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| Tin Koszta walked free man upon the
deck of that United States ship.
| This happened in Democratic times ana
a Democratic administration (Wm. l..
| Marcy, secretary of state) sustained the
gallant commander with power and clear
ness that left no doubt as to where the
Democrat party stood then and stands
now.
See this contrast. During the land agi-
tstion two years ago in Ireland number
of American citizens-some of whom had
shed their blood for the Republic-were
thrown into loathsome jails and then held
without any charge being preferred
against them; without trial, without op-
portunity for bail; a Republican president,
Mr. Arthur, was too busy saluting the
British flag upon the historic field of
Yorktown to carelfor the rights of those
imprisoned citizens whom he had slcorn to
protect-and Republican minister at Lon
don was too Star gone" hob-nobbing with
my dear Lord Granville 10 trouble him
self to inquire by what right or hsw many
of the ''nlere Irish Though citizens of the
great republic) were tortured TO death IN
her majesty's prison pens And these
American citizens stayed in iail-not days,
but weeks and months---and would have
rotted there for ell the Republican admin
istration cared-had not the moral outcry
of the world stung Mr.. Gladstone to open
his prison doors and turn them free. But
these are Republican times
Lovers of liberty everywhere, of every
nationality, organize for victory, and TURN
TIE RAsCALs OUT.
VIM. LOUIS KELLY.
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Artificial Human Eyes.
)r. Walker l04 East Tn
Nina Physicians outdone.

Mrs. Helen Pharviz, No. S31 Dayton St, Chi
cago, H., is now in her sixty-eighth year, and
states that she has suffered with Consumption
for about ten years, was treated by nine physi-
clans, all of them pronouncing her case hope
lees. She had given up all hopes of recovering.
Seven bottles of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption completely cured her. Doubling
ones, please drop her postal and satisfy your
selves. Call at Lambie & Bethu0e's Drug Store
and get Free Trial Bottle.
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CONTRACT WORK.
Grading Fourth Street.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Oct 29, 1883.

Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Public Works, in and for the corporation of the
city of st. Paul, Minnesota, at their office in
said city, until II on the 9th day of November,
A. d. 1888 for the grading of Fourth street,
from Commercial street to Hoffman avenue,
in said city, according to plans and
specifications on file in the office of said Board.
A bond with at least two (2) sureties, in sum
of at least twenty (2O) per cent. of the gross
amount bid must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right 10 reject any
or all bids.
JOHN c. TERRY, President pro tenn.
Official: K. l.. GoRmAN,
Clerk Board of Pnblic Works. S03-3IS
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Sale Of West st. Paul Buildings.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITI oF ST. PAUL. Him, Nov. 8, 1888.

Notice is hereby given, that the Board of Pub
lie Works in and for the corporation of the citJ
of ST. Paul, Minnesota, will on the 18th day OF
No 'ember, A. D., 1883, at 10 o'clock a. m, sell
at public auction on the ground to the highest
bidder for cash, the buildings (three houses)
situated upon lot 6, block 3, Bszlle & Roberts
addition to West st. Paul, in said city, said
buildings are known as the property of John
Dale, and are situated nortaeasterly OF and near
the end of the Wabashaw street bridge in St.
Paul, Minnesota.
N. KOCH, President pre- ten.
Official: 2. L. GoRMAN,
3e8-3l3 Clerk Board of Public Weats.
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S'EARTLLIG AyNOUNCEIENT
F9. LYTLE'S
THIRD GRAND ANNUAL
GIFT DISTRIBUTION !!
CHRISTMAS, 1888
More Beautiful and Valuable Gifts Than Ever
Valued at Hundreds of Dollars.
CHRISTMAS, 1883 I

Every purcf aser o. goods TO any amount, no
matter .how small, will have chance to dIaw
one or more of tie following
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NICOLAY'S AUCTIONS.

hT r. A. II. Nicolay takes pleasure in a1l-
w nouncing that he has resolved consign-
ment Of q beautiful collection Of Italian
statuary, etc., suitable for drawing
rooms aud libraries, to be sold
at auction at his elegant and snasiuus auction
sales room, No. 10, East Third street, oompris-
ing costly Italian marble and alabaster statuary,
Floreutine and Grecian vases, Roman urns, card
receivers, fruit stands, ornaments, Florentine
mosaics and works of art directly imported
from Florence, Italy, all suitable for holiday
presents, and considered the finest collection
ever exhibited in this city. l will give due no.
tice hereafter of the time of sale. a. Il. MIC
oiay, real estate and general auctioneer, Mime
sofa Real Estate exchange, No. 20, East Third
street.
EpY 4. II. NICOLAY-LARGE AUCTION
ED Sale of valuable St. Paul Real Estate, Busi-
ness and Residence Improved and uninprove1
Property, as follows: Corner Washington and
Ontario streets, l20 feet on Washington street,
2O7 feet on Ontario street and I2G feet on Spring
street, side track of Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul railroad, 3 fronts adjoining the Mime
sofa Soap company, and suitable for the nsost
extensive manufacturing business or large
wholesale warehouses requiring railroad fecili-
ties; alss corner East Third and Kittson streets,
l50 feet on East Third street and leo feet OF
kittson street, close to the railroads. also corner
East Fifth and Wilhus streets, l25 feet on East
Fifth and le0 feet on Willius street, together
with 8 tenements, one double and two single
thereon-present rentals sl,600 to Sl,sog pei
annum. The ground is very valuable for large
stores or manufacturing purposes, being in the
wholesale district aud in sloae proximity to the
railroads. Also, 1e0 feet on Cedar street; slsC
several double houses ard lote ard choice vacazt
residence lots, situated on Summit, Nelson
Grand. University and other avenues, also or
Rice, Tilton and other streets, st. Anthony hill
also good lots in West ST. Paul proper, on higf
ground suitable for immediate Improvements
full particulars hereafter; all 10 be sold a
auction, Wednesday, November al, 1888, at the
Minnesota Real Estate Exchange, No. 20 Eas
Third street, commencing at 10 O'Clock sharp
to be sold on liberal terms, and sale positive
For full particulars apply 10
A. Fl. NICOLAY,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
S07-9 No. 20 East Third street.
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EINOR RENT-House of rooms, six closets
a good cellar, cistern, wei, newly fixed up
Inquire of MIR. G. Froelich, corner Western ant
Marshall avenues 9O7-3I3
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TO RANE

ITO RENT-Halt of large new dousle dwell
i ling, corner Susan and Ohio, on Bluff,
West st. Paul-splendid location-S15. A bar
gain. Inquire OF Cochran 4 Newport, or Albert
n IAyton. 308
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ANOR RENT-Three new 8-room houses, on
n Mill and Mccarthy streets, Sixth ward.
Also; two houses on Webster street, Fourth ward.
Inquire of H. B. Montgomery, 40 West Fourth
street. 303*
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LNOR RENT-A new hotel, % rooms, with
Il basement, well and Kitchen. Inquire at
608 Fort street. 3d. 900
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GULFN,s LIVERY SFABLB-No. % AID
~ Is West Fourth street--Co Coaches for fu1e-
rails, IS; Hesrse, So; satin hned coaches AID
coupe's for weddings, calling, OPerss, ste-. SIC
Coachmen with or without livery. competent
sgent will be at entertainments % visit N M IA
trors. & P. Cullen, Proprietor. zs6s
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NHOR RENT-Residence Ne. 425 Martin street;
4 rooms, cellar, cistern and WE'LL S22 per
month. Apply A. G. Long, Diamond Je Line
DOCK. 3G6-3l2
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sTOR RENT-A house Of five rooms on st
Il Anthony avenue. Apply to A. Swain, 1856
EastSeventh street sO5a8
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ENOR RENT-Small house, corner University
4 avenue and Rice street. Inquire on tie
premises. 3n4 g
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LNOR RENT-Nos. 557 ST. Paul and 55I
Il Wacouta streets. Apply to David San
ford, $40 Wabashaw or Coz Canada. s0e4
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LNOR RENT. New house 446 Maria avenue,
Il rooms, bath room, closets and all con-
veniences. Inquire of J. j. Lemon, 3l8 Min
nesOta street. 1854
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NOR RENT-Tenements from SO to SO pc,
Il month. James Dillon, 235 Commercial.
298F
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E'OR RENT-House partly or wholly frrn-
B. ished. Well located. Rent S45 or $5e per
month. Address, Rent, Globe Office. 3O7*'
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WLSCELL4NEOUs.

NFSCELLANEOUs.
n ANpsOME brilicnt Brazilian diamonds, almost
T. impossible to tell from genuine, set up in solid
gold diamond mountings in ear rings. Prices range
from 81 to S10 pair; in solitaire rings, from s. 20
VS.; in cluster rings from 81 to 918: in veil pins,
from S5 to S15 in crosses So to $40. These stones
beautifully cut the same as diamonds, brilliant,
and are almost impossible 10 detect from the gen
u,ne. They are all set gp in solid gold nountings
AZ Lytle's, Il Jackson street.
Qe q Cost 12C-A first class music box; inlaid
WOi' with different kinds of wood and ivory;
made by of the finest makers: extra sweet tone.
Another for s45; handsome box cost s75. At Iytle's
DLACK ebony tnlaid with gold repeater end
ID gong striker, 3Oday clock, for wooden mantel:
cost $50 for $50.
ONE French marble CLOCK, half-hour repeater,
" gong striker. Cost 500 for $40. At Lytle's.
SSEyERAL other handsome clocks-from SO TO $40.
- number of Office and bank clocks, calendars
and repeaters. at Lyte's.
(tARvING knife and fork, bran new, cost s12, for
y Sc. At Lytle's.
WE have large three-string bass viol in stock
~ II is in perfect order. 1t cost originally s95.
but 1t takes up too much room. We have been ask
ing $35 for 1t, but will sell 1t for S25 just what
loaned on it.
ONE bass fat aornet-s6.
ONE 2k-inch engineers level, cost Sl1O for $40.
one gnrley compass, e-incn Needle, cost $50, for
0NE set draughting Instruments, cost $40, for Sc.
iiNE set draughting instruments, fce cost S8O, for
y SIG; one set for S14
n Z old, genuine Steiner Violin; very fine in
strument; cost s75, for 800 At Lytle's
0NE pair Masonic solid gold sleeve buttons. cross
v and crown, in perfect order; cost S12, for IS.
fENE pair, with square and compass; same price.
nNE French lanaire field glass-large SIZE;
" very powerful; with case and strap complete;
cost $50, for s1S.
A NUMBER of spy glasses for from $450 to 80.
nNE imported FIench bardeau glass; double
W draw; this glass is extra powerful and fine
finish; cost $38. for $40.
nNE imported French achromatic field glass:
W and strap in good order; warranted first
class glass; cost s2s, for S4; of the same kind
| largest size, for SIS.
| GNE fine French field and opera glass combined;
" double draw, elegantly finished fine sole leath-
case, for s18; for S20 worth at least double
the money. AT Lytles.
| :, EvERAL other lanaire and bordeau field
| - glasses for half their value; several fine bcr
deau telescopes.
LINE nreeschaun cigarholder, genuine amber
moutherpiece arti=tically engraved with stag
and dog cost probably $40, for s5; in perfect con-
dition- At Lytle's.
WE Will sell you, for $3.50, pair of the latest
| w style bangle bracelets, with four bangles on
each barcelet. the exact imitation of gold dollar
piece. single bracelet, t1-75. These bangles are
the best quality of rolled gold, and are warranted
to wear six to eight years. At Lytle's.
/ DEVOLYERS-Large 44-caIiber Smith q Wesson
LII 80 and 3Scaliber Smith & wesson; Colts a.
caliber, double action. AL other sizss of Colts
revolyers. A variety OF other makes at bottom
prices, at Lytle's, Al Jackson street.
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Hosees

LNOR Rent.-House, 639 Dayton avenue, sew
IL en- rooms, cistexn and well. Inquire next
door, 643 Dayton avenue. S08-Sl3
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THIS is only description of few of our ladies',
watches We have on hand at tue present time.
fine variety and large stock of ladies' watches
rem the cheapest to the finest watches made with
chains OF all makes and all patterns at correspond
ing prices.
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ENOR RENT-A cottage with four rooms,
a pantry and closets, good water ard every
convenience. Apply to J. G. MCCARTHY, Sixth
ward 27O$
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HOUSE FOR RENT-s1l moth Apply
IL to DR.. Flagg. s06-3U8
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EOR SALE-Pool table, bar fixtures, every
i thing complete and new. Cheap for cash
Inquire st 22s Aoker, OF C. C. Niles, SS5 Jack
son street. 2iS<
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NICHOLS LIVERY STABLE. s4 WEST
~ FOURTH STREET-fOschss for funs- ais
IS. Hesrse s. Coaches for opera wedding
and calling. etc, etc. First-ciass light livery
Boarding specially.
Horses for sale
9S7@ W l.. NICHOLS.
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SET TANTED-Several COED girls, steady en-
w ployment, at j. l. Hertz, l9l East Sew
enth street. SlS
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XgTANrEDm5Lady 5 Book-5gePer. s9 Is Referenses sse
Robert street; up stairs. 3g5-Bl4
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WET TANTED-Two first-class piun1bors, al
wv Kenny i Hudner's, us and I'D, Iqesi
Third street. st. Par- 123N
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GQS Cost S65-Solid gold hunting, handsomely
'pCO frosted and enameled Case, nickel move
ment, full-Jeweled, stem winder. This watch is
large size and can be used by gentleman or lady.
At Lytle's.
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KETANTED-Two frst-class white BARRIERS.
w 1855 East Seventh street. 3U7*
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Cs4S Cost $115-Solid gold watch, Louis " box
e5-tJ case, eiahoratsly engraved with landscape,
STEM wind, three1ourth plate, ruby jeweled quick
train mGveIse eni; n good condition. at Lytle's.
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DRINTING OFFICE FOR sALE-'sThe sib-
L ley County Independens' can be Dur-
chased for 5000. No better investment in The
state Daniel Pickit. Henderson, MINI.
S06-3l5
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990 Cost S70-Solid gold hunting case, with fnll-
1oO ieweled Elgin movement; carried year or
3wo, but in good condition, without any jams or
scrhrches. Az Lytle's.
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ds90 Cost s6O-Heavy, solid gold 14karat hunt
0CO ing case, plainly and neatly engraved,
with Elgin movement. Remember this case is IA
karat extra heavy, and cannot be told from new
watch, At Iytle's
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CT . Cost S1D0-52 dwt., II karat case; very fine
ID s. foil jeweled Spriugf' Id movement, exposed
Ihby pallet and chronometec wheel watch carried
about ear, but is in splendid order. Z. Lytie 4
Jackson street.
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EfOR SALE. IL furnished rooms. Central
u ly located with extra low rant. lquire
4411< jackson street. 2sJ*
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FSSOB RENT-The Weber residence ct White
a. Bear Lake, Furnished or unfurrishad Ap-
ply at Ra.naley's Pavilion, Cottage Park station,
White Bear lake. 1925
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CO. Cost s7O-Soid gold, open face, 16 size,
ieweed Egln movement. At Lytle's.
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LIVERY STABLES

FXCELSIOR STABLE-Corner OF Eighth ard
IL Sibley street. Coaches for funerals, 81;
Hear.e, S. Coaches for opera and calling, With
competent coachmen specially J F. AIesan-
ander, proprietor. 2oS-si9
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goa Cost S3S-Solid gold, neatly enameed
'DAo hunting case, nickel lever movement.
This is handsome little watch; it great bargain:
Just as good as new, at Lytle,s.
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Cox Cost $9O-soHd gold oval case, plailily en-
sDoD grnved with the celebrated stem wind. full
ieweled Hampton movement: great timepiece d
grest bargain; IN good order At Iytle's,
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Rooms.

Persons of moderate means can secure perna-
nent homes by paying monthly sum less their
rent. McClung, Stuart & McMuran, No.
Bridge Square.
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CiS Cost s1l0-very heavy, solid gold hunting
t-1-fc case, handsomely engraved case weis ht
about so dwts.; stem winder, full set jeweled move
ments; very beautiful watch and almost new At
Lytle's.
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SXTANrEDe1 once, a competent girl for
$40 Dayton avenue. 30e-314
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Fs1O RtHf-Eouso of six rooms on Ohio
4 street. Inquire of P. Z. Mcdonnell, grocer,
corner George and Ohio streets, Sixth ward.
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ONE show care and four gas fixtures for sale
" Myers L Finch, jewelers., Bridge square.
3S7-3I4
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CSn Coat Si25-1u size pure solid gold hunting
'J.iO party engine turned, and psatiy engraved
box care: Il rh grade EigiG movement: stem winder-
set jewels, adjusted to neat and eod very hand
some watch and looks just as good a Few l.. Ly-
tie IL Jackson street.
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G1cS Cost s450-60 dwt solid gold Louis "
.DI U - hunting case; independent quarter, fly
back horse timer. One of the finest complicated
movements made; guaranteed an extra fine time
pisoe, in firat-class condition. At Lytle,s
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Sd Cost S65-Selid gold hunting, oval enamel
VIZ ed case with swan in front, with beautiful
landscape in center of back case; cases are 1karat
nickel movement, stem wnder and stem setter;
| almost an entirely new watch. At Lytle's.
Daily globe., 1883-11-04

CMITH Wesson revolvers of all descriptions
- 32-caliber double action shell extractor; 38-
caliber, double action, five-nch barrel, shell ex-
tractor: and 33, single action. At LytIe,s.
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CA Cost s115-55 dwt. solid gold box case. ar
so-fJ t!sticslly engraved stem wiuder, higt
grade. full ieweled Wsltham movement with chro
nometer balance; watch looks almost as good al
new; nuly cnrried abou, a year. At Lytle's.
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NOR KENT-Three heated and furnished
q rooms. 547 Wabashaw street 30s-Sf0
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on Cost S4Oo-Cne OF 9iffanys finest move
- OU msnts in 10 dwt.; Il karat, Louis " case;
back OF case Is artistically engraved with raised
flowers and figures: fro1i plain, intesded for mono
gram; moveneHt - nickel top and bottom, Jeweled
exposed. rsby pallet; Briqoet har spring adjusted
10 keat cold and position; carried only about one
month IrtIa,s
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FTTdTOI4L.

NET ILL loan upon or buy Life Inc. Policies
Ss l.. P. Van Norman $50 Jackson. SO
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M sell genuine ruby ieweled watch, quick
W train movement, four-ounce coin silver case,
month. We sell the above watch for SIT. AT
Lytles.
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| WE carry fine stock of clocks, a number of
bank and Office clocks and regulators for
| half their value.
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u OOMS FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
Ia Address Lodging, Globe Office. 307s
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GH0 Cost $125-Extra handsome heavy hunting
.pOO solid gold shell case with landscape center,
Is karats fine, set with rubies, stem winder, This
is very elegant watch.
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Coz n Cost s650-Independent quarter, split
DZOU and fly back; 7s dwt. 1Sk. engine turned
case made by the celebrated Huguenin s. Son. This
watch is considered one of the finest horse-timers
IN existence Where it used to take four watches
to catch horse on the first, second and third quar-
tor and on the mile this watch doss the whole wor
complete. Viii be guaranteed for two years; be-
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EHOR RENT-Three houses for rent. Uli l..
~ LAmpxey. 2iS*
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A Few Words of Calm Counsel from the
Hon. William Louis Kelly, Relative to
the Duty Of IrIsh-American Citizens OIL
Tuesday.
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Ed OARD and room offered.-iarge, wen-fur-
ED nished, front room, alcove and closet; board
for two gentlemen. Terms modarate. 2S6 Nor
ris Street. 208
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yETA TANTED- A competent girl for gener;
FY housewors, at 80 Snmit avenue.
3G7-8
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| nNE fine French field and opera glass combined;
" double draw, elegantly finished fine sole leath-
case, for s18; for s20 worth at least double
| the money. At Lytles.
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FURNISHED room TO rent, Tor gentleman.
q with bath, 377 Washington street 2O1-
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GES Cost s120-5S dwt. soiid gold II karat, en-
COO gine turned, open face case, with best P. y
Bartlett quick train, full jeweled. stem wind and
stem set movement. The watch is almost entirely
new; only carried hbout ton DAYS At Lytle's.
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| 4 NUMBER of handsome gold pens and holders,
cost
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A MEXICAN and British bulldog double action
II revolvers, Derringers, hunting knives, COM
passe-, spy glasses and telescopes At Lytle,s.
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W. . Never cost less than S1OO-Handsone little
(CZ enameled, solid gold, hunting case, stem
winder, full l-jeweled, nickel movement, with ruby
pallet, handsome solid gold guard chain with gold
slide. The whole rig is put up in handsome satin
case At Lytle,s
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MORNING. NOVEMBER A. 1883
aFTUATION.s oFFEREn

TETANTED-A man at kent's package de
w livery Office, cor. Fort and Chestnut.
SUS-SiO
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ME will give you 5-oz, coin silver case with
w fullIeweled Elgin movement, entirely new
for %; would cost you in iewelry stoie from S35
to go We give written guarantee with al
watches for time end quality as represented. A
Lytle's.
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LOS ANGELES HERALD, SATURDAY MORNINGS JAN

made a careful examination Of such a
question, he should, at least, be ready
with more than rapid contradiction.
The reporter then interviewed several
prominent citizens on the subject, who
were unanimous in expressing the
opinion that neither DIR. Ross nor DIR.
Kurtz would lend themselves to such a
deception as the one limited at in the
Examiner. Their positions as leading
physicians in this city and their
recognized ability, added to the critical
and careful investigation of the re-
mains on Monday last, seemed to be all
the answer necessary to the unfounded
attack Of DR.. Stern. The general i'm
preston seemed to be that DIR. Stern, Of
Bakersfield, had "put his foot in it,"
and would have to make good his as
sertion by demonstration. or be con-
demned as talking about something of
which he is ignorant.
1t is probable that the doubt which
DR.. Stern has attempted to raise will be
put at rest by convention Of leading
physicians making an examination Of the
remains,
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Reply of palos verdes to B. F.


ED1ron Los ANGELES HERASD;-Ir
your paper Of Jan. 25th is an article
headed Unreliable Shipping Reports.
As the language used in regard to mt
is rather strong will try and set myself
right before the public, who have had
the pleasure of reading the Palos verdes
and San Pedro notes for years past.
As this is the first time that any com.
plant has been made in regard to the
correctness of my report, win say that
the report Of the bark Enoch Talbot
was mistake, as was informed that
her Goals were out. Next, in regard to
the brig Tanner, I was correct, as she
was to sail on the day named, but Capt.
de La Roche's crew left the vessel and
she had to lay several days till he could
get seamen, as they are very scarce.
! would explain how the party sign
ing himself "B. F. is SO anxious to en-
tighten the public about such small
mistake. 1t is because San Pedro has
had marine reporter since 1879, while
Wilmington, with twenty-five years
growth, has not had sufficient energy
to report vessels arriving at that port.
II ''B. F." wants the position of marine
reporter without pay, the same as
have since came to Los Angeles coun-
ty. he can have it by applying to Capt.
J. F. James.
San Pedro, Jan. 26, 1888.