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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-11
. ! Treat chrori: Diseases Oily!
ALL DISEASES coSsrlrUTi"N.LLY TREATED
THE REST 1NsTRuHtENTG

S4S4~
ALL DISEASES coSsr.rU7."S.LLY TREATED.
THE BEST INSTRUMENTS
For Diagnosing and ascertaning the facts
and extent at disease. I make Il thorough
analysis Of the Srcreti"ns of the system ii
cann,,t get ut facts without; which. in most
eases takes one or two lavs. lo not ask a
few questions. look at Tie tongu" and feel al
the pulse, and say: Yes. I understand thc
CASE fully" 1 will not tr;flc with life md
health. Below will be found a Jew of. tee
diseases I treat.
F1TS!. FITS! FITS FITs!. d.
That most tca rful mi. lady. Epilepsy iFits', I
cure, and can give you references to rany
cases cured, now living aud attending to their
Also, ALL CHRONIC DISEASES,
Such as Scrofuln. Syphilis. Catarrh. Consun-
ton. Chronic dysentcry, Torpid Liver. Piles
Tapeworm. Paralysis or Palsy, Fever and
Agur. Rhcumnt ism. Neuralgia, Diseases OF
the Bladder and Kidneys, Female Complaints
Of wha,~ver character, and those ioathsome
and disgusting
CATAKRII AFFECTIONS
which are the bare Of life to thousands, know
ing the end thereof is
CONSUMPTION AND DEATH
In ell Throat aud Lung Diseases, With my
new, original aud perfect aystcul-I will a.
init no superior.
3 treat almost helpless Gases successfully.
Remember the dates -
FLICK. HOUSE, January s, 9, 10, and
II, 1875.
l'ost-O Office address. 1863 Madison Street
fChicag, III. y7nl4yl
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-11
MccoRMlcK's HARVESTER.

is. RowELI., Sons s. Co.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15

Ias. {. CUSEIHuEAI now of4rs her eGtira
stock OF latest STYLES n laI;,s' and chi, n
hats q astInislIugty Low prices. hat ;uu.-
lni.gs and elegant ladies nccktics and L4nlLer-
chief boxes just received n Equally low prices.
In addition to my extensive dress mak.sE i p
parlmeat l Manufacture handsome ladies
cloaLs all il will ba TO any lH4r's interest 10
call and examine tienl. Ready made Wrappers
for = 80. Gentlemeu's lid glove and IL. &t.es
in all colors. Now IL your time TO se.ur. yoar
holiday presents; ny prices on al! goods ~ So
low that none viii have cause to complain If
hard times. Mrs. c. CU%STEdHAp.
dec!l~ CcTbe:t Block.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15
moral ttG.lI AIS.

a. s...,t ,o-4,,
day Afternoon we cgcn1utered q. lumber
w,oo, baDleJ Ly two stout horses al "a
nud@r The command Of Doctor Butts,
~, stood on deck looking Ike an
.Iu.;raI on the poop Of line O. battle
Sin A. he asfIed rs he gave hail. and
',--r ,.,.r,ino n q l,It he pciu.ed first
- a., ,nnn,1 aud thrn 70 The horses
and eavs he I've cot EN-" "ToW's
H., ;, sars -re "RIo.,.7 10 tie town"
,,.n.l., 9r marine he aid the comfy.
an,,n,x there tE.v are. : coed strooc
enln a. hny.ss and . s. ut wagon: and
", ,zn. -b.u have some road Lgildinc
as i nd b1i]djrc. WLeu We saw the
Door and Ii. team b. and 1t were
beaae! toward Major CARRIERS. and We
fake il that thera's where they were
s?.i'E - D-eota. or ' w. 49, ,,,Sa,,t
bns,ness. THIS is :. first tate idea, this
pub.ic team is. Now, when some pillow
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15

r.-l',nsx.1a.
=. r,r,.,,. i,~,. u. t., So wiz. Of DA<lxL
SIN. .sul.
: HATTALfpN OF FiA>-'---A th"H
sand men li.Iel Sixth avenue in front
,fRoo,b.s Theatre Yesterday morning.
~ i-,Nl,:-, - 49,, .,,.,,,-,,I &c o,,x;I,
?,a i 1, ~ r,,,;,r -aor.,Inr
.al -C ~ t..I,t:,' ,,a,. o,nia
'G t',l5r TSSolnr and ~tqro lIauacer Holm
v Vina',lt d,j ti,o work Of selecting the
men wanted. There we're nj! sorts
and sizes. from the Fiy, Points to
Fiuh avenue. and from five laet to SIX
feet five inches. Youth and old a-e
We're III the throng, but Of iino look
ing specimens Of physical IHan4nod
there vas an uncommon dIsp-a|. The
remuneration OF "Do"t NV cents
nl-ht was an a''faG;. ION 70 >"u't' pu'
Ihe hl'jo'i,G ".,oi uIi'- " o'.G o.M'-:
were III Gi-s,' - Xxx. ro ,Hr
"',,I9 :? + '''' ,onoI,r,- ,rr,Io,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15

nhn-oa for mems TO gladden. their |
hearts and fiji their stockings III 'ht
approaching Nhf'7' ni.s .. ',.
u ,,na II. .nnnai,y sey4rsl nnndred dollars
for his purpose. - 't.. 'n,rib!s Gi5as-
ter which has recently htiaiiSH tA'' "u-
fortunate cHs l: ;u -, ,S,a;'.ilH f.o,,,
.h"ra 49,. ~r',r and unless cont1ibu;.aus
are received IRON other places, ft;y lit
tie stockings m''at Iti'"ln flaP'S' "h,.
NJ .t ,'s,'' 49, SA,,,., rirrs b,! Given
tIerl d wide berth. W one vii! he the
poorer for nUJfLi's c"HalDa't" lizards
eA'rL!oG we nF'',n % ,.s ~ -, 81 ~.
b;rtb oi MIN whose love for iitt.e chi!-
dren was 50 great that he said, " Suffer
them to eo'4e unto i-.e; ana 'rf"'a ' 'nen'
not. Tor 81 s'~A - me h'Ha,'o' y" -, NO.
ell. 70 nope M I-u's"t Wa" aen''
! on a AttC'2-At a1i'~'I'I; -t"1 Pt-7oI-
t feeL4LS b-si ">r'. IL con i''':'I van 80
| the am puhI OF tuo.F 'i'''t' it''''"9 80
! judy Imnpi1' "Ao Ml.- forward l. u
! NJ. Nrpo.
! We find The foregoing n Ia'a num-
, bar Of tae Eureka <sHite, We are
/ ..-..,....,..nw ..,+r,,-
s'''" - Se' OK All '''''
elas.ic over iAi' matter m" Nc mop
! tuat Nj. Wlbh's appeal may 10! prove
! >, hs,a h,a, ,o,aa ~ vain. and Ne
-, u-..,,,,,.. =. ,,.o,,-
! con De'-S'e = Will
; osit!oa Il our Own, end fuF our own
Carson readers in connection with this
.+. w ;..o, vii, ,,rrzf ti,.,t the
.,..-..,.-.
1 Iieso!'er'a" AK i-i'-7@' ''''''-' ''>
r.. ,;r,..' ,...f..i +h.y-. NON.
-. a,,., ..,, ,.n..a .. ON liz, LIE. and
49,. oh.,.. Lava .i.,s. ms, ,,v when
,.i,.;..,.osi.n, .,.;-,- WATKINS if - all
tar', ,...r,.,.- We are afraid ,l,a, uss,.v
.l...1-. ,....-.ts e., toll, ~ i.,,.,
!. n'''.' .' .,'''-- -, f,3 E,s ~ The
- iti-I', .1',.-f.. ana ~. W.. j.. fl.
, a'i,[." ,'..rlr ..r.1'i+,. ,a.it r.;,;'5
- >t.,.. t,,. y..-.i,.r a.. ma.
~ '',,,,c.[., t'n ,u.1 Sunday schools
,'.~,.,5.,F.,(, Ioyo INV ,rI,.i.t,oas tree
s. ',, fhs+ hos ~ are relieved
from cash oUi!"y5 ny this ecohon'cA.
,,',h AN - ar,,i5. g TGev can
or a, tar lii ,,:.a 9C,l,,1ess. by do
ins something ugarly aud liberal for
those poor little fo...s. V venture %
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15

+. L. Rail has Just received large Gssort-
neut Of Holiday Goods, which are Offered a.
very low prices, consisting OF fancy wares,
toilet liquor and mantel sets, etc. etc . also
plated casters and full line Of plated table
ware, Cali and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
THE F.voRIrE.--TEe Bank Exchange Saloon,
corner Of King and Ormsby streets, is becoming
the favorite resort OF this city. The great
attraction is Fredericksburg Beer, while Che
best of wines, liquors and cigars are, also, sold
at the bar. first class Pedro Game for the
amusement CT guests, cold lunch at all hours
and hearty good cheer for all are its recommen-
iations to public favor. r. =. Brown is the
proprietor.
Z. b. RAIL has the largest assortment Of
plated goods in the State which he warrants and
Offers very lew; he has also q large assortment
Of table cutlery. bar fixtures, ETC., china, crock
cry and glassware, paints and oils, brushes,
glass, putty, varnishes, rubber ana chemical
paints. hardware. doors and windows, coal oil,
gas and oil Tampa, stoves and tinware; also the
celebrated Medallion and Laurel ranges. Call
and examine his stock mis-
s. WHITE. N. o., Physician and Surgeon,
IL once moro at his old quarters over Fosters
Drug Store, Carson Street. opposite the Capitol.
,s3o-n
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15

JoHE MCTABSAHAE j. Goirs to super
intend Mackay & Fans wood tiuming
operations from this on. This means
that Mackay & Fair intend that those
operations shall be n success. II they
want failure made of their wood works
they have selected the wrong man. But
if they mean business John will reduce
their mountains to O condition of bald
ness sooner than any man living.
IEssRs RICE & PETERS present their
stock brokerage business in the shape
and terms of reconstructed advertise
ment which appears in the APPEAL of
this morning. 1t will be observed that
they declare themselves prepared to
make advances on approved stock; also
that their San Francisco correspondents
are Cope, Uhler & Co.
WILL have something to say about .
narrow gauge railroad to the Ell Dorado
coal mine in day or two-soon's We
know something little more definite.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15
The Great Tho rouahfare.

The opinion seems to be general
that the proposition of the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company to build a
Southern overland road from the Pa
cific to some connecting road on the
Southeastern side of the continent for
no other consideration than the land
subsidy which Congress voted to the
Texas Pacific some years ago, will be
almost at once accepted by Congress.
1t is altogether probable that the
SCoTT party will do all in their power
to prevent the acceptance of the South
ern Pacific Company's proposition, but
AZ they can offer no reason for their
opposition beyond desire to secure
the franchise themselves, their influ-
ence will scarcely be felt. Had SCOTT
and his associates been willing to con-
struct the road for the same consider
alton proposed by the Southern Paci-
fic Company the road would have
been in operation now and the wealth
and population of Southern California
more than double what it Is at present.
But they refused the terms and allow
ed the contract to expire by limitation
while they were lobbying to secure
the Government credit to the extent
of S35, 900 per mile on the road Tn.
der the plea of competition they
will now come in and insist that the
nation shall become responsible for the
interest on $35, 900 per mile on road
that the Southern Pacific stands ready
to build of the alternate sections of sand
desert and mountain crag. A majority
Of Congress may be induced to refuse
the offer of the Southern Pacific, but
if it does, it will not dare to vote $780,
600, 900 of the peoples money into the
pockets Of the Tom SCOTT party.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

BY giving birth to three boys on
Sunday last Mrs. Reed, of Manches-
ter, Missouri has had her name tele-
graphed all over the nation.
A destructive fire occurred at Avon,
n. Y, on the 18th.
The old leather dealing firm of Jno.
Hopkins, New York, has failed.
DR.. Linderman se!erts indianapolis,
Ind, as the place for The new mint.
The Virginia Senatorial caucus has
not yet agreed upon candidate.
The Mississippi Senatorial canvas is
becoming warm. Lamar will proba-
bly, be elected.
The Supreme Court has appointed
Judge Taft Trustee of the Southern
Railroad.
The French Senators elected for life
are all Republicans.
More snow fell in New York yester-
day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15

opposition and ride on the old line and
they fully understood that To secure
patronage they must earn it. The
Southern Pacific, JONES and associates
AMI the people are all looking out for
their own interests. Each railroad
company is doing the best it can to Sc
cure patronage, and the people will
ship and ride over the road that will
cost them the least. The threat, that
five do not stand by JONES he will
sell out and up will go the rates, has
no terrors. five withdraw all sup
port from the Wilmington road the
company will no longer operate it and
then the Santa Monica road will hoist
the rates. We want all the the rail-
roads we can get and we will have all
railroads the business of the county
will support-no more nor no less. 1t
is probably true that the Wilmington
road is cutting the throat of the Santa
Monica road, and it is also true that
the Santa Monica road is thrusting n
long sharp knife into the stomach of
its antagonist. 1t is contest the peo-
pie did not incite and which they can
not prevent. When the giants have
belabored each other until they are
satisfied they will try some other
scheme for making money-sell out or
agree upon a remunerative scale of
of freights and fares.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15
San Bernardino Items.
| From the Argus, Dec. lith. |

thC <hi6uSs DtN. ifth.
Grass.is growing finely ON the mesa lands
west of town. Fine grazing for sheep now.
On yesterday Mt 7:3O A. NJ, the therm ONE
ter stood at 46 degrees above zero, with a
heavy white frost visible.
Captain w. K. Greenville, of the United
States Coast Survey Company, left our town
on yesterday for the summit of San Bernar-
dino Mountain. j. @. "A. Stanley, of Los Ange-
les was with the party, and as Mr.. Stanley
has been a Nlmr0d on our coast since 1919,
the company will fare sumptuously. On tn e
Sth of this month, they made observations
from the summit of Cucamonga mountain,
S,4O0 feet above the sea and found snow q foot
deep ON the north side and Summer on the
south side. Mr.. Stanley killed two deer
while ON the summit of this mountain, and
saw tracks OF mountain sheep. The compa-
ny have been two months trying TO get trian-
gular observations for a coast survey.
They were three days making the ascent of
Ct.camonga.
At a stated commu nication ofPhpnix Lodge
No. l7s. A. +. & A. NJ, held at their Lodge
room in San Bernardino on Saturday, Dec.
llth, 1872, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing Masonic year: John c. King
w. NJ; John Anderson, S. W.; Thos. l.. Nc
Farlane, J, W.; Lewis Jacobs, Treasurer. I.
II. Levy Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15
fearful Sympathy.

We cannot endorse the appeals of
the Express to the people of this city
and county to stand between Senator
JONES and the Southern Pacific Rail-
road Company. Nor do we believe
that the complaint of the ruinous re-
ductlon of the rates of freights and
fares by the latter company will conn.,
mand great amount of attention
from the people. Further than this
we do not believe that Senator JONES
either asks or will receive from the
people the fearful sympathy which our
cotemporary is endeavoring to work
up for him. The owners of the Los
Angeles and Santa Monica Railroad
are men of business accustomed to
make or lose as theirjudgement proves
good or bad. They carefully examin-
ed the ground before they invested in
the Santa Monica Railroad enterprise.
They knew the character and extent
OF the opposition with which they
would be compelled to contend. They
knew the resources of the country and
carefully estimated the amount of
patronage which they ha reason to
believe would fall to their share.
They weighed the cost and estimated
the probable profits and decided to in
vest their money. They followed the
dictates of their own judgement. The
road is in operation and besides be-
ing one of great value to Los Angeles
city and valley it will, we understand,
net its owners $1,5O0 over current ex-
penses OH the first month of its opera
tion. This does not appear to
be a case for slobbery sympathy.
JONES and associates seem to be MAX
ing money while struggling with the
''cutthroat competition' of the South
ern Pacific. They did not expect, as
the Express seems to require, that the
people would at once withdraw all
their patronage from the Southern Pa.
cific and bestow it on the Santa Moni-
ca road. They were aware of the CAL
ifornia characteristic to shout for the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15
San Francisco News.


San Francisco News.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. l4.--In the
murder case of George Dougherty the
butcher, the testimony agrees with the
published statement. The jury of in
quest returned verdict charging VIM.
Mitchell with manslaughter. The pris-
oner was held to answer.
An amendatory order was passed to
print by the Board of Supervisors last
evening requiring hotel runners, hack
men, &C., to wear badge.
Supervisor Bryan stated that there
was an informality in the existing or
dinance. Hackmen who had been ar
rested for refusing to wear the hedge
were discharged by the courts on the
ground that there was no provision in
the ordinance requiring them to be
worn. The city has on hand so badges
of the regulation order which cost two
dollars and fifty cents apiece. 1t is
desired that hackmen and hotel run
ners should purchase and wear them.
Legislative News.
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 14th.-House.
By unanimous consent the House rules
were amended, allowing an increase
of the Committee on Commerce and
Navigation from to 10; on Internal
Improvements, from to 8; and on Ju-
dietary Committee, from IL to 13.
A motion to so amend the rules that
no member should introduce bill by
request unless he had read and APP
proved the bill, was carried.
A Inf nHn
Mr.. Bradley seat for Yuba.
ID. G. Sullivan moved for Commit
tee of five to investigate the eXpendi-
lures by the San Francisco Park Com
missioners.
Mr. Young introduced q bill for the
payment of the balance due on the
Indian war bill, repeating so much of
the political code as creates the State
Board of Equalization. Passed to
the second reading and was referred
A bill regulating the practice of
medicine was passed to second read
ing composed of Committee of five.
Senate. Mr.. Roach introduced and
had passed to second reading bill
to amend the penal code, Sec. 43, as
follows: "a battery is punishable by
fine or Imprisonment, etc.; or if com.
mitted upon the wife of the assailant,
by the intiiction of 81 lashes upon the
bare back administered by the Sheriff
of the county under the direction of
the Judge or Court. Referred TO Com
mittee on Public Morals. Mr.. Roach
said that his object was to make wife
beating odious, and he wished the lash
could be composed of scorpions and
placed in the hands of mightier
than the Sheriff.
Mr.. Evans gave notice that he
would introduce bill providing for a
suitable display of California prod
ucts at the Centennial
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15
EASTERN NEWS.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 14.-The contract of
1916 gave the city right to purchase gas
works in January, 1850. The Gas Com
pany refused to surrender and the city
Immediately brought suit to make the
company comply with this contract.
In February, 1868, with the Council
under Browns administration, they
fixed up an ordinance relinquishing to
the company its control. BY consent
Mayor Britten brought suit set aside
the ordinance and this morning Judge
Golback did set aside the ordinance Of
1873, and therefore the works and all
the property since January 1870 worth
three million dollars belong to the
city with paying for the works.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. l4.-Ex-Gov-
ernor Davis has issued a'call for Re-
publican State Convention at Hous-
ton, Jan. II.
Active preparations are being made
for the late Democratic Convention to
assemble at Galveston on January
5th.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15

THEannouncementt that TWEED had
escaped, created considerable excite
ment. Then conjecture as to how he
escaped occupied attention for few
days, and now doubts of his having
left the city of New York is the SUBJ
ject Of discussion. We shall not be
astonished to hear that the pious old
man has left the grub to become a
butterfly or has been transformed into
an angel. With the New York au-
thorities anything is possible.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15
Anaheim Items.
From the Gazette, l4th inst,

From the Gazette, l4th inst,
The grass on the uplands is suffering for
the want of rain.
Quite number OF hunters were out on
sunday. Ducks and geese seem, however, to
be as plenty as ever.
We learn that 1t Is proposed to extend the
Los Angeles and Independence Railroad to
Anaheim, If the people here will take cer-
tain amount of stock In the road.
On Saturday night, Anaheim Lodge, No.
207, +. & A. Nj, elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: Fred. w. Athsarn, w.
NJ; VIM. Crowther,S -. w. IT. j. Shelley, j. W.
Nj. l.. Goodman, (re-electedD Treasurer; A.
w. Stienhart, Secretary.
Petty thieving is becoming little too COM
mon in Anaheim. Yesterday morning halt
er was stolen from Mr.. Ey's horse, and day
or two ago buggy robe was taken from Mr..
Fischer's buggy. There is some one around
who evidently has a fondness for picking up
little things.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15
The Centennial.

The Graphic of q late date says:
The Centennial every day becomes
more conspicuous and important.
Most foreign nations are taking a
hand, and most of the American
States have made special appropria-
tions. Kansas is building a $1,000
house for exhibitory purposes; Ohio
is erecting handsome building of
free stones; Massachutts is to have a
similar headquarters-even Florida
has just made liberal appropriation.
The Commissioners announce that
the grounds are full, and that no more
general applications for space can be
granted. Already three times as
much machinery has been entered as
they can find room for. There is ev-
cry promise that the Philadelphia
Centennial will be the greatest exhi-
bitian the world has ever seen.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15

BISHOP HAVEN Of the Methodist
church has involved himself in trouble
The Methodist minister meeting re-
Gently held in Cincinnati, listened to
paper setting forth that in commit
ting himself to GRANT for third
term the Bishop had fallen into a
great error.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15
Brilliant Masonic Celebration.
A dispatch from San Jose dated the
18th inst. contains the following:

The grand Masonic celebration, in honor OF
the twenty-fifth anniversary OF San Jose
Lodge Mol, +. & A. NJ, took place to-day. 1t
ofthe kind ever held in this city. The breth-
rem assembled in the City Market Hall,
whence the procession moved in the follow
ing order: Schmidt& Sch lofts band OF twen-
ty pieces; Knights Templar; Friendship
Lodge No. 2l0; Howard Chapter No. Il; Dele
cations from the Gilroy, Santa Clara, Hollis
ter, Watsonville and Santa Cruz odges, and
San Jose Lodge No 10. Col. A. B. Romley, of
Mayheld, acted as Grand Marshal, and the
knights acted as escort. The San Jose Opera
House building was thr0nged to its utmost ca
pacity to witness The exercises, which were
very Impressive. This evening grand ball
Is In progress at the hall, under the auspices
of the fraternity. The hall Is brilliantly
lighted and thronged with large number OF
the four valleys fairest queens.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15

The Turkish Government has or
dered levy of 100000 men, besides
contributions from Egypt of q, 900 and
Tunis of 5000, The Government has
informed the Suez Canal Company
that il considers the management of
of the Canal satisfactory and has no
intention to interfere.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15
gus Aneelss Aemla

THE DAILY and WEEKLY HER
AID has more than double the cir
culation Of any other paper published
In Southern California. Business men
recognize it accordingly as the best
advertising medium South of San
Francisco.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15
Riverside Items.
From the News of Dec. llth.

From the News of Dec. llth.l
A very good specimen of coal was
brought into our Office on Monday
last, by Mr.. Shaw. The mine is locat-
ed about twenty miles south of this
place. The vein is about three feet
wide. 1t was discovered four years
ago, and abandoned. At present there
are several men engaged sinking a
shaft upon the ledge.
Thomas Cover and party, who left
here for Arizona on prospecting tour,
have not been heard from for some
time. 1t is feared that the Indians
have got them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15
Nj edical Card.

DIR. T. c. Gale, who graduated in the OHIO
Medical College In 1912. after practiciug his
profession in Southt RI Indiana tIr nearly
thirty-four years, has located IN Los ADge les,
and respectfully tenders his pr, fessional SER
vices tn those who ."ay choOse To consult him.
Believing as he does that Southern California
is one of the best placss on the continent to
test the durability OF tubcrcular mption,
he will in conjunction with his general prac-
tice, give that disease special attention. His
diploma will be cheerfully shown 10 any
gentleman who may honor him by calling 10
see the same. Office in Ducommun Building
with DIR. Burgess dec8f
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15

GOVERNOR IRWIN has appointed
Col. WALSH of San Francisco Adju-
tant General. 1t is an excellent Sc
lection. Col. WALSH is a military
man and genial wholesouled gen.
tleman. 4