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The bee., 1883-08-25
5ALIM0R NOTES

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The bee., 1883-08-25

\ novel method q e+ectlnE the r.
movsl O ring which has tenne eol-
stricted around 4 swollen finger, Ct II
aay ether similar sitaat-oa. G insists
sinplv N elyeIoPing the aAietei
member, after the manner ef a circular
baadAze. N 3 length OF fat India rub
her braid. such aS ladies make use Of
70 keep their has On the top uf their
Leads This should be accurately az
plia1-baginnilE. not close % the
ring. but az the up Of tie finger, and
LEAVING No intervals hatReea the sQc-
ceSve turns 80 Is 70 exert its elastic
force gradually and gently upon the
tissues underneath When the hind
ing Is completed. the hard should be
held al0f1 n a vertical position and IN
a few minutes TIE swelling VIII be per
ceutibIv diminished. The braid is
then taken OF and immeiIatsly reap
pITed in the same manner, wEe3, after
another five minutes. the finger, il
again rapidly uncovered. viii be small
enough for the ring 70 be removed
with ease.
The bee., 1883-08-25
The SeSrRion,

II. c + Wis. Ia9s Cnsef The Dais-
Ga o-1e5ES q Et- Ea5s~t!s tsl5s-aE I
Gela---e-+ n Pe-S5A n rs vlLlEs
n .Nctsr1 P5Es5a Says tha: h lad
hsa-E frc1 4 SveLish EhySsl21 3:
>1-E tE81 SaC-p C-s wkel tles Sc
NJ chance 4 escac ag capture, caE-
n sLsiis: He toLI Es- that when c1e
raS slr-cl-lsd ~ cl-e-s Z I've ecalS,
i ra1 EClEd tLse times and tGz =
StunE .tsalf ID deatL / dLi Eot credit
tbs. slVpcsl- thai the inset Was
pEa1ahIT seo-Ched. and Sod-ed- hap
pa1ed o1e dav % cat@h al enormous
s-urrial 4 ne . AK ysE.ety. I1PeE-
s.a thev ara o. TWO kinds. b.3,k and
light gres1. q grsea.Sh yeLog; the
Lack yar.eev bsiag supposed 20 L
much N mITe V@llzlCES The tul-
grown scorpions generally are from
two - three inches ieaG. / have Stel
oae I've inc2es when exte1 ed from
the tzp O. tae claws 70 the sting but
h VS. phenomenal The C1e Icaught
was very large. and ID tTy the aeeETa.sv
@ what I supposed TO be popular -
persdtEon. prepared IN my courtyard
> circle q I've charcoal . yari u d
anetzr 1 coolei the bricks y Il EazsT,
- that the scQ7cio1 could acE be
scorches. an tltei him from the
tager-cla-s N wh.ea he was iHlpEiS-
C1ei Q1huTt trta the center oE fle
open scaee: he stood stIl fo= a NO
ne1t. then. % nv aston l5S5mslt. T3a
rap dIv round the eEele three tmss,
cane hack 70 the ee1EeT. turned Up hS
tai where the sting 81. AM del-oeE-
stelr. bv three blows stabbed ~ Stung
himself II the had; hs WAS dead n
sn instant. Of this curious scene /
was an eyevit1ess. an l have seen i
repeated by . friend IN exactly the
same WY sncs. and with exactly the
same result Fer the truth o. this
statement l am prepared II voueh-
The bee., 1883-08-25
TIE T-zENL4 N--Ay- EK-R1r.
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SEZ EES


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aAsGEzEE s. 81 A.
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lZ1ssSS - E61E-s S1S CAR-assSs,
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The bee., 1883-08-25

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s-aS = -
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Ess sas se=u ,e-,,a-,s zm -
SHY .E--
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Aa5 n lss Il E.e-z- II -1z
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-EESes
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= a2'@s I Ezzarr17z- ,r 9 supposed
E1sz 5,7'-.s,s.. NJ z-zw -zzs- - srure-
scS I'D
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& Il cs1Eue Il s1s = -ls.z z-rs III, 80
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Ind Et1e-S = - 1cs zz.6 szzz = san.
sE1 1s--F zaK -. -a5= 4k - ss,ssf So
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CS
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The bee., 1883-08-25
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The bee., 1883-08-25

Stockport. Scotland. fas 3 SHrd ~
school which comprises IN is member
shin 40 teachers and 4.sGl children
md nearly = GO children have TasSei
through theSchocl since It's esmmeacs-
msnt. Tie singing * le1 By an orche<-
ira with sixteen violins among the
instruments II. NeGrsgCr recently
presehed the sermon On It's n nety-
ninth anniversary. and be declared
that when he heard the hymns sung
bv from three 10 four thousand !oung
voices NTH the accompaniment II the
orchestra and the full force OF the
organ. he felt as If the windows or
heaven were opened
The bee., 1883-08-25

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EEv. but ! Ezvs rsl-E - EEE sZ-tiE-s.
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sz-z-- VII cutie : 7sEZ1s sao1 = IL
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s18-e- H c-rsE .gt,ll. All ths M
-gcz IT, C11sv AM wE11 aE8v- i
oar = tTe 3E-E Eka1 tks StoCz ES
Se1Fl a. J great I2CE21 % some
CEhsr exrEEs. &c II whc0- after sE-
aiming = t.1>eZT [a- : E3-z Eszls. ts-
cL1-s1 -k8- there VES s0Es5E-2S ESry
rss-ZE8- &1oGt t1s wsy n w2E5 the
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cEzE w&s S1vzS5d "a take i - II
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s7z- -h-cGc1s > camera I5was bzoCs-s
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VOL a-.ov beam - light % pGSs
el71- aid straight. che Sevec-sbcaS1a5i
E.c-Lzr St1-e s5eCsEi u hare mating
n = Elsh s1c2E-d Chs beLD y
powerful rZ2.5-s2S>c,2Ee w2S ths1 brought
into E-av. All tfs= E1e 6i2z2o1j = -
toz-5 a Le-vo StoasS Sclnei -oEssE=r
Etl Ea-v531lS Gsx-s-l.v ty r. sd -
vtzt : hzeEa s. cara Il tsls1- tEs
cz-=-tL ESe1 II 81 opticians II 9ol1-
2E 80 lenses EaE1 s-o1e VS. FFa-CE
dIszl- SI.--1 ari rs flSS ~ tie Ir3-,S-
1e-za1 vas san he stones came
a-a-1 Upa the application = sez-ata
CLsC5eaS.
The bee., 1883-08-25

4 good swimmer can't drown him
self On pIp0ss, ssys the NeE York
.aun. He NAV thlak he can, and 90 Il
t-y. but tbs Ea1 doen't ETe who can
hsi3 SWIMMING. If hs l. abe, Iut As
soCa az be beE-l= TO choke such i
TIE o1sri1a of Il old szIlo-, who add>:
How ms1y times We hear O. folks
ehzngfnr their minds alter they get
under water, and @ curse there's lot
thzt never Iss u what they mean 10
do. When vCa read about a Suicl1eT
weghting himself with lead = some
thing. and the paper szEs Il was done
10 hilie t1e cor. 6. don't Ecu believe II
Sulh . r10zs are gGd swimmers. Fao
knss---zz-hzps from expenenee-that
they've got TO hare heft to keep them
uacer-
The bee., 1883-08-25
Nr>rcAL AND DRAMATIC.

i-@ Az6ary choir has ben granted
n moths Iezve OF zhse1ce-
r. -rern ~ Miss A Y McEs5e II
II, 7@-ls issue Of the BEE i an eTI-
- t1e Ia5E's poetic zs vel as
A..s..z- st5Hriss-
~ Agnis 4 Hill i giving select
= Z the East.
The bee., 1883-08-25
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The bee., 1883-08-25

Fss&olShIs NsE Ye-S .s-c-s ssv
they hare orders To- ssTEl kGzI-ss
pairs - S-s@ Gcse-ksS T. -sx-
wlzse-- I1e Go-hA- GI5ss- = Ss-s.
are g2E - IsS= ss-zEs tAs
4SNz-59I g t-S t1--a = L-ss -
eSEsII
The bee., 1883-08-25

Ths t-- @ .hs lid s-irs
kcCsva-l atEsz tes Wedding zE-c-
1erT.sS
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-05
rhsy Knew Brewster's opinion.
shot By Brakeman-Murder viii
Out

SALT LAKE, May 3.--An Eagle Rock,
Idaho, special tonight says: w. B.
Green, Agent Of the Utah and Northern
Railroad, was shot at three times by Z.
L. Whitley, brakeman on the road.
One ball went through the lungs, and
Green cannot survive.
Joseph Biddlecome was to-nigh found
guilty Of the murder of Charles Jensen
st Rush Lake, u. T., in 1870.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-05
d.. J. S. Griffin,

OFFICE AT RESIDENCE. le4 MAIN STREET.
Office Hours-s to II A. NJ. to and 70
Pm
Residence-East side Of Main street, below
First. m15-u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-05
News and Other Notes.

Wisconsin claims the finest wheat crop
in the country.
Navigation is opened at Quebec. The
st. Lawrence is free OF ice.
The New York Sun wants r. B. Hayes
to represent America at the coronation
OF the Gar.
A great strike Of carpenters and ma
sons for an increase Of wages has begun
in Berlin.
The increasing value Of the Sandwich
Islands trade is shown in the building OF
two new iron steamships sneeally to be
placed on that line.
Mary Wolcott has been arrested in
Boston for keeping house Of ill-fame,
in which were found several schoolgirls,
the daughters Of respectable citizens.
A heavy snow storm ragged all last
Sunday forenoon at New York, an occur
renee almost unprecedented at this sea-
son. Grave fears are entertained for the
fruit crop.
The Russian authorities believe thu
Nihilists ere preparing for Simultaneous
disturbances IN various parts Of the EN-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-05
pire during the coronation ceremonies Of

pire during the coronation ceremonies of
the Gar
The vulgar and disreputable beings
known as ''mashers" have had only q
short reign in London. They have been
laughed out OF existence by the scornful
raillery Of Punch.
In the city election at st. Paul, Min
nesota, May lst the entire Democratic
ticket was elected. The Republican
Convention indorsed the principal Demo-
cratic nominees.
John Bright estimates that since the
beginning OF the century Great Britain
has spent f4.4l4, 900. 600 for war and
only about 6 !, 100, 900, 900 for civil gov
ernnent aud improvements.
The gradual decline Of trade with the
Pacific coast via Cape Horn Is reflected
in the figures of the tonnage movement
for the past month of April, it being the
smallest yet noted in the annals Of this
trade.
In the six day race at Boston between
Charles Leroy, riding horses, and John
). Prince and William Woodsidc, riding
bicycles the score last night was 303
miles for the horses and 3l2 for the bi.
cycles.
In Nevada City last week they elected
three women members of the Board Of
Education against three men. They are
Mrs. |. J. Rolfe, Mrs. ]. r. Parsons and
Mrs. II. s. Bradley. They are wide
awake and intelligent women. and far
better qualified than most of men who
are elected to that position. They re
ceived an average Of sixty majority over
their nicn opponents.
Colunr, Jsiikea, of Hono.ulu, sent by
King ka.skaua to attend the corona-
ton Of the Car, says: 1--WE tind the
Cinnamon who come to our country
without their wives only wish to make n
certain sum Of money, and then reiurn
to their country aud spend it. This is
not whatwe want. We desire permah-
ent settlers. II the Chinese come with
their wives We are very willing to re-
csiye them.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-05
DR.. O. F. Gillinghan,

Member Royal College Surgeons. England.
Member Royal College Physicians, Edinburg.
poNErs BUILDING, I27 MAIN STREET.
declpu
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-05
Dr.. Joseph Kurtz

No. aes Main street. opposite Baker Block
f1Eye and ear diseases treated with the care Of
specialist. ap22
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-05

Dr.. F. w. Conn,
Late Of Virginia City. Nevada. will practice his
profession at
Room No. q. Wilcox block.
No. 4ospring street. feb2-sm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-05
Horseford's Acid Phosphate.

DIR. JOS. HOLT, New Orleans, La,
says: Il have frequently found it of ex-
cellent service in cases of debility, loss
Of appetite, and in convalescence from
exhaustive illness, and particularly oi
service in treatment of women and
children.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-05
killed ON the Crossing.

DErRoIr. Michigan. May 4.-This
afternoon train on the Detroit & Ian
sing road, near Howard City. struck a
wagon ON q crossing, killing three per-
sons, q woman and man named John
son, their team running away. The
engineer could not see them on account
OF deep cut.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-05
Los ANGELES MARKETS.

Prices given below are for round lots. Of stan
dard quality, delivered at store or warehouse in
this city. Small parcels of qualities or extra
page Of this paper viii be found a resume OF
transactions on Change. wit review of the
market each day.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-05

Both steamships call at Port Hartford (San
Luis obispo) and Santa Barbara
PASSENGERS for San Diego take the train that
leaves Los Angeles for San Podro at s:l5 ?. NJ,
Los Angeles time.
fJPassengers going north take the train
for San Pedro that leaves Los Angeles at 1915
o'clock A. NJ, Los Angeles time
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-05
DIR. X. D. WISE.

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irom Europe, whore he took special courses Of
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icits allcAses requiring surgical skin and expert
sncc, and makes, as heretofore, A SPECIALITY
UF DISEASES OF WOMEN. No charge made
for FIRST consultations unless followed by treat
nsnt. Office In PHILLIPS BLOCK, MAIN ST.,
Los Angeles, Cal. Office hours from TO 10 A. n
and 8 to 8 Pm. f10-Sm
National Republican., 1883-07-21

regular convention indorsed the can
didates of the readiustors---C Cameron
for governor and Louis for lieutenant gov
ernor The kickers met by themselves and
nominated candidates, who withdrew on the
spot and the only sign they were able to
make was to designate somo of their number
as a state central committee. This was sub
sequently disintograted, but there appears to
have been left shadow Of this rump of tho
rump's rump which suilices for Mr.. Dezendorf
to elect himself chairman Of The organiza-
tion is now perfected as follows: Chairman,
Mr.. Dezendorf secretary, Mr.. Dezendorf;
treasurer, Mr.. Dezendorf; executive commit
tee, Mr.. Dezendorf, John G. Dezendorf, Mai.
Dezendorf
1t is understood that the executive COM
mittce will be authorized to represent tho
state of Virginia, by districts, in tho ma
tional republican convention. We had nearly
forgotten to state that before Mr.. Dezendorf
adjourned he adopted resolutions vigorously
donouncing Pres don't Arthur for his disobe-
dience to Boss Dezendorf, and eulogizing Mr..
Blaine as the best man for 1884 to redress this
great wrong.
National Republican., 1883-07-21
WattersOh Insists.
COuFicr-JOdrHdl.


Newspapers which persist in believing, or
affecting to believe, that Mr.. Tilden desires
to be the next democratic nominee for presi-
dent, simply diseredit their own Intelligence.
Neither the New York San nor the Courier
Journal has any motive but the truth for the
statement they make to the contrary. Both
the Sun and the COuricr-,JOurlidl are in posses
sion of facts which furnish irrefutable proof
that the "old ticket" could be nominated
without serious opposition in 1854.
In 1850 it was Mr.. Hendricks who stood in
the way. To-day it is Mr.. Tilden. Nothing
could induce him to accept the office, to say
nothing about the nomination.
The old statesman's health is excellent. He
enjoys life abundantly. He is surrounded by
all that can make it happy, and he has no
idea of shortening it or embittcring its de-
cining years by n return to the busy thrall
dom of political career, which, pursued
without self.seeking terminated with an act
of renunciation as self-respecting as it was
sincere.
more dignifed and genial gentleman, OF
one who dispenses simpler and nobler hos
pitality, or has II heartier welcome for his
friends, or takes deeper interest in his
country and his party, may be nowhere found
But those who have the happiness and honor
of Mr.. Tilden's confidence and friendship, can
truly say of him that tho man does not live
who cares so little for place, for places sake
us he does, and has always done. Long age
hc resolved
ITO husband out lifes taper at the close
Aud keep the flame from wasting by repose"
and he can not fail to be conscious that the
retired statesman and philosopher at Grey,
stone is ut once q more attractive figure in
the present and n filter and greater subject
for history than dozen presidents Of tn,
IInited States
National Republican., 1883-07-21
nuAyCu OEEICEs.

Tho following IS list Of the branch of1ces In
Washington. Others will be added hereafter
VS.. RoosE's News Stands at the ARLINGTON
uoTEL. WuLARD's HOTEL and METROPOLITAN
UoTEL.
Roosr & QUEENS News stand NATIONAL HoTRL
B.F. QUEEN, ST. JAMES loTEL
RIGGS HOUSE News stand.
EBBITT HOUSE News Stand.
AMERICAN House. News stand
VS.. THoMPsoS's Drug Store.
Oh. FlCKLlNG's Drug Store Georgetown.
!BRADLEY ADAMs's Book Stores.
CIR DuFoUH, Druggist 1918 Fourteenth street.
RIB FERGUSON, Druggist, corner Second and
Pennsylvania avenue S. L.
s.E. LEWIS Druggist, corner Fourteenth and
streets.
G.G. c. sINNs Druggist, corner Fourteenth and
New York avenue.
w SCALA, Druggist, 800 Fast Capitol street.
II. A, JOHNSTON. druggist, corner Tenth and o
streets northwest.
S. sLATER's Cigar Store, corner II and First
streets northwest.
National Republican., 1883-07-21

The records of trotting races are generally
headed "the turf" There is no good reason
for the use of such Il term. 1t is true that
running contests originally took place on the
turf, because there were no plowed and pre-
pared courses They were therefore properly
enough donominatcd turf contests. But trot-
ting races never took place ON tho turf, and
this term has 10 application TO them, real or
historic. Race horses are not unfrcQuently
called "Gyers," Why we cannot discern, for
they are no more flyers than carrier pigeons
are trotters or runners The English Ian
guage is most iorcible whom it is least scien-
tifc, and divestod of the hyperbole and
metaphor of oriental nations, which is not
suited TO our habits or ideas,
National Republican., 1883-07-21
or MIR. morr and HIS Huron Taxes.

NeUdrk Correspondence Cleveland Leader.
The self-styled one-third rate newspaper
called the Neps, which is published for the
purpose of allowing three or four shallow,
cracked "dudes" toventilate their spleen and
thus work off q supertluous amount of gall, {"
rushes into print again, in long-winded
article, in which they fail to disprove the
charge that the Leader correspondent made
against them to tho effect that they made q
false statement against Mr.. Horr, in saying
that he "kicked against his Huron county
taxes" With brazen ellrontery they still
keen up the lying charge and even 30 so far
as to assert that two county officers" and n
prominent lawyer agree with them in say
ing that Mr.. Horr "kickod against the taxes"
Because of the foul and dirty abuse heapod
upon Mr. Horr last fall, and because of the
lying ISLANDERS circulated against him,
and because of his political defeat on
account of this abuse and these
ISLANDERS, these "third-rate" newspaper
scayengers thought to score another point
against him, and to further cover him with
slime and filth by circulating this last false
charge. If it were not for the venom con-
tanned in the article we would not stop to
notice it. Mr.. Horr needs. no defense from
any of his fool friends" The auditor in
formed your correspondent that Mr.. Horr did
not kick against his taxes. Tho auditor is the
one who ought TO know, If any one. If any
one else has said or will say that Mr. Horr
/ did " kick against his taxes" they have, and
| will utter base falsehood. This much, and
| this only, is all We care to say about the mat.
/ ter. As to being "blockhead,n - "politcal
/ sucker" and "slab-sidcd," unsayory politi.
cian," as this thrd-rate" editor has called
Us, we care nothing about that, but consider