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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-25
skin Disease.

s. A. Steele, ESQ Chicago, II sSys: "I will "a.
that before ! used the Cutieun Remedies was In
fearful htate and had given up all hope Of havip
any relief. They have performed wonderful cur
for me, and Of my own free will and accord recon
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-14

Talked Her law oul OF Joint.

While engaged In controversy
Sunday. afternoon with. some
neighbors in the alley between
Market and Main and Preston all d
jackson, Malinda Holmes, u negro
woman, endeayor.d TO, g,ve emr
phasis to her words by throwing
her face Into all sorts Of shapes, a
la Kersands, in doing which she
jerked her jaw out of place. After
1t had assumed the dlslocated' posi-
ton, her most frantic efforts failed
T TO nudge 1t, which scared her SO
that she thought the "sweet by
and-byn was close at hand. Her
antagonists In the tongue flashing
encounter became frightened, too
and ran for DR.. CorrIgan and told
him that Maliud, had the lock-
jaw. When the doctor reach, d the
place where tree speech had been
interrupted, he found her pacing
to and fro in the room, her arms
folded msjestically over her head
and her mouth wild, open, from
which protruded her tongue, flap
ping up aud down in a spasmod c
effort to say something, but, as size
was unable to divide the noise she
was making into words, she gave
vent to her locked up feelings in
meaningless grunts. doctor
seized hold of, her refractory jaw
and jerked it into place again,
when her tongue resG med its won't
ed wag, and she returned to the
| conflict, assuring her adyersarier
that the Lordcou d stop her tongu.
but they ecu d not. --LouisviLte
Courier. Journal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-14

THERE is no question OF the fact
that San Diego and her people are
beginning to profits at last, by their
perseverance, and faith. That de.
termined burgho held her own
through the most discouraging ex-
periences ever dealt out to settlers
in California. But they have con-
tinued to hug to their hearts be.
lief In an unrivaled bay and la elm.
ate without u parallel on the foot
stool, unless the exceptions be San
ia Monica ard the foothills where
the Sierra Madre villa is located
The prospect for railway to Sau
Diego now seems quite % good Al
1t was IN 1872, when Scottinduiged
in his roseate promises. Now
there is probably no panic ahead
Let Us hope that, this time, fruit;on
will march closely on the heels Of
expectation, and -thatthere will be
business-like correlation of prom
Use to performance on the part Of
the Boston railway magnates.
Meanwhile, we take q neig borly
interest in knowing that real estate
Is booming 10 our sister city; and
that the speculation, which is now.
adays to be observed in the eye o.
that enterprising real estate op'
orator, Joe Faivre, is emphasizeG
by daily Increase of his bank &C
count. San Diego is emphaticaIly
on the up grade.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-14

BY all accounts Tombstone,
though q town but Of the other day,
is looming up as formidable rival
to Virginia City. Though Com
etocksrs undertake to sneer at their
young Arizona rival. and talk pre-.
tentiousiy Of ''true assure veins''
and depth, Tombstone 10 going
ahead at lightning pace In VIC
torious career which promises to
last for years, If not decades. sg1
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-14
THERE is a veritable tempest i

THERE 10 veritable tempest in
. teapot In certain quarters about
the Morey letter. The fact Ia til at
that letter harmonized with the
previous attitude Of Garfield on the
Chinese question, and we venture
the prediction that 1t will be In
keeping with his subsequent course
~ President. Any one might very
we'll be deceived into believing ii
genuine, admitting, for the sake Of
argument, that it was forgery.
At all events it was the only neat
thing done on the Democratic side
during the campaign-a far nsater
and more effective thing than
Wade Hampton's Stanton speech,
or his challenge of John Sherman.
Republicans are really, in their
secret hearts, lost In admiration of
the clever device, and disguised
that such a chef d9uvre of
political finesse should have
proceeded from any party
but their own. All this
talk OF what is to follow the legal
proceedings which are now taking
place Is the merest fal.lal. Philip
will be discharged or acquitted. II
q lot Of wretches have committed
perjury during the Investigation
they ought to be sent to the Psnl.
Tertiary instanter. 1t will be per.
ceived, by telegram elsewhere,
that the Democratic Nationsl Com.
mittee disclaim all knowledge OF,
or responsibility for, the Morey
letter. Thus this eminentIy re.
spectacle body relieves itself OF any
credit or odium attaching to the
only clever dodge Of the CO paixn.
It will probably not be arraigned
on any other charge of having
been wide awake and enterprising.
hit could have contrived q Morey
letter adapted to the latitude Of
New York. many hungry ofYice.
seeker would rise up and call It
blessed. r
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-14

In our local columns will be
found another turf event Of great
interest to the people Of this coun.
ty. We allude to the sale Of the
sister Of Sweetheart and Sir Guy tc
Mr.. John w. Mackey, by Mr.. L.
J. Rose. for the sum Of $4,000. II
selling Sweetheart's sister for thii
splendid sum Mr.. Rose rsserved
her turfengaseneuts for two y ears
With Mr.. Vanderbilt seeking Il
buy Sweetheart aud Mr.. Mackey
determined to own all the promis
ing scions of Mr.. Roses stables
Los Angeles is looming up splen
didiy ~ turf center. a1o5s $50.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-14
Mayor Kailsch Commanded q
shOw Cnase.

SNOW ChuSo.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 13th.-In
the Superior Court this morning
Judge FreelOn, N AIDE an order com :
manding Mayor Kallock to a appear
two weeks from to-fiay and show
cause why he should not be com.
mitted for c0nte mpt on account OF
his utterance At the Metropolitan
Temple.
rrossssg ss she hay Dlsssies Track
-Assshsr ssss rwo-Ys"s.Oia.
SAN FRANCISCO, ,Nov.I3th.-At
the Bay District track to-day THE
trot between Col. p, A. Finigas's
stallion Santa Claus and Gov. Lee
land Stanford's mare Elaine, hest
three In i've, for a purse OF $3.50,
was won by the stallion, after the
best contested race of the season.
Toe first heat was won by Elaine
In 2:2O; the second by Santa Claus
10 2:1o and--tbe third by Elaine
easiIy, the stallion breaking and
not recovering. The fourth beat
was won by santa Claus, crossing
the wire In q Jog In 2:l8. The fin
heat VS. won by Santa Claus In
2:2O. The race attracted much at.
tention and was witnessed By O.
large crowd. Elaine WAS pureh ased
Tor $1,000 wnen o yearllnk by Gov.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-14

may attach to the proposition
hereabouts, in San Francisco, and
in Northern ard Central Califor.
mia, there is no question whatever.
The Intelligent San Franciscan Of
today sess. With his usual pres
clence. that Los Angeles county
Will be the beneficiary Of transcon.
tineutal and sectional develops
ments, railway and mineral, W which
cannot be disprized. We have put
In our last four or five years on the
"anxious bench,n and now every.
thing lie getting ready to 60 olr
way with q rush. Those who have
ducats 10 invest .-onst the Pacific
Coast, under guarantees of phe-
nomenal Developments, had better
get ready to place them in Los A u
geles county real estate. ! Property
is selling in this section now at one.
fourth the price of ave years ago,
with exactly a five-fold increase iu
legitimate values. We renew a
vaunt, In which we have never
weakened, that the real "boom" OF
the American continental "boom"
compounded, of the elements which
have made France great. and
which have built Denver 10
Colorado-is destined to take place
in the ample and fructlfyipg val.
leys Of Los Angeles. He who puts
his money, from San Fernando
southwark, In Los Angeles real es
tate, il destined to. profit NY quad.
ripple enhancement In ! his pur-
chases during the next Ave years.
The growth OF Kansas City being q
tradition Of the past, where else
where are such Inducements held
forth to the enterprisink? ) 80; q, j.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-14

1T 10 pleasant to know that Sem
ator Chase, Of Santa Barbara, is
going to vote for the candidate for
United Slater Senator who shall
most nearly represent his convic.
lions. In view of the fact that
Senator Chase is . reformer, he.
will OF course vote for Gen. Miller.
OF the Alaska Fur Company. We
suspect that Miller, with his un!
limited coin, will more nearly
meet the views of an average Cali
fornIa reformer than any other
man on. earth, unless he is even
more heavily heeled pecuniarily
than Miller. No reformer is ever
subject to mercenary considera.
tons. Accident and coincidence
are all that will enter into the
matter: but, unless we are damna-
bly, deceived, the longest purse, In
the coming Senatorial conflict, will
dud itself en- rapport, by some
mysterious agency, with the re.
formers in both the Senate and
Assembly. We only advance this
as a tentative proposition. and We
respectfully advise our friends to
take it into at least speculative
consideration. We are also tolc
that Senator West, of this county
will take up a position OF observa'
ton, somewhat corresponding tt
his mastery attitude on the dehriI
bill. A Democratic editor, In thes'
evil days, has very little coin, bu
there 10 twenty dollars In this of
foe on each Of two proposition, tt
be covered at the pleasure of out
siders: First, that Gen. John f
Miller will be the caucus NOMINEES
OF the Republicans for United
States Senator; second that, aftel
iuinit communiDg with his re-
4 f,rin conscience, Senator West vii
Vote for Miller. Who takes tn,
Iduplex bet? There is forty dollar
lying around loose for some fortu
nate and trusting man! Ant
there will be no monopoly in tn,
proposition, either. Oh no! Such &
thing would be fur-eign to the re
form issue. aes, 1885 t-n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-14

FROM every quarter OF the United
States comes the demand, "Trot
out that business boom.n On that
issue the late election was won
and the people are in no mood for
foolishness. Everybody wants q
sii0e of It. whether Democrat, Re-
publican or Greenbacker. The lat.
ter even wants his infiniteslma al
and fractional proportion of it.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-14
ton with other evidrncs In tho

ton with other evidence in the
case it tends to establish n con
spiracy 10 accomplish national
crime. The conspiracy points to
meU In other quarters and of far
higher position, OF whom he may
have been the accomplice or only
the dupe. The ac. ual guilt oi
forgery will be left 10 the cousid-
CREATION of u jury, before whom aid :
dit!onal and perhaps more decisive
evidence may be brought.
rae A. =. ~sd =. p. X. n. :
NEW YORK, Nov. 13th.-Regard-
ing the new route of The Atchisou,
Topeka aud Santa Fe Railroad, II
10 rupored that, In the face Of Che
proposed consolidation of the Uu-
ion and Central Pacific roads, all
freight contracts will be off at the
close of the current year, and that
it 10 probable that both roads will
enter the market for freight at the
bist rates obtAinable tiom ship
pers
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-14
and made the best three

Stanford and made the best three
and four year old time and never
before lost race. Santa Claus
made the best five year old time,
2:lS, aud also never lost u race.
The event to day has been looked
to BY hoIsemen AS one of the most
Important ever trotted on the Pa
clhc Coast. Betting before the
race was fifty to forty on Elaine
against Santa Claus. The track
was In admirable order anu all
that could be desired. Col. Finigst
drove Santa Claus and Marvin
drove Elaine.
Between heats Gov Stanford's
two year old trotter Erred Crock
err" was speeded Tor a purse and
record against $50 and made his
mile IN 2:28a with one slight break.
Union Let ss~ An Asscsssncns.
SAN FRANCISCAN, Nov. 18TH
Union levies Az assessment of ope
dollar. w. s's'st' i~fs 'ft 'ta
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-14

THERE may be, here and there,
In Los Angeles county, a stupid
fellow who does not know that
this section is starting out on q ca
reer Of unprecedented prosperity,
and yet such depths of stupidity
seem incredible. Whatevsr doubt
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-14
Herald Steam Printing House.

The facilities or the HERALD Steam
Printing House for doing job work are not
surpassed in California outside of San
Francisco and Sacramento. AL work en-
trusted to as will be executed with neat.
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
rates. z----z---.--
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-14
srECIAL NOTICE.

Hereafter notices OF companies, socie-
ties, churches, etc., will onlyihe inserted
in the HERALD as paid advertisements.
We reserve, for Places OF Worship. - graf
Is directory, which will appear every
Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-14
Wanted.

TEN OR TWELVE MEN to work TO,
the Black star Coal Company. L.,
, apply to Il. +. - EBERT,
nl4-3t Cashier Anaheim Bank.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-14
For City Tax Collector.

At the request of many friends, I an
nounce m self as a candidate for the Ol-
fee OF city lax Collector at The ensuing
city election. rHIh - -
REFU0In BILDERRAIN.
Los Angeles, Nov 10 h. iW-f
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-14
For City Tax Collector.

At 1he request of many friends, an
nOunce myself as a candidate for the OF
fce OF City Tax Collector al The ensuing
city election. 4t-
HORACE BURDICK.
Los Angeles, Nov. IAN. y = J.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-14
9 r. BLACKwOOD'e
EDINBURGH MAGAZINE

!, Ihs Britain QuArseflfss givs o this r. adsr
vell-digested Information upon the |, rvat
evenh In contemporane0us history, ant con.
eoin mAsterly crttictsmS on all that II xesh
mary Of the triumDhs OF science AND ~.
The war; likely to c0nvulse all EUROPE win
form topics for diseusst0p. thsxs wil BE- :
treated with . thQroughnees and ability NO.
sine 10 fomous for stories, essays and ake1oh ! !
- Of the highest literary merit.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For NJ ayor.

/ At the request of many friends, 1 an
naunce myself as candidate for MAY or
at The ensuing city election.
F-.- Ia ... - W. b. LAWLOR.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-14
NEW TODAY,
De N OCRATS

Are requested to meet In Union Hall on
MONDAY, Nov. 10 h. at 7:sO p. M, to ois.
cuhs matters pc rtaining To tne ensuing
COUNTY CENTRAL COM MITrEE.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-14
For City Treasu ser.

&. B. CASWELL announces himself as
a candidate for City treasurer at the en-.
suing city election. "'4
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-14
For Mayor.

90 - 4 : - - - ~ ts+ t-As 49, In
At the solicitation of many frie nds, tax
payers and progressive men, l submit
my name as a candidate for The office OF
Mayor of Los Angeles, at the ensuing
PRUDENT BEAUDRY.
Nov. 18th, 1870.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-14
For Mayor.

J.R. ToBERNAN announces himself
as y candidate for the offles of Mayoro OF
Los Angeles, subject to the will or the
people Ut the approaching election.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-14
A Fine Thing for the Teeth.

2 Fragrant SoZoDONT is a compost
tion OF the puresL aid choicest IN
gradients Of the Oriental vegetable
Kingdom. Every ingredient j.
well known to have a beneficial IF
feet on the teeth and gums. IT..
embalning or antis-ptic property
and aromatic fragrance makes 1t a
toilet luxury. -SoZoDONT removes
all disaereeable odors from the
breath Caused by caiarrh, bad
teeth, g.. II is entirely free from
the Injurious aud acrid properties
OF tooth pastes aud powders which
destroy the enamel. Oue bottle
lasts six months. HI.fl
Casting out devii--Tbe Lion
malaria and LIVER pad, with hois
and foot p,asters three remedies
In one-for sale BY Preuss g. Pifoui.
agents. Price, 81.
Secondhand clothing bought and
sold at No. 8 A liso street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-14
Sheep w anted.

5000 WFLL-BRED YOUNG SPAN
1sH MERINO EWES.
nli-3s d. FREEMAN.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-14
Improved Property for Sale,

One of the most desirab BILE residences ! n
the city. within three minutes walk .
Also, rOH RENT OR SALE Thirty
acres, WITH house, on Main street. Hf.l
tor particulars enquire ut the Herald
ONCE, or address 30 WNEk," box lU45
Los Angeles city. nli-Im
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-14

Secondhand clothing bought and
sold at No. 8 A iiso street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-14
PREMIUMS.

lnew snpscftbsss lspplying early, sss ths = :
SeAr 1eH may hASs.I without charge, the
periodicals. ~ they Msy ,subecriqe for. bsiaofl
2 Neither premiums 70 subscribers nor dis.
ou1nt to Olubs nm, be allowed sunleas, the .
money !. remitted 70 the publishers. No
Circular With further particulars maybei Y
90 On sppasosNops,; no stge tttauna N{.eo
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-16
The Union as a Moralist.

The Union 10 reply to the assertion of
it would havs done just as Democratic pap
ers did in regard.to the Morey letter objects
gets wrothy, and INDUCES In the following
Rrandiloquant assumption of injured inno.
cence. Hero it is-hod your breath
And we say that ''if' Marshall Jewell
had SO far demeaned himself and his party
as to engage in any such contemplate
work he would have received no aid or
coutenance from the UNION, aud that no
supposed "cxigency of the campaign"
would have prevented the Republican
press, from Maine To Caiforuia, from
making q call tor his imm ediate abdiea~
ton. But the III is not possible
Eagles don't roost with turkey buzz ards
and tho Republican party has better
idea OF what men like than 20 invite the N
to feast of carricn.
Ugh. What mouthful, to be sure;
no aid or couutenanoe from the Untoa
is I'D. but it won't d..
| The Uaioa seeks - have it appear that
the Republican pross and especially ths
| Union is pare aai ualefiled; that the
| Republican leaders are selected for their
purity and that nothing but the truth can
emanate from central political juuta'
of Republican persussioo; that ausht else
would meet with righteous Indignation
| FROM powerful press. Jesse.
The Union has evidently forgotten
some ihiEgs-and o. rect ut occurrence
too. For instance the libeiicus, out
rageously indecent and wholly unustiG
able attack Cd ilou. john IL Oberiy.
| 10 that case there WAS not even a sciu
tiIia of evidence to support the accusation
not even II chance for an Inference, and
yet with reckless disregard Of tru th
with Il cariessness Of facts and malice
uaexampIai, the Union without cause
published vile. SANDER on as pure mind
ed gentleman as lives Ia illinois.
Aud not content with this. not content
with venting malice on an honorable man
it refused to retract, even when assure
by gentlemen of this city whose secia
standing was Of the best. The diffsrenc
between the self righteous Union and TIL
| ARGUS is that ia the Oberly case Their
was no foundation whatever for base
SANDER, and when il was denied. and
even wa "a residents of this city went t,
he editor Of the Union personally ant
assured him it was not true. in his malice
he declined to retract. but instead gave
sort of second edition really worse thar
the original
THE ARGUS. had nothing to rsfute tht
letter but SO called denials FROM partisan
sources, while il did have the most positiv,
assurance from the Democratic natioua
com mittss that the document was genuine
which was high enough authority for an )
Democrats newspaper. and cert ainly to
be taken IN preference to Republican
testimony. THE ARGUS hada no denia
from home resident Of undou6ted standing
in the community, which the Union 10 tht
Oberely SANDER did haze, hence the Union
was more at fault. displayed more malice
was more reckless of truth for party
success than THE ARGUS. Whether it BE-
eagle or buzzard. the Union cannot dodge
BIZ sounding its ogn virtues. nor glase the
rotten Republican party by claiming fol
it purity it never possessed aud can never
attain
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-16
Pound Dead.

About two miles west OF Chapman,
Merrick county, Nebraska, tue body Of q
stranger, about 35 years of age, feet 10
inches high, weighed about l75 pounds,
light complexion. brown hair. blue eyes.
heavy moustache-- colored black, high
cheak bones, broad face and prominent
forehead; had ON a navy blue wooden
shirt. with wide collar: light blue silk
neckte; lish, grey wooden uudershirt
light cashmere pants, with dask stripe;
dark red socks. with black toe, sole aud
heel. blue cord along tho right side of foot
No. I. leather tongue boots, sewed, Napo-
leon taps, nailed with round headed nails,
partly worn; large gold ring, with garnet
or amethyst seal, iudented with figure OF
| a mans head,wo on little fnger of RICH,
hand; upper front tooth Cd left eide gouo
and one adjoining il much decayed.
Information concerning bis Identity
should be conveyed TO Dau Hopkins
Sheriff. Central City, Merrick Co.. Neb.
November 10 1889.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-16
Death of Lena Spencer.

1t will be sad news to all to learn Of the
death of Lena Spencer. the Is years old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. K. ". Spencer
of this city, and yet the sad fact must be
recorded, for Oh Monday evening at 30
o'clock the patient sufferer passed &c
brighter scenes beyond. Sad as is the
blow to the parents and friends of the
child, the soKroz is softeDed, somewhat
By the conviction that she las gone to tina
country beyond, ruled By Him who doett
all things well.
! Eight weeks ago Lena complained o.
headache this was followed by light
Ifever. and serious sickness. She rallied
however. was Improving. and three weeks
entertained that she would recover. By,
Providence had ruled otherwise. aud in q
few days relapse occurred, the little one
became weaker and finally typhoid set in,
and then the parents realized that their
cherished darling must leave them. Ii
was hard to be recopciled. bEt as we bow
to Divine will, SO in meek submission did
they. and when 90 Monday evening, the
child was called 10 that other home. there
were sad hearts. but no complaining.
For days prior to her death it was only
by use of chloroform that she was kept
alive, and finally exhausted nature yielded
and Lena Spencer. she who was the light
of the home, the beloved of her compan-
ions. passed quietly, placidly away.
Death brings to mind many incidents OF
virtue and in this case many noble deeds
for one so young.
At five years OF age Lena was q christian
and from that time hers was self-deBy-
ing life, striving to do for others. Patient.
self reliant. generous. she had friends by
tho score, Gnd among the poor was a
great favorite.
IF 3 little child less favored than others
needed clothing and Lena knew Of il, some
garment would be discarded and the little
one made. Happy. This work was done
silently-no praise asked-'twas the i'm
pulse of generous natCre-the prompt
inRs of desire TODD good.
Although she suffered greatly during
her ilinoss. yet rsveF complained. and
seemed to bear pain 10 silence sathor thsn
those she loved should grieve.
Her death takes from our midst a bright
star, and loayes void which cannot be
be Glled.
Those who knes he. beat loved her
most. and many silent tear will be SHED
when her death 10 known. The ARGUS
sincerely sympathies with the bsreaved
family and friends of the departed child
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-16
NERVOUS DEBILITY

VITAL WEAKNESS OR DEPRESSION a
weak exhausted feeling, no esergy or cour-
age; the result Of MENTAL ovER-woRK,
SUBSCRIPTIONS OR EXCEssEs, or some
drain upon the system. is always cured by
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC No.
%. 1t tones up and invigorstes the Gys-
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imparts strength and energy.-stops the
drain and rejuvenates the entire man.
Been used twenty years with perfect sue
cess by thousands. Sold by dealers.
Price, Sl.00 per single vial, OF SIS. 90 per
package of five vials and 81. 60 vial of pow
der. Sent by mail on receipt of price.
Address HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC Me.
DICINE COMPANY log Fulton Street. n. Y.