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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-10
4 Cenlenar,an Dead.


a Censenar,nn Dead.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 9th.-Gil.
bert Frogler died in this city yes
terday, aged 100 years and Z
months. Frogler was was born in
st. Johns, N. B., but had resided
in this city fer more than thirty
years. Uatil recently he had been
in good health. AT the age of 9S he
marr$ed again. bis wife surviving
him.
Feuna u ad-Tas Dmas ef southsr-
inDd-E:t ction Of Druid Officers.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 9th
John V. Fulton, an employe at the
Duport Powder Works, was found
dead at Oakland last night along.
side the railroad track. 1t Is sup
posed he fell from train.
The Duke of Switzerland and
party visited Palo Alto farm to.
day and inspected Governor Leland
Stanford's stock of thoroughbred
horses. They also took in Belmont
and the Spring Valley reservoirs.
The Grand Grove of Druids OF
California to-day elected the fol-
lowing officers: N. G. A., E.
Maginnis; D. G. A. Philip Rohr.
bacher; G. g., Henry A. Chase; G.
T., Charles Weber; G. NJ. Henry
Wulff; g. g., l.. Alexander; Trus-
tees, George Peckham, T.. G.
Schord and +. Stand.
Qusbsc On Fire-The whole Oily In
Peril.
SAN FRANCISCO, June GA big
fire is raging In Quebec. The loss
Is already over 81, 100000. There is
q panic among the inhabitants and
fears are entertained that the entire
city may be destroyed.
The Gray TriaI-Tesiimony Closed.
REDWOOD CITY, June 9.h.-The
article In the Press of September
25th, beaded assault with a dead.
Iy weapon" which Stearns direct.
ed Huse to write, was offered and
read. The defence rests.
John s. Bell, In rebuttal, testi ed
that the pistol carries Henry rifle
cartridges; saw it kill q deer at one
hundred yards, crushing through
Its ribs.
John Dockery says that Gray
told him while in jail during the
former trial, that be was not sorry
or ashamed Of anything he had
done; all he was sorry for was that
1t was not Stearns instead of CLAN
cey; that it was the wrong man.
Testimony closed. Thomas will
make the opening argument for
the prosecution. Garfield and
Thornton speak for the defense.
Jones will close. The Court cd.
journed until tomorrow morning
to allow counsel to arrange instruc-
tions.
Raiir0ad News.
TUCSON, June 9.h.-A Star spe-
cial from Ell Paso says: The rails
of the Southern Pacific will be laid
to Yrleta, Texas, on the 18th. The
graders are twenty miles ahead Of
the track-layers. Both parties are
advancing at the rate Of one and a
half miles per day. The treck Of
the A. T. and s. +. will be laid to
Ell PasO tomorrow.
A Yuma special says: The sur.
veying party of the s.. T. Il. r. ar
rived at Yuma yesterday and will
commence the preliminary survey
OF the railroad from Yuma to Port
Isabel on the Gulf Of California.
A Shakespeare, N. NJ, special
says: Alfred James Smith, a
United States Deputy Surveyor
day of heart disease. He was ma
tive Of England.
sentenced.
TOMBSTONE, June o.-Pyle was
sentenced to four years In the Yu.
ma penitentiary. Calisher's case
comes up 40 the next term of court.
Bail, $4,000,
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l. AND FOR SALE

500 ACRES of the best fruit or agri-
cultural land at $40 per acre, north Of the
Hunter Ranch, on the river. with right
OF water. Inquire of T. +. ROWAN, Is
Downey Block, or of the owner, w. Q. u.
RICHARDSON, near the premises.
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Herald Steam Printing House.

The facilities Of the HERALD Steam
Pyintiug House for doing job work are not
aurpasssd In California outside Of San
RrAncdsco and Sacramento. All work en-.
TRUSTED 10 NJ Will be executed with neat.
nsss and dispatch at tho lowest living
p.Ns~
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BOARD AND ROOM

A ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SUN.
~ ny front room, hot and cold water.
southern exposure, in a private family,
In the most desira BILE part OF the city.
Apply to Mrs. Il. g. ST A Rim first house
on north side OF Orange street, just OF
Pearl and Sixth street. m3.1m
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MONEY TO LOAN

On real estate security at low rates and
Box 48l, city. je9
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FURNISHED ROOMS,

Pleasantly located and neatly furnished I,
TOILET, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE,
Corner Fort and Frank lin streets. one
block from Posto flee. d3ltf
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FOR SALE.

AN IMPROVED PLACE AT SOUTH
SANTA MONICA, with house, we'll Of
good water, with Adams windmill and
tank of 5000 gallons; also, q small or
chard and 500 shade trees: six lots in all.
two fenced in. Price, 5000. Address,
OCEAN HOUSE, Santa Monica. J8-1w
Commercial copy.
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AUCTION SALE.

To be sold by public auction, II not pre-
viously disposed of by private sale. on
SATURDAY NEXT, the 18th inst, at IL
O'Clock A. M. the FURNITURE, OAR.
PETS, PICTURES, etc., Of the Hotel de
Paris, opposite the Pico House. ltd
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KimbaII Mansion,
,uuy xrvnu om YOo MAMMA IA

p~sPACrOUs PARLORS, Pine Suites,
and Large single Sunny ROOMS contain
Ing ell modern conventences.
-6WTHE TABLE supplied with the best
Ill - Ms. II. h. KrNBALL. Prop.
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FOR SALE.

A WELL-IMPROvED FARM OF 90
ACRES: two artesian wells; orchard
and vineyard OF 20 acres. Inquire Of A.
w. POTTS, County Clerks office. m26.1w
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LIVERY STABLE,
HAIR GOODS.

MRS. X. SMITH. having been with
Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. Williams, will con-
tinuo bushes at their old place. Mrs.
smith 10 prepared to do all kinds Of hair
m mber the place, NO. a. SPRING ST.
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FOR SALE.

THE FURNITURE COMPLETE OF A
LODGING HOUSE. CHEAP.
street, ne ar the POstoffice. JAW
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A GREAT BARGAIN.

ton street, west of Figueroa street. for
sale very cheap. Inquire by letter un-
der CIPHER H., Herald Office. jeltf
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10 LET.

NEWLY FINISHED Sum y Rooms,
at NO. 8 FIRST STREET, only few
steps from the Postoffice. m2l.lm
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FOR SALE.

An interest in well established, pay
ing RING BUS1N ESS:
from $4,000 to $500 capital required. Also,
A DWELLING HOUSE, centrally 10.
Gated. Address r, Herald office. ml8-lm
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MORNING SEssIC

NOGNING SESSION
BAN FRANCISCO, June9
40 Ophir. 81 b 10, / roo Bullion, los
s5s $40 Excheouer. l.e5,
480 Mexican, 1884 Ito, LIS
2i0 q 81 &, S1s AGO Overman, 10,
235 B g. X, ltH, 1871 LES
3i6 Uals, 2.l0, ais, 22s0 Justice, LOS, LILO
2.l0 LIS
S95 Savage, 5 95, 4 10 Union, 49,
1875 COnVa, AGO, ASS 1850 Alta, AIS, 410,
2l0 Kentuck, ~, 2.20, 2.25, 800
2.45 l55lAndes, 245, $50
800 Beloher, 3.S5, 3.S0l 500 Scorpion, 2.l5,
375 2.l0, 205
100 Confidence, ass, l2S40 Benton, Csc, 81,
40 LIS, 100
4S5 Nevada. l77s, leo Capital, LIS
Is go g Gate, 2.s5
20 Ch01lar, 205 1000 Sierra, 1.75, l.sO.
81 Utah. TX, Ms LBS, 1875
II $40 2l0 Alpha, 460
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FOR SALE.

SEVERAL NEAT NEW COTTAGES,
three and four rooms; fine location:
splendid invest ment.
G. WHITE,
my6.3m Room 40 Temple Block.
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RE MOVED.

Dressmaking and Buttrick Pattern Es-
tablishment to NO. 1870 MAIN ST.,
next to Nc Donald Block. jel-1m
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w anted.
SO REWARp.

Lost or strayed, on Tuesday. May Sd,
from the Virgines Ranch, A BAY
MARE, branded (C) on the left hip.
Ten Dollars reward will be paid for the
return of the mare to Nordho otis store,
corner of First aud Los Angeles streets.
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Treuble over q Cattle RANGE.

Dodge City, Kansas, June 29.-Bar-
ton Wyatt. formerly of Kentucky, a
well-known and prominent stock man,
was yesterday shot and instantly killed
by Charles Creswell, Texas curer of
cattle. The trouble originated in a
dispute about range. Both were ON
horses and fired simultaneously with
pistols. Greswell was shot through
the right thigh and right arm, and,
both dismounting, Creswell drew his
Winchester rifle from his saddle and
shot Wyatt through the bowels. No
arrests.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

The amount of 5 per cent. coupon
bonds received for continuance, at 81
per cent aggregates sS9. .00O,0 900.
Robeson, of New Jersey, is here in
tent on the speakership; others will
soon be here. Numerous clerkship
changes in the post office and interior
departments were made to-day. More
are rumored and the clerks are anxious.
Ex-Secretary Ramsey who was re-
Gently appointed. to examine into the
charges preferred by Representative
Page against Superintendent Dodge of
San Francisco, left Washington to-day
en- route for the Pacific coast. He
will visit Philadelphia and his home
in Minneapolis. stopping at both
places for few days and expects to
reach San Francisco about the 18th of
July.
Among the patents issued yesterday
were the following: Chester King,
Leadville, Col, potatoe digger; Jno.
F. Malinckrodt, Denver, COL, machine
for cleaning hose pipe hanger, and ma
chine for inserting goose necks and
couplings into flexible hose; Robert
Parry. Alpine, Col. ore concentrator;
Edward A. Smith, Colo. earth auger.
Washington: Secretary Hunt pro-
poses to present to the next congress
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London: ParneIl, O'Connor andMc-
Csrthy issued an appeal to the Irish
electors of Great Britain to organize
thoroughly, 50 as to be in condition
when the occasion offers to repay
treacherous ingratitude of several lib
erals. 88ha FE
London: The police. lately made DOM
iciliary searches in Dresden and Ourm-
burg. Two imperial depnties were ar
rested and the others have gone to
America. The Americans in Leipsig
will have moster banquet and celebrate
Independence Day in city which is in
. state of seige.
Dublin: Persons against whom rent
had been assessed, to-day paid and
avoided eviction, in the county Of Cork.
Cavalry and police were ready to evict,
and there were some encounters. 1t is
sented thirty were injured. The prisoner
Philan was acquitted for the murder
OF the son of Thomas Boyd, Gro wn
solicitor of Tipperary.
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Feeling Uneasy.

New York, June 30.-The London
Times of this morning thus comments:
There are hundreds Of men who every
day make railway journeys with large
sums of money belonging to themselves
or their firm. Who Of these can now feel
secure that some one is not dogging his
steps and waiting for an opportunity
to assault and rob him. Railway trav-
ellers will not fail to be prepossessed by
the supposed manner of Colds death in
favor Of the saloon carriage, with its
publicity and comparative safety.
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New York, June 30.-The Herald
says: A pleasure yacht containing
seven New Workers capsized in the
sound of Bridgeport on Tuesday. Five
were drowned. The following are the
names: II. M. johnson, entry clerk in
Benjamin's silk importing house; VIM.
Galley, errand boy in the same place:
Herman Eddy, bookkeeper; A. M.
Edmondson, ship broker aud Miss
Fannie Campbell. The severe squall
which upset them came like fash Of
lightning. The two male survivors
tell a. .pitiful story of their heroic efforts
to float themselves and their compan-
ions, some Of whom could not swim.
Rain, heavy hail, wind and dashing
water combined, nearly ended them,
and they were saved only by clinging
to yawl and ice box. Miss Campbell
was kept afioat q long time. but the
hail caused her to let 60. Her escort
crying 'oh Lord help me-" She sank
from sight. The schooner Senator,
from Maine, finally rescued the two
survivors. s tf5 .t5A fSaG
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Plaa to Escape.

Washington. June 30.-The plan of
defense in the star route cases is said
to be very peculiar one. It is pro-
posed to subpoena prominent officials as
witnesses, including cabinet officers,
hsads Of bureaus. congressman and
senators, to ascertain the connection
any OF them may have had with the ex-
peoltion Of the routes. Political mat
.eis' petty scandals. and small bar
gains win be dragged in, and the
wnoie anair win be made rather pain
full incubation into the political careers
OF prominent politicians. It is hoped
py tni' means TO 90 thoroughly alarm
persons nign IN authority likely to be
called upon that the Investigation viii
drop through. It is further deter
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Sensation in Political Circles at
hsE Albany.
Five Persons Dround While Pleasure
Yachting.
Bursting Of an Immense Reservoir at
Cincinnati.
Laying Plans of Defense in the Star
Route Cases.
Interesting Brief Teiegrams from al
Sections.
se....lo. in Political Circles.


Albany, June Political circles
are excited over reported scandal,
said to have occurred at the Delavan
house last night. involving a leading
politician and an unknown woman.
The chief talk tonight is about the
scandal. no one appears to deny the
story, though some express contempt
and disgust at it, thus indicating their
disbelief in it. 1t is reported that the
principal in the affair said tonight,
that If he had seen anyone peeping into
the room over the transom he would
have blown his head off.
Chicago, June 30.-An Albany dis
patch states that Platt was discovered
in a room at the Delavan house with a
woman under compromising circum-
stances and was seen by several promi-
nent politicians. Many disbelieve the
story.
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San Sara, Texas, June 29.-L. B.
Chapman. a prominent stockman, suf-
fering from a relapse of the mumps,
jumped from an upper story window Of
his house, ran in store near by, and
shot himself four times in the head
one ball entering the brain, two grazing
the skull and lodging in the back of his
head, and the fourth entering his right
cheek and coming out at the back OF
his neck.
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Want Polyramy Abolished.

Des Moines, Iowa, June 3O.-The
platform of the republican convention
to-day contained nothing very note
worthy but was a strong document be-
fitting Iowa. 1t demands that terrific
ries be made as absolutely free from
the debasing presence and pernicious
influences of polygamy as the states
now are Of slavery, and is unstinted in
praise of Garfield's administration.
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Columbus, June 29.-Boy Tom won
the 2:2s race, Gem second; time 2:214,
2:2ls, 2:23, 1926 and 2:29; Annie W.
won the 2:40 class: best time 2:29.
Maud S. trotted to beat 2:14a for s2,.
500. She was in fine trim and made il
in 2:134 amid great applause.
Chicago, June 29.-All favorites were
beaten to-day. Story won the one and
one-half miles dash in 2:4o; Mary An
derson the two and one-quarter miles
in 4:06; Oakleaf the mile and furlong
heats in 1854, 2:02 and 2:03; Caleb the
enc and one-quarter mile in 2:11b.
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CHEYENNE DRIVING PARK.

Entries for the races June 30th, July
1st, End and 4th.
RACE NO. !. rRorrINa. 2:30 CLASS,
NJ. @. Wilbur enters gr. z. .'Guide''.
A. w. Page enters bl. g. "Teaser. u
L. p. Schneider enters big. 'Elcho. u
b. z. Holly enters gr. g. Hazard u
A. H. Swan enters b. m. .sKittie.'
RACE NO. 2. RUNNING HALF-MILK
HEATS. PURSE $4O0.
G. A. Emery enters b. .. 'Tom Nc
Kinney.n
scribner & Jones enter b. 8. ''Jim
Broadwell."
isaac Glover enters gr. I. "Trinidad
Girl"
A. Baker enters b. 2. "Pequest.'
q. W. Pool enters b. m. "Fusilade. -
RACE NO. 3 TRoTTNa. 2.36 CLASS.
PURSE $500.
G. A. Emery enters b. g. Little
Napper."
M. c. Wilbur enters ch. g. "Clifton
A. II. Swan enters b. m. ssKittie.n
L. (. Schneider enters b. z. "Elcho'
q. G.. Robbins enters gr. z. "Hap
Hazard.'
RACE NO. 4. PACING. OPEN TO ALL.
PURSE 5000.
W. z. Newby enters b. m. "Kansas
Baby"
Terry ]. Bacon cutters ch. z. "Fritz''
formerly Three Corners..'
J. w. Page enters b. z. s'Duster.n
5. 3. Austin enters bl. z. "Black
Weasel -
G. y. Holmes enters b. g. 'sucker
State" H-t44tL ttt
RACE NO. Z, TRorTrNe. 2:40 CLASS.
sLHl- PURSE $400.
G. A. Emery enters b. g. Little
Nappsr."
scribner & Jones enter b. g. ''Bay
NJ. e. Wilbur enters gr. 9. "Guide. !"
T. II. Fitzpatrick enters bl. g. ."Black
Ed. Carriean enters bl. z. "Johnny
Trouble"
RACE NO. 8. TRorTINe. OPEN TO ALL.
PURSE 5000.
M. c. Wilbur enters ch. g. "Clifton
l.. p. Schneider entersb. z. ..Elcho. ~
j. w. Page enters bl. g. "Teaser."
A. II. Swan enters b. m. 'Kittie."
Races No. 8 and No. Q. not. having
oiled, have been declared off, and
Novelty" and Cowboys" races have
been substituted. The entries for the
last two races will be published when
completed. sa4
A. H. REEL, President.
W. r. WIaHTMAN,
june 28dtf Acting Secretary.
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Cincinnati, June 30.-The reservoir
in the western part of the city burst
to-day The building which is iron
40 feet high, diameter 100 feet, was
moved 200 feet from its foundation.
1t was the new reservoir. Several
houses have been washed away. The
damage is estimated at $15e,O0O. No
loss of life
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Albany. June 30.-The grand jury
has indicted A. D. Barber, for paying
f. R. Phelps s12, 500 for bribing state
officers. Bail fixed at 5000. Barber
plead not. guilty. Chas. A. Edwards
was also indicted for receiving from
Joseph Dickson, $1,000 for bribing state
officers.
Another weeks session seems as
sured. The bribery committee seems
to desire to let the matter rest as it is
now in the courts. The party inter-
ested view it cody and deny all guilt.
The half breeds are signing frequent
calls for a caucus started by the
featherheads and there are now nearly
fifty signatures. Sixty-five are neces-
sary. It is said the stalwarts ignore it.
1t requires that fifty-four. votes shall
nominate.
\ The SUMS Albany special says: The
half breeds this morning are falling
back on personal scandal, and glibly
retailed the particulars of an alleged
escopade last night by . prominent sem
atorial candidate mot Conkling) involv-
Ing family honor. The stalwarts say
1t is concerted plot TO smirch one Of
their number. as the alleged witnesses
are all half breeds. The report spread
like wild fire. Prominent half breeds
themselves consider it untrue. True
or false, it has aris en- from the almost
Wholesale employment of detectives,
who are here in the pay of both factions,
and dog everybody at all hours. Their
employment has embittered the factions
so that an agreement is apparently i'm
possible.
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mined by the ring to call as witnesses
every correspondent and editor of every
paper which has In any way made
charges against members of the ring,
and force them to state upon what au-
thority they have made the charges.
The scheme is an ingeneous one and
worthy of its inventors.
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Washington, June 29.-Jtev. Sol
omon Parsons, pastor of Tottenville
III. f. church, Staten Island. has chal-
lenged Mr.. Flintoff, editor of the
American Bretcer's Gazette, to public
discussions on Station Island touch
ing the intoxicating properties of lager
beer. The challenge has been ac-
cepted.
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Madrid, June 30.-The irritation
against France is spreading in Spain.
The French journals and authorities
are accused of concealing the fact that
1900 Spaniards perished in Oran, in
Arabia. Many Spanish refugees are
arriving from Oran. Spain demands
compensation for losses.
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Emissions. AverBiOn to Society Dimness of
Vision. Noises in the Head; the Vital fiuid
passing unobserved in the urine and man,
death.
THE ENGLIsH MEDICAL INSTITUTE Will
OF this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
tunder their special advice and treatment)
will not cure, or for anything Impure or in.
INSTITUTE treats all private diseases sue
cessfaliy without mercury. Consultation
Including analysis Of urine, s5. Price OF vi.
tai RESTORATIVE, S3 a bottle, or four
times the quantity, $40, sent to any address
D, sent without u 90 with order as a guaran. !.
teel secure from observation, and In private
name II desired, by -
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New York: 100000 bushels less
wheat has been shipped from the six
Atlantic ports for the crop year to
June 25th, than last year, 154, 900 bar.
rels o. -four. or a net of 2,232, 900 less
bushels Of wheat than the year before.
The exports Of corn are $50, 50l less.
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Should your hair commence falling
out or premsturely turn gray or should
there be itching and little pimples or
scsbe formed on the head, all can be
srsdicated by using Addons g Gloyer,s
Quinine, Glycerine and Cantharides
hair tonic as dressing; and for remoy-
ing dandruff, 1t is without an equal
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something New for Ladies.
Ms: Bates i prepared to clean and
dye ostrich plumss, tips, felt and straw
hats, clean and dye ribbons, silks aud
all Styles OF goods worn by ladies and
gentlemen. Lacea Of the finest fabric
cleaned, crepe made to look like new,
yeivet renowned. 312 Ferguson street,
Carey block. j19d3mos
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A large assortment Of CLOCKS at
ZEHNER, JACKSON & BUEcHNKRs.
oc19tf ~ 4se0I

The celebrated dual serio-comics
Lynn Sisters with Snellbaker's Majestic
Consolidation at Chase's new theater
Tonight. - I ll 4. -. 2t
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John Reilly and Lizzie Smith, society
skach artists. are with Snellbaker's
Majestic Consolidation at Chase's thea.
ter tonight, ct
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Don't miss Snellbaker's Majestic
Consolidation at Chase's theater to-
night July 1st. - ct !,
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Stopl and see the celebrated Hindoo
nantch dance by Snellbaker's Majestic
Consolidation. 2t
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The Great English Remedy.

lis a never failing cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
Seminal Weakness,
ISpermatorrhoea, LOST
IMANHooD, ,Impotency,
Paralysis and all the
Terrible effects of Self
Abuse, youthful fol-
lies. and excuses in
mature years-such as
loss of memory, Las.
q Z u d e. NQcfllrna,
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HEREFORD BULLS.

have for sale Q car load a era
Hereford Bulls at the stock ysrdss $50
june28tf O. TERRELL. y,
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BAIED HAY

For sale cheap at n "a
d17-tf j. S. TAYLOR.
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A. H. REEL, President.
~ w. R. WIaHTMAN,
june 2sdtf Acting Secretary
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-09
tQulncy. {Ill.) Daily lIerald.l
SDpaKiDE tDy tho l,urtl,S

g. II. Wood, E:q., of The G. t r.
Ry., Port Huron, Mich, 1avors our
correspondent with tho following:
After suffering for nearly year with
rheumatism, receiving treatment from
most OF the best pin ysIcians of MIchi-
gan and the West, happened to try a
bottle OF st. Jacobs Oil. Upon tho
first application | used fully half
bottle, and it. effect was almost in-
stantan"ous. l Immediately dropped
all other treatment, and confined my
SELF to its use alone. After tho use of
three bottles, Instead of being driven
to my business, or moving about on
cruLches, L walked from ono to three
miles daily about business, and have
bcen free from this horrible disease for
over year, not having the slightest
twingc Of it. Hence, L say that all
medicines known to me are useless
when compared with tho Old German
remedy. Use this sJaLcmcnt when and
where it suits.