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CURE!

Kelley Island Eri- Co, Obio. March slss.
la ! q kE>BsLL a Co-Gents-t have used
yogf keutairs SPAWN Cure n yon< SPAWN sad
anu pleased 10 rrport that " hzs taken the snlsrr~
B--it completely "a. "a tO.k h-ttle ~ rforp
the cure. am confident thai II a. is properly ussd
u sili 10 al yun claim for IL
Y..r- truly. N IISCOLN
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Norwegisns


That Christiana is pretty, with its
dazzling white houses, its greenery,
and its sunshine, all travellers affirm;
but there is also general consent as
TO tue plainness ito put il mildly of
the Inhabitants, who are probably the
worst dressed people i'm Europe. Male
travellers tell us this in generaiities. but
Mrs Stowe gives us the reasons why
IN a very amusing passage, which in.
dicates her keen observation. She be-
held the celebration of Whit Monday
by the elated but perfectly sober popu-
lation, and found it difficult to realize
the slow and phlegmatic Norwegians
dancing 10 iiddles and playing at kiss
in the ring" They are q very honest
people, rs all visitors To their country
admit, and the inconvenient, but in
dispensable, money bag in which the
abominable coins in currency must be
carried that bag (which il the bane of
ones existence, for one never knows
where TO keep it: no pocket would
stand the weight, and il cannot be
packed away, as IL Is constantly re-
quired"l is quite safe from theft and
pilfering Against one temptation
only the honesty of the Norwegian
peasant is weak-he has hapkering
after the straps that attach baggage to
the convenient but unsociable carriOle.
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Gov. A. II. Stephens has occupied
theexecutive chair of Georgia less than
two months and within that period
has pardoned and committed 10 peni-
Tertiary convicts under the regular
proceedings of the courts. Of this
number IL murderers have been turn
ed loose upon the country, and the
sentence of two others to be hanged
has been committed to lifetime impris-
onment. Five wretches who were
found guilty Of the most villainous
crime In all the calendar of crimes are
free again to commit their hellish out.
RACES upon women. Then comes .
list Of burglars, robbers, house-burners,
horse stealers. thieves and forgers who
have received pardons 1T the hands of
the Executive. II this state Of affairs
Is continued by Gov Stephens our
laws will become q mockery and our
courts mere farce.-Co'uDibus (Ga.)
Enquirer.
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE!

HUMAN FLESH
@ nnt ever used for any dep SEATED BAN Of long Standing or short
Some afraid on human flesh simple beease
horse medicine, should
good or MA and We know from Experience that SPAWN
CURE used child
wonderful human flesh and blister Try
inced
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nfCTnoi. life - sN"yTiu. %, 81, si.l
Hf\ dar. before you de -,ustliua
ueS ] mighty ani -ILlir.s IHs,. D. Hiui
10 conquer time 81 week ia y.ur "vu town
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MIC fpeOplc arr aINIy- pD o.. i..-ar..
~t~f for chance, - liner .s. a. ..E ...r.
w S.inss. and la tiius i,s ,,ui.- .r t..i.- .
those u 10. do not ituprug. their niI-trf. o.
main IN poverty Ne ohry a aryst 'h.n.. 81.
make money "" want MAN. li.r.. u...ti. u ie..
and sirls to work Tot ~ night IN th.ir osu '.ai-
ties. ANY on. eau 40 ~" aIrk properly ~ lf f...
int start. Th- bushes will U.y ir"s~ iiaH tor
times ordinary wage Expensive "utht FURNISHED
FIRE. Ne one who .Tsayr> fail, tu make uia'.-.,
rapidly. You can devote your Who'll iini Co.. % &.
work, or only your spar. moments. Tr.i iu'. rt.-
tiou and all that j. n"-t"I sent ire. Ntir..-
STiSsoN & 60. Portland Maine.
1cADA Iele,srahry aud station ASg"''-
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE!

a dBH 81 s-rzax
H
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es'gsnss" dn TO
e'" IN s. used sn strength .h perfect
We
rtns-ha for
's asy Aa's
DIR. B. y. KENDALL z co.
KoooeoT9A IbRRe $780,
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PERSEVERANCE, WILL TELL.

~tsu-b'"n, MAJ, March lBh, ISL
4 = KEyrflr 4 60. -f,cnis-Ib Jl-,ies 20 yen
sni ay.-'f thiuk ought TO 1T you kno~ tha;
have removed iss bone sEavin. ~i'b kESDALL's
-F,sTs CrEr. op" very large .Hs pOui kno-
how bong 49, pawn. had been thsTs. ! hsse
"uHsi iAe Lsga- eight aloaths - ,aok me four
DDut'- 90 take b. irrgs one Of. 4l.i t~o for ths
-ri7lI aus. il,.. us-t ten h.tti--. Tn. as-.. ..
eutiI,iy sell. H.i 81 al .tif amt no hanch 81 b.
seen or i.J Ihi i.a soul-rfs! as,sis.n-. IL 10
nov ti.H, here tst n BE- doe, Coz al that ~ has
dom. 80 me. 90, AZ vail 10 very great.
Respectfully your,
'HAS PARkIE
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We feel positive that have p,Tr.
ease u ne "!ii 0n, good In applying
kEDALLS SPiiA q KE: and per>eIeriag I'm bad
0f long standing Read below the experience or others.
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Arins, Mich, De mbcr 18th ISIS
DG. d. J. kkSDALL & Co-s,snts-Is sent you
dollar for your kendalls SPAWN eur. lat summer
which cured n bone SPAWN With half hottl. HI
best linimen mt ever used
Yours respectfully, HOMER HOXIE
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From REV. p. n. GRANGER.

Presiding elder Of II. Adams District
~. Adams. VI. Jan 9th. I--J
Dr.. d J. kESDALL * CO..-GeRt.-in reply -
your letter will ssy that my experience With
kendsll's SPAWN Cure has been very satisfactory
indeed. Three or four years ago / prorursi q
bottle of your agent. and wiih IL cured horS. Of
lainene-s caused by .pavin. Last .eassn nav
horse became very lame and turned him cot fsf
sfev weeks when he became better hut shea !
put him ON the road hs grew GOrs., Whru dis
covered q ringhone wss forming. procured bit
tie 81 n psialls SPAWN "urr aud Wth les than
bottle eur-i him that hr l. not laine-ueith~r
can the bunch b. found
Respectfully yours y y GRANGER
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'xxAs AND NEW YEA1.s a1Y7s.

John W. LOWELL CO.. Publishers a Is vsssy ST. New ysa
The above are for Sal. b. Whitehead SEAMAN, Sa;aa
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pY VIRTUE OF AN order of sale issued out Of
1.-the district court II the Fourteenth Judicial
District within and for the county Of saline, and
State ofkan-as, in the above entitled case and -
me directed and delivered. will, on
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-06

BALTIMORE, March 4.-Col. Harry
Gilmore, well-known Confederate cav
airy officer, died tonight.
rna caysfmruss neperstsou,s
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-06
the CaIlf0rmia Delexoti0n,e
Doings.

WASHINGTON, March 4. = Senator
Miller does not expect to return to Cali
fornia for several weeks. Page will not
20 home until next June. Rosecrans
expect to leave about the Last of May.
Paeheco will leave IN few days but
does not expect 70 b Il California before
the first Of May. Berry goes homs
within The next two weeks. Senator
Farley who is not In good health will
return home u able within few weeks.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-06
Rates Of Fare from Los Angeles:

kIPians Of Steamers Cabins at Agents office,
where bcrths may be secured
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-06


WASHINGTON, March THE Senate
passed the House bill modifying postal
money order system SO as to authorize
post masters Of money order Offices
under authority Of the Postmaster Gem
eral to issue postal notes In denomina-
tions Of IS and under.
Decrease I'm GovernmentE Expenses
WAsHixaroN, March Am analysis
Of the figures for the past three years
shows that the appropriations for the
current expenses Of the Government, ir-
respective of amounts tor pensions,
aggregate less than either the two pre-
ceding years.
Pilot Gone to the styx.
New York, March 4.--Pilot boat
No. IL was run into and sunk this morn
ing by The steamer Commonwealth.
Pilot Cambell Of former was drowned.
The Passion Play.
NEW YORK, March 5.-The case OF
Morse in connection with the Passion
Play has been taken to the Conrt Of Ap.
peals for final decision.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-06

DR.. >. s. Griffin,

OFFICE AT RESIDENCE, 100 MAIN STREET.
ofice Hours-o to II A. ~, l to 8 and 2 to 8
Pm
Residence East side Of Main street, below
| First mlb-tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-06

For WAY Ports.
The steamer Los AyoELEs leaves San Due
nayentura for San Francisco every Friday, cab
ing at Santa Barabara Gaviota, cayucos, San
Simeon. Monterey and Santa Cruz.
For Newport Landing, via Santa Cruz, etc.
freight steamers leave San Francisco about every
two weeks. as tides servo on the Newport bar.
The Company reserves the right to change the
cleaners or their days Of sailing
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-06
Or. Joseph Kurts

Has removed his Office to No. 20 Main street
opposite Baker Block
sEEye and ear diseases treated with the care of
specialist. ap22
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-06

PoRr TOWNSEND, March 5.-The U.
8. Revenue steamer Oliver Walcott has
arrived from q cruise in search of the
bark c. l.. Taylor, lately reported cap
sized and abandoned four miles outside
Cape Flsttery. The wreck was found
ten miles southwest Of the western en-
trance to Barclay Sound, In, thirty fathoms
Of water. The hull appears to be in
good condition. The wreck lies in q
dangerous position for vessels entering
the straits. She lies low in the water
and Is not visible at any distance. The
boat reported missing containing the
second mate and five OF the crew landed
safely Mt CLAW. Ouot
The Evening critic., 1883-04-06
OmciaI Records of the War.

The official records OF the War OF the Rebel
lion will be published In series as follows:
ports, both Union and Confederate, OF the first
seizures OF United States property In the
southern States, and OF all military operations
In the field, with the correspondence, orders
and returns relating specially thereto, and,
as proposed, is to be accompanied by an atlas.
In this series the reports Will be arranged
according to the campaigns and several
theatres OF operations lin the chronological
order OF the events), and the Union reports OF
any event will, as a rule, be Immediately fol-
lowed by the Confederate accounts. The cor.
respondence, &C., not embraced in the Ere
ports" proper Will follow (flrst Union and next
Confederate) In chronological order. This
Will be the series most desired by the public,
and according to present estimates will en-
brace about eighty octave volumes averaging
500 pages each.
The second series will contain tho corre-
spondence, orders, reports and returns, Union
and Confederate, relating to prisoners OF war,
and $50 far as tho military authorities are con-
cerned) to State or political prisoners. This
series Will probably comprise four octave
volumes.
The third series will contain the corre.
spondence, orders, reports and returns of the
Union authorities embracing their corre-
spoDdence with the Confederate ofIicials) not
relating specially to the subjects the first
and second series. 1t will set forth the annual
and special reports of the Secretary of War, of
the General.in.Chief and OF the chiefs of the
several stan corps and departments; the call
for troops, and the correspondence between
the National and the several State authorities.
This will be contained in about eight Volumes
The fourth series Will exhibit the corre-
spondence, orders, reports and returns OF the
Confederate authorities, similar to that indi
Gated for the Union officials, us or the third
series, but excluding the correspondence be.
tween the Union and Confederate authorities
given In that series, and Will probably include
about four volumes,
The Evening critic., 1883-04-06
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE,
TO TIE NOBTH. WEST AND SOUTUWpsr.

In EFFECT MARCH 1, 1888
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from gtatiou
corner of Sixth and D streets,
as follOwH:
For pittcburg and the West, Chicago Limited
Express Of Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
atGSo a. m. daily Fast line 9:30 a. In. daily
with Sleeping cars from Harrisburg to Cincin.
natl. Western Express 1870 p. m. daily, with
Palace cara to Pittsburg. Mall Express
$50 p. M daily for Pittsburg and the West with
Palace Sleeping Car from Washington to Chi
BALTIMORE a POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, Canandaigua Rochester, Buffalo, Mag
ara, at $3.50 daily except Saturday, with Palace
car from Washington to Canandaigua, I
For Wiliamsport, Lock Haven and Eluiira Al
sSo a. m. daily, except Sunday.
1.30. 4.2o, $50 and 1920 p. m. On Sunday, 42O,
e50, and 1929 p. m. Limited Express OF Pull.
man Parlor Cars, $50 q. m. daily, except Sunday
Through sleepers for Boston 1.30 y. m. on week
days: 40 p. IN. on Sundays.
For philadelphia 500 q. M, 10. 80 m., 130 40,
$50 and 1929 p. m. On Sunday at 420, $50
and 1920 D. m. Limited Express. $50 a. m.
For baltimore, $40 500 $780, 1880 a. M, and 1.so,
40, 4.40, $40, 7.3o $50 and 1920 p. M On Sun.
day. 500, $50 3. M, 40. 62O, 7.S0. $50 and 1920
Tckets and information at the office, north.
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylyans
kvenue, and nt the station, where orders can 10
LETT for the checking ofbaggsge to destination from
hotels and Residences.
CHAS. Z. PUGH. General Manager.
]. II. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-06
Hungry Lawyers.
Po,tsyille tPa.) Chronicle,

P0ttsVille (Pa.) Chronicle.
In choosing his assistants In the Star-Route
cases, Attorney General Brewster seems to
hayo selected fellows with good digestive
powers and vigorous appetites. Mr.. w. p.
Snyder, OF Allyntown, one of these assistants,
In starting out for South Carolina with a good
retainer in his pocket for work to be done In
the so-called selection cases." supplied the
inner man With the following stock OF provis-
Ions, as reported In the account now before the
First Comptroller OF the Treasury:
1ss3.-Jan. 2. Dinner at the Girarl House... 81 so
Jan. 2. Supper at the Glrard House,. / so
Jan. 2 Late supper at Broad street sta
tion before taking train for Charleston i.50
Mr.. Snyder evidently intended TO fortify
himself for the labors Of severe campaign IN
the South. he doubtless enjoyed his meal1 in
the happy consciousness that the whole Treas
ury was at his back to foot the bills. Aud Mr.
Snyder wasn't tho only hungry one OF the lot.
Mr.. George Bliss, OF New York, In addition to
$4,000 fees In the Star-Route cases, pre-
sented bills for board and incldentals amount.
ing to s., 900, while Mr.. W. w. Ker, of Phila-
delphia, In addition ~ $4,000 fees, gets his
board bills cashod TO tho amount or 81 900.
When tho Department of Justice
set the example Of paying tho board bills OF
Its attorneys, 1t evidently didn't take these
gentlemen long TO discover on which side their
bread was buttered. Judging from the size OF
their hotel bills, their digestive apparatus
must have been IN as good order as the glut-
ton OF the child's primmer, who "ate COW
Verify, II these Star-lloute trials are not soon
brought to an end, the lawyer1 employed by
the Government Will eat us out OF house and
home.
Boys single pants, Elseman Bros, 9TH and E.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-06
Carol, institute entertainment.

The thirty-eighth complimentary musi-
cal and literary entertainment of the Car
roll Institute took place last evening at
Odd-Fellows' Hall, the seats and aisles
being crowded long before the entertain
ment began. The entire programme was
excellently rendered. The bass solo by Mr..
A. s. King, baritone solos by Messrs. f. J..
Woodman and L. L. Cannon, soprano solo
by Miss Mollie Byrne, and tenor solo by
Mr.. T. NJ. A. Sipe, were applauded, Miss
Byrne, as usual, being encored. The either
solo, by Mr.. G. Fl. Michaelson, and duet,
Come to My Heart" by Miss Molle Byrne
and Mr.. T. NJ. A. Sipe, were also encored.
Mr.. L. B. Hays rendition of lord Lovel"
was the leading feature of the evening and
was loudly encored. The entertainment
opened by an address by Lieutenant Sturdy,
president of the institute. The chorus Of
the boys choir OF st. Aloysius Church was
received with evidences of appreciation.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-06

Nine. Chalenton, Of Paris, was murdered
yesterday.
Mr.. John Carson, prominent lawyer, of
Baltimore, is dead, aged 55 years.
Barnum's big elephant, Pilot, became un-
manageable yesterday and was shot and killed.
Forty persons were killed by au explo-
sion OF gunpowder near passo correse, Italy,
yesterday.
The Chief of Police in st. Petersburg and
others have been decorated by tho Car for
their attentions TO the Jeanette survivors.
Another attempt is to be made to raise
fund for Mr.. Parnell's relief. Mr.. Parnell
wi notaitend tae Philadelphia convention.
The Project of Police in Copenhagen has
ordered the Socialist Congress In session there
10 dfsband and the foreign members to leave
the city.
Coffin Colktt, pre- tsident of the Philadel-
phia, Germantown & Norristown Railroad
Company, died at his residence IN Philadel.
phia yesterday, aged "a years.
Verona Baldwin, tried at San Francisco
for shooting "Lucky" Baldwin, was yesterday
acquitted on the ground of insanity. The
verdict was received with applause by the
audience.
In the Pennsylvania House of Represen-
tatlyes yesterday the bill to exempt persons
who observe the seventh day Of the week from
defeated by a vote Of 81 yeas to $50 nays.
L. S. Walton, of Philadelphia, graduate
OF Harvard University, was arrested at San
Antonio Texas, on Wednesday, charged with
stealing money from Saver & Smith, by whom
he was employed as book.keeper. Walton has
confessed his guilt.
George W. Davids who committed sui
eide in New York, Wednesday, had $tsO, 900 OF
the funds OF the town OF New Rochelle In his
custody, being acting treasurer OF the board
OF education. Financial embarrassment is
believed TO have been the cause OF the suicide.
Andrew Betzler, of Altoona, Pa, was
found dead Wednesday morning on the stair.
way IN the house OF Peter Roth, OF Cambria,
where he had put up the previous night. There
was CHASTITY wound in his forehead, and his
spine was dislocated. II is supposed his In
turies were received while attempting TO make
hfs way down stairs III the dark.
In the Chicago billiard tournament YES
terday Schaeffer defeated Dion, making nearly
fiYe-sixthB OF the total game In five separate
innings, and the best average and quickest
game ever played. The score was: Schaeffer
600, highest run 166, average 40; Dion 24S
highest run 80, average II l0-14. DAILY de-
feated Sexton In the evening game, the score
being; DAILY, 600i Sexton, 337.
Gotleib Rudolph, aged 49, a German
shc hcemaker, committed suicide in
New York yesterday. Ho cut his
head almost on with razor. Lately
he hadi been attacked by slow Intermittent
fever which affected his brain. HIS wife and
con tried 10 prevent him from doing the deed,
but he broke away from them and slashed his
throat again and again until he dropped dead
Elseman Bros.' spring oyercoats, 7th and e.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-06
The National Rifles.

Tho regular monthly meeting of the
National Rifles was held last night. Sew
eral active and the following honorary
members were elected: G. B. Baily, w. N.
Barstow, NJ. E. Danforth, J. W. Corson, W.
d. Rudy, A. p. McElroy, F. Pilling and
Charles Schneider. The Invitation from
the manager of the National Theatre
to drill at the benefit of the Actors
fund on Wednesday of next week
was accepted, and the prize company
will volunteer for the occasion. The Apollo
Club was remembered with vote ofthanks
for its contribution to "The Smugglers"
opera. Dates for the summer excursions
were selected, commencing with a compli-
mentary one carly in Juno to the honorary
members and the legion of lady friends of
the company. The report of the building
committee reported rapid progress in the
construction of the new armory. Contracts
have been awarded to Hayward & Hutch
inson for heating, end Z. f. Brooks & Co.
for plumbing and gasftting.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-06
Real Estate Sales,

Duncanson Bros. sold yesterday for Jes-
sup Miller and A. A. Dale, trustees, lot 26
in the subdivision Of lot 8, in square 518,
located on street opposite the new PEN
sion Office Building. The main lot was di-
vided and sold in six sublots. The first lot
was sold to w. +. Eaton at 81 .05! per square
foot. Lot 2 was sold to w. +. Eaton, for
Lawrence Creaser, for 81. .01 per square foot.
Lot 3 was sold to G, +. Heinecke at 81 cents
per square foot. Lot was sold to Stephen
Gatti at $135 per square foot Lot was
sold to Louis Behrends for 81 per square
foot. Lot was sold to John j. Hawkins
at 96l cents per square foot.