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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-04-09
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No pain which man hns to endure equals thne O.
gYavc 81 would rather die" excaims the patient,
''thsn havssuoh attacks very often" Gravel formi
In the system bcoauso o h Impurities Of the blood and
prevails among ali classes II caused the death Of Ma
poeon iii. MT. E. Dewitt Parsons. Of al Plymouth
Ave, H0ehester N.Y., recently had remarkable expe
rcuco with II. lie Is n wollknit. nnolooklns hearty
appearing gentleman OBe DAY he was prostrated with
pain from the small Of his back 10 the abdomen. Fou
some time previous his appetite had been nohle his
bowels inactive and he had felt above his hips
After voidng water no had pain and Snawins
sensation "For some time my disorder mystiE Cd me-
he said, "but one day read Of case very lGe my
own in n paper. wrote the person whoss name ep-
pcArod and he confirmed Il fully From that little IN
oident discovered had stone In the bladder and
gravel the kidneys. l was Erently alarmed then.
but the disease has lost its n for am
fully reooverod-cured by DIR. DAVID kENNB'
DY,S FAvORITE REMEDY, tof Rondout.
NJ Y. which most cordially commend TO all persons
suffering from kidney disorders pain In back stone OF
gravel My wife also regards Il AS especially excellent
for women. Undsr tho effects OF this medicine mani
cases Of stons and gravel have been perfectly cured
and the tendency 10 ts re formation prevented. Dr.
Kennedy has performed many surgical operations for
tho removal Of stone by the knife when sire prevented
removal through tho uatural ohannels and he has
never lost easel and the Is due TO his using
FAVORITE REMEDY In the after treatment.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-04-09
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-04-09

A GRAPEVINE in Santa barbara, Cal, pro-
dueed three tons Of grapes last year,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-04-09

You would use st. Patrick's Salve if you
knew the good it would do you.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-04-09
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-04-09

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

The fonrih trial Of Aiekander Hay
charged With rape, came up Yesterday in the
Superior Court before judge smith Hays
attorney had physician early IN the morn.
ing to Inquire into bis health which was ru
iaored 20 be pOor The doctor returned aud
certified that Hay was unable TO attend
Court, as he was suffering from fever and
had heen sick IN HE bed Tor SOME ten days
Hparing az this District Attorney White
sent ont DR.. Goehrine and Or. HtuuGn. who
thoroughly examined the patient They
found his pulse az 100 beats per minute,
which was fityionr beats above the normal
standard. His temperature vas % degrees
uf only one degree above The normal heat
Had The temperature been w. excessively
high a. the nulse lac might have been IN
enough 30 NOT come iuto Court As it was, a
henea warrant was ordered 20 issue Tor his
arrest. and he was ordered to be brought into
Court TO answer for contempt The jurors
Nore ordered 10 appear al 10 A. a. to- day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

The following passengers left ter the north
on sunday. per sleamef Santa Rosa
For san franeisco-J Vanmetre. W II
Nichols, n ietden and wife, Miss Gep-
hcrd. Mrs gonig, Miss N stoyet, n Clark,
wife and child, q Reimers } Malta, W S
Rozets. A Reed, " Il Walters. John Gala
hsn. Charles Turner, = + Ropieker, . W
Morris and wife, = A Willings, Mss
MieRet, Potter, q J 3hearmsn, y NJ Man
try and wife Miss Aandie Chase, I NJ Col
vin and wife and seven IN the steerage
For Port Hartford Miss v Ryers0n, Miss {
Ryerson, Ed Roth, X Laughiiu, John Red
mOnd,
For Santa Barhara--E Danf0fth. y Fogar-
Is, 7. smith, q l. smith, Miss l. Calkine, u
y Hunt aud wife, a 3 Reed and wife, Miss
X L Stoddard. Mrs y stoddard, Miss N Fell
NJ Lynes, Mre Russell, goveruess and
grand-danghter u Riley, J A bunting
Ron = Loud, Il Garrillo.
The following passengers LEFT for northern
eoeet ports yesterday per steamer Las IN
feles
For San Francisco--T Carter g L raltou
For Santa Cfu6--D u Moore, n pettingil
T y Barton, W c Fife.
For Port Hartford &C y Dorris
Fer Santa Bafhara-Ghafles benoir aud
wife. Ira W Packard, wife and child, Mfs
Jackson and two children, z fhayer
For San buenaventura--A snudgrass.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16
4 FIREMAN's LUCK.
Engineer Crockest Draws $4,000
IN the gnsESsfuna I0tterv.

II don't believe Il, was the reply Of En-
pinaer Frank Crockett OF steamer IL Of the
Fire Department Of this city. when be WIS
aroused from his aleep the other night By a
brother fireman who breathlessly informed
him that he had won 81, 600 NJ Che Louisiana
lust what's more, won't believe It until
1 have had positive proof
"snpnosing should advance you fiOo on
the strength Of youg chances. Would YOU
believe e then3e asked his comrade.
Yes, might
500 and handed II TO Crockett, who for the
first time began to realize his great good
luck. Then, in the language Of friend, he
got up, dressed himself and tried to stand
on hfs head 10 the corner.
Crockett never had $500 At one tilne be-
fore this lucky strike said another nreaian
60 tie reporter. ITO be sure be gets $40 A
hand NJ saving. The ticket that won the
money was No Sc. $50, aud Il captured one
aith or The ifsi capital prize Of SIS co.,
HAS Crockett received his money YETI"
Yes, but siftnro 10 say, be still sficks to
his iah. We All thought Il would parslyge
him when he heard the new but q didn't,
VI isn't man who drinks or CANDLES %
any great extent He is about s. 81 age and
married. } heard that he Intends 70 20 back
% New Jersey where he came from, aud
buy farm and settle down"
Crockett Was interviewed, but no amount
ni qnustlonino could make him say anything
further than that he "dldnt care For notori-
ety." and that he didn't want anythinK
published slout the matter"
No. seao was the FIRST ticket Crockett ever
bought IN any lottery, aud his fortunate
experience adds another scrap to the history
Of lucky l0ttery players in this city --iaaiI
Francisco tCdl Chronicle. Nov. 2f
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16


Since the people VI the State Of. California
have decided IN favor II lie publication u
the school books tor the children In the pub
lie schools b. lhe State. il Il a mstlef Of I'm
pOftfaee to fet the proper matter complied
o. written for those books The people now
have an opportunity to shake N the old non.
sense and eireumlocution aud get text books
tree from the stupidity ihet nov dlsgraces
she eanse Of .aa1suan IN California. The
tort books afihe public schools Of Celiior
MA are feeble IA plan and still more feeble
IN execution They make up IN number
Nlat Il lacked 30 knowledge, and are The
laughing stock u ecientlne iaeu. They IRE
only ~ ior belak made into blank paper
The cause q einaatioH IL being seriously re-
tarded BY the multiplicity Of tex. books,
which are wrfse ihsn useless and 9 serious
bill 81 expense to the people.
on this question the sacramento Record.
Haigs VERY pnftincntly says There should
bs very ilbefai premiums for the suhnisslun
alter yniticient fimp. 81 the manuscript ~
works n ba adopted We ustsi address The
very best t8leut and make Il worth the while
o. the most approved ms1heina tieians' gaog
rapherl, turary scholars and cducai0t3 ~
enler lntj competition Tor our prizes by
paying coed price we will get good arti
rlt. and thare Is no reason why California
eaiinGt procure the best talent - prepare
text b3uks for her She has the world ~
sbaolarahip aud Intelligence before her.
The literature " all the earth II nj her com
mhnd aha can buy what she wants IL aha
viii pay 4 good price There must be a ilb
erri appropriation also for designing, en-
rrevlna aud map .maklup Hut there are
lev fields u either intellectual or manual
labor broader or iuiier OF those who arg
more ready 10 serve u.s. Bnt II Z shah cost
tho atate si5l0n1 tho coming yeaf, that will
Int by little exceed the net profits aunuai
~ harvested hY eastern publishers fl Cali
fofnia from She pockets 81 the people IN
ta0 years time We viii therefore, not only
have paid the cost lon that basis hut have
cut on from our political contests, driven
out from cur school boards aud bsnished
from the Slate the eoriapilne Influences
that have so largely dominated school inter
efte in this eommunW ealth
Bne-hRlf the uHnihtf Of 0naks HI the enrri
eulum 81 our public schools should be abol
ished AZ once fheg obscure knowledge
FL tead 0f a8nveyingit and are an enormous
bin ~ axnansc to the people. A lev boeks
written by master educHtgrs aud dchoiare
arc all that are needed The present series
consists q compilations By veal minded
parsons who seem q have no Othei heans
81 support They have dehauchad science
b. msudNu twaiile about science. with
which they have only speaking hcqualnt
ance, and should be felegatcd 10 ratsing
potatoes. editing wool, ~ herding sheep
Now Is the time 10 10y the axe 70 the foot u
the tree and the more quickly Il i done the
hatt8r
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

The following paeseugers arrived yestsr-
iay via the Southern route;
Or WiretenleY, Toronto, Can Mrs Wins.
tanley do; = Ningftuley do; 7 Nj Minstan-
ley, do; Alex Norris dos Miss Eva Morris,
do; D ] s Eglemau, Philadelphia Pa. Mr.
krlemen, do; Miss N p EgiemaH, do. Mrs
Aagon, do. & White, Do Pi1mbidge
fucs0n, A I Wright and wife Sacramento.
Mrs. '. Brock, Niueinnstt, Miss Msry Brook,
do, Miss Anne Brock dn; Miss Daisy hrDck,
do; N Brock do Paul Brock, de- Mrs
Hedges i.adi0w, keulackY Melvin Leslie.
san fAuciseoi 4 Nahesiab, S. Louis NJ
Passengers Ny tho Northern Route via
MERGED W ! RoseburE + spence and SON,
W Vale, Miss Vale, s Franklin, Il e
nuNu, Los ngeles G Coll, Keith e A
Herch, Capt J 4 Yoaagberg aud SON San
Francisco " ] Richards. saorament0s r6
Smith, Newport & Nene and daughter Port
iAnd A u Sheppard and chid. III Paso; X
Hays sud vile, Eureka
Passengers By steamer AncOn due to-
morrow. banis Allen. G1y Alton, Mrs Allen
and Two dsughiefS Jas Ross, A Blk, y
short II Law, Mrs Gardner, Mr. Simms,
W I Liudiey W brumtaoston aud wife, n
oowuery, Miss l. Rose, Edwnrds, r Dunn
Col Won schmidt Col Mendell, hr0oksistof
and two children. Sau Diego Mss c }
Steele. Rev z G Hamnton, Miss q y Jewett
Mrs. 9 Castro, fhsua, Miss o Ybarra, Mrs
] Richie c Quinn, q W Birdseil. Mrs
Wise.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

Professor James warren, o. the electric
light STALLION. Is the Inventor Of new pro-
cess Of reducing ores, which Il dome By the
aid electricity ens day whnecxaminings
piece q gold bearing quartz he accidentally
iet It lall into one Of tho dgnamos, which
fas tn moaon st the time. On looking for
the piece Of quartz thc ueNt day ho found Is
in the dynsmu, and 90 HIS surprise Tho sold
IN she qusr,E had tscn melted sind bad fun
"a one aito 81 che racA forming a beautiful
button. Professor Nbfren imm ediatcly in
stiIated a series q experiments, aud has
succeeded IN evolving a process by which
sod. silver and copper eau be Instantly
sHlciiel from concentrations by q powerful
electric shock Witch aimost Equals IN its
Intensity stoke 81 ighming. The expert
naeuis So iaf have iaDea GA lead snd aafi-
mony ares. hat be hopes 90 be suecessiul
Also With them Several capitalists have
offered 70 put Professor Narrons process
into practical operation bus be wishes to
hold e buck ull ihe patent b hiNy per-
ieotel Professor Warren y also sc WORK un
the model ni new Kind OF dynsmo which
promises 20 rtyOhfioui2e the electric Woftd.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

The great 0ooth sale IN aotve progress,
Peoples Store
Oar 2o- horih 80 basement sslesFoom
lepple 5flre,
our Sc 10Th delight The children, hascr
mcnt salesioom, Ppopie'H store
The rush after our toys haf kept our co
sales people busy, Peoples Store.
Nel0cipedes wagons, hnrpeA etc, base
ment salesze0m, Peoples store
Plush albums 1850, and upward, basement
salosr0om Peoples Store.
Gents velvet embroidered slippers 81 80,
shoe depa -imeut Peoples store.
Geut's sagstor leather slippers, shoe de-
pagimant Peoples Store
Glass ware. maiolies ware sud china ware,
Pedples Stofe
Finest curacoa aid button ladies' shoes
81 20. Peoples Store
French I'D Shoes s2.75 Peoples Store.
FINEST made ladies felt hats si.o0, Peoples
Store
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16
pnsseruera south ana East.

MRRcKp. Dec Following Is a list OF the
souih.hound passengers passing here this
evening
" Bodash, Monterey. L " iIipn, Santa
Cruz y iiipn, DO; A Hipn, dol } Y saffty.
Saint Louis. + Lyman, Washington, g.
Miss Snyder. San Francisco; y w slenert.
CLARK. Pawtucket, Il T Mrs Kahn, san
Francisco. Mrs J Jackson. do, A u Jackson,
Do. A Hamburger, de- q n Bennef, doi J. y
Lewis DO: u x Allen, do. & uennOchlo, do
4 " Ball, do. a p iIotchkiss,- sah Diego y
Angeles; Miss Lucy Nc Dougall, do Mrs W J
nrntrick, nurse and two children, do; T
phelan, do; W o SVEN. dc. Mrs Drury, do
Miss Phillip Edwards do; @ liheps0n ami
vile. Iowa. Miss Hans, erase valley Mary
Meila, Ceiton q Aston peumonlai J
HARLEM and wife, Oakland.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

Louis LaFenthal was tried In the Superior
Court yesterday before Judge Smith on a
charge Of assault With intent 70 commit
murder. The facts proved were that Iqven-
thai had qsiarreied with Antonio 1apie on
the evening OF November 10Th last. On the
evening Of November zist he got pistol
and, calling rapia from the porch Of SAINT
crn2s store. on Upper Mir streei. attemrl.
ca % shoot aim. lap.a knocked "a genihnl's
arm up aud saved his iio. The bullet made
: losh wound in Tapia's abdomen. Lasen-
thsl then hid, bat was captured 10 few
minutes. The jury we're on four hpura aud
returned NJ halfpast II O'Clock this morning
With verdict OF guilty IS charged. ne
viii be sentenced Today. Laventhal has
already served one term IN the states
prison
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

The architect fney be nothing Of an actor
or spester. but be often draws large houses
u Is said thai a dainty Young Bosianian
d-gei."
The brhYesi Indian on the plain Is said 60
be Houng-Man sotA fraid II His Mother in
law.
A Philadelphia clergyman says that the
horse-race j. Tan open door 60 hell" Il T.
inferred tani he reverend gentleman bet on
the WRONG horse
little glH asked her brother what was
capital punishment. and he said ha thought
Il wsE being locEed up IN The cupboard With
the sam aud olheT nioa things
a child who bad once seen q gsab beg IN
HhuEch. alter the contribution box had
passed one Sunday, whispered o. her
neither How much did you setl grabbed
hQuartorH
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

That Is deiiy bringing Joy 70 the homes o.
thous nds BY saving their dear ones from
au early grave. Truly p Or Kings New
asthma bronchitis, hfg Fever, Loas 81 voice
Tickling II ms afnet. Pein So IRE Side add
ches. 10 any disease % the Throat sud
Lungs. positive cure. Guaranteed. Isla
R0.tle Ire al e. y He4nsenaan'f Drug stert.
large FIaC 81 -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

Stop and examine the White Sewing Ma
shine before purchasing any other The
schultz Il sell threading The needle e self
settling. lt runs almost nuiseicssly, and the
large space under the arm makes II superior
IL every respect 10 any other machine In the
market, Several other leading machines
constantly on hand. Machines sold ON the
installm ent plan. Liberal allowance In OK
change for old machines Reasonable time
is allowed for trial before the first payment
Is required. You can save from tent TWEEN
ty dollars ranvassers commission by buying
your machines az the Sewing Machine
Headquarters, Spring street, Nadeau Block
Los Angeles, Cal iohn Burns General
Agent sep7ti
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16
Of Insolvency, Stay
of Proceedings and Order Of Pub
LEGATION Of Notice to Creditors.
Ia the superior Court, Of tho Comfy Of Los
Angeles, State Of caiifonis.
In the matter u v. I. MeGinnis, an in.olvsn,
doht0r

r. n McGinnis having fled in this Cnur,
his petition, schedules aud Inventory Ia In
a0iVency. By which Il ap tenrs that ne "a an
Insolvent debtor The aaid y r. Mediums ia
hereby declared % 10 lnsolvcnt, The sherry
OF the said county 81 Los Angeles IL hereby
directed % take possession Of AL the csteld
real and personal ,oi the said q i. McGinul,
law exempt FROM execution, and u All his
deeds, vouchers, books Of account and pa
pers aud to keep the sene safely until fhe
appointment Of an assignee Of his eatate An
persnus are forbidden 10 pay ANY debts
to the said lnsolyent Or to deliver any
properly belonging 70 him, or 20 any persou,
hfIa. O. corporation, q aasoeiafion f9r his
transfer or deliver any property, until the
further order Of thia Court, except ~ herein
ordered.
itis further ordered, that eli the creditor,
Of said debtor be- and appear before tho Hon
". a. Cheney, ledge Of the Superior Court
OF the said county n los Angeles, Ia open
court Il the Court Room Of said Court Ia
Lhe said county 20 70. angeles, On me IN
day 81 January, 1886, ~ 20 O'Clock a, n. Of
that dag. 70 prove fheir debtaand choose on d
~ mora nsaignees Of the estate 81 said
debtor
ii h further ordered, lhat The order be
order be pnbhshcd m the DAitf ktaALb ~
Los Aueelf4, a newspaper Of general eirrut
Iation Published IA The said county ~ Los
Angeles, a. often ~ the tnlu paper n pib
lished before the said DAY set forthemcesipg
And L y further ordered. that. n The
nsesn lime, al proceedings aEainsi the said
lue0lgeat - stayed.
DaleA nsee3n bfsr 5th. 1884
HENRY \. SAITH.
decleM Jadee y ~ 7upatim couri.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16
The People are Viewing.
10 with the crowd to Brand h Bassctt's


There are fartythree lots on Main aud lns
Angeles streets in tie Childs tract worth
from &i0eo 10 t1ieo per lot. There are 10 lots
on Eleventh, Twelfth and cross streets worth
f7do 20 $40 per lot and there are thirty-aeveu
lots on the southeast worth. every one Of
most approved homestead plan Al 5000 aver
age per lot Memcmbes. too that the terms
are 81 per month-two years payments with
out Interest.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

A Republican ealoas was htii al the
Emghzs of pythias Hall 81 four o'c'ocr Yes
terday afternoon Which, rumuT says, broke
up iu ross without auy decisive nctian.
Although their ips are see ied 6 is whispered
sHOuua that Ia. HcGersy 81 the ROYAL
Ihira ward q the man Knowing nuessey
lhat unioss something ha done there a
serious dagger Il live democrat getting
sway with that pdsiah $50 fhal as may.
we WIN probably knJH who IA Chief aud
who supunutenls cur streets Tor another
Ea.l alnrc ~ aan anls down.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

Where De- Col. Markham, our G0agre smau-
eiecf7 lie talked A.ndly TO he people when
here shout tae Improvement az Newport
Harbof and promised to come md O. AZ
t. lie e going cast De O. Tea dHas 90 gon-
snlt with lIugrCssmen ou che ~ hiect, We
want him 10 come doWpauc lack &c our bar
aur before ua goes. o a. luW q The beet
snap tor examination n tAeG WAS and eek
madc the Q0fl for yassehs Come down
Colonel aud look at ], before GOV go.- Santa
Ana stan aHI
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

$500 fof lot ia the childs' tract aud two
years 10 pay ll IN and no interest. aud ia the
very center " The finest improvements IA
Isos Angelic q Remarkably low figure, aud
% this may be aserlbed the rapid sHle d this
charming property. Lots In Enst Los An
geltq are held at more money. Lots On the
Nh top eiiOinina ihe Cemetery are sold for
fi0Vv each ,nuc SO erea out as farae Wahhlaq-
ton WARDEN iqta o. The came NE arc settling
for 0vcI 800.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

The SANTA Ana Valley Immigration Asso-
citation met on Thursday and perfected lis
organization hy elecilns MI. D. Hewes Presi.
dcut, W u. Sturgeon aud Dr. Lotspeich
Wee Presidents c. Il. French Treasurer Dr.
flassier aud Geo Mdsbaagh Corresponding
sccrpAries Measts, Dr. Crane, G. W.
Humphreys and O. L. Freeman were ap
pointed as permanent committee on chances.
Soliciting committee 70 collect funds was
appointed and committee on bylaws
selected -IStanderd.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

Purchasers - goods ~ the amounl ~ Gns
dollar aud lprafds viii 81 ltuRnied With 4
haa1t oiaa pure iIaen hal1sIilchaf h1Hdi
tefdhief fdB a. adt rag fef TIE handkef.
cilief rs rHf goods are III inafEtd "a plain
figures On price Uniform leN prices aaf.
messed D none CITY u Paris.
specisi importation and sale fhis week 81
the uaaquaied rapitifr black filk-waf.
rHntet not 70 eni nor greaee Crest fedue
tlan 10 prices Pure SD. every dire from
81 % % = per y1ri. City ofrarls
Taplsslsr ailks the finest and chearess-
City ~ Paris
Great reduction this week IN Tariasiel
Black silk s-the bert In tue world. A most
lrcaptahle, beautiful ard useful chtisifnas
present city q Paris
Why purchase pure linen henstliche1
hand kefrhlels WHOM She city " Paris pre-
cent. ono b nteIY nl-lnm.rL NhyL
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

IL East Los Angeles, a, end OF street car
truck, boys brown overeoat, withsblaek
cnsis and collar The finder win be libefaliy
rewarded by leaving it at residence 81 u NJ.
Johnston, end Of car track. Dcwney avenue,
East los Angeles, Oh &C this oliee dei6 20
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

Get your plumbing and gas fitting done nj
S. II. ferry's 30 South Main street.
The rsunseta Range Is the hest aud cheap.
est RAJ ge in the California market E n.
Perry, 20 South Main street, Is the sole agent
ia Los Angeles. Cali and see It.
Tho ION Time" stoves and ranges at s. NJ.
Perrys, 50 South Main street, can't be beat
for the price.
A filll line Of parlof and Office stoves ut J.
NJ. perry's, 20 South Main street. nov2l I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16
nisunthna rrn,nlrrs.

EsrlY sunday morning .we printers IL.
atigea iH sac lurur5 q a A9uy team aud
started tos Resadenn. In Enal los AEeeics
shes misiyoE thoIr d ireenona eud wandered
frotn the Arroyo seoo through E4elc Rock
valley. the i .rIuEl sud Ia tahHda. end
just rs the shades 81 night were climbing up
Jbe SLOPES 81 She aiprf aatfa they emefsed
from tie bansA o. tnc Upper ArIuFn seuo in
l.IuC 81 See she rajreniing .nnlleht and I'D
Fanclhg shsdaws on Che lOVeiiea village "a
Ehf mesa Land Iuc nest time they Nlll
eou4ult a guide book o. ihe county map.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

Mr.. 81. p Allison, Hutchinson. Kan saved
IFS NE by 4 simple Trial Bottle Oi ~. King
New Discovery for Consumption, which
caused him 70 procure a large bottle that
completely cured him, WHEN doctors. ehnlgt
u eilnste aud everything cise had failed
Asthma, Bfonchitfs, Honrseneas, severe
Coughs, and ell Throat aud Lung diseases
]. + guaranteed 10 cure. Trial Bottles free
al .. r. Heinzeman's Drug Store lafgt
size si.0a
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

on last sunday night Herr Otto Maohi ap-
posred r. Ternvereiu Hall 90 the comedy Of
eWild Cats hr &aehl ls an actor 1fIueFi.
and vas particularly happT ia Sis rendition
Of thh above play Mrs Norma stuhr, NJ.
Naehi's dtuFhtd- appeared IN TIE play ana
received much eppiante by her very fue NJ
rers0ratious. Alter fhe perform nee a So.
cial dance VS. laaulged So and very ems
jdyaple evening spent
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

Magnolia pi, isr Ueiioua Rank, Knighss
o. Pyfbias. VIII meet io5 aril ienigni To-
castle Hall. rAeie drills are being well NJ.
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