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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-14

United States viii. ct that point,
have created = substantial harbor
from . commercial sense. a. well
- : harbor OF refuge. The outlay,
beaides, will have been absolutely
tridIng. The French government
has created ct Cherbourg, at an
outlay Of seo,o0o,0OO, an artificial
harbor. With an expenditure Of
only quarter Of q million Of dol
lars It 10 In the power Of the gov
eminent Of the United States to
perfect . harbor which will be Of
incalculable benefit to this section
and to the country. II Romualdo
Pachsco is worth his salt he will
see to 1t, this winter, with the
powerful cooperation Of Senator
Farley, that this work shall re-
ceive national aid which will re-
suit In realizing the sanguine ex-
pectations of Col. Mendell and the
late Gen. Alexander. When it is
borne in mind that California and
che regions developed by Califor-
mia, have, in tho last thirty yeara,
contributed fully $4,000, 900, 900 to
the channels of the worlds ex-
changes, very little indeed has
been done for this Coast by the
National Government. 1t is
high time that something should
be done to cancel the heavy
balance.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-14

Forster's character. For one thing
II has been An open secret that one
OF tho most important members Of
the government has borne with
much uneasiness the decision
adopted 1T the last meeting not to
ask for coercive measures. For an.
other thing, the want Of grasp and
flrmness which Forster has shown
from the first, 10 exactly the quail
ty from which We might expect
prseipitancy ct last. 1t lie q very
grave crisis, both to England and
Ireland. II Gladstone anil one sec.
tion of his colleagues refuse acgui-
escence In extraordinary measures,
1t seems almost certain that the
ministry will fall to pieces. II the
government decide, with or with
out the assent of Parliament, to
adopt extraordinary measures Of
repression, there will remain the
imm ediate risk of worse trouble in
Ireland and will hand it over def
nitsly to the Home Rulers for the
future. It is probable that Forster
will obtain in some form the ex-
traordinary powers that his subor.
dinates at the castle have at last
persuaded him that he must have.
It is unlikely that the ministers
who have hitherto opposed coer-
cion will break up the government
rather than allow Ia December
what they might be compelled to
allow In January. The chances are
that by this time tomorrow we
shall have once more committed
ourselves to the old policy of ar bi.
trary government.
Forgery sn High Lsf~.
PARIS, Dec. 13th.-Baron De
Friedland and his wife have been
arrested. The latter, who Is the
daughter of the Duke De Persigny
and grand daughter Of the Princess
De Lamoscowa, and granddaughter
Of the ex-Empress Eugene, lie
charged with forging her grand
mothers signature to acceptances
amounting to los. 200 francs. -
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EAsTERN.

NEW YORK, Dec. 18th.-It is un.
derstood to have been decided that
. new division will be created and
that Eohofisld will be assigned to
its command. thus relieving him
from duty a. commander Of the
department of West Point. The
new division will comprise the de-
partmsnts of Arizona and Texas
and part Of the department o.
Missouri.
The Irish Land League have
formed q regular government
which imposes taxes which are
paid chesrfully.
Bin Kssne's elans.
NEW YORK, Dec. lS.-Ths Zrib.
une says that Jas. r. Keene paid
800 gineas for Blue Gown. The
money lost was fully covered by
insurance, but much delay will be
caused in the execution OF Keene's
plans to found : breeding stable.
It 10 known that Kssne 10 now
negotiating for horse to take the
place Of Blue Gown, but II the me-
gotiAtion should be successful the
new purchase would not be shipped
until Spring on account Of the
danger Of : Winters voyago acroes
the Atlantic. Koono has not yet
secured = farm suitablS 1of stock
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-14

k 49,.
xME farmers Of the San Fer
1910 valley have made consider
w. headway in seeding their
n06 70 wheat. The 1essrs.
0nEorehlm 4 Van Mugs have al
56d eewed eight thousa nd acres
e41e etAple and that firm alone
lo0oooo to seed at least forty
nouooDd acres. Los Angeles
(nntY has ct last demonstrated
1oll - b = frst-elass wheat $ ec-
~ ead the splendid crop of the
sIGo1tkt Will be discounted the com.
1eG year Il the season ends ~ II
- btkun:
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-14

8 n = eomoWhat curious that AL
ool4 seventy miles sepa.
= ~ terminl Of the Southern
~ y AM The Atchison, Topeka
Qn1tA - railways. II requires
/ 9ocue % thrss hundred miles by
G6o y make the connection.
)6eo Il not for this formidable
- ~ tide Of travel over the
4 ootheEn route would already have
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-14

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNION HALL.
Dec. "A to 10, Inclusive.
The Ladies' Fair.
05 Cents.
NEW ADvERTIBEMENTs.
o0 cents.

CHOICE LUNCHES each day from II
to 4. Refreshments each evening.
THE SILK .QUILT-valusd a $500
will be on exhibition, and will be present.
cd to the young lady receiving the highest
number Of votes.
THE COOK BOOK--lOO0 copies pre-
pared and published by the Ladies from
the choicest recipes used by the families in
this city, Handsomely gotten up, bound in
flexible cloth cover, will be for sale during
the Fair for u per copy.
A FINE OIL PAINTING by one Of our
local artists will be disposed Of.
On each evening will be presented an
amusing entertainment by home talent.
TUESDAY EvENIN0-Music and song
conducted BY Mr.. and Mrs. Alternately.
WEDNESDAY EVENING - National
Songs Of different nations, to be sung in
the native language, conducted by Messrs.
Gillette, Gibson and Abernathy.
! THURSDAY EVENING" Ministers
Donation Party, conducted BY the young
FRIDAY RvENING--Ths children will
make 1t lively. Mrs. Bassett will see that
the little ones keep up their reputation for
! fun.
SATURDAY EvENING-Proi. Day and
Mr.. Abernethy will give an Old Folks
| Concert, at the close OF which the vote for
| the quilt will be counted and the quilt pre-
scented to the happy young lady. d11-lw'
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-14

ANTON FISCHER, from . homi-
1l1al standpoint, 10 liberal mind
~ sort Of . man. II he had not
6oou Interrupted Sunday night,
Igor Kalloch and several promi-
noDt stock brokers would have
1oen made to bite the dust. The
ballet which he put into Mr.. Beer
ntooher threatens to temporarily
Impair the efficiency ~ Of our
precious Railway Commission.
However, there is consolation in q
kaow edge Of the fact that any
MIN 10 possession of . fat sinecure
II certain to pull through. Fischer's
ease 8 probably = genuine one of
en- OF anAl insanity.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-14

- xnoRosAL TO employ one hum
~ snd nfty men and one hundred
5&ono On the Southern California
!>i&lVoy, East from San Diego, 10
- 1fnt practical intimation that
- outelde world has received
1nat solid work 10 meant in that
1lcooelon. We are glad to well
oGno oviden COS Of solid business
lIom eur sister city, which has so
1nG boon treated to illusory Willie
H. ~ Wisp from . railway point
H WV.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-14

breeding, the reported shenandoah
purchase not having been c0nsum-
mated. He has recently bought =
large interest In Jerome Park.
He purchased one.fourth of the
capital stock Of the Jerome Park
Villa site and Improvement Conn
pany. The price paid has not been
made public. The stock Of this
Company, which amounts to .
million, was admitted last week to
the free list Of the stock exchange.
Secretary ThemDsen Ressgas-
Psnsma Canal Matters.
NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-A WASH
ington dispatch says: Secretary
Thompson this morning requested
President Hayes to name hts sue.
cessor, as he will retire on the Goth
inst. The President designated
Secretary Of War Ramsey to act
as Secretary OF the Navy in addi.
tion to his other duties, on and
after the date above mentioned.
The attention OF Secretary
Thompson was to-day called to the
account of the interview between
himself and General Grant relative
to Panama canal matters. He
stated that he had no conversation
with the General in regard to his
relation with the canal project.
The Secrstary's attention was also
called to the fact that discussion
has arisen regarding the applica.
tion of the Monroe Doctrine to the
canal enterprise. He said that
when 1t came to question Of the
absorption Of the slightest portion
Of any territory OF the Central
American States, he would go as
far as any one to prevent 1t, and
would be In favor of using all the
power of the United States to tn at
end. He added: The construction
Of thes Panama canal involves no
antagonism to the traditional poll.
cy Of this country, or necessarily
any contest for control of the route.
The project 10 one of private enter.
prise only, and there can be no
more reasonable objection to the
bulk of this capital, or even all Of
| 1t, being subscribed by citizens OF
European countries than there Is
to the use OF foreign capital In
other enterprises.
The lndian Territory Raiders.
CHICAGO, Dec. 13th.-The fol-
ing has been received at headquar-
ters here:
FORT LEAvENwORTH, KS, Dec.
1Sth.-The raiders are still en-
camped north of the Indian Terri.
tory line and the troops are almost
abreast of them In the Indian Ter.
ritory. Paine himself has been de-
posed. Major Randall, with two
companies of cavalry, will join
Mason to-day near HunDeville,
where the raiders are camped, One
cavalry company occupies Okla.
homa and 10 scouting that section
to pick up any small parties com.
ing from the direction OF Texas and
Arkansas. There is no occasion
for any apprehension.
TSigned.1 JOHN POPE,
Brevet Major General Command.
ing.
Msdt0lne Bah Aocldentsiiy shot,
YANKToN, D. T., Dec. 1S.-The
Brule Chief, Medicine Bull, hav.
ing been accidentally shot by = re-
volver dropped from the pocket at
his council, which had been called
to discuss the proposition to lease
the right Of way to the Milwaukee
and st. Paul Railroad through the
Reservation. The wound was seri.
Gus, but Bull charged his followers
not to MODEST any white man be-
cause of the accident and gave to
Mr.. Beveridge, who owned the re-
volver, his best horse as token OF
good will.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-14
FOR EICN.


LONDON, Dec. 13th.-A Times
Dublin dispatch says: It is hardly
correct to say that anarchy pre-
walls in Ireland, for there is dis.
tiuct and potent government which
is rapidly supervising the Imperial
government and is obtaining the
asvendency. It rules with an iron
hand and q promptitude which en-.
forces instant obedience. Its code
10 clear, Its executive resolute, its
its machinery complete and Its
action uniform. There Is gov
eminent de fdcto and govern
ment dc jure-the former welding
q power which is felt aud feared,
and the latter exhibiting only the
pomp and but little Of the reality
Of power; the former 10 terror to
well-doers, the latter no terror to
evil.doers. The'law Of the Land
League 10 becoming the law Of the
land, and while the law OF the
State 10 costly and to q lsrge ex-
tent suspended, the new law 10 Of
fsotively administered chsaply and
conveniently. The League Courts
are sprlnging up at various places,
and the people are instructed to
have their disputes decided by
such Courts and 20 no more
to the sessions. Local magistrates
In the west of ireland have lately
been surprised to find no cases
brought before them except by the
police. The people have been for
some time advised to take this
course, and are now beginning to
act thereon as q rule. Penalties
which said courts have the power
OF inficting are regarded with
more dread than those imposed
under the statutes. Another func.
ton Of the new government, the
levying of taxes, is most effective.
~ fulfilled. No rate assigned by
law IL half a. promptly paid a. the
tax which the League Inn poses.
Licenses to sell At fairs and in
markets arc required by the new
government and their production
10 enforced by summary processes,
The only element wanting to con.
stitute the new government the
controlling pc wsr in the country
is a standing army, hut mate
rails for ono are at hand and are
being filled for use when called
upon. The knowledge Of this fact
creates deeper alarm, because with
an armed and disaffected popula-
ton around them, the loyal sub.
jects of the Queen. in many places,
believes that the danger which
looms beneath It 10 more f0rmida-
BILE thap1visible terror. This fear
is rather confirmed than allayed
BY the military preparations Of the
government and the arrival OF the
nrst battalion Of the Coldstream
Guards and the order for two more
regiments Of troops, indicate the
authorities' consciousness OF the
impending danger.
Ths 1rssh Crisls.
LONDON, Dec. 1Sth.-At the
great land meeting st Croughwell
yseterday, there was strong dem.
Onstration In favor Of Fenianlsm,
the crowd, upon the mention Of
the Fsnian Ihovement, cheering
enthusiastically for several min.
The Pail Nall Gasstte in q lead.
ing article thls morning, says: The
Summing Of the Cabinet meeting
to-day will not cause much surprise
20 those who have been watching
events closely and have observed
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-14
AFr1RNooN srRrnrs--4 =. n.

Savage, $50 b. $40 .; California. LES b;
Alpha, 8; Beicher, 2 10 b; Andes, l.s5 q;
Mexican, 81 u. N Y. 25c b. 80 81. Bullion,
i:e5 8: ophir, eN BIZ =; n Belle. ~ a;
b, 7Ka; Potosi, ~ b, $50 q; Con Virginia.
a.lO q: Mexican az q; Sierra Nevada,
81 b; Justice, 2 IS b, 2.40 q; Caledonia, 26c
q; Albion, Csc b; Occidental, ~ b; Hale
. Norcross, AIS b, $50 q; Gala, LEO b;
Union, 10 b.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-14

IF ID about conceded on all hands
stst the dandiflsd and dllettante
Senator Booth is q conspicuous
faiiurs. He was elected Senato
OF ms United States with . great
hurra1, and ~ the reprssen tative
of tbs elements which sought pro-
lection from the grasp Of corpora
tiars and tho further ascendancy
OF the Republican party. Every
ono remembers his speeches in
1875. In describing the Republic
sssr party he said that 1t numbered
the earth and that its offences
srnslsel rank to high heaven. His
tnvestives against corporations
wefa naodels Of lAborlously and
sytshesally constructed rhetoric.
Vel law that his term is drawing
9 elose, it would be very hard
tndeedfto point to anything that
Reolh mas done, during his whole
Senatorial career, which even the
yeriest clodhopper could point 10
vita pride. He is an emphatic
and irredeemabls failure. The
ability. during term of six years,
70 stlslY up few clap-trap speech
es, Dc soid Of the energy born OF
rervlcsion, IL shown in Booths
csse net to amount to much. Al
y result, Of his Senatorial career hs
will sen the party which he made
his ewn choose as his successor one
Of the most pronounced represent
atiyts n the class that he before
assausnCed. Certainly there could
not well BE- more pitiable ending
q futile public career.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-14

6 ~ hel1itiss Of the HERALD steam
oneg House for doing job work arc not
6cneed In California outside of San
1rIeep and saesamsnto. All work en-
~ u u VIII b executed with neat
6 "a dispatch q the lowest living
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-14
A Fine Thing for the Teeth.

Fragrant SozoDoNT is a compost
tion OF the purest and choicest in.
gradients Of the Oriental vegetable
kingdom. Every ingredient lie
we'll known to have u beneficial eff.
feet on the teeth and gums. Its
embalming or antiseptic property
and aromatic fragrance makes 1t q
toilet luxury. SoZoDONT removes
all disagreeable odors from the
breath caused by catarrh, bad
teeth, &c. 1t is entirely free from
the injurious and scrid properties
of tooth pastes aud powders which
destroy the enamel. One bottle
lasts six months.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-14

SAN FRANCISCO. December Is.
COS Ophir, IN SOS 8 Nevada. Q, 50
ITO Aexican.7Z 6sk
$40 g 4 G, sos, $50 100 u tab, 954,9
80 B a B. 81 $50 Bullion. 1.S0, ~
100 Gallo, LIS. 1.G0 Ito, LES
go Savage, $40, ESQ, 200 ExcheQuer, 1856,
2.55, $50 l.40
$50 ConVa, go, 2.i5 l2305 Justice, $50, 2.55
$50 Potosi, 100, 1855 260, $50
30 Chollar, 2.70, 2.65l 1S5 Union, l0sz, 10M
2.60 l0X
9.5 H 4 N, 5>Hs, 81, 1890 Alta, 8. 81. III,
81 ~, TX. w, ~
$50 Point, lbs 100 Occidental, rs
$50 Jacket, $40. S.65,I ITO Andes, Ito
800 ] 10 Scorpion. 1.50
8l5 Belcher, 2 80. 225 1905 Benton, 2, 2o5,
20 Confidence, % 2.10
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A WIDE AWAKE YouTH's PAPER
For judicious editing, select and popular
contributors. and sprighly, entertaining
reading, the Youths Companion, Of Boston
has no superior among the youths publ.
actions
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-14

PROGRAMME FOR TUESDAY EVENING.
instrumental Duet-Vielin and PIANO..
Misses vickery.
Vocal Solo,. ............ Madame Maria
instrumental Solo. ........M Mrs. Stratton
Recitation. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. miss Plgne
Solo with Qartette-The Virginia Rosebud
Mrs. Caswell.
Piano Dust+Qai Vive Galop.. Cana
Misses Vickery.
Vocal Solo. ................M Mrs. Pearlman
d11-3t
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-14
NEW TODAY.
MASONIC NOTICE.

NEEMBrRs OF PENrALPHA LODGE No.
Nl 202, F. B 4. n, arc hereby notified to
attend special meeting OF this Lodge to
be held TO-DAY (TUESDAY), At . A.
NJ. to attend the funeral Of our late Brother
JONATHAN @ LITTLETIELD.
Members Of Los Angeles Lodge No. ~, r.
4 A. n. and visiting brethren are invited
to attend.
BY order OF the ". NJ.
J. H. MARTIN, Secretary.
Los Angeles. Dec. Is. 1850. 1t
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-14
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORr.
MORNING SESSION

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Elk.
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-14
ecnreeasr Acquissed.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 13th.-
In the trial Of Schroeder for the
murder of DR.. Lefevre, Of Alan eda,
the fury this evening, after being
out ~ hours, returned q verdict of
not guilty.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-14

OAKLAND, CAL, Dec. 1sth.-Ths
Sch foeder jury are still out. They
have not been out Of the jury room
since seven O'Clock Friday evening
and have not yet Notified the Judge
that they cannot agree. They still
stand ten for aoquittal to two for
conviction.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-08-26
FURNITURE
W. G. TEeAulT,
AZ Royal Street,

Desires to inform the pub.
lie and his patrons that his
Stock of parlor suits, cham
Der suits and dining-rooni
suits, both fine and med
ium, has never been as
complet as at present, with
prices lower than ever.
His stock of Furniture
suitable for country trade
is very large and special
are offered to
wholesale buyers.
Orders from the country
will have especial care and
attention.
W. G. TEBAULT,
AZ Royal Street, New Orleans
Jan. 22-1yr.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-08-26
House EeepiMg Goods.
WINTELER d RICKS,

DEALERS IN
LEATHER d SHOE FINDINGS,
Tools, Oils, ETC.,
Manufacturers Of ft8'i 49,
Boots Caters and Shoe Uppers
SPECIAL attention paid to country orders.
100 POYDRAS ST. NEW ORLEANS.
Jan. % .6m, -
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-08-26
s..-. .c WILLIAM Tell,

He was captain of an archery club.
and one OF the best shots with the
bow and arrow in Switzerland. That
o ntry was then under the rule OF the
tyrant Gesler. One day Gesler set his
plug hat on q pole for men to salute.
and ordered that every man in Altorf
sllouid make obeiance to it or die.
Aud they did, every man OF them. Even
the trees standing around made their
hest boughs. Finally Bill Tell came
along with hls little boy. He told the
men Of Aftorf that before he would
bow to Gesier's nat he would 'Altorf
and stamp on IL. That was the kind
"f a bow-an'.arrow be was. Gesier
arrested him on the spot. being mar
shall of the village as we'll as tyraut,
thus drawing a salary from two offices,
contrary to the constitution. Geaier,
as punishment FOR bis audacity, or
hered him to shoot an apple OH the
head Of his Boy. TfisShe did, but it
war au arrow escape for young Tell.
The apple tell. pierced to the core. no
sncore being allowed owing to the
Extreme length Of the performance.
As Tell rushed forward to embrace his
ss'n, another arrow dropped out Of his
vest. .Hat" cried the tyrant. where
fore concealest that arrow" Replied
Tell. pointing TO Gesler's hsad-gsar on
the pole, "To shoot that hatf' The
Joke vas 90 good that Gesler released
''im and gave him a t~wenty-dollar god
piae.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-08-26
sEWlNc MACHINE

z $40 VIII bHy aWesd, Hews, WILSON, Wheeler
a Wilson, Groyer 4 BAKER, AMERICAN, all
Guaranteed in Good Sewing Order,
With each machine VIII be included Q needless,
/ Robbins, / oil can, ! bottle oil. ! screw-driyer.
Also for sale the New and Improved
STE WART SEWING MACHINES,
Made on the same plan az the Singers,
loose Wheel for winding bobbins, elegantly
finished scabinet work with automatic leaf
sipports, panel cover. First-claps ma
chimes In every respect. AT Che low price
Of twenty-five dollars each, With each.
machine a r%ufier, corder, Tucker, bex
hemmers, ~i.Iier, II needles, | oil can, 1
bottle oil, / screw. driver. s bobbins, in
struction book. Cali or address Il
3. b. CHURCHILL, S3S Camp ST.,
apl-l5-6m. NEWORLEANs,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-08-26

The City Railway, tnlcago. works AGO horses. Read what sup
SQUIRES has to say: #
We use exclusively Whhtiers Iiniment. IT will pay all owners of
ors es to call or write. NJ. ". SQUIRES, Supt, c. c. r. Go.
The Express Company work $40 horses. Read what Supt KNIGHT
has to say:
l have been using LNIMENT on the horses of the American and
l. ;. Express Co.'S stables for "a years. never met any that had one
tenth the merit of WHITTIERS LNIMENT. Our Stables are open;
call and see FOR yourselves. II. KNIGHT, Supt. L. S. Exp. Co.
The Transfer Co.., of Chicago work 1884 horses. Read what WIN.
YOUNG d. co. have to say: H#
124 Michigan av-Whitters Eminent should be in every barn. 1t has
real merit.
The Contractors for cleaning OF the city wook S24 horses. Hear what
&c. L. HOTCIIKISS eco. have to say:
Whittier's Liniment will cure more horses in one day than others in n
month. p H4 .t. l.G.T I. IOTCIIKISS u co. Cleaning (Ontrs.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-01-15
Urgent and Hearty Hospitality.

Last Wednesday night two tired duck
hunters sought the tavern at Milpitas
and were soon slumbering with sound
ness that even the scraping and footing
of a country band in the hotel parlor,
where grangers' ball was in full swing,
did not succeed In disturbing. There
are no locks on rural bedroom doors, as
every one knows, and at about 3 a. M
the sleepers were awakened by being
suddenly hauled eutof bed into the mid
die of the floor by the feet. Around
their briefly attired forms stood u circle
of young ladies, brilliant with red cheeks
and green ribbons, who exclaimed
cheerily: 'sYou are nice fellers, ain,t
yer, to be snoozin' in bed when there's
fun going on. Come, there's just two
more couples wanting for another set.
Shin, into yer ~duds and come down!''
Aud if the exasperated hunters hadn't
pretended to consent, and then taken
turns on picket duty, guarding their
door with their breech-1 -1oaders during
the rest of the night. they would have
had to do it, too.--Sdn Francisco. Post.