa
~ q" dcnlal fnr it might weaken Afr. Tnnltn'
b'''H chhncrs fnr ,ltYnrcg utnstfetaniy 70 tlnvn
The fArt published lir,tf p lid et hi. wife hero
am! tvc,tptei The saHle rnIl witt, her Oh he
Might nj The etasnt ainy. Smt,, hnwesrr. wns lhr
inct; mt uIIly tipGs h. nnule nf ". II. T0H-
llnao, Louisville, tst,,m No. ~ appear oil shc
iNir' register n,ier the date rcfrrrei tn. t'nt
the register nIa., sllows that Mr4. .1rssc I0nliu
son nsrIvet latcr III tL!c day IN company With
Mfa. fIrkner. irmn Egga Point, Miss. and thai
i,uth of them wrro assigned tn itp,m M. 10. 1t
further npprara uto1l t!c rcturt iInlt Mrs Jch-
stc Io'nilbson wns subsequently changed No.
u, ihr sn'ne ~ tint nssiGne.i to her 4lonlian
husbanl. From this It ca'1 readily Dc linaufncd
that lhcy met. Or coutsu there mrs rases nf
tnastaltc identity, Us fos fnetanru IN iin Com.
ety NJ Errprs.' We're tl,era no other evidence
pf Mr. Tonlllnson's prreel,ce here than tn aD-
pcarnnrc of Ills name on tho rcYlkter, II might
De c!altneU thai fBfne other fellsW lad assunied
hla t,ao In ordet tn curry out urE successfully
nsr.ing w.th tho fnir hut traii 3essie. But
unfortunatclr for the crcdibiIiiy III sncil II eos'-
lecture, there nre parties IN this cily we'll ut.
4thintel with Mr.. Io,ttinAon who inform tie
dfa dhrhs Tint they recognized l)int ns tic ILL.,
1tftgu husband O$ tic fcIiltlal.N
, 1879-06-04
A. BIG FARMER.
TlIn 1la1ryE,y,ln I'nhsc8slons.
fNyUg t{}dE. RtpHbticin.

4 gentleman VINO profosset, and who from
hls position ought to kuow, Informs the Rt,,u1.
Heat that Mr. OIlros Dalrylnple, the celebrated
wlleat.growcr Of the Red River Valley, has
charge Of md controls the working forces on
M,lI5 ncrcs Of la!ul, as fulows: Cass Farm,
6,si, nrrcs; Cheney Farm, 600; Alton Farm.
4,oo0; Gsandn, 10000; also, tue t;ra..dI1 limo
OF Red River bouts. The Cass anu Cheney
Farms near Cnsselton were opcncd on these con.
ditions: Mcsers. Cuss alltl Cheney purchased
the lHds, furnished the stock, implements,
buffd9tEs, aeei, ctc., which were charged ,ln to
tue combination. These geutlo,lcu eutered In.
to Q. ten pears contract witt, Nj. Darytnplc,
tic llrin to refund nt lle csas!, autlaY with 7pcr
cent interest, ul,d Mr.. Da!rr1nple to tlasu hnf
u all tho la,,tl AMI profits, afser paving baek
FROM i(e earntngy lite sum uilyaurcL for lal,tt
ntll nntcriaI, Mr. Da1ryhlnIe to 10 all tic lttsi-
Ness. ~ thc close vi lusL sea>un tic division
oil the Cass Earu wAs inaur, AMI nuw alr.
UMlrynDie uwns f,alf vi It null tie equipments.
Tho Grallllln Farm is un,lrr similar contract
with hlr. Dalryrnplc. The Alton Farm llc owns
individually, besides reported intertst in the
21.000-aerc tract Ut Mr. Wntson's, south OF
Casset1n. Tile pfc.cmlnent sticccss uchuved.
not onlT In demonstrating the pro.lnctib,l1ty uf
the valley lnnls, but his own remarkable h1a,,-
ctal n'li executive ability, llas given Mr. Oliver
Da!rytnplo national reputation Aul rnadr his
brilliant achievements household Eurds.
, 1879-06-04

men from, England, Scotland, and 1retand, whero
yonng men o. brain are encouraged 10 entar tho
brighten. Sons fof tho Christian mnia.r9. ~ ''
Now, LIDO not like to sas, to 80 august BODY
ae tho ucnerai Assembly, ~ told 7ou e0I,,
Init as DID actually, a,Nl publicly, atNt pcrsist-
entity predict aftl urge this result unou their at-
tens!o1l thtrty-ono years ago. muat mute tho
Tact In orfer Il, Rlve force 10 another pfedn-
Tim which feel called upon to mike. THEY
hho''st not forget Tint stuck stake for them.
o,ee, thirty years ahead Of their adyauce-alnrd;
Their nupts "wth FOOLS" nnt1 tiegrntitng tilt,
Christian ministry. As they have come UP to
t'sIs nont, want now 10 state. for future refer
oncc, sllat "tlc best brains" aru not ale ntnte-
rial out Of which men make barrel.osEansi SO
long As tho General Assembly requires
its menlbers to coni'ne themselves to grind
ing out sermons according to fixed rules,
Or rather 70 having eestasn cla:s ot
cAtncrl, so long It taa no occasion tor "the best
brans" nil! so long Il Will net q very seant
supply. Of Tint kind Of material. "s:fhe heat
sratns have an ii,cGrahle principle Of growth,
ind arc ant to leave old hats By The svavside,
- too small. Tl1e progress Of tic world comes
through te best brains: anl any Institution
''tte best hratns."
II the theology Of a11 tins rms settled BY
revelations plade to men who cut the grent-
fuos oil tlIelr eapttyes. Hnd loft them to pick
un crumbs under their tables; ii we arc never
- nAFc Il hl1her 5Qca OF Tod than tint or the
!ows; II We are to take as tlpality tile opfn-
lohs of ,lcl who believed Tint Jat.les I. ruled
1y right dfslf'e, aud who nlarcl Charles II. on
i!ln thrnne,--Yiat occaotnA layu we for brasnsf
All our ttinkin. las hccn t!snc for us, ut1 VIC
orc left to thu simple business Of tellcytng,-
which cot'scs Us easy to fouls rs to wise men.
VIGIL. nuw tI,ut the ticncral AssctnbIy has
Reached tlIe point which was lntldeilty thirty
years ago, would respectfully say TINT It haa
yct to tune u the point Of tolerattug honest
doubts about the, o1cnary tnsptratutt ot tho
Btblr. When II acknowledges the right Of every
one to weigh and measure the c!alm Of infnilf-
bsE'tr set up for the bo'ks called by thAt name,
M,d to speak hts convictions. II mar, untl will,
summon hrans. ui,fl ngaln BECOME d louder iii
the wnrd's march toward n kAovcdgc Of the
Truth.
Once upon time Presbytcr'antsm led tile
hosts of clyll mud religious liberty, u,l then IT.
commanded tile best !,rains"; .,nt, sfncc it.
Inns chosen to fa!l behind In The sinrc o1 1E,nu,
II neeA not coEspla!p that te wor!d's lealers arn
not found In It's pulpfs.
JAM {lREf Swtss1iEtM.
, 1879-06-04

lIe left acvcrat monnacr,p,a nrl,,nt http. III
ci,arrn uf Mta. Writ1n,,4p~,,,c Hi,nI yc,rtnt,
man,scr}nla mntn,lv' .i,,,,no ~
HER e,,npn,ar Ar., ,snurArIon
when. na MI Acknowledgement ~ aIl I'M. ,orc ort
money sl,v md i,c, hitshanI IIaI inyjslle,i on
tju,l,IJul. elo min oruI,,,r rc",ivr nrrcmif,rv
tnnlnpflpu Irnn, lin. iSrntT1 ttn,a,Ii In itn,int,
Il, ,iciIrcr IN nil l,r ,,r,,trts i,nt,rs aI icr
ELECTS Of nm rf,r,,fncr. fiiye tilc,n I'M
Never il t1,nt wnn liz rc,,trn lar ner l,,iass1,
,tv0liou s1Iu wuI3 f.iy,. N, ,ntiti,Ig, y" hive
alwnye re.rGt,rd nv wcnkns.s IN fI9al,y rcturf,-
Inc thrm.H snhl the fnir sncnkcr. "t|ounod
hnl notj,Inr-nhsoIutcly notbng--ylIcu he
cnino tn liyf Will ,is. fio ynro inv luaI,aul.s
roats. lie ,yore bs tru,iscrs n,i he carried n,yny
li,s panoma Int worth III frn,,cs. lii isas never
RETURNED II, Aiut thry wanted mo 10 trlyo u,
w,1Ut thry called hts nrupprtylU II
hirs, Weldon ,na;1c no ntttmpt tn t1cny ,l,at
her admiration for To,1t,td wny. md wut,lil nyer
be. uutW,undeJ u liz seemed to tne,n sIo re.
marked.
,nALNosr LIRE A oop.
.,.v IN h,r, IT,. pr,.,,,o.,ao ~ w., op,,,,,,r,
, 1879-06-04

Yon viii want to 20 Oft aud net III. tbup NJ
yourselves. When Tint hour cllisnca froul tue
rftek.tower Of the centuries. wc tf tic South
one nra''1 substantial kick wbcrr it wtIl tto ,,m
must good, before y0 close fhrs!1or bc,ns yolf.
Avc, arc. steasrr. Hanr & L,n., thu Dctt,o.
cratic PARTY IL tln. knight a, defender ii statc
Foser3Intril yns s*y. II bc!urtn that ti!et'cu.
atnrrtcr q! wntcr fnr III" queen CofnHlui,wsalt's
~ ile Cnlon, rs, ,ossay. fthcjcsra II, Secession.
rs Yntl fay. IL fought nr sYurathtzeh with the
South, .. soit say. y believes tas the 'altut #
polIutoh by the touch nf a ftupt!nlaI,, nv vn,'
say. It proposes IL Cct up, revolution IN I.s
own hoax IN 1881. Rtht repcul the last clause,
syllable, M1I! letter OF vnur war-lcgisnt!0il, ns
y9s say. We Eoat md glory III making 'llcse
admissions. Cone''faston has bcen knocked
l'-ward mud crooked.
present form ot government. II Grant u my
o:hcr hlnbg kcDuMsFei tries to assume tie
possers of Dtrsntnr, he will be dragged to The
ii',st ronvapfent atu1ruost, atld strung III, be-.
are tnl';Ing atwut a strung Govcrnmcn, hntt
sIot,ea. IL they a.tcmpt 'a'. to execute @ tilt M
thseat, they WI suffer swift death ut .s,r !an,s
Vi the neoplo wllUBc 1ibrrtica they would de-
stray. Tile Federal tirclnge viii mt be per.
tnfttet tn control the cas,f,,: Or tlc counting, ~
4. sst'gfs sntc tn this patt nf the p'antatfN,.-
Army Pill ,or m Army bill. They, NAV Loaf
uHIl 4bVh VI ~ lJlt3 HR ttHT {IEuHC. UTtBs
vttlcl they behave themselves: but they will bc
Eiyc.I To understand TINT they lad better he.
nns.hty careful how they 1a,Ms!r thrir guns.
IronpA hare been stationed ut tho SuuiIluru
rolls before, nnl We know Just low to manage
the old thing.
.. / PROPHECY.
Wen wln upon the forum alt we LOST upon the
Gtl'l
"e'f' eonlnst With the ballot all the bullet failed
Hut yesterday our poop1o were race Of wretchud
Their fair iana ruled and ravagcd by force Of for
etgn Enarea.
7o-dav wc hold the captsot within ita halls once
i0rc
Arc heard shc Trnths thst Calhoun taught within
-. the Years Of yUEc.
Io.Noss''Hw! when Ta.xoHrlnw comes, It's srn-
hnrr: broad and fses
VIII light onr old Hcpnb!tc, boys, redeemed from
Hgn to Era.
The lawa fnrnc1 IN the furnacc-b1ast Of Yankee
hnt9 atid tcutn
lty st!0ny hands frum tho statute books forever
will be totn.
Then shsli taci: hateful monuments before our
vengeance fal,
And tic pictures Of fhet Tincolps nhal bc turned
unto the Nall:
White over all onr ynlcs. nnd bills and plans, will
r!Be. ami swell,
And r,tiE with Wild, magnetic poWcr thu brnyn
Old USNEf SEIL. -
, 1879-06-04
an Ini3Iana Snuj} for IInnslrtcks.

Nf'o .t'Ianu TINT , Ltdaer. Standard I1r,n.).
Mr.. Hendricks has acted in bad faith by being
In such hot hasto III tleelinIng to be candidate
for the Vtre-PrcsauncY. It Is tho grcatrst
nirense he ever offered the Democracy. Mr.. H.
Is personal nnst poitfeal friend OF tho writer.
n,ll nj aIl tic proprletors OF tlle L<gtr-stand-
ard, hut our duty to thu Democratlc party and
Its prnctnles Ia much higher and moro binding
slnn to any personal or political ir!e,ll, The
j.e.lqe7 Sta.dard bns very '1iet regard for Mr.
H., atnl III all proper ucrasols npno tsill dn
,1,uro 10 asssst In hls p,'iticul elevation tlan
this naprr. Mr. II. Is nat the man for tie
Presidency IN 1850. liz can afford 10 wait. uni
their will ii tn ba set ustde by tln, Invest VII.
linus Ii, tic land OF not. Tho Democratic party
is not cownraly. md cannot bu driven Into
wrnng4lohng bv n few political ir!nners. III
den tnllRt be rcnonttnatcd n 1850. or thu Den,O-
crattc purity, from That time, will be deader than
d lp0r.uAll.
, 1879-06-04
(1kHlnDia.

Otnlena tlf1ss.} siIutherH States (D<m.,.
Why IL 1t that, tn ntne rascs out Of tcn, thu
bratn OF n DeIuocra, turns to lHuslt, md Ills
blood 10 dsllwates, tic moment he IL sent to
Congsessi
1Iuyo the Thinl-Termers forgotten how Grant
aril lljs strong G0ycrnment weto dci!et, run
over, kicked, anil spt upon by The peopa Ut
Mississippi In 1S15! lTays they! IlaYu they
forgotten tl,ut their favuFIto didn't dnro to lit
his littlo iiuepr in tic preuisesa liayo thcyi
Well. VIC haven't forgotten IL; and tfat Ia why
We Dnugh their threats Df Grant unl strouE
noyernuc,t to utter se0rt..
"In our optulon 1t lsast fifty of the Confcd-
pruto leaders ought to huyB been hung ut lhu
close OF tile Wur, r,"-io~. Ex.-flleru uught to
have bccn hanging H,,ree un tho day t'at Lin.
eotm tirrlaroa war. tn ought ~ taYp brun
hauled htets-foscnloat out Of the W!iitp House,
aitd AwnnE llp tn thu tFat tree. llc EA1 tho
urctrattor Vi his ngc, a,Mi hts tuenl0ry II tuorc
oIuus a.Ml n,0ru .ltialr,0ns tllau tllal Ut any
ottseF Thug In history.
uu not let tho Yuukecs bc[ool tlIea,aclyrs Will,
the fond 1esef tlMt l'!u hatre.s, aud leaIousIoa,
,Md hoart-bavnlngs Of tho war VIII dls ont VIII
uuon tho staxa Of publ!H uIEalrs will to tnors
bitter and unrolenttilE than the men VI to-day.
Tie lrssons talglit as tlic reshles of tho South
hays seaftd # tss nsr ra wy Hsq n S ssfy tra @ 4a
ilult hiss elltered their souls Us we'll W ours.
YOU l,ay rry "Paare-peaca! f." tut w shall have
no peaco untll Our Culse il crowned with the
rlaurei-leuses OF victory.
"Lct tue Okolona Ilse-eater pour out his yisls
of wrath. llow Ills !bIuu bloou' viii botI! II
A,A shul 10 preserved --OxAut,osa {I4) Hts-
Id.--i"r'apsl Itnt lot Us nut u pretty llttlu
bug III YOUR l!!9ll-WayiH, ear IN thls connattlUn:
We .uru back IN your lllpgtltnIate uuIon; wr
didn't ItkG ar tf,)1 i4rfarN ? 3IHp
, 1879-06-04

Tho Executive Committee of tbs terrorlxtng
party III Russfa publs|si the following noll.!ca-
tiou i thrtr orga1t iaHI a,al lttFD, of uta latt.
uf April last: " Punishment by death tu all
those who may bs roucetncl III ths torture u
i. Sooy.cfr, should Tint pruccss have becn aD;
plIet to tat ulcer ~ il was In tho cast oE Kara
kuzuf, 10 extUrt Information jruul him. 'fhis
Trap iu particular, ~ in Ito case VI Karakoxot
Ae advocated recourse t0 torture. 3lesara. TF1pp,
DrentaIn, Turolt, unu koshIakod havo received
communications to this effect by post Atr,
lux puy from thu Re=ret Police, receive. q warn.
ilE u SPY VI tic Tntrl scctl0u VI his AajsstYf
Eu4ueuFJ.n
, 1879-06-04

CsHf'"ndff tHtnV7ercft,f ffHtf. ftu.l.
Tic attention Of Dr.. Dc III A[atyr should be
called to tho Intentional Ship Cunal across tlf'
lsthtnus Of Pariau,a. rllrrc Ia nuthng III
prevent the opening Of canal II money enough
cam hc raIacd to do It.. II tile Doctor would
bring his genius 10 bcsr upon the subject ut
lnsrotuca bill appropriating s0O1, ,00U, ,f00 far
tlits pt,rpnae. and designating the job printcr
who should strilsc MI that amount OF :" full
lcgal.tcndeF grecnbacks,' the work would be
lalf donc. ll!c otl,er talf would be In con-
yingi,l. those Frauchmen that a paper dollar
WAS us good ~ gold one.
, 1879-06-04

- = 77131EtFX HEFKfV t7fTU,1.
All this wrrteEsed bustucss, which lns thor
olgllty lisgusted tho country, honorable Demo-
crats AMI Republicans alike. is lhr first perform.
ancu ot Congress- Democratic In botll bruncl,cs.
II tlerr was also Il Democratic Executive, we
should hive seen tho remarkable spectacle Of
the first Administrator after tho War which,
was controlled by ic Tito Cop.crt,eals a,ll Int
Rcbcls striking ut thu army Ut Ilse United States
in IT'LL founded upon thu doctrine If Secession,
nM letenaeu by Tie sni,,e arguments ihat JET
fesson Davis Urged to Justify the Rebellion
Thls ,s tact which should 20 yery fur toward
tho tndellnlto coBtponeulent of Democratic
restoration.
, 1879-06-04

The 1shi'fha9 Rtyi<w i'.onlton} learns trotu
Yulta tat arcn tle Czar's distant retrQ4t ta tho
Crnra Is nut freu from tlla Nfhtlsts. few
Iuyx ago Us llIa l.npurial Majesty enterod ,hu
t,ulaee i lutttr iluttercd from uu upper window
utNt icH At Ills secs. One Ut tbs attendants
sprung fotwur.l and presented II to tlu Cxar,
md hega,E rrallnK IT, Iio hau not gone Tar
when hu turned t'ule, uri would have fatlun hal
not Coiut Alderbvrg hurried to hla sida n.ld
suppnrtGtl hiul. Tbs Utter MAS comm Asics1,
ellIag to murder tho Countess konaruoskt uuI
!vss hu withheld h.s gcpsvkstye measures. ltasa
lt,e munuco been directed against thu t:n.pless
tlie Tar might llayu been luas atfuStel, but It
1t rleyna A.nl thu only Joy Ut h,s lltr. siura
then ku,uarooskl has hardly left h!s Alajesty's
sido uaulueut, ami every preeautlsAt has eean
takua to prevent strangers fToin s0ptouIatt.gs
, 1879-06-04
Titffrn VS. T1,urmRn.

How m!serab]y mcatl.ft would he In Mr.. I'll
den to use h!s bar'l to lelp carry Ohio for tho
Republicans Just for the Eukc Of doing solnc-
thing tint would injurc Mr.. Thurman's pros-
pecss. Tic sout recols nt The thought Of suci,
treachery; ynt, II Mr.. Tildcn did not feel per-
fectiy suru 0a0 would ca Republican anyWns,
tl'era Is reason to bclcyo be would commit suell
, 1879-06-04

7HH!HHHH17FS V'7FHH1 I37fH.g
Tho Democrats are engaged in trY!ng to
frame las to nu1'ify tho Constitution, null
which tho Prcsilcnt can sign. Th!s's hope
less task. Iln understands the Constitution M
well aa they do, Hllt u h. t'etesmlned to mnn-
tain the Naiionat authority aa they are 10
atOtlslI II.
, 1879-06-04

dft{u NlfH"H ifHf1 ltTWsJs
Why in tbs world can Wa not bo 1onest and
truthful to ourselves about this mat,rrl Why
not recognize the evil, acknowledge Its cal1acs,
appreciate It's scrlousneas, Understand tic he
cessity OF aycrtE'g asd checking the movement
which threatens TO tlnnoycrisl tho farest por-
ton Of the Statri There IL but ono way to DO
this, mud tas ia for tc peopic wl,osc prosperity
Is at stks to rise up and drive the politicians TO
tho rcas,-poiticIaAa OF both PARTIES. thu
Vlcksbltrc Convention WIS good enough In Its
way, but, 10 bo frank, It must hnvo LOOTED to
tito colorc.l people too much likn ''set-up
Job" ~ thug say lu thU vcrnaeular tongue.
Something ,l!oru Is needed. Tho 7ines has
already polluted oil tic necrsslty 0I
local organization OF tho planters III
nArlsilcs Interested, with Tho Wow Of Inspiring
conlislc1,te In Tho nstl!s Of the, people who are
affected by tlIIs updc,ntc,-for III avury sense It
Is tltnt. When j urulcnt hlI,srlau desires to
rcnlf1ye \ disease IRON tho body, he aeuks the
cause OF tue nltacnt. and aims 10 reaova that,
Lot our planters understand fitat t.u negroes
are ieayinE their humes because they fcar n,nt
believe tlnt their political, civil, mil personal
r|ghts ur9 In danger. Let these suspicious ba
removed. nnd The exodus will rgase.
, 1879-06-04
TITO Very LATEST Stury Cuuuernlu4 the Lata
Luuiayills hennAal.
kaHisrttis t.o9fttr.Ioas4s"f,

Some days 4ro lllu Senpllls .AedtdaeAs pub
listrl HI accuulIt ot The alleged "Wakns.np"
of Sir. aud atrs. Tu,nltlspn, vi this 1ty. Ths
stosY was denied in Louisville alsA now ll,e HUI.
taaehs publishes t1u following concerning t!o
denial:
MIR. W. II. foIDitnsun writes letter to tho
ipuauehe, under datu Ut The 18th lust. conlra-
dieting statement u the -t1.tIncs Ut tbs eth
~ tla elect tl4t he ffumllnsonj WAS here u day
, 1879-06-04
CURRENT OPINION.

Cotton Stills ", FalftIra.
AfthuhtS tTtnh.) hEdlahche tjnd.).
The Soutlt ls not making anything out OF pol
tiles. Let tIcr try the cEccts Ut budding few
duzen moro cotton mills.
, 1879-06-04
Tho 1'uty uf the netrl isrigatliers.

Mag T0FE Herald f7H1.J.
1t h h0h Tine that tie Rebel Drigadlers
should do something 10 show cntisc why they
exist; AMI tic most effective way they can tnke
10 this cul Ia to adjourn SprnIscr Randall
promptly u.,l Without iatl on or before the 1st
Uf jane.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-08-29

grew TIE WoOD FOR HIS CorFIN.-A remark
able story is told of the late Capt. Stone, OF
Aoundsvile, who was buried at the beginning
of Ibis week. Thirty-fve years ago he came
from New Orleans to Moundsville to make his
home, and brought with him two seeds of ma
hogany-like tree that flourished near his former
homo. These he planted, remarking to his fam-
lily that he would have his coffin made from the
tree. Ono OF the seeds died, but the other
hourished anu grew. From shoot it became
sapling, and finally, in the course of thirty
years, grew to fine tree. About eight months
ago n severe wind storm passed over Mounds
vile, and Captain Stone fround his tree laid
PROSTATE. lie had it dried, sawed into lumber
and sent 10 q Pittsburg firm In short time
1t was returned to him in the form of beauti-
full coffin, and for four months it was preserved
in his residence. About two weeks ago he con-
tracted q sickness that eliminated in his death,
and his desire being fulfilled, he was laid away
in the coffin he planned thirty five years ago.
Wheeling West Va.) Register. Aug. 6.