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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-21

Amongst the vouchors u the several
hppropriHtions under the control ~ the
President VI the Board Ol Health We Hnd
the following
.raiHc Commercial Advertiser ana
% hieic Tor Printing and NdNsfh'nEi - 81.
Mrs. naysslien, los two month. rent o.
I James podd. carringc ana omnipn- hire
N for the Sisters VI charity .........,.... - 10
After going carefully over tho remaining
vouchers II TIL. BuIeau We feel cons,faucd
to state that, In our opinion, a more ihtelh-
gent disbursement Of the liberal appropria
tions placed At the disposal ~ the Board
would have resulted IN greater good 10 th"
1 public.
!. no,nD 81 iHMtanATtoS.
! HosolrLr. May ~ 1894.
Hos. uoprREY BnovN. Chairman Finance
Commmittec. ilauaiiau iegi-lalive As
sombly.
stn Having been ordered 10y you to *
anime into the accounts " the Board oi I'm
migration for the past fiscal year, say hpril
ist, 1882. to April lst, 1881, I have to -.
port having done 80. aud place tie follow
Ing before you ~ The result NJ my eNamina
tion:
The appropriation account had placed To-
It. credit the sum Of $500, 300. ~ which has
been expended Si73OjG W. leaving uneN
pended a balanc, ~ slGgi0 9s
The sum Of s50o.Ooo Is at tho dsporinoh
81 TIE Prosideht 1i We bohid "i immlB'u
hon' VINO Is also ~" munster oi vac 'h,,Tl"I 7,
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BOOB. conielning ms appropriation a,.
eonnt was placed pelofe INC WIN pa'haB'
OF vouchers me accounts ana voucher
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to London 10 arfa|e iof continuation oi
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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-21
BOOKS.

Books, BOOKS. BOOKS
SUMNER READING FOR OLD
AND YOUNG.
The following comprises the lis, OF Book,
now in stock at
ThOs. G. Thrum ms Fort
street Store.
and presents an excellent opportunity for per
sons in the city or on the other islands to make
selections for presents. for library reference OF
for summer readings
Abbotts History; 10 vols.
Among the Alps; A. 7. 5.
Amusements. by II. c. Hayden. d. d.
Army Of Virginia, by G. II. Gordon.
Alter Glow; No Name series.
Amongst Machines. BY the author Of The
Young Mechanic.
Art in the Middle Ages, by Paul t.zcroix.
Agriculture (Tropical), BY p. L. Simmons
Among Sailors, by ]. q. Jewell.
Art Suggestions, by Carter.
Adventures Of an American Consul, BY LUG
Mont.
Animal World.
Ant in Ornament and Dress, by chAs. Blanc.
All in Japan, by ]. J. Jarvis.
American Shepherd. by MoHcil.
Architecture for Students, by Horton.
Architecture, by Hussy.
Apple Blossoms. by Elaine and Dora Goodale
Asked Of God, by Anna Shiplon.
An and Artists IN Connecticut. by II. w
French.
American Boys Handy Book. by DC. Beard
Ancient Mariner; folio i'll.
Esop's Fables. by Mary Codolphin.
Airica-- Past and Present, by an Old Residen,
Astronomy, by Burr.
Almost Man, by 5. Anna Frost.
America- illustrated, by J. David Williams.
AT oi Correspondence, by Locke.
AT Of Reading. by Roth
Hand Of Sin. BY Nh. II. Z. Berry
BOOK Of the Chapter. BY hseks,
BY the Tibrf.
Best bedroom. Mn. sanoa's. diSs'sa, au
thoSs
Bodlcy Absoad.
Bodley Af,o,.
blAind. by x ID. Joyce.
bid< We. by May ]. MscCun.
(. baby Rue; No Name s<sie,-
Bitter Sweet, BY ]. G Holland.
Dn3s II "a. by chAs c. Cot6n.
/ ucit and Spur.
hanirsss Familiar QuotsiionA
bnoshr, Lie VI. BY Mrs Clark.
Hohsasisn. The. By cha< Deksy.
| Euhdsy Pse<ent.
nsiie u Aus,saiia. bv W. II. Thoa>s
} bsdtine Ssosie.. b. 1. c. hoalson.
~ IN = . Mia, " chsk.
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General ADVERTISEMENTS.

General advertisements.
H oLL'sTrF q CO.
INvIfE rHF ArrgNTTOS or THE
pUHLrC G COuNTRy nERCHtNys
in particular to their larg, and
varied as,.orm.nt Of
yDBORG'S PERFTUERI.
iv.t r,r,is,d mis- Is acknowledged
to be h, hnest perfume in tn,
world. All Of one quality
! Great variety Of odors dyles
and prices, also
Celiuioid Trusses~,
(an shapes and style
Surgical Instrumsn ts,
Photographers Supplies,
and III. largest and mos complete aoes Of
DRUGS.
CHEMICALS.
PATENT MEDICINES,
ever sep, in this Kingdom, =
lag, invoice Of
WAsHED nEDITERRANE4S spOS0E
direct from urope. free frou,
sand or din Agent: for
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Pharmaceutical Preparations,
4 &c AVER q cos
. Patent Medieius,
II Horssford's Acid Phosphates,
Green's Angus. Flower q German Syrup,
l. Ancoek Porous Plaster Co,
i Murray q Lanmans Florida waite,
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:, Holl'srHR a CO.
v are also Proprie,ors and Manuf.e.
r. facturer, Of the celebrated
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EUC LOF r M.
:, Agent, for Vim s. kin,hali & Cos
Fragrant Vanity Fair,
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- which have rivals The
ed larxes, assortment Of
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to THE KINGDOM.
I've our GINGER Az s. SOD4WA7h
=" has always been recognized as the
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tor being manufactured from
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icl New York
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The attention Of the Secretary OF the For
sign ONCE was called to this amount,
S95 ~. not accounted for. The Secretary
, explained that tho amounts noted as de
posted were in an envelope IN the hands Of
the Registrar OF Public Accounts, ms a
special deposit.
Tho Registrar IL public accounts being
waited upon, said that he had an envelope
containing vouchers and money, which,
Nh ~ al
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-21

r E1ovHD.
THE ENTERPRISE PLANNING MILL.
The Enterprise Planning Min had removed
To At.ssA ST., sHAs Qvsss 81,
c, J, Hssdss, Psessistes.
CONTRACTOR a.A DUILDE1
Pianiag, Shaping, TuraiaG
Band and Scroll Saving.
Door. Sash, blinds. Door
and Window FrAmsA
Brackets. hailassen.
Stain, made 70 osdsr
HOLDINGS AND FINISH.
Al-.ys a. had
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-21

This detailed account from the Foreign
Ofice, corrected, shows:
Avails VI ", N. Gihsons draft No. $685. 4. . 800 90
ai22... q, 200 90
:, $500 $50 IS
overpaid on account draft No, 30s7........ ~ a.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-21

Truth and Trust.
Theatricals. Drawing Room.
Tim Tumbles. by Maleaux.
Training Of the Young, by Jacob Abbott.
Thoughts 81 Marcus Ameiius, by Long.
Thanatopsis and Flood Of Yeats. by Bryant.
Thoughts Of the Holy Gospel, by uphsm.
True Stories u Exodus, BY Underwood.
Twelve Select Sermons. by u. l.. Moody.
Through Normandy. by Macquo.d.
Tempted to unbelirf. BY Burr.
Twice Told Tales. by Hawthorne,
Theatre u Paris, by Matthews.
linkham Bros. Tidemill, b Trowbiidge.
Two Years Abzil the Mast, by syu.ojson.
Toby Tyler. by james OTIS.
Travels 10 South Washington. BY Conway.
Twelve Things That We Know.
Tales from Foreign TonGaes; yols-
TangIe Wood Tales. by Hawthorne
Thofny Path, A. BY sirs,,on
rsars Window; No Name seaes
rheo. and Hugo. BY Mary b wyliy,
Universe. BY Poaehes.
ufes DictiogAy Of All and Manufacturer;
vols: old ed
Views from Nature; Am. Tract Society.
Nldocq, The French Detective. by MAeksnsj
Vagabonds. by fro~bfidge.
Willie and Bisdie, by kosaIle Cray.
WoEkihgman, The. by Thompson.
MoEking and Winnings Am. Tract Society
Will pe1nigh; No Name sefiss.
What Career. by r. T.. Hale.
Woman'> Handwosk. by 4. 4, Hassssoa. =
Wooinss u the Wafer Witch. b J w
Smith.
Wolf Hoy in China, by Dalton.
We and the world. by Mrs living.
What Girls Can DO. BY philiis bso~ne.
Women as Mothers, BY Mckecses.
Where the Old and the Hew vessians DID
War H<iveen knssis and Turkey; = sois.
wondesfsl Life. by s.setisn-
Wrbstes's Dioionay-
Waiting Hoors, by Anna Shipon.
White Mountains. by 5. A. Drake.
Wonderful City a Toxic, BY E.i~srd Gre
Wonhie. a Science. by Ssoogson,
Woshe4 Chas. Lamb; , vols.
VIZ unns Gospsk BY cssRory.
Woades Mold, By I'sbke ana 'nean.
Yosng Dehatss, b. ex-lasnb<s " III hes.
Yass a Ssnaksns, b kAss Sanhosn.
Yosng Chsisainn. b. Ja6ob Akkot.
vusf n tUr, SsssA <, usas
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-21
SUMMER READINo FOR OLD
AND YOUNG.

The following comprises the lis, OF Books
now in stock al
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-03-08
Give us a Tariff on Eggs.

The spirit of the Farm has this to
say about tariff on eggs:
"When our solons are discussing the
tariff question, it would be well for
them to give their attention to eggs.
The official figures are that in the fis-
cal year 1881 the number of eggs i'm
ported was 110,0OO,000; in 1882 il
was 14O,OOO,OO in the past year
150,O00,000, and in the present year
will probably exceed 100000, 900,
with value of $300,0O0,o00, or
about 15c per dozen. Now, if there
is a disposition on the part of our
National Legislators to directly bene-
fit the farmers of this country, and in
a way they cannot possibly affect
other interests, let them put tariff on
eggs, now they are on the free list.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-03-08
A Good Word for Oatmeal.
proper mean.

American Agriculturalist.
The oat crop, which is SO prominent
in our farming, is rarely utilized for
farmers tables, In a somewhat long
acquaintance in the rural districts, we
do not remember to have met with oat-
meal cooked in any form. This diet is
favorite at the breakfast table in our
large cities, in the form Of mush, and,
eaten with sugar and milk, is an apetis.
ing and wholesome article of diet. But
upon the farm the oat crop is very
largely money crop, sold in the near.
est market or at the railway station.
If used upon the farm it goes to the
horse without grinding, or, if ground,
as provender for the pigs. Almost
everywhere we meet with corn pro.
ducts upon the table. Indian bread,
the convenient Johnny cake, hasty
pudding, samp, hominy, corn bread,
and that finest Of all summer dishes,
succotash-the sweet corn mingled
with the savory juices of the bean.
The wheat plant is well represented in
bread and other forms of cooking,
though it has ceased to be product of
many Northern farms. In all the re-
giOn where rye has taken the place Of
wheat, rye bread is staple article OF
diet. Baked beans are as popular as
ever, in the rural districts, and are
likely to hold their own with the COM
ing generations. But oatmeal is ignored
as a food fit for men. Among the peo'
pie who use it, and in the analysis Of
chemist, it stands confessed as the most
nutritious and economical food thai
can be used. The Scotch people are
living examples of what oatmeal will
do to make an athletic race with plen
ty of brain, bone and muscle. The
Scotchman's average daily rations il
two and one-half pounds of oatmea
and a pint of milk. On this he thrivel
and performs the labor of the farm
Analysis shows that oatmeal is very
rich in heterogeneous matter, and CONF
much nearer wheat -four IN nutritiv,
value than is generally supposed. Tn,
following table shows their compare
! L,
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-03-08

who have been in the worst possible
condition, and are now completely we'll
wholly through its use."
The statements above made are
from sources, the authority of which
cannot bequestion. They cOnclusively
prove the value of the preparation
named and show that even hereditary
traits can be removed by the use of the
proper means.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-03-08

GREAT COMBINATION,
THE SOUTHERN STANDARD
DenOtests illustrated
Monthly Magazine
BOTH PUBLICATIONS, ONE YEAR,
-ToR-
$3.50, CIVIC SIXTY
BOTH PUBLICATIONS, ONE YEAR
$3.50, (TWO sixty

DEMOREST's MONTHLY is justly entitled
the Worlds Model Magazine. Tho Largest in
Form, the Largest in Circulation, and the best
TWO Dollar Family Magazine Issued. 1854 will
be the Twentieth year Of its publication It Is
now improved so extensively as TO piacc v in
the front rank of Family Periodicals. and equal
to any magazine. 1t contains 81 pages, large
quarto, * liz inches, elegantly printed on
tinted paper, fully illustrated, each number
having steel engravings oil picture, or art
subjects, published By w. Jennings Demorcst.
New York, and by special agreement combined
with the SOUTHERN STANDaFD ut SO. - per year
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-03-08
Wheat in Australia.

Nashville American.
As a wheat growing country, we
have formidable competitor in Aus
tralia. Her crop, which has been har.
vested, is estimated at 100000 of
bushels, an increase Of $4,000, 900
bushels over previous years.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-03-08

a woman in Georgia wants d.
vorce because her husband refused to
let her know the combination of his
safe. For the sake OF keeping peace
in the family lnan should let his wife
know the combination ct his safe
and keep all his mony in bank.-Ex-
change. 3
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-03-08

7 'INIO NNII % Nv NVuUU tIIuI UdIIIINdIj
cooked in its various forms, might be
added to the list Of our dishes in the
farming districts with great advantage.
1t is one of the best sustainers OF
muscle in the list Of human foods.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-03-08

A young man is made better by a
sisters love and fever and ague are
cured by Wilder's Chill Tonic-also
malaria and periodical disorders. 5
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-03-08
WOMANS PHYSICIAN
LADIES' PRIVATE COMPANION,
HOMIE TREATMENT.
Common Sense Medical Instructor for Ladies Only

Containing full information in reference all questions relating womanhood the
on nnlens wives and mothers is popular work commencing
understanding and shove all
reliable s
which fills occupied by
higher
whom
by the in
unhestangly confidently
health and The the lsuess
lin
by
| the ROCHESTER PUBLISHING
Nos. and3 N. u.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-03-08

Send your address and 3 cent stamp
to A. V. Paine, Louisville. KY, for
set of beautiful picture cards. 5
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-04
Press Pleasantries.

The first play known was called The
Den Of Lions. Daniel was east in it.
The quickest way to bring rain is to
buy q new silk hat and leave home with
cut an umbrella.
We are afraid that both Barnums and
Forepaugh's elephants will turn out to
be poor white trash"
toggery. The most conspicuous article
the wears Is cotton belt"
kiss Me as l Fall Asleep" is the title
Of new song. II might work all right
with some men, but il would wake us
right up.
Rhubarb pie, remarks the Louisville
Courier Journal, an authority On pie,
has 10 bake from twenty-five to thirty
five minutes.
The old-fashioned rag carpet has the
floor. LoweH Citizen What's the mat
teri Been playing in bad luck,-Phaa-
deiephia Cal.
Clinton, Ia, has new city marshal
who means business. lie says he will
stop the boys playing marbl, on Sunday
OF die in the attempt.
(which Of you gentlemen can wear
this slipper" Is the inquiry Of the Dem
ocratic party In search Of the true polit
ical Cinderella. And 10! they all have
feet which are too big.
The picnic season is upon us and the
greatest ambition Of the average young
inan Ia to have some one invent pair of
pants the color Of custard pie.
A card announces an old educator rs
"a veteran teacher" Young men who
are trainining 10 become veterans of the
Mexican war should give hima call.
Some ono Is trying to prove that the
Garden of Eden was at the North Pole.
Then II was the polar bear that gave Eve
the apple. We never did believe the
snake story implicitly.
The average married woman is as cow
ardly as an Indian. She waits patiently
for hubby to staggcr in half-shot at the
small hours OF the morning and then fires
away at him under cover.
The scientists whoare urging the send
ing OF expeditions tp the Arctic and
Antarctic zones are like candidates on
election day. They want to find out the
state of things at the poles.
We are not aware that a stage car
pcntcr has ever boon knighted or
rewarded IN any way to royalty, and yet
without that fuIctionary many play
which has made fortune to the man.
ager and Handsomely rewarded the lead
Ing actor would fall as fiat as pancake
on Bhrove Tuesday.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-04
Items OF interest.

Water works are to be established In
Prescott, A. 4.
The Colorado river is to be stocked
with 200, 000 shad and salmon.
River pirates are operating at Contra
Costa. Last week fifty SALMON were
stolen from iisherman's boats.
There was terrible powder explosion
at Havana on the 29th. Several dead
bodies have already been recovered.
The merchants at Yreka have received
new goods from the east over the tha
Northern Pacific and Oregon Railroads.
Andrew Wilson killed man named
Owens near Victoria, b. c., on the 29th
by striking him over the head with an
oar.
There was serious afIray near Nice
Monday last, b.tween Frenchmen aud
Italians Many were wounded and ten
were killed.
John aud Leander Blets, two boys,
aged ~ and IA, killed two California
lions ut the foot Of Hog Mountain, Taol-
umne county. last week.
The body of WIN. O'Farrell, who died
at San Francisco on Saturday, has been
recovered from o medical college 10
which 1t had been taken.
A construction train OF the Central
Railway was wrecked on the 29th at
0tlera, Mexico. Two American EN-.
ployes were killed and ten wounded.
Quite q heavy fire occurred on the
29th in the little railroad town OF Glen
dale, In Southern Oregon. A saloon,
two hotels aud several small buildings
were destroyed.
Remington. Ind., was swept by fire
ON the 10Th. several blocks Of business
houses were burned, including the Post
office. The loss ia estimated at SO, 600;
insurance unknown.
A stationery dealer in Sacramento has
been arrested for selling obsceue pict.
ures, In the nature Of photographs Of
variety actresses in tights 1t will be
test case Of a city ordinance.
Francisco Villcga, q Mexican, living
at Las Vegas, N. NJ. has been arrested,
charged by three Of his daughters and
his wife with forcing criminal inter.
course with his three daughters.
Diana A. Ross, wife Of Rev. j. A.
Ross, Of Santa Clara, has been ordered
70 be committed to the Stockton Insane
Asylum. She is an old lady OF 81 years,
and is afflicted with suicidal mania.
The White Horse ferry at ST. Albert's
crossing OF tho Nicolet river bottom,
Csnadn, broke through on the 29th, aud
Lonis Denleros, his wife and daughter,
Joseph Gauther and his child. and two
other children were drowned.
The Pacific Thomson Huston Electric
Light and Power Company have filed
articles OF Incorporation with the Sccre-
tary OF State. The capital is Sl00. 600,
aud the company will operate in all the
Pacific coast States and Territories.
At noon on the Goth Frank Bsumgaf-
ten. who has been working for about
five years at the Milwaukee Brewery at
Mission San Jose, accidentally fell into
q vat OF boiling water. and although in
stanily rescued. expired in few minutes.
Mine jumpers ars actively at work IN
the Cenr d'Alcne mines An old man
named Murry was recently raided by
Jumpers, who took possession Of his
grub and cabin, on the ground that he
was an alien, but MIrry securei shot
gun and recovered his property, which,
1T last accounts he was holding under
cover Of gun.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-04
HALE & co.
HALE & co.
j. NJ.
HALE & co.,
Z and 8 Spring st.

For the past two weeks we have been
basy arranging our store. making room
for The new goods which are arriving
daily. We are now prepared to show
the most complete stock OF general dry
goods to be found in Southern California.
Our Dress Goods Department has been
remarkably increased. The latest East.
ern arrivals consist Of complete lines in
all the new fabrics in plain and fancy,
bright and sombre colers, and great
many OF the newest combination suit
ings, which were carefully selected by
our Eastern buyer. The display of these
goods is beautiful and attractive and is
sure to he admired.
The enormous sales which are ma 10 in
our Silk Department ia sufficient proof
that our prices are honest and quality
the best. A new line of the well known
and popular Gninet Silks has Just been
received and are marked at figures which
will insure speedy sale.
Our Black Dress Goods stock Is larger
than ever. and now contains variety Of
the newest fabrics which the Eastern
market affords. Ladies' desiring Black
Dress goods shoull call and examine
our stock and get prices.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-04
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

odice and Rssidencc-No. 10 Fort street, 10
Angeles, CAL otiicc hours, 10 10 u A. ~, . to
p n. 10 ? In the evening. aep I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-04

OFFICE AT RESIDENCE, Is4 MAIN STREET.
once Hours-a to II A. NJ. 10 and 10 9
P.s.
Resi,icncs-EAst side Of Main street, below
First. mlb-tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-04
OSCAR G. BALDY,
VETERINARY SURGEON.

ALL CHRONIC DISEASES SPECIALITY
Residence, no South Spring street.
References: nr. X. D. Wise. Los Angeles. J.
W.. Adams, Downey City. surgical operations
performed successfully on all domestic animals
Also. buying and selling horscs. srs-tm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-04

Angeles expended for the 1882 the s.
buildings and the 1884 will witness rapid
buy than the
offer you beyond question the 6"e located in the city and will rapidly
LAST
this locality Street BY the tract and another line to be built within
We confidently beyond
this chance for investment and to the Tourist Capitalist Banker
Be
Of They will needed
the public and buyers advantage
delivery which
To
at deferred
purchase price, $40 deposit will be sold
'front.'
by present
We prepared to show these lots before time
sae unleandDgy We shall
posiiv and reser through auctioneer,
mv.a MOVES & field,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-04
WEEKLY HERALD.
PusLpsn., EvkRy SATURDAY MORNING
MAY

lHy HENRY W. L0SaFgLLow.
The sun is bright the air is clear,
The darting swallows soar aHd sing,
And from the stately ehns hear
The biue-bird prophesying Spring.
SO blue yon winding river flows,
u seems an outlet from the sky,
Where, waiting till the west Wind blows,
Thu trsighted clouds at anchor lie.
All things are new the buds. the leaves,
That giid the elnl-tree's noddibg crest,
And even the nest beneath the caves
There are no birds In last years nest !
All things rejoice In youth and love,
The fulness Of their first del ght
And learn from the soft beaven- above
The melting tendein ness OF night.
Maiden. that read'st this simple rhyme,
Enjoy thy youth, 1t will not stay:
Enjoy the fragrance of thy PRIME,
For, oh, II Is not always May.
Enjoy the spring Of love and youth,
To some good angel leave the rest:
For Fine will teach thee soon the truth,
There are no binds In last years nest
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-04
DIR. WING PAWN,

CHINESE PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
ei5 Temple ST.. adjoining Ewong Hire's
Shore apris I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-04
Another Great Attraction at Auction !!
HAMILTON & DJNsM DOR will again offer you Real Estate
atyour own price,
MONDAY, MAY 18th, AT O'CLOCK P. NJ,

Thirty Suburban Buing Lots Block Of Plate subdivision the
Mesck situated between Charity and Figuoa
Immediately north of the Iongsreet Property
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-04
HOPELESS CASES.
M. Hilton Williams. IND. MCPsO

M H1zVVH WIIlIdIusI N D, M y + D U
Formerly Of Detroit. Mich.)
Diseases OF the Head, Throat and Chest, includ-
ing the Eye. Ear and Heart. speciality.
oFfiCE:-275 North Main street. Office hours
from 10 A. N. to p. N. Sundays, from 4 to Z,
Pm. Residence, Is South Charity street. febsgft
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-04
J. Harmon, N. D.,
County Physician.
Mrs. Alice Higgins, M. D.

MASCAREL BUILDING, upstairs. Residence
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
otiice hours from 10 to ~ A. ~; from 10 lP. n