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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-03-07

THE SHIP.

Take courage. Temperance workers.
You shall not suffer wreck
While up to God the peoples prayers
Are rising from your deck.
Wait cheerily, Temperance workers,
FOr daylight and for land: .
The breath of God IL in your sail,
Your rndder in His hand,
Sail on, sal on! deep frei2hted
Wit blessings and with hopes:
The gOOi of old. with shalOwy hands,
Are pulling Mt your ropes.
Behind you, holy martyrs
Uplift the palm and crown;
Before yOu, unborn ageS send
Their benedictionS down.
Courage. your work is holy,
Coils errandS never fail!
Sweep on through storm and darkness,
The thunder and the hail!
Work on sail on. the morning comes.
The port you yet shall win;
And all the bells of Sod shall ring
The ship of Temperance In.
-J.ha q. Whittier.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-03-07

Some women take q fiendish de-
light in placing a piece OF oil-cloth
where their husbands are sure to step
on it in the morning, when they spring
out of bed, when the thermometer is
lowering about zero, and for a moment
the marrow-chilled man thinks he has
discovered the North Pole.-NOrristow1
HernlH
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-03-07

DIR. Edward Fl. Williams, of Phila-
deiphia. is having built on the site of
the old Williams mans on at Wood
stock, VT. a library building as a me-
mortal of his father, the late Norman
Williams.-RhiAadeIpAia Record.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-03-07

Mrs. Gordon. residing near Bluff
ton, S. c., now Ill years of age. walks
four miles to partake of the monthly
Lords supper at the Baptist Church.
Detroit lost
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-03-07

Mrs. Catherine Dix. the lately de-
ceased widow of Ex-Governor Dix, wa.
born in 1907. At the age of fifteen shi
was betrothed to the General, the mar
rage taking place three years later. o.
her four ions Rev. Morgan Dix. rector
OF Trinity Church. New York, is the
sole suryivor.-N. Y. Tribune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-03-07

Husbands in Alabama ran no longer
carry on business in the nam Of thao
Hiyea-Sk. Louis Post
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-14
women's Clubs.


The growth of womens clubs all over
the country is one Of the most peculiar
features of the time. Thcy have risen
up and possessed feminine Boston in
numbers much like unto the locusts Of
Egypt. There are clubs representing
every interest, public or private, for
which it could be imagined that women
would have the slightest care. The
women Of the West are following close
ly in the footsteps Of their Eastern sis
ters, and every city OF any size has its
women's clubs for this. that and the
other thing. But the club which
has grown the fastest, done the most
good and exerted the most Influence of
all those witch have arisen with the rap
idity aud growth Of tho powerful
Western town, Is the Women's Social
Science club Of Kansas aud Missouri. 1t
Ia only three years old, but has already
8 large membership from every part In
those two States. Its members increase
fGp11ly ard Ne yearly nasetin& held
usually in some. city AZ or near the d.
viding line between the two States. al
ways attract much attention. A few
weeks ago, when the annual meeting
called together at Kansas City large
concodfse Of women. the proceeding Of
the tvo days seasion were fully reported
in the Kansas City pepers-the leading
journal devoted athird Of its space to
the meeting-and quite full accounts
were sent by telegraph to the
leading papers Of the two
Statss. The good influence that Is be-
ing exerted BY this club Is incalculable.
Through the cities I'D towns of both
Kansas and Missouri smaller clubs,
tributary torthe large one, have sprung
up, the intellectual life among women
has been quickened, the brightest
women in both States have come to
know one another, the local clubs that
1t has brought into life have lessened
gossip, raised the standard Of living and
widened the outlook IN innumerable
localities. Throughout the States which
are represented in this club 1t has been
among women : larger power for good
In the short life it has already lived
than any other one influence, or many
others combined, which have been felt
there.--B0ston Globe.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-14
The Arcnbisnop of canssrDury.


London l. blessed with many philan-
thropists. Among them is the archbishop
Of Canterbury. He has recently been
speaking in behalf Of the London poor.
He deplores the want Of green fields and
fresh air. He hopes to see London stud
dsd round with model villages, each with
its ring Of meadows. Yet when the arch
bishop came to his throne . few years
ago there was great agitation in Lon
don to gsl him to throw open TO over
crowded Lambeth the nine acres or so OF
meadow that belongs to Lambeth palace.
This ground IL surrounded by . high
brick wall, aud is Of really no use to
any one, as It does not ihclude the palace
grounds proper; besides, the bishop has
. great palace aud immense grounds
within an hours ride Of London. II
would have been great boon to crowded
Lambeth, for that part of London has
no park near Il, but. the archbishop re-
fused to give his sanction. London Let
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-14
j. M. HALE e co
Are Doing a Full Seasons Trade

There is no dmnuton in the volume Of our business and
bank deposits hold big ever and our bankers
will verify the statement But what Of this? Enquiries
one. Well goes show. and visiby. that the
Great Eclipse Sale was an ordination for purpose and
that worked like charm and j. NJ HALE & co. have
under the regimen established contemporaneousy with
that Eclipse Sale literally thrown goods the market
and the result proves concusvey that the people were
slow in their appreciation of the Of the ad
vantages placed within their reach.
We are pleased with this reciprocity Of the people and
]. M. Hale & Co. won't forget it. 1t has become an un-
derstood thing wherever the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-14
THIS HOUSE BELONGS TO
HALE & THE PEOPLE |

Microscopic bargains what the people want they
do require the telling power of magnfying nstru
ment to apprze them of the value of their purchase No.
no. The unparalleled success of our even institution on
this is owing values being SO big and so
patent that common public convinced that
they drawing their supplies from liberal source.
"Liberaty; begets liberality and these take-a
chants may derde much yet they know that
principle holds good and that they cannot or will not
whether be natural physical inability keep pace
with their openheared confreres they will ape anyhow
The merchant of to-day, with pluck and energy know.
ing his business and responsive to the pulse Of his pa
trons and capital anything commensurate with
what he aims at need hang his head 1t is only the
inert rusty onted fosszed creep along thing in busi-
ness or student Of crookedness that need die mercan
tile death in this go-ahead age M. Hale & Co. claim
relationship to such material and will during this week.
give ample evidence that they dgent in business
ervent in spirit"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-14
BRIGHT'S
Just. Received !!

10000 yards Calico ...............4 a cents
/,ooV ydruS oHihdiffS CENTS
5000 yards Lawns. ..................... 6 cents
5000 yards White Pique ............. -. 6 cents
5000 yards Dress Goods from ...... to 30 cents
5000 yards of Brown and Bleached Muslin cents and
upward
5000 yards of Summer Dress Goods Just Received
6ooo pairs Of Gloves from. .... &c. to 81 pair
o75o pairs of Hose for Ladies at ......7 to IS cents
$3.50 pairs Chldren's Hose ......5 8 to IS cents
I325 Corsets from .....................2o Zoe to 81
10000 pairs Of Ladies' Shoes from. .75c. to SIS
$500 pairs Chldren's Shoes from. 25c. to $I.25
10000 yards Ribbons from. to rs cents yard
10000 yards of Lace from. ..... Il to soc. yard
20 900 yards of aconet Edgings FROM 2 to 4oc. yard
10000 Ladies' Hats trimmed and untrimmed, from Csc.
o$5
1000 Chdrens Hats from. Ioc to 81.
5000 Plumes and Tips from. ......... Ioc. to 81
5000 Bunches Artificial Flowers from to $a bunch
Also large stock of
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-14
Banner Of the Hales'

Has been unfolded that the institution is on co-opera-
tive principle blending Of interests and we think it
would be perfectly consistent with facts and truth were
large banner thrown the frontal Of our house
with the inscription,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-14
PHYSICIANS.
MP. CHAMBERL1N, M. D.,

Ofic rooms 1 and No. go South Spring Street.
Residence. Chicago Ave, Boyle Heights.
Office hours. 10 to is A. NJ, 9 to 8 ?.
n. Obstetrics and diseases OF women o specially.
myg.tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-14
SERVING THE PEOPLE

And at the bar of the people we wish be judged. and
we sincerely trust that when weighed in the balance
shall not be found wanting but by honesty of pur
pose and unAagging efforts the welcome paudit,
We'll done, good and faithful servants
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-14
sRoncNsrIsi coHsvmPrioni
N. Hilton Williams, N. D.,

N. Hilton Williams, N. d.,
NC. 8. o..
Formerly Of Detroit, Mich, and for IA years
proprietor Of the Detroit Throat and Lung m.
stitute continues to treat all the various diseases
Of tho Head, rrroat. and Chest. s7o North Main
Inhalation system Of practice.
oATARRH.
To al those who sre afiictcd with any Of the
different forms of catarrh We would say there is
no disease which presents greater diversity q
dangerous than Nasal catarrh. especially u com
piicAted. a. II almost always Isl even from Ia
hrst appearance. with an affection Of tho throat
FROM the earliest symptons. (which are gen.
orally attributed 10 "a cold In the head y to the
varions ugly and distressing stages through
which the disease passes, tho patient Is hopeful
Of recovery. and rarely gives Il proper attention
until certain alarming ymptoms present them
sclves dcnoting unmistakably the rapid advance
Of the malady to the bungs. Indeed, 50 various
are the symptoms that the presence Of the dis
ease Is not always known, even suspected. till
Il has reached q stage difficult TO arrest. The
disease may o may not be attended by d.
IL usually present morbid secretion and . fre-
qucnt disposition especially in the morning) TO
clear the throat and the effort to do 80 IL often,
though not always, attended b. expecteration;
thero IL sensation Of heaviness In the frontal
part Of ihs head, and tho brain sometimes suf.
fcrs 70 an extent producing headache vertigo and
confusion; II becomes difficult to think clearly,
and to concentrate the mind; the memory be.
comes impaired and the intellect enfeeblcd; des-
pondency OF spirits and an excitable condition
q the nervous system. Such IL the effect Of the
disease, and u to this train Of symptoms (which
not infrequentls leads TO insanity or idiocy) we
add many Of the mors loathsome physicai effects
~ carries or rottenness Of the bohos OF the facr and
head, most Offensive smell TO the breath, and
corrupt morbid and poisonous accrctionr de-
struction or serious injury TO tho senses OF SMELL
hearing, sight and tasfe we have catalogue oi
horrors which should lead any pcrson 10 make
early and proper efforts to eradicate the disease
while ii is In curable stage.
practice can usc the remedies at home as well As
81 our Office. ana which will cause no inconven-
Il nee or hindrAncc TO business whatever. :.
have seen 20 many OF those cases cured by
Inhalation that do not consider any case hope.
iess uniess hoth lungs are seriously involved, and
even then our only hope Ia In the inhalation,
which aids Us IN dissolving the mucus and in
ing else can do with the same succces.
CONsULTATHON FREE.
Those who desire to consult with me In regard
70 their cascs had better call Al the once for
consultatlon ana examination, but II impossible
70 DO 70, can write for copy OF my Medical
Treatise. containing list Of questions.
Addras. u. HIItsn wiIlianr. n. n.
27b North Main Street, Los Angeles, Gal
orylcn ucuHs, from 10 A. n to4 r. \: san.
days from totRn
VI
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-14
TOMORROW
Throughout the Entire Week
You will the
Peoples Store
cRAMMED, JAMMED
With a Happy Bargain Getting ThrOng

bncomb high prices they
Peoples the And wide
clutches Of the his
them with mmovab the hard
earned the tong mechanic ecifeddawn with
in their gaspDg palms.
We sell Satines at Ioc yard, they at 373c.
We sell white goods at SC yard, they at 2sc.
We sell Lawns at SC yard, they at &c.
We sell Domestcs at 64c yard, they at
We sell Ginghams at 8sc yard they at Iaac.
We sell Corsets at 4oc, they at 75c.
We sell Stockings at I2tc, they at 25c.
We sell Embroidery at SC yard, they at Ioc.
We sell Buttons at I5c card they at a5c
We sell Shoes at $I.25 pair, they at So.
We sell boys suits at $2.o5, they at S.
We sell Hats at SOC, they at 75c.
We sell Mems Underwear at 40c, they 75c.
We sell Ladies' Hats at 75c they at $r.as.
profit profit
successful
selling and and
Now the shoeman the cother the mne the halter the
add profit than 3d. each article
combined profit the this
whoe and goods they the nbo 2
cent cheaper.
Peoples Buys Goods Cheaper Than Any
House in Town.
LIT sells lore AM therefore buys larger.
inside child
buying quantity the price is less than in small lots
dictate n instead Of being dictated to-
succeeded making clear have tried visit this week
and will show the reflection in the mirror of low
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-14

A couple Of monkeys escaped from the
dime museum In this city Tuesday and
started down Main street with piece Of
green cloth, and every body beRaa 10
Inauirs whore the Gresnback party waa
holding Convention.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-14

NJ. Hilton Williams, M D. McPso.
(Formerly Of Detroit, Mich)
Graduate Of Victoria College, Toronto, Outa-
rio. (ls6sh Member Of tho College, Of Physicians
and Surgeons Of 0nssfio. Tot several years
proprietor Of the Ontario Pulmonary Institute
At Toronto, Ont, aad for, IL years proprietor Of
the Detroit Throat and Lung Institute at De-
troit. Michigan.
OFFICE: 275 North Main street, Los Angeles, Cal
Office hours, from 10 A. n. to 4 P. n.
Sundays, from 4 To 5P.n feb29ft
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-14
ef9EE AT
Eclip Sale"

1t is remarkable fact and points moral. that when
the buying supposed to be and merchants
all along the line complaining Of the dulness Of busi
ness,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-14

Dr. Joseph Kurtx
No. COS Main street. opposite Baker Block
s1Eye and ear dissasss treated With the care Of
. specialist ap22
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-14
Or. cnAs. 4. 4. De szlcEYmv.

OFPICE:-Schumache Block. opposite Pos
otIice, rooms 70 and s1. RESlDENcE:-Peari
street, corner Ninth
Office houn:-l0 to IL A. ~; 2 to Or. n; to
r. \. At residence. Telephone No. at Office and
residence. 100 Day and night calls answered
snStf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-14

The people forget the temperature in the all alb
sorbng advantages offered at the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-14

n " Z. . o.s
Formerly Of Detroit, Mich, and for IA years
proprietor Of the Detroit Throat and Lung m.
sttute, continues to treat all the various diseases
OF tho Head, TrroAt, and Chest 275 North Main
Inhalation system Of practice.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-14
DR.. J. 8. Grimn.
Dr. o. u. GilliuQhaun.

Graduate and Member Royal College Surgeons,
England.
Graduate and Member Royal College. Phyi-
clans. EdinburE.
u N. MAIN STREET, NEAR FIRST STREET.
Consaltation hours: 10 10 4. T., ato4.7
TO SP. ~. dcc49-u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-14
Aofo About tho AfetIe 4an-
eaters.

NEw YoEK, August ls.-Tbe Times
this morning publishes some additional
statements concerning the horrible arctic
story Of yesterday. II says the sailors
were all sworn to secresy under terrible
oaths. That. some Of the sailors now
admit II. II is more than probable, the
Times adds, that Dr.. Octave Davy, the
Surgeon Of the expedition, shared a sim
liar fate to that Of young Henry. DIR.
Davys body was one Of the four swept
out to sea.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-14
Irish National League 1gssre
American esfItIes.

BosroS, August l3.-Last night the
delegates to the Convention Of the Irish
National League held 3 secret meeting
until after midnight. The principal
business was defining policy which
shall govern the proceedings Of the Con-
ventisn to-day. Delegates are nearly
unanimous in favor Of prohibiting dis.
eussiou In spv form of American politics,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-14
Eatal ARary IN Nashville. Tenu
Five Men KILLED.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, August l3.-The
latest news from Lewis county makes it
certain that in Sundays ARRAY st least
five persons were killed, viz: Joe Young
Conder. David Hinston snd three Nor
mon elders. The fourth elder who es-
capped to the woods was seen near Hick-
msn county line, and il supposed to have
made his way to Shady Grove in the
Mormon settlement. Conder's wife, who
was shot when the elder ran behind her.,
will die. Hinston Of the attacking par
ty, who.was killed. is one of the promi-
nent citizens Of Hickman county. No
arrests have been made.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-14

PARIS, August 1.-two regiments Of
marines and three iron Glade are being
placed In readiness for China.
TIVE Deaths - Tsulen.
TouLoS, August l3-Two deaths oc.
Cured from cholera last night. The
heat is moderating.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-11-28

wAas II Ca. a. rran<port Cncls esm's
MnIIe-Importsn <o<kcs'lons 40 -
onHmrnI nllon<--IAe ks(I1na1ee 90 eAs
Mart Ilsral Year.
wx@nlxcrox. b G.. November n.
Second Assistant pos<ma<tcr-O General
Lyman, n bis annual report just sub
ulftcd % The postna>fcr-Gcnc says;
There were III operation a. the close q
che fiscal year ended June 80, 1854, a 10
star routes, acsrcsating 237,759 miles .
= cost Of Is, oSo, al; 1878 railroad routes,
assrcestins 1l7,lco miles q cost q
el5,ol2. 6o5. and III steamboat routes
sserceatIns 1891 miles q cost q
$5s6.57S. At the close 81 The fiscal year
more star route service was IN operation
than indicated By - average for The fve
pears next proceeding, andI was per
formed at diminished cost. The aver
4se cost per mile during The earlier
period was Sls-l00 cents per mile,
against ls-loo per mile II ISIS and
lisa.
Mr.. Lyman devotcs considerable space
70 the question Of railroad rates, qucs-
tion which he says has been before the
public from the beginning Of the service.
For thirty years this great problem was
passed over IN blind and cropping way,
and II was not until 1878 that defined
and intelligent basis was prescribed for
gauGinS the compensation. Eleven years
have elapsed since the adoption Of that
basis. In this period over $4,000 miles
OF road have been added 70 the system;
the amount Of mail matter carried has
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-11-28

About ono Thoussnd. Eight Hundred ana
Nlnsiy-slx Years Aso.
Scene--A ton<orial studio IN Rome.
B. g. ~.
Drqmafis Persona The artist. the
journeyman and afterwards prrtor
me artist Thou scurvy Dacian
slave. I'm half disposed % hurl ihee
TO the beasts IN the arena. Thou
could'si have sold ilagon % our new
elixir unto Pompilus had'st thou but
rightly used thy tongue.
Inc Journeymon NO. worthy master,
! did Try my best; but he. the young pa
trician had gone broke In playing.
r. A.--Silence, dog! Here comes
wealthy Prrtor.
ENTER Prutor]
MAY All the gods % thee and thine
be favorable! Would'st trim thy per-
fumcd locks or from thy manly cheek
the silky hair remover,
n. (sitting)~-I would be razorcd
r.. A. (frcscoing his victim with
lather)-How likest thou the blade? Il
came but Yesterday from Alexandria.
and Is the best the rosy Orient makes.
Pit pulls like Hercules.
pause.
a. A. CATER rubbing some soap IN the
Prmfor's eye and winking nj the Jour-
ncyman) Thou hast head. q noble
Prntor. liketo Apollo's anlbrosial locks,
such as nc'er before have handled.
But what base hand last scissorcd them
Twas vilely done.
R-Thine own. last kalcnds.
(Pause.)
r. a. (gashing the chin and rubbing
in some alum) Thy scalp i slightly
fcvered. noble sir, and capillary dry
hess has begun. Wouldst thou try
our new elixir? had the secret from
an Egyptian hag. Twill make each
ringlet glossy.
R.-I tried Il once on day. Itmade
Il smoother than newborn babe.
pause.
r. Al (s1itting the cheek and soaking
up the blood with papyius. )--Excuse
me. Prntor. il was but scratch.
could not help it. for thou turn i thy
nose as IL for stermitation. Would =
thou sneeze?
P.-l may. Thou hastbccn drinking
barley wine and eating Tuscan garlic.
(Pausc.)
r. a. dropping the lather brush down
the Prmtor's neck)--I have some Won
drous hair-oil in yon jar. and fainwould
sell thee some. 'Tis very cheap and
better stuff you'll never find in Rome.
P.--No! b. the gods! Rises and pays
three ScStcrces).
r. A. (biting the coin 70 see II il IS
genuine. 81 have d fine assortment. mo-
Bic sir; sec'st thou aught that thou de-
sirest?
R-I do.
n. "A. (smiling and nodding 70 the
journeyman) What Is It, noble Pre-
tor?
R.--The sidewalk. Life
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-11-28

The Miners q New straitssIlie n Pretty
Hard straits, Hut sim R~>olate-IseIIef
Measures. Present and rrospective-Th
Gaze Of the Miners Brieiiy ststed-rwo
Much work for I'<Egsr'y Fay
NEW lonk. November II
AZ meeting Of the Central Labor
Union Yesterday q communication was
re.d from samuel u. Davis. the secretary
u ~, Ss,...--, p.,,.s f,ou.,tt.. ~ fhe
=, ~ - ,.r .-s,.-- .s...--
hockms 'aiey ss<os' eo"n'e
signed BY Mr. e. Evans, fresluent
% The Ohio Miners Amalgamated
Association. dated at dew Stnitsville,
= I. .,srr.r y - inonirv INV Ala 49,
w 3.,. - - ~ miner NJ DAVIS
$3.50 $500 +hs. ,n Wc,,rcs(lrv Z number ~
49, ~. s.s, cc,orisfecs me- With Z cen
80 80 AZ r<,r,,,,sc. - New Sfrsitsx,;le And
d;ssr,hnt.i serenfr-dvc cent? worth 81
<.'.,shss'.' $500 .<r ~ n.rh family The
,.,.,,har - ,,erscns - ~ ~ aided Il & 900.
~. 1890. N dis,r;hntc6 ~ snvhodr All
- .''.... ....;..,.i 4. ~ Committees e used
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$500 = ss,,., u sIxfv cenf- 4 dav. the
,'resccf rates - sevcnfv ccntc q ton.
nv sxc~.~c out-nuf 4 dav Il three
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