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They stimulate the liver into healthy action, tone
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On Real Estate, in sums to suit borrowers, on five
years time. less Interest," eight per cent per annum
Commissions reasonable.
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u Great slaughter in clothing Winter suits
| from IS to go. at NccRUN &CowES's.
Afchison.
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r. W. Pry is running the Auction and Sale
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II $40 buys the best Sr,lky Flows, at
Leland's.
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II The Troy public schools opened on Monday

II The best dollar hat in Atehison, is at
McCRuA & CowES's.
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ETBromoline Is wrraanted. 70 cure LIVER en-
pl.ipt, esnsfipation OF the bowels sdyxPef.a, I'D
general debility Sold by C. b. Bickford Co.. Troy.
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prices duplicated. T. b. BIckFoRD q Co.
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AL kinds Of Machine Oils, as low NJ ut st. Joe. or
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and alIays Feverishsess. What gives health 10
the Child, promotes fer the Mother. Gail.
dren Cry for Piteher's Cassoria. 1t is the most
reliable, effective and popular article dispensed
by Druggists.
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n The largest general store in Atchison,
McCRrN & CONVEX
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VIII negotiate loans for parties wishing to borrow
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Van BuSKIRK d Breckenridge
TO my Friends and Patrons.


mback nradean oulyl k6
sand
o o you
c. F. VAN BUSKIRK.
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am candidate for reelection to the Office of
cosnsy Ceek sf Doaipaaa County, subject to non,-
nation by the Republican County Convention.
ID. w. MORSE.
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CIDER VINEGAR
ANNOUNCEMENT.

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70 The Readers O. lie Cli&!.

- U160 0oOW0o00 ID U0V V00Vu1
ducems Dry Goods houss business the Mis-
sp River Our buyer has just returned from oaths whit the Eastern
Markets. and arriving and all in viii be the
largest Retail We invite attention the
following high opened:
Cor nd saii. fort ri..I.s. 4.
Plain Corded for s-i~~.g. black n.d
!. 81 q a.
7. s new shades trimming. -eyvfsra. "A
Jet Pa.seme.tarie~. SIX Frhe-
style. In Goo e.tireIy
Monte styles n Dress Goods srimuaiss.se
Shade. Il. Dress
esnewB a
Our 81 Is Black silks would be cheap at $50 s,s ss
= Our si1 Black Slim vould be cheap at sl75
Our 81 Blacksl be cheap 1900
ohaveeq yoodbarg at $780,
dbe mind
oferedt the
showing
market being handsome Persian and Gan effects heavy conns for window
curtains lambrequins and upholstery ,
Gk table and and elegantly embroidered shes scar and
skepteal Our
this city theirs Our stock of
Dome9t1C-Go
yard widew hieb edcOton. Sc per yard land up.
Iyardwile wi cotton per ard and
Red aannsls I5c
Heavy audup
I2c
and double wool hawls as low as sl7s and
all for ladies
children Bue Amanna Pekham and other brands
of wooya n
with smaller profits and placed goods this
mehto purchaser least
over
Publications. Williams Making
be furnished with and other fashion samples
ofstock by sending sadressto
CHAMBERS & MARNEY
sos and sos 1-2 Felix St., St. Joseph, Mo.
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G. e N T A u r
Liniments the most speedy and effective curative
agents for
MAN and BEAST
the world has known The Centaur
LINN d NTS

have relieved more bed-ridden CrippIes healed
more frightfuI wounds, and saved more valuable
animals than all other lniments, ontments oils,
tracts plasters, and socaed pain killers" and skin
cures combined.
Physicians and Veterinary Surgeons endorse the
Centaur I.iniments, millions of men, women
and children in all countries them. and House
keepers, Farmers, Planters Travellers, Liverymen,
Teamste and Stock growers, their patrons They
are clean, they handy; they cheap, and they
reliable. There is no ache, Pain or sweliing
which they will not alleviate, subdue cure. Sold
throughout
THE HABITABLE GLOBE
for so cts. and = 90 bottle. Trial bottles, d
eeass. fliaug 79-ly.
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Money 10 Loan,
On long time at per cent interest," on well improved
Farms in Doniphan County, Kansas. Apply to
june2I x STOUT, Troy, Kansss
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y II you have any real estate to sell, apply to n,
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w Best sulky PIows for $40, at lie.
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A. II. z. CALvrx.
County Treasurer.

county Treasurer
am candidate for the Office of Treasurer Of Don.
iPhan County, at the ensuing election subject to the
decision Of the Republican County Convention.
sAxL- n. JOHNSON.
At the solicitation Of numerous old and tried
friends, have consented to become candidate far
the once Of County Treasurer at the ensuing Noyem
oer esecto0. JosEPH y. HANPsox
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Zee Ga sdsansslLFs. L<gi.iatsre esxav ofes, Is
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H. Il W. II. BARTLETT.
Office over buchanan Bank, St. Joseph, No.
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Castoria

Millions OF Msshcrs express: their delight
Castora. 1t is natures remedy for assinsil atisx
the feed. Unlike Castor Oil, it is pleasant -
take, and unlike Morphine syrups, it is harmless.
Castoria regsiases the bowels, destroys Worms,
Cures
Sour Curd and Wind colic,
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Sheriff.
am candidate for reelection to the Office Of
shenn Of honiPhan County, subject TO u nomination
by the Republican County Convention.
CHARLES BrRKHnIER.
by reqaest Of many citizens Of Burr-Oak Township.
to become candidate for Sheriff, announce my.elf
as Republican candidate for the Office of SHERIFF Of
Donphan County, subject to the decision of the Re-
publican County Convention.
A. II. x. CALvN
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Severance, Aug. 81.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-23

From the Evening Eyprcss.1
Prof Gennett, who recently paid
our sec ion visit in order tn make u
personal examination of the nat.
uraI capacities of our soil and
climate to produce sugar-yielding
plants. The Professor is now stop.
ping at the Grand Hotel, San Fran
cisco, where letters will reach him.
I am pleased to note that further
reflection has served to strengthen
his conclusions that our county is
surprisingly rich in the natural re-
sources that need only development
to make our section one of the
richest sugar districts in the world.
Prof Gennert writes that he has an
appointment with Prof. Eugene w.
Hilgard, of the University of Cal.
Ifornia, to canvass with him mi
nutely the possibilities of utilizing
the resources of southern Califor-
MIA for the production Of sugar I
am glad to note the signal
care and conservative great
circumspection with which
Prof. Genuert advances to
conclusions. Inoted remarkable
conservatism in this respect at my
various interviews with the Profess
sor during his late visit. And now
that he aud the eminent scientist,
Prof Hilgard, are in consultation
on our sugar interests, we shall all
await their deliberate and final con-
illusions, not only with prnfound in-
terest, but with almost unbouuderi
confidence. Prof. Hilgard, it will
be remembered, paid our section a
visit few months ago. He has ac-
cumuated, through years of per
sonal contact with the natural
wealth of California, examined in
the light of the analytic processes
both of reason and chemistry, n vast
store of practical knowledge, all oil
which will be at ready service fol
the purposes of the consultation
with Prof. Gennert. The result Of
the consultation will be published
This publication will include II
observations made by Prof. Gel
merit during his late visit to Soutl
ern California.
I hasten to the Office of the El
PRESS this morning in order to 4,
the subject before the public priC
: tIf - immigration meeting to b
ueii at Z O'Clock this evening,
The Cosmopolitan Hotel. Pro
DanHhrt prnpO-es to go East SOME
uulD the first week of Oci Ober,a
7 ther ore we have no time to lose
pose that tho sense of tn
ul " be ascertained upon tn
gene. subject, and particularly a
Ifl.a ndiug an invitation to Prot
Deuu 7 to postpone his departur
rou ne State long enough TO re
viaii }outhern California, and, !
pHsein :, o be- present at the Horti
Icuftrsl Fair to open on the ooh o
oefnNa. next. There Prof. Conner
seu'H personally witness in splen
b dli ep ONE tiIe botanical riches u
Hgr I'd, and at the same tim
were erso0aily communicate wit
b 'ls .H diligence and enterprise q
tHf 'tness men and yeomanry G
Huu iru California. Let there b
Ia la' Itlendance at the im,nigra
uau Getting this evening. hop
"a lcr u0 better attendance than thu
81 wNi. hopored Prof. Gennert o
% The 1 easlOn Of his recent lecture 9
. the Cosmopolitan Hotel, for thi
3 wa highly encouraging presenC
y lt ihe Intelligence and public spir
y of Los Angeles. But 1 would eve
+ wish to see certain Others of OF
q exec lent citizens whom we a
aissed on that occasion. There wi
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-23
LOS ANGELES. TUESDAY MORNING. SEPT. 90. 1879

at the Alameda works, ponder the
following facts: The beet lands
will yield with high tillage fifty
aud even more tons OF sugar beets
per acre. There are, you know, $40
acres to the square mile. The beets
will therefore, bringing 5000 per
acre, as you SEE, amount to Sis 600
per square mile in one year. Bu'
suppose we cut this down to 25 tons
of beets per acr- at 81 90 per ton,
and we have $64 900 rer SOU re mile.
JOHN H. SHIELDS.
Florence, CAL. Sept. 22i, 1879.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-23

be presented this evening some en-
tirely new and highly important
phases of the subject of imlnigra-
tion by one or more persona hi thert0
comparatively unknown to our
people, but the overshadowing sub
ject for consideration will be the
COMING SUGAR INDUSTRY
OF Los Angeles, The subject is
paramount. Ibave personally Wis
tied some Of the great and the
small sugar plantations in Florida
and the West Indies. / have seen
he hard but succt ssfuly fought
out battle of the Florida sugar
planter, opposed as he is to the an
tagsnisms of quickly exhaustlble
si'iciOus soil, malaria, mosquitoes,
rattiesiakes and summer deluges.
| have seen the magnificent sugar
estate OF Cuba spread It's cane over
the vale in which the soil was as
fertile and Intensely ferIuginous
with the oxide of iron rs any vale
among the Alleghanits, but less
fertile than the wales ami m4sas of
Los Angeles. have seen the cane
piautings overspread the Cuban
vale anu then climb the hill and
profit the piapirr from a soil that
iairIy rolled under my feet, here
with superintendent tremolite and
there with hornblende-schist, ami
of course far less fertile than our
hills, such, for instance, as Beaudry
Heights. 1t is true that at one
time sugar made Havana the
richest city per acre in the
world; at another time sugar
made the one hundred and five
thousand acres of the island of Bar
badoes average eight hundred
dollars per acre: at another time
sugar gave the world as the strong.
est expression OF greatest wealth
the phrase "as rich as q Jamaica
sugar planter" Iu plain view of
the city of Los Angeles is second
Bal BADGES redeemed from the clasp
of Rapture. But better than B Ar
badoes our vast sugar landscape is
untaxed with tariffs aud sea voy-
ages, ami almost qnakes as the
nation reels under the export one
hundred millions a year for sugar.
Where is the next birth place of"as
rich as a Jamaica sugar planter"
Will the solid men, the Intelligent
men, the cool men of Los Angeles
go to the Cosmopolitan Hotel this
evening and authorize the Sec
rotary of the meeting to say that,
as for the past, Jamaica" was well
enough in that pharse, but
as iar the future & .ga shall he
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-23
Laura Fairs lecture.

NEW YORK, September 21.-
Laura ID. FAIR, who shot and Killed
A. p. Crittendeu in San Frauci-co
In 1870, and was subsequently tried
and acquitted, has written u lecture
entitled, "Chips from California, "
the initial delivery of which will
he at Chickering Hall on Wednes
day evening next. Mrs Fair has
several times appeared on the stage
in California a Il is said to be good
eiocutionist. The lecture IL under
stood to contain much that il dra-
matte, aud the unmasked and prnc
tIcal side of life as seen in the Gold
en- State. 1t il said to also treat OF
public men, POLITICS, and notable
women, of requests to enter circl, s
tor on Wall street, Henry W,rci
Beechet's visit TO California;; aud
something about the Chinese, the
bonanza kings. domestic virtues
and California hospitality.
THO Fever IN N ssn .,nIs.
MEMPHIS, Septem Der 90 There
Were seven cases OF yellnw fever
six white and one colored-reportrd
to-day. Two deaths occurred to-
day.
A1.irs Ia Afxhn"i.tsn.
CALCUTTA, Sept. 20.-The V ce-
roy of Inuia has received letter
from the Ameer of Afghanistan,
dated September l6th, inclosing u
report from his brother, Ayoob
Khan, about the outbreak at
Herat. Three regiments par
tic ipated in the mutiny. They
mutineed because they had been
ordered to march TO Knositan,
where disturbances had occurred.
Ayoob Khan asks to be allowed to
resign his command. The Ameer
hopes soon to regain control of af-
fairs, when he will exhaust his re-
sources and energies IN maintain
ing faith with the British.
LAHORE, Septe mber 20. Afghan
tribes occupying Guudamuk threat
en- Dukka al Dukka. The Cabul
rebels are levyiug forced loans on
the merchants.
LoDDoN, September 20 The In
dia Office confirms the report OF the
outbreak atsiterat on the 9th inst.
Special dispatches state that the
troops ofthe garrison plunherpd and
burned the Government house and
murdered the commanding Gen
eraI, who was friend and support
er of the Ameer. The affair throws
.efUf.i uIH44 t.n H,4 'o.-ui.- ,,f AvnOb
Khan, usJth rl the hmaer.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-23

taiui.i-,. 10 ; eFef, I7fl8 sIFppIlE
stone, that is the cane sugar fac
tory, in full operation after the beet
factory goes into operation. The
tropical sugar cane and the sugar
beet are her., in Southern Califor-
mia, the twin raw materials for
TWO co-ordinate lines of sugar in.
dustry. What effect the following
scheme will have on the opinions
of Professor Gennert remains to be
communicated. In the first place
1 propose to lay off three belts
two of them for sugar and
one for the dairy as follows:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-23
Coming South Going North

Both steamships call AT Port Hartford
(SanL )and santa Barbara. ON
the down trips they stop at Anaheim
Landing, for freight only.
a8Passengers Tor san Francis . take
the train loI Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 3 Al O'Clock P. M, Los An
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-23
n
Orange.

Belt No. l is the tropical cane
belt; No. 2 is the beet sugar
belt; No is the dairy or alfalfa
belt. Belt No extends from a
line -ome miles west of the Santa
Monica railroad to line east of
Orange, embracing portion of the
lower suburbs of the city of Los
Angeles, and thence easterly bor-
derlng the artesisn belt, and in
Guiding Old Los Nietos, the Santa
Gertrudes Ranch, the mesas and
level lands north of Anaheim, and
thence still easterly including
Orange and the region thereabout.
Belt No. is in greater part warm,
lnamy land. Artesian water flows
over the surface of some PORTIONS
of it, and every where rises u with
in reach OF pumps. Mr.. Tompkin
sons new No. A steam pump, lately
displacing his No q pump, is on
belt No. l and deilvers artesian
water on the surface at the rate of
seventy thousand gallons per hour.
Dr. Fulton's artesian sulphur wells
are on belt No. |. This belt COM
hines greater warmth than belts
No. aud 8, and an abundance Of
water either in sight or within
roach
Bei N1 es not extend as far
stl5 =us EH. O., but extends east
a.l the HsU distance, EN- bracing
uHa ff' 1t IS slightly cooler
U.#E. Hu has plenty of water
.I.aI ~ thin reach. Belt
! So. 8#.oa 1t equal length with
., uy Compton on the
/ .r-l t-l l oAl Swamp on the
Belle No. ; is somewhat cooler
T l.au $50. p Hut IS admirably adap-
To- both climate, water and feed
+ On 1852 purposes. Between Bell
ead tAe ocean is belt of val :
grain iaud. Between belt No.
Zoe 1iea Madra mountains is
td heit az choice fruit land,
u. a'' sls gar growing, fruit aud
lH erowi and dairying gu ali.
Huu tutir antagOnisms in all
A ael.s. Aha belts, in spots and
wsp tlermotics. ! classi-
.pau lla uisis of the greatest
ef.af1 ef feplures, qualities, etc ,
p .vety l'elts Nos. 2 and 3
n adm. bly, adapted to both
4 is'tNiug and beet sugaries. l think
10 have reither all sugar MOI
uilk, llt Yast deal of each.
tlch li belts Nos l, 2and 3 av.
wge about three miles in width,
3. spy n,ae ml 8 altogether. The
Fases length is, say, 40 miles
rhe average Is 20 square miles t.
tuo belt, There Is room for forty
cane@uFat colonies, sixty beel
: .ugsr colo 3, md sixty dairy col
| cHies.
! 10 see y easy the farmers could
! buy saEaftaa a5 q cost of $l50,00(
] 'aah they could get $500 pei
! tc pE tA5if cts, the price pal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-23
FOR SALE.

By the Lake Vineyard Land and Water
Association, the best Orange and Semi
Tropical fruit Land In the state. Wat Ell
right goes with the land Apply 10 the
office of P. Beaudry, No. 81 New High st.
apl8tf +. W. WOOD Secretary.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-23


ulethuds, this prluvi.'iSo .zlssE Hlaaaf. Gastf
us Though the labyrinth, VIII 90 an
portant part OF The SUMS work Tor 1879.
We have tho means making THE
sun, as u l.terary, political and gen
eral newspaper, more entertaining and
more useful than ever before; and we
mean to apply them freely.
Our rates OF subscription remain un-
changed. For the u nLY sun, four
page sueet of t@enty-elght columns, the
price by mail, postpaid, is 60 cents a
month, or $3.50 year; or, including the
sunday paper, all eight-page sheet OF fifty
six columns, the price Ii 70 cents month,
or S7.70 u year, postage paid.
The sunday edition OF rHE SUN is also
furnished separately at S1.2O year, post
age pad.
The price of the WEEKLY SUN, eight
pages, ffty-six columns, is 81 a year, post
age paid. For clubs Of ten sending $40 we
will send an extra copy free. Address
l. W. ENGLAND,
Publisher q THE SUN, New York City.
o31 If
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-23

nDOvt, WI Das,~, aCoo..4 -l4ie1 =.
Judge KY, called upon the various
members of the Cabinet. The At
torney- G eneral r. ferred his visitors
to the National Board of Health as
the Only body competent to afford
relief, saying that, under his late
opinion, the Secretary OF War had
no authority to furnish supplies.
The officials OF The Board of Health
informed afr. Davis that the Board
of Health could not, under the law,
supply rations for the people now
In the camps at Memphis, taking
the ground that the Act of Con-
gress creating the Board did not
give it authority to disburse
funds except to prevent the
spread of the yellow fever
from State to State. Mr.. Davis
suggested that failure to relieve
those In the camps, and the inabil-
ity of the Memphis authorities to
furnish them aid, might result in
their disbanding and spreading the
disease to the adjoining States. The
reply WAS that this was Impossible,
inasmuch as they had been quaran-
tined for a sufficient period TO de-
velop any trace of infection in their
system. The Board of Health
officials, however, agreed that If
persons in the city were isolated IN
camps they would supply rations
and tents for q reasonable period.
Unless relief is furnished the Com
mittee from some source, great lies
titution and suffering Will prevail
Tne Mcgee Ex"du..
WASHINGTON, September 20 =
Prominent co,Ored men just arrived
from the South report that all at.
tempts to dissuade tho blacks from
going West aud North this Fail are
futile, and that nothing remains
but to let them go and give the
matter u practical test. They re-
port that the exodus will Set in in
dead earnest In the latter part 0f
October, aud that where Que wen,
this spring five will go this fall.
The movement, however, will not
be confined to Kansas, but all
Western States will receive acces.
eiOns.
-
the spr"x"' s""
PROVIDENCE, Sept. 20 In the
Supreme Ccurt this morning the
hearing was begun upon applica'
ton of Mrs. Katharine Chase
Sprague for appointment of a
trustee of her property. . Counse
~. n Snrague ami w,f,
were not living, together, ant
there being no reasonable prob
sr'';.y that thew will liv'
together lu the future H
DECLARATION being uset uHui
he suyugs Md acts d
intn psuuns, he nominate.
Robert al9Ups Mr Hla. a.
rouu.el To- ex-Gugefuor 4pruga
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-23
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The great English remedy for Nervous
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The Vital Restorative
Will positively cure, thoroughly and
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The Vital Restorative
Is thoroughly scientific prescription, is
not q quack nostrum, hence perfectly
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supplies to the cerebrO-spfnal and sy M
pathetic system OF nerves new force,
Purifles and Enriche6
The bloou rejuvenating and reinvigorat-
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both in this country and In Europe, can
testify to the great restorative properties
of this really great medicine.
Price, sS per bottle, or four times the
quantity tor So sent to any address &C.
cure from observation.
Address all letters to
A. e. MINTIE, NJ. D.,
Graduate of the University of Pennsyi
vania and late Resident Surgeon to the
Orthopedic Hospital of Philadel
phia,)
No. 722 Montgomery ST., San Francisco
Sole Agent.
P. S.-DR. MINTIE can be consul tee
in reference to the above complaints dur
ing office hours from 8 A. NJ. to p. NJ
daily, and from to in the evening
Sundays, 10 A. M. to P. M. Consultation
FREE. Thorough examination and sd
vice, IS. Full directions and advice free
with every package of medicine. iyl9tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-23

Tho OPPORTUNITY II or Industry Loa
Angeleg aail ana 3lnats Us C4a pas'i
l9f .l3 -..eton or Sofar- Ffoi.s=s 8si-
merit Sends a Letter in VIII Oh ne vuti,uss
ract cal Plan-1hs On st on to be Elab-
orately Discussed at the immigration Meet
ing tonight.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-23
PHYSICIANS.
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no M G, OPAT HIS II.

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