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sssy..Will tAeatinaesezefxeome
a:he editor. ;wilb scease9to receive
those heavy rolls of emanacript
only destined for Ibis waste basket?
sAlast that 80 manysquires of fools.
zap should be wasted 10 the. ardor
II SO many to- rush into ,priut
There may. be- many rustic Mil.
IONS ins the world. aad possibly as
yet an unknown Scott or Dickens,
IF a hidden Junius, but in vain we
search, through thetink,spattered
pages rushed in the editorial sane
atums. for 5glimmerings ofothese
5uminaries; Il is q most griegous
thing to, repEess the efforts 'of
these would,be authors. but what
lis to be- done;2 Because, they
3plead that. they thonght we
3'might want something to fill up
,ur paper are we iperforee .sob-
Iiged to .astonish the Muses. With
their jargon, and cause the long
deceased literary men to fairly
acise in their sepulchres ;in earnest
protest against this waste of time
and paper? Must the editorial
fraternity be turned into lunacy
over tale without a, plot, OF q
poem fertile in rhymes but abso-
lutely devoid OF. sense or metre ?
1 How can the excruciating, tor
ature of poring over long pages, al
most without end, of bad gram
mar, and worse chirography,, be
endured {? The soul of wit-brev-
5ity-bas never entered into these
compositions, but the marrowless
ghost Of meaningless phrases is
their sole embodiment. tra1
We propose that a hospital be
Established for the care of the
malady Of interminable and in
sccssant seribbling. There is great
J saeed Of such an institution. Pro-
sper diet and regimen may prove
sservieeable to some of these wri-
ters. Thy must be toned down,
scooled off, repressed. Skill and
I patience will be required. When
their treatment shall have. sue
ceeded in learning them that two
great things are requisite to give
Them an authors just reputation
a-frst,. to understand fully what
athey are writing about, and sec.
sond, to express themselves in the
sfewest possible words, consistent
with sense and elearness-then
stbey may be turned loose. Then
ano longer their rolls Of manuscript
awill appear, but modest and sea-
ssible communications instead
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Sbottle Of the enamel but, pardon
sme, the hollows and wrinkles are
ESQ deep that it is almost impossi-
able to obliterate them
q 1T will have to do, |. suppose.
fortunately all my new costumes
Ahave longer iIeeVes than the old
zones. Now, if you will make
sbaste with my hair, / will wear
1.-THE perfection tonight. l think.
SAnd, oh please remember the
atouch Of pencil on my eyebrows.
sThey are getting so horribly thin
sand paler
a Beyond doubt Of mortal CON-
gprebeusion it was Aura Vane's
svoice, and Frank actually pitied
sthe look that was on the old gen.
3tleman's face.
4 And then-no one in all the
sworld ever knew how much an
xunheard OF, awkward catastrophe
! sbappened except Uncle Tom,
: whose foot reached out and touch
led the door-the door in the
screen flew open, and revealed TO
:totb gentlemen the startling sight
!, of a woman with q head almost as
. bare of hair as pumpkiu-on'y
ztbe merest wisp Of gray hair,
! twirled in a little pig.tail on the
gcrown-and on the dressing-table
3 zbeside her a heap Of soft, ripping
stresses, and bottle of belladonna,
sand of enamel, and various sponges;
and brushes, and other parapher-'
snalia.
4 There was shrek OF horror|
sfrom the bald -foreheaded lady, a!
series Of 'Oh-o-o-h's J and then
Fit all seemed in less than a min!
sute-the attendant threw shawl;
over Miss Vane's pate. Uncle
sTom gave a groan Of utter hor-;
sror as be got up and took Franks
arm.
i am going home,' he said ter
Ssely. I've seen enough. What
au escape! TO think-to think l
was so near r1arrying-that'
l think the story is told. Miss
Aula Fane did not secure her rich
husband. And the baby's name
was not exactly changed, but Lot
stie inserted Roland for his mid :;
I Idle name, and as once in a whileI
sthey call him, in jest, Of course,
s'T. Roland | shouldn't wonder if
after all, the little fellow had his
pretty pame and the fortune too.
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SCIENCE IN COURT.

Do you plead guilty, Or not
guilty p asked the Judge, address.
ling simms.
4 doesn't plead at all. l isn't
no lawyer. Yer can't ketch me
| wild yer pints.'
Look out, you impudent ras ).
Icsl. Are you guilty or not gull
y?'
Now yer's getting at de fscks.
I has de honor ter state dat l is
mot guilty
'Yis he is, Jedge,' exclaimed
Cobb. He bit me in de mouf
! wild his fist
4 neber tech dc man.
Didn't you hit him in the
mouth p asked the Judge.
No, sar; didn't put my han
lon him. In fack, neber tech
! lbim.'
Jedge, 1 swar on de bigges'
Bible dat he hit me-
Now, look a heah,' said Simms,
asde courts Of dis len amt techni.
cum enuf. When yer jerks a man
! up on a charge yer's got to stan,
tiale de charge. Eff dar wuz moab
aeddycation 'mong de niggers an
white folks dar wouldn't be half
de trouble in de courts. Is my
nan techin' dis table, Jedge?
And be placed biz hand on the
desk.
Yes, sir
! 'Dar's wbar yer's off. Case
awby? 'Cordln' ter f1osopby what
! I've been studyin' you can't tech
nothin'. Dat is air tween my
han an de table. Ef my han
tech de table hit would stick dar.
Now, look abeah, Ant'ny,' and
| the prisoner turned to Cobb, is
] yer gwine TO put yerself in such a
ignerent light? Yer's been q stu
gent too long not TO know better
den dis. Is yer gwine to add yer
weight TO bolin' the cuIlud people
! of Little Rock to the groun'
sNow, ez stugent, an man what
understands fosofy, did | tech
yer?'
Come to think 90 hi:,' answered
!Cobb, i don't believe yer did,
Now, Ant'ny, ez stugent, an
! a man ob science, didn't yer run
agin a post an knock dem teef
out?'
Viewing this subjeck in scien.
! 6c light, believe l did, .s
AN now, Ant'ny, as a stugent
an a larned man: won't yer with.
draw dis case pendin' agin me, in
which yerset is de scientific plain
tor, an in what l is de scientific
3'fendent?
Yes, l will. Jedge, dis man
neber hit me, an l hereby wild,
sdraw de mistake
DAT was 'zackly right, says
sSimms, as the two men went
sdown together. Eff all the men
sof science would hang tergedder
Sdis way, dar wouldn't be half de
5trouble an oneasiness in de worl'.
4 Little Rock Gazette.
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Give not thy tongue TOO great
liberty lest it take thee prisoner. A
word unspoken is like a sword in
. scabbard-thine; if vented, thy
sword is in another's hand. If
thou desire to be held wise, be so
wise as to hold thy tongue.
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SslsftsA SStorp. s
DISENCHANTED.-

Pretty little MIS- norton s'I
ting behind the urn was as fail
and lovely two year matron a
ever smiled over a table at he'
. lord and master.
( He was a fine looking fellow
Etoo, that husband Of hers, and il
was very evident that there was
:9no lack Of warm affectiGn between
Ethem, for all the subject of con
Eversation was one of very decided
mopinion, at least upon Mrs. Nor
aloD's part. .=@3
81 Just now she sugared and
sscreamed Dir. Norton's second cup
ssof coffee, and handed it towards
s.him with a little indignant re-
8 8mark:
8 'sBut it's too bad, Frank, and |
shelieve you think so too. ......
sE And she looked suspiciously as
Elf there were tears in her pretty
zseyes. -.
8 Indeed, 1 think it's just as bad
syas it can be-bad enough for US, but
g!a Thousand times worse for Uncle
sTom.'
B 1T is too ridiculous The idea of
Shim falling in love at this time of
zsIife, but more than ridiculous in
failing in love with such a creature
{: as Aura Eane.' z.-# .--....
q Frank laughed at Lottie's en-
s. ptatic remarks.
8 I'VE mustn't forget that OF
gcourse the gentleman has per.
@fect right to do as he pleases with
Hhis own, dear. His being sixty
Eyears old does not preclude him
from even marrying Miss Vane ii
She chooses to-
S Lottie looked very earnest in
Edeed as she answered:
8 Il know all that, but why can't
SUncle Tom see her as she is, as
Everybody else sees her? She is
Etorty if she's a day said Lotto.
q He interrupted her with little
Mtormenting laugh.
b "A very suitable age you must
admit for him, Lottie.'
B Frank Norton How can you.
when you know just as we'll as
Edo that it's only Uncle Toms
Hmoney she is after? And to think
Ehe promised to leave it all to
Ababy if we'd name him after him,
@and wanted the little darling
Mcalled Roland so badly, instead OF
HTommy. o Frank! you never
"a will know what sacrifice | made
And I'll change baby's name
Eyes, l will-if Uncle Tom marries
that horrld old thing, who never
Ehad a beau, nor an offer before in
Eher life. How ever she cont1iveo
@to entrap him I'd like to know
d Two bright little red spots were
Flaming in her checks, and despits
Ethe passionate bitterness of hel
Eprotest Mr.. Norton realized there
Hwas a great deal Of righteous
truth in it, and he WAS looking
Wgrave and thoughtful just as the
EfroDt door was opened, and in {
Em;nute or two Uncle Tom him
Eself came in.
g / am sorry to have been SC
Elate for dinner, my dear he sale
.briskly, with a smile toward Lot
Etie, but I have been driving il
'atbe park With Miss Vane. ane
REALLY it was dusk before l kne"
it,
3 Are you personally acquainted
with Miss Vane, my dear? be
'scontinued presently, after dllatlnE
upon the beauty of the park in it
,Hlate autumn dress.
8 And then Lottie purposelJ
Eavoided her lords eyes, wber'
sshe knew, full we'll would be
scautionary signal.
J, 3 Not at all intimately, Uncl
ETom. When | was a little cir
kshe was grown up woman, and 0
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Spare the feelings of your
friends. Don't fatter yourself
that friendship: authorizes you to
say disagreeable things to your
;intimares. ..a .~..-..
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Money and fame are the two
stbings that men work hardest sor,
Iand after death, one is woI,>e to
them just about as much as she
;other. 49, - ZIG .;e.=s.f:
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$1,000 REWAR

For any case Blind, Bleeding, Itching, VI.
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Newberry by DR.. S. F. FAINT, Druggist.
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The law Of the harvest Is to
reap more than you SOW. Sow an
act, and you reap a habit, SOW .
habit and you reap a character;
SOW character, and you reap
destiny. .e.':
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Without the virtue Of hamility
one can neither be honest = GOV
erty nor contented in abundance.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-09-28

If you would never have an
evil deed spoken of in connection
With YOU don't do one.
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sRESSceEENS10O2ES.

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The duty Of religion flows from
a spirit of religion.
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The height Of meanness is to
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Doetrp.
COMFORT.

If the night is .,drcary,
It leads'to the day;
If the heart is weary
It learns to pray.
II, standing lonely.
a. The tears fall fast,
We know it is only
Till life is passed.
'Tis. all in measure
Ofeach days share
The pain and pleasure,
The JOY and despair.
We lose on the morrow
The ache Of to-day;
The sweet and the bitter
Must both pass away.
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PATEN r 8.

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Foreign Patents, Washington, .. Z. All
business connected with Patents, whether
before the Patent Office or the courts,
promptly attended to. No charge made un-
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Sep. q, 3S-tfw.l.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25
| Visit Among the Grocery Stores.

Since reading the analy tical tests
made by the Government chemist
in regard to the:comparativs value
Of baking powers, we visited all
the grocery stores in Los Angeles,
to see what brand Of baking pow
der was sold by them, and we
found, without exception, that they
were all selling ''Royaw Baking
Powder, which, according to the
Government chemists tests, stands
at the head of the list In all re.
epects. Messrs. Hellman, Haas q
Co. are the wholesale agents In
this district, and they informed US
that the demand for "Royal"
Baking Powder exceeds anything
they have ever witnessed. We
congratulate the citizens Of Los
Angeles and Southern California
on having n class of grocery men
who aim to sell them the best
goods made, and not deal out pois.
on to them by the pound.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25
WILMINGTON hARBOR COM
MITTEE.
Interesting Letter from Col. Msndsll.

The Com mittee on the Whining.
ton Harbor Memorial met at the
Council Chamber last evening.
Mr.. e. F. Spence in the Chair.
: DR.. J. P. Widney read letter
which he received yesterday from
Col. g. Fl. Mendell, U. 8. Engineer
Corps, from which we make the
following extracts relating to the
harbor improvements at Whining
ton:
u. S. ENGINEER OFFICE,
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. %, 1881.
DR.. J. p. gVidney, Los angeles,
CAL:
SIR: 1 have your letter of yester.
day making inquiry az to the
amount of money that could be
profitably used during the coming
year at Wilmington. In reply I
will give you statement OF what
L think IL IL possible to do at vii.
mingt0n, although 1 can not, for .
week Or ten days yet, make such
an estimate Of the cost as Ia neces.
pary to lay before Congress. The
Assistant Engineer has just return.
cd from WILMINGTON, where he has
gathered the data necessary for an
estimate of the work required to
give IA or Is feet at low water
adding four or five feet to the depth
now existing. The work necessary
for this purpose 10 the extension Of
the walls out into the bay beyond
Dsadman's Island, and the excava.
ton by dredging of the cay and
stony bed OF the channel, and the
raising Of the inner walls.
think It 10 entirely practicable
to give this depth, which will be
about 20 feet or little less ct Or
binary high water and ~ feet on
spting tides. A. there b no swell,
q 3 Rulo, for the Greater part ct
tie yoafs thie depth = more near.
| y; yalIee!s then !he dspth On ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25
for half the year, there 10 apt to be
. good deal Of swell.

Tor nall the year, there 10 apt TO Do
good deal Of swell.
-
It ought to be understood that
the original project for which an
estimate was made looked to ten
feet at the Coast Survey low water.
This has been accomplished, and It
only remains to give some fnish.
ing strokes to tho construction
which will not affect the dspths
During tho interval Of the past six
or seven years the conditions of
your county have changed 20 much
by growth and by the opening Of
new communication that the Or.
gument for Is feet at low water is
stronger now than 1t was for 10
when the work WAS begun.
This Is about the limit, I think,
that can be maintained at Will
mington entrance. It may turn
out to be foot or two more. 1
wish to be entirely on the safe side
when 1 state 20 feet at ordinary
high tide. I shall not be surprised,
however, II it turns out to be q
couple of feet more.
believe I have answered your
questions as we'll as am able at
present. may add that the in
creased depth of which i have
spoken will not require the expend-
iture Of money out Of proportion
to the benefit to be derived.
I am, very respectfully, your
0bedient servant,
q. III. WENDELL.
1t. Col. Corps Of Engineers.
On motion, the Secretary was
instructed to forward 100 copies of
the memorial and accom-.
panying map to U. 8. Senator
Farley, 800 copies to Represents
tive Pacheco and so copies each to
State Senator West and Assembly.
men Del Vale and Crank.
On motion, Messrs. w. II. Perry
and FL. T. Hazard were appointed
. Finance Committee to collect
money to defray the expense of
printing, etc.
Adjourned 0bJsot to call Of the
Chairman.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25

Fresh shrimps Tuesdays, Fridays
and Saturdays; California and
Puget Sound oysters, 25 cents per
plate; Eastern oysters every sty lie;
hot and cold lunches and ell the
dellcacles of the season served on
the shortest notice at Congress
Hall, corner Of Main and Requena
streets. Boca beer, the best on the
Coast, always on hand, as we'll as q
full supply of the best brands OF
liquors, wines and cigars. En-
trance to ladies' rooms on Requena
street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25
A Card.

To all who are suffering from
the errors and indiscretions Of
youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss Of manhood, etc., I will
send q recipe that will cure you,
free Of charge. This great remedy
was discovered by . missionary III
South America. Send a self-ad-
dressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph
r. Inman, Station d, New York
City. my18 1y
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25

r. Lindquist, merchant tailor,
No. 20 Spring street, lie himself y
practical cutter; and, having had
ample experience In San Francisco
and Los Angel p, knows how to
meet the requirements Of his Gus.
TONERS. He keeps q full supply Of
the best cloths constantly on hand
and makes them up "upon honor"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25

A number Of desirable rooms to
lot 1t No. 7 Third street. The loca.
ton is accessible and desirable
from every standpoint. TIE neigh.
borhood 10 good and the house is
barely fve minutes walk from the
Court House.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25

H0lman's, tho Lion kidney and
lung pads, Scott's Emulsion, HON.
cops THO specifics, patent medt.
cines and non-secret remedies, Be.
thesda and other mineral waters,
are always to be had at Preuss 4
Pir0ni's.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25
BUSINESS ENTERPRISE.
The HERALD STEAM PRINTING
HOUSE makes . speciality Of Legal
Printing. Briefs, Transcripts, etc.,
printed at low rates.

Congress water, Hunyadi Janos
water, Apollinaris water, Fried.
richshall Bitter water, Vichy and
Settler water, all fresh and genu-
ipe, always In stock; by the guam.
tity ut Eastern prices, at Heinze.
man 4 Ellib,e.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25

A Chef D'Oeuvre In the art of
perfumsry is the composition Of
new aud distinctive odors. a. In the
case OF the latest perfumes In satin
and Russia leather cases, just re-
esivsd by Preuss & Pironi, No. 81
Spriug street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25

Go to DR.. Saxt0n & Co., druggists,
for your drugs. medicines and toll
let articles. We are selling every.
thing In the drug line cheap for
cash. Prescriptions speciality;
1lo Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25

The largest stock of trusses,
shoulder braces, supporter and
elastic stockings In Los Angeles,
together with . full. assortment Of
patent medicines, at Eastern
prices, Ut Heinzeman & Ellis's.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25

Shave yourself. Preuss & Plroni
ere the agents for the electric razor
and the genuine Russia leather
razor strop. Try them.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25

Most complexion powders have a
vulgar glare, but Preuss's vel
veteen 10 true beautifier whose
effects are lasting.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25
To Whom it May Concern.

Please take notice: Any person
having pledges or collaterals at the
Star Loan and Broker Office, No. 4
Commercial street. will please re-
deem the same or pay accrued in
terest thereon within thirty days
from this date or they will be sold.
p. S.-Money loaned on all kinds
OF personal property. mr30tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25

Hughes's Russian Baths. Lo.
Gated No. Is Main street, opposite
the Plc0 House. Gentlemen and
ladies attended to. by rersons Of
heir own eex.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25

Clothes cleaned or dyed, then
mended and pressed and warranted
70 look like new, at No. s Aliso
ttreot.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25

Tho coloHlst does dyeing and
securing 1t No. 8 Also street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25

See the Concolodor in his won.
derful transmutation of c0l0rs at
the dyeing and securing establish.
ment, No. 8 Also street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25
SOCIETY NOTICES.
masonic Notice.

n LOG Angeles Ledge He. -, p:
~ Il 4. M.-The stated moStiuff
Ut this Lodge are held ON tt
~ nrst MONDAY ofeach month e
1890 r. \. Members Of Pental.
pha, No. 202, and all Master MasOns In
good standing are cordially invited.
By order of the W.. M.
CHAs. SMITH, Secretary.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-25

Secondhand clothing bought and
sold ut No. 8 Also street.