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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-02-17
For six years the Democrats hay

For six years the Democrats have
controlled the House Of Representa-
tives. During that time they have
had three leaders. The first was Gen
eral Deviltry, the sscond WAS General
Incompetoncy, and the last, under
whom they are nov serving, is Gener-
al Debility.-N Y Tribune.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-02-17

The rain and thaw on Thursday and
Friday last occascned great floods,
all over tho country. Millions Of dol
lars worth Of property has been de
,troysd. At Washington and George
town, the water reached Insight,
never before known. Nearly all Of
tho city between the Capitol and tho
river was submerged, the water being
SIX feet deep TT the Baltimore and
Potomac R. r depot,a portion Of the
Long Bridge wa. washed away the
wharyss seriously damaged, cellars
flooded aud several persons drowned.
The damage reported from TIE Pom
sylvanis rivers j. great but not SO
ssrious as was at one time spprehend.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-02-17
Political Notes Ana Opinions,

The Cabinet spectators are pros
trate from ovelwork, and General
Garfield is just preparing to begin for
himself. There is a general belief
that he is equal to the task, ~ Y.
Tribune.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-02-17

The voters Of Philadel phia have
turned the Republican Ring bosses
down. A coalition Of Democrats and
Independent Republican. did the
work. A democratic mayor vas cleo
ted
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-02-17

General Garfeld's path to the
White House is now fee from all Oh
struction" says correspondent. We
are not so sure Of this. There's Hayes
he may take it into his head that he
is the person elected. It's a way he
has,-Clncinnatj Enq,urtr.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-02-17
The Friend Of Delicate Ladies

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure is the remedy that will cure the
many diseases peculiar to women
Headaches, neuralgia, disordereG
nerves, weakness, mental shocks and
kindred ailments are effectually re
moved by it's USE The MotheF'
Nn9a:'s'e.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-02-17
@ II f RIFF A l. T Y

To the Voters Of Frederack County:
Feeling grateful for the interest NANTES
ted in my behalf before, and at the Coun.
ty Conve ntion held in 1879, by so many OF
my friends throughout the county, and as
then stated, now announce myself as a
candidate for the next Sherltfalty of Fred
erick county, Subject to the decision OF a
Republican Nominating Conventon0 and
respectfully solicit your favorable consider
alton.
The public's humble servant.
Nov rs IT, Ii F. STEINER.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-02-17

Senator Edmunds is reported to
have exercised the care Of a wise man
in saving $4,000 from the proceeds
OF his law practice.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-02-17

The coercion bill in the British
Parliament is being debated and will
be passed in its fullest scope Of au-
thority and stringency.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-02-17

deceased reported by his Executors and
this day filed, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the Contrary be shown on
or before the l4tn day Of February A d.,
1891, provided a copy Of this Order be pub
lishcd IN some newspaper printed and pub
lishcd III Frederick County for three sue
cessiye weeks prior TO said l4th day OF
February A. d. 1891. The Executors re-
port the sale of Farm, Containing One
hundred and tortysiX acres of land Of said
deceased, situated in Mcchanicstown dis
trict, in Frederick County, Maryland, for
the ross sum of Six Thousand One hun
drdd and thirty-two (6l32 COZ dollars.
JOHN r. LOWE
DANIEL CASTLE of T.
AUGUSTUS w. NICHODEMUS
Judges of the Orphans Court
True Copy
Test,
James p. Perry,
Register of Wills.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-02-17
Containing 81 Acres,

OulluS oi SOp' "a'c' ou tle piehiioeo
Also about
- ACRES coon TIMBER LAND,
on the side Of the mountain, and but few
hundred yards from the farm, and very &C
crssibe, which will bc sold entire, or in
lots to suit purchasers, to whom decd OF
deeds will be given by the heirs or their At
torncv
There il a MORTGAGE Of $4,000 on said
lands, which can remain provided Interest
he paid promptly, The remainder Of the
purchase money o lac paid in installments
of, one half on the day Of sale, and on The
balance Il credit ct twelve months will he
given on note with interest from date, will
approved security. For further partlcu
lars enquire Of
ANTHONY MCBRIDE, Agent
feb 10 Is
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-02-17
Foreign News.

The funding Of 100000 of League
money has been arranged.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-02-17
Executors Notice.
Report of Sale!

In the Matter of the IN the Orphans
Read Estate Of Court of Frederick
john Fror, County, December
deceased Term, 1880.
Nrdcrcd Nv the Orphans Court of Fred,
" erick County, this 18th day of Jann-
AIRY A. D., 1891. that the sale Of the Real
Estate of
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-02-17

In his address before the German
Parliament, Emperor William prom
ises peaceful settlement of European
com pications.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-02-17
THAT VALUABLE FARM

know as "Loretto, of which the late rev.
DR.. John Mc'Ciosllev, died, seized and pos
scsscd situate near Mt st. Mary's College.
The farm borders Oh the turnpike road on
the one side and the Mountain road Oh the
other
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-02-17
PUBEES' SALE!

The subscriber will sell at the Western
Maryland Hotel, in Emmtsburg, Md.
On Saturday March 9Th, 1851.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-02-17

ted.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-07-15

How TO DRIVE A HEN.-Whcn a
woman has hen to drive into the
coop, she takes hold Of her skirts
with both hands, shakes them quietly
20 the delinquent, and says: 'Shoo,
tlarei" The hen takes one look at
the object TO convince herself that it
is a woman, and Their stalks majestic
ally into tn, coop. A man dons do
that way. He goes out doors and
says: at is Singular nobody can
drive hen but me-" and picking up
a stick o. wood, hulls it at the offend
ing hip d and observes: Sect in there,
YOU thief" The hen immediately
loses her reason and dashes to the
other end Of the yard. The man
traightway dashes after her. She
comes back with her head down,
her wings out and followed by all
assortment fsiove wood, fruit cans
and clinkers, and very mad man
in the rear. Then she skins under
the barn, and over a fence or two,
and around the house, and back again
to the coop, and all the while talking
as Only an excited hen can talk, and
all the while followed by things con
vcnient .oN handling, and q man
whose coat is on the saw-buck, and
whose hat is Or the ground, and
whose pcrspiration has no limit. BY
this Ii me the other hens have come
out To take hand in the debate and
help dodge missiles, and the man
SAYS every hen on the place shall be
sold in the morning, and puts on his
things and goes down the street, and
the woman has every one OF those
hens housed and counted in two min
utes.-Mobile Register.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-07-15

On Tuesday of last week D G. Hubbard
who had charge of gang of Chinese grad
ers On the narrow gauge road in polk coun-
tv was arrested on complaint Of 7: B Will
Jams Of Luckiamute charging him with
trcspass for working the men on Williams
land after he had demanded damages from
the company Hubbard was taken before jus.
tice Brown and after due trial fined him $50
the case was appealed.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-07-15

Notices in Local Column not less than 25 cents for
each notice Exceeding this amount 10 cents per
line for each insertion
Transient and Legal Advertisements $500 per
square for first and 81 90 for each subsequent inser
ton. No charge for affidavit of publication
Transient adv ertisements to be paid in ADVANCE.
Professional or business cards q square) sls per
annum,
No deviation in the above rates will be made irs
favor of any advertiser
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-07-15

All notices and advertisements intended for pub
icstion should be handed in by noon on Wednesday
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-07-22
SncainI Mnfi.-

alien TsrIenra eit ftins @si5Ifte nil sfr
Geieal6aTt 5assE III fs 5ifrmit itrtna strtetfr,
sia;arretsr, Hgrn. ftbeH, reer aeber aEf eern
@elsits, Seusr5siSift, 5Erntatirs. Tepc.s.
gIdtfrrnE, rhsT ar eiHe Srromcttse SEER 9Sa5.
son car wiI9uri 2afiTr ". p. essr isrtr
3rsissabrsz ~ itsieeu eesr u fatren.
lize alien foitfH pfrlSHeH, IS RinStr eeer
SIpa6itAs eitzs fs bisrmit iHr Ratrfet RAD
ne fsia seIesIjtss Rsat batsn id5 ireeESnp
sin;usrGH5sn, uHe rag if in alien 7fdlIeu lie
ssrtrfitr Has une seIsstit tslsast 1erten fsa-
nen.
allen gsrirntn IL ss aiern,it strse:tr b.
faste T!ise ;ur SraRsatiien i6rs- priyatas.
i6afie ;H bsEHssE. ure ssstz &ae. fie eieisr
AurreRars MD; Beige lfiiffn rirn aeril5tl;tb
cirseiGri;fiG.
lie sIufm'rtilr7ftii es. G.fe-n sers; !QiEter
nd UNI az irifltu. fafrsa oseT ~ anstrer
.3pfftn easGiseafbum eeTtJtiell6afs teiretsr
il aHT ptist stErrenuIa srlerff, uss iine srin-
sfae friI 81 eirisIefH ren tsr Balm Fern an
5lIteH. IA &c iti6f mir grefsR 6jsfabrsn aus
seitst feretTH auG sriss!ist tiebfrtrsfer Tnb.
6jeueTal ST:es ber 4Rp., raeifc ". y.
q. a. 1afmaae.
SeneraI Nlanaaer.
ct. 2cgis, NO,, Oen 10. 3anuar 1881.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-07-22

Die nsuen. nil ihnrfen SpifsR ber-
iebeEeu 0rdbtfeuseN erptiien nd i4oR
leet ais asidbrIid, wie man bon aasn
Scitcn b!vt. Iud bier tamsu bsreits
iiUtj ioide 3dus por- Die Yferbe
rauateu gescH sine iol9e aus Der 6erHe
nidt tfmerfbars Srabtfen, uno bIi.-
ben nit Scr sInrn e9uIter an Den
ipigiGeH 9atcH i'm Ordbt bdag,n. Sei
rem Srriudt, misher lcs,ufomnIeH,
wuste bds SIsiid al eduItsr uHb
Seinen his Iuf Die Sno1en ;srfsSt.
eIneu 9robIiden anblid atwdbrenb
Sts Gumenouna i0Ider burbIIif4eE
NGbreaeIr. um ss;eb ucm GinbE'dsu
IN SSisicn une 5tloer abiuhaIten. mag
nd Iclbf Fur bieisnraen ais aefdsrli&
erDtiien. Die Yicrbc ooer 3in6nieb IN
iGld.en llmidunEuacn hdlteu nHo lpire
melt me1r gum SdIhcR, ais ;um RHseH
0iensn nue toTsutliG feine onsemeiae
Ser3ret.uHg hnhen-gS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-07-22
Gin 6raber Nann seiturben.

Ter "SanIas Gits Sinles" sntueb.
men iuir sic bstrubenbe Nadridt, bob
Scr frubere 8ict.SOuerneur, Scorae
Snitb am IA 9uli im sIIter bon 73
5abrtn seitorbsu 1T.
Nn benz Oabingeitieb:nrH baben
mir uieSer eiuen unierer broptsn
&Rduuer uerIorsu.
Gr bate nd fhon III ieiner frIbersn
pelmatl IN Obio cinsn lebr sutcn 3uf
crpoIbsu, osuu er uur6e, als er nod
Elm ielr Iuuger Wann mar. III Die Sc.
gi5Iatur aeiudbIt. obue fd aus freiem
Bilsn fur oieifs Nmt 6eworbcH gee
babt III babsn. Sn ben Yier;iaer-
Sobrtn Fam er mad Wifouri uno nee
ce!tc it III Gdl6meu 60. an. Huh
bert bate tr N9 baIn Die Ndtuns uno
NaE Ssrtraucn ieiner Mitblrser in ei.
Hem grace sriuor5eu, oo6 er 1856 aIs
Hsprdicntant lsine5 Counties nod
5efferion &itp Gsidi6t wurbe unb i'm
3abr 1862 Oertrnt or abermaIs ieiu
GoGntg ais ert!Qrte1 Smancipotiouiif.
90 utr Sic G9rs 4atteu in beibsu
})nIitrH Der YcgiSIntur isds Sabre
lang leln { olege 4u lsiu unb innia
nit Inn befrcurhCt iparen. 10 t0unen
iJlg i5m Obnt 9tudbaIt oos 3eueHib
Asteu. onb er III Isoer 8siitbunl elm
Gbrenmaur mar. baB er BON irinen
gTm0ucu uuo patrioihen Srunbidben
uie!ua!s ebwjh unS faB or elm bittsrsr
Seine uoa le5er Grt bon Corruption
MAR uro 6urdf ieiuc 9ross parIamenta.
ride S.rFaaruHg une burd ieiNe Gnt.
id;eoen5ejt wUrSe er Gin tidti0sr Wit-
arbeittr uub trua oieI oGsu bel ben uon
Der efatEr 10 asis9ueten2taat bon benz
Sod Ger eutcbrcnotu Sclauerci lu be.
f;cisn, l
9Nenu Die NaIOritdt Der 8ertreter
oca 8oIscs III s onarcb unb in Der 4ts
ls!aturcn Mldnner BON Der Tsinbeit
oeS GborOtter5 uno Der llurisenuIsie-
lei; unierss oeritOrbenen Srsunbes wd.
,en, 10 Si;reeu mir cas- sIudlidfte BoIt
,er Grbc ieiu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-07-22

Ois fOleenoen Geblbreu. ipeIde bon
oea 8erioueu. Die co,u bere@tiet ma
reu. bis gum l. SuIi nod ni@t eOlsc'
tirt !uoreH. pur6en an bieiem Sage
Ourd ben GireRit GIert. Sru. Nueuf
We1er an ben Gount6 Sdokmeiffer,
3rn. sdlenoer abeeIiefert un6 mosen
nod bon osn onSu Beredtiateu wd6s
renO Der nddifen iUei Sabre cOIIeetirt
nerbsn. unb aue Setrdge, peIde lpdb-
rtnb Oieier 3tit ni4t beanipru6t wers
ben iOuten, iuerbeu benz @0untp'S9uI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-07-22
Der 0eiunbbeits,uHauS Ses PrSii:
benfeR.

Iie Bulletins uber bas BeFnoeu
bss YrdfeeHteu, mel&e uus tdgIiG u
@ef6t fommsn. bHr9Ieien mir. mil
groBsr Hufmsrf!omfeit, UNI i'm Stonbt
;u iein unieren eeHeiaten 4sferu an
ShIub Der Wo1e .inen aberfi@tli@en
Seridt Uber bas 8rFnbsn bes Waaaes
abitatter gu t0unsu. beheu @rbaItuua
gum Sesen bes 9auSss bon ieosin GU
ten Burger i'm Bsreih Der Der. SGnten
iebuIidit eriuiinfd,t ruirh.
9ie @eneiuna oes Yrdfbcnten fdrsis
tet Ianaiam aber fiber Dor, Gle be6ene'
lihen Spmptome idminotn bon Sna
gu Sag me5r, nns 8uubfeber bot ibn
foit gdG3lit perIafen uno bic SeiIuna
Der geuHbe fam seineM erpunfbtsren
&ertGui uebmen unb mir tonuen uns
Der 5Offnuug btusebeu uaferen bod FEN
Bcdmten bis sum Sobr 1888 aIs ben
Center unferer b0dften RotiouoI.Su.
terehen III bebalte1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-07-22

Vie abcgmaliae 9aiaenfriit, msI9e
6sm berudtisten unb Idn9it ubcrnie-
leuca W6rber @bas. &riag ourd rcH
Niftct Ger Staats 2uprsme @ouEt,
Sherm ooS, belriIligt purbs, ioH in st.
%ouiS groBe unS augsmsiur aufrtguHg
ueruriodt babsn. Dieter Srina, Der
ielbit oerbeirGtbct. Die Srau isin.s
principals, Sord Sronier i,A Snnuar
1915 snltbiitig erfdos. neil Il. f1
gciutigert bate nit ihm ourd,ueebsn,
1T fbuu led)s NAL proeehirt Uorben
uu0 Ie9esmIl gsIdua q bcn &uiTeu
Scr NbpOfnttH ibu Dor btm GdIacn ,u
idlitrH. Gis 5nbisuati0n Der Bur.
acr Don ct. Noula, btTsn bieIer &erI
IhOn uber 1000 Dollars eesofet BAT,
il iebr wobl 6egrHabet, nsnn cine
inlhs aunal.nps Nt,Ioe sinem Iber-
micfenen Ssrbre9cr seeenubsr, in
ieO:m ueritdubiaeu unb e.rsdt rsHt.u'
bcn Msuiden en- TdtbieI. Die Sn-
StgsGtisu uber oitieR uubeereiFi4eu
Gnaoeuaet 1T nuf bent 9anes uidtI
niHber aros ais i'll Der stort.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-07-22
anSbertsnf bsx Sribiabrsnaaren
3Hm asfenpreiie Sci 6raK 6. aubn.
Die Sommerfranfheit Der 4inh er.
(Sommer Complaint

Cie Ansf hsr aKatier, esr 3erR6rtr htr
4ixhey Hae S&rrdra hsr Nerjte, na$t feize
i6trli&t SAHfs im eaa,sR 9aHAe. finet hi.
GTtt Rit RiRbeTsrd5erH aRe SsTtreitet 1ranss
nHe S&nrr; in sIadli9sn 6dRiIieHIrriltn.
nxsetHRee nHe fGpd&li@c &iitteT, sSrtt tit
@arnnas, eat HHr ssfuRte REttcTmii6
een 9inet iutrdsli& ID; aar faxrsH, Mel.
f&medeneen HHt nRserhanIi9m Ri4nnaea
FAB @iite fhr eta SdnsIiHs; ans @eteimHii.-
tel, NM Seitf&merlex uRH DuV4fan, bird
l@ls@tt DiSt ssTHrfa&t, saaiiin f1rirex. FAB
.DeRtf&es 2iHstrnskF (German
Infant meall ID has eiHjisf scrisxcte Hasr.
unssRittGI. Gs eatbaIt aAfS eeHdxar aae
eIeReHte siHtT juAssH ssfHaheR NuttsrwiId
EHe II sltiH;eifis aakTbGft, pckII&medenS
rHe Iridt reTeauliH. BiHsRi&aff bat kieIs
GiseHidaften eafeedt In &rnedhteT't ,,Deui-
l&ts aiaeernfbF lGerman Infant mealI
if tg alien suten apstssfsz 81 tabrz. Treis
50 &eHfe tfT 8H6le.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-07-22
SrHe YbotesrnpbiIde @aaerir
r1li
N. 6. WsainE,r0ttcr

Sd riads tirrmi, lem gtutiifum seH Ser
mann uub umsestne tftaAnt. eas is an Ssr
nrreeifI. Gfe hfr lJrpEt urf Stiner Strase
meint ntHs pbetrgrasbiite galerir sr.tte.
BABE une i'm Giants bin Fbrtrararhisu i'm
tefeH St9If 1aiuffriisen- 3Efr;eeeal cit rire
saTahtiTt.
u. Is. Gpuutbraucr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-07-22

5armet, iptl4e CUTE 8etreibe 5Ssgs.
milhicu blauben. merben gut baraH
tbUn n;e duicige BON II. 9orban in
eiucr an0srtn SpaIte ,u IeirH Gr
UctSauit Die bsrubmte @Queen OF the
West lux cine &lsiniattit unO bot nur
nod cinIgc wsniac ubrig.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-07-22

: ie gr06tc NrswahI BON 0dbmd-
ialnen InS 9la0eIu in Der Sta6t fnoet
man bel &6eo. 8ergner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-07-22

9nnns, Yiquss u. i. 10. biniasr ais
il bel SEQ. GraettIb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-07-22
1te6er Saltimpre.

80 3eesr, esr eas nIts @ntsrIanS beIudbsu cher
1Serpanete nne Jrsvnee suH Gurrba fpumsn
1nGn Tiu, ieuts bic prahtpolIen neuen eiIernen
Sbrduteu- peifeampfIdtfTs hes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-07-22

Grlsbnis eines "stars - ''All the
rage" - Iuf elmer 8aitipisItOur be-
9riffen. idrtibt Serr @m. Dariogc,
Der 9auptSorEsuer in GAIL the rage"
Elm 9uitipicI tcs neuen Sduls,
id p,eSer befOnbers b,ftig Uon meiucm
aIteu 86sumdtismuS bcflGeu. Sd
lief mir cine 6laihe ct Snfobs Del
bOlen. Iuel6es mir bsion6ers parm
MAR uub fanb iofOrt Climber
uns. Stad 4stdGigsm Gebrdut uer-
fdpaaOsu ri. Sdmsrssu unb i9 babe
uud isit oielsr 3tit 8idts mebr pen
me;nen alten 9tibeu Osripubrt.
Snnns, Yiques u !. 10. binIaer ais
- hpi 2rn 6raSffIh
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-28
Making the Worst Of It.

Some persons live In q perpetual
state Of fret. The weather is al
ways Objectionable; the tempera-
ture is never satisfactory. They
have too MUCH to do. and are driv-
Ell to death; or too little and have
no resources. If they are sick,
they know that they never shall
get we'll; IL they are well, they ex-
pect soon to be sick. Something is
sure to disturb their sleep; their
food is never quite to their taste; /;
they have eorns which every one
treads on, or a toothache which no
one realizes. Their daily work is
either drudgery, which they hate,
or so difficult and complex that
they cannot execute 1t. To hear
the prolonged recital Of their petty
woes one would think them the
most prosecuted of mortais, and
when people shrink from the disa-
greeable character, their lack OF
sympathy adds another drop to the
cup of trouble. Yet these people
have no more real cause for repin-
ing than the rest of the world.
They are more wretched, 1t is true,
and spread that wretchedness with
q liberal hand around them, but
this Is simply because they en-
phasizs all that 10 unpleasant and
lgnore the rest, thus making the
most they can out Of both.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-28
The Evils Of Early Rising.

John Quincy Adams and Josiah
Quincy Adams, ST., were enthusi-
astic advocates of early rising.
They praoticed 1t in boyhood and
attributed to 1t their physical vig0r
in old age. Judge Story, who was
an intimate friend, loved dearly q
good morning nap, and their oppo-
site opinions often gave rise to
sharp and witty discussions. On
one occasion, when the two emil.
nent men had dined with the
Judge, he invited them to accom-
pany him to the law school in Cam.
bridge, where he was to deliver
lecture. He invited the ex-Presi.
dent to talk to the students, and
Mr.. Adams made some Interesting
practical remarks, touching among
other things on his favorite topic
of early rising. The Judge then
went on with his lectuts. The.af
ternoon was hot and the lecture
room close, and toward the end of
the lecture he noticed that the
GLASS was nodding to each other
aud smiling. Looking first on his
right and then on his left he dis
covered the secret of their merfi-
ment, for both of the distinguished
visitors were asleep and nodding.
He could not resist the temptation
to add . postscript to his lecture:
"Young gentlemen, 1 call your at
tention to this visible proof of the
evils Of early rising" The laugh
that followed aw0ke the gentle
men, but they did not understand
the Joke that caused 1t.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-28
How Much to Eat.

Having tested number of meals
In general way. eating more or
less at each time, find out as near
as may be what is the proper
amount for a meal. Begin with a
very light breakfast of ordinary
food, such as you have been accus-
toned to, and note the number OF
hours you Can go without feeling q
want of more food. For q very
light breakfast, say one roll, cup
of coffee and very small piece of
meat, three hours or less will be
found the limit. This is not Offer
cd as rule, but as suggestion;
for 1t makes q vast difference what
you do during those three hours.
A given amount of food will go
further in manual labor than in
mental labor, as brain work is
more exhausting than hand work.
The next time try a little more,
aud In the course of dozen break.
fasts you will learn to judge pretty
closely what you require to carry
on your work till the hour of the
next meal. Having found out just
what you need, never, on any con-
alteration, take more. Never
mind how nice the steak, how
tempting any food may be, shut
right down on the whole eating
business the instant you have had
enough. Too little can be repaired
by eating a light lunch before the
next meal. Too much cannot be-
repaired, and you must pay for the
indiscretion. In all this there
must be plain common sense. Do
not initiate the invalid who kept a
pair of scales on the breakfast table
to weigh his daily bread. Eat and
be satisfied, and then stop.-Food
and Health.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-28
Centennial Meeting.

Pursuant to call, large num-
ber of the representative citizens
met at the Council Chsmbe
union HalD last night for the pur-
pose of taking the preliminary
steps for the celebration of the Cen.
tennial Of Los Angeles on tie 5th
Of September next.
MIR. B. Cohu was appointed
Chairman and Msjor w. II. H.
Russell Secretary.
Gen. J. FL. Shields by request
stated the Obj sct Of the meeting.
On motion of Mr.. J. r. Briefly,
the Chairman appointed Messrs. J.
Kuhrts, ]. P. Widney, RS. Baker,
p. Bsaudry and A. Ell. Dsnker
com mlttss to select the different
actiDg committees, suggest the
names Of the m en- bers thereof and
report to an adjourned meeting to
be held at the same place next
Monday evening.
There being no further business
the meeting then adj djourned.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-28

ley. After the nuptials the young
couple will take q trip of some du-
ration to the East. We are only
reconcilsd to the loss Of our exqui-
cite and beautiful young towns.
woman-one of the distinctive
bellies Of Southern California-by
the belief that they will both
shortly return to Los Angeles and
settle permanently In our midst.
The ceremony, we understand, will
take place In the mansion Of the
grandfather of Miss Blanche, the
late French Consul, NJ. de Moren-
hout, where she was the presiding
genius for number OF years. A
prodigality of good wishes will at
tend the bride, 10 which her hus-
band will share.
Else where appears an advertise.
ment of the Hotel del Monte. one
Of the most superb pleasure resorts
and watering places on the Ameri-
can continent. In addition to nota-
bly, sumptuous hstel appointment to,
there is a capital beach there, with
a tank which cost $s7, 900, in which
salt water is supplied at any tenn
psrature desired. The surround
ings of the hotel would satisfy q
DruftPs dream, while the drives
are the most romantic on the
American continent, comprising q
"a maoadamiz lied road of some eight
cen miles in length, hewn through
lofty and almost impervious forests,
including In its course the eele-
bratsd Monterey Cypress grove and
the lovely Carmel Bay. II will be
seen, by the announcement else
where, that this charming resort 10
to be kept open all through the
year. Its manager, Mr.. kchone-
wald, is the prince OF hosts. All
tourists who visit California should
drop down to the Hotel del Monte
at least for q few days. They arc
invited there by unrivalsd scenery
and cuisine which is said not to be
approached on this Coast.