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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-14
Pinafore Rehearsal.

A number of gentlemen connect
u with the press, and other invited
guests, were present last night, at
rurnverein Hall, at a rehearsal OF
Pinafore, the world famous operet.
ia, strains from which are being
thrum med all over the continent.
Madame Maria offlciated an con-
ductor of the orchestra and she
welded the baton with judgment
and skill. The rehearsal was par
TALLY u dress one, the sailors APP
pearing In trim and natty cos
tunes and Admiral Sir JOSEF h
Parker and Capt. Corcoran were
perfectly gorgeous in their show wy
apparel. While we shall not all
ticipate, we are prepared 10 say
that the audience will enjoy de-
cided treat tonight. The male
chorus ia not as strong as it should
be, and is without any leading
voices. The ladies seem to have
entered into the programme with
far more enthusiasm than their
male co adiutors. The sisters aud
the cousins and the aunts of Sir
Joseph were out iE full force and
good voice, far overshadowing the
sailor boys in drill and vocal gifts.
We trust that Dick Deadeye to-
night will bear in mind the fact
that he is the "heagy villain" of
the piece; and that lie ought, as far
as his light voice admits, bring it
up from somewhat lower depths
than last night. The Ralph Rack
straw was not in voice, which was
owing to a circums stance which ad-
mits Of remedy; and, what is worse,
he often sang out of tune. He
should repair this. The Buttercup
and Sir Joseph developed features
which we shall com M ent upon
more freely In our notice of the
Performances tonight, as did the
Josephine and Capt. Core oran. The
"set" is very fair and the operetta
promises to go off very smoothly
to night.
Turuverein Hall ought certainly
to be crowded during the season OF
Pinafore. II has some features
which really surpass its rendition
at the Standard Theatre, San Fran
cisco. The work itself is probably
the most laughsble extravaganza
ever concncfed by the brain of man,
aud the music is Of that light and
rafting sort which captivates the
popular mind. 1t IS opera-boufe n
Jig measure, and the "gay lass that
loved a sailor" is enshrined in
vocal setting to which the heart o.
every English speaking Jack Tai
in the world would warm up on
the first hearing.
We will indulge In a single sug
gestlon to the singers-jollity and
abandon and an easy, rollickiDg
burlesque spirit, are the essence o
Pinafore. Seriousness should be
laid TO one side; and, just In pro-
portion as they catch the spirit ol
broad farce which pervades the
piece will be their success. "Devi
may care" combined with good
singing, is the essence Of perfect
| PiuafOre,
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COURT REPORTS.

District sOurt..........SEP LVEDA, ]
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 13, 1879.
Leonis VS. Observation-Disclosures
that the Reporter transcribe the
testimony at the equal expense of
the parties to the suit.
Robert dollhouse, q native of
England, naturalized.
Elliott VS. Eliott-Decree of d.
vorce granted; defendant to resume
her maiden name.
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"Our Grandfather's Clock" that

"Our Grandfather's Clock" that
"stopped short, never to go again."
can be made to run by Tullis, the
matchmaker, 40 Main street.
"All the ills that the delicate
watch is heir to" can be speedily
cured by Tullis, the matchmaker,
opposite the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Tullis, the matchmaker, has just
made several important additions
to his large stock OF watchmaker's
and engraver's tools, and now has
as complets an outfit as can be
found in any adjustment Of the
kind in the State; and, what is
better, he knows how to use them.
Second hand clothing bought and
soid at No. 8 Also street. n7tf
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G Farnham to Aaron Pollard-N y of
NEA Sec lST2S RIB W; 81 90
Francisco soto and Anasento Walters
to DR. ] G Kimball-H interest in Santa
Clara coal mine; 90.
w o Grewrll, Henry Cassiday and VIM
Curry to DR. Il tmball-Agreemen ent to
convey one-f1fth interest In Santa Clara
coal mine; 500.
Martha NJ Chapm. III to Cyrus Burdick
-l3l IL on W side AN Pedro st, back to
zauja, about $40 II; $1,000.
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The Stearns Ranches.
ALFRED ROBINSON Trustee, 12O Sutter St. San Francisco

10000 AGBEs ERE saLN. 9E LAM I
OTIS to suit, suitable for the cultur'
of Oranges, Lemons, lines, Figs
Almonds, Wa1nuts, Peaches, Ap,
pies, Pears, Alfalfa, Corn, Rye, Bar
ley, Flax, Ramie, Cotton, etc., ans
also many thousand acres OF
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-14
Natural Evergreen Pastures
Suitable for Oairy;nu.

Good water is abundant at al
average depth of six feet from tn,
surface. On almost every acre o
this land FLOWING AitTESIAN
WELLS can be obtained, and the
more elevated portions can be irrI.
gated by the water of the santa Ana
river. Most of these lands are nat.
urally moist requiring only goo,
cultivation to produce crops.
TERMS-One-!ourth Cash; bal
ance IN one, two and three years,
with 10 per cent. Interest.
Twill take pleasure in showing
these lands 70 parties seeking land
who are invited to come and Sc,
this extensive tract before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-14

WACHTEL ROSE - At san Gsbr el,
August 18th, at the residence II the
BRIDES parents by Rev. VIM. wills IN,
Johp V. Waehtei to Nina Rose. No
cards,
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property TfaHs1efs.
CONVEYANCE5.

ssuM JUDsoN, GILLETTE a GIBsoN's TRAN
SCRIPT OF RECORDS, AUGUST Is 1879.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-14
VINE AND FRUIT GROWERS.
To Raise Large Crops you
must irrigate.

To irrigate successfully, you must have the
power that does not give out when
the wind tails.
lPAysRrED FrBRuARx 18th. ls72.l
Never fails to supply more water than four
jr five Windmills, even supposing you have
al the wind you want. 1t is also suitable foi
cunning light machinery, such Is Barley
Crackers, Corn Shelters, Tanning Mills. Grain
separntors, or for Saving Wood. They are
never falling, cannot get out Of order. easily
worked, substantial, and always give salts
faction wherever they have been used. One
a continuous flow OF water Force Pumps
from 5000 to 10000 gallons per hour.
WINDMILLS OF all kinds Manufactured to
order Wells Bored, windmills and Horse
Powers set in any part OF the State, and re-
pairing of all kinds done. Manufactured END
fof sale by
LAUFKOTTER Bros.
Cor and 10th 0ts., 1acramcnto
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CONTROLLER.

Expenditures in Controllers Of
flee for three and one-half years un-
der Green's Republican admins
tration:
oato,,- ,a f,o,,i,,lio,, o,d nfan,
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sURvEYOR-aENERAL AND REGIS.
TER OF STATE LAND OFFICE.

For forty.three months
receipts during Minis
term (DemocraU ........s29.2l0 45
For iorty-th ee months
receipts uurlng GARD
ner's term (kepubli-
can).....-.... ,................ 1864 II
...............-- sj,5lS 2S
For ioriy.Ihree munths'
expenditures during
Gardner's term.......-S57, ,0C4 %
For forty thee N onths'
expenditures during
Minis term ................. 81 G37 IL
- 5,9G7 20
Total In favor of Minis
adm lnistraii0n over
Gardner.................." Sl0,sS3 48
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MARRIED..

Second hand clothing bought and
soid at No. 8 Also street. n7tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-14
Turn-verein Hall.
Thursday. Friday and Sat-
urday Evenings,

August Ia, Is g. 10, at s O'Clock, and
Saturday Matinee at 2 o'clock.
, 1879-05-24
TOO SUSCEPTIBLE,
A YOUNG AAN WITH MANY swEE7HKAars

YOUNG MAN WITH MANY 8WRETAHAATs.
To tho Editor VI Ihd TYtbnns.
CHICAGO, May 20.-The spirit novoth mo to
come to the front md express my sympathy for
Prudy anl Della Darling In their conscientious
scruplcs In regard to the treatment OF thcir
ndmfrsrs, among whom / am proud 10 count
myself.
The subject of tlirtations Is difficult and mo.
tncntous ono nowadays, Is we'll tor uA atcrn ser
rs for tho Della Oarlings {darlinga sure onouRh),
and subject which have always ayodcd con
stdor!ng; but. now TINT It has come up bosoro
the court Of no appeals, and must run the gaunt-
let Of Home criticism, would like to pscsaut
nnothcr side Of tho question. !, like Della,
pitfalls. What can a poor fellow do when a
Della Darling sighs aud "don't know as she can
60 to the Carnival; paps don't cars about go
ing With herr' and : ptndy finds food for
Fourteen young ladies' did accotnpAnY to that
horrti spot, like lalnb led to fourteen couscc-
utivo .laughtera; and, Q sott-htagted lamb to
ten Of them have plIghted my troth.
bosom docs not meIt when b,us eyes oil With
tears, who are not bewftcled with the smiles OF
rosy ltps, a1ui do not trefnb'c at the from OF
snowy brow,-dBsptse. but pity wretch whose
cream, md oreaell-o!:promIsa suits, wnoss 80
dreams 40 horrible bGyoud description. can
only hopo thnt an intelligent lnrr will deal
lenienty with Que 70 constituted that ho could
never Withstand feminine vile, md recognize
Tho fact that cautot provide fur them ali,
n1niable IL aru my Intentions: At present liys
faith, md atten!st to lead ton linos OF retro
grade motion to focus.
Prudy. Della, ntl Ya maldens. tnke my advice,
slleoozues, and Will guarantee thelr heart~folt
acQuleseguee lCuAnoD.
, 1879-05-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

10 tha Editor of The Tribune.
KENosnA, Wis, May 10.-My thoughts hayo
bceu turned Toward the subject Of children and
animals, and the necessity Of parents to teach
their children to be kind and humane toward
tie latter. Those fathers md mothers who
look with indifference upon acts Of cruelty CUM
mitted by thcir children upon each other, or
anything mora helpless than themselves and
powartcss to rctaltntc. may expect to eco these
same children made to sulfor before their eyes
from the vengeance Of that God from
whom nothing Is hidden. An impression
was made ID my boyhood days I
hare meyer forgotten. I read in county paper
the confession OF murderer. It was made 10
these words: " MY FeIow-Trave1crs to Escr-
nlty: Ny FIRST impulse to take life was prac-
tccd npon animals, insects, and birds. 70 this
day remember almost With horror tho tndEffcr-
ence With which my mother used to look upon
my nendish delight IN tearing OF tho wings Of q
beautiful butterfly. Or, ,aIsspurAtiug some little
dog with nGusc till driven to frenzy and then
cowasaly knock 1t on the head till dead. had
II got my selnt,er uu my t}rst impulse was 10
kill the offender. little thought an Almighty
nvenglnE God would cut short my Wicked course
by tempting INC ono step too for, but 80 II was,
and such y0u SEQ Ia my awful euG, Ito givO my
blood for blood have spilled In another.
"Fnthcrs and mothers, II such arc here to-day,
check, beg Of you. the first approach to dis
position In your child to take the life Of tho
uacancst insect"
II this man ind been Intelligent and refined In
his nature he might tavs dwelt much longer on
tho dcbasllE and lemoraltzlng effect children
Acuure III such courses Of inhunan practices.
TnuTU.
, 1879-05-24
MANS TRANSGRTISSION8.
REGARD THEM LrN1ENrLY.
IA Tho Editor al T'ha Tfi6une

70 tho Editor al 1hs 1f7oanes
MACoMB ILL.,, May 18.-Drop pobhle Into the
sea and tho motion produced moves the whola
bo1v. and contiuuc. tht,,,ph ali t,mo. The W.
oFatlons oi LUG UT peoouceo ny ""r 'ea'' u'ose-
lnent never cease.
In TINT liGht view thoughts and deeds On
1if.,. goa. III, effect 1vcs lonr nftcr tho nslp.
,ica,st .,..., wi .-pas. =, ..xa,,ntt,
ni1ea''t eauee 10 h"a e.o"o ~ et'east"
anu power until It's influence Is felt, In greater
or less degree, by the whole body, and That In
tlneDco IA called Fatal
Itfo |. In, y ,nlrrnr IN ,h,ch 4. .,. ,h..-..
H'.o 10 pus n''o, ~ "u'sn M nso uio so"
Hectlou, maknlnea or dl0lInlsllcd, OF LIE Wisdom
or folly Of all that has passed. before. 4 word,
an oct, or q thought, hardly remarkable at tho
tiIua. ratherlnp FORE with its propro.s throurh
renn'crs ,y1ii,c.t I thnnchs H. ~ ~" f"ncv
~ f,.t nnn o,,a shsn snntEar /. 80 rr61 for~nr;
urt, ti,c rs"ttv % eIc.eis ii. in .nins tion fra
.arsnt,, fo%sss nao.tnns .,i r,ssas swn nra ~
rrroimc.d IL IN r1,iid 4 t,ioss ~ rina ,rnot.
I'M. nv "nnnttta fnr ,,rnk IN n snan chanrss tho
roi,rso ~ liz ~ III III nnsccntInn1a nr' ,hn.o
connrctnd rhrrc IA n notnhIc imstnnrn' snmc.
tvt.ra t. ryhtoh ~ .nnio -iayaI = t,s,,t tho+
sn. Iii n rnMsahar nnns"s nvorr ,ars,,,, '.s ~.
Evs, m q amai,er sra1e. nnti ira hnw Il vorksi
fiood deeds NAV in liz end bring Ind res,Ita.
oni otce ror.o - sA- ~As~ sN'"e A"@ A"e"''''
A f;,ns,dr- Tia rraasurc hronrh, ~ h.or nm n
man rnsm,tiny from non, cswaca srrrornflfn.,
nr"mst nrrs. ,m,i natnr,i tn.tes M, Jnsiros
md s.n how mnri, fra in1cnnnt,ont vii ro,1
AMI surrnurtiinT itvnp cirI,,,natonr.a xt3u,i
iiEa . wnii m niIf,.,r .,ia. thnrThta n,,G dooHa
rYten,;nr, fr,n the nscssrt t1 ia far nast cro,s
H.. 49, - tI.snh @ - - st,o,, ~ ,s"t1 | - -. .,s ~
t~u mn,s wth ~ 35resIatihln fprcn. tlat Ia aiie
hy tte hn,lnrInation lint n. thn enti NJ the nath
/: lunnins.s: sxcent tfa ea.e yheTe the foreo n
, 1879-05-24

tho other, pence and good will might bc restored.
And thc fatno spirit TINT prompts sytnpathlzhlE
Homo friends to overlook anl excuse errora Of
youth ougllt to suggest llttlo consideration
md respect for those Of mnturcr years. We feel
certain that neither Of the above wrltert wrote
With view to injuse the other's feelings. l
think all must havo written Under tho Impulse
Of the moment, and must have bean + little ex.
cited at that moment TOO. 1ima9ina that Franco
must have Just como tnto possession Of the fact
TINT u,ore Of tho younv men q her town drank
than she was nware OF, nnd, while she deploret
the owl, her nind began to speculate On rom
ody, md sttaiRhtwav alo llcw to The Home for
coitnael, alll, in her cagcrueas to show 70 What
sxtsnt ,' tTtemperanse haa spread shs thought
bcFsy not stopping TO think that she was stig-
matizing most Of tile young men Of Milwaukee,,
Or that she was Just little bit dis.
losal to her own home. which fact
they wcro little acus'tivc, anil perhaps each
lad a dear son who was In renlity tho ono cx-
caption, and was liable to bo classed among tho
nno. And they felt Justified In chilling France
while the excitement was on, sat down and
dashed OF letters to her through The fIoms.
II they had Just Waited little they wnu1d hare
Enid what they wished IN moro ktodly, sptrttl
or spoken words tint also left sting alter
them. she wrote Hith 4 ready pon, and the
Conductor vontured a bit OF commentator,
which caused otfcnso to somc. and spoiled
France Just woo bit, nnd prompted her to be
inst n trtao loo "spriqhtly" the next tlmc.
And know sae must have felt her own checks
tIuglo ht,tl burn when she saw huw ugtr TINT
coarse word looked In print, md am cortatn
she must have resolved to never apply Il aEntu,
tlnnlY, dear friends, Let lis hnye peace a,ld
throw no moro stoles These sktrintshcs arc
70 unpleasant, and the little poisoned darts
thrown At each other ofsen leave wounds TINT
heal slowly. hope haye said nothing that
could hurt any onc. I have not meant to Ia the
least, but want you all to be friends again.
ClIRlHTpBHL.
, 1879-05-24
euH SAYS PAHEWALIr


CHICAGO, May 2i.-1s II impossible for oue to
wrlta theoretical or practical truths for The
Home without personal nbuse, or perhaps
worse, INSULT
took up my inexperienced pen for tho do
fanso, not Of myself, but the many hopeless,
diacouragod,look1ng married. women I see
around NC, whose only recreation scems 10 bo
idle gossip or enytous scandal thought II
gcntlclneu could bo in their company more than
III allowed by custom, 1t might give new lirec-
tlon to their thoughts. notice when meu sro
gathered together they do not talk OF them
selves, their nsichbors, or their clothes. They
tulk Of wetghter matters, Of things OF practical
ben,it to themselves Individually aud ~ peo-
pla. know that men Ia their courtlng huys
can say more silly commonplace things than
cvcn y woman cau axpEees, hut l 1MagtHsd IL
WIS posslblo for u respectable Geptlelnau mud
married or single woman to converaa on
practical, scleutllc, aud educational sub
1ects With lltareat and beneat 10
both. l begin to see my mistake.
Truly tho llomu ID great educator, hare
lcasncdl Let mo soc, A woman can ueysF
entertain gentleman, whether sue IL married.
or single. ugly or otherwise, unless she endeav-
ors-unconsctous!Y perhsps'-ta attrnct hln ty
her arts. The solo sin, md ohiort Ut won,an'a
ltfe Il to attract aud charln so.nn man until he
naArttes her, and thon tha brilliant 6uttarQy :
must vanish, aud Tho chry4slla state u hers for
eyer RIter. II sho should thlpk 1t possible u
, 1879-05-24

faavo debates on questions Of tlo hour viii,
Rontlomcn than her :isusb mi 1ftnr ,na.t '., her
how great her mistake. Personally tce ,ra
i,o!i|nE to her except friends Ut cr.elf n'' 10
husband, yet ule cgotlAtical crcntnrcs ,". nsr
straigh:way think shn WA titrtlnr 4 ,ns Would
co1iettol ID there anytbins III ilo un,y,s.a ssslvi
sad TO contemplated 10 one vita re,',,, ne'Hrto 80
marriage Tic rs most sacred, II sec,ns ill., s ~
lego TO thnk that such things rnn b.. "3Hess- sa
norry to hsvs 1oarncl 81 muth,~-fur not si,, ny,
alwars think VIC arc relrorradnv nst"ut ~ t1hail
vancthE IN civilized lIfc TINT lie Turki.i +. al'
Is 80 much butter that American hnn,ns "a'sln
women. II Y Is auc1i tlanporou. thIn', ioe to
them to ave liberty OF thougit HnI a"t,pn E lot y
Tore bct'cr TO deprive tl,cm 81 It a,ingo,,nIt u
1s It not cruel to teac The bird to ill., mi ,,a.
clip Its winRs for fear It should brusc it,rf ten m
the craEs and rougf places Ut ltfdl Scrin,,i,' "
think tue sober aftesthoueht of Tho line I'll
aEree With mo v hun utdurstuod, ""'
Forty Ycara, hero Is ny hand IN rooa,n.
without Rny crossness. hope you unicrst.uo35
there would rot be tic slightest dounrr y a@'!
difference were in words md not In wrlsior " '0t
Theru is one othcr eubjecs which Ina bnen ~
ny mind Tor years. | would like to intsoduus., +.
1t for discussion In This Home, Int yston. y
an avalanche nf persoualitiea slny nv ',,,., =
Rosnlinh. Of milwaukee,. tender you ,ny INA "a
mirasson. Your article upholus inv ialth u, !,
"on4ao @"o "os aui1lty' EvADNR.
, 1879-05-24
lntaics. II might make ono IN !ovo with denth
70 think TINT one sloul1 bo buried In 20 sweti


pancc."
Whom genius tike that Of Kents Ia atruck
dorm, tho world cries ont, and poet and fTfond
mourn 50 sad fate; but we heed Il not II one
here Or there IN the multitude fills heart-wcasy
nrli spirIt-brnkcn, with grltl opportunities for
eyer zone, anu darkicss over tho beautiful! life.
Maf God he tlcrctfnl unto those Nho holding
tho ltfo md happiness OF otters In ttclr bands,
deal not Justly with them, as they will hope for
Justice hereafter.
Dut TO return to the present. I whnt to tall
Fnnslo M1la Edward NonimAs how pleased was
to rcnd their essays on Nathaniel Haw thorso and
Washington Irving. They nre our very own,
anil IN rcndng THAR works, Or speaking OF
thc1n, wo ferl that prdo with which wo Claim
them for Americas grcat men. nm rather
SURPRISED, Forty Years, Tint sou should havo tho
tetncrtty TO do the gallant, and call upon tito
latttca Ut The Homo. Didn't you know there
were eyer 40 many OF them craae at yot. md
even Unclo Josh, With tho "mhtts haMd" don't
.,.s, EYER s"y .,,st again. France; Il ia getting
in liz, quito nu.,,.n. h rowhattan vay: -. They
exercise your philosophy by. merely giving you
tho ttus Of their fingers in return for your cour.
tcsy. Forty Years, pipc, fow books, and M
unfinished sentonco; what can It meant Am
to understand that yon-hut no, the picture is
too sublime. turn away with sigh for "what
might haye been," mi simply warn you not 10
call mo wr!ttng.woman again. A writing
woman, indeed; with ink-stained fingers, collar
a1l1 cults IN perpetual stntc Of mourning, aud
the general impression that onas costume bud
coma down from the Inst century. Somewhere
I bava seen this picture, and l protest aEntnst
being labeled Us such q QUO. ETllkLs
, 1879-05-24

ing tl,e hereafter. We arc told very little q
our l!!e sitter 80 pass through thts "ynlc q
with paticnre fOr he fulfllmcnt. Children nro
given ellch wrong Ideas Of death nntl the after
lffo TINT It Is not strange ttat listtc ones ahri'k
from tho very thought ot either: Why can they
bodily sight loses the vision Of earthly fe!cnt1s
the spiritual gnzc meets tllnt OF our blessed
Lord, who Will guido the hapor spirit into Para
.liscl We nrc Hlven dear friends here. Why 10
be "as tho angus III Heaven" bnt
surely We DO not Lose our persona'-
itY In tho change. Wo aro to ece
havs % mor6ld irsiro I for now, IN oir purified
life we shall see no ncen for. Surely 1t Is
enough for lis moor struggling rnortals tint all
raln, anil sorrow, md crvtHE shall be done away
to desire All our la.'ors cn.led, our heavy
burdens cast nwaY, olr rAptured meetings With
1orcd o,tes goue beforc, and our neyrr.cndiliE
communion with ChriaE. That is m7 hope ot
Heaven. CAN any one EtVu moro comforting
o Forty Yeasst One can see plainly that
you never had any bsbtos. Your reruark, "l.ct
ihs hablcs have what they. wants" shows my
concl.is'oa to be correct. I should pity tho poor
1erhpps to some extent you mar l,ayo shadow
Ut right on your sidu; but II a. child
Il 10 grow up strong, easy, nnl Happy.
md arrive At manhood or. womanhood.
rs tie cuse may be, with a perfect phystque,
uninpa!sci digestion, and 4 capacity for en}oy-
Ing life, let tho parents OF that child Gtve 1t
plenty of fresh atr, mud feed Il on perfectly sim
ple iuou until II Is at 1oatt live ycnFs old. My
children lnyc their meals by tl,cmtelves, In or
der ll,At they may not bo tempted BY the sight Of
forbidden ialbtsrs at improper hours. In
great lumber Ut households this cannot he
tiu1lc, / know; but In such cases would bce
tllat thc pnrcnts druy themselves what the chit
dren canuot cat. Ny little ones are sturdy and
well, nut suffering fsom occasional attacke Of
tnhicestion, fcvcr. or pceyishncss. II q child is
fretful, be sure that child is not wrll. -Aaa
final rrquest, let lne nsk II any Que can tell mo
what is gnu1 for tender feet 1 don't mean for
cosns, hut u general state Of uucomtortablcncss.
-, - SnrUlH.
, 1879-05-24
1 FRANK OPINION.
To The Hd4tAf 1f 1hS Tribune

MENDOZA. IT,, Mny III must hara IN,
,lttle sav. i've tried. and tried hard. tn keen
ntil1' nna until now have srtumphcd over cVeFy
TEMPTATION, though I've hccn constant reader
Of The Itoms for loug tlfno aud have tceu
often temntoJ.
-" E"..ss a vasss, :. II =, .t o h.,x,,,.
was too much for weak human natuFe to beart
without at least retorting, Yull'rp another,h
which I accordingly did, With as much aspcrtty
n. o,,,, Pa h,,, ,,n .,,,r. tolthor,.
as ., soou soA,t'u"' =. W. "poa nns"s '''ps
LION cous'Rhca IL 10 Lie "aFte-oaehet' "us
further confirmed In thus disposlnE OF ny "bet.
tied wrath :" by the conclusion reached aes
reading F, rs mastcrJy a. uroducton,, ,ha. all
-, h". ,r.,t.. ~, T.. - .,.,r nt,o,t ,rto
notofloty Il use the word auSibcdlyl
lie is proud Of bis offspring, like ntl parents,
no matter how coutc,pptielo eucl, progeny mar
nnnc,r IN VI, .r.a ~ t,,e world md onIv nsk.
the world to take notice OF 1t to ackno"sedgs
that 1t IL o production OF hts.
l did hopo that the readers OF Tie 1iomo
,rou1a rccorntzo thc fnct t},ut n. onIy min bss
hccn to o.tract ro,,cc mn, cn,nmcnt md, by
Hd - h aion aa ,1 11n, i "1, rean,o
ts',o % s,o'a ~ ai,'. ,'1m fs.t, st ,rncna bs
ansu ~ s'aso II ~ uuHon atU,n "no,p w t.,r,nr,
spsanR oa1 ~ ~ a. str ' to inuper
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ss1.h Ssxaa mIa snny nas1 Insu t" "., n.,,rhci
sn tr ea1Su a9t1n TslGn 9u FIFTY pt "ny as
49,, 1.,,1 Ivy s's1' ~, ant :. mny callt H. uL
,,,,aor IN nn@' o"sc .; 'e 5,n IN.
fnnIisr nf Truth tspcl] 4 wIsh @ hira bjs T. eh,
i ieI.' tse" ~ ",.n sn.ata n.S' III III a,,a.
Hnnis IL ~ not, hsI,ts aa 9sen ~ tu nrc.rncc
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