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ZADKIEL AND RAPHAEL, the riya
astrologefs in the prophetic almanac
business, are pretty much united fol
once in their prophecies of evil for thd
coming year. In the colloquial Eng
lish o. the canyons, the year 1881 is fd
be a ring-tailed roarer-or even worse.
To BIO sure, no self'respeeting astrolo-
ger could venture to predict anything
but misery for a year so crowded with
astronomical phenomena as the pres
ent is. Jupiter and Saturn will be in
conjunction on April %, and about
that time the tribulation 10 to begin.
As the conjunction takes place in
Taurus, it is Only fair guess that the
first misery will be cattle plague.
And as ''the bull rules Ireland,n an
even more direful matter will be an
Irish revolt. Then, in quick success
sion, will follow the, conjnnctions of
Jupiter and Neptune, Mars and Nep-
tune, and Jupiter and Mars, while the
four great planets rapidly will be ap-
preaching their perihelia. This last
has not occurred since the
century, at the time when
she Black Death and the plague al |
most depopulated Europe and SO the
prophets really are letting us off light
y with promise of nothing worse H
han the worst epidemic of Asiatic II
holera that the world has ever known.
n general way we are to have, as a
esult of these uncommon movements
!. the heavenly bodies, wars, murders,
amines, blight, mildew, strikes of
ailroadmen, tornadoes, robberies,
nd things of that sort--not all ct
nee, 10 be sure, but scattered along
nring the present and six following
ears: And then (says Prophet
aphael, bat unsupported by Prophet
adkell,) the world will come to an
nd with crash in the springtime of
'S7. After SO many bothers most
soplc will be disposed to regard this
1al catastrophe as a positive relief
ON an outrageous series of bores.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-04
USES OF Al SAND BAG,
From N. Y. Post.

From N. Y. Post.
One of the most convenient articles
to be used In sick room is sa nd
bag. Get some clean, fine sand, dry
it thoroughly in kettle on the sto Fe.
make bag about eight inches SQUARE
of flannel, Till it with the dry sand sew
the opening carefully together, and
cover the bag with cotton or lin en-
cloth. This will prevent the sand from
sitting out, and will also enable you to
heat the bag quickly by placing it in
the oven, or even on the top Of the
stove. After once using this you will
never again attempt to warm the feet
or hands of sick person with a bottle
Or brick. The sand holds the heat
long time, and the bag can be tuck ed
up to the back without hurting the in
valid. 1t is good plan to make two
or three of the bags ana keep the I'm
ready for use.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-04

Mr.. James Redpath is announced to
lecture at Cooper Institute, New 7 ork,
Monday, January 10, ON the Land
Leauge, what 1t is and what | know
about Boycotting. This viii be an
excellent opportunity to learn the
truth from an able man, who has seen
what he is to speak about. In his
lectures on Ireland he is circulating
tho following conundrum for landlord
school masters: "If il costs the Eng
lish government $4,000 to gather
$500 worth of Boyoott's turni DIS. how
much would it cost to gather whole
Irish harveslp"
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WILLIAM G. NOVEL;, A. M,
PRINCIPAL. .
Resistance, eo8 w. 10th st.

DASciNs' w .
REOPENTNG OF A. s. WEBSTER,s sE-
LECT DANCING ACADEMY.
Thursday Evening, September can.
AT THE
Masonic TEMPLE, Wilmington. Del.
Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses and Mas
ters wishing to become proficient in All
The dances of the 2ay, and to learn Una
new and more fashionable ones. will find
II 70 their advantage to begin with the
opening of the season.
EVENING CLASSES.
Commencing Thursday, September 9th
GenLiemen'E class Monday and Thursday
evenings from to lO O'clock.
AFTERNOON CLASSES.
Commencing on Saturday, October ID
Ladies' aud Misses and Masters class
thursdays from TO d, and Saturdays.
from 2UO TO 4.Ou. Private lessons given
at any hour to suit convenience.
GLIDE AND RACQUET wALrzRs TA4JataT
IN FEW LESSONS.
Special arrangements for Schools and
Semlnaries, and Ior private classes OF
ladies or gentlemen, can be made Nv an
plying at the Academy. at Robeiin .
Bro. 9, No. 7lO Market street, or by mall Ia
A. b. WEBSTER
epl4 Masonic Semnia.
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'BOYCOTrING" NO NEW THING
To the Editor of the World.

~ hAA~ ~<NA"oh va bhV W oAlu.
SIR:-I observe that the English
Journals discuss "Boycotting" as if it
was a novelty. 1t is no such thing. T.
Ii existed IN Philadelphia and Boston
during the Revolution against persons
suspected Of being, loyalists, many OF
whom had to leave for New York Or
Nova Scotia. 1t was tried, too, by the
"Loyal Leaguers" of Philadelphia To-
wards alleged secessionists in 1851 az,
and only last summer lit was 6ssd Iin
Albany by Garfield customers against
Hancock shopkeepers. Is even now
socially known in England, for learn
that at st. Leonards on the Sea, where
Lady Burdett Coutts was stopping at
a furnished house and Mr.. Ashmead
Bartlett at his hotel both of them
were "Boycotted'' by whist parties
and the leaders ofHseasiie fashions. Z,
- &#f& &E w l.. E.
Knickerbocker Club, Dec. 81.
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JANUARY DRAWING.

Whole Tickets 81 Tickets. Al.
~ Tickets, e50s IS TIck efs. slDa
Remit money or bank draft in letter. or
send bE. express. DON'T SEND SY
HEGISrERED LETTER or POSI-
uFfIOE ORDER orders OF &5 and un-
ward, by express, can be sent at our ex-
pense. A4dtess ali orders 10 r. M. BoARp-
MAN, Ouarier-Journal building, Louis-
willie, Ky, or T. j. COM MERFORD. 4l2
broadway. New York. janI.
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1857 Prizes, amounting to. $40 An
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed at all points, to whom liberal compeD.
sation Will be paid.
For further Information, write clearly. !.
giving full address. Send orders by az
press, or Registered Letter or Money
Order by mail, addressed only TO
n. A. DAUPHIN.
or NJ. A. DAUPHIN at
No. 3lg Broadway, New York.
All our GrandExtraordinary DRAWINGS
are under the supervision and manage
ment OF Generals G, T, Bsaure0ard and
ubal A. Early.
novI0-2iaw4w&w.
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DMHLADELPMIA. WILMINGTON
L AND BALTAMORE EsAKKEsO a abs
JANUARY 3, I88I. \

JANUARY 8, 1881. 80
Trains wiiileave Wilmington @sfolL ,ws,
Philadelphia and intermediate stations.
100. $40. l0.sO a. M; 2.S0. 400. 100 L9.O0
p, m. +.l.st,t. = n.s8 ,s3f i ss.ll n
Philadelphia (lGxpress) $50, 800. s55:
from Perryville, 9.l0 q. m. 12.15, 203, 9.55
Phila. and New York 2.2s, $40. 100 nom
Perryville, 9.55, 1L.4 a. M, 1913, 8.48 >.
Baltimore and intermediate statton !.
H38 q. m. 433 p. M.
Baltimore ana Bay line, $40 p. m. Atat
baltimore and Washington, I2.M, All
1888, g. m.; l2.55, l.04, AS, 7.08, %. m,
Trains for Delaware Division, leave ioi
New Castle 500, 9.35, q. M; 1.06 800, 20
p. m. 4ls-it ..'*.s '.'.-+..I.s, -. I
Harrington and Intermediate Stations.
9.S5 q. I'M. l.O5, $50 p. m. -
Delnnar and intermediate Stations, 9.85
g. M; L.Gb p. m. .....IS-TgI7 IL
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and Interme ediate Station
g. q. M; 500, $50, 8.55 D. m. ll0 - n
Philadelphia and New York, ,2.23 q. m. $40
p. m. 4el.Ff ri 80
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 28s
7.5j, a. m. - III
For further Information passenger are
referred to the time tables posted at the
depot. III. ". RENNEY. h
r superintendent,
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FtEEy boxes of Twist just received at
the great 70 obacoo Mart, 4th and SbInlav
which We are retailing at SO cents mar
pound. Largest stock In the State
Lowest prices IN the g qntry.
dec loft A. A, r. xAN, Prom
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TAKE NOTICED
taI,ISIkNk STATE LlTTRRT 40.

THIN IlbtIIuLlUH WHH 7Fek uIArIy 1ncOr-
porated by the Legislature OF the State d1r
Educational and Charitable purposes. Ia
1868, for the term OF Twenty aive
Years, to which contract the inyiuIable
faith OF the State Is pledged, which pledge
has been renewed by an overwheImIne
popular vote. securing its franchise In tbs
new constitution adopted December 1d.
A, d., 1879, with capital OF 81 600 900 h.
which 1t has since added a reserve fund al
over s35D, 900. Its Grand Sing lie Mum her
Distribution Will take place monthly
on the second Tuesday.
10 never scales or postpones. Look at the
following Distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE; $50, 900.
100000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS
EACH.
HALF TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR
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The AStcAltochss vindicaIor says
eeos there are go namee on tho De.
uoQueot LIT IN the Parish Of Match.
Well, u the Parish Tax Collector
WI Do biz duty he will soon reduce
tAoe 0umboe ooous 600.
y TIN pAsioh there aso not $4,000
0olloQuoee taxaa, end % e Should Be
= oveey PAsish, Mako delinoueoto
poy y our 0oeto.-Thlbo0sux Nenii.
LASouehs = . sugar parish. and q.
AeegA ~ ~ not spacing our own
peepae. ~ ~ venture b assert II
eos hods Wsee asseesed q the mieee.
ablo sidieulous figures The LaJouohs
hodD ~ a9ooGsed q. o.. delinqusuts
VoalA b w Nttls. Cotton lands u
0o1oAllooAeo a9eeooed q 90 per
o0o. . peopee aad just assessment,
cd s0Gas lasds IN IASouche and
ebeWAsee q o and 90 pee sces,
1ooGD - comment. Let there b q
Ak cd uniform asoeoomeot Ill
'seo0d. then The csy Of ''povsety
s9ieteo loulslaaa," wont eIoits q
0ueA 0yDpo&hy q nov.
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n he tssstasss II shs ssllsvlss dlsssses,
N. hsessts' syssea hes NO EQUAL IL pro.
Aacssl spsedy esd peswssess curve vie Ner.
vssa Rhssn s(iso, Neuralgia. Rheamstie Goat.
Arttsslas khssase,so. Lateral. rssssssss aad
Asssstss Cssvstsses u The Spise, Dyspepsia.
tssssy; AsAe~issi pvsps'el T.moss, Ner.
Psip,,ssios q The Mssri. DisSs;ss inc,pi.
eat Consumption, NaAal Catsrrh, Bsosehitis,
tess 81 veic~, kidsey Disease, Liver Com.
PlAiss, Partial lnaasity. Scretala, Impetency.
l.ss 81 Manly viscs,. Ssssility. Falling Of t6s
wsae, nAldneas, Piles. fistuls, syphilis, eli
Iemale Nseases, leacosrhea. Yicar Albus,
raissal Asss'rsstiee. Sspprsssies. Of the
4essss, etc., etc.
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SEEDS THAT SURPRISE!
THE FARMERS BONANZA"

Make. new vegetable from 8; A., din sr ~
rom anything ever grown here. delicious n scvs
cooked Seed sent BY mail q cts p aaPss 1 chem
Bean Of Japan, half bean half pea sa aos p Fius
fodder plant. also. seed is cts paper c .,;sv
Queen Watermelon. Just imported largest ven .ud
ever grown in u. s., firm, luscious: c.sR Of ~
sueary best 10 keep OF ship. . Cts papfW WOOD
seeds, papers for o.. Very scarce 90, fons-6ne
quality early and prolific IS cts paper .o, S
equaled in every way is cts paper WINE ,,resnssy
nan r.. eS So,h Where Other corn fails
for table or stock. 20 cts paper cts q p p y
Teosinte, one plant feeds COW two DAYS IN long
high CT. paper Cuzco Corn gram nr,ces IS cts
naner An the above sent for q, ; Of each ~. ~
Address G. il. GILBERT 4 90. Atleasa. ~. !;
Reference: Hon. W. L. Calhoun, nay" ~
Atlanta
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~ following dismal picture q ths
- - :'''''s M; osa''I. 4 f'.s as::e
~ sastA NJ bon; shs shall die.
- VII do e)tAoe q old -. Vhoo
% VA oleooooD 0hall have boeo
coo0 ~ g tAre0gA tho 0xtjncfion Of
- 80 = v1o0o N.Y. Aoe me- n
oo1Qoo9od. oho Nit ~ 6is 81
$3.50 tlse10h eolIisios VitS I'M
~; eot tAie ed q ~ world 4
0eoeoe 1Dpeoeohle oeall. 06o nav.
~ yopooS d. Q outus0l dooih
7 H ~ clog a6oogpeioa q her
~ oeooooo. u eAek X = peob0.
- ~ - 0le and Voaoe oso dimin.
LIZ. To oeo01, uko The ofmoo.
eoooos oopooeO - hovo ben foemof.
80 6eee eoaeidssabls t6sS 4 h
7 e eay: 1Ae tegsoolsiA oCuee y
yoo9eeoo ~ voeoga Whleh Oom6(no
- eooll! VIII ~ Hocka & q N.
- ooesoao eoAe ~ tompoenfuFo &C
- oe1g!ee q ~ Rlo6o roSoSs6
~ 9 eoollAg Watse 6 10 deotS ~
49, q miles, aed peoVo0te ~
voooe 0eo ooecoodlae 0oY lovoe:
- ~ ehoogptjo0 VilI co0dnuo vifh
~ eee1og q ~ 1lobe. The on.
10ogoos end oosbooio ga
1872 ee1pooo our ot0oephoeo 80
gooS % o00oego aoooeptjoo. ut
cooWoe: to tAl0toe nv 6esoo.
e1eoQ91 ~ nit q aGoo ~ % oome
- eoeeos ~ aSAe o.. q which fhS
oogeAs 0opelvod o. tAo o1moonkeeio
QQ0oo0 Mpoe Which peo(0cfo ~
TN ~ glacial cold a SnSoe 81
cSvIoe ~ eo!oI Iey0 asound h0f.
~ oooooo chilled 10 tho oloop al
Seoeo. ~ Henri ViVaeol ~:
to0 ~ eu0mitt o. o. MN.
~ . Winding oheot Of OooV vill
oooooo4 upoo ~ hlgh platoouo ~
- yolleyS driving 6o0oco e ma ~
9. 0l1e1oo, cd 0aoklae bocoVoe m
eooooO ed nations th0f n moefs n
- Do1o1A" Lib aad hu0aa -.
~ WI peooe lnoooolblY toVsId
- 0eec.9oploal 300. e. H01orS.
De&1l0s 1oo0oo. eAsio. Vlo0nS
oe1ooeoo aoo 9e0e VII iall
~ cooe1loo uodoe thole Ct.
QQ1l10llal h1oaSI2S I'm NJ =
o1e opoo1aooo o 1ad oGalo m.
- 800 ~ pleee q PHsl6 LVo00
~ 80 0oyDoo))oA ~ ~
1871 WI ooNo CHANGED. and -
- oo1SeA 0Ap q IL eoltA Mn
M 80 tfnnn66emnd Ma - = m
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ARTlCULAR RHEUMATISM.

WV VSNoos' vvu6 va, JUoV.
have tesa very bsAly Affected With srticu.
hey tang svoiiss very hrcs, ssis ed I csin.
I'll, lse 0saths. The ussai reuediss al he
DssecdDsieos tried 1id uo % god. I ~
osAs % ~ Mid thss I shsch SsconO .
lss.aosot srtDpls. ! thea beard q ss1 o..
plSs1 y u. j. = Rebssts, vhs a0er1el 10
Immediate relief. aad ~ ok weeks nAensSis
oseesaeot . Destecs ears.
Nin answer sssstisas eAssrhlly.
ueseo n. NAHLl0,
1ealAs1ee, esesee IAilil ga ISSeSS 81.
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TESTIMONIALS:

No. ~ Chippewa street,
New OvlssaA JsnGsry :, iseo.
vhsa u nay ceacssu,
On the 18Th dsy sf Jsas, ie7s, On sbcsss
termed o. he len Zip Of my wife, which des.
tsVyeA The use q the limb and len her helm.
lsss Her salssisn we're terrible. "a Hsr
ltls W rapidly seeiss away. Amer tsyias
evesything that could b thought OF heard Oh
10 1sdicise. without relief thea heard Of
aeA eses Coz D.. r. r. Roberts, vhe, b. BE
vital psycho magnetic power. II Q lev veeks
restored the use of the limb, Che n nov
able 70 walk % his ONCE for treatment aad
sask hone, without assistance.
Sis.sa WI. BAssErr,
Captain Of the "NAsrwA."
CllassA. Breochitis, Affection Of the Len Lung
Dyspspsta, Palpitatioa Of the Heart, ani
"sse very we'll any way" oil cured.
No. ~ Chippewa street,
New Orleans, January I, 1881.
! hereby certify that have beea very much
soictsd With esasl caisrrh, bssnchitis, severe
a0sctiss Of the left lung, pslpitstioc Of the
Asart ahd the worst form Of dyspepsis Tor eue
ysar, and was passing into Quick Cousump.
ttoa surely sad no mistake. Five Of the most
saissst ply siciaes Of this city failed 10 sGord
Ne any relief before called on Dr. Roberto
Dr.. \. has wonderfully improved me, AND
though under treatment, IN st~sdily gaining
daily. ] will cheerfully answer inquirjes per.
seaally, Blgned WILLIAM ZlEGLRk,
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ABDOMINAL TUNOR.

Casrslltss, L, Jas1asy S iSp.
I aeve ss1sesl swiftly With q sllsui,sl
W. Ssis1 s16e1s6 3 ~ r,lici. Nm I -.
plis1 - D.. Z 4 1slsrts, w ~ -
eeeol1Ae - jase 60 meath. I q ~ IN
~ NY - tsseiiy tAae H. SaDoe ~ ~
eoe!e>y rseevedI Ny eeasral heoltH q Il.
eeoia6 excellent.
N0ed Mn. THYIISA RAoAInox.
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Hotel,
ADJ. HARRIS. 800 Rrspristsr.

TH0 lint.elass sstsbliehueat n q
! NEW applicant lde psblis hvess.
1ss Hsess ~ bssa ssvly zspaissa
nsvly paiatsd. asa. newly AalniShel
ts0 ~ b bstlon.
10 tabls b ths vssy bsst hat IL
uaskeeo q 0aoehiteeheo 81 New Oplea.e
81 aess1. aad ~ a1esatioa y Gvesl. N
~ z.s 6ssthses Aospitabls styls.
Dat lbsgst Harris Ho(el.
Oue1ee oeeeol : 1t11eaax S(r,et,.
1AToHIT0oH1s. IA.
Oeaal-ly.
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9o1o1BenDo nG1R 1A,e1l, ~ y. ~ :
- - oalAslos - eoe11n@
-. -.
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Jas. II. Hill,
WITH
j. j. McCook & Bro.
MANUFACTURERS AGT's.,
NATCH1TOCHE LA.

WILL keep constantly on hand,
Snlky Flows, Riding Cultivators.
Hay Rakes, Walking Cultivstors.
Mowers, Harrows, large and small,
Brown Cotton Gins and Presses.
Robbin's Family Washer + Bleacher,.
Clothes Wringsrs. &C., &c.
We sre also Agents for "Reads' great
work, entitled Farming for Profit, con.
tanning $50 pages, with 40 illustrations,
the most valuable Farmers book eyer
published
NJ. J. H. HILL will have tho man.
Of our Agency Department in
future, and will take pleasure in exhibi.
ting any Of our Labor Saving Implo-
ments. HIS contracts in this Depart.
mont will DO fully complied with by %.
J. J. McCOOK 4 BRO.
Oct. 2-6m.
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KuooaaEllENT OF THE woxa
DYsPIPslA AND LIUcoRRHoIA.

-: Lea1se Wsooss, - Aaeaslas O., tegyi.
':s.s :s': =, ~ e., :)(s'::ss g e: y.
y y. 1ssssts. u Ny a ~. liz n
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Ns-Sevu usny. Esq-, of
Vsssse psssA, h the daily ssSkosi,s,i
oeses (ss tAs vixnsCAroa In vsspoa ,.,,.
hi. go ell eoatssess made By him s,ll
- Tally ratified and carried ess b, me-.
u % editorial some month"; sac.
10 jusstfyto9 the Circuit Curt sys,cm,
ve eook ocunsloo Co show shat i'm.
oeose edvaotAsv the State would lie.
itve non the scstoention u conf
oeooe. By virtue Of the spec,iy al.
juDe0eot Of litiastiou. We have had
800 e1pesteoce In this matter. and
seov hoV the psossacslon Of justice
veoee the old system tended 10 pro.
DUO a unVilllnRnesa 90 the psft OF
0o0oyed meo 20 eoRage In ventures
eeee. We have known paSties. hsv.
jog o1oeeo. absolutely needing mon.
~, and yet their assets Were una.
valuable. because not collectsble. And
mccoy could not b borrowed, Do.
coooe cepotallsts wanted 10 go . ces.
eAloty sns The return Of their invest.
neat Uodee the new Constitution
ID Looioiaoa, there are no shiess and
turns % peoesocS payment. IN lndi.
voduol co1eo THE Of courSe produces
hardship bat aothin9 can 30 more
lAvonbJe 70 business IN general.
xoesegn capital Will b invited here,
nd hone capital nov boarded will
b lUleoeed. We hope the pres will
Soko enl0 subject up. and show that
~ s0o o60)loo@oot OF tacit mort.
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DYsPEPslA, DRoPsY AND NASAL
CATARRH.


New 0elssaA JSssary {, ~.
hsceev certify ~ Asvs sulIesl v,ey
~ VI cyaeelaa e twelve yeaF.. Az
1essst s.i.sss Pkyaeiaas u sIis city, II &
veeo to!le4 y = Ne particle q eooa ~
sosetoally easeA b. N. 4 = ReSssts.
y: 1eSssss be- 49, ecrsa ~ Wiz q go.
n! Gfepey q ax nsolhs' staniinG. "a ~
eaAassl 90 6safaess q ~ hight q, O. ~
isg sa1besA greatly ftsa ~ lssS 49, ~.
oooee - 1s1 10 yeaes.
s s's ;''''' ''s'''''' ,oux ,una,
vSosth, ~ 9 Haesiek 81 O. 0ovia ~.
New OsSeoaA juas ~, IN.
Asesey certify ~ hsve bsso A,ofia Nv
~ 80 - ~ yeoeN aeeo9poa1e0 Mn ~.
~ teofe1 seaek p. !. i 0s1se1s 0ared
- y ~ 0laa ~ minutes teAoy, IN q ~
4eaess. 81 ~ leeaFSlly ssoSds. I a q
yeoes e ~. ] VIII y gla . aaovse jooei.
~ . ~ saAtsst. PATRICK SoxI
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n. B-A1 correspondence should be with NJ A. Dauphin
~ above In u the tickets themselves are sent and
fever cra1s orng certificates or anything else instead
Any one prpng to offer anything else by circular or other
VS. O h. own behalf OF that Of the Company mindler
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Responsible corresponding agents wanted At all points to
WON liberal compensation will be paid
for ther information write clearly giving full address
Send express Registered Letter or Money Order
by mail, addressed only to ''' o''''
M. q. 0AUPEIuH.
New Orleans, La,
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.sVss1aD Nse1ss.-Csvil May. Ess-, Of
vsssss psssA, 10 the daily ssshesiss,I
oesss - Ne viSnscAroa In Vernon n,r.
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II shrunk wholly or in part from nature Q. o.,
ease Advice free. Describe case ana send LILLY ;.h
to p. Dc T.. Co., Atlanta. Ga. No homooe n's"'
est reference. Correspondents conhdent'ai.
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-15
Irish News.

DUBLIN. Dec. 12.-There were
three arrests to-day under the Co.
ercion Act. The number of resi-
dent magistrates will be largely in
creased, and military authorities
have been asked to sanction the
appointment of number of Off
GERS as magistrates.
A magistrate named Stoddard
was fired at without result near
Killaloe.
The manager and printers of
United Ireland have fled to Eng
lana.
At the sitting of the Western
Land Court, Sir Roger Palmer's
agent stated that he thought their
reductions of rent were based upon
just principles. Rents were gener-
ally much too high. He was re-
ducing his entire rent on the basis
of the Land Court decisions.
The conspiracy against the pay
ment of rent Is more extensive
than ever. and there is reason to
believe that the Land League
branches, nominally suppressed,
are in full work. A meeting was
held in the rotunda to-day In aid
OF the Suspects Maintenance
funds. The meeting was orderly,
but the speeches were violent.
CORK, Dec. IL Forty farms
which have been seized under exc
cution tor rent were offered for
sale, and twenty-one were pur-
chased for landlords. In ten cases
the tenants settled the rent.
LONDON, Dec. l2.-The United
1rsshmon (the organ of the Land
League) will in the future he pub
lished by an Executive Committee
of the Ladies' Land League.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-15
LOSANGELES WEEKLY HERALD

tspuhlished every Saturday morning
TERMS.
One YEAR. nv mail or express. one COPY. ssG
0iv ,nonfha I" - col te
Three I" eel !"
Advertisements Inserted ut reasonapie
rates.
All Kinds of JOb-Worh ttOMo ~
S,O,,. ucte With RnD ErnnOisC0 in
Price style, and Elegance Of WSrHs
man shin.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-15

DALLAS, Dec. 14.-The au-
thorities have levied for fifty
thousand dollars upon the bonds
men for VIM. and Henry Collins,
mem bers OF the Sam Bass gang of
train robbers who jumped their
bail and were shot aud killed by
the officers. The bOndsmen hold
that this relieves them, and will
fight the attempt to collect.
It is understood that Dallas, af-
ter December 18th, will be head
quarters for the Gould system in
Texas; that f. Newman will be
made the chief of rexas agents on
the same date. The first through
Pullman car from Dallas to st.
Louis will leave on the fifteenth.
Fa,ai AHfay.
RENO, Texas, Dec. 14-In row
here, one negro was killed, two
wounded and a white man mortal
ly hurt.
BOsremea's suesessOr.
ROME, Dec. 14.--The Pope has
named Cardinal Howard to suc-
coed the late Cardinal Edward
RorrameO.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-15

Branch Office, Corner n and 80 sss-
Washington, d. o.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Just Received :!

Another lot of those Beautiful
BLACK CASHMERES and COL.
ORED CASHMERES, in the new
shades, and PLUSHES, at the Pop
ular Store in Baker Block; also,
large line of Choice Articles for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Every
lady and gentleman should visit this
store. The celebrated COULTER
are selling more rapidly
than ever. Call and examine them
Respectfully, B. F. COULTER.
December 3, 1881. sn
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-15
PHYSICIANS.
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8, and 8.
PM.
pEMay be found at office after p. NJ.
d7-3m
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HEALTH OFFICER,

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~ hours from 81 to IL A. M, and from
" to 8k p. M. Vaccination gratuitous.
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