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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-22

One OF John Wentworth's pen
pictures: ''Mr. Calhoun spoke
like college professor demon
strating to his class. His position
was stationary, and he used no
gesticulation. His pale and livid
countenance indicated the clois-
ter His voice was silvery and
attractive, but very earnest. His
eyes Indicated quick perception.
Starting with the most plausible
premises, he would carry you ir-
resistibly along with more plausi-
bic reasoning until you would be
puzzled to know how much back
track it was indispensably neces-
ary for you to take to avoid con.
clusions which it would make it
difficult to tell the difference be-
tween your views and those Of q
South Carolina secessionist.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-22

teaching. while 1, strong lad,
was going to school by her earn
ings, so l determined to start out
for myself and see what I could
do to help--hard as it was to give
up my books and leave the old
home and all behind.
sNo one can imagine what 1
suffered from Inconsistencies fer
the first few weeks after / entered
Mr.. Joys store; and this cheer
less room-the best I could afford,
you know--seemed such q dreary
place in which to spend my even
ings, and I grew 80 wretched I
was glad to fall into the compan-
iopship Of almost any one, and
gradually I was lod into places 1
ought not to have entered, but my
associates were kind and attentive,
and better company than my own
gloomy thoughts, and I was only
too glad to have some place to go.
l always sent home certain
amount of money every week, but
l was tempted to spend a part of
my money in tickets for the
theater, for I felt that it was not
honorable to accept favors with
out ever returning them, and /
had not the requisite amount. I
tried to get courage to ask Mr..
Joy for the So that 1 needed to
make the usual sum, and then the
thought come to me that | could
keep that amount from my daily
sales and replace it next week,
never stopping to think how
easily it could be detected, or that
it was possible that / could be
considered a thief. But l see
now how very wrong it was, and
! am afraid / can never regain
Mr.. joys respect and confidence,
and all my fellow clerks will look
upon me with pity and contempt.
No, Mrs, Joy and dear little Will
lie, though my heart blesses you
for lifting a part of the load, I do
not feel as if I could go back. I
believe / will go to sea"
"And leave that dear father
and mother to grieve for you 2
Why, it would break their hearts.
They need not know your temp
tation until you can go to them
and tell them all your trouble
but if you run away like a GRIM
inal or coward, will they not
have reason to believe their son
has fallen into guilt and crime?
No, my dear boy; stay, and prove
to your employer, by your future
honesty, that you did not in.
tend to defraud him, and let this
severe lesson prove a saving bless
ing. We will try and make your
home life more cheerful, and in
pleasant, innocent recreation you
shall forget your homesickness
and desolation, and have no de-
sire to join in vain, improbable
amusemcnts, or seek the compan-
ionship OF any but the wise and
good "
"God bless and reward you,
dear lady. You have saved me.
| was feeling so reckless Just now,
I,did not care what became of me.
l will try and serve Mr.. Joy so
faithfully that you may never re-
gret your kindness"
And Mrs. Joy had saved him.
Years after, when he was noble,
upright man, with wealth and
honors, he would turn to the still
happy fire. side OF his benefactress
with a grateful heart, and bless
her for all he had become in this
world, and the hope for the life
which is to come.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-22

John Esterhazy, who is going
to see Sara Jouffroy, was informed
by Sara the other Sunday night,
that, although she loved him
dearly, her father was averse to
his coming to their house, and
she thought it best that he should
not come any more. "Why,
what's the mater with the old
CENT?" said JoLa. patronlzingly;
''he needn't get upon his dignity.
l didn't come to see him. I'LL
nois State Register.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-22
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND g. PACIFIC R'Y


Southeast
OF Atlantic Pacific.
tuen adIafe.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-22

young man." said Thaddeus
Stevens to Roscoe Conkling. when
the two were in Congress togther,
and the latter had imperiously de-
manded the old Pennsylvania
reason for some action Young
man, unscrew that curl, so that
you can get your feet down upon
the floor, and / will talk with you. +"
History does not record the
naughty Roscoe's answer. Phila-
delphia Press.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-22
Mrs. Wintron Smith was hons.

Mrs. Winthrop Smith was boast
ing to Mrs. Knickbocker, "My
ancestors, you know, really did
come over in the Mayfower. .
Mrs. Knickbocker (adjusting her
eye-glasses) Really! l had no
idea that the MayAower carried
steerage passengers. Mrs. Win
throp Smith was sorry she spoke.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-22
TREES, TREES.
FOR SALE.

&5 Acres OF BEST LAND in QUARTZ
Has on 1t 160 Navel orange, 500 Apricot 800
prlne, $50 Almond and 200 peach trees, all in
thrifty condition. Abundant water.
Also two good lots in East Los Angeles, on line
Of street cars, corner Of Downey Avenue and
Johnston street.
Apply to JOHN III. Wildly,
Office Of VIM. d. Stephens, Room s5 Temple
Block, between the hours Of 10 and 12
o'clock. m20 I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-22
Gentle
Women

Who want glossy, luxuriant
and wavy tresses Of abundant,
beautiful H air must use
LYONS KATHAIRON. This
elegant, cheap article always
makes the Hair grow freely
and fast, keeps it from falling
out, arrests and cures gray
ness, removes dandruH and
itching, m axes the Hair
strong, giving it a curling
tendency and keeping 1t in
any desired position. Beau
tiful, healthy Hair Is the sure
result Of using Kathairon.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1883-08-23
A Union Officer ReeOrers His Sword.

Indianapolis Aetcs, Aug. Il.
Lieutenant J. NJ. Sinks, of this city, yester-
day received reminder of the battle of Null
draugh's Hill. In that fight $50 OF the Seventy
hrst Indiana volunteers were detailed to guard
the bridge. Morgan's entire command, how
ever, swooped down upon them and took them
In to man, including Lieutenant Sinks. The
citizens of Perryville had presented TO the Off
GERS OF the regiment a sword and other accouter-
ments. The one given TO Lieutenant Sinks
was captured by the Johnnies" in the above
engagement, and until yesterday sight of it has
not giaddened the eyes of the original pos
SCISSOR. 1t came by express-a rusty blade in
two-thirds OF sca5bard-all bearing evidence
of service and looking little like the blazing
weapon contributed by the patriotic citizens of
Perryville. Accompanying the sword was a
letter from ]. p. Austin, of Madison, Ga, who
says: " i, this day, forward this relic to its
rightful owner. The trappings are all lost.
The end of the scabbaTd was broken off by a
shot in the battle of Atlanta. The sword has
been in an out-of-the-way place for long time.
1t Is no more than right, as also due from one
soldier to another, to return it. Those stirring
times of long ago are past and | would grasp
the hand of one who fought against me with
the same warmth that / would greet one of my
old companions in arms. l hope you will re-
ceiye the sword ali right, and hope that it may
never be drawn only IL defense of that flag
which it is the duty of every good citizen TO
love, honor and respect. | regret that | cannot
attend your Encampment, but it is impossible"
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G A | NJ S !!
GEORGE Il. LEMON.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
ofice e15 Fifteenth ST., Citizens National Bank)
P. 0. DRAWER 325. WASHINGTON, d. C.
ESTABLISHED 1868.

Pensions.-If wounded, injured or have contracted
any disease however slight the disability apply
Heirs.-Widows minor children, dependent mothers
Iather and minor brothers and sisters, in tine order
War of Is12.-All surviving officers and soldiers o.,
this war, whether the Military or Naval service the
SniIed states VINO served fourteen (4 days, if in
paItie or skrnsh for less PERIOD and the widows of
such who have not remarked entitled to pension
OF eight dollars month Proof of LOYALTY is no lOnger
required in these Claims
Increase of Pensions.-Pension laws are more lib
srai now than formerly, and many entitled 10
ngher rate than they receive. From and after January
ISL shall make charges for nv services in claims
Tor OF pension where disability alleged
ul,ess successful IN procuring the increase.
Restoration 20 Pension Roll.-PensiOners who
have been unjuStly dropped from the pension roll or
whose names have been stricken therefrOr bv reason
of failure to draw their pension for pe-ioof three
years or by reason of re-enlistment may have their
pensions renewed by corresponding with this House
Desertion from regiment or vessel and enlistment
IN another Is not bar pension in cases where the
wound disease ijury was incurred while in the sar
ice OF the United States and in the line of duty
Land ADMINISTRATORS of all wars from 1870
to March 5, 1855 and certain heirs are entitled TO one
hundred and sixty acres Of land if not already
Solders OF the late not entitled. Land warrants
puiensed ior cash at the highest market rate, and
assignments perfected Correspondence invited.
prisoners Of War.-Ration money promptly coll
FurlouGh Rations.-Amounts due collected with
out unnecessary delay Such claims be collected
without the furiough.
Horses Lost iii Service.-CIaius of this character
promptly attended to- Many claims of this character
nave eeer erroneous rejected Correspondence in such
BOUNTY and PSy.-Collectioas promptly made
property Taken by the Army in States not in
Special attention provided they were fled before jan
uary 1850 If not fled prior 10 that date they
barred by statute of limitation
In addition 20 the above we prosecute Military and
naval claims OF every description, procure Patents,
General Land Office and other Bureaus of the Interior
department and all the Departments of the Government
them of the utmost mptude energy, and thorough
ness in al matters IntruSted to our hands.
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Canal in consequence of leak occurring near
Syracuse, n. Y, which required the draw-off
of the water to have the proper repairs made.
1t is reported that James McShane of Mon
treal, Canada, has entered into contract with
the French government to ship 1900 head of
prime cattle into France.
The Second National Bank of Warren, Ohio,
closed its doors August 18th. K. NJ. Fitch, the
cashier, is said to be defaulter in the sum of
$4,000
The savings banks of NewYork city show an
increase of So Is, 1913 in deposits since January
LIST, or about perce The total deposits are
some $23l, 100000.
Arrangements have been made for the running
OF regular line of steamers between Newport
News and Queenstown, Liverpool and London.
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TFrom DE r, ala Dem oeratl

By the way, Captain T. NJ. Robertson, post
master Of this city, was one of the $50 boys in
blue who were captured at the same time Mr..
Sinks was taken in and his sword confscated
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EOOkS.

NATIONAL TSIBCNE 70 form clubs and canvass for new
subscribers, we have concluded 10 oler the following
valuable premiums.
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PREMIUMS

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"a esssf 10 advertise H5TsE AND NGIffs. ead secure
Subscribers Promptly, have decided the fooying ros
pncely magnificent oer to reader OF tha
Paper Il the practice OF the geld silver refnsrs
o. England and Switzerland purchase
sh respective Countries Ell tho gold and silver watches witch
havs been unredessd simply for tie ako the gold silver
cases Tie works then sold 10 celebrated
have made speciality OF this busns The places the works
IN the hands CT EEiul workme who
ga good condition possible Ihese every
some CT heia being fine ard perfect
III handsomely cased We have Just purchased another
tergs STOCK Of the ahoYe described
than nrstcost OF material. On receipt on
S%'Sv, the subscription price OF House and Home
90 cents extra 10 pay packing pos.sge ressor-
Ing We Will send House Ed Home NUMBERED
nd one 81 thess watches TO ADDRESS the United
States Watches mailed e day the order received
will 10 furnished only 10 rutsbsr. ctpubenon.
totnoduco IL st make this unusual which
DC sde scret not or The fact that bought the watches
quarter cost OF Insnniactars.
On receipt OF will new elegant
watch chain, With '! hstic Charm and Dog Cali Attach-
xaeat-just the thing for huutsrs ind sporting
HONEY EETI,RNEn LIE EnT As nEScpIprn
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yyTANTED.-The address OF any officers or comrades
w OF Co. D, 203d Pc. inf by Z. Il. Lewis.
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NTANTED.-The address of members of Co F. 9sfh
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A BOUT 500 FINE SPECIMENS Or SILVER ORE
"A for sale at & 90 each. Sent free by mail Address
F. n. CoLWEIL, Kearney, Buffalo Co., Nebraska
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Address METROPOLITAN PUBLISHING CO..
25e Broadway, New York City, ny.
WHAT THEY SAY OF US,
West Point, n Y, Oct 1852. Metropolitan Publishing
Company Genta am in receipt the handsome watch
sent much surprised TO know i could supply
good timekeeper for little money HOUSE HOME
slone 10 worth TIE price, Encoted please find
scrpons ea5o Please premium watches the came
hinsfreS.hsro, Tenn Sep. 80 1882 Gsn:s Watch
st. Paul, Mimi, Sept IL Premium received,
Il Is Sen X W. Johnson. Wrightstown MINI, Sept 90,
ooodals. somtt Gardiner Ne. Dec 9! 50. Eccsived
Esa and .ko them much offered for watch dons
want to sell. H. Goodwin. Wnyesiy, Pa. Feb is 'Ss.
Reserved She beautiful premium Keeps
t"ess pronounced il coin silve Nj NJ HGaoEd Testimonials
IKE the above received every day.
n B.-The popular md beautiful weekly pubiicn.
tion known G0UsE AND H0AF, Illustrated
Eewspaper 5ssabiisd $780, Of the best and most
elegantly illustrated weekly spapers of the day,
fnli of News, Art Science, Fashion, Music, Poetry.
charming sforles Wit and HuInor, Useful Know.
fedge- and amusement for every American hame I'm
fact, pictorial history OF the world from week
vces-aixteen pages beautifully fiIustratcd-sana
size as uarDers or Lesiie's illustrated ygeeklies.
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LNMPLOYNENT AND GOOD INyESTAIENT-pAY
II $500 per day and income Permanent. Address,
with stamp, #. n. CoI1WELL,
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OPIUM

And Morphine Habit can be cured in from 10 to 80
days-no pay till cured. Established 10 years, 1000
cured Refer to patients in all partsof the country
Dr. #. Z. Marsh, Quincy Mich
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yNANTED.-The addresses of Capt. Samuel Cuskaden,
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any member OF said COMPANY, by John ]. Taubler.
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M ASTED.-Ibe address of Lieut. VIM H. Peck
w ham OF Go. K, lsth Wis. by Patrick Rafferty,.
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w ANTED.-The name and address Of the doctor
w who treated the sick in camp on Meridian Hin
Washington, d. c. in August, 1863, by Tlos Myron.
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WTANTED.-The address of any officers or comrades
w OF Co. i, I'd Mass. heavy artillery, by Maria A.
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yyTANTED.-The addresses Of Gilbert f. Rogart and
w Ralph w. Cummings, surgeons of 2Sd Mich inf,
or any person who knew me in regimental hospital at
Bowling Green. KY, In winter Of ls62 and 1865 BY Geo
~. AcGomber-
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NO CURE, NO PAYl

ws send cur EEIhIG EEDICATED PADS suit any case
ON TRIAL Different Pads and Appliances Tor ell Chronic All
nsnts They are the Marvel Of the Age. 10000 CURES
made IN 1Ssx PRICES LOW. Book, gvin fu particulars
sent free Aaa.ss. ELECTRIC PAD MFG CO..
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"ANTED-The addresses Of DR.. VIM J. Gilflen
Wv and John Gallaghar steward of the o. s. slOop Of
war Nipsic any Of the ships company who served
in 1864, by Denis Hoban, Plains, Pa. I95-4t
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TXTASTED-The addresses of Col. Mitchell Col VII
w son, Major White, and Regimental Surgeon Slas-
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Lieut. Hubert Sergeants hos Smoat and Sinions OF
PriEates Thos franklin, James Graham aud Thos
Snow, of Co d. 9Th u s. colored cav, by Henry Barber
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NNTANTED.--Ihe addresses OF Capt Hamilton Heay-
w ington. Orderly Sergeant Miles G. Rube PIiya,es
John Lee John Mackelroy, and Elijah s. Melvan of Co
K, 4Sd Ohio, by Thos. Webb. -
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JNTANTED.-The addresses of James Raw and FIiron,
w d. Church. of Co l. 9th Mich cay or anv mesn.
Der Of said company, by Lewis Fountain Mooresown
Alcn 10G-9t
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yyTAGTED.-The addresses of captain and colonel Of
w Co. c, 18th No vols also information as 10 dale
deaiho John Wiser at Benton barracks. ST. Louis No.
by Valentine Wiser.
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nDHTNE and WHISKY HABITS cured at
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CALESAiEN.-Io sell NURSERY stock full line of new
- and neutrality-suspicious. permanent employment and
good TO successful agents. Address, giving and
reference The Geo. Stone Nursery Co.. Rochester N Y
Mention The National Tribune. 'E
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ERRORS Of YOU ia
Prescription Free for the spesdy of Nervous De-
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indiscrotions excosses- ANY Druggist has the in
gradients. Address DAVIDSON az CO., No
7S Nassau Street. New York
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WY ANTED.The names and addresses of any officers
w or comrades Of Co. X, 18th Tenn. cav by John
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WANTED. = The address OF any member of Co. B.
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Thomas Caddick. IO5-2t
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W ANTED.-The addresses of 2. a. Wright l.. NJ
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WY AETED.-The addresses of James H Burnett and
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Ireland hospital steward Of same regiment by E. @.
Breyton.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-08-21
A Fine instrument.

On last Tuesday evening, the one
thing needful TO fill ont the pro-
gramme Of the dedication of the Odd
Fellows Temple, was the organ which
had been or'lered from Boston, and
whose rich tones were to have FIRST
been heard in conjunction with the
vocal music furnished by the Astoria
Musical society on that occasion. 1t
had arrived the evening before, but
had gone on uD 10 Portland. Yester-
day it reached its final destination,
and Is now cat home" 1t is thought
TO be the equal Of any instrument OF
its class, and when the brethren of
the mystic links get Some one to
bring out the music that lies in its
manifold stops and valves, and
pipes and swells, all listeners
will have an opportunity to decide for
themselves; the instrument is from the
George Woods Co.; the list price is
81 200; the freight charges were S63,
and though expensive, Yet poorer in
strument would not harmonic with
the elegant fittings of the hall in
which it is placed.
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An Embarrassed Tailor.

Orders have been issued from the
headquarters of the Northern Pacific
railroad to the effect that all employees
on trains and at stations over the line
must appear in uniforms. A tailor is
now going over the road taking
measurements of the employees for
their new suits, who in order to expe-
diate matters sends the following dis
patch to all agents:
"Take of everything but your
pants and shirt, and be on platform
when train arrives. to be measured for
uniform"
Arriving at one of the new stations,
he jumped from the train, tape line in
hand, and shouted for the agent. In
response to his call handsome young
lady stepped forward, accompanied by
a burly six-footer, who announced that
the lady was the agent and he was
her brother, and demanded an explain
alton of his dispatch. The tailor ex-
planned as best he could, and board
ing the train telegraphed the general
agent from the next station: ''HO "
many agents have You got that don't
wear shirts and pants, and where are
they located! Answer quick. - Butte
/ Miner.
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Report Of Ship St. Lucie.

Sailed March I4th with a fresh S E
to S S + light n L trades; crossed the
Equator April 2lst in long. 27:3O
west, 3s days out, hence to 30 soath
light variable winds, crossed the para
llel of 30 south long. g., was II days
from 80 to so; crossed the parallel Of
30 in the Pacific, long. G9:3O; light
easterly winds around Cape Horn and
fine weather. Strong 5 + winds from
80 to 81 south. took : f trades In %
south fresh; crossed the Equator in
long. Id west and III days out, hence
to port, light air and Gains. Spoke
bark Emma r. CrotccH from Astoria
to Liverpool, lat. 25:o4 long. l28:1S,
in company with British bark ID. II.
Mar bound for Vancouver.