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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-11-05


use ana every family should have them on hand
flf 4 cir protection and rchci. when required.
IoHr 'Aperlcnc% has proved them 10 he The -af.
est -ar Ell, ana beet OF an ino PiHs with which,
ghc nlarl 81 aDpunds. By their occasional use,
ttr Mo : purified the cefr1iptions Of the sys-
iesA eN ~ ed, distractions removed, and the
whole a iceinely OF life restored 10 its healthy
asutity lni1nal oggans which become ciosgee
ald .fuggi. are clraos t-i by sper's PfUs. and
tmulated nfp asuop. Thus incipient disease
D. chanzttl = .taIih, TIE value q which change.
Nlrn r-c anue ou he ya-t multifnors VINO enior
81. tHn naltily ! Nonpntcd. Thar sugar coating
Ildt tiniA A .4at 20 take. and preserves their
viFlw- unlmpnii 81 iof any ,tngln % hme' -
thai fhcs are eva nr-it, and perfectly reliable.
Although scar hlng, thev are mid, and operate
tont disturbances The constitution or diet, or
crNdNatlrn.
ruii directions ar. zen on the wrapper ~
ca.N buA, heW Oh u.c tho - family fEy SIC,
anil isf ihe following complaints which tsesr
Phts rsriiiv cure
For fs.-pep-i.s or IadLre.tton. Ls.sf~~~-
b~.s. i..In@uor and Aoss 81 Appetite, thsy
should II tIen moderately tos Nmnlate the -ton-
ach, aad restore IT. healthy tone and action.
Fvr Aver 1 complaint and ia variotts syur-
tnnl-, 9tSoH- Headache. sick Head
acne. Jaundire o. 4. rsen ate hS~ss. Hit
issss tosic tad sttitou. te'~rs. they should
% utit luu-ly kal.-n fuf each case, ~ correct the
aisclfet action or remove the obstruceSons which
For Fs,.ensery or Diarrsas, bnt ose
naiid dose s geusfaAy rcqrilcd.
70 Etarunati.n. t-eut. e-ravei. Pal.
yisasioh. % the M~arr. Pain in fA~
h41r. kSsEsk anC Lotns. They should be conts-
uously taken, as required, 70 change tie diseased
action - the System With such change those
Compla.ifs di-apl,ear.
fof DrOp.y and Hrols~icai sweilt-ags.
they should be taken ~ large AMI frequent doses
60 produce the eject OF a drastic purge.
Fer Suppression. a large dose should be
taken n 4 produces the deeirSd effect by sym
pAhy.
A, Dinner rW, take one fv. rfrls -
PROMOTE DIGESTION aai relieve - s-.rath.
Au occasional dose stimulates me esomnsh ma
kOwel., restores tgir appetite md irorntee me
- ~Lcul. Heuue y 10 sffen advantageous where
no Sermons derar cement cxiste. One who feels
inlerably well, or.a iinds mat n dose of tbe~e
f.hs makes bin fecl decidedly beeer ffon their
cleansing md lenovating eacrs on The digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED BY
pr. J. C.. ATER CO., Prvcfi~s< ChesnSsts,
LOWELL. MASS, u. 4. n.
ron SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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W N 70 one remedy is louder
IL : !. &: |: !: !:
81 ~ eAisd llr Ny the necessities Of
49, nic American people than
.A4 49, afe aud sait cure for Fever
.N - ma AEne. snrh we are now
AFL- tk&a. suabird 90 odts. with perfect
certainty hat il VIII eradicate
the diHcnss. sad Nith asear.
~ ~ finudcl Oh proof thAt ~ hRiin can nrise
fillt.it use ~ say qua q
fl... 4l.a pt oteHts Rom q. prtSnrts this dis
Or.er must ~ % Immense service M liz cnm-
mrnit. = whore IL prvHlA 'rert.tsat 10 better
th.n care, @, the pa-ient escapes nc rsk which
h.. nu-t luN Va y lrni tltH ~ = ihi- l''eful dis.
tenn er rhi4 Nvsf tXpeis tic uaAsmatic
poison ~ FtsEs .No tstE from the system,
aud q seut- lae dcfel neui % sat disease. II
tAkea on lht irtf Hpr 2 ~ ~ rrcmnniiory
svmnionN ID ~ not Hi,s tng ue-t remedy ever
VI, liHeove.l inr uis l.ss Of complaints, hut
aeatri fhc Srge quanii. We sup.
a. fa rofaf hfar- within Tie reach OF
es..y1 .fe ,ud bilious disp icts, where
F.UA Asst A.rE pres .i. everybody should
hse, t nee frc.l. 10th for 'urr snd pro-
m.H tn rnucd this iec will place V villain
ai N. ior "pr a. wei - u'e rlrh.
81 tss i' severed " Ire speedy aud certain
ca 1r're4titNt- i.. iNN; u contains no Qui-
r,, n ..I.I an.. Iscntly Il produces no
tiudMa effects whatever rron
i,s SIS .ft..Nt. YIr-a cured hv 4 are cit as
a.. AsE nh arvs had HE disease.
e tNuc the consequence
eFN. Ns.rli .a.e0a a great variety At dis.
fs lt.ilon, among which
f. .fA.a IN, Gent, Headache,
FsNthb ar. ftuaCLc, Catxfrh. Asth.
nn ralulT Affection Of the spleen,
lt . Pain N tie Towels. Collie, Paralysis,
l4emeni OF Ne stomach, All Of which,
W fainaiinC IN thi- caare pat 0n Tho iu
rpre. ~ become periodical tIis
tNppls the poison nom the blood, ana
.nl ..uenly cures ihem an alike. n H. ar nt
yaln.Aic protection 10 immigrants ant person
travelling or temporarily residing lr tht ria|H
n M Districts. ff taken occasionally ur dallr
whlir cyposc,i 20 the Infection, TINT viii w 81.
rtft ! RON the evsum, and cannot accumulate
N lent quantv az ripcn into desn ~e.
iffss 10 Is even valuable for protection
than cure; and flvWtl ever suffer flon Inter
nHitsNts n they Hyail inyu elves Of the prolec.
tar tiis remedy nfiiria.
Fur Iiver con. titfissfS. arising from torpid
~ 90 fAn Liver. al .n excellent remctl,, htui.
,itnng The Liver inin hcaithy activity, aud rrn.
hnrifr msnv truly remarkable cuios. where
p.,pl tngiNinsa fail
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NOTICE or JNsoLvEN, \

NOTICE T. hereby given. tbs. ~ t
~ Octobci Term, iS75 ~ she Du a.,
Circuit Couit. ~ Dubois County. In
the estate ~ McCnlins rangct wB-,
by said Ccuft declared probably ~
solvent. flprf Interested are notifit Z
that I, win hr ~titi.d accordingly.
WiIliAN PADGET. Ada
Wa A. ~ uU. Attorney.
Octob,r -. av
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90 ono remedy is louder
'allsd ,Dr ny the necessities OF
Hic American people than a
cue aud sai, cure for Fever
Eai Agne such we are now
uabird 20 ohtr WITH q perfect
certainty That il VIII eradicate
lAn hlnoaA.. nd WIN Afa-tr.
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TT Tie New Drug store hs-
tised for ,he last few weeks r4,.
for Hog and Chicken Chorr u on
q limited experience we rrAi o ~
fully recommend, hUt AZ p tat Nt have
reports from a great number y per.
sons who have given This rrncly
thorough trial IN the most sg v,icd
forms Of heg cholera. with 4 rsal
success. We ieel glst TO aAapnur. II
the people safe ami certain stu
for the most destructive pes, 10 -sinc
Phipp- saws that though Messis.
MOODY and Sankey may not ask iny
pay 10 ca'h zoe their revival iabors.
they take il oui 10 trade" som
time, u 20 hr hope fhes wiil' iui"
their ien reward .n isrool a..
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief and
euro Of all 1lerangg,-
hienis IN the Htom.
seh, liver, and bow
els they are a mild
aperient, and IN
excellent purgs'ive.
Being purely vcge-
table, they contain
ne mercury or mine
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seriDu- sickness and
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Ayers Ague Cure,
ron SALE BIT ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYw

For Fever and Ague, intermittent Fever,
Gail Fever, Renittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fev-r, sc,
ms indeed all tfro affections which ARISE
from malarioas, marsh. or miasma,ic
py.sops
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Balance OF all funds on hand $3.50 81
Respectfully submitted,
W. II. GREEN, Trustee.
October 22d. 1875. 81
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

cerned in the burglary OF Huishzers store Pavons
avenue, Jersey City sentenced yesterday to sii
months tn the Penitentiary, while one OF hls accom-
pces serving term OF ten years In the state Prison
The mercy shown TO him due TO his revelation oi
the conspiracy 70 break Jail
Maggie walker the dishonest servant girl who
employed at No. 300 Fourth street. Jersey City and
who lavished stolen jewelry young she loved,
was sentenced yesterday four months in the Hudson
County Jail The young man was discharged.
At two O'Clock yesterday morning W S. Solomon,
residing In Thirty second street. Bayonne aroused
by a noise In the lower part OF his house. He awoke
his son, procured revolver and went down stairs
rear window In the parlor and one in the basement
open. Tie pockets OF his pantaoons, which were
hung the stairs were rhed, and pocketoook con
tainIng large of money had been distracted Tho
empty pocketbook was found on the parlor hoor
Joseph Pacivi the burglar who broke into the store
Of Peter Costa at the or Jefferson and Second
streets Hoboken, the % inst was sentenced yes
terday to four months in the Penitentiary. o. :.
Samuel and William McShane, canal boat tnleves IN
Jersey City, committed for trial yesterday py
Justice Mccoy.
A liquor dealer named Richard Dooey was arrested
in Jersey City yesterday and held for trlal by Justice
Roberts on The charge Of committing an atroeious as
sault on Bartholomew Morarty, who owed MN
liquor bill
Thomas Donahue who was nearly murdered By his
wife Bridget and her brother, Martin Dulan, on FRI
day morning in Long Island City, remained Yesterday
In very critical condition. His wife was released on
bali out Duian is still in Astoria Jail
george Baife, aged twenty four years was arrested
oy oncer Curran yesterday, charge OF committing
burglary on the tailor store of f. Gremete No. l59
Lawrence street. Brooklyn, and stealing clothing Sixty
alleged on the prisoner.
John Harmon, thirty-dve years of age, was arrested
suspicion OF burglary while endoavorng TO effect
entrance the house of Mr. Hardenberg No SO Henry
street Brooklyn On searching him three night keys
keys and several pawn tickets were found
his possession.
man who gives his name as George McKenna was
arrested charge OF attempt at burglary early
hour yesterday morning. He seen by Mrs John
Ryan while trying to break into her apartments at
No 90 Nerth Fourth street. Brooklyn revolver,
loaded and cooked was found in his possession
The examination of Conductors Bopp and Douglass,
of the Atlantic street route Brooklyn who are
cused of using dummy bell punches was continued be
fore Justice Walsh yesterday.
Judge Moore OF Brooklyn, yesterday sentenced
George Thomas convicted of burglary in tho third de-
gree, to Eve years Imprisonment in the Penitentary.
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
ACCIDENTS.

Mrs Louisa Newton, wife OF Theodore Newton, OF
Holbrook IN order help the burning or some green
wood the stove, on Friday poured some Kerosene
oil upon t. There immediate explosion; Mrs
Ncwton's clothing was SET Gre; she was soon IN a
blaze from head to foot She rushed out Of doors
screaming for help. Her husband who fortunately
happened 70 be at hand tore % her burning gar
ments bat she was terribly burned that her rccoy.
cry Is doubtful
Lawrence Howen and Burdette Parks we're ont for
pleasure the bay a Freeport They had a revolver
with them, which Parks handled oarelessly when IL
discharged and the ball lodged IN the aeshy part of
Howells left leg
little girl aged three and half years daughter Of
Michael Anderson, residing AZ New Dorp was fatally
burned during tho absence or her parents day or ty
since The mother bad occasion 70 the house for
q few moments, and on her return found the child 3
clothing oil burned on
John Welsh, aged 6ve years, was run on Broad.
way near Morris street, yesterday afternoon and re-
ceived lracture OF the thigh. Tie vas conveyed TO
the Chambers street Hospital by officer Of the
Twenty seventh precinct
Thomas German, aged thirty years, while intox.
Icated fell from q scanod the New York pier OF tho
BROOKLYN Bridge yesterday, striking on bis head and
sustaining severe Injuries He conveyed TO the
Chambers street Hospital by an ambulance.
Thomas German, OF Front street, Brooklyn, while
working on the New York anchorage OF the East River
bridge yesterday accidentally fell distance q twenty
ave feet and was seriously injured. lie was removed
70 the New York Hospital
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
A DRY DOCK SMASHED.

THE STRUCTURE DEMOLISHED WHILE RAISING
THE SHIP THOMAS LoRD-THE VESSEL NOT
INJURED.
The sectional dry dock at tho foot or Market street.
East River, was smashed Ike eggshel on Friday
evening; and the ship Thomas Lord which it was thea
hosting out was for time, IN pcrious position 50
disastrous was the accident TO tho dock looked yez
terday morning II ntro-glycerine giant powder
had been the agency to demolsh t. The debris filled
tho slip and crowd Of idle spectators lined the bulk
head anxiousiy inqulring regard 70 the wreck or
loudly advancing opinions as to the and how
could have been avoided The Thomas Lord arrived in
this port from Calcutta via Aauritius October a ana
having been badly strained in hurricane the sth Of
that month her owners after her discharge, desired
that she be taken up, examined and repaired For this
purpose she was towed to the dock and about dusk
Friday evening, work commenced TO raise her.
She was partly out of water when the pump OF section
-Four, SO Il is reported gave out This caused shafS
TO break, and immediately after another section OF tho
dock giving away, tho ship settled at the stern, and
was or course, immovable Had there been a compc-
tent oyerseer OF the company on handor rather such
s the belief OF eKpers-the dock could have been
saved, as the remaining sections were yet unin-
Jured Unfortunately such not the case,
aud the vessel resting with her bow about hyo feet
out or water and her stern Ia IT, hung IN
that position for nearly three quarters OF hour,
when gradually she carcened to starboard, carrying
all the Market street side OF the structure away Tho
lower portions instantly involved 10 the wreck,
together the water presenting scene OF great de-
struction- Much excitement among the workmen en-
sued, but order restored and the ship found
apparently uninjured This will be ascertained, how
ever whom she is taken tho large Balance Dock.
which Is soon be done. The Lord Is Of ,3l6 tons
burden and the time OF being raised bad several hun
dred tons Of ballast ia her.
THE DOCK.
The demolished structure has quite history. AL
though tho Merchants Dry Dock Company the owners,
has been in existence but about three months the
dock is ten twelve years old II was built at New
London by United States government officials, and
nearly $500 600 IL used during the rebellion
IN raising transports and ron-cads but had been dis
used and neglected since. II remained In
New London harbor until few months since
when IL was purchased for $1,000 or thereabouts
by the present owners, and towed to
this port in sections OF necessity extensive repairs
were made tho slip drcdged and the docks then To-
Gated. Tie company did but little business until re-
Gently and bad luck seemed 10 have closely followed L.
as tho dock before came 10 grief but the injury
then was OF a serious nature The structure viii
be raised the contract for the job being awarded 10 tho
New YORK Steam Derrick and Wrecking Company ate
yesterday AFTERNOON. Work will be commenced To-
morrow morning. Mr.. George Roosevelt OF the Arrn
or Messrs Roosevelt Griths the President Of Tn
Merchants Dry Dock Company
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
RECORD OF CRIME.

There we're 455 persons arrested BY the police in
Brooklyn during the past wock
On Thursday night river thieves boarded the schooner
George Allen, Captain Cintes, in Flushing and pres
entIng revolver TO tho Captains head compelled him
70 give them s5-al the money he had.
Last evening man dressed in woman's clothing
called at the residence or Mr. John Loener Clinton
street. Stapleton, and asked for the lady the house
While the servant gone up stairs TO cali Mrs.
Loeier the man went into tho kitchen and n the
act Of stealing the silver when he was canght by
other servant In the struggle the sex OF the stranger
discovered, as he had mans clothing under tho
woman's lie escaped before an officer could be found
Burglars effected entrance into the cigar store n
NJ Hickman, az No lS3 Spring street, BY breaking a
rear window, and carried away sioO worth q cigars
and tobacco
Sneak thieves stole from the residence or Elizabeth
Rhodes, No. l59 Thompson street, clothing valued
Twenty Eve dollars worth Of cigars and liquor was
stolen from the liquor saloon Of J. sproRman, at No
3g0 Eleventh avenue by sneak thieves
a wagon, valued at $50 belonging 10 a. Long while
standing Third avenue, near l0Sd street. was stolen
Thieves forced open the basement door Of mo res-
dence OF Joseph Hoffman, at No 43l East 1l5th street.
and stole $40 worth ofproperty
While team belonging 70 Il p Claain x Co. was
standing at the freight depot of the Hudson River Rail-
road varick street. tho driver being in the depot
unknown thief jumped on The scat and drove on
with H. Tho truck contained five balos Of brown
sheeting, valued at $500 and marked IL MI OF r. q
f., Milwaukee, Wisconsin y Subsequently the police
Of the Fourth precinct found the team standing IN
South street. near Burng slip 10 having been deserted
BY the thief The goods had disappeared
An organized gang of thieves, composed principally
OF New York outlaws, have for the past Six months
carried on their dopredatous Hunters Point TO such
an extent that hardly night passes that crime
not committed The boldost attempt perhaps ever com
mitted IN the city that which occurred on
Friday night when thieves entered the house OF Mr.
Authenrite on Third street They gained an entrance
by chlorofoming the watch dog and made their way
70 MT Authenrite's apartments They then ad
nnisered chloroform 10 that gentleman and his wife
When about 70 leave, after securing large quantity OF
clothing and jewelry, Mr. Authentic recovered and,
Jumping from his bed, seized or tho r0ughs and
sounded an alarm. The men, however had dccamped.
Harry Thorpe alias "EuQish Harrv.n who Was Gnn-
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
POSTAL NOTES.

Postmaster James reports the following receipts
during the past week for the sale Of stamps envelopes
and postal cards November Is, S., 300 November
l6 So l0o November II, SO loO November IS,
80, 400; November 10, So o3oO November 20, s1l 800
Total sci, 800
The steamship Britannia, hence yesterday, took ont
20 5T4 letters and 70 bags Of newspapers the MOse
% 476 letters and 20 bags, and the Ethiopia, 800
letters and bags Total a. 40 letters and 81 bags of
newspapers
Mr. McAfee, assistant custodian Or tho Post once
building has had bulletin frames and couvenent
desks for directing letters and nixing stamps put up
in the corridors OF the Post ONCE and Intends TO put
lamps 10 the elevators be can get an appro-
priation TO Duy oil 70 burn ia them
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
IN WINTER QUARTERS.

The saving of tho different stations on the
south side Of Long Island have all gone inLn winiss
duarLeGA
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

in the Eighth ward Captain Mcdonald has cleared
out a good many, he said, but several more remain
Charles Flelschman, residing at l42 Wooster street,
spoke OF the behavior Of she people in certain Wooster
street houses once he called 20 make complaint 10
Captain Mcdonald, who said, "What the hell DO you
want2 | can't drag these people out"
Mr. George Chesterman, having city residence az
l35 West Fourteenth street and country residence IN
columbia county, testified that he owns No. II west
Ihrd street. advised by the District Attorney that
the tenants at No. IL disordery people. On re-
ceVng this lntimaton he ordered his lawyer TO dis
possess them. Proceedings taken before Justice
Vuhn ana the house clearly shown 10 be disor-
aery rms was In the middle of October Then II was
Iouhu that the rent had been paid In advance, and
Judge quinn, thought II improper 10 eject people after
they had paid their rent Since then Mr. Chesterman'
son took the rent for November and the vicious
still continue in possession
This house is SAID TO be old haunt OF vicious per
sons
Peter A. H. Jackson, of No lac East Twenty seventh
street. sad he agent for the OF the estate
Of the late George Mather which estate belong GER
tain Greene street houses in which the occupants are
persons OF bad repute. He did not know where Mrs
hather the executrx and widow Of the deceased
owner, resided His business transactions with
her son, Mr.. Thomas ID. Mather, lawyer having an
Office the Tract Society building in Nassau street
Witness considered the tenants of those houses to bo
"quiet peaceabe and respectable people. y
After ordering attachments against two or three
OF houses rented for disreputable purposes
who subp9ned and failed TO answer, the COM
mittee adjourned
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-28
Dr. Joseph kurtz,
IL PHYSICIAN

OFFICE-in Lanfranco's Building, Main st
above the Drug Store of G. F. Heinzeman &
Co. Will give particular attention to EYE
and EAR DISEASES Office hours: From Q
to II A. NJ, from 2 to P. M, and nom to Up.
N. Residence: Buenavista street. augl6
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-28
General Sheridan's Affianced.

1t hardly seems further back in the
annals of time than short yesterday
since Miss Irene Rucker walked, a
slender, dark-eyed little girl, in our
midst, arrayed in short dresses and
her hair braided in two long plaits
hanging below her waist. How rap
idly these tender young things spring
into womanhood and how early the
bridal veil throws its soft mist over
them! 1t makes us lookers-on search
cautiously among our tresses to see
if any threads frosted with years have
crept in among our darker ones. 1t
seems a short time since General
Rucker was stationed here, occupying
the Michler House," on Twenty first
street, within almost a stones throw
of the Potomac, its ample grounds
filled with trees, grapevines and flow
ers. Tony Rucker was then a great,
honest, generous hearted boy, brim-
ming over with pranks and mischief,
the great favorite with his companions
and constant source of amusement
to his elders. And now, little Irene
Rucker-for l cannot think of her as a
young lady grown "--has won the
prize for which so many maidens have
smiled and striven in vain!- Wushing-
ton corr. Chicago Tribune.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-28
Pacific Coast Items.

Twenty-one cars of wool were ship
ped East Saturday.
Father Deshon of the Paulist mis-
sion, is now preaching in Truckee.
The Kern county Courier appeared
on Saturday last in an enlarged form.
Wild pigeons are just now very
plentiful at Freestone, in Sonoma
county.
On Tuesday evening the Chico
Guards were formally mustered into
service.
The assessments in Plumas county
this year foot up Sl,700,0OO against
$500, 900, last year.
The Antioch distillery, which stop
ped for repairs last week, is again run
ming on full time.
The Napa Reporter calls for an i'm
provement in the Jail accommodation
in that county.
The Napa Collegiate Institute exer.
cises commence May 3Oth and con-
tinue to June Sd.
The next Sunday School Convention
for Santa Cruz county meets in Wat
sonville, May Goth and 9th.
A company has been organized at
San Luis Obispo, and will commence
the erection of gas works this week.
Flags were at half-mast in Sacra-
mento on Saturday out of respect to
the late General Redington.
The new toll road from Cloverdale
to within ten miles of Ukiah was COM
pleted few days ago. 1t is sixteen
and three-quarter miles in length, and
at its mol ther terminus connects with
road leading to Ukiah. The distance
from ClOverdale to Ukiah by this
route is twenty-seven miles, which is
four miles less than by the road here
tofore travelled.
The Colusa Independent learns from
reliable sources that the smallpox
has broken out in Grindstone District,
in the northwestern portion of the
county, and Mr.. Roren died from the
effects of the disease on the 10Th in
slant.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-28
DR.. w. HAZELTINE,

DENTIST SPRING AND TEN
IL pie streets (opposite Temples Bang,
rs Angeles Jd5U u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-28
], n. MCKEE, M. o..

DaYsICIAN SURGEON OFFICE,
No, IL Spring street, opposite Temples
Bank RESIDENCE = First street, between
Fort and Hill, Los Angeles, Cal. mrlS-tl-Z
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-28
I. q. q. r.

Golden Rule Lodge No. l6O, 1. o. .. +.
.,N4s.x.... Regular meeting held on FRI
SSt. DAY EVENING OF each week at
79EEsEs7 10 O'Clock. Sojourning hrothren
sN7s"t" in good standing are cordially in
yited. By order,
los HUBER, JR,, r, 8.