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Thu New Salt T York,

Thu New Salt T Cork
A press ''ispol Warsaw, N.Y.,
states ut tle lr So OF Il syn
dicate OF EnglS aaHaiHs,s al selected
that new salt hol a7 q site for large
works lot tie manufacture OF caustic
soda, 10 be used in soap ms king, bleach
ing, dying and ct or purposes. For
this cOmmod " this country now relies
solely upon Europe, one company in
New York selling Sl.o00.00J worth the
past year. Investigation of the brine
underlying Warsaw proved it to be of
the exact strength aud the salt of the
desired purity for manufacturing this
article.
Land has been purchased at Warsaw,
and the expectation is that the English
company will soon begin the erection of
extensive soda works, To give employ
mcnt to perhaps 200 men, and to have
a capacity to decompose 100000 tons of
salt n week.
Experienced salt manufacturers assert
that the Warsaw district is certain to
become the future salt field of the United
States. general salt fever seems to
pcrvade western New York. In towns
of any size companies are being formed
to investigate. Piil,ord, on the Roches-
ter. New York, and Philadelphia; Cas-
tile, on the Erie; and Pike, on the
Rochester and pitSburg, will sink
wells. In Wyoming and Greggsville
salt has already been found. Leroy has
two wells which produce brine of vary
ing strength. Warsaw seems to have
all the advantages desirable. and eX-
perienced men locate their wells here
after very short examination. Pros
pcctors. contractors, derrick builders,
Spectators and capitalists are coming
to town daily from all over the United
States.
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Real Estate.

Paper, numbering from 2S,3lI 10 Is 40 in
elusive were iled for record in tins county
from Thursday to Monday. The principal
items Of transfer during that time were;
The Union Coal Co - Thomas Kiusman,
81. 500 parts of blk5 l49, l52 " l53 La Sale.
Jesse \ Whom and wife TO Nhus Ga duOr
81, 0UO seq seq II, 80, aud neg ncq ~, 30, /.
John II Miller and wife to Harriet Miller
50. 600, 12lZa in neg II, 81, ;.
Buni T Fay and 10 Frederick 'genhardt
81, 72O, 9Ga pit seq 81 30, |.
Andrew O'Laughlin, ir, TO Dennis o.
Taughln, $3.50, ell ueq 29, 81, 3, also for
IS, coo the seq 20, -, ,.
Jas Townsend to Frederick BenEendort,
SlI 1874 50, ell neq and ch seq Is, 81, 4.
Elizabeth Richev to Addison & Duncan
81 200, lot 3, blk "A, Verm Coal Co Add to
Strestor.
Case Dubois and wife 10 VIM Il Griffin,
So, 100, sh seq J, 90, ,.
Same to Ecwis W Robinson, $4,000, nh seq
I, 3, 90.
John B Greenen and wife to VIM McCor-
mick, S3 600, It's II and Is, blk 81, Original
Town Of Streator.
u Pool ct al to Elsie l. Tracey, 81, 100, lOa
pit nwq swq II, 30, 3.
ID F ULGughin and wife to VI Carpcn-
ter, fOCDO S7,559, nh and VIII seq "a, 81, 5.
~ 900 m oai on az" VA t ava sa.1' sa,
81 600, neq ~ ~ o. ana WI seq anu seq seq
"a; 81 o. , ,oca.,,,,
DeXttr uooorlch 10 'a'le' siI ~ gn S'
80; ~ - ~ wa sMf az" -" E,;.h h "a n
IL N NOoLn'nn Gu ~ " Hn|u'o'n az" "a
hannetm, 80 ooo iooa ps s"q s',ot'
Eiizaoeth ia, hech CT al &c 10 9nu'ue' "''S'
sl.Ouo, seq auu pI sW4 ~ 81; 7, ,y,.
II D Ashley ara wiIe 10 hseSei - 9 haN :;
5000 W Ut ioo III 1assess.t 'uuu "a
ana % 81 j. ana Oh III pV hwy n"q e'' 10
~ c,....,, H..
Sniihh boauei anu "lie ~ w S ~ ,7''"" i'a''
te1howtr, Si,Suo, IA pl Teq 20 o., l., e,ooo
Chris Engiyha,pt 10 Jacob Lamps F''o''
properly III III we Ell ~ 90 ''c,,,,,,, soo
WIN / HOE ION 10 Jon" ""'hoSic' Sf''oo
ei nwq %, 90 Il; ., p,,,o,ou, T.
johnston u w" h'te an" Si i 10 EinA' ".
Dunham' s@oVo' p' loI III WIZ anu p' S"q
- 80
DaV'u ''ou-' as an" an "''o ~ "''i'" ''''NS'
S3,ooo ~ neg 90 %, - 50 coo ,,. go.
Jane 70 James McNoF'n'cN' f''o'" III ''q
- 81 D p.,.,, e., ooo ,,t,,
fa"ceL J, uh, ~ vp I'm. ~ "N' S-'~''' wv
and pt lot TO- m'k 22' Stfea'or' ,,,.
stephen "a'Soh CT ~ 30 10 ~ ~ N"'"'''"'
S2Vo, en- heq ana neg seq o. %, -
sarah rogers GU ~ 10 h'', ,5 p'"'"''S'
IS SOU mn seq ana RI neg it' go, 90, ., 800
same 10 WIN DFscNiey' %i'ooo' ''' 'P' h''I
ucl ~ %; ., - - ca, ,,,,.,,oo,,o,,
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.i practical joke of some English col
lege men recently had termination of
an unexpected kind At half-hour in
tervals throughout the night they
telegraphed to friend in Jersey asking
after his health and how he liked exist
ence in Jersey. This was no doubt very
amusing to the iokers, but the lucklcss
"jokee' did not enjoy it at all; for his
father. who Couldn't get wink of sleep.
disinheri;ed him on the spot, declaring
that only bad son would have such a
pack of fools for his friends.
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A Remarkable Vein of Natural Gas.

For several months drilling has been
in progress for natural gas at Hills Sta
ton on the West Pennsylvania Road.
some nineteen miles distant from Pitts
burg, Pa, on the line of Allegheny
River. a plate glass mandatory is
under construction ut that point, under
the management of j. b. Ford, formerly
of the New Albany Works NJ. Indiana.
Between $2,O00,O00 and S3,000,00O will
be invested in the plant February 10.
when the drillers had reached n depth
of ITO feet, u remarkable vein of gas
was struck. The vapor Immediately
ignitcd. burning down the shanty and
derrick. The drillers barely escaped
with their lives. The strike caused
great excitement, and the parties inter-
ested in the works are delighted, rs it
will, they think, make them independ-
ent with respect to fuel for melting and
anncaling purposes.
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EIPP of COST.

BY calling at &. behring's drug store you
can get sample bottle OF DR. Bosanko's
Cough and Lung Syrup which VIII relieve The
most obstinate cough or cold, and show YOU
what the regular 80 cent size will do When
troubled with asthma, bronchitis dry, hack.
ing cough, pains in the chest, and all discas.
es of the throat and luugs, Try samp!" bot
tie of this medicine
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Grlggs's GlYcerlns saive.

The best on earth can he truly said of
Griggs's Glyccrine Salve, which is sure cure
fol cuts, bruises, scslds, burns, wounds, hnd
all other sores Win positively cure piles,
| letter and ali skin eruptions. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded Only -
cents. For sale by all druggists.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-31

Although Kansas has for eleven years
had capital punishment law, nobody
has been hanged except by lynchers.
Under the statute n person sentenced to
death is first imprisoned a year in the
pententary, and if at that time tho
death. warrant is signed by the Cover
nor, the execution takes place; but
otherwise the Imprisonment continues.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-31

Halls Catsrrh Cure IL taken internally. II
aets directly upon the blood and the mucou.
surfaces Of the system. Price zoe. For sale
by al draggists. fsl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-31

At recent sristocrstic marriage In
England, several of the gentlemar wore
plain gold earrings.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-31

Halls Ca'afrh Cure is taken internally. Y
acts directly upon the blood and the mucous
surfaces Of the system. Price 7jc. For sale
by ell druggists. ,s)
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Il1k;ylH J |. gsS ] ! ,..!.I.
How Lost How Restored!

Il.f plnl-ltd. bcS edition OF Or. CULVER
Nvsll' Cote brg,rel Essay on thr Tl,iirFi cure
II SrEEwAToRBIusA or seminal Weakness, lnvo,un-
taYN seminal losses iaPvfESCY NcLtai and Fby slcal
iu,paDty, lwfydimeuts u Narriar, 'fc also, COZ
aJMPTiOS, EPIiEPsT and FITs, induced Oy sr'indul-
grlc- OF sexual eNtrsyRganCr. Sc.
The celebrated author IN this admirable essay. csr.
y srmeustratcs nom thir years successful practice,
that the alarming consequences Of self abuse may De
radically cured; pointing out mode OF cure 20 once
simple certain anS clfectua by means OF which every
sufferer, m8tter what HIS condition may DC, u1y
cure himself cheAply privately and rudicdgr.
II This Lecture should be N the haats Of every
youth aad every man In the lsni.
Sent, under zeal in plain enyeope 10 any address,
postpaid. on receipt OF six ceats or two postage
STAMPS. Address
THE OULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
al Ann Ut, New York, Y. y; p. a. Boz 80
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Freig'i trains carrying Tuss.rlvrs l,yy, Ottawa ~
follows: r"r tar', a. 4. ~; Tor Aurura. FEB 80
Tor Sfrr1lur. a. =. &c., ~. 3. >, and q "a L.
Morning train makes CLOSE cururv'IuI 90 Aurora Tor
~ points CG-' and west.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cons. 4 Il Il g prsWIse
Room Cnrs, iigrtuu'l Rnr'igjrg tl-r Cars anI .le T.
p. 8 y Palace Dining Cars, Dos Ibis route a ! lHfOTii2
tluu about rates ui fare, rCyuluF cor 1grou ION
and time tables vii ~. 'hcri' by Gwen nv suIylugt
PEEClNNL LOWELL.
Gene mi Passenger NEH't. t.udEC
Tup-. H. IoIrER.
General Manager Chicago. r. ~ MARVIN
A.eu' 81 trtwEs
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THE FISHERS WIFE.

Oh, snowy gull, the young wife cried
''Can5t tell me where my nus band j. -
And the gull replied, as he glanced aside,
And a little closer to the woman died %
II really can't, and it amt my biz"
Aud he flew away aud was seen no more
BY the wife as she wandered along the shore.
"Oh! waves" che said, las ye break, break
break
On the cold gray crags, car you tell me
true,
For The love OF Heaven and PHYS sake,
What has become Of my boy in blueH
And the wave replied, as it dashed its brine,
Give US rest please, dem i, II know. "
"Oh! winds, " she cried from her anguished
soul,
"Ye winds who sweep Ger the salt sea
foam,
Who over the whole wide ocean roam,
And wherever its laundering pillows roll,
In thy wauderings did'st thou chance 10
'Gainst my fisherman true, my own, own
hubu
And the wind replied as It whistled shrill,
II know where be IS. Tell: Hanged II |
will"
on! coastgaard man, you wander far,
You scan the sea with your telescope,
Hast seen OF my husbands boat spar.
Jlo-boom or bowsprit, oar or repeg
"On yon angry ocean he sailed away,
And hasn't been back since Yesterday.
AT home the fire on the hearth burns low,
The coal Is finished. I'm out Of grub,
Aud what Pm to do hardly know
II the sea has swallowed up my own dear
hub"
Now don't take on" he cheerily spoke;
"YOur man amt lost: he's sill right,
swear;
He sailed, it is true, as the daylight broke
On yester' morn when the wind was fair:
But he didn't go fishing, he went TO soak,
And to find him Pll tell you exactly where.
He's over at Flahertys, beastIy drunk,
And sleeTn' it of in the old mans suDk"
SwIz
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The Paragraph Fiend.

The middle ages-Averages
A manifest O.-Surprse.
The keynote-"WIfe, let me in"
\ fast gait--One that is boiled.
Largest species of ant-Eleph ant,
Can always he louna-Fault.
Not Il legal tender in Maine Bartender.
\ par OF ppers-Orange and banana
skins
The song of the brcklayer-" SILL there's
mortar follow"
The poorest Of al! Misunderstanding
a good story badly
The rule of three is said 10 be for the
third person to clear out.
The deaf mans Spring ioke-"Man
wants but little here below"
AT present the British Government Is
looking ont for Number One
One way to give man "a chance to rise
! in The world"-kuock him down.
In Denver an Indian has been convicted
of forging signature 10 bank check
Civiiztt on is marching on.
The Salvation Army has laid siege 10
Syracuse, and letters of sympathy are be
ing received by the unfortunate people of
the city.
Rich people can wear bogus diamonds
but the cook gave herself away when she
appears in paste.
A boy says IN his composition that "On-
ions are the vegetable that make you sick
when you don't eat them yourself"
The Rochester Express calls for IL new
coin, value 6 cents, for the convenience OF
newspaper men sued for libel
Queen Victoria should see to it that ba-
mana skins are not lett on the stairs
Rochester Democrat,
rs wealth monopoly!" asks the Boston
Bulletin. That depends upon who has IT..
Fit is you-yes; II 1t is we-no.-Grdphtc.
A Louisville paper advises the Troy
preacher who las lost all confidence in
Iades, to get together a little money and
go and see New York"
A philadelphia editor thinks the enc
MES Of General Grant ought not to object
to having him put on the 2,cent postage.
stamp, as that is the only way ever contrlv-
ed to get HIM licked.
When the hen with the chickens AZ.
tackled the small boy in ms mothers yard
the hen Informed him she had been laying
for him for some time-Picdyltne.
The intelligent composl,or left ont the
letter "a" in Il paragraph about beautiful
actress, and informed the public that crows
| tl0cKGd to see her wherever she went
" Her foot is "A poem the lover said;
- melUdi0uS rylhm is her tread"
Yes" said his friend "a sort of beat),
"Spondaic the measure, two long feet"
They are now telling a story about q
Chicago girl who insisted on throwing her
shoe after newly married couple. The
carriage Is total wreck, q doctor has the
bride and horse under treatment,and large
number of men are searching the ruins
for the groom
4 Georgia turtle has been captured
which weighed eighty.two pounds, meas
ured feet 3 inches in length, 2 feet 10
inches IN width and was IL inches between
the eyes. In his stomach were found three
big catfish, two mOCCaslns, an old fish
blanket four lghtwood knots an old PAIR
Of boots and gallon Jug. 1t is supposed
that the turtle swallowed g Chicago
tourist
MARCH.
4 dose Of uuiniup when thp sun Damn. va
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MARCH.

\ dose Of quinine when the sun comes up
From it's tossed up bed 10 the eastern sea
Some castor oil when the moon has sped,
And a blue pill dark and catnip tea,
A decOCtion made from the leafless larcl.
And another blue pill,
And this il March
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\ caole dispatch says: Henry b. Brand,
Speaker of the House Of Commons, ad.
dressing his constituents near Cambridge.
distinctly expressed himself in favor of
ctotUr6." This announcement Will be re-.
ceiVed with great satisfaction on this SIDE
of the water. At one time we feared that
Henry was an emit loturist, but the Brand
has been plucked from the burning, so to
speak, and he fills The hearts of his ccns,it.
ucnts with joy 10y declaring himself in
favor OF whatever that may be-
N0rriSt0rH Herdh.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-14
Too May Daughters.

The Chinese custom Of killing the fs-
male Inlaut u faiaily is, If course. nd
mifahly adapted 10 keep down Z penses
and ob'i,te incouvenieIcss, but as pub
/ op Mon IN England could Lot be rec.
oneilsd t. 50 supple temsdy, other
cnani els of relief have t. be sought in
that country. In the case of person, Il
h ga position. who groan ugder the IL
n ution of SIX or s,vfn dan ,ht-rs, the
Qieen has in more than one 0 .-e svincsd
her roy.i sympathy by seI citing from
snch qu veriu's her maids Of b ,nor; but
maids vi honor are iinised Ia number,
aud ara generally endowed with bar.
ia .cle-lIks tensoity OF life and ofiise. Us.
der thsse circumstances tue owners OF
I'VE are seven" tnrn to tho sisterhoJds.
which pr m Sc 10 be to Protes ant young
sis, tie relief valve that converts have
10 x b ,en to Roman c C.thoiss. There i.
scarcely family Of rank now which
has not member among them. The
dasgher Of an Earl is managing childs'
hepi.rl in a rr,'ilcial town as Si.ter
Somebody.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-14

lie had come, and sunk into tue
mud almost with in my reach Had
we been u little nearer, nr had we
let our guus, Q probably shou' d
have had u fight III that singular
position. But we were Just be-
yond each others reach, and could
not pick up even a stone or a stick
to throw orsiiike with. We then
began to q :e desperate struggles
u extricats ourselves from the
mud. He, | observed, seemed to
work to no ef1sct. while l felt my
Shoes 10 ,sen a little under III,
lest, and then I r, collected that
lie was baiefooted, and that my
shoes mi : ht how give ine some
advantage At length the straps
Of my old fashioned buckles gave
way, drew up my feet, gained
the hard ground and ran down
the bank. where l was soon out
Of sight among the bushes.
"'I ran and walked til l was
tired. then lay dowu anil slept.
When l awoke / avoided every
house und sign OF habitalion, aud
steefed clea. Of lhe roads uutil l
was almost starved 10 death. The
Inhabitants were oil Wings. aud
great enemies of US Tories; and
fearing they would naltreat ne.
l dreaded the sight of anJ body.
At last / ventured to the house of
a man l had known, who treated
me kindly, fed aud lod yed me !;
but my face was so Llackened
by gunpowder that it was some
time bsfore he recognized me.
as soon as / was able l slipped
awuy and soon found myself ,n
Ia line OF Bngoyne march.
overriding bis army. I joined it,
and was in the Tory fort on
Belnis' Hlghts i'll the battle Of
Siraioga II was ON u knoll. the
sides of which we're covered with
trees which mud been cut aud
dragged there with all their
branchts to prevent the storlning
Of the work. Lad no idsa that
the rebels would dare iO come up
in tho face Of our FIRE; l,ut no
sooner did they ses US bef,rs
them than they ran toward US,
clsmberny up among the old
trees alld over the branches, and
we're close upon vs. III a momsut.
l could oompare their appear
ance 10 nothing better than to
say that the Yaukee, wers M
thick as hair o., y doc. We did
not wait long for them; they soon
hpl the Try fort al TO them
s,lves, and l wa, off the b,st way
/ could go, concluding that had
had rs much Of the war as was,
on the whole. hes. for me. The
fact il, he rebels bad the right
side Of the quarrel. and that made
them more than u match for Us.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-14

Felipe Yorba. the gusfdsn Of the person and
estate u T ma, folba, M inoon pstent having
hlei bis re LION b rein. praying fOr all oruer of
sale OF certain u the rssl esists f said inc mpe-
teut. for the Tufp he Elm setf rth IL l. here
fors -dered b, the Judge Il sail Court. that the
tate Of said incomir telt sppoir before the ,aid
superior Count on Monday. the 10 b day Of :
cember, 1888. at 10 &c och In the iorenoo OF said
day, at the curt room cf said Superior court, At
the city of Los Angeles IN the cou ty Fl Los AN
geles, 20 show cause Why sH order should not he
3 ant d ( the ssid F.ipe Yorba 10 seil 80 much
4 the n al e-tas OF the sssid Incompetent ss shs
be neoes-sry
A. d that cory Of this orier BE- published ft
DAILY II BALD, w-paptr printed and pub
h.hei In sail dty and couliy u Los Auxeles.
v. u. HOWARD,
Judge Of the superior Court.
Dated Nov. sth. 1855 nlyll ID
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-14
Proposals for the Grading and lns-
provement of Mott Alley.

Notice 10 hereby given that sealed proposals
viii BE- received by the underigBed Up 70 the
meet ng u the Council Of the city Of los Angeles
improvement of Mott hIley. In s~curialre with
The resolution Of the Mayor and Council Of tho
city If Los Angses. ordering said & ad.ny and
improve ment -.
lo5.
All proposals offered shall be accompAnied By
check payable 70 the order the Ma, or Of the
ity Of l. $ Angeles and certified by responsib5s
bank. in an amount Of st ieast $500
The Council reserves the 'ightto reject any aad
all b1is. ..4 f~r 80
Bylorder Of the Council Of the City Of Lns An
gseaf41 its meeting of NJvember 81. a. b. lses.
Wv. KOB,NS0S,%
Cyrk Of no Council Of the City Of Los Angeles
vs. Angeles November 9th, A. D. 1855.
n no,7 50
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-14
Order to Show Cause.
In the Superior Court Of the county of Loa An.
gees. State Of California
In the matter Of the estate and guardisnship of
Henry D. Morgan, minor.
Order to show cause why Order tf Sale q Real
Lstats should not be made.
Order to Show Cause.

James C. Horuan, the suardian Of the person
and es'ate Il henry D. siofxsn. minor. having
flied his petitios herein, Traying for m tr1er u
sale NJ certain II The real estate of said minor,
for tbs purJo.e lhersn set forth, It Ia therefore
or lered BY the JUDI Of said court that the neit
Of hin and sl persons in nerestsd in-ihe estate q
said minor. app ar before the ssil superi,f Court
on Monday, the 10th day Of Dee nIbsr, 1883, at
10 o'clock In the forenoon Of said day At The court
room Of said Superior Court. at the ctyof Lcs
Al gsies, In the county of los Angeles, To sh "
cau-e vhy an oroer should not br granted TO the
sli Ku rdisn " -tll 40 mu h the eh estate Of
the ii mi-or as shtll he nee ,sssry.
And that cJpy Of this order be published at
lee t hres successive weeks In tho Les AroELxs
DAILY HssALp,s jnesspsutr printed aud pub
lished Ia said city and comfy q L-s Anreies.
vE. HOWARD.
Julgs a ths superior Court.
Dated Nov, 5.h s8S. novlltd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-14
Notice Of Intention to Becoms Sole
Trader.

n the matter Of the spplllsfion Of Josfnz II.
Serrano to bsct ms s,le tsadef.
Eoti e /, he ehy given that I, Josefna M. Ser
rsno resident VI te county of los Angele-.
state OF Cnliso ni.. VIE u Asnuel rrabo, be-
Ing des rms OF zy ling myse of the pryviso IS
Of title xli psrs III, Of the 20 le Civh P,o e J.
u Of sal Sits. intend 70 no ke A. lIoltion to
al st.t-, on thursday. tho lsth day Of D,c M.
her. l-8i. At the o enisg ~ Court On that siry.
or On suo ! osfser dsy Z, which the hearing may
he rot on d By 'hs CouIt. fra judgment AMI
or er u al Supsri'r Cou zuthsiiin ing ne 30
s.rf, on an tr4n act b islness in my osD name
and On my o &c, ,uns A. 10 trailer. The
I re Of the hu ini.s I propose 70 car y IN and
conduct Il that OF % .ing Iod Ing bou 10 the
city OF Los angel . .id L s Ang sies county.
n4tsl Nose nbsr 18th. 1883. 1As5lno III