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NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT SACRAMENTO, CAL, !

LAND OFFICE AT SACRAMENTO, CAL,
January -, 1850.
NToTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice OF his
intention to make final proof in support of his claim
and secure inol entry thereof at the expiration Of
thirty days from the date of this notice, viz:
ON the 18th FEBRUARY, 1850, at 10 o'clock 4. NJ,
at this office, WILDER W. MONROE, Homestead
Application No. 552 for the west hall Of northwest
quarter of section ~ township II north, range 1
east and names the following his witnesses, viz.
L. c. CHRISTIAN and J. L. HALL, Of Suffer
county. ED. +. TAYLOR, Register.
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MEDICAL.
To TIE UNFORTUNATE 4!
DR., GIBBONS DL0PEMSART,
ess Kenrnr 81. snn Frnnciscn.

Established in 1874, for
the treatment Uf SeNu
and Semi 81 diseases
such a. GonorrheG, elect,
Structures, Syphilis in I'll
its forms, Seminal Weak.
ness, lmpoteney, Skin
Diseases, etc, perma-
nently cured orno charge.
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Santa Barbara superior Court.

SANTA BARBARA, January 19th.-Judge
Heacock, the newly-appointed Superior
Judge for Santa Barbara county, opened
Court this morning for the first time No
business was done beyond the presentation of
his commission and the adoption of series
memory of the late Judge Fawcett, both of
which were spread on the minutes. The
Court then took recess till tomorrow, out
of respect to the memory of the late Judge.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE IN
~ dersgned Administrator with the will an
nexed of the estate of B. :. NILES, deceased to
the creditors Of and all persons having claims against
said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary
aidavts vouchers within four months after the
first publication of this notice. to ne, 1t the Office
of D. Z. Alexander, Attoney-at-Law, northeast
corner of Fourth and streets. Sacramento city,
Cal ENALiNE NILES,
Administrative of the estate o; &. s Niles, de
ceased. with the will annexed.
D. L. ALEXANDER, Attorney for Administrators.
G3O-law4W'fv
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permanently supeiiuous Hair, Freckles, Liver
pots, Black Worms, Mods, etc, l will send a
Recipe that will cure you, free Of charge. This
great remedy was discovered by PROF E. HINNA,
the great Chemist and East India Plant Discoyerer.
This great discovery is guaranteed not to njure the
skin in any way whatever. Send self-addressed
enve ope to " TOPPER General Agent for the
United States and Canadal, 127 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, Cal. 2pIn
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COnsomme. at the Forrest:' every
evening from TO u nlI-lm

DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cases of Seminal Weakness, Loss OF Yigor, Noe
.urnal Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Phys
cal Debility, and all that class of complaints arising
from Excess, Indiscretion Abuse. The old find in
this remedy a FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young a safeguard and protection. DR.. La MARS
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs debitated
from whatever cause to their pristine vgor. Price,
81 80 per bottle. Sent c. o. u. by express to any
address, secure from observation. Address all orders
to i. McBoYLE Il CO.. Druggists, P. o. Box 1852,
San Francisco. jy12-Gm
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DISPATCHES OF LAST MIGHT.
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to be true, and that gentleman by the name
of A. NJ Goodenough, a travelling agent from
San Francisco, had been stopped by foot,
pad and relieved of about $50 in coin and
a fine gold watch and chain.
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC,
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Commencing Sunday, December IS, 1872,
AND UNTIL FURTHER NoTIGE
TRAIN AND BOATS WILL LEAVE SA3aAAEg 0

RH- ISsfiS Hi-- N-it'G S-A~-f'-N-
Ls FOLLOWS:
k.0M a. M.-(srn lays Excepted Accommota
fsSU dation Train 20 Marysville, BED Bill Fl and
Redding.
go A. n.-(Dailyl- Overland, f migrant,
Osfo Freight and Accommodation Train.
rsSA A. s.-Daily) Pacific Express, via DAVIS
,HSV = d Benica, for San Francisco. Connects
Sundays eSeepteO) at Davis with Accor
dation Train to NooG.s" Williams and
Willows also connects daily at Susun foi
Vallejo and via Napa Junction for Calls
toga Stages for the Geysers).
SA,nNh. h.-ior as soon thereafter ma p &C
kVsJ Jtioabje, Sundays excepted Steamer for
San Francisco, touching at all way ports
on the Sacramento river.
1F,fshA. w. (Daily)-Local Passenger Train
4 Il sVUfor Stockton, Tracy, Livermore, Niles,
Oakland and San Franc SEQ Connects
at Gait for lone, and at Niles for San
Jose.
uo,oN9. M.-(sundays excepted -Passenger
lSsOVTrain for Davis and Woodland. Con-
meets at Woodland for Williams and
c.tA p. w.-Daily) tic Express for Col
INV fax, Reno Carson and rginia), Battle
Mountain (Austin). Palisade (Eureka),
Ogden, Omaha and East.
onn W.,Dalyl-Or Express for Marys-
%sSU vile, Chico, Red Bluff and Redding Stages
for Pc. tland, Greg NJ.
AOA ~ f.-Sunda eXceptedi-Loctl Ac-
X..6J commodat!on Train 10 Lathrop. Connects
with the Arizona 1Apres= for MERGED, MADEIRA Aose'
mite and Big Trees), MoiGve, Newhan San Buena-
ventura and Santa Barbara), Les Angeles, santa
Monica. " lmington, Santa Ana (San Dleso), Cotton
(San Be- nardino) Yuma Colorado river steamers
Maricopa (sta.es r. Phoenix and PRESCOTT ana
Casa Grande stages for Florence, Tucson 9nd
Tlmbst ne) Sleepi ears be ween L.thloP, Los
Angeles and Yuma nj.
0,Is e. w.-(Daily)- Local Passenger Tram
NO for Davis, Benicia and San Francisco. Con-
meets Sundays excepted) at Su sun Tor
Vallejo, and Via Napa Junction for Calls
toga.
H,ts +. M.-(Sundays excepted)- Passeng'
s'kO Train to Davis, Woodland and Knight
O,sN p .-(sundays exceptedl-Vir mia City
GOV Express for Auburn, Colfax, 1luckee al d
Reno. Connects with Virginia and Truckee Re- ir d
for q r3on nd Virginia Sleeping Car from saera-
mento to Carson.
n ,OA T.. M.-DailyS Westward Emigrsn
J.oV Train, via Davis and Benicia, for San Fran
cisco.
A. n. TOwNE. General SuPerintendei
T. H. GOODMAN. .Gen'l Pass'r and Ticket AgeI t
tn a~+f
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Criminal Cases-Sutiden Deatl, OF Ham C.
Harrison.

BAKERSFIELD, January 10Th. - The Su-
perior Court met this morning for the trial of
criminal cases. The cases of People VS..
George Tibbet, Antonio Bojorques and Feliz
Albrite, for the murder at Sumner will be
tried this week.
Ham C. Harrison, of Sacramento, who
has been engaged as expert in the examina-
ton of the books of the county officers died
suddenly this morning of gastric inhamma.
tiOn
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A. n. T0WNE.............Gen General SuFer1ntendei
T. H. GOODMAN. .Gen'l Pass'r and Ticket AgeI t
iag-4ptf
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
r. A. BYRNE's STEAM CARPET BEATING
MACHINE,
street, bet. Thirteenth and Fourteenth

II WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
4 the residents OF Sacramento that am again in
the Garrett Cleaning Bu.iness at the old stand and
that have connection with any other finn
prepared to do all work pertaining to house
renovating, such as the Cleaning Of Carpet1. Lace
Curtains done up as good as new VIII Clean
CARPETS from moths aud dust, and with less wear
than any machine in the State. l can refer to the
F. F. S. for my work. Orders left any OF the
Carpet Stores my residence, No. 101t street,
will be promptly attended to. z. A. BYRNE, o
street, bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth. jag 4plm
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Death of a Pioneer Citizen,

ORovILLE, January 19th.-H. B. lathrop,
Jr., pioneer of Butte county, and one OF the
Oldest citizens of this town, died this morn
ing quite suddenly, Of pneumonia. he was
taken sick Friday night last. lie leaves
wife and one married daughter; also father,
who resides in San Francisco.
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Collision OF Engines.

PINoLE, January 19th-A special engine
which left Oakland at 6 o'clock a. NJ. ran
into the Los Angeles freight, bound to Oak
land, near this point at 1920 a. NJ. Both en-
gines were badly damaged. No one was
hurt. The overland train up stopped at San
Pablo. The down train overland viii stop at
Pinole until the track is clear.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Attention, Excnpts > The -

Attention, Exempts = The -
regular Annual Election for officers nszEssS
OF the Exempt Firemen's Association t.,sa1y7s5
OF Sacramento will be held SArUR-. IT, ~ ~
DAY January q, 1880, at Firemen's Hall, Eighth
street, between and X. Sacramento. The officers
of election are Eli Mayo, Judge; and James
McCleery and William Hadwiek, inspectors. The
polls viii be open from to P NJ. member
three months in arrears for dues and fines cannot
vote.
Dated Sacramento, January IT, 1880
By order ANTON BREWER, President
JOHN DoNIYGos, Secretary. [B. CT jal9-6t
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Capital CoIOnDade, No. Holt Tenth street.
Private rooms for families. The best OF wines,
liquors, cigars, etc. JOHN HECTOR, Proprietor.
n1S I'm
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Assessment - SMALLPOX on the China
Slenuner

SAN Francisco, January 10Th. Leeds
levies an assessment of 10 cents per share.
The steamer City of Picking has just ar
rived from Hongkong and Yokohama, and
has been sent to quarantine, having two cases
of small pox on board. A special meeting of
the Board of Health is called for this after
noon, and until their decision is reached no
communication whatever will be permitted
between the ship and shore.
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Assessment Sale.-sseese Gold and silver
Mining Company. Location Of principal place OF
business, Sacramento city, Cal of works, Hum
boldt county, Nev.-There is delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account of assess
ment levied on the 10th day Of NOVEMBER, A. d.
1879, the several amounts set opposite the names
of the respective shareholders, as follows:
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Official Vote for AssenbIyrnan in Nara
County.

NAPA. January 19th.-The official vote of
this county at the late special election for
Assemblyman is as follows: Total vote,
l, 492, of which Chancellor Harrison rep
received 900; A. B.. Walker (Dem.), 56S.
Hartson's majority in the county, BAL.
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.

TUESDAY. ......-.... -JANtAhh ~. ieoV'
PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.
DISPATCHES OF LAST NIGHT,
CHINA AND JAPAN ADVIOES.
The City of Peking Ordered in Quarantine
at San Francisco.
PASSENGERS FROM TEE EAST BY RAIL.
Suicide Of a Twelve-year-old Coy by
Hanging.
THE RECENT OUTRAGE At VIRGINIA.
Day Fixed for the Execution of Charles
Colby at Santa Cruz.
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An Adverse Eeport-Lane's Fire Escape
BfIl-Attcmpted Suicide Caused BY Dys.

An Adverse Eeport-Lane's Fire Escape
BiIl-Attcmpted Suicide Caused BY Dys.
pepsIa.
SAN Francisco. January 19th.--In the
Board of Supervisors tonight the Street
Committee reported against the proposed
Pennsylvania avenue job, on the ground that
such Improvement was not needed at present,
and also that there was defect in the law
providing for carrying out the undertaking.
Fire Marshal Durkee and Chief Engineer
Scanned. who have been interviewed on the
subject speak in favor of Lanes bill provid-
ing for fire escapes on buildings, although OBJ
jections were made to bringing the escapes so
near to the ground as to enable burglars to
conveniently utilize them, and it was consid-
cred that platforms with capacity for five
persons would be sufficient.
Frank Horan, aged q, who has been
stonning at the American Exchange for a
few weeks past, shot himself in the breast
and head in his room this evening. The
wounds are probably fatal. Koran attrib-
uted his act to the tortures of dyspepsia.
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LOOK AT TIE GREAT WALKERS:

LOOK AT THE GREAT WALKERS
1. W. A. MCINTYRE, San Francisco.
q FRANK CURTIS, Nevada.
g. L. h EMERSON, Hartford.
Z. E. j. EATON, Red Bluff
5. G. GUERRERO, San Francisco
g. T. A. LoRREI., California.
Z. c. F. MACK, California.
8. r. MIRABEAU, California.
9. BROOKLYN BOY, New York
TO- JOHN KIBBLER, California.
II. W. q. SCOTT, California
H. j. MURDOCH, California.
13 BURLING BOY, Connecticut.
a ANTHONY GREEN, Sacramento.
To- HARRY WILSON, California.
Is. LEWIS BRAKAM, California.
II. HARRY NEwHoFF, California
1s GEORGE WILCOX, Nevada
1s. WILLIAM CHENowITH, Nevada.
20. WILLIAM KENNEDY, Nevada.
81. D. WALSH, California.
%. C. DIFFERING, Sacramento county
%. JAMES MORROW, Placarville.
And others whose entrance has not as yet been
forwarded.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
WESTERN HOTEL.

MOS Al, 4S, As, AZ, 40 AND 81 K STREET,
~ Sacramento, Cali ornia.
This well known house has been newly furnished
Every department has been made complete. 1t hF e
200 well ventilated single rooms, and some so splen.
didy furnished rooms for families. Terms per day
Board and Room, 81 to 81; Meals, rs cents. Free
Coach TO the hotel. Tja71 VIZ. LAND. Prnnrietor.
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YEyHE COURTS HERE AND IN THE EAST
\ have decided that Artificial Stone Pavements,
with plastic concrete. and in detached blocks, are
infringements of the SCHILLINGER PATENT :;
and also when the plastic material is blocked off
with the trowe and cut through far enough to
troll the cracking caused by shrinkage, that such
pavement is in law the as il laid in detached
blocks, and is an infringement OF the patent.
III Sample of our work can be seen n
Sacramento state Capitol.
ia3-la4p
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CRESCENT CITY HOTEL.
ERNER'S HOTEL,

~ and Second, Sacramento. Prices to suit the
tunes. Board 81 per week. Meals, 25 cents.
Lodging, % to 50 cents.
CHAS. DIETRICH & JULIUS RUMP,
n29-4p1m ProprictOrs.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

SANTA Cruz, January 19th--Before fixing
the day for the execution, objections were
made by defendants counsel Lesser and
Lerry, to any order of the Court, on the
grounds of want of jurisdiction, etc, which
objections We're overruled. Colby was then
asked whether he had any legal cause why
the order be not made, and thereupon Colby
related, in lengthy statement, the causes
which led to the shooting, claiming his Inno-
cence, and after the Court had fixed the day
he turned to the Judge and said: If this
judgment is carried out, this Court will be
guilty of judicial murder" The Courthouse
| was crnWded.
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The O'Brien Estate Observation-Disclosures
: Filed.

SAN Francisco, January 19th.-Defend-
ants have filed their answer to the action
brought by John H. Burke against Flood and
Coleman, executors of the O'Brien estate, and
the Consolidated Virginia Mining Company
to recover $4,000, 600, the value of tailings
and working the same The answer is sworn
to by A. W. Ravens, Secretary of the Con-
solidated Virginia Mining Company, and adj
mits that the company had means to build
mills to reduce its ores; that the tailings are
worth only 100000, and no collision or
fraud has been practiced against the company,
nor any concealments, but the Consolidated
Virginia Company has been managed
for the best interests of its stock
holders. Considerable space is devoted
to the pending misjoinder and non
joinder of the parties defendant and the
causes of action, as well as the various sec
tions of the Code relating to the statute of
limitations, while another action pending is
placed in bar-Mackey ard Fair having pc
titioned for rehearing in the United States
Circuit Court of the motion to transfer the
case of Burke VS.. the Pacific Wood, Lumber
and Flume Company, ct al, from the State
to the Federal Court. Judge Sawyer to-day
took the same under advisement.
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utrsvay Robsery al Pefaluma.

PETALUMA, January Considerable
excitement was caused here this evening by
report that a robbery had been committed on
the outskirts of the town. The report proved
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Day Fixed for the Execution Of Charles
Colby at Santa Cruz.
CALIFORNIA.
Meeting of WOriiingnen and Women
shocking Accident ut Oakland.

Meeting of WOriIingmen and Women
shocking Accident at Oakland.
SAN FRAEoIsco, January 19th.-A meet.
ing of Worlanemen and women was held
yesterday afternoon in Charter Oak Hall,
for the purpose of discussing the condition of
The laborers and craftsmen of this city, with
view of devising, if possible, measures for
the relief of unemployed and destitute men
and women. 1t appeared from the verbal
reports made by representatives of the seve-
raj Trades Unions and labor organizations
who were in attendance, that business was
very dull, and the present outlook in San
Francisco for laborers and mechanics is not
bright; that very many of the last named
classes were idle and unable to obtain employ
ment at any price. Several expedients for
relief, such as the establishment of free soup
houses, the formation of protective society,
ETC., were suggested, but failed to result in
any definite action.
William Gross, while out hunting with a
friend on Telegraph avenue, Oakland, yester-
day afternoon, saw what he thought was a
wildcat in the bushes, about seventy-hv
yards off He borrowed his friends gun and
fired, shooting a child about nine years OF
age, fatally it is supposed, and also wounding
a young lady of about twenty. Gross deliv-
cred himself up to the authorities, and is now
In jail.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-01-31
AGRICULTURAL AND DOMEsTIC.

piano Mange.-Wet one slice of
lsinsi lass IN cold water, boil one quart
OF LINK with stick of cinnamon in it,
dram The isinglass out of the water and
SUI ~ INTO the milk; when dissolved
straln 1t through flannel bag, sweet
en ~, ana when cold pour it into molds.
"A Nebraska correspondent of the
WeSseTn Rural has become convinced
py observation and experience that corn
neeo not necessarily contain smut in
oruer 10 be injurious to cattle; old, in
dlgestl6le stalks cause impaction of the
stonach, and if given without green
tooo,, like fall rye, he says, or roots, say
we' losses may be looked for.
Warm Slaw.-Slice a head of cab
bage line; put it in stew-pan, with
little water, and scald we'll; sprinkle
saiI' pepper and sugar over it; then
take Two thirds of a teacup of vinegar,
one-Gnlrd of teacup of water, one egg,
one-nalf teaspoon of flour, well mixed
together; pour it over the cabbage, and
let IL come to boil, when it is ready
for the table.
Floating Island. -Sweeten a pint
OF tnick cream with white sugar, CRATE
in the peel of one lemon; whip it to a
froth; pour pint of thick cream into
CHINA dish, lay sponge cake in thin
slices over it lightly, then layer of
some kind of jelly, then pour the whip
pea cream on top and pour what re-
mains into the bottom of the dish.
Garnish the rim with sweetmeats.
When an animal is suffering from
the beaves care must he taken to i'm
prove its condition in every possible
way. Give all the feed in small bulk,
feeding no rough hay; and, indeed, Civ
ing as little hay as possible. Give a
hve grain dose of arsenic every twenty
four hours for two weeks; then, after
stopping the Arsenic for week, repeat
the treatment TOR another two weeks.
When there is only slight attack this
will often effect a permanent cure.
The value of unleached ashes de-
ponds largely on the amount of potash
naturally found in the soil. Some
soils, especially clays, contain appar-
emily enough potash, and the addition
of more benefits the soil and crops only
by setting loose a larger quantity Of
other mineral elements locked up in
the soil. Sandy, gravelly loans are
more apt to be benefited by more pot
ash. There is enough value in leached
ashes to pay for drawing on sandy
loams.-Comntry Gentleman.
"A correspondent of the New York
Tribune says he had to suffer a great
deal from chilblains, and tried great
many things for them without any per-
manent relief, until his folks were
coloring and had some copperas (sul-
phate of iron) about. He washed the
parts of his feet affected with strong
solution of it, which cured them, and
he has had no trouble for five years.
He has had three attacks within the
last twenty years, but a single applica-
ton each time has cured them, and all
who have used it have been cured. But
like tar it will color or stain the bed
clothes if put on in the evening and you
90 to bed with bare feet.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-01-31
Sudden Deaths...Heart Disease.

The cases of heart disease are far less
common than is generally supposed
the heart being one of the toughest or
gans in the body. Still there are many
cases, and they are of different kinds.
There may be paralysis of the nerves
of the heart. When this occurs, death
is instantaneous. angina pectorts not
unfrequently terminates in this way,
for excruciating pains exhaust nervous
force as greatly as does excessive pleas
ure.
There may be what is called fatty
degeneracy of the heart, in which fat
takes the place of the fibrous tissue, and
sooner or later gives way under some
slight excitement.
Sometimes the walls of the heart be-
come quite thin at some point, and this
in connection with the general enlarge
ment of the organ, renders it subject to
more violent action, and it may sud-
denly burst on the quickening of that
action. Such engagements are often
produced by violent and protracted ex-
ertions, as in boat-raclng.
Or there may be dilatation of por-
ton of an artery leading out from the
heart; such dilatations are called Gnea-
rtsnas, and are attended with loss of the
elasticity of the heart and thinning of
the walls of the vessel. Hence. it may
suddenly rupture, or, which is equally
fatal, the walls may dilate so far as to
prevent the outflow of the blood to the
brain.
Every one even in health knows how
quick and strong any emotion what
ever acts upon the heart-knows from
his own experience. In all diseases of
the heart absolute self-control, at all
times, is of the most urgent necessity.
Without it life may cease at any mo-
ment. Youths COMPANION.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-01-31
boiled over when the children were

boiled over when the children were
making candy. ,o.
Having watched the varying changes
for several hours, and having IN the
meantime eaten our lunch and IN
creased our stock of specimens, we take
up the line of march homeward, giving
a last look at the points of interest. An
uneventful walk brings us to the foot
of the hill, up which we toll, arriving
at the house a full ten minutes before
our guide, who made several stops to
get his wind. -HtLo, HGUGtt, Cor. Chs
cGOO Tribune.