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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-03
NEW ADvERrIsEMnNTe.
NEW ADvERTIsKMnNTe.
CIoAKS1
cLOAks! cLOAKs!

We have Just received DIRECT from NEW YORK,
new and elegant stock of Ladies' Misses and Chdres
CLOAKS, which we offeriug at the following
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-03
sucklen's Arnlca SaIve.

The BEST SALvE in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped
hands, ehilblains, corns, and all
kinds Of skin eruptions. This
salve is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction in every case or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Heinzeman & Ellis,
wholesale agents, Los Angeles.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
The KclroEx-spoford Inv.x.Isntion.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16-The Committee on
Privileges aud ELECTIONS examined only one
of KellpgR's witnesses this morning, Mr. l..
Il. Hubbard, who cpntradlctrd DeLaceys
statement that he (Hubbardl was present and
saw The envelope placed in DeLacey's desk In
the House OF representatives., which DtLacey
swore contained $50, and which, hs aaid,
WAS intended to Influence his vote for Kel-
logg as United States Senator. K-llogg's
counsel then asked that the testimony OF E.
Il. Weber, who testified against Kellogg In
New Orleans be her stricken from the roll
or that the witness be compelled to come
here and submit to cross-examtnation. This
question was held under advisement for
future decision by the committee. Senator
Kellogg submitted letter. claiming the
right to introduce additional testimony In
rebuttal of original testimony that may
hereafter be offered by Mr.. Spafford, and also
claiming the right to tstify on his own be-
half, when all the evidence Is In. Without
deciding the question, the committee post
poned further consideration Of the case until
Monday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Negro Taken from Georgia Jail and
Lynchea by Unknown Men.

ATLANTA. Jan. II -NRt Smith n negro. who
was cpnnad In the j4ii at Jpns sbnro t9s. fot
nn atsm ptsd oHtrHes on Mrs q r. wAs tnk an
out by an unknown pa II 81 IN. n, carried I've
When found no had gunEhnt wound through
tn" breast Rppal emily made after hu had been
hung.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN EEw yoRE.
NEw YoNH Jan l7.-Ihe fire ut Ne }Gt Broad,
way 'nat night destroyed tho propaify Of Abram
Kaufman aud J, E. Andrews to tho extent oi
st5O 900
HoaT N Jlu. II -flohnn Aprngua's River.
aid" Oil Worka, n EIht Gas britig with 900 onC
gal ms ros ns, machinery. eo. were de-
sttoyei by fire ~ night. I.oea $50 900
aENhToR monGAns SONS AsaAlLAHr
WARRINGTON. JAN tn the casa Of Lury
Hheit H"ltout rh rig ID wltp n aauit with Intent
tn k'll John II. NJ ,, gan. son nf henntpr Morgan
uu /. tho court decide 10 hold Miss Har-
ton fnr tho aai"n of tho grand jury In tho sum
Of $1,000.
THE HINTON MURDER TRIAL.
TErERsRuRG, Va Jan. IT,. The trial ~ James
Nj. YouBg tor tho u,ut dor oi George Hinton on
tha frat ~ vanhnr ,st wts rsrumad In he
Hu tlngs q urt to-day. whom tbs cross. exHm-
tua'lon OF witns SOS Tor Tho com mon wealth by
d.fenaa wna cnnt,lated. AT the close nf fhe tx
amin tfpn OF wttneagas csrttin Instructions
were prepared nv couns for tho Il. fsnss and
q o common wealth To go bafnrs iha Jury MI
wore Ruhnt,'d IL tho court and HGcspfsi Tha
court adjourned n til Monday morning aud
the jury was placed In charge II the city scr
seaut to b. kspt toEsther until thnt time,
MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE.
LOUISA COURTHOUSE. VI. Jan. 1.-THE trial
OF WIN. yar Tor ths murder of his wife in
October. 1879. was concluded with II verdict of
murder ia iha snc nd tipgreo and confinement
In the penlten'tary for eighteen years.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
DEATH OF DIR. DE! CApDEVIELT,E,

Our community WIS startled yesterday after
noon by rumor, which subsequently, proved
- ba onlV too true, that Dir. Auputts do Uapds-
| yieile had died suddenly. The first accounts OF
the unfortunate occurrence we're HUMOROUS and
tho esact circumstances uuehtanabIs exc ut
by visit to the late resdenee of thnt most es~
timable gentleman and worthy pbyslolan.
Endowed with robust health, u splsnad ply
snue and vgpr ard energy thai seemed To
vouoh long and prosperous lifa thsro ,vas
nothing In DR. Gapdevee pppearanoe ta ius
tify the apprehension Of auoh a calamity az bs-
f. him and his family yesterday and therefore
tho aurprise Of his friends ani aeunalntanoes
lsevernl Of whom had seen and conysrssd with
him low hours bef4re his d5mlsel was natu-
ra lly gtaat.
Tho facts attendi z The spf nccurrenae are IN
hriaf aa follows: Pr. CApd"v ellie had been Gu
geged during large pprt n he day With n
patient TO whom he was devetad. and to whom
FREQUENT administrations Inf n otoform were
neceseary. Between - md o'olnok. tetprt Ing
from the bed ,ide Of he friend. he aaosnded 10
his room nt his residences on Bourbon street,
b.at T"ulauae, Here he WAS u.t by ore IT his
changed concerning his patient. and he sslI
baok nrdH. diving In phaut taen or twenty
minutes, II .twiths'andng the Immediate a.
tendance OF Dir. Btyop. who WAS SUNNI Jned
from bis residence across tho wav
For snme time. although TN hDnr nf tho
physician. friehds Of The d"pe ,aed enlsavorsf
owing oths diatfnaa fbtn whlnh T. had plunged
tho members of his family. IL was impossible
to npprnvin H'a N cancnslon
II was nnall Y ascertnlnaa That Dir CiphsyaIIs
hhd within thrs or four deVs cotn pntnpd on
two or thres ocGnafona of an exnruelntinp main In
the br"aat, which. Iowtvar WIS ouch time of
very short duration. Upon this 1t WIS CON
rlndsd that his death waa caused by MI nneur-
lam Ia tho region o. tha heart Gtng stion bs-
Ing induced hy this ahsor Il ~ Of n large qlan-
fty OF chlorofnrm in i II prae' los during the
day. Dr CapdevieIle WIS about fottv-two
yours OF agH. naive Of This city and the
brother OF Paul Gapanvlee, Bsg. and Mr.,
armand Gapfevfrlle of The Bae. AMI the son OF
Mrs A. Cnrdayislla. who u lah or In works
of charity is know throughout tho city.
As y gentlemen AnRusfe Oapdevielip had no
Enuafi"ra. and ms II physician hi5 standing was
with IN" highest Ia hls profession; one OF bis
r.csnt achievements IN surgery having won for
him unusual dis inGtiOn
Dr.. OapievislIe leaves II yannR wife, besides
his mother, brothers and sisters. to mourn his
Hreuarsbs lnea.
His funeral will take nlnce this evening.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
REX IN LIVERPOOL.
He Is Received with Distinguished Honors
The Royal Fleet En- Route for
New Orleans.

LIVERPOOL Jan. 17-Fhe feet Of His Ma
jnsty the Klng OF the Carnival arrived here
yesterday.
His Maiasty the members Of his household
and the officers OF the navy, have been tho re-
cipirnts OF many distinguished attentions.
II II. III. the Prince of Wales visited the
flagship this morning and WAS received with
loyal honOra.
The meeting between the king and Lord
Beaconstield was very cordial.
Her Maj 'ety tho Qne.n go good az to
tender II, congratulations To Rex and wish
him pleasant voyage to his chosen capital,
New Orleans.
The fleet sails for New Orleans this after
noon aud will arrive there February9.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
Bark sunk by n Collision I'm New York
HarnDr,

NEW YoRK, Jan. 1.-THE bark Gerald G.
Toby. whlle lying a harbor off B ,dlo-'4 Isl-
saya" nah, for Savannah. at 4:30 o. m to-day
staving hole In her ut eida just abaft tho
slipped her anchors and was towed to the fats
rear the islaul. where th4 now lies aground.
The City OF Savannah returned. with her
foreop and forward gone to ascertain tho
damage done and then proceeded to sea.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
Tho suit Against NcGosnb and the South
ern Railroad AssOeiatIan~a

Nav YORK J N. II 3 In tho argumd% yeater-
dny bef"re Judge BlH chford In tho United
St4t"e Grcui @ urt. Tor tho dissolution Of tho
irJanetion In ha quit Of th" Chicago St Louis
aud N. W Orleans II tilroad @ mpauy against II.
: Mc01mb ~ d thu Houtsafn iiailIo oHd Apsocla-
ton. 70 restrain dnfenfants from aelti or
parting wi h my nftha first or second mortgage
bonds Of the Mtsais. tppi Gentrnl RnIroad Com
pnny. II wns held til II the Injunction should
still remhtn out: that plnjnfm should pay into
IN" United Sfnte~ Tfurt Company tho amount
Of COUPONS on $3.50. fsecond mortgage bonds
OF the Mis-issiup Central Railroad Company,
TO await Tho Issue pending In the suit.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
AT THE RINK.

Last night tho Roller Skating Rink was
crowded with u very large audience. the warm
weather netwithstanding. and many partiei-
pated 10 the healthfnl exercise. This popular
resort continues to afford much pleasure 10 It's
patrons During the evening there was gran
march. led by Miss Minnie H. and Thomas
O'Oonnor, Jr. There waB aeo Il eentlemen's g
race against tina. which WAS very exciting
and afforded much amuaement. This w - won
by Mr.. Ohas. A. Murray In / IN nute and sse-
ondB. distance. ono nth of II uie
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
Investigating the causes of the Ute Out
brfnk.

WASHINGTON, Jan. II. The House Committee
on Iudian Affairs to-day resumed tho inve9tt-
cation OF the causes Of ths recent Ute outbreak
Vim. NJ. Leeds .orm RI y cnef Jerk Of the Indian
Bureau. appeared and stated, rs among the rea-
sona and causes for dtsnfsction Of the Indians.
was the failure o. the Iudlau Bureau to send to
r Il implements as agreed IT,; Tho prohibition Of
the sac OF arma ami ammunition : the delay oH
the department furnishing aupplies etc In
summing up Mr.. l. eds attributed tho dis aT So
ton 10 the utter iuatten'ton Of Commissioner
Hay to the condition. claims and necessities Of
the Ute Iudiana.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
a WoRKINGMEN's MEETING.

About ono hundred worktngmen OF this city
assembled laet evening ri Fabacher's Il saloon,
No. II draver street for the purpose of Dream
iziog mutual benevolent aasooi ltlon. and tho
following Temporary ffleprs were elected:
Goo II. Snhreihar. prev ident: Jno q. BchsreF
secretHry jos FthaGhrr. treGsurer.
Gnmmlttea on Constitution mud By Laws--
Geo II. Schrelbe,s chairman; r. Iiensler,
so"neer Ftsi. Jr. Fred. Schneider. ]. A. Null
roy, j. A. Gorman
The members Of fho organiz ,tinn will meet
again on Mondny, January 26, for the purpose
af organizing permanently.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
FOREIGN Flashes.

LONDON. Jon. 1.-THE steamer William
Bnrketi. from Savannah for Reyal, aground
near halutn, has II ,atrtl.
FAHfa, Jan II, nj. jules Favre Ia danger
oustV ILL.,
BRHssELs. Jan, II The Etropen news On
pen says that tho conclusion nt a eon0prdat
TWEEN Germany and ths Vatican ls near at
hand. and that sev.tal obnoxious ena0tments
Of the Fe,lk laws will hn stlpprpased
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
Staub.

We received from staub'5 wonderful. inex-
haustibe depository OF naws at G9ldthwaits's.
corner Of Canal street and Exchange Alley. all
the latest New York and Philadelphia papers.
and also H4rpet's NJ ,gazine for T, bruary and
Frank Leslle's Illustrated Journal Harper's
Magazine Is especially interesting number. and
everybody should buy one.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
The Bib To Be Reported in Favor of
Fiaz John Porter.

WASHINGTON. Jan. IT The FL ,use Committee
on Military Affairs a the meeting to day agreed
upon tn tr report 10 accompany Representative
Bragg bill for the restoration OF Gen. Fig
John Porter. 1t nruvides for hta restoration To
The se' vice with the rank OF colonel, aud award
him SIS 800 In lieu Of all back pay to which he
may havs b5en entitled
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
THE BALL AT EXPOSITION HALL.

Lnet night M asseu blage numbering at
least 5000. gathered at Exposition Hall ID re-
tponse to tho Invitations sent out By the Be-
nevolent Association of tho Sons OF Louisiana
for their annual fancy dress and mHeanerade
ball The assocat h4d handsomely pro-
yded for iie guesta Tho hall uaa tablefnlY
decorated with the Hlgs of oil nations artIeti-
only arranged. ID hcnR WAS the I bj ,ct of he
largo crowd gathered on the o"e sinn and from
all Appearances WAS thoroughly eBjovsd. The
arrangements were perfeGt and everything
PASSED of most pleasantly.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
OV ER, TIE OCEAN.
The Latest Cable Reports Concern
ing European Affairs.
Cold Reception of the Ministers Ad.
dress I'm the French Senate The
Abolition Bill in the Spanish
Cortes Germany and
the Vatican.
FRANCE.

LONDON, Jan i7.-Tfh Paris correspondent
OF the 7,mea says The ministerial pro-
gramme, which was read In tho chambers
yesterday. was reoelved somewhat oodly In
the Senate hy tho Left Centre. willis tho pure
and advanced Left applauded the referaneps
to the edneaiinn bin and Tho magIstraev
and alsp tho Gnse nf the programme Tho
galleries nf the Senate were only half filled
In the Ghamhar of Deputies the programme
WIS greeted with siilligiant tayor to reasstlre
tho tiieuds OF tho CABINET
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
THE SHIP CHARLES.

At II o'elonk last night tho last burning bala
was sent out Of tho hold of Tho ship Charles.
Tho fro had boon burning In the lower hold.
and had quite q Start before diseovered To
tho presence Of mind OF Capt. Raymond In
seeping his batches rloatd when the re- first
broke out. Ia duo tho small loss Tho ssei was
turned over by tbs Protector" to the e5rn-
rnauding nfflosr yesterl " evening and In a
day or two he Will continue loading to take bis
IgrFrturp
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
mitchell RIFLES.

Tho annual ball Rlv4n by that crack organ
ization. the MI che Rides. took place last night
ut Odd Fellows Hail.
Tho entertain mont wa9 q most ani ioyabIe
affair and was p4rtic pftted In by a .rge as-
Remblage. All who had the pleasure OF being
present will renembsr 1t as d most pleasant
and soclable affair.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
FlYnn's.

Go to Flynn's periodical and stationery store,
on Commercial Alley. to-day and provide your
self with all the latest publications OF the day.
It Ia usef ss to detail the literary lore on Flynn'g
table. for be has everything In his line that you
may care for.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
Government suls Against q United states
Marshal.

LOUISVILLE. Jan. 17.-sults have been COM
mencod la Denalf cf thA United afe. govern
ment against Weden ON al formerly United
States marshal. and his bontsmen. charRi q
that O>Seai is tndebtef to plaintiff for public
money amounting TO s62.127.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
kI'A IN.

MADRID Jan. 17-After a long preliminary
disGuasiOn, IN which thu Nj Mlustpr Or Colonies
and Senor SiIvela bore the ehaf parts tho
Chamber nf Deputies to-day adopted the fret
five atticles ot ihs abolition bill Tho mi
notify are stll absent from thu aebatas, but
intend ~ hold n meeting ta-nprrow, when
they will decide whether they Will resume
their seats or not.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
WooDBINE SOCIAL CLUB.

Tho ball given last night by the woodoine
Social Club. at No. 80 Camp street. was a very
d llghtful affair and al present enjoyed them
selves to their hearts ntent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
Virginia Moving AEainst the VIOiatOrs
Of Her Ol er Laws.

RICHMOND, Jan. 1.-THE Senate yaetar Jay
passed tn. House bill anpropriating SIS TOR
the euDpre-s sion Of ourages hv non-reside mt
crews nf oyster resses Ia Virginia waters
The Governor will doub less approve fhe iii
at once. when mea ures will b. Immediately
taken 10 carry out The proposed object.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
A strike AIMING Female nnl Operatives,

NEWPORT. r I j. Jan. 1.-THE card spreaders,
al L NAL, =. Of the AQuidneck snd Perry cotton
mills have struck. for higher wages. Their
places viii be filled by h.lu from other places
outrsgeously assaulted By the help Of both
m Ills
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18

the aaFoeinted banka shows the ( flowing
ehatgns! 10 ns. Increase ss14 300 spapia. In
crease ~ 100 lHpal ndn,e II crtase, 81 Al5.-
40! deposits, increase. 80 7gG 300. rirGnl ulpn,
daoraR' q. 81 III DDl reletNe ugrraar, A2S sa25
The bnnka now have 81 o.. .s2h In Excess of tle
legal requirements.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
The new North Carolina 4 Per Cents.

RALEIGH N G Jan. 1.-THE treasury the
State Of North Carolin hss funded between
five and six millipns OF oil bonds In the new
per cents, bearing interest from July. 1885,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18

Fall In and get your raitous at Commissary
Lannes's. Magazine Market. stalls and 80.
Roasts, chops. steaks. outlets. sausages brains.
chickens. eggs and vegetables till you Cannot
rest Cheap for cash.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18

ALABAMA Coal This coa i5 becoming very
popular IN this market and parties In need of
coal will do well to drop In at No 40 Carondeiet
street and leave their orders. This coal Is de-
Hvered to any Lart Of the city at the lowest
prio
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18

Bafliff John ID. Davis killed a negro who
was attempting to rescue one whom the OIL
Ger was carrying to Wetumpka jail, Ala,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18

Reed's Gilt Edge Tonic cures fever and aqua
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18

The New York Baak abatement.
NEW YoRK. Jan. l7.-The weekly statement Of
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
THE LAW OF TIE CASE.
An Laid Down by The fupreme
Court Of Maine.

A Decision Generally Favorable TO the
Republicans Gov. Smith Orders
the Militia Not TO Obey Gen.
Chamberlain The Fusion
tsts Appoint Commit
tee to Decide Upon
Course Of
Action.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-04-02


We know that men naturally shrinl, from
the attempt ~ cbt ain 60 npa ,i9ns who are
their eupcriars; bat t'pcs WI. find th4t rr.i-
iy i,itel.i .,cnt woman, who possess the most
desirable qualities, and uniformly modest,
and hold their charms in modest estimation.
DO not imagine that any disappointment in
love which takes place before you are TWEEN.
ty-one years old, will be Of any material
damage to you. The truth is, that before Z
man is twenty-five years old, he does not
know what he wants himself The more o.
man yor become, and the more manlines,
you become capable Of exhibiting in your ~
sociation with woman, the better wife you
will be able to obtain; and one years po,
session Of the heart and hand Of reAli,
noble woman, is worth nine hundred ana
ninety nine years possession Of = sweet crea
ture with two ideas in her head, and moth
ing new to say about either OF them.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-04-02


On Tuesday Of last week Captain
Raymond, keeper Of life station No.
s, found ON the beach THAT he sup-
posed to be q mermaid, which had been
washed up from the sea. II was dead
when it came on the beach, and in :
slight state OF putrefaction. Captain
Raymond describes it as being about
the size of an ordinary six year old,
boy to the waist or middle portion Of
body resembled boy in every particu-
lar. He says that its face, head, neck
arms and bast, az well As hair, were
perfect in appearance to those of hu.
man being. There were no fingers on
the hands, but coarse moppy hair
like the frizzled end Of . whalebone
supplied their place. The lower por
ton OF the body from the middle Of
waist downward, resemhled that OF I
shark. the tail, being covered with ,
hairy substance similar to that Of tn,
hands. The see nymph has creatcs
great excitement in the vicinity OF tn
station, and many Of the inhabitant
thereahouts think its presence fore
bodies had luck. Captain Fowler say
the "tarnal critter" comes there for n
good, and that it betokens . terrill
shipwreck and fearful loss of life whic
is soon to happen on that part Of III
coast. - Wilmington Del, Herald.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-04-02
4 Maduian's AWf,l Crime.

ST.. LOUIS 1S.-A horrible tradge-
dy occurred early this morning in the
suburbs of this city. Conrad Hicnan,
who was just recovering from delirium
tremens, ATTACKED his wife as she on.
tered his room, driving knife into
the lungs of their infant which she
held in her arms He then buried it
in her heart. Ho also stabbed a broth
er who attempted to disarm him, and
broke away, ran towards the river
aud has not been seen since.
LATER. Hienan @as arrested this
afternoon in Carouklet at he ex
trrne southern part ofsth& c.eg, ray
ing, incoherent maniar} bog. og pro
lection from pursuing demons. 1ht
Infant will die.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-04-02

A well known Georgian, while travelling
in Liberty county recently, met lame ne.
gro preacher in the roal and stopped him
fora little talk.
Butler" said the gentleman, II see you
have your Bible IN your hand. Do you
preach to-das'"
.Yes.er."
"Well, what is your text"
"Wcl., sab, | amt TUX no tex cs yit"
"What. no text! Don't you prepare your
sermons
''No, sab; not 'zactly.'
"Why, Butler, | have never known I
preacher to deliver sermon without writ
| ing it or thinking it over"
''Dats wrong, sab, Dat Ain's cortin te
de Seriptur. De Bible say. 'opan yer mou
en- will fill ur,.'"
"I:ut, then, there are son. mighty bi:
mouths.
"Yesser, dat's so---dst's 80, sho."
""ell, you haven't prepared say sermon
and you haven't taken any t~xt What d.
| SON intend to 10 to-day
"Well sab. jes specks teriay fer te
play rom 'n,ng lie Psslgns. '--ANsai'
Coasi,u ion.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-04-02
! arI0us Causes

Advancing years, care, sickness, dissp-
ppintmeat, and hereditary predisposiiion
all opperaie to turn the hair gray, and
either OF them incliaes it to shed prema.
'urefy. AYERS ii .it vig IL vii restore
fad-i or gray, iight or red hair 10 n rich
hr' wn or deep black, as niay he desired
sufieDs aud cieapsrs The scalp. giving At
-eaiihy ac'ian, and rea'cyes and cures
daudruH and humors by its use falling
hair Is checked, aud nrN growth viii he
prodhrei IN all cases where The foiic'es
arc not desir yed or glauds deeayed, hs
effects are beautifhlly show op hrasay
weak or s,ckiy hair. to which lev nppli-
cations will prohace The gloss and fresh nes 8
OF youth. Harmless and sure in as opera
Ion, II u Incompatible as - DIRE ssing, and
l. tspeci,ily vaIued for The soft lnstre and
richae-. OF tone il imparts II rontains
neiihrr oil nor dye, aud will nnt soil or
color white cRrnbric yet it lasts lorg on
the hair, aud hreps !; fresh and vigorous.
r9u SALE ~ ALL DEALERS.
j. 9. Moxie$, general agent, Leg is;on, l.