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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-01-29
DIANA Beautiful Concert Grand Pianos
IIHlXUcost Sixteen Hundred Dollars ON

DIANA Beautiful Concert Grand Pianos
II1lvUcost Sixteen Hundred Dollars, on
Four Hundred and TWENTY-FIVE Dollars.
Superb Grand Square Pianos cost Eleven
Hundred Dollars, only Two Hundred and
Twenty-Five Dollars. Elegant Upright
Pianos. cost Eight Hundred Dollars, only
One Hundred and Fifty-five Dollars. New
lyle Upright Pianos, One Hundred and
Twelve Dollars and Fifty cents
Organs. Thirty-dve Dollars nDOAN
Organs, IL stops. seventy twol flVIHlV
Dollars and Fifty cents. Church DREAMS.
16 stops. cost Three Hundred and Ninety
Dollars, only One Hundred and Fifteen
Dollars. Elegant Three Hundred and sew
One Hundred and Five Dollars.
Tremendous sacrifice to close out present
stock. immense new steam factory soon
to be erected. Newspaper with innch in
formation about cost of Pianos and 0roans
sent free. Please address DANIEL i.
BEATTY. Washington, N. J. 1925
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PROFITS ON THIS GROVE

next year will not be less than 10 per cent.
ON the sum invested exclusive even Of the
improvements and addition as above stat
ed, leaving cash on hand enough to Guilt
vate we'll the "1d!ewild' grove in its present
state, for the yield of sweet oranges alone
will not be less than 100000 which by vir-
tue of their superior beauty, fragrance
and luscious flavor can easily be sold in
New York markets, if offered as late as
February or March, for i've dollars net
per box of 100 to 165.
The Lemon crop of next year will be
10000 and cannot be of less value per box
than the oranges. to say nothing of the
vast crop of Lines and Bananas. 1t may
appear incredible, to those who have not
visited fruiting grove to the extent of
Idlewild, but the following year, 1880, the
yield from this grove will be more than
double, thereby paying 90 per cent. inter-
est, leaving 1000 dollars on hand to clear
out, and plant and cultivate more land.
In 1881 there will be over 100000 yield of
sweet oranges. In 1882 there will be over
100000 when the entire grove will be in
full bearing order.
In 1883 the additional 50 acres. previ-
ously referred to, will commence bearing,
followed each successive year by the annu-
ally improved 80 acres. These calcula-
tiOns are based upon known results which
have been and now are in operation in
the older established groves of southern
Florida. They may therefore be relied on.
THE LEMON AND LIME CROP
will increase in like ratio to acreage under
JudiciouS management.
With regard to the "Shell Mound
grove it can in the same way be worked
up and developed into equal fruitfulntss
and profit in a like ratio to the "Idlewil6O
This section of country offers great in
ducementS to the sportsman there being
abundance of fish, wild turkey and deer.
good pack of hounds always on hand.
These groves lie in Sumter county. 80
miles south of Ocala. between 20 and 20
degrees north latitude, on the same line
with Sanford. Lake Harris and Indian
river. l refer you to the following gentle
men:
The Right Rev. Bishop Young of Jack
sonville, Mr.. r. S. Conover of Trenton,
New jersey, Judge John Ley of Richmond,
Virginia. who have adjoining groves, the
largest in Sumter county. JAS A. Harris,
Esq, Ocala, and p. p. Bishop, ESQ.,, San
Mate0. the owners of the largest groves in
the state of Florida. Very respectfully.
A. l. EICHELBERGER,
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A. | acknowledgements
Explanatory Circular
OcAhA. Marion County Fla.

Banana Hill, 1878.
DEAR IR:-During the present de-
pressed condition of all branches of trade
with capital tightly withheld from circu
latlon on account of the small prospects of
returns thereon, it would seem a fitting
opportunity to introduce to the notice of
"apltaIlsts the subject of the cultivation of
he Orange, Lemon, Lime and Banana and
other semi-tropical traits, in the delightful
and health restoring climate of Florida.
In regard to this circular. published in
mother column, aud entitled "Orange
Groves for SALE" to which / beg to call
your earnest attention, allow me to say
tnat IN addition to the greaJ inducements
offered therein, it can be proved to be a
far more profitable investments than any
enterprise to the same extent in the north
ern states and far surprising in rate of in
terest anv other branch of business, north
or SnntI.>
should like to meet with a partner or
partners with Il fair amount of energy,
brains and money sufficient to divide the
care ana labor with me, and carry out my
desIgn of development and extending the
1dlewlld" grove to its utmost capacity,
maKlng It one OF the largest, most magnif-
lcen ny a1d remnnerative groves in the state
OF FLORIDA. The peculiar adaptability and
naturs of the soil of these groves is found
20 produce the highly desirable smooth.
bright skin orange and lemon with pecu-
mar toughneSs OF peel which endOwS them
Win superior keeping and shipping quail
ties, So greatly sought for bv the nOrtl ern
ana western markets.
III is also a remarkable fact that the
much dreaded "scale insect nand die
back0 are quite unknown to the groves on
tIese rich lands. Being desirous of ex-
ending the "Idlewild grove so acres
Zach successive year IL til The whole tract
of land is planted out, wish for partner
FwhO, in addition to this purchase money
would be willing to join me the first year
in an advance of $1,000, for the express
purpose of attaining that object as speed
ily as possible The
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Cottage Residence for Sale.

At SPRINGFIELD, a Suburb OF
IA Jacksonville. 344t -
The cottage of eight rooms ia s;tuated
few yards from the city limits, saving in
city taxes, and ten minutes walk from the
postotfice, on an elvatiOn overlooking tine
city. The lot, 1O5x1O5 feet, is planted with
a variety OF towering shrubs and other
place has recently been put in order. and
is one OF the prettiest around Jacksonville;
Apply % j. H. PAINE,
- My%nf Jacksonx:uo, Fla.
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FLORIDA AND THE SOUTH.


FLORIDA AND THE SOUTH.
1t is standing model of Literary Taste.
Each number contains 'True pen pictures
Of the South" practical articles on the
cultivation of all kinds OF fruit. 1t has
large number Of able contributors who
keep the panorama of Florida constantly
moving before the public. 1t presents
valuable information concerning all steam
boat and railroad routes to the State. AS
an advertising medium it is unsurpassed.
1t is the recognized medium for advertis-
ing southern property for sale or exchange.
1t is consulted by the sportsman, invalid.
Florida for health or pleasure.
TERMS, $I.OO PER YEAR.
Single copies 10 cents. Address,
FLORIDA NEW YORKER PUB. CO.,
81 Park Row, cor. Beekman ST.,
Box 434S. New York City.
, 1879-01-21
DLEST TURKEY.
Tho Land of Unlimited, Paper aIone


c',frespondtntt Lnadon Tsmst
vienna, Jan. 1.-Ait accounts coming from
Constapttnoptc sro full Ut tho confusion and
n,ntc c.n,c5 t,v tbo r,r,, on, .,,,,..o,.la., nj
~, -. s,.s ',,I, s"u NV. n"u u'.p'ceeush.ea
la't y 'nc cannes "h'e', occurred la.t week. mud
which drove up the gold lira of 100 pIostrcs 10
40, and even TO 400, piaslres In papcr, or nors
t,,an double What It had lslclybecn. TIM crisis
sa.,,s ~ lave oIo" sausea ~ 'e act'oh anu r.
act'oa upon each other .! tho projects oF tho
Aunister III ttnancc, Xnhdt fashn, on the ono
hand, and Of the t!alata Exchange and tho
been standlng leu.l between she former, WHO,
a. the chief lolcr Of the cafmps, cttIcnyorcI by
all tho means a. lts Iisposa. to keen nj,
their va1uc, nntl tho inter. wllO, AZ tho chief
pnssessor. of tho metallic currency. sfccMlatetl
On tho o.n.'azrnssncuts Ut the Minister OF Fl
nance. Tile Issue uf the struggle cuui1 not be-
doubtful In case wlicrc, Of, tic one baud, ttu
cnbarrassnents Of tho Minister Of Finance con
stantly Increased, while, n the other hand, eng
pracsicc had mado the monesed tncn masters III
the art of taking advantage Ut these cml,arrass.
nents, nntl, In spite ot ali efforts to tic cOtra-
n, the depreciation Of the cuimes continued.
Tho hopes which arose with tho ruports pf luan
Of E25. .00o, 600, guaranteed by England, q put-
t,on of which ~as to 10 devoted tO tic With
lrawal Of tho Gaines, retarded sotncwhat thc de-
probation; but as tho realization ur these hopcs
was more and more deferred. the downward
rot abroad Of sctle1ne Of tho Minister OF ii.
nance for fosrct conversion OF the rait,,cs, os
rordlng To which on every 100 piastcss 1--WE ,,sns-
tres Werc to bc paid in guild, Ii pfastrrs FL de-
fcrrcd nDteh bearing no Interest and rcpayebtc
in ten years, while 90 plastres wcro to be mill In
bonds bearing . ncr cent Interest, md likewise
repayable in ten years. The effect Ut this ropprt
u1i tic Exchange Of Ha'ata anl tho excitement
Of the money.chan7ers Was huch that It was
thought advisable TO publish, eorn,nu;quc de-
nying the truth Of any s,ich project huylup
been contemplated BY the s1lnEater of Finance,
and thls, up to certain point, again calucd
tile agitation. hut the Temporary |uIl
which cnsued was soon followed by anothcr
, 1879-01-21
=" YOU WANT A LESSON"
4 Medical Student Murdered by German
Soldiers.
ftz.E

4 Medical Student Murdered by German
Soldiers.
Fu't Nat Gne<ftf.
The town Of WurtzDurg, In Bavaria, has Just
been the scene OF Most unfortunate affair."
nothing less t',an the tnatlsaurAtcr, some might
call It murder. OF medical student by II prus-
stun infantry Sergeant. Tho ucrman rapcrs, In
giving accounts Of the occurrence and oi tho
events which hayo resulted from 1t, report TINT
lnasx-nccllngs Of students arc being held In a,l
university towns, not only to demand the
punishment Of the offender, but to prt,tcst
against tho altitude habltaaly adopte,l by tho
army towards the civil population. II seems
that about ten days agna coslplo nf students,
ono Ut wloM was named Stcken spent
u pleasant cyen!ng together at tavern,
and on thclt way hou,s stopped
and take kolnu rest. IL ts not denied that Slckun
wns little tIt,sy, md bauded SONS rl,uit with
tile soders. but he was not lnsnfent OF obstretl-
eross, anl might safely haze been left u take
however "a ,nan na,nsd Hade), toek * Hin Sun; nto
eustndy, and ordered him to l,c ,uurcbed oN to
the poiicestatton. Sfcken hail Ills rcasoi,s for
not Wishing to bo conducted! 70 thu lookup, Tor
deg1cu ot ii. D.. Ind being now sIaocEcI j. into s
so6rtety, fG begged buds to lei lIltn gu aud be
e&'ltent TO take hls name and address. THO
Sergeant declined. Thereupon birkun shnok
himself flee, anu tried to run, hut Blltie, with
out attempting, pursuit. or calling the run
uwsy 10 Stop raIsed hts rlie and sut lin dvud.
What follows sounds alnoSt Incredible. Slick.
en's brothGr student. who had accompanied tho
to seu whether ne WIS rally pust refill,
but was pushed baek By The soldiers, who threat.
cncd to skewer lin with their bafoucts II hu
advanced. "We'yc our orders al,out yuu stu-
lessont every Que u you." Tie uu.l.os WA
that htckcn WIS left lying fur Au hour md a
, 1879-01-21

VIII fiUHr1tCf3 Tai,
About two years nyo Chinese woman named
Qns Ssuu, living Ia tho old Baptilt Cuurrl,
uusl, ,sssaulteu by Ellnatnan bccalIso sho ~
fusci tu live with hu,. TAs sssallant stabbed
her ia tho back With q largv knife, WHICH hs leit
IN tho wound. Several persous, attracted to
III torcluoyc the knile, bur found that the blade
lutl bccn driven Into the bone a.!d VISA luI.uuya-
bic. One HELL. In endeav0rinx 10 take the knia
out, stood On the bed oil which the WOMAN wa5
kui!r with both habds, pulled, but MAS unahls
tu e1tFart the weapon, aud tu pulling lificsi ths
woman frosn tl,e bed. Finally y physic!aa WI"
bad bccn sent fur came, and. By placsus i'sa
gu tho kluts with Ill his might, suceeslcd ia
extracting 1t. In cuuEse Of ttmc tue woman rc-
rnyere1 Fots4 the elects oi ti!s wound, una tho
llau who stabbed her HAs arrested aud atnt 10
tho Statu Prison for i've years.
, 1879-01-21
How to Prevent Ithsun,AttsIb.

8T2 WNBFSW 7 .sE0 H'WF
Put away the shucts aud ca,lntcrrane, and
sleep in blguksts. under anu over, 4nu uu coun-
tcEpaue 1t a!l lhe sheets 2ud the ct,llntespaue
do grrat ucal Ut mischief. Tue cutton keeps
tue Sour heat an4 pesspisation frolu tie bo1y
!u the bed, aud VI YOU b1eatllu x,Aoaed a'E sIl
night, suulMcr anh atn1cr. and that poisoned
air uiake4 sbur rileulnatlsua ten tluirs w0tsu. II
,pu were ii blanket. they wuussl nut absorb tho
pcssplsatiuu; 1t wunli pass through fro,n onu
to tho other; but In rutton, II it nbsoros IT,
hal better ssy suaks tnt0lt 0lt,-tlcte It remains,
cold, " hok, Or claiuuy.
, 1879-01-21

Sympathetic pipes " VIC ! recent nosel,y.
The bowl of q Meerschauun mAy be colurrt iu I'VE
minutes, BY Hrat t!ntlug It with q solution OF
nitratu Of silver in cther aud alcohol, to which
rescucc Of roses anl champion are aided Fig
u1cs Ut any pattern are produced by The heat VI
sobaeco, aud wheu pzodueta 2Ee ps1msusuL
, 1879-01-21

\. Homer ". William 6. Richards and Solomon
flnrheri. 81, 60.
tIHcUIT couHr-JunaA Noozrs Charles r.
3ft}0 ca
, 1879-01-21

AHG .hcLbouBt tIlilleltf6 HlcL IN regular
wce:sy conclasa yesterday morning In their
rooms At No. t)l Washington street., Elder Will
ing presiding. The Itcv. William Craven, Of tho
llalstcd Street Church, rcal paper on "What
Arc the Elements Ut Effective lraycri" Flor
eihu Mccarthy WIS PRESENT mud asked support
fur Ills new paptr, Ths .Ninisier. Prayer was
offered by tho licy. Mr. Sc!,lumblch ond Eldcr
Willing, nltcF which iAp ministers adjourned 10
attend the NOON prayer-tnceting At Farwcll Hall,
led ly ME. rvntccOst.
Tic Usual discussion Ut tho PASTORS uniou
was suspended Yesterday n,orllng tn gtvo plucn
~ IL scr,Evo of praysr. This special responsiolli-
tles Of pastorb ut this Season Ut tho yeAr sce.n
10 require this Incans oi mutual encourage
lnrut n,ld stru,let. This lev. Arthur Little led
tGr necting. acycral pIstors reported that tilsy
ntrr nlrrMty enjoying u qnfet work u grace III
their respective charufa. Thuat fnets, together
with thu requests fur prayer which wcru l,nt,r,
gave to tho meeting very tender aud In,pres.
tIyr interest.
The liAptlsts ministers Of Chicago au.l virlnity
held lhcr regular weekly meeting ycsteruAy
is"rninr, tho Rev. Dr. Hewitt Moderator inn
!.rf. r. =. Grassy outlined serTnon preached
l'r. Moruan followed, giving a skcletun Ut u
sgr,on un "ntreh.til " lie hala lteIIrered. Tho
Hey. l1r: S"rtlrnp Eenl pal,cr 0n " C0nsce,Hc,
ur the MotuI Sature VI Man." subject, no
raI1t %hAt AAh OttA&NEA kIbE AtlEultUH W kHHk@
era during all tin,e. At this c.,nrus'un oE l,t.
Snrlhtup'a adIrcss, tho subject WINS briefly 1la-
cHs>c'l. utter whici! the ncetIng adjourned.
Tic lresbYtcrtans hcld their regular meeting
yesterday suo5n'ng, tn their sooms !u Necnr-
m!ei Block. Thu Rev. G.oIys l.. Move. pre-
snic'l. Ihv Kcv. !. I. MATHEWS Rad pApsr IN
which E,u d!actlsse.l the question ~ tn wi,at e1-
trht III sutsrrlat,on to the doc.r1.ul parts VI
the tunfchs!on nf Faith should in required Ut
candidates for allnlsaion iutu the thu1ei. lie
touk tie gruunu that uotAin. should
H. rulurel hcyoni tiuIpte declaration Ut
falth IN Christ. accompanied with evidences
III \ chalHu pf hurt. tis believed
that the dHtdHes would come later,
snd were fur ftun kr!ng All essential Ut tho Con
itsslun Ut Faith. Thu AIscus*ion WI. continued
until next nctk, when thu ltcr. j. 81. Worra.l
will reaa PAPER Oh tho subject. Tbs Rev. Mr.
Wuoi presented report of the condition Ut
things ut Lake Forrest, Including 4 statement
st,ux,ng thu condition, atl Auccesa Of tue unt.
vcrsltY. 4 communication iron tho Rev. z, Z.
liWklwfh Inviting tho clergy to attend tue union
services conducted III ltA elurch by the tcy. III,
pentrcuat WIS read and accepted.
, 1879-01-21


Our manufacturers art pr,,tectel; but I can
bug foresEn urtlr'c. provided bo willing to
pay tile islportcr's price With Tho duty afltled.
A few Americans eau buy whatever they wish,
cost aslA what tho Govrri,sllent lerna1lhs as q
sustoins"*luty. Everything but QUE. A .AIp Il
tho sacred tlli'F lliey cat.not buy Vt all ut,isss
thcv buy fr4t'' some i'au IN this u'l1try who
In Il thousand In thta land dreatna there Il surh
a statute axtHnt among our laws. II 10 sup
po.etl that shIps like Other manufactures, aru
protected by duty. Few knuw lint tlr foreign
shtp is nnlne.tangeru to thr Ailer.rau.
The wurl1 Ahllprs thh exclusiyeucra ol China
whteh built wull aout her .fo,naIn to slut nut
the light Of other civilizations. We sent Perry
to Japai to knock ut lier door with cannon.
Americans have erectNi MI luipassnblc wall
about our DORIS, through which, ~ thlp cnl.
enter uhder AZ Au,erieasl aa9, unlcss 1t b. built
BY ono III t;.Ai's alointcd,.,an Ancslesn ship
builder. When uur troubles were upon vi,
England oprnrst her anort wide, and bought
out ships; nna ste reape'l vast haEyest. hut
ROW, whcn Al'c Ing rtlrap ships, aud we lavs
nEcAusE OF THESE BLACK LAVE
written In tho count ry'h infancy, aud never re-
repeul; aud now We arc told not to DO - lest
We hurt q fcw townships tn 3iaiue,
Futt!-iivo millions VI pe0plu must suffer for
the Interests uf u lew th"ua4nds.
tAcsc ia"s uAaS ua'Aeneu o4F stAtute-1otke
innK tuonet1. They are preventing America
from getting back ono Ut her 4rauIest f.gh.s,-
the right to bo thu mistress Of tht sez. ILey
arr preventing tltu American abroal fro,n nlle
ot Ills dearest rtglts,-tlIat Vi going ntu tbs
poEts ol any other 'anl. aud. By stepping upon
q ssllt,, feeling he Il un his own hrurlh un.l IL
Lein! protected by Ills own iag. They aru keep
Ing frun tho GGeau thousands who would bu
trunr4 us our defenders In soins futuro war.
1i,esu laws nrr numbering the Aulcriuau saiIos.
! asA yuu ~ strike thcm down, aud tlsirs ubt
s'MeIry but uasders, pasdoaing theu that
k{1I.u
, 1879-01-21

wes the low rate VI interest on money which
ruled III Epgland, brought about b. the rapidly.
IN ali iorclen Investments; and, Va
tho other baud, the llxh rate Of inter
est which ruled Ia Amcriea from tho
flush times just preceding tbs paula OF 1887,
which wa4 intensified by tue failuru Of banks III
the West and South following aud resulting
from tia. psnic. Speculation In the Rrowtug
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-28

Yev, wife and son, G j readwell,
John Agzereis anl wife, A Gold
berg, r y Welcome. Jas A Smith,
Heft Fisehiag, III edwards.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-28
A New Telegraph Company to Rev.
OiutiOnfze tile Business.

New YORK, March 27.-A new
telegraph company has been organ.
lied under the New York laws,
called the American Rapid Tele-
graph. Ex-Mayor Edwin Reed, of
Bath, Maine, is President, Thomas
Wallace, of Connecticut, Vice.
President, l.. S. Hapgood, of Bos-
ton, Treasurer The capital is
SO, 100000. The managers an
nounce their intention to immedi-
ately construct a line of double wires
west and south. They claim the
ownership of American and Euro
pean patents on machines and wires
capable of transmitting thousa nd
words per minute. The system has
been thoroughly tested during the
last four months over circuits
thousands of miles in extent. This
new company profess the ability,
with three wires, to perform
the whole telegraph business
of the country at maximum rate
of twenty-five cents for thirty
words between stations east Of the
Rocky mountains; night MESA.
ges, fifteen cents for fifty words;
press reports, ten cents per hundred
words. 1t is proposed, under ar
rangements with the Post Office, to
use stamps for messages and utilize
street letter boxes for stamped mes
sages, the same to be collected
every fifteen minutes during the
day. The Company claims that
their system is an entirely new in
xya,,ttnt, nd vtx,o IF II
automatic scheme discarded as i'm
practicable in 1876.
CoDgre.s,0aai.
WAsHINGToN, March 9th
HOUSE. Sparks introduced the
Army Appropriation bill which
passed the last House with tho re-
organization features strllsen out.
1t retained the clause prohibiting
the use of troops at the polls.
A motion to reduce the army to
$4,000 was negatived.
Tenn scots Re.Eiecsed
PHILADELPHIA. March 27.-
Col. Thos. A. Scott has been re-
elected President of the ,Pennsyl-
vania Railroad.
sheridan Not Afra,d of sitting ssu,..
CHICAGO, March 27.-Gencral
Sheridan thoroughly discredits all |
stories Of Sitting Bulls ferocious
designs, and believes he is impo-
tent to 10 harm, even if he had the |
inclination. He anticipates no
trouble during the coming season.
Hanged Him aud Bnr ned His body. |
FORT SCOTT, Kan, March 27-A |
negro named Bill Howard, who |
ravished twelve-year-old girl
Tuesday, was captured and put in
Jail last night. A party of thou
sand broke into the Jail, took the
ravisher and hung him, and after.
wards burned the body.
The Atchis"r, ropsha aud anssafe
aaarehing.
PUEBLO, Colorado, March 27.-l
Four miles of the Leadville extern
sion of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railroad west of Cation |
City was completed last night. The
track is now laid q distance of a
mile and half in the Grand |
Cafion of the Arkansas.
AGr-at Fire iu Iudia.
LONDON, March 27.-The recent
file at AkyOb, Farther India,
which was accidental, destroyed
the native portion Of the town;
loss, f500,000. Thousands of people !
were rendered homeless.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-28
DAMIANA
BITTERS.


DAMIANA, from which the BITTERS
are made, is o Mexican herb, and is in
digenous only to small portion OF Low
er tBaJa] California. 1t has been used by
tho inhabitants OF Lower California for
the past thirty years as A GENERAL
INVIGORATOR OF THE SYSTEM, z
GREAT REMEDY FOR Disc Asses OF
THE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER, A
POSITIVE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA,
and A GREAT STOMACH REGULA-
TOR.
The Bit crs are SO preraI edthat in
their manufacture we do not use any
chemicals, drugs or spirits that are in any
manner Injurious to the system.
Any man, woman or child can drink
them and derive beneficial results.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-28

p. S.-DR. MINTIE can be consul ted
in reference to the above complaints dur
daily, and from Q to In the evening.
Sundays, 10 A. M. to l P. M. Consultation
FREE. Thorough examination and adj
vice, IS. Full directions and advice free
with every package of medicine. iyl9ti
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Annual Meeting.

The adjourned annual meeting of the
ticultural Society, q corporation duly
formed under the laws Of the State Of Cal.
ifornia, will be held at the, horticultural
Pavilion, in Los Angeles, on Saturday,
April IL, 1879, at IL O'Clock A: NJ, fer the
A President, ice-President, O secreta-
ry, Treasurer, all OF whom are ex-od1cio
members OF the Board of Directors, and
three other members of said Board; and
for the transaction of such other business
as may legally come before the meeting.
j. DE BARTH SHORE,
President.
L. NJ. HOLT, Secretary.
Los Angeles, CAL, March 10. 1873. m22td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-28
INTERNATIONAL
CHOP HoU0E

We have opened O restaurant under
the above name In the new SANGUI-
NETTI BLOCK, Main street. We shall
have oil the delicacies of the season on
hand. sEOpen day and night.
d3-lm JOHN SURDICH 4 CO.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-28

Both steamships call at Port Hartford
(San LuisObispo)a )and Santa Barbara.
UB- Passengers TOR San Francisco take
the train ior Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at So'clock P. M. Los Ange-
les time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-28
Los Angeles and San Diego
THF STEAMERS
Idaho and orizaba

Leave San Fedro for San Diego March 3,
8, l3, Is, 23, %, April 2 and7.
Passengers take the train that leaves Los
Angeles for Wilmington at 400 P. NJ,
Los Angeles time,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-28
Eastern Cities and Princl-
pal European Portes

Apply to II. MCCLELLAN, Local
Agent, Office, No. 663 Main street,
over the Commercial Bank, Los
Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-28

A GREAT Fsre iD India.
LONDON, March 27.-The recent
file at Akyob, Farther India,
which was accidental, destroyed
the native portion of the town;
loss, e500,000. Thousands of people
were rendered homeless.