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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-12-23

FOr useful and ornamental Christmas pres
ents, go to Navra's China Palace.
La crónica., 1877-12-12
UNA

Del Concilio de la Ciudad de Los
Angeles modificando Y estable-
cieudo I'll nivel de la Gale Olive.
Sea resuelto por ell Concilio de la
CiudAd de Los Angeles 10 que sigue:
Seccion 1.-Que ell nivel de la ca
lie Olive debe ser moditicado y es.
tablecido de la n siguiente:
En- un punto sobre la lfnea de la
calle Olive, $50 pies hacia ell Norte
de la lfnea norte de Ia calle ga. ell
niveI debe cambiarse de 242 pies ar.
riba del primer plano 8 delinecion
a 12k pies arriba del primer plan, y
en- un punto en- la calie Olive a me-
dia Gale entire las GALES A. 5a. ell
nivel debe cam biarse de 81 pies ar
riba del plano primitive a 81 pies,
arriba del mismo; v en- la intersec-
ciou de las ealles la. y de Olive ell
nivel debe cambiarse de 125 pies ar
riba de la primera nivelacion a ITO
pies arriba del plan primero; y en-
ell cruza miento de la de Court House
Y calle de Olive la nivelacion debe-
ra por este fijarse a $50 pies del pri-
mel plan; y en- uu punto sobre la
mitad de la Gale OiivO entire las ca
lies Court House Y Temple Sc esta-
blecera a los 1875 pies la nivelacion
sobre la primera existente.
Seceinn Ell Escribano del Con-
clio ce%rtificara ell paso de esta reso-
lucion y hara que Ia misma sea
publicada una veg en- Ingles en- ell
peri0dico Daily Star y una en- esps
mol en- LA CRoNICA y ent0nces ten
dra efecto Y estara Ell fuerza.
Yo por la preSente certitico que
la ~preceiente resolution fue adopta
da por ell Concillo en- su session de
Noviembre 80 de 1877.
s. B. CAswELL,
Escribano del Concilio.
La crónica., 1877-12-12

Ell Sr. j uis Rougney ha heche
graDdes 6 importantes mejoras en-
sn truterfa en- la Gale de Los Apge-
les NJ 4. Tiene un gran sur.ido
De ~licores, frutas de todas classes v
conserva7, cosas todas aproposito
para regalos de Navidad. Su sur
tldo de abarrotes, tabaco V a~rtfcuIos
De qu.ncaila es excelente Y compile
to, asf que hay aionde elegir. No
oiv1daremos al recomepdar este es-
taeiecimiento, decir que los precios
q que Sc venden las cosas en- el son
muy bajos no obstante ser todos los
articulos de primera clase. Haced-
les una visista.
Ell dItimo Domingo de este mes
es Ell dia sefalado por los estatutos
de la Sociedad Hispano-Americaua
de Beneficencla Mdtua para tener
su session general, la cual Sc efec.
tuara en- uno de los salonas de la
casa de la Sra. Baker en- la esouipa
de a GALES de Los Angeles y Ar
caIia. Sc desea la asistencia de
todos los miembros, pues sc trata
entire otras muy imrortantes cosas,
de elegir nueva junta directiva.
yeas ell aviso correspondence.
-Es con el mayor placer que
anunciamos la reapertura del esta-
biecimlento del sillero aleman en-
la calle COMMERCIAL. Durante Ell
tempo que dicha sillerfa ha estado
cerrada Sc ha sentido muchn su fall
ia, y nos alegramos ahora por
que tendremos un lugar adonde
comprar ~sillas, frenos, guarniciones,
riendas y otras cosas por ell estiio
buenas y baratas. Ell sillero ale
man ha surtido su establecimiento
lie TODD 10 mejor perteneciente q gu
oficio, y esta %dispuesto a hacer toda
especie de trabajos que Sc lie man.
den. Para clio cuenta on una gran
experiencia ell ell negocio, y ha ocu-
psdo q los mejores fabricantes de
guarniciones y silIas que hay en- ell
Condado. Su collection de fustes es
buena, y siempre usa de los mejores
que Sc c~onstruyen. 3
Gift
La crónica., 1877-12-12

MILES DE MADReS han hecho ano-
tacion de su %creencia, de que para todos
los males del estomago y &c los intesti.
nos q que estan sugetos los ni1os Ell
TARRANT'S EFERvESCENT SETTER
APERIENT,
Els ell mas SECURE de los Alternatives y cor
rectivos. Las o para esta creencia
son obvias. Forma IL bebida deliciosa
y r~efrescante, alivia los intestinos de toda
materia acida sin dolor, evita la debre,
procura Ell sueho, fortified la digestion,
neutralIza ell acido en ell estomago, obra
como alimento. Que familia puede
pasarse sin recurrir a tai remedio para sus
er fermedades? La venden todos los boz
ticarios.
La crónica., 1877-12-12
DR.. VIM. HAZELTINE
DentiSta.

Atiende d TODD 10 concerniento a su
| profession, limpia las dentaduras y relle-
| ma las muelas.
Quartz Nos. Q y IL Cardona BLOCK,
ca,le Principal, Los Angeles, Cal. n2Sno
La crónica., 1877-12-12
AVISO n S.
w. III.
ReInatante.

Sc ha establecido en- ell lugar que antes
~ocupaba Nj. Noyes, Temple Block, frente
al correo.
ST encarga del remate de caballos,
muebles, y c%ualquier Clase de efectos. Lo
mismo de la venta de terrenos y ediicios.
Compra muebles de segunda mano.
dSnO
La crónica., 1877-12-12
Cartas en- ell Correo.

Las personals que acudan poi estas car.
tas sc serviran avisar qre han sido pubii-
ca1as en- LA CRoNICA correspondence a.
dia ~ de Diciembre de 1877.
SENORAs.
C.. Castro, Rosario Cedano, Maria An
onia G de Dominguez, Andrea A. de
Dominguez, Manuela Games, Juans
Gonzales, Francisco NJ. de Lehbre, Maria
Sotelo de Lugo, Catalina Macon, P. Pa
checo, Rafdeia S~errano, Carmen NJ. de
V~alenzuela, Trinidad NJ. de Vale.
SENORES.
Guadalupe Alaman, Manuel NJ. ArauJc
Rital Armenia, Jesus Aros, Guadalupe
Basquez, Tadeo A. Botiller, CalletaDC
Bosqie, Dolores Canedo, Manuel Carriso-
sa, Gumecindo Correa, Pedro Dominguez
Anast4cio Felis, Refugio Granillo, Mag
daItno GriJalva, Salvador GriJalva, Diego
Lopez, Antonio NJ. P. Lugo, francisco
Machado, Evaristo Miranda, Ygnacio
Montljo, Juan Moles, Jesus Morales. MI.
guel Mora, Felis Nuhes, Inocente Pace
Pancho Pico, Jesus Ramirez, Jose Rubic
2; NJ. G. Santa Cruz. Jose NJ. Sanchez
Pedro Sepulvcda, B. Valenzuela, Antonio
Vale, Jose L. Villa.
EXTRANJERO.
Francois Dufourd, Camille Fenilla,
F~erdinando Franche, Pietro Moresi.
COL. DUNKELBERGER,
Administrator de COrreos.
La crónica., 1877-12-12
Actas do Venta Registradas.

Diciembre s..
Certificate de venta dol COndes-
table sobre ejecucion q j NJ. GrIf
fifth. EN- la causa de J. NJ Griffith Y
Cha. vs. jose Dolores Sepulveda-
Solar 2, manZsna s, middleton de
Ord; S29.
Julian Chavez ct Tx. a ]. S. Tha.
yer-Solar 4, mariana 5, del terre-
no de Chavez, Los Angeles del Este
$3.50.
Maria A. r. de Lugo a Luis Lugo
y Matilde Sepdlvedo-l acre del
terren0 aspasadO d dicha Sra. de
Lugo Por L. l.. Nj. Chipley, Abril 16
de 1873.
Diciembre 10.
Maria A. r. de Lugo q Francisco
Salgado y Encarnacion Lugo-Un
acre indiviso de los 3 76-1O0 acres
iraspasados A dicha Sra. de Lngo
por I. l.. M. ChipIey, Abril 16 de
1878.
Tftulo del Sheriff q VIM. Mckee,
en- Ia causa del Banco de Merchants
Exchange de San Francisco vs.. T.
w. Temple Y II otros-Varios Soda
res; $3.50.
Tftulo del Sheriff al Banco de
Merchants Exchange de San Fran
cisco, ell la causa del Bapco de Mer-
chants Exchange de San Francisco
VS.. l.. w. Temple y Is utres-Varios
%terrenos; $21 1880.
Diciembre IL.
La Ciudad de Los Angeles a Anne
liza G. Maxwell, Ismaela NJ Cook,
Amenaida r. Moore y Rowena NJ.
L.. Lanfranco--La propiedad de
Lanfranco con frente ell las GALES
Paincipal, de la Corte y Spring.
H~IPoTECAs.
Diciembre 10.
Stefano Lagoma rsino ct ux. q Luz
chett' Luigi o. del solar 5, man-
III 10, medicIon de Hancock, III
acres. l aho, II por 100, plata; $500.
Diciembre IL.
AntOnia de Poyorena q J. III Mar
TIM 8 del terreno separado a los
herederos de AcCnia, % acres, Rau.
cho Colima. Noviembre Is, 1873;
2 por 100; $40.
EMBARGoS.
Diciembre s.
Louis Phillips vs.. Francisco Pico
Embargo de 90 acres de terreno
conocido como La Mesa dc Felipe
Iiugo, en- rl Rancho San Antonio, y
10 acres del terreno traspasado por
Felipe Lugo a f. l.. de Vejar, julio
0, 1878; $500.
Pho PIco VS.. Santiago Ruiz-Juicio
por ell querellante segun los apuntes
en- ell libro de ~asientoc del Juez
Gray; Sos 50.
Diciembre 10.
II. Newmark Cha. vs.. Cristobal
MISUNDERSTANDING de 81 acres y
IS acres del Rancho La Ballona.
La crónica., 1877-12-12
ID. GARCIA Y Il. ARZAGA,

Acaban dc abrir un establecimiento de
HOJALATERIA en- la calle Commercial
No. %. Sc atiende q la posture de TIE
chos, Sc bacen Tarros de todos classes, y
Sc coloca Canerfa para Gas y Aqua. To-
das las ordenes seran ~atendidas con pun
tualidad y q los precios mas baJos. n22
La crónica., 1877-12-12
REFUGIO DE Los
MARCHANTE S !

GRAN REDUCTION de PRECIOS
En- esta barberfa Sc afeita por 10cts.
Sc corta ell pelo por-"---..... 25cts.
Sc laba la cabeZa por.......... l5cts.
Excepto los Sabados y Domin-
gos en- que Sc afeita por...... 15cts.
Sc corta ell pelo por......-...... 25cts.
Sc laba la cabeza por........... 25cts.
Tambien Sc sacan muelas por l peso.
siempre tengo q la mano I'm magnfdco
surtido de
E r L M e r L A.
Sc afeita como en- las mejores Barberias.
Gale Principal de Arriba n .03}.
dSuo.
La crónica., 1877-12-12
sS LA CATHEDRAL.

Primera misa q lbs s A. NJ. Ultima
uIsa 4 las 10 A "; Catecismo d las ~
de IA tarde. Visperas q las Z p. NJ.
7GLFsIA DE IRA SRA. DE LoeANGELFS.
Primera misa d las 81 de la Rlahaha,
ssaunda misa q las 7, Ultima misa g las
de Ia mahanacon. Catecismoa las 20
vfsperasa las 81 p. NJ. Sermon en- espa-
mol.
La crónica., 1877-12-12

Habiendonos determinado q hacer un Gambia en- nuestra frma y
,endonos obligados q procurarnos una gran suma de dinero comenzare.
La crónica., 1877-12-12
~n;reetorio de Ia Iglesia CatoIica

limo. 9adeo Amat, Obispo; limo.
francisco Mora, Obispo Coadjutor y Vica.
10 Geaeral; Rev. Pedro Verdaguer, Cura
P8rTUco.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-08
E
He Says it is True.

Seneca Falls Nov. g. 1876
Mr.. II. X. Stevens:-Dear Sir - AS you are an
entire stranger to me, | want YOU to know what
VEGETINE has done for me, Only those who
have been raised from deaths door can knnw the
value Of such good medicine am bS Years Of
age. Three years ago was taken sick with what
the doctors called Lumbago. For weeks was
confined y to my bed had Three. different physl.
clans, without any help. | received no relief; I
was q great sufferer; finally l bscame entirely
helpless The last doctor told me there was No
help; he said he might possibly save my life BY
e1ecting morphine In my arms and legs. The en-
c0uragement for saving my life by having this
done was so small chance could not consent to
run the risk. About this time my son read your
advertisement In our paper, q testimony of per
son who had been very sick with about the same
complaint, and was cured. MY son went right
away TO the apothecary store and bought bottle
Of YEGETINE. Before had used the first bot
tie found great relief; could move myself in
bed. After taking three bottles was able to sic
up and move about my room. continued taking
the Vegetine. and was In few weeks restored
to my former health. The Vegetne saved my life
after the physicians said there was no help for
me-. have had no doctor since. IL feel unwell
my friends.
Your vegetine ought to be in every family. MY
doctor was surprised to see me in good health
He says Vegetine is good medicine. tell him
It cured me. He says, II is true" / cannot feel
too thankful Very gratefully yours, -I
Mrs. CATHERINE COONS.
Seneca Falls, Seneca County N. Y.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-08
A Snake in the Stomach.

On Wednesday week the wife of
prominent citizen of Jackson discharged
a snake that, for some time previous,
had made it's abode in her stomach. The
reptile was ten inches long and as large
around as the third finger of mans
hand of ordinary size. 1t was in de-
caying condition when expelled, and
appeared as If decomposition had been
going on for some time. 1t was un-
questionably genuine snake, well de-
fined as to head, eyes, mouth, in fact, q
sure enough snake out and out.
The lady is fifty-seven years old, and
for nearly half that period has been the
victim of dyspepsia, the disease fiuctua-
ting, at times leaving her comparatively
well, then again entirely prostrated.
Since Christmas she has been confined to
her room, most of the time in bed
Forsix months previous to the ex-
pulsion of the reptile she contended with
her physician and the members of her
family that there was snake in her
stomach. She could feel it crawling
about, could detect a spiral motion at
times, as if coiling and uncoiling itself.
The reptile was always more lively in
it's movements short time after food
had passed into the stomach, at these
times changing its position rapidly,
and causing the victim the most un-
pleasant sensation of both mind and
body-producing nausea, heartburn, and
slight distension of the stomach. -
Jackson Tenn, } Sun.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-08
again, / would satIsfy myself as 70 the

again, would satisfy myself as to the
matter.
Accordingly, after few years, when
an incident led me to travel there, re-
visited the well-remembered scene.
There was still the stagnant pool, but
the blasted pine-tree was gone; and
after bad pushed my horse through
the rnarshy tbicket as far as could force
him, and then dlsmounted and pursued
close investigation on foot in every di-
rection around the spot, was clearly
convinced that no plne-tree had ever
grown there; not stump nor any token
of Its remains could be seen and SO now
i have concluded that at the glimpse of
the water, with the readiness of those
who are falling asleep, had adopted an
external fact into dream that 1t had
aroused the trains of thought which in
former years had occupied me, and that,
in fine, the mystery was all a delusion,
and that have been frightened with
less than shadow"
The instructive story of this physician
teaches us how readily and yet how i'm
pressively the remains of old ideas may
be recalled; how they may, as it were,
be projectedinto the space beyond us, and
take position among existing realities.
For this all that is necessary is that there
should be an equalization of old impress
sions with new sensations and that may
be accomplished either by diminishing
the force of present sensations, or by in
creasing the activity of those parts of
the brain in which the old impressions
are stored up.
Thus, when we are falling asleep, the
organs of sense no longer convey their
special impressions with the clearness
and force that they did in our waking
hours, and this to the traces that are
stored up in the brain the power of
drawing upon themselves the attention
of the mind.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-08
THE TIMES NEW BLOOMFIELD Pa MAY 8, 1877. !;

when you return to New York II will be
as millionaire. MY darling Fred, p she
added, smiling sweetly upon him, I
fear, however, that you will be obliged
TO give up your position at stewart's.--
What do you think about it2o
But " darling Fredp couldn't say one
word, he was 30 surprised but he had
only presence of mind enough to put
his arms around the charming widow
and kiss her sweet, rosy lips, until In
terrupted 10y Cousin zoe's exclaiming:
care you ready ?" the parsons wait
ing"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-08
vEGETINE.

ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD. II Vegetine
Will relieve pain, cleanse. purify and cure such
diseases restoring the patient to perfect health
after trying different physicians many remedies
suffering for years, is 1t not conclusive proof II
you are q sufferer, you can be cured Why Is
works in the blood, In the circulating fluid II
can truly be called the Great Blood Purifier The
great source OF disease originates In the blood I;
It. to purify and renovate, has any Just claim up
on public attention.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-08
The Frightened Piokpocket.

Pickpockets to avoid prosecution will
compromise on almost any terms. Not
long ago lady in Philadelphia had her
pocket picked of a portmonaie. She was
able to describe the thief and he was ar
rested. She claimed to have lost soli-
taire diamond ring in the stolen pocket
book, but on searching among her valu-
ables day or two afterwards discovered
the diamond. The time for the examin-
alton of the thief in court was fixed and
the day previous the lady was astonish-
ed to receive her purse with its contents
intact, including diamond ring, which
the newspapers had stated was in it, but
which the thief supposed he must have
lost in the hurry of the robbery. To re-
ceive as present from thief dia-
mond which she had never lost so
pleased the lady that she refused to ap-
pear against him and he was discharged.
g. Great excitement was created in
Titusville on Sunday aweek by the at
tempt of white girl aged Is to have
herself married to cOlored man. A
minister was found willing to tie the
knot, and he did tie it. But the parents
Of the girl and the mob prevented him
from writing the certificate and forced
the girl back to her home. Here is actu-
al sentiment as opposed to theoretical
sentiment. The girl and her sable lover
mistook what they heard people say for
what they supposed people believed.
CB- A Yankee, ha wing patented a
device for making the tops Of fences i'm
passable by cats, advertises as follows !:
practical tests Of the invention have shown
that it is discouraging to cats in high
degree. Tom cats Of exceptional intelli-
gence, who have long treated with contempt
such trivial obstacles as spikes, and broken
glass, have retreated bafled before the
teaser." d IA tlir fi aa8fie 4
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-08
VEGETINE.
wILLCURE
CANKER HUMOR.

H. r. STEVENS:
Sir-.Last fall my husband got two bottles of
your Vegetne to take for the Canker Humor,
which have had In my stomach for several years,
took It and the result was very satisfactory.
have taken a good many remedies for the Canker
tine. There is no doubt in my mind that every
one suffering with Canker Humor can be cured
by taking Vegetine. 1t gave me good appetite,
and felt better in every respect.
Yours with respect.
Mrs. ELIZA ANN POOLE.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-08
no ALL rARrIuuLARLY INyALIps,

spring y trying season. Indications OF sickness
iney pe caused ~ allDHine the bowels 10 become
ccnsnpatna a and the s{stem 20 remain IN disor-
veiop itself. An ounce Of prevention Il worth
pound o. san old and truthful saying. There
ivre we ADVISE OIL who are troubled with The com
fisordered liver, want Of appetite, nausea, or
feverish skin, 70 take, without delay, Schenck's
less and decisive In its action. I at once strikes
az the root OF the dlsease and produces healthy
tone 70 the system. People never need suffer from
Of the liver II they would take this excellent med
icine when they feel the first inclinations OF the
malady. Families leaving home for the summer
mgnthe SHOULD take three or four boxes OF these
pllls with them. They have an almost instanta-
neous elect. They will relieve the patient Of
cleanse the liver of surrounding bile, and viii
enectually prevent bilious attack. They are
sold by all druggists. May i'm
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-31
Nervous Debility,

A depressed, irritable state of mind; &
weak. nervous, exhausted feeling; no en-
ergy or animation; confused head, weak
memory. often with facilitating, involup,
tary discharges. The consequence Of
excuses. mental overwork and indiscre
tons. This NERVOUS DEBILITY finds 9
sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS HoMEo
PATHTC SPECIFIC, No. IS. 1t tones up the
system, arrests discharges, dispels the
mental gloom and dependency, and reiuve.
mates the entire system. 1t is perfectly
harmless ard always efficient Price SIS,
for "a package of FIVE boxes and large 81
vial of powder, which is important ia old
serious cases; or 81 per single box. Sold
by all druggists, or sent by mail on receipt
of price Address Humphreys aomeo.
pathic Medicine Co, No. 100 Fulton ST,
N. Y.
s1S See arg( advertisement
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-31
Ghe 9aiIg Argas.
ROCK 1s1AaD,..........1ILrEors
Prohibition in Maine

In 1874. lumber of arrests for drunkenness. . 64s
IN 1879 lumber of arrests for drunkenness. T04
In 1870 Number OF arrests for drunkenness ..7T0
These statistics come from Bangor, and
have world of meaning Bangor is in
Maine. Maine has prohibitory law
Bangor supplements it by all the rigid
municipal regulations that fanaticism can
devise. Bangor decreases in population
and wealth; increases in debt and drunken
ness. 1t is bad showing of tie effect of II
! bad law, whose passage was procured and
whose repeal is prevented by people who
imagine themselves good, but who have a
very imperfect or very perverted kn0Wl-
edge of the functions of government. As
IA meals 10 induce teetntalsm prohibition
is miserable failure. The actual effect is
the very opposite OF that Intended. Pro-
hibitiOn is prolific of crime. 1t encourages
drunkenness, hypocrisy. demagoguery 1t
| is really class legislation, for the rich
stock their cellars with liquors, while the
poor, who have just as much or more
| liquor than they would have if no law were
IN force, have to pay greater sum of
money tor poorer article. At no place
in Maine is the liquor law more rigidly en-
forced than in Bangor, aud yet no persons
we're arrested for drunkenness in that citv
IN 1876. Liquors are selzed there by a
summary process, and it is even proposed
to make the drinking of beer misdemeau-
or punishable by fine or imprisonment, or
both. AT the city hall. where TEMPERANCE
meetings,in which discharged state-prison
convlcts take an gctiye nar5. are almost
daily held, bulletins from the sheriff office
record such petty seizures as pint flask
containing half pint of whisky, glass
bottle containing half a pint of run, seven
lager beer bottles enclosed 10 pail, To
such be'tIing and Intellectual police
tyranny must people descend who en-
deavor TO enforce sumptuary legislation in
any form.
Statistics show the increase of drunken
ness under this regime of teetoltalism. |
" hat other effects has it on the unfortu-
nate city where it dominates? Bangor
used to have a close business connection
with the Canadian provinces 1t no longer
exists. Two of the then leading hotels |
have been closed for want of patronage
residents.of the Dominion preferring to 90 TO
Boston, where they can have such acommo.
datlons as they choose. In twenty. five
years the city debt has increased from
Sl2O 900 to $2,800,000 The city has
made no growth otherwise. Its residents
are subject to constant espionage by petty
officers of the law. Its politicians, with the
reddest noses and the strongest breaths. |
are constantly singing the praises of pr9-
hibtion, while the spectacle of drunken
men crazy from vile stuff called whisky is
not at all uncommon Club rooms have
increased. Young men take certain de- |
light 10 drinking, because their intoxicaton
certifies ingenuity in bribiug or lodging |
myriad Of whisky-spies The moral senti- |
ment of the people is blunted Cant, nv
p0crlsy, and fanaticsm rule.
These are some of the delights of city
governed by prohibitory law, Chicago
Times.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-31
Dunbar's Wonderful Discovery! Bethesda
Mineral Spring Water
Waukesha Wis

This water is the acknowledged cure OF
the intractable and incurabe disease known
as Brlght's disease, diobetes, dropsy, brick
dust deposit, inflammation of the neck of
the bladder, aIkali, and equity swelling.
For the liverit is unsurpassed. It will al
lay all inflammation of the kidney and urinal
organs in twenty-four hours giving imme
date relief; also, in scarlet fever it pre-
vents the kidney from congesung, and re-
moves all traces of aIbumeneria. 1t will
give relief in all cases of high fever. Has
never failed to do what is claimed for it.
Col RICHARD DUNBAR
Waukesha, Wis.
Fer sale in Davenport 10 any quantity
by Emeis 4 Co, and by druggists through
out the world 5 l9d&y1v.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-31

ii is estimated that the late strike will
cost the state Of Illinois 5000. 900, which is
cheap compared with what it will cost the
state OF Pennsylvaua-about So 100000.