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jay D. Dunning, Clerk, Wabash Shops,
Toledo. Ohio, says IL am now wearing an
"Ouly Lung Pad" and 1t has afforded me
almost instant relief from Asthma. See adv.
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Mr. Tilden, according to Democratic COR
respondent, has changed greatly of late. He
seems quite feeble, and his right hand has
palsed movement, while his left is useless.
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ID. W. Wilson, Nos. and Church
street, is the sole proprietor Of Dir. Dunton's
Elixir, for the cure of coughs and colds. Any
one initiating it will be prosecuted. jan.26-tf
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4 Professor Regrafg, who is travelling the
State claiming 10 expose The mysteries Ct
Spllitualism aud to perform the wonders of
the most noted mediums, has been pronounced
to be a hnmbug = Philadelphia Press
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Van Horn viii sell you genuine 46- bone
o,set ioi 50 cts. aprtf9,-
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-02-02

Ladies' Cloaks, Coats, aud Dresses, cut
and made 10 order at short notice, at Mrs. NJ.
w. Cooley's. d6tf
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GROCERIES
AND
PROVISIONS.

We almost deem it unnecessary for us
to speak, as the quantity we sell and the
satisfaction expressed daily is, we think,
quite sufficient to satisfy the most in
credulous that for quality and prices
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS.
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--1f you want to get the best sewing ma
chine in the market, try the Light Running
Domestic, for sale by Mrs. M. w. COOLEY
Every machine warranted. Dec 10.
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Glass, Tin s Queensuare
of Every Description.
Boots g. Shoes,

Our stock of Ladies', Gents, Misses,
and Children's Boots is full, at bot
tom prices, and quality of our best
makes WARRANTED.
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If you take our advice you will lose no time
in calling on your druggist for g Sellers
Cough Syrup without an equal. Price %
cents. j.12,-4w
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GHsaa. SlsecisaHties:

LEWIS BAKING POWDER, the
best ever produced. Try it and be-
convinced.
CANNED GOODS of every descrip-
ton.
FRESH MEATS always on hand.
MINERAL SALT, for Fertilizing
purposes. Farmers, give it trial
and be convinced of the wonderful
results.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-02-02

DIR Dunton's Elixir is positive cure for
Group, coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis aud
whooping cough. jan.26tf
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Take Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the firm of Heath & Hol
connie requested to call and SETTLE OF be-
fore December list next after that date, all unsettled
accounts will be placed In other hands for collection
HEATH g. H0LCOMBE.
Sept list, 1ss0-tf
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Mr. Ralph Diis, a locomotive engineer
on the B. D. Division of the Penna. r. r.,
and for years resident of this city, died at
his fathers house. in Stockton, on last Satur-
dny morning. His funeral took place yester-
day, and was attended by Major G. A. Angel
Post No. 90, g. A. r., of this city, of which
the deceased was a member. He served in
Company B, 3Sth Regiment N j. Vols, DUR
ing the late war. A delegation from the
Union Fire Company a firing squad Of eight
members of Company G. AID number Of
railroad en1ployes also attended the funeral
Services were held i'll ibe Stockton Baptist
Church: Key. Israel Puulson, Of the Ounkdrd
Church at Headquarters, preaching the ser
mon Rev 100 W Noecker Rev. G. S. Conk-
ling and Rev j. S. Foulk, all of Stockton,
also took pant in the services. The inter-
ment took place in the Dunksrd burying
ground, at Headquarters.
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II is said that the Hon. Charles Francis
Adams is afflicted with rheumatism and will
go to the Hot Springs for relief. This placing
of an iceberg in the Hot Springs is certainly
very reprehensible.
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THE attention Of our people is directed to

1T is a fact that horse dealers are buying
horses with ringbones and spavins because
they can make money by using Kendall's
SPAWN Cure Read the ad'vt
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WANAMAKER & Brown,
OAK HALL. Market and Sixth. PHILADELPHIA
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- Fht agency for The celebrated DOMES
TIT STE NG MACHINE is now al Moore s
Seok ipre where the machines may be seen,
and bought on accommodating terms
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Every description of
Country Produce Taken In
Exchange for Goods.

Also, CASH Paid for Poultry and
other produce in condition for shipping.
Feeling thankful for the liberal pat
ronage given US in the past, we hope
that with renewed efforts upon our part,
and full force of obliging and ae-
commodating statesmen, to merit con-
tinuance of our customers, and az many
new ones as may favor as with call.
G. j. FISHER e. CO.,
Cor. Main and Ferry Streets,
LAMBERTVILLE, N. j.,
and Main Street, Stockton, NJ.
January 2s 1884,
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follows !.

P. C.-Henry Harden.
G.. George w. Bum.
V. Civilian r. Shurts.
X. of r. s. S.--W illiam T. Srope.
Mat A. - Wilbur Slack.
M. of F.-Pleston Smith.
M. of E.--John r. Harden.
P.-John L. Slack.
o. G.--S. III. Stahler
l. G. Henry c. Robertson.
r. G. S.-Garret L. Peer
This Lodge is increasing very rapidly in
membership. They have changed their meet
ing night to Tuesday of each week.
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DIR. Dnnton's Elixir will give instant
relief in the most violent cough known. %
cents per bottle. jan,26tf
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X. OF P.--Henry W. Long, Grand Chancel
lor of the Knights of Pythias, installed the
officers of Home Lodge, No. %, at French
town, on Tuesday evening of last week, as
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Several cases of small pox are reported IN
different cities throughout our State indeed,
no farther off from us than Trenton a case
was reported on Monday--and therefore it
would be well for those who have not been
vaccinated to see that the operation is per-
formed in season. Especially, parents should
have their children vaceinated without de-
lay. The Board of Health is empowered to
see that children are vaccinated, as the fol-
lowing section of the law defining the duties
of local Boards of Health will show,
10. And be it enacted, That at the enroll
ment of the children each year by the clerk of
district schools or by other proper officers in
cities, inquiry shall be made as to how many
of the children within the school age are uu-
vaccinated, and the same shall be designated
by mark on said ROLL and in the case of any
found unvaccinated whose parents desire
them to be protected from small pox, but
who, in the Judgment of the board of eduea-
ton or the trustees of the school district, are
not able to pay therefor, the school clerk or
other authorized person may give to said
child or children permit to appear at the
office of any regularly licensed physician of
said school district or of said township to be
vaccinated, and any such physician, ON the
presentation of such permit, with his certif-
cate appended thereto that the said vaccina-
tion has been by him successfully performed
shall be entitled to receive from the township
committee or city treasurer fifty cents for
every such certified case.
This duty was not attended to atthe enroll
ment of the school children last year, as our
Board of Health was not organized at the
time.
Six physicians of Trenton advertise in their
city papers that g impressed with the pro-
priety, if not the necessity, of a general vac
cination of the citizens, especially the I'M
vaocinated, they have fixed upon three
places in the city where all persons may apply
at certain hours on any day Sundays except
ed from Saturday, January 10th, until ether
wise ordered and noticed, for the perform
ance of the operation. To those who cannot
afford the expense, no charge is made.
DIR. Dnnton's Elixir will give instant
relief in the most violent cough known 20
cents per bottle. jan,26 tf
III. ..,a,.a,, ca. az. oaiahpatad Il0MES
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-16
DoWney Items.

A few days since there was re.
ceived at the PostOfIice here let.
ter that was mailed in Oakland the
eighteenth Of last September. it
having been a little less than six
months In making the trip.
Charles Corlew, boy about
twelve years Of age, was arrested
last Saturday for drawing a pistol
and threatening another boy with
it. He was held in $400 bail. Dur
ing his examination a number OF
boys ranging from ten to fifteen
years of age testified. One of the
attorneys remarked the ease and
clearness with which they ex.
pressed their thoughts as con; pared
with men. Uuquestionably this is
owing, in part, to the excellence of
the public school system.
Farmers are getting their now
ers in order. Several patches ol
alfalfa have already been cut.
Mr.. d. G. Wilson has sold the
Los Nietos Mills to some gentle.
men from Lake county. Besides q
large quantity OF corn, cons idera'
BILE wheat is ground at these mills,
Now. when hogs are worth foul
or five cents q pound, the supply IL
exhausted. When the price Is low
few persons continue to raise them
the consequence is that they soon
become scarce, and the price ad
vances. Every one that can do &C
then begins to raise them and the
market is soon glutted, and the
same thing is repeated. 1t appears
that any one who would have the
courage to increase his stock wher
the market WAS dull, and diminish
it when tha price advanced, woulC
make sure Of q fair profit at al
times.
1t Is about time for another burg
larry to be committed, as 1t hat
been some time since one was com
mitted in our midst.
DR.. G. w. Wolfe will take triy
to San Francisco the last OF thi
week. He will be accompanied BY
his wife. Before returning they
will visit relatives and friends IL
Yolo county.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-16
COURT REPORTS.

Suparior Court .......sEPuLVFDA. j.
FRIDAY, April Is.
People vs. Chas. P. Clough-
Robbery. On trial.
People vs. ]. McCluer-Special
venire of "a jurors ordered herein,
re.urnable next Monday at 10 A. NJ.
White We. Rowland ct al.-Pre.
vious entry ofjudgment amended.
HOWARD, J.
First National Bank vs w. r.
acknowledgements Overruled; ten
days to answer.
Gillm ore VS. White ct al.-Final
decree in partition filed.
Rogers vs.. Naturalization to
amend demurrer to complsint de-
MED.
E. Roth VS.. Creditors-Petition
for discharge OF insOlvent and con.
test thereto before the Court.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Estate of Manuel Kequena.
Pefa VS.. Rubio ct al.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-16
Order Of Chosen Friends.

Orange Council No. 25, Order ol
Chosen Friends, was instituted in
this city last evening, by Bro. 8.
Danielwicz, Deputy Supreme
Counselor. The following officers
were elected a nd installed:
Past Chief Counselor, s. M. Per.
ry; Chief Counselor, w. H.H. Rus.
sci; Vice. Counselor, F. NJ. Palmer;
Recorder, D. UllmaD; Finanoier,
s. Lacey; Treasurer, J. 8. Phillips;
Prelate, F. M. Coulter; Marshal, J.
F. Holbrook; Warden, L. II. Han.
mas; Guard, G. Northcraft; Senti.
mel, J. A. Kline; Medical Examin-
er, J. Hannon.
The Order Of Chosen Friends was
organized at indianapolis, Indi-
ana, May 28, 1879. Its objects are
l. To unite in bonds of fratern.
ity, aid and protection all accepta-
BILE white persons Of good charac.
ter, steady habits, sound bodily
health and reputable calling.
2. To improve the condition OF
its membership morally, socially
and materially by timely counsel
and instructive lessons, by encour-
agement in business, by assistance
to obtain employment when in
need, and by establishing fund
from which weekly benefit may
be paid to sick or distressed mem.
bers.
8. To establish q relief fund from
which members OF this orgaEiza.
tion, who have complied with all
its rules and regulations, may re-
ceive the benefit Of a sum not ex.
ceeding three thousand dollars
($S,000), which shall be paid rs
hereafter provided, upen either OF
the following conditlons' VIZ:
First-When q member reaches
the age of seventy-five years.
Second-When, by reason OF ols-
ease or accidsnt,a q member becomes
perm anently disabled from ioliow'
ing his usual, or some other occu-
patton.
Third-Upon satisfactory evil
dence Of the death of a member.
An admirable and, mo doubt, pop.
uiar feature Of the Chosen Friends
is that women are eligible to men,
bership on the same terms and con-
tlitions as men.
The Council will meet this (Sat-
urdsy) evening at Odd Fellows'
Hall. Those desiring Ito become
charter members will call on the
Medical Examiner and make ap-
plicatiOn,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-16

Planters Insurance Cows. sor-
rels.
Insurance Co. VS.. Malone, 81
Wallace, 152.
Manhattan f. 90. vs. Well, 26
Am. Reps. 1854, $40.
Lycoming Ins. Cows. Jackson,
25 Am. Reps, 1856, 83 ILL.,, 3O2.
"When an applicant for insur.
ance makes correct answers to the
questions asked him by the agent
of the insurer, and the agent die.
tates or suggests the answers as set
down, and such answers are incor-
rect, the fault will be attributed to
the insurer, and psrol evidence
may be resorted to for the purpose
of showing the circumstances at.
tending the application"
Planters Insurance Co. vs..
Myers, 80 Am. Reps, 52l.
Philip states that Borrowe knew
all about the previous fires, and
the dangers of incendiarism.
The question then arises, whose
agent was Borrowe
1t seems that when Gilmore ap.
piled in another insurance office
for q policy, Borrowe spoke up and
said, L can place 1t for you. He
was an insurance agent or broker.
Philip states he had spoken to him
to procure risks. That Borrowe
came to him and told him of the
required policy. Philip replied, 1
know the building. Borrowe drew
out the application and Philip
copied it. They went together to
Gilmore, delivered the policy, re-
celved the premium, and divided
the com missions.
1t can scarcely admit of doubt
that Philip was q general local
agent.
"The general agent may appoint
local and sub agents." May, sec.
1875.
1t would seem, therefore, that
Borrowe must be held to be agent
of the insurer, and his knowledge
that of the company.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-16

Timbers for the bridge over the Rio
Grands Into Ell Paso are going for
ward, and large crew Of laborers
went down to the front from Dem.
ing on Saturday last to commence
Its erection. 1t is thought 1t will
take about three months to put up
the bridge and construct the trestle
work required, In all about three
thousand feet in length.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-16
Property Transfers.
REPORTED BY JUDSON, GILLETTE
d GIBSON-APRIL Is, 1881.
CONVEYANCES.

CONVEYANCES.
IN Moore to E E Hewitt-Lot ls, Agri.
cultural Park tract; 81.
Herbert Patton and Mary, his wife, to
Burgess-Interest in lot /, range 7,rem-
pie 4 Gibson tract; other considerations
and 81.
John Sharp to Lewis Sharp-Ruby
mining claim, in San Gabriel Mining
District; Sl0O.
H Kelsea to Lewis Sharp-One fourth
interest in Helsea sclne, San Gabriel
Mining District; IS,
LA County Bank to VIM 9 Flsher-Lot
5, blk B, Chapman tract; $1,000.
John Jones, II Baker and Arcadia
b de Baker. his wife, to Marian McMa.
s75.
Cameron e Thorn to Belle G Thorn, b ia
wife-Lot 7, blk 2. and lots 4, 5 and l3, blk
l,South santa Monica, and tract in RchO
San Rafael; love, etc.
Cyrus Lyon to Arcadia B de Baker-l95sz
acres Sc of city; $3.50.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-16
Misses CroWder

Announce to the ladies that they
have opened flrst.class DIRE ssmak-
ing establishment In the rear OF
Mrs. M. E. Parks millinery store.
Having had long experience In
Eastern cities they are prepared 10
give such style and fashion % can.
not be had essewhe Call early
and leave orders. No. 10 Spring
etroeb City o. Paris building, LoD
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-16
Expulsion.

HALL OF VIGILANCE Hook AND(
LADDER Co., No. l. ]
III. J. Prieur has been unanimous
ly expelled from the company for
dishonesty shd ungentlemanly
conduct. J. T. COURTNEY,
Secretary.
Los Angeles, April 10, 1881.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-16
BORN.
KAHN-In this city, April 18th, 1880, to
the wife Of S. Kahn, nine-pound boy.
EntevprIsing DRUGGISTS,

Messrs. Heinzeman & Ellis, the
live druggists of the town, are al.
ways up to the times and ready to
meet the demands of their many
customers. They have just re-
ceived supply of that wonderful
remedy that Is astonishing the
world by its marvellous cures, DIR.
KINGS New DISCOVERY for Con-
sumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Phthisic,
Group, Whooping Cough, Tickling
in the Throat, Loss of Voice
Hoarseness or any affection of the
Throat and Lungs. This remedy
positively cures, as thousands can
testify. II you do not believe ii,
call 1T Heinzeman & Elliss drug
store and get a trial bottle free of
cost or a regular size bottle for one
dollar. AS you value your life,
give 1t trial and be convinced, as
thousands have been,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-16
FOR SALE.

Only on ACC ount OF continued ill-health
ls offered for sale the well-known DRUG
STORE, ll8 Main street. or oue-half In.
terest In the same, 70 . competent drug
gest, qualIned 70 take charge Of the
FOR further information apply at lis
Main street, Les Anseles. -
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-16

Soc the ConcOlodor in his won
derful transmutation of colors at
the dyeing and securing establish
ment, No. 8 Also street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-16

At the Central Pharmacy you
can obtain the famous electric
razor and Russian leather strop.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-16
Hucklen's ArnIca Salve. .

The BEST SALvE in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter, ohapped
hands, chilblains, cofns. aud all
kinds OF skin eruptions. This
salve is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction in every case or money
refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Heinzeman Is Ellis,
wholesale agents, Los Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-16

Mothers, try the Manx Feeding
Bottle. Helm 3eman & Ellis, agents.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-16
EAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SERVICE,
"A US, ARMY.

Division OF kilograms and Reports for
the benefitof Commerce and Agriculture
Rapport of observations taken at Los An
eoles, CAL, April Is, 1881.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-16
NOTICE..

VIM. @. SMITH has been appointed
agent for tn o sale Of q portion OF Major
henry w. Hancock's BREA RANCH.
He can be found on the premises, near
ex-senator Coles ranch. al4.lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-16


kept in sight nearly all the way,
though q long distance off. For a
time the race added q good deal Of
interest to an otherwise monoton-
Qua trip.
Work is going forward on the
railroad building at Deming as rap
Idly as the delivery of lumber will
permit. Two mammoth water
tanks. with steam pump for each,
are completed,.as also turn-table.
The frames are up for machine and
car shops; and a nd.house, with
q capacity for fifteen locomotives,
is nearly ready for occupancy. A
vast network of side tracks has
been laid, aggregating many miles.
Other railroad work is being push.
ed ut the same time. These are all
on the Southern Pacific side. For
the Atchison and Topeka road the
excavations and grading for slmi-
lar works are oil completed, the 10.
cations for the two roads being
something over mile apart. Out
side improvements do not progress
very expeditiously, owing to the
land dumping" we mentioned In
q former article. No lots have as
yet been sold. Notices to vacate
had been served on all the jumpers,
and the trial 70 number was cQm-
menced at Silver City on Tuesday.
The final result isa unsolved con.
undrum. People are orowdlng into
the place In large numbers, and for
what purpose 1t 10 difficult to tell.
Every available place where bed
can b imprevieed II made use of,
|lsdslng housee aea reste9reets ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-10
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
BIG BIBLES.
" "EeVtssd Edition Don't Take'' In I'M

"Eevised Edition Don't Take" In this
County.
Il. X. Wilmer, Of Millersville, has been
selling bi. family Bibles in this county for
the past two years and has disposed OF
over 600 copies, to such satisfaction of his
principals that he now carries q hand
some gold watch presented to him
by tho National publishing company.
This morning no delivered to
young man in this neiyhborhood, who
is about to be married. copy, bound in
sealskin and profusely illustrated, of the
new version of the Scriptures, worth $50.
MIR. w. sells family Bibles, of 4 large size
exclusively and he tells us he has been
very successful among the Mcnnonitcs,
old and new, every family of whom de-
sires to be supplied with good family
Bible OF large size, we'll bound and legibly
printed. with all ample family register.
which MIR. Witm,r often fills out free of
charge in different cOlOred inks and Orna-
mental script. 1t is common for parents to
give their children such gifts when they
start in life, and sometimes he sells
a dozen to one person for such purposes.
MIR. Wilmer is just closing contract with
q gentleman u'';,r Saiuuga for forty five
copies, all alike, which he proposes to
SI'0, ouc t'th, u HIS SfiluucnllUfcn, re-
placing ut least dozen copies of differ
ent editions which as many of them
already have Among the Omisb
MIR. w. has nrvc' been able to do any
thing, as they prefer TO buy Bibles, m"re
particularly even than other things, from
their own le"p'': Mr. Wilmer is i Meth
O'iist. He says the revised edition of the
Scriptures does not take" at all in this
county he rarely sells 4 copy of tire new
version the country people say the old
is good enough for them their fathers
lived and died b. it, and so will they. The
Bible colportcur has some interesting ex-
pericnccs occasionally he meets fierce
bulldog on the inside Of the yard fence,
and the women will not call him off ga
book agent even though he is spreading
the gospel
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districts is almost unparalleled. To make
matters worse ar Australian steamship
company has just shown that it is possible
to ship beef and mutton from the anti
podes and land them in good condition in
the London markets, and a number of
large vessels are now being fitted up on the
refrigerator plan especially for this trade.
The farmer thought things had surely
reached their worst when the United States
and Canada began to pour their surplus
wheat and cattle into Liverpool and Lon
don, but now that Australia, the continent
par excellence of bullock pastures and
sheep-walks, has taken up the business, he
can see nothing between him and ruin, ex-
cept a radical measure of land reform.
The Aberdeenshire farmers estimate that
the fall in the price of beef represents a
loss to them of $780, a year. Hun
dreds of farmers have already pulled up
stakes and focked into the manu- featuring
centres only to increase the depression
there. "Come over and help us'' to de-
velop our Western lands.