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meaIcatea InhaIntions

medicated inhalations for lung diseases, OIL
the contrary we are In favor of them, Sc
says DR.. Williams, who has had the honor o.
treating over 81. 900 patients during the pas
l6yeafs
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Proposals for Electric Fire Alarm.

Sealed proposals viii be received by
the undersigned up TO the meeting
of the Council OF the City of Los
Angeles OF April 18th, 1856 for the construc-
line 20 miles long, more or less, Of No. 3
galvanized wire and the necessary poles,
six engine. house gongs, thirty.five alarm
boxes and other paraphernalia belonging
thereto, contractnrs TO furnish their own
plans and specifications.
A certified check for $3.50 must accom- pany
each bid as surety that the bidder will enter
into contract in conformity with his bid II
The Council reserves the right to reject
any 5nd all bids.
By order of the Council of the city OF Los
Angeles at its meeting of March 10th,
1886.
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk OF the Council of the City of Los An
geles.
Los Angeles. March 18th. 1886. marls 2st
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The MINOR Courts.
JUsrIcE AUSTIN

ttfAAth &Aet'@A-ft
People VS.. David Seiva, disturbing the
peace--Continue till April 9th.
People vs.. f. Lorenzana, burglary
Examination set for April 9th; bail $3.50.
People VS.. David Seiva, assault with a
deadly weapon-Examination set for
April 9th; bail $500; committed.
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Fine VALUABLE PROPERTY
On DOWney Avenue,
EAST LOST ANGELES,

In the finest business block. bounded by
Downey avenue, Truman, Hawkins and
Chestnut streets, with alleys in the req.
This property is directly In front of the le-
CANT Schieftelin property, known far and
wide, which property has just been pur-
Lowell will Immediately erect one OF the
finest, largest, most elegant and commodt-
GUS hotels In the city, aud an ornament to
East Los Angalns will sell On
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rmpor,ant 60 oonsumptlve.,

The people OF Australia and of the State Of
iualifornia have been astonished at the won
ierful curative power of Eucalyptus, OF
gum tree leaves, for all throat and lung
diseases. A preparation called the Gum
free Cough syrup" has rapidly sold all
over our State, and Is the only cure for a
hat will not make you sick at the
stomach In taking. Relieves violent
coughing; soothing to fever and all
irritation. @. y. Heinzeman. sole agent. Los
AnOaiea
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usrx narra,r E.cnne.

ayes, had a very narrow escape said a
lined to my bed for year and my friends
| gave me up fora consnmptive's grave, until
| began using Kemps Balsam for the Throat
hearty" You will And It for sale by II. d.
Godfrey, Nadeau Block. Price 90 cents and
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mr.. Hentey,s Di.covery.

Leading physicians in Europe and
America are now giving DIR. Henley the
credit OF being the discoverer Of the
greatest nervine aud tonic ever COM
pounded. DR.. Henley's Celery. Beef
and Iron is the essence of nerve, sinae
and strength. Sold by all druggists
and country stores.
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ERrncH pArrEnn nare q nnnurrs
OSTRICHES

To visit the Ostrich Farm take the Santa
Ana train TO Norwalk station; 81 IS round
Hotel. Parties Of four, so cents stage fare
to Ostrich Farm and back 10 hotel, or drive
ont from Los Angeles and dine or stay all
nightat the Springs and visit the Ostrlches.
maflS I'm
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MR.. A, HIGGINS, of Wyoming, New York
says he had the piles for 40 years, and was
cured by using Gilmore's Pile Specific. For
sale by H. ID. Godfrey. Nadeau Block.
Damiana Bitters makes the old, young and
the weak strong and healthy NJ. Levy &
Co., wholesale liquor dealers, agents
The old reliable store of C. f. Heinseman
Is still headquarters for drugs and medicines.
He has full line of patent medicines, sell
Ing them in quantities to suit at Eastern
prices
WILL YOU SUFFER- with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer ii
guaranteed to cure you. Sold by G. +.
aeinzemsn 122 North Main street.
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The Excl,ement Not over.

still continues on account OF persons affiict-
ed with Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis
and Consumption. to procure bottle OF
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs,
which is sold on a guarantee and is giving
entire satisfaction 1t is standard family
remedy. Price so cents and 81. Trial size
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF BOARD OF SUPER !
yIsoRs or Los ANGELES COUNTY, CAL. (


OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF BOARD OF SuPRR-l
ytsoRs OF Los ANGELES COUNTY, CAL.
Sealed bids viii be received at this office
until 10 A. M. April 18th, 1856,
1st. For the erection of County Jail
building, exclusive OF cell work and other
iron work mentioned as separate iron CON
tracts, in accordance with plans and spe-
cifcations on file at the office Of A. NJ. Edel-
man, architect. at No. II North Main street
Los Angeles, California, said building TO be
completed within four (il months from date
of contract.
I'd. For the construction of all iron work
mentioned as separate iron contract" ex-
elusive of all cell work.
Sd, For the construction of all cell work
mentioned in plan and specifications Also
for construction of cell work on intro
duced plans on any special system OF cell
work furnished by the contractor. and to
be adapted 10 the space reserved in the
said plans for cells.
A certified check OF 5000 to accompany
bid for building. A certified check of 81 600
to accompany bid for iron work other than
cell work, and a certified check Of $1,000 to
accompany bid for cell work, checks made
payable 10 Clerk Of Board.
The board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
BY order of the Board of Supervisors of
Los Angeles county, California
G. Ii. DUNSMOOR.
riar2i oawSw Wed Clerk.
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All Aboard.

violet's excursion No. 3 leaves Apri
10Th. Completely equipped sleepers
experienced conductors and porters in
attendance. The only complete outfit
on the road. o. IL. Violet Manager,
st. Charles Hotel.
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rHE couRTS.
superlor oour..-Hraa.on. ).

MONDAY, April S, 1886.
The trial calendar for the April sss
sion was called and cases set for trial ai
follows, to-wit:
Bouchard VS.. Heiluer ct al.--May 25
Lisalde VS.. Hazeltine-April %.
Popes VS.. Coover-June 20.
Bigelow VS.. Carr-May IL.
Pico We. Phelan-May IL.
Mora VS.. Espinosa-April 30.
Mcclure VS.. McGuire-April 20.
Lee VS.. Cuddy-Aprii 20.
Brooks VS.. Endel-May 5.
Nilsson VS.. Lankershim-Ma @.
Powell VS.. Main Street Railway--April
81.
Whipple VS.. Slaught--May |.
Tell VS.. Gibson-April %.
Baldwin VS.. Sanchez--May ~.
Rogers vs Lossee et al.-May 81.
Ellis VS.. c. p. r. K. Co.-May %.
Freeman VS.. Root-June is.
Freeman vs.. X ot-June IL.
Armaz vs.. Gassen-May IL.
Talbot VS.. Colori-June 2.
Mulock VS.. Cooper--May 81.
Hancock VS.. Plummer-April "a.
Haley VS.. Haley--April 20.
Hopkins VS.. Thomas-May 81.
Zens VS.. Hollenbeck- 81.
Soloman VS.. Kern-May IA.
johnson VS.. Doss-May 81.
Dominguez VS.. Huse-Passed for ses-
sion.
Melendez VS.. Neutrality-suspicious. l.
Bales VS.. Buck ct al.--Passed.
Hamilton VS.. Smith--May Is.
Los Angeles 4 San Gabriel V. r. r.
Co. vs. Robertson-May 10.
Rodriguez vs.. Kerns-April %.
Gerson VS.. Carmena-May 10.
Rimpau VS.. Thompson ct al.--Passed.
Perry Lumber Co. VS.. Kelsey--May
20.
Bernard VS.. Valla--May 20.
Ballestero VS.. Halley-April 81.
Scott VS.. Repetto- Dismissed.
Holman VS.. Fisher. administrator
May 25.
Steward VS.. Powell-May IA
Leonis VS.. Mesa May Is.
Meridett VS.. Meridett-May 20.
Haley VS.. Haley-April 20.
Boyse VS.. Carlisle--May 27.
Davis VS.. Fuller-May 27.
Repetto VS.. Tononi-June 2.
Norton VS.. Susskind June 8.
Alladio VS.. Leonis-Mav 4.
Freil VS.. Sinsabaugh--June 3.
Outrim vs.. Outrim-Apiil 81.
Craig VS. Allen--May %.
Gavitt vs.. Mohr-April 20.
Petersen VS.. Mesmer-May
Botello VS.. City--June 4.
Hasten VS.. Paxten-June l5
Guirado VS.. epulveda-June a.
Briswalter VS.. Dubourdeau.
Lefler VS.. McArthur-June IL.
The following law calendar was dis
posed of as follows;
City VS.. Thorpe to cross
complaint sustained.
City vs.. Thorpe to vacate or
der confirming report of referee denied,
Dassaud ct al. VS.. Bath-Demurrer
overruled; ten days to answer.
Jassand VS.. Cremer ct al.-Demurrer
overruled; ten days to answer.
Naramere VS.. opeland-Demurre
passed to April l2.
Guyer ct al. VS.. Marines-Motion
granted conditionaliy.
Vejar VS.. Mound City Land and Water
Co.-Demurrer overruled; thirty days to
each defendant to answer.
Tolman VS.. Smith-Demurrer over
ruled; ten days to answer.
Azusa Water Development and Irriga-
ton Co. VS.. w. De Shields ct al.-New
trial granted by stipulation of both par
ties.
Martinez VS.. MAtinsz-Notice of
overruling demurrer waived.
Dazas VS.. Lazas-Decree signed and
fled.
Verdugo VS.. Bell ct al-l0 days
further time granted to prepare papers
on motion for new trial.
Baldwin VS.. Bell-20 days further
time to defendant to answer.
Hart VS.. Kimball-Motion to retax
costs passed to April 18th.
Daily VS.. Daily-Service of summons
ordered by publication.
House vs.. Cabot-Plaintiff allowed to
exhibits from files.
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A Creat Conventence,

A ten. cent parcel delivery has been
established at No. "a Spring street.
TELEPHONE No. 4l6. Parcels will be
carried anywhere in the city for ten
cants
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Assignee's Notice of Sale.
In the Superior Court of the State Of
California in aud for the County of
Los Angeles.
In re H. siegei. an insolvsnt debtor,
the 9th Nay OF April, A.
ID. ISs0.

Notice is hereby given that In pursuance
OF an order OF the above entitled Court, 10
me directed dated March Sist, 1851 will. on
Friday, the 9th Day OF April, A.
ID. IsS0,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the building or rooms
in the jail property, on Spring street, in Los
Angeles city, recently occupid by the City
los Angeles, California, sell at public auc-
tien, in Job lots, to the highest and best bid
der. for cash, In L. 8 gold coin, two cases
of hats, three cases Of gents assorted fur
nishing goods, consisting Of hats, neekties,
tlon ofthe stock of II Siegel. an insoivt nt
debtor. Goods 70 be sold can be inspected
at the place OF sale from . O'Clock A. NJ till
o'clock ?. N. on Thursday the Sth day Of
April, 1856.
L. n. BREED,
Assignee of the estate Of H. Siegel.
Los Angeles, April 3D. 1856. apr8 "
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-06

II you want good appetite. drink Dami-
ana Bittera. Michel Levy 4 Co., Wholesale
liquor dealers agents
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SALE
At Pasadena
On Friday April 18th. 1886.
at 10 o'clock A. M.

That valuable and fine piece of property
on the north side of villa street, between
Los Robles and Moline avenues, as follows
The two story house of five rooms and the
lot, being 60 feet front and 241ls in dep h.
Also the three villa lots adjoining and OF
the same size.
Also the entire furniture, bedding, ETC., in
the cottage house will be sold directly after
the real estate sale. The furniture is nearly
new, in elegant condition and good as new.
About the ordinary amount as contained In
well-kept cottage OF the style and kind
NoTE.-To any and all parties wishing q
nice cottage house and lot or nice villa lots
with a fine view. good drainage, city watei
hydrants through the ground, excellent
neighborhood. wait till day OF sale. The
grounds are covered with prune, pear
peach, apple, grape, blackberry and rasp
berry. nectarins. apricots. figs, oranges
lemons. ETC.; also 5000 strawberries all in
full bearing. Now average about so to q
boxes per week. ONLY about seven min
utes ride from Postofice. Take the S:4l
train. Go an see il.
apritd JOHN c. BELL. Auctioneer.
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stop xour Cough

Bytaking the Gum Tree (encal yptus) Cough
Syrup. Only for sale by O. #. Heinneman
druggist, Los Angeles.
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At J. D. GUERRERO'S,
Nos. AL and 44S N. Main ST..

You can buy your goods during the week at
the follow prices for CASH
l2IG lbs Cube Sugar. 81; is lbs Gran. Su
sr III 70 los E4.'e ~ Ii H. 70 iVs SSl,
(green), 81 S lbs Costa Rica Coffee (green),
II 7ibs Folger's Pioneer Coffee, 81; 81 lbs
O. II. Roasted Coffee, 81 sI;American Sardines,
cans 26c; French Snrdines per can lbc .
Syrup per gal, 60c; Jellies, standard brands.
20ci l. A. Jams, cans 2bc l.. A. Apple But
ter, loo; L. A. Table Fruits per can, ibc and
zoe; Parafine Candies 25c: Sage, is lbs
81; Tapioca, Is lhs SIT san Lnis Obispo Beans
per 100 lbs, xl.76; Comet and Star Chocolate.
zoe lal< lbs Rice, 81; Boneless Cod Fish per
N. !lsc; salmon per can, loc; Dried Apples
and peaches per ID, &c; Maccoroni per box,
9bc 10 Cigars fpr 25e; 20 sheets Note Paper,
oci 40 sheets Brief, legal form, 25c 20 En-.
vclopei, SCI Writing Irk per bottle, Sc;
stick Candy per 10, 15c. dun Drops, 2Oc
Fancy Mixed, 22c; Cheese, l1l<c per ID;
breakfast Bacon, 10ci Lard In 3 lbs. s5c;
Lard in blbs, occ; In 10 lbs, e0c. april
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PKOSPECT AVENlIE

Just ready to be opened, will be found to be
the finest pleasure drive in Southern Cali
fornia. This property is within Is minutes
minutes by rail, and is a acontinuation of the
lovely Pasadena Valley. Terms of the sale
will be such an inducement that hardly
any lady or gentleman would fail to pur-
chase; a chash, q sixth mouths, u in
twelve, in eighteen months, one per cent
interest
The City Band accompanies the Encur-
sion,
A fine FREE LUNCH and always splen.
did time.
Take the San Gabriel and Pasadena cars
For further particulars inquire OF G. W.
Morgan, Esq, No: 36 Nadeau Block, or of
John G. Bell, the auctioneer, at Room
No, l26, Nadeau Block. Take the Elevator.
The boy will direct you. JOHN C. BELL,
mar2ltd AuctiOneer.
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GREAT, GRAND

By order OF G. W. Morgan, Esq, Real Estate
Agent, No. SO Nadeau Block.
100 Large. Elegant villa Resi-
dence Lots. varying In size from one
fourth OF an acre to q acres each. Water
abundant for all purposes. At this point
the view may be said to be sublime, COM
manding finer views OF the entire city and
surroundings than any lots ever before Of
tered to tho M hIic
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SOME CONTRIBUTORS.

The following citizens have contribut
ed flowers since last report: Mrs. Bilde
rain, Mrs. G. w. Seamans, Mrs. J. w
Vanhorn, Mrs. J. p. Lehman, Mrs. #
II. Powell. Mrs. T. Stovell, Mrs. V
Bcaudry, Mrs. j. Il. Hayes, Mrs. Stev
ems, Mrs Baldwin, Mrs. Fellows, Mrs
Gleason, Mss. Bright, Mrs, r. s. Day
Mrs, j. Lyons, Miss F. b Nullard, Mrs
Nicholson
Ladies on Bnena Vista street, Mrs. r
B. Haines, Mrs. Moshier, Mrs. Wood
head. Mrs. Stanley, Mrs Green, Mrs
.Cowper, Mrs Long, Mrs. Reilly, Mrs. J
Phliippi, Mrs. kurtz, Miss Gamble
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Cheney, j.

The criminal calendar for the April
sessions was called and the following
cases were set for the following dates
viz;
pao,,le va Add;a Moora-An nr;l 00tb
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Queen'sScarlet. Refine Maria Pia, Refine
de Cramoisi. Eliza Vardon, Queen Of Bed
ders, Cornelia Koch, President, Comtesse
Ria du Pare, Dingee Conard, Crimson
Bedder, Marie Won Houtte, Perle de
Lyons, Marie Morean, Madame Isaac
Pereire, Etoile de Lyons, James Sprunt,
Madame Berard, la France, Madame
Welche, Bougere, Aline Sislev. Madame
Rachel. Souvenir dun Ami, Rese dor,
Marechal Mel, Isabella Sprunt. Emper-
OF Russia, Celine Forester, Beauty of
Gtazenwood.
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ty" and "handsome" would make the

ty" and "handsone" would make the
average female soriety reporter as
green as copperas with envy. As q
mild suggestion however. we would
say that he might with advantage be
told that "passimentary," ''trico," and
"surrah, are slightly off in orthogra
ply. aud that stylish lace and
"han6some flowers" are not according
to Hoyle and as last summing up,
that whenever a man undertakes ~
describe ladies' toilet, he shows an
assinine characteristic, which. ia the
classical language of the day, gives
him away at once.
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WAITING TO BE SWINDLED.


The "S,nugxIed jewel Dodge As Played
On Philadelphia Baker.
The people ready to be swindled ne
far more numerous than the swindlers.
One man offers TO furnish counterf(t
currency at low rate. A dozen temps
ed by their greed send forward their
money and get back in due time their
boxes filled with sawdust One man
preteuds 70 have drawn prize In >
lottery he will find a score quick to
trust him with their cash in the vain
hope of getting something for little or
nothing. II is . fortunate proyisioa o.
nature that there are 50 few rogues;: for
if they bore any proportion to the num-
Der of dupes society would go to pieces.
In Philadelphia, the other day, q man
pretending to be sailor went into .
bakers shop and asked for person for
whom he had bought some jewels in .
foreign land. He was exhibiting the
casket when in rushed an alleged pawn
broker, who, pronouncing the jewels
worth $500, offered $50. The sailor
demanded $3.50. and the pawnbrok ~
went away for the money. Tne sailor
soon after departed. when me pawn
broker coming back upbraided the baker
for letting the man go AMI took his de
parture, telling the baker TO advance
the sailor 800 and he would call and
take the treasures of his hands he
sailor, of course. came back, and said
he had been frightened away because
the goods had been Struggled. Fear of
arrest induced him TO offer the jewels to,
the baker for $50. He eagerly accepted.
and that was the last he saw of money.
sailor or pawnbroker. The 'jeweis'
were worth fifty cents.-Dstrois Free
Press.
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SLAVE HUNTING IN AFRICA.
The Cruel Work ofthe Slave Dealers In the
Dark Continent.

The Cruel Work ofthe Slave Dealers In the
Dark Continent.
We discovered that this horde of ban
ditti was under the leadership of several
chiefs. but principally under Karema
and Kiburugs. They had started six
teen months previously from Wane-Ki-
rundu, about thirty miles below Vinya
Mara. For eleven months the band had
been raiding successfully between the
Congo and theLubira1z on the left bank.
They had then undertaken TO perform
the same cruel work between the Biyere
and Wane- Kirundu. On looking at my
map find that such q territory within
the area described would cover 1920
square miles on the left and 10000 on
right bank, equal to "a. 500 square miles
Just 1000 square miles greater than
Ireland inhabited by 1000, 900 people.
/ was permitted in the afternoon to see
the human harvest they had gathered
rows upon rows of dark nakedneSs, reliev-
ed here and there by the white dresses OF
the captors. There are lines or groups
of naked forns upright, standing or
moving about listlessly. There are
countless naked children. many more
infants, and occasionally drove of alb
solutely naked old women bending over
q basket of fuel or bananas. who are
driven through the moving groups by
two or three musketeers- / observe that
mostly all are fettered; youths with iron
rings around their necks, through which
chain, like one of our boat anchor
chains. is rove. securing the captives by
twenties. Children over ten are secured
by three copper rings, the mothers by
shorter chains, around whom their re-
spective progeny of infants are grouped.
hiding the cruel iron links that fall in
loops or festoons over their mothers
breasts. After realizing the extent and
depth of the misery presented to me |
walked about as in kind of dream
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WEEKLY BAZOO.
SEDALIA, Mo.
TUESDAY JANUARY 5, 1886.
THE POSTOFFICE.

The BAzoo has no fsht to make
against Mr.. Russell as the prospective
postmaster OF Se3alia. The oyposi-
ton has been transferred 10 another
where the perfdy belongs. Russell
knows that Mr. Heard has letraved
bis BEST friends-lei them into the be-
lief that be (Russell) stood no show
for his (Heard's) endorsement and
then in the final hour, after tn
umphaatly nominating aud electine
him, he turns bis back upon them aud
goes to snnther NO WAS his enemy.
The BAzoo hopes and trusts that
Dir. Russell will make good official
and reflect credit upon himself and
the city of Sedslia.
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There can he no question. despite
the strong minded element which as
serts to the contrary. that women take
advantage of mans poIiteness. Soci-
ETY. worthy of the name, demands that
q man shall not be rude to woman,
even women who is guilty of the Ut
most rudeness toward him and al
though her requirements may only
amount to small and wearisome exac-
tions, yet they must be acceded to
With unvaryirg good nature Oh his
part. No man will take the lie direct
from mans lips and fail TO properly
resent it, but with women the mat
ter is entirely different. A woman
may contradict man in tire most
open manner in the presence of others.
and yet he must swallow the insinus-
ton without so much as grimace,
lest he be denounced as q coward.
Then too, in the matter of gossip, a
woman can malign man in the most
pitiless manner. and yet he perfectly
serene, for well she knows that should
the maligued one trace the gossip to its
source, he can have no defence, for is
she not q woman, and does not that
protect her. What man, with any
manliness in bis composition whatever,
would gain ANYTHING BY holding q
woman to q strict accounts he could
not punish her by the medium of the
eourts, for he would find at the last
moment, that those upon whom he fe
lied as proof. would dislike to appear
publicly against woman. and would
desert him; he cannot cudgel Der al
she richly deserves, because social oe.
sracism would be dis reward should hs
attempt il, and On, all in all he car
only '-grin and bear" his fate, AND
take refuge iu the feet that after al
he is uan, and although gossip il
hard to bear, yet he is not injured by
1t TO the extent be woull be, were tn,
case reversible, and he the offender in
stead of the offended.
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wherein I saw tnrougn Lae oarsness o.
NE night the steslthy forms of the muir,
dercrs creeping toward the doomef
town, It's inmates all asleep, when sud
denly flash the light of brandisned
torches. the sleeping town is involved in
flames, while volleys of musketry lag
low the frightened and astonished PEG
pie. The slave-traders admit that they
have only 1880 captives in this fold; yet
they have raided through the length and
breadth of country larger than ireland,
bearing FIRE and spreading carnage with
Lad and iron; one hundred and eighteea
villages and forty-three districts havs
been wasted, out of which is only edaced
this scant profit of 1880 females and
children. and about 1000 tusks of ivory.
To obtain these $500 slaves they must
have shot q round number of 9, 500 poo
pie, while 1900 more died by the way
side through scant provisions and III
intensity of their hopeless wre,chednese
-TAe Coago-H H. &aTleg. Z
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sDALIAe WEEKLY BAZOO. TUESDA z. JANUARY B. 1886.


turely developed to, after sshort existence.
SINCE her wings and retire into life of
misery and Oblivion. Nor the boy and
girl of such training will not live q lie /;
will not impoverish their parents that
their love of display may be grati6ed, but
will brsyely face the future, taking life
as it comes, and causing every one
with whom they come in contact
TO feel that the world has been made hap
pier and better by reason of their living in
il. Fortunately for the county there are
many homes presided over by true men
and true women which are sending forth
an influence to counterfeit this spread of
dudeism which at times seems endangering
the very bulwarks Of society.
Young man, young woman, just begin
ming the study of the real problem of life,
endowed with the God-given manhood and
womanhood, ponder seriously the thoughts
herein contained and steer clear of the
reefs of dudeism. F. p. NJ.