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FoR SAFE.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

Building lots in the Kerckhof tract, frontiny
on Main and Los Angeles streets. apply on the
,,rar,iaaa fu25tf
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EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

Mr.. A. s. nollIngsworth is the Santa Ana agent
Of tho HERALD.
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TO LET.

Part of storeroom, No. 10 First street. Fix
lures for sale. au2n
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TO LEASE.

FINE LARGE STORES to let In Arcadia
I'm jn2s fp' RoBr. s. BAKER.
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NOTICE.

The Captain or Agent OF the bark Balaklava
now at the Port of wilmington, will not be re
sponsible for any debt or debts contracted by
the crew while in port
WIN. PALMER, Master,
Per G. II. MANSFIELD, Agent. au2s iw
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Losr. Keys.

on Sunday, August 10th, lost from the Post
Office 10 Also street, bunch Of keys. The find
er will besuitably rewarded on returning the key
to the Herald Office. au2o 81
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wANTs-LosT-FouND.
WAITED,
slruArion WANTED.

Boy with horse to carry papers. Enquire q
Chronicle Office, No. 2, Market street. San.
au3O 81
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Heavy Draught and Team
III O R 8 n a

One brown and one bay team about l6 hands
high; will weigh about twelve TO thirteen hundred
pounds; well matched, sound, kind, true and
gentle. Also / Lumber Gear, with iron rollers,
In perfect order. Also ! white and one black
sound kind, true, and gentle, well matched, and
work we'll together; can be striety relied upon.
Also sets OF heavy double team harness. Also
extra fine set OF double buggy harness, Phila-
delphia made hand stitched; has been used once
or twice. Cost SO
NoTg-The above team horses are from Colusa.
Both teams are well matched 10 regard to size,
very fast walkers true as steel can be strictly re.
lied upon, have worked together for quite length
OF time, and represented as hardly load too
heavy for them to haul. | would recommend
them TO any parties that have exceedingly heavy
work. Can be seen at the Mart on the day Of
sale. To be sold to the highest and best bidder
the city. auSi 2t) JOHN O. BELL, Auctioneer
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The second story Of brick building, now IN
process Of erection; will contain about W rooms,
suitable for lodging house or hotel. Near the
center OF business. For particulars inquire OF :
POMEROY Il MILLS,
ausltf Court St, opposite the Court House.
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NEW TO-DAY
WANTED

EDELMAN 80 Co, Cigar Manufac-
! turers, make the best cigars and do the largest
/ obbng trade In southern California. mylsu
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FOREIGN.
The French treaty with AMMAN

The French treaty Win AMMAN.
PARIS, Aug. 30 The treaty of peace
between France and Annam allows
France to station residents in all the
chief places OF Tonquin, who are to be
accompanied by tie necessary number
Of troops. France may also construct
forts on the bank of the Red River.
French resident al HUI are to have the
privileges formerly refused of private
audiences with the sovereign Cochen
Chinese. Money Is to have currency
throughout Amman and commercial GUS
toms and the system of taxation are to
be regulated by conferences. to attend
which the French Envoy is about to go
to Hue The Annamites having re-
quested the French Legation at Hue to
be reopened at The earliest possible day,
Chainpem has l'een appointed to pro-
ceed thither and assume charge Of af-
fairs The decorations and presents for
the King aud Anuamiie Ministers will
be sent to Hne shortly. The blockade
between the Island Of Hong and Hok-
long will be maintained for the present.
Hartman, the French Civil Commissioner
for Tonquin, who negotiated the treaty
OF peace with AMMAN. has been appoint
ed an officer Of the Legion of Honor fol
his services. A cable will be laid from
Saigon to Hanoi
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Judgment and order Amrmea.

San FRANCISCO, Aug. 30.-The Su-
preme Court to-day affirmed the judg-
ment and order of the lower Court given
in favor Of defendant in the case OF the
Spring Valley Water Works against the
San Mateo Water Works. The pro-
ceedings in the case indirectly involves
the controversy between the two eorpo-
rations for the right to appropriate pri-
vate property. In the exercise OF that
right the plaintiff sought to condemn
twenty eight acres of land in San Mateo
county, which the defendant claimed to
have already appropriated for public use
in furnishing water to San Mateo county.
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rvRNlsnED ROOMS. ].

Large rooms, with modern convenences and
nicely furnished, to let en- suite or single. Situas
tion unsurpassed for health and comfort and
only few steps from business center
I'M BALL M a n SION,
NEW HIGH ST., NEAR TEMPLE. al
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Pleasantly located and neatly furnished.
TO LET, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE,
Corner Fort and Franklin streets, one block from
Postofiice. d31u
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Earthamake waves.

San FRASoisco, August 30. Prot.
Davidson has sent telegram to the
Superintendent Of the United States
Coast and Geodetic Survey informing
him that earthquake waves were felt on
this coast on the morning OF the 9th
inst. Waves continued airiv ng through
Wednesday. There is little doubt the
waves come from the region of Java.
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A Modest Assumption.

BERLIN, August so. The North Ger
man Gazette, Bismarck's organ. whose
recent article against France created a
sensation throughout Europe, says il
believes that the present peace, even in
France, is due to the Gazette for its
timely waining of the consequences
which would result from systematic agi-
tation ia France with the object Of ex-
citing hate against GermnnY
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Trouble Feared.

LONDON, Aug. 30.-The police fear
the arrival here Of O'Donnell, the slayer
of James Carey, will cause trouble, as 4
Of IRISH Americans arrived
recently from America.
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By JOHN G. BELL d. co.

REAL ESTATE & GENERAL AUTIoNEERs,
Office, Room ~, over the County Bank, Temple
Block.
I will sell at the Los Angeles Horse and Car
rlage Mart, New Los Angeles street, between
First and Second streets, in rear Of the Cathedral
and opposite Stengel's Nursery,
Tomorrow, September LIST,
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wheat and Barley Market.

SAN FRANcIsco, Aug. 3O.-Wheat
firm, quiet; seller 81 .6s@l so: buyer,
season, Sl.s3. Barley firm and lower;
81. l.00s@ l.02a; seller, season, Sl.00s@
81 .005; buyer 81 ll@l.1lI.
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SAN FRANCISCO, August 30, Best and
Belcher, 425; Chollar, 2.20; Consol-
idated Virginia, go; Crown Point, LIS;
Eureka Consolidated, $50; Ophir, 1856;
Potosi, .95; Savage, 2.l5; Sierra Ne
vada, $50; Union Consolidated, 5.25;
yellow Jacket, 80, Gould & Curry,
3.05; Hale & Noreross, 400; Mexican,
z 70. Northern Belle. AZ.
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.

RosEvmLE, Cal, August 30.-The
engine in the barley mill of B. McRae,
in this place, exploded this morning at
s O'Clock, Instantly killing the engineer,
Captain John N Brown, and wounding
Frank Asher and one Mr.. Thistlewaite,
though not fatally. A wooden building
near by was Demolished by the force Of
the explosion. The accident was
caused by lack OF water in the boiler.
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Telographio Miscellany
MINOR But NONE THE LESS INTERESTING MEN
NnrEa

MINOR But NONE THE LESS INTERESTING NEW,
NOTES.
Boston, Jan. 2G,-The mercury is 500 tc
3i0 below in northern New Enslan
NEW YORK, Jan. 2j-Jem Mace and slad,
arrived here this morning.
Utica, N. Y, Jan, 26.-The thermomete,
In the northern part Of the state this morn,
ing ranged from ~ to 2So below.
DETROIT, Jan. 2G-Frst ballot for sero.
tor in joint convention to- day: Kerry AZ
Stout, Al; Hannah, II; Willets 0, Hancoc,,
s; remainder scattering. '0'"'
LINCOLN, NEE, Jan. @.-Four,eenth b.,
40, Nn ior united States senator: BOYD. %,
Miliarn' ~ Ihayer, l5i Saunders, II,
Stckel, II; Cowan, II; Henderson, &. Con,
ners' ., Martin .; Lake, 2; Grouse, q bal.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Jan. 26.-No material
enanG" IN the ballot to-day Window. 4g.
N'.o.'"T5li Cole, l6 Dunnell, 10; Hubbard
\ hdred, 6; Davis, 5; Strait, ,; Farmer
.. START. A; Wakefield, 2; scattering 1 '''
, MILWAUKEE, Jan. 26.--In the honest m
tne NeWhall house affair this morning En-.
glheer lhnham testified. His statements do
not no vary from those already published. Ben
ice, cliei clerk, was examined, and mi IL
me statement that of the help emploved
dnirty'ive were Saved out of forty. live
ms Is IN Hat contradiction of a iorme,
statement, which gave sixty.seyen em'
ployes. IL is learned that of tho sino nv
insurance on the Newhall, So. 900 have ey
pred, leaving only $4,000 collectible. ~
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WHAT HAS BECOME OFT,

A short while back there were appar-
emily forces ut work that promised us n
magnificent opera.house before the opening
Of next seasons engagements in the thcat.
rical line. The citizens were led to believe
that sufficient money had been subscribed
to erect the building and furnish IT ready
for occupancy, and that the company hay.
ing the matter in charge would immedi.
ately organize and push the affair to sue.
cessiul conclusion within very short time.
From SOME cause or other, however, the
subject, as on many occasions previously,
suddenly, after its brief agitation dropped
and We hear now nothing further of IL.
What has become Of II, where has the com.
pany gone, tho subscriptions, the scheme'
We have been favored this season to an un.
usual extent with good theatrical perform.
ances, and many really Grst.olass troupes
are TO visit us before the warm weather, and
as consequence, never before has there
been such general condemnation of our
present circumscribcd hall apd demand Tor
an opera'house in keeping with the size.
importance and progress Of the city. In
two or three instances, as Inducements
TO bring stars here, largo receipts have
been guaranteed to them, and to meet
such promises will neocssitatc literally
iamming and packing the present hall Of
the city. Such Inconvenience and want of
comfort, TO say nothing Of the impossibili,y
of properly mounting and presenting the
better plays, would not be tolerated by any
o her community, as cultured and popu.
l)us as our own, In any portion of the Uni.
ted States. II the Inconvenience IL TO be
removed II We are ever 10 have commo.
dious opcra.housc, and with any degree Of
comfort witness tho best dramatic and
operate talent Of the day, Il is time VIZ we Q
Done talking and figuring and had com.
mencod acting, We are therefore anxious
10 know for the publos satisfaction wha,
has become Of tho scheme or schemes that
rave such promise In the direction indi.
't>scd iew weeks ago. Let the subscribers
'eetNyand organize and proceed TO give us
40 mueS,,h.nseded opera-honso by next sea.
IN at lc ,st. II can be safely predicted
lat there is> no stock In Dallas that would
Ter twelve mo- nths pay 50 well II the right
Ind OF a manager were given charge Of
10 building. But\.above all We ,rus, ,Sa,
'e matter will not N SO unceremcniously
ropped. ".
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMS.
CleDllrIle

CLEBURSE, Jan. 1.-[Specla!. Major Ii
II. Haynie, prominent commercial tray
eler, is lying dangerously with pneumonia
at the Cleburne house.
Lambert n Richardson's dramatic com.
pany will fill three nights engagement at
Browns opera house, opening February
9th with the Bankers Daughter
From the carload of German carp re.
Spencer +. Baird, United States fish com.
missioner, DIR. j. ID. Osborn, j W, Smith,
W. Il. Gates, Il. Beasey, W. ID. Gates, NJ.
+. Payne, b. w. Bryan. S. G.. Graham and
q. i. Arnold, all Of this vicinity, received
twenty carp each. Others in the county
Will doubtless make application through
our congressman at Washington for the
fish.
A few nights since, the whistle of Lack.
etts Hour mill got ION a bender" lust after
dark, and began whisting in an nnearthly
manner All efforts to stop it at first
proved unavailing and ii blew for steady
half hour. Many, believing it an
alarm of fire, began making for the
mill. The local of the Chronicle
says in his mighty rush for items he ran
over dray and crippled mule, was bit
ten on the neck by the driver, ran against a
anu ~ w WAS
tripped up by Dutchman, bit by dog,
and eventually met man who announced
there was no fire"
New residences continue to 20 up in Gle.
burne.
Upon the civil docket of the county court
the following are some of the judgments
made: Marsalis vs. Bradley, judgment by
default for debt and foreclosure OF
attachment lien Schneider e Davis VS..
X. NJ. Chapman IL Co., iudgmentby default
for debt and foreclosure of attachment
lien; G. A. Heating vs. G. W. Patterson
ct nj; judgment by default for debt and
foreclosure of attachment lien; Alex Ort.
leib d Co. VS.. q. l.. Engelman; Judgment
by default for debt and fore
closure of attachment lien. in
the case of j. W. Dupree vs.. the
Texas express company and the Pacific ex
press company, there was a continuance as
to the Texas express company. There was
jury empanpeled to assess damages on
| the judgment by default entered on u for.
mer day OF the term as to the Pacific ex
press company. The jury assessed
said damages at the sum OF $500, and q
Judgment was accordingly entered for this
amount. In the case OF NJ, II. Hodge vs.
the Gulf Colorado n Santa Fe Railroad
company, the jury found in favor of tn,
plaintiff for the sum OF $50.
The weather confines clear and pleasant
and cotton receipts are improving.
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rnr hlll nov before !he house Of repro.

Tux bill nov before The house Of repro
sentatives, appropriatlng ten millions Of
doilary per annum for five years for the pur-
pose Of aiding In tho removal Of illltervcy
N where II exists, isone that ought TO pass.
4 The last census reveals the absolute neees.
intiI Wy Of some aid being rendered by the gen.
'iis~r A government for the education Of the
lolicc, shs. especially In the southern states
'soessss-s a<ete number Of illlterate persons has
7 A9 eustfe,gtl|y augmented by the enfranchsc
"a IA stSse, colored men,. Tho pending
~ l.SIes Ike %, because II Is a mere tenn.
oh1ruh viii n .repaso bridge the matter over
q No. "a xsas c,ss D. = to those who are uu.
~ q t1s semrDye % until some better
ss,ce flhls state .theneans can be pro.
Ylocbooog Qefploys shall be-. an. w u's
. 4<l0nv e0d o9neanor. aud, on enany pAssesa
~ y = the betlncd IN any suniional trea.
xoronaoos. more than 500, or into tbs
- VSSSlS21S county jail Of The propc,r...-'
~ MINI BOD Of not less than thrc, H"u!,
r{ ri w than one year, or BY bptl d 10
Ee--11 oQnishmont a the discretion n
~ ~ n 60 The willfnl disrs. icfS
v(fuoeons Of We conltnls.' 0ms'
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It VAS0UR INTENTION
TO DEFER "STOcK-TAKISe'
UNTIL FEBRUARY

But owing to a change in
our hrm-notice of which an.
pears in the Special Notice
Column-we were forced to
take an inventory earlier than
we had anticipated. While
taking our inventory we Sc.
lected all such goods as we
desired to close out before the
end of the season, and sub.
jected them to the greatest
possible reduction. Many ar.
ticles have really been marked
BELOW CoSr. On January
Ist we subjected our entire
stock to a reduction, and this
second marking down" Of
many articles will make it an
object for economical and close
buyers to call and examine
our stock.
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The Nessw York legislature intends look.
ing after tk'Ae interest Of little children III
that state, asesparcnts do not seem TO have
tho proper careoN for their growth and vel.
faro. A bi is thJtsrc pending prohibiting
tho employment OF us}hildren under 10 years
ofago In any mercantii.yie, manufacturing OF
mechanical pursuit. icy is good bill and
ought to become law, for<.jt is cruelty "a
hirc out to day Mbor childrSssn so young,
Over that age tho case is dilerenal 1t and their
labor may DO Indispensable ton proven,
starvation at home or burdens being Nshrown
upon the state. NJ
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full information in relation to the gradual
CHARACTERIZATION OF the slaves. They allege
that the bill OF 1880 is imperfectly carried
out in Cuba.
MORE LIGHT.
LONDON, Jan. - -Thecrew OF the steamer
Argon, which arrived at Hull, state that
the night before the collision between Sue
Cimbria aud Sultan, they passed while on
the voyage from London to Bremen, a large
mail steamer. They first perceived through
the fog her masthead and green lights on
the port bow. She was coming at an angle
toward them. They Immediately star
boarded the helm aud so passed clear, They
all declare she was the Cimbrla, and was
not sounding her whistle. This occurred
three hours before the collision, Another
captain OF the Wilson line of steamers de-
clares he has seen the CHIEF engineer of the
Sultan, who says he was not on duty at the
time of the collision. He was on deck, in
the after part of the vessel, for an hour and
halt afterwards He heard no cries. Ev-
cry person on board the Sultan believed the
Cimbria had steamed away.
A CRISIS.
LONDON, Jan. 26.-The Times editorial
says: 1t seems probable that the Ducerc
cabinet will be beaten in the chamber of
deputies Monday. The most remarkable
feature of the crisis is the rapidity which
Frenchmen of all conditions have begun to
despair of the republic. The discourage
ment does not yet show itself in the press,
but it is too apparent in private converse
| ton. Ii would be rash to suppose that be
, cause the republicans are dsheartened the
/ republic is doomed. It is on trial, but il
has strength to survive many mistakes.
DUCLERc.
| PARIS, Jan. 9G, The doctors fear that Du-
clerc has pleurisy, and have ordered abso-
Lutte rapose. The committee on the expul.
sion bills will present report to the cham,
Der OF deputies tomorrow and debate viii
| fol low Monday. A minority of the com
Gittes are trying to effect compromise
between the committee and the govern
ment.
BLOWING GREAT GUNS.
LONDON, Jan, "a heavy gale prevails
to-day, particularly at Southport and Liv
erpool, causing much damage to shipping
and also to houses. A schooner was lost
with all hands, at Yarmouth. At Oldham
two persons were killed and six wounded BY
the gale,
INA PICKLE.
LONDON, Jan. 26-,The Paris correspond
ent of d STANDARD says: The government
IS so dlsunited that ii does not know VIVA
to do.
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Washington News Notes


| WASHINGTON, Jan. 35.--The senate com
mittee on appropriations, in reporting the
appropriation for continuing the census,
reduced the amount from 100000 to 500. -.
900, on the ground that the work is in a
very satisfactory condition
Advocates of woman suffrage were before
the house Judiciary committee this morn.
ing protesting against The clause in the
Willetts anti.polygamy bill which disfran-
chises women VINO now vote In Utah.
THE sTAR'RourE TRIAL,
Witness Boones examination was con-
tinued In the star.route cases. lie filed
one blank proposal in Stephen Dorsey
house, and In his presence. Dorsey wrote
letters to accompany packages; at the time
of the first congressional investigation wit.
ness had conversation with Miner, in the
presence of Stephen b. Elkins; they had
been notified to consult Elkins; Miner said
II was unfortunate that Peok's name had
been signed to the proposals by Stephen
Dorsey. This remark was immediately
stricken out by order Of the court. The
defense appealed To the court to
charge the Jury to disregard the
answer. The court said counsel could not
put n question calculated to bring out an
improper answer. lngcrsoll said that per
sonally he had no objection TO the answer
let them provo 1t. Dorsey inquired of wit.
nesses what the trouble was between him
self and Brady, and why the latter was so
hostile toward HIM; Boone replied, he did
not know Dorsey then said Brady would
never do anything for them rs long as he
Boone, was IN the concern
DICKSON DONE voR.
The grand jury this afternoon returned a
prcscntment against William Dickson, for
corruptly endeavoring to influence the vote
OF his fellow jurors In the last star.rouic
trial. II is stated that the delay IN the pre-
cccdings, which gave rise to the rumor that
the bill had been ignored, arose from the
technical imperiection Of the bill.
TnE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
In the court OF comm ssioners of Alabama
claims, the case OF George X. Williams vs.
the United States, claim for sailors wages,
was argued and submitted. The order was
announced during the trial that Wedncs.
day, February 18th, the court will proceed
to call the docket up to No. 1900 inclusive
and cases will be disposed Of In their order,
unless for good cause shown postponement
be granted, In the discretion OF the court.
Counsel for claimants were notified TO pro.
coed TO take testimony In these cases at
once, and unnecessary delay be accepted rs
q ground Tor further postponemont. AID.
tnurn,l IN Mantuv
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From the II. I. L,
AMBusHEp.

ST. Louis, Jan. ga dispatch from
Muskogee, Indian Territory, saws that
while guard of soldiers were, on Wednse,
day, taking some $4,000 belonging 70 ths
Greek orphan funds to okmulgee, where II
isto be distributed, they were fired on
from the brush by unknown persons. The
troops returned the fire, but no casualties
are reported. >''""'''eS
y-, MET ms FATE.
katicoghaIa, u whisky.peddlinc indian
was dragged from his house Yesterday hu !,
party OF Indians, beaten ami Shot "a a
n DOOMED.
Dick Glass, one of the leoders ~ Al.
splecho party during the late troubles an ,S
noted desperate, Is maraudinr ovSr a ,ha
country coUI to the terror of law.abidins c It'll
a anus, ne was not included in the recent
advised to kill him. WV" p~i''es are
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THE eagle turned loose Es.ch such = flour
ish Of trumpeis upon the on naa,on Ain
auguration Of GOVERNOR ban nds.. feyMs
see, refused to fy. and the eN - soi IN,
administration Of the new eAceu ,eIln. ar,
using The fac, as an omen Of iaiS0is prin>b,
part Of the BArk Government 10 " down \
state through lis troubles with h9 i., linn \
success. The success Of the DArE he door
tfation will depend upon other ihi ears 70
The flight Of the eagle. Y
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In a short communication, which we pul

In short communication, which we pub.
lish this morning, under the head, us
There Work to Do?" is contained IN ex'
cellcnt suggestion to the effect that while
arrangements are being made TO care for
the poor Of the city, II would be we'll for the
good people having the matter in hand to
find out who among the unfortunate are
able and willing to work, and then strive to
find for them something TO do. There
ought to be something to do in this great
/ and growing towp for every poor but will.
D. q worker whereby hunger and cold, at
sasc>S could be wardcd or.
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The cruciii xion Of the flesh was never
better illustrated than in Indiana during
tho height Of the recent blizzard. Three
poor sinners were baptized under the ice
when the mercury was zoe below zero.
They evidently wanted to get as far away
from the lake of fire as possible right at the
start. However, II is n popular superstl.
ton in the church that nobody ever suffers
any physical inconvenience from baptism.