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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-18
Herald Steam Printing House.

rhe facilities OF the HERALD Steam
erintlng House for doing job work are not
surpassed In California outside of San
francisco and Sacramento. All work en-
trusted 70 US will DO executed with neat.
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-18
A table of official statistics shows

A table of official statistics shows
that the wages Of thirty-six differ
ent trades in France in 1877 aver
aged So per cent. higher than in
1858. The lowest increase given lie
40, for GOLFERS, and the highest "a,
for bakers. The compiler notes
that the rise has been highest In
those trades in which machinery
has come largely into use. The
price of bread has remained sta
tiOnary.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-18

FRESNO, Cal, Aug. 1.-THE fol-
lowing is the list of passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at p. M:
1 Lankershim, e K Wise. s Vein.
scheDk, Los Angeles; l. G Hughes
and family, Tucson; B Z Machado,
San Jose; + J Huse, San Diego;
Mrs r II Motion, Sierra Madre
Villa
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-18
Nat A,,oweu 90 Lecture.

HAMILTON, Ont, August II h.
Father O'Uonnor, of New York,
President of the Independent Cath
Ollie Church, attempted to deliver a
lecture at WATERFOWL last evening.
he was interrupted by mob, who
hustled him from the platform and
seized his manuscript. O'Connor
was escorted to the hotel by a Con-
stable. Warrants have been issued
for the arrest Of the ring.leaders. of
the mob.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-18
Assignee's Notice Of Sale
L. w. KIRBY vs.. HIS CREDITORS.

L. w. KIRBY vs.. HIS CREDITORS.
By virtue OF an order of sale made by
the Superior Court of the county of Los
Angeles, State of Californian the above
entitled cause, dated 3lst day of May,
1881. whereby am con- manded to sell
certain propt rty of l.. W. Kirby, the
above named insOlyent, notice Is hereby
given that on the
Both DAY OF JULY, 1881,
At u O'Clock N of said day, at the west .
ern door OF the Court House, Spring
street, city and county of Los Angeles |
will sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder tor cash. the right, title and in
terest of the said insolvent, l.. W. Kirby,
in and to the following described prop
erty:
That certain lot Of land situate in the
town OF Anaheim, county OF Los Angeles,
stale of al fOrnia, more particularly de-
scribed as town lot tho. 64) mum Der 81 of
the Town OF uaheim, as per map OF IN e
town OF Anahelm on file in the county
records of Los Angeles couny, in the he
COZ der's office Of said county, at the city
and county OF Los Angeles, Cal.
Dated Sth day OF july ISL avpppo
Assignee OF said insolyemt estate.
II. M. MITCHELL,
JStd Attorney for Assignee.
July sOth, 1881, IL NJ.
The auove sale is hereby postponed un-
till Tuesday August l6. at ~ VI.
NJ. MEYBERG,
Assignee, &c.
Aug. 10, 1881.
The above sale is hereby postponed un-
I'll Thursday. August 18th. at 10 A. NJ.
NJ. MEYBERG,
Assignee, &c.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-18

some Of the same party defeated
last month.
Great excitement has prevailed
in mbstone and vicinity for the
past twenty.four hours. A large
party has been raised to avepge
the murders, headed by Mike Gray
and Mr.. Lang, who had sons killed.
The Clanton boys, whose father
was murdered, also have raised a
body of men, altogether numbering
over 200. as desperate a gang as
could be imagined. They rendez-
vous at the Soldiers Home, rs
miles east of this city, and will
carry the war into Mexico. Great
apprehension is felt for the Ameri-
cans in Sonora, as 1t will more than
likely be war of retaliation. A
collision is hourly expected as the
Mexican troops are in force on the
line and will repel the invaders.
Governor Fremont being absent,
there is'no head to the American
forces, and lswlessness seems to be
the order of the day. Serious in
ternationsl complications will arise
unless immediate steps are taken
to put stop to the movement on
foreign soil. Blood will flow like
water before another week rolls
round.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-18
EAST Err ~.
the Presideous Condition stitt
Improving.

the Presideous Condition stiu
Improving.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 5 P. M
Unofficial bulletin-Owing to con-
Trajectory Information obtained
during the last hour W It'll regard to
the Presidents vomiting, note
was just sent to DR.. Bliss who, in
reply, wrote: "rhere has not been
any vomiting to.day."
Secretary Blaine says he found
things more encouraging than he
expected.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, $50 P. NJ.
[Otficlal Bulletin The Presidents
condition is even better than it was
this morning. There has been no
vomiting during the day and the
| enemata continues to be retained.
| Moreover, a teaspoOnful of beef ex-
tract has twice been administered
by the mouth aud not rejected and
small quantities of waterswallowtd
| from Il ne to time excite no nau-
sea. The wound continues to do
well. At present his pulse Is liz,
temperature 99.S, respiration Is.
| lSlgned) II. w. BLISS,
]. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWORK,
RoB'T REYBURN,
| F. ii. HAMILTON,
| d. HAYES AGNEw.
WASHINGTON, August 17.-One
of the attending surgeons says that
the President had q very good day
and has been benefited by the
nourishment administered. In re-
ply to question whether there
had been any vomiting, the doctor
SAID: mo; the patient has retained
all the nourishment administered
to-day" When last taken, a short
time ago, the patients pulse was
ia.
| Secretary Blaine returned to the
city this afternoon and called at
the White House.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-18
the Latest Bulletin.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, 9P. M
[ Unofficial Bulletin. The Presi-
uent has been asleep for nearly
two hours. There has been no re-
currence OF nausea in any degree.
No morphia was administered to-
day. His pulse at this hour is
about ITO.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-18
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Special to tho HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
MORNING SESSION.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Ex-
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-18
Help Wanted.

Three men, German or Swede, on a
ranch; one man who understands 1rri-
eating: one boy to drive horses and
make himself useful about ranch; one
woman for general house work in small
family; two girls for light housework.
90 able bodied men, SIPS per day.
Cnam bermoid, German or Spanish.
German girl fol- general housework.
Cham berma lid in lodging house.
one porter; strong boys on ranch.
No fee required in advance.
Apply at -
]. B. QUINN'S
Employment ONCE, 2 Temple street, Los
Angeles. Branch Office, 207 Camp
street, Tucson, Arizona. au7u
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-18
Wanted.
Situation Wanted.

BY middle-aged LAZY, as monthly
nurse. Apply at No. So Buena Vista st.
a9.2w
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-18
Wanted.
ImpOrtant to Wine-GrOwers.

The undersigned, having lifelong ex-
perivnce in cultivating vineyards, the
handling OF wine and distilltng of bran
DIV. desires position as cellarman and
dfstiller, or would cultivate and take
charge of vineyards and make wine on
shares. For fourther particulars apply,
for one week, TO u. ALlZ-CHNER,
U. s. Hotel, between Ii and IL A. NJ.
al6.3t
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-18

Sworn and subscribed TO before me
this 9TH day Of July, 1881.
Signed: g. A. DICKINSON,
Notary Public in and tor said county of
Los Angeles, State of California.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-18
ESTRAY.

Taken up by the Undersigned, one mile
west of the Race track, one Spotted SOW.
with two pigs; SOW has crop and silt IN
left ear. owner can have the same by
proving property and paying charges.
CARRIER & GILMORE.
August 10, 1881. all
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-18
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the qualified
electors of Cerritos Scnool District that
an election will be held at the school
house of said District on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th, 1881,
between the hours of one and four
o'clock p. M.
vote special school tax Of FIVE hdndred
$4,000 dollars, with which to finish and
paint the said school house; TO pay bal
ance due on school furniture. and to
fence the school house lot, etc.
Dated August Is, 1881.
W. B. s. LEWIS,
j. NJ. BRADY,
alS.3w school Trustees.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-18
FOR S ALE.

EIGHT ACRES OF rich fruit and veg
eta Die land, four miles from the Court
House of Los Angeles; house OF A rooms
house; in the irrig eating district; title, U.
s patent; price, $3.50; easy terms, Adj
uress U. II. G., Herald ottite. a7-2w
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-18

~Elementary Music taught as a spe-
Reference, Mr.. 1. M. Hellman. all
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-18
MRS. EMILE RENE.

TEACHER OF MUSIC AND THE GER
MAN LANGUAGE,
NO. I8I MAIN STREET, opposite the
Catholic Cathedral.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-18
FOR SALE-FOE RENT.
FOR RENT.

sS-FARMING LAND in Los Angeles
county, in quantities to suit.
TERMs-Une-fourtho of crop, in sacks,
furnished by owner.
Apply to Superintendent Santa Anita
Ranch, Los Angeles county, Cal, or ad-
dress +. j. BALDWIN, The BALDWIN,
San Francisco, Cal. a9-lm
, 1881-12-29

QutSoY, Ill., Dec %a.-The position at THE
Tn1uIIsn on the h,litcr question has attracted
considerable iuttuc heFe. and has lwcu received
With aln.ost, II uut quite, universal approval.
Tho fUcllng prevails hure that 1t Ia utterly pre-
poatoroals to dctlund laws prohibiting tho n.au-
ufacturu Ut ofeuina1yarino unt bMtterlnu willis
tho prices uf the gontlinu article arc ma,ntaincd
at sioh high ngures, unIrss 1t eau 10 conel,lsve-
ly shown th4s there substitutes uro ullquestIon-
nbly Injurious 10 health, ana that, apparently,
has nut yet leu shown. 0oo4 bnttor
has rota!led Ia this city for months
at prleoa sAnKing from 10 to Is cents pound,
and 1t 4 y fuot that n,any ,uGprtus peoplu hnv6
leen Obliged tu f1re9n The use IT Il. They l,avu
!EeQuantly heen fouUd IN tho storeS tluro asking
!pr o!u9niarKaEine. aud would 10 xAh to llsu
that substitute II they gould 4et 1t, What they
want 4 fair quality Ut huttor Ut 4 fair price;
Or, falling tn tet that, good substitute sold
upeh!y aA such md not ~ butter. II IL fuut
thAt IN H,Atay tDWns within TWO hours rto Of
this city gtA}d farmers butler ID sold DULY TOR
~ tn - e!tnts u pound, anu yet VI ecu&a II tho
lowest NKuFu that will touch IT, ut rttufl In
Quincy. 1t IL kaSeFal years staeo W eaIy
season OIL stock has beGn experienced.
1hu drought ut tho summer cut thu Ilu.tuFaKu
hhurts but thAt loss Was mainly recovered bu.
lore th9 fFnst. stopped tho fall xruwth uf 0rAsa.
Through 0clober IherN WtrG abundant rMi.ls and
full paaturnHu was seldom better. No question
exisls that tho chances for bu.tcr- M4kIuy aEe
fur botter than thoS were year uKu. btiII tho
prices HAkcA plnea that article utmost bryunI
the Feaeh Ut the pooE. and ut tho slina umv
, 1881-12-29
sTALWART JOURNALISM.
Hpolls Grabbing aud Bitter Dlsnppoint'
lIGneas

apolls Grabbing aud bitter Dlsnppolnt~
..s
'nsme". .,ll'.
ctnetn's"'! commercial.
stnlvnrt journalism has been Niito F1eshorEo
In this euuntry.t It was fed on etronR food anI
hut, a loud smell,
Tbo to,,r,,"it4. vim t,,t Tim f,ovnr nr s,atvar,.
~" lons!Must WIN 1'Ho tno n"sot VI ot"l"n't
Ism l,nrto'k OF 'lsnaturc In \ peculiar wny. Ac.
oorsllug 10 hIs own Judgment he WIS tho most
tute,,sp ,ent,IIcnn cD,iettvr In f3,n c1tu,ute nr
i,,,r,f;u nni ,.nt nj. Iist,,,,,,shtr,sr nrnoft,,
I' .a u.es ~ ~ tsn ~
WIS that uioro was b'it ono OF >oar 'osooo0o OF
citizens 1t TO ho President,
Ytulwnrt tpnrnnlsts knny for montha hetoro
nm ih;no,- ,tot -thtn,. ,,,,o,; ar,t,
tno Ia'ouso .u', unuoa .uu. .o'H.'s NV" o. S"
would prevent tlio nomination OF ucu. uratt.
and thoy absolutely plt!ed tho poor and tho fcc-
blG who differed with thetn 10 uplNlun
Whgn 0rInt Wna not nominated nnd Garfield
, 1881-12-29
Tho Planet 4s1nrA.

40 (NE Gus[Df " AHe tHlCuPV AF1VuHCs
aAnsltrtE1p, Warren Co., Ind, Dec. e1-Todny
tho plnnot Stars Is In conjunction With the cartl.
Its axnct position In tho hcnvens Is i've degrees
cast Of tho atur Tcjnt whcro tho sun appears 10
hc on tho s,s1 Of June. Tho Iuuuon Of this plnnct
will be rutro9rale-that IL, wcst-unlil tho IL Of
Fu,runry, ns any onp mny Worthy by cotnpa r Ing
It night after night with nay Klvcn star in its
vicinity.
This plnnot bcnrs a stronger analogy 10 tho
Garth than atsy othor body III tho so1ar systoni.
1t revoIses on its Axis IN frautton over twc,ty~
four hottrs. It's inenul to th9 elliptic y do
grccs. When ita Imposition hap puns III August,
when Its longitude In tho heavens Is nhout thu
same Ms that OF tho earth, its south polo Ia In
cling, towar.'. the s,1, a1d ,t We ca,'
mers hnvu discovered whit BY soilsu nro tccog-
nlzHsl III this planet hs continent and SOUS;
Whenuver tho opportunity ts favorable for
observing !te pt'les they present white appear
anrc. which Ia supposed to ba tho accumulation
'. As 81 tic % part S Mars j. ony 4 miles Iii ,an-
etGr, md its l1onn diftancn atotit AsGOo,0oo ot
n IN n eo M for o
dnctlun Ut yeaetnbc and nlinni tlfe long bcforo
,,.r E1oim. Thoru nro for jn.inlts in tho unit
tho past, for VIC CAn cpncolro VI no period OF
ths past when thcro was fiot period prior 10
sGe future whs,, thoro viii MOI be Il future Do-
punt IN tho universe but whnt thorc y spnce ha.
whero mud upholtls a!l thinas by tho Might OF Ifs
power. Everything else In Hnte. Change Ia
written on the vegetable, animal, and physical
Our moor, was probaby the arst planet In our
syste,n TINT was developed und bccatlio world
ThIs has ali ohaagrtl, 1t Ia now ruass Of dead
matter. and retur,!lnE. aa nj! organized fnntter
Mars, which todny 1.o!louht enjoys nll tho phases
Of nnin,al and vegetable llto TINT our own world
in,ttar tn,tuv tnnr, n f,1osnr nnnlovv IN fhn Rt.u
, 1881-12-29
sweet William.

10 ths Editor o. 1hs Ga'eaa' 1F1nRaf.
CHICAGO. Dec. @8.-WiltlNnponnnxon "has
no sores 10 dlspiay to the pubIe," because t,u
hnu ~ mo-, aor"s tn 5tsr,nv. I'M atoct ID cys
tns Mo 'no,u ao'ae ~ 1.'r"y, & su1 ~, ".,o
0uly to strip or Ills rugs and turn himself round
and ro,ul, as turkey ia turned on the spit TIL.
Ii thu nnnllo hns Ind III, opportunity To viow
hltn on all eides. Wl'i'amponnn1xon pcgs to as.
Rure tho public that he his but oIle sore, alld
NJ. whoin nrr,un. n la n unsa nj .cont,nnnt MI
ano.;tn, wt,o h.a tcrt on,y nn, " nj " h,,t mar
"pit" Ia Il monster, ltsisl aud all-onveloplng.
Tho despair OF tho ettnntlon Is thnt the vutlm
itlrcotctl h{u,Hcjr with tho dtsp,tsu ily f0uutIry
, 1881-12-29
IscpudlntIosl IL, ireland.

40 {N* 1<HNuF " ans <Ht4b* AF"AHFs
CHICAGO Dec 21,-Fnr one, mi Rnd to read
the outspokcn. honest, utd manly words OF Col.
Nend IN the Rrent Irish question, and 1t wouiu
bn better for Ireaanl II moro of hGr leaIcrs
wcro equally outspokcn mud honest. Tho "No-
rent" manifesto IL TINT ouly fallnciots but tho
must p1rntclous doctrine over promulgated III
the Irish hume, ntd Is doing moro oven thau
FcMlnnisfn to wcakon and destroy sympnshy for
tic Jriat cause. 1t Isl Bpe1irs Ut Communion,
nnl no less than tho reputl!nttoa Of debt
The Stntc Ut Mississippi bus long Ind bad
naule, bcenuse years ngu sho repudsatcd hor
public dobt, and slr.,itAr odnm Will attnch to tho
lrtsh peopie II they persist IN the "nosrcnt'
folly nnd do!usion. What would tho Irish lauh-
lnrii Ut ChcuEu or Cook County tht,,k sha, his
Amerlcnn ttliunt, after occupying lls house Or
bis farm for ono U twu years, JOIN q iengtlu Of
uthpr An!erlean tonants. llkcwlee n aTrenra i ~
rc,lt. but keep using tho landlords property
IN ctmk County to 1--WE other tenanta. aud ayen
prNvas,t The Jlrlcs at Cook County from rcndcr-
nE "py sssss fdF 1 sx fyer rst Sa our lib lib
possession or thcir rented ho,sus and furns,
wntl9 nut 1rshmen nverywhoro raise howl
fused to puy thoir tehts for back .reut rs II set
| OF yitlu!ns little butter thAn thicycs2 Parne1l
tho 5Gs steks ~ o. n fs e,% sm en- he hS
example for t!s couftrympn. fot it WAS In
Keeping with his previuds mistake tn trying to
OF the Irish estates. nna In opposIng tho tab'o
aud sell cll-shcrlnciug 0iatstone, who Ind tho wei.
eg Of q fans hse. 70 qSn Il ne5 t. oa oa 5Sa
aFs ane evsayp s e h4s tas Has
ah%s gain erS rsnow M At s. arass @ "a r
| netI's uccnpatlun would he gone II tho 14aMl
aa as oM IT,
| HAther lot lrytand sutIcr lltt!o longer thAn
TINT !. parnel. shaull ec.'so to 10 tho een;r,'l
, 1881-12-29

pntnted bis Dnnn,crntIo nrciicccaeUr. m tpchkcr
hgsnr sn Mm OF ha Han aMnn sam HnnanI, wns
Splntc,i Ghasrm,nn 81 ths Go,sinttap t, inDilo w
%nHliar.e, and whan seM WA speskof ho aeno'n,sa
sn,!.se n n;a ~, snmm,t:c t. @ m"r
~ o"t ,.. ';ns ,4r ,t ,a.. ,.,
htva ovcrtnxc'l his digestive apparatus III t'ona
his ChrtTtnns TURKEY, t1ac wul1ttl ttoy not fn!k
lin In cnrrrcttnu n !. .,n,,ntrv trpnn u: and fir.
.ha, - -. ,,,,na. w.. ,.,,',n ~, ,,,a"r on, ,k m
.no. s '''na ~ wv. ~" ~. ~
Finley, whom tho clltor is ignorant enough to
tcrm n :" Republlcat1." Tho Times attempts, M
viii hu sren. ia ntu pryccont FOR tho uut Ut
~ In m,nnrItv tn 4 in,,sn comnittcn Chair.
tnnt,sb1,, Snys this nrcnt hont. .io t,Hnpr: In,
,i~;mv fiis ,TltnrnIftrn frrfnrrlnr t., thn 0n,t.
, 1881-12-29

Tb fhs Editor a} Tho Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, Doc, a7.-lt has frequently boon our
duty tn correct erroneous statements or fAots
which appoAr from t!usu 10 ttuu In tho columns
OF tho Independent" Democratic orgaa Ut this
city.
In yesterdays lj,aas, In It's editorial columns,
1t attempts to rcfutG tho statement OF 'couu-
try organ located uuur tho Jacksonville Insane
Asylum" as foiowA;
A conntTy on:An In Illinois, located uuar tho Jack
sonyalla lnsaua Asyluu says: "Gun, kvttet up-
, 1881-12-29

tho manufacture Df a,,lNtitutes. How much,
forsnnth, viii those pnnplc want for tho nonn!no
trtlcIe whon thny tnro prohibited tho 1Hnhlnx
1T s,,t,stltutcs. hbco the present cxorbItnnt
prtcas tllacp butter III the satra0ry nf li1xurtes
which tho t,M,t cnu scnrcoly alter! 10 cut? 'rhis
Il i,,,w n tnuru important Hlratton thnn that Of
prohibiting tho innkng Of t,lctnasgarine.
, 1881-12-29
Filarla 0cull. or Worm in II lforse'n
Ere.
7o The Eattoy ot 7ha Chicago 7ribanr,

10 tAe LHt4F o. lHs lRkc4Q1 IHOAHf+
srnEATon, ILL.,, Doc. a0.-1n tho daily Ut tho I'D
nppeuscd n dispntch On lilasia tc,.ll, One would
SUPPOSE from tho utspatch thae tho like had
mover been socn but opce or twIce In Alnerlc,l,
Two or thrco ycnrs Agu there woro three uv fur
cascs re1Narted In tYcrrnt sections VI ths co.ln.
try. a uaso was reported from rhls vIElnHe
whore Il two md nne-fourth iueh flaria was re-
lnuved by nr. Juo. j. Taylor. No doubt It is
muuh moro frequent tinn heretofore supposed.
Thu wIltcr at tho dIsuntoh rcforrud to above
sayB: ''s0yeral veterinary surgeons ~ wcr1
summoned. ApHo Thought by. ovoswork tho
horn had ennppcd y nervo Of the eye nuti th1a
veterinary surgeons cut out shocks" whenever
they lind u case Ut enlargement Ut tho uclatItg
WOULD pass 1t ny as snnppoI itervU aud dope "
Il hnrsc with tnl'ancu aud aahes fur "buts." +"
ThGru uuRht tu bU some law prohibiting such
iarbnrlttcs, ind prevailing for men Df utility 4nd
qualifications 10 praottce veterinary surgery
and Mrlfclne. JND, j. CAYLOlk.
, 1881-12-29
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


" Tho Author of Flora 1Tc1tiEtnaey.
~ lie Editor u The LAtttoo Tritups+
CtlrCANO, dee. .5.-Cun you aCttlo qnes-
tion discussed with n frlGnd Hs 10 tho nukhot
ship or tho poem, "Florn McI'ilmBey."
QuEHlsr.
[Willtnm Allen Dutlor. senior member Ut tho
inv lir1n Of nutter stil!nhn 4; Hubbard, Trinity
Building, Now Yurk City, Is tho author OF Flora
bicFilm1ey.l
, 1881-12-29
TO THE PUBLIC.
Perfect Far0usEpes, Soothing Aperie'tt'.
ltItA0ut Pai,ts Altuays Htltable as1
Natural III Their Operation.

ThaT0 can 10 M t0lt0r 0uuINlltc0 q !HVurrul. !HVu
Of DIX. NApwAt8 old.catnbllshed Il. II. H.! H.. II
DIES than tho base aud worthless ttn!tntts ttn!tnita mi
theul. 10 theru a1a False Meaoivents. ltrl4snt IL
FlllA. lao euro cn6 ask for liu.lauy's, ~ n.Ms
TINT tho u1luo "AadWay" ia Gil What ySt p''' '''
, 1881-12-29

The action OF Caster's Ltttta Liver rllls Ia
pleasant mild, aud NATURAL TEsy gol,lly ytlm,l-
late thu liver and regulate tho bowels, but do
not purge. They Rse sure TO PLEASE.
, 1881-12-29
OVARIAN TUMORS.

The removal Of those tumors by NalwaYs
ncsolvent is now 80 certainly established that
what was once considered almost miraculous Il
now common recognized fact by NIL PARTIES.
Witness the cnacs Of 11nnnah T. knnpp, MR.. C.
published In our Almanac for 1871: nlst that Of
olrs. G. T. Jlibbns, In tho presant edition Of ou.
"False anu YruG."
Quo bottle contains moro OF the aot.ve ptncl.
pies OF Medicines tnatl any other Preparation,
tak1n In tenspoOilful docs, while Others require
i've or dix times MS much.
ONE DOILAii PER BOTTLE,
, 1881-12-29
A Reminder,

70 Fhs Editor o. Ihs Chicago 1f1buHe.
Cn1cAG0, Dec. s7..-tt IL fun 10 SEQ william
Penn Nixon sV,ltrtu over his dofoat for tho COL
leotorship. llu Is. ho'Ycvcr, bnrkInK up tho
wrong truo WHOM ho uhurucs his drfent to tho
Hon. John \. LoEan. Can w. r. N. look back 10
last spring, when ho lont tho INFLUENCE Of ILLS pa
pur tu support Of d tncnn lead-beat and b!nck-
mailer ttr IL little Constable onHco on tho West
Shsr. tlu To accomplish tint support allowed hi b
papcr tn hCcnrnu thp nladtum Of Huuntlnl und
nliusu nt M nll Republican who opposed that
vile UlccBeekerY
"l.pt thu NatleI jade wlnco."
Iietore hp nKnin aaks for oilco ho must make
utncttl5 for tho past. Ht.SEx.
, 1881-12-29
SagSapagil!iiap Re2QlZGlt,

Chron!o Skin Diseases. Carries Of tho hone. Ru.
mors in tho utoWl, ser.Ifulons UscMqrs, liad Or
Unnatutal Habit Uf Dody, Syphilis and Venercu!
Fever Sores, Chronic or Old Ulcers, salt Rhcl,tn
Ntckets, Wh!to Swelling. HcA!d Head, Eicrjns
AnCcttons. Cankera, QlMlt3tllnr dwellings. Nodes
Wnsttng and decay of tic IHly, Plinpl.s and
lllotchea. Ttlnlprs, Dyspepsia, Kidney nl find.
dor Diseases, Chronic NhcutnHt!sn md Ur,t
Consumption, Qrevol. anu Cnlcueus DopasIts
md varieties Of tho nboro complaints to which
sonlettHlDs nro R!.nn atccous nut1cs.
We assert that thorc }B 10 known remedy that
Possesses tho curative power over these 1fseascs
that ItaawAy l&csulvGnt Furnishes. 1t curra step
by stop, atlrcly from tho foundation, Hnd Restores
the injured pArta to thair daund condition. The
wustea of tho body arc stopped, aud healthy
blood ia supplied to tho Bystenl, fruHl which now
material ID formed. This Ia tho first corrective
rowor OF Radway'B Rosolvent.
III cases where the systDm haa been 9Rllvated
and Mercury. Qnlcksllycr, Corrosive suOil!nate,
boncs. Joints etc., causing cArios ot tho bones,
rckes8. spinal Clrvnture8, Gputortlons, whfte
Bwglll1,9s, varlcose veins, Gtc, tho 8arsHpartl&
will rcsuyo away those deposits ntlu e1tern.
nate tho virus OF tho dtsoase fr0m tho ayBtetn
:. II those who nro taklug tlose medicines for
the euro OF Chronic Scrnfulnua or byphto
cnses. however allow may DO the euro, "teol het-
ter and tlnd thoir general huatth Improving,
their !lesh and weight increasing. Or evon keep.
Ing Its own. 1t Is eure sign TINT tho cure Ia pro-
crossing. In those diseases tho patient either
rot nactlvo: II not arrested and driven from tho
blood IL will spread aud continue to undor1ntna
tho constitution. As gaon aH tho SRrsaEarIllA
makes the patient .'feet BETTER oyery hour
you will grow better Gnd increase In health,
strength, und flesh.