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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-19
AFTER FOURTEEN WEEKS,

J. J. WARNER has returned and can be found,
At his former ROOM IS, TEMPLE BLOCK,
where he will be pleased to perform the dutiesi
o. NOTARY PUBLIC and c0NvEyANCER for !
his old friends and all ones A. well rs for the
public In general. aug2su
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-19
ALSO STREET MARKET
A. A. uLRICH, PrOp'r,

IN Also Street, opposite the Cracker Factory
Dealer in all kinds Of
Fresh and Sailed Meats and sausaQes. Goods
delivered to all parts Of the city free my4u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-19
j, w. FULLER.
Practical Matchmaker & Jeweler

sls North Main St., opposite the PIoo HOUSE.
Special attention given 10 line and difii>slt
attention. Satisfaction always given and charges
reasonable. IyI6d
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-19
Confidence Engine company,

l1,a RssULAk meetings OF this Cbavs !
@tN4Gtany on the first WEDNESDAY, svsS Z.
s6s'of each month. a. 7:soociocks
Nv order N. COHEN. secrsS
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-01-29

for the safety Of our ''smooih-running little
narrow guage railway"
Tho road has done remarkably well in
the way Of making money, and lie gross
earnings for the year show tho handsome
aggregate Of $l77,221.39. It's operating
expenses for the same time have been
1922, 2G6. 9b, which amount, when deducted
from tho gross earnings given above,
shows that the profits Of tho road for the
year 1883 have been 1894.
Those figures arc Of most satisfactory
character, especially when it Is considered
that far loss than an average crop Of cotton
has been made, which necessarily curtails
business, not only in tho way Of shipments
Of tho staple, but also Of return freights
that would 90 over the road from the pre-.
ceods Of the sales OF the cotton.
IA we have said tho several reports arc
very gratifying indeed, and show that nm
dor favorable circumstances the N, j. q g.
can be made one Of tho best paying roads
in the South for q short limo. The stock.
holders Of tho enterprise also evidently
/ take this view Of tho matter inasmuch A.
they passed resolution highly commenda
tory Of tho showing made, and the orcdi
table manner in which Tho president ant
directory have managed the affairs OF thu
company during tho past yenr.
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Dlphtheria-A Certain Cure.

The following is said to he an aImost
certain cure for that terrible scourg'
"diptheria." At this season of the yeal
IL prevails TO an alarming extent. II II
should save some dear child, or even one
Of larger growth and more mature years
/ shall be more than compensated for
thu httlcirouble to which have been
subjected in preparing it for the columns
of your widely disseminated journal:
"Should you or any Of your family be
attack,d:witb diphthoria be not alarmed,
Ms IL Is easily and speedily cured with.
ont doctor. When IL was raging in
England few weeks ago, accompanied
Dr, Field on his rounds TO witness the
80 called wonderful cures he performed,
while the patients of Others were drop
ping on al aides. Tho remedy, to be
rapid must be simple. All he took with
him was powder of sulphur and = quill,
and with this he cured every patient
without exception. He put n spoonful
of birthstone into n wine-glass Of water,
and stirred it with his finger, instead of
aspoon, IA the sulphur does not readily
Amalgamate with water, When the sui
phur is mixed he gave it as gargle, and
in ten minutes the patient WAS out of
danger. Birthstone kills every species
Of fungus in man, beast and plant, in q
few minutes extreme cases, in which
he had been called just in the nick Of
time, when the fungus was too nearly
closed to allow the gargling, he blew the
sulphur through quill into the throat,
and after the fungus had shrank to al
low Of it, then the gargle. He never
lost n patient of diphthcra. II Il patient
cannot gsrglc, take live coal, put it on
shovel and sprinkle spoonful or two
Of hourhrimstone at time upon it, let
the sufferer inhale il, and the fungus
will die. If beautifully used, the whole
room may be filled to suAocation; the
patient can walk about in it, inhsling
the fumes, with doors and windows shut
The mode of fumigating room with
sulphur has often cured most violent at
tacks of cold in the head, chest, etc, at
any time, and is recommended in cases
of consumption and asthma.
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rcoxrrxuEp rRoN rIRsr PAeE.l


thirty days from the date Of their publica
ton and posting as herein provided. The
said schedules shall DO received and held IN
all suits under the provisions OF this aei as
prima facie evidence that they are schedules
OF said Commissioner.
Sno. 4. That In making schedules for tho
lines OF railroad the Commissioner shall
provide that the operators Of said Lines
shall neither directly nor indirectly re-
eeive from any person or persons any
greater or less rate or amount OF compen-
sation for the said service than Ia received
from any other person or persons for like
and contempornneous service in handling
and transporting tho same, nor shall any
rebate or drawback be allowed in any
form Whatsoever. Such discrimination be-
tween shippers, or allowance OF rebate or
drawbacks, shall be treated ~ eItortions,
and DO subject 10 the like penalties.
sEc 0. That the Board OF Commissioners
shall prescribe and publish as part OF it's
schedules the provisions Of the foregoing
scction sight; and shall in like manner pro-
vide against any combination or agreement
among common carriers, which, by break.
iaR bulk or transfers Of any kind, would
operate 10 prevent the carriage Of sucf
property from The place Of shipment 10 thu
place Of destination. Snoh evasions shal
be treated a. e1tortion, and DO subject u
tho like penalties.
SEo. 10. That In all csses whore two o
more persons or companies or corporation
unite togotherfor The purpoSs OF transport
ing freight or passengers over several line
of railroad from a place In one State 10
place In another State, tho several line
thus operated together shall be treated n
one, aud shall be equally bound by the pro
visions OF this act and liable for any viola
tions thereof
SEc. IL. That for tho purpose OF making
inyo LEGATIONS and discovering whether th
proyisions OF this not and tho schedule
which they make arc faithfully complies
with, tho said Railroad Commissioners shal
hnvo all tho powers conferred upon then
by soction Ave of this act; and whenovo
the facts, in any manner ascertained, shall
in their judgment, warrant prosecution
IL shall DO tho duty OF said Commissioner
10 cause suit to DO commenced and prose
cuted against the offending party or partio
10 recover the penalties provided by thi
act In such cases. suits brought undo
this net may DO commenced in any stat'
through or into which tho limo Of the cor
poration, company, or person sued MAJ
extend.
sEo. IL. That the provisions Of this &C
shall apply TO all persons, companies, Nn'
corporations engaged in the transportion o
property and Of persons upon any lines o
railroad extending through two or NOR
Statcs; but this act shall not DO 40 con
strucd ma 10 affect such lines, or articlea o
commerce, or passengers rs are entirel,
within ono State
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-01-29

hatcher Democrat !

hatcher Democrat
Tho stockholders Of the N, J. & G. rail.
road had quite full meeting yesterday
nearly all the stock being represented by
The holders. 1Ae report submitted by
Gen. viii r. Martin, president of the road
and the other officers, were gratifying in
the extreme, and chow the condition OF
the enterprise to be much better, fnan-
cislly, than its most sanguine friends eH-
pected. During the year 1888 the road
transported total OF 81, 1896 bales of cot.
Sn, OF which 6,905 bales we're carried TO
New Orleans via jackson, and 16,427 went
~ way of our own city to New Orleans.
The above total also includes 2,3l0 bales
hat we're shipped over the road 10 Eastern
mills. The road also transported 94,7ss
sacks OF cotton seed. In view OF the fact
that the crop ava o has been an indifferent
one aud the yield less perheps than an ay.
srage, II would appear that the road had
the transportation of its full share OF cot
ton along raised its line.
During the same period the road has
transported through and local passengers
10 the number of 56,70l, exclusive of ex-
eursionists, which can safely be estimated
ct 10000. making total of paying psssen.
gers of very nearly $1,000, Here we can
not refrain from complimenting the mana
gers OF the road, for in the transportation
Of this vast number of people there has not
been g single accident TO an employee or
passenger on passenger train. This fact
speaks well for the care and pains taken
By the officers of the road to secure the
safety Of Its patrons and is also loud praise
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-01-29
PUBLICATIONS.
1884.
Harper's Magazine.
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Bsp1's Ks5as4Ae begins In drty-eistA vslune
With fhe December Number. II IL the most popu-
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and others; important historical and biographical
kEADI, de.
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Laws Wanted!

CoPIEs OF THE ACTS OF THE LEGISLA.
\ TURF Of the State OF Mississippi, Of 1875. 1873
iSSo, iSS2, for which we will exchsnge the Acts o
1871, iS5a, 1874, 1874 lS77. Address CLARION
oEFIcE, jackson. Nina. T.
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NEW YORK 1884.

Aooutsixiy millions oorisr Of TAG sun b,,. anna
out OF oE establishment during the psst tvaIvs
months.
IL you were to paste end 10 end all the column,
OF all The SUNS printed and sold last ytar vov
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Where HaY9YQlRaRl2

FsNHIS QUESTION Is so OFTEN ASKED, l
/ will answer for the whole State The name OF
FARREL 4 HKREtSG seems ~ familiar all over
this country as Washington and Lee or Fairbanks
and Vanderbilt, although over 20 years since the
little misunderstanding, and since which we have
not been able 10 cover the entire South as before
the war. Ne noe say, we have been moving South
and are in mississippi aud have come to stay. 1t
is said American people love to I've humbugged. 1t
is false, They do not, but they are always willing
to take hold OF something new aud cheap but when
they are in a condition 10 pay good prices hey
want the best. Hence, now they want to see u.s. and
say, "Whsre hare you besNi Wewant the CHAMPION
SAFE We have bought cheap Safes, aud find our
mistake Your old safes arc better, and we know
your Champion now must he far ahead OF any 9TH
in Virginia, North Carolina South Carolina Geor-
gia, aud even over in Alabama we notice you
placed the best Safe In all the South. Aud now we
are glad You have como and sold a Safe Deposit
Safe and many others In Nickshurg and still an
other In jacksonville best In the State"
We believe before many months We will be able
to convince you the best of old is the cheapest
aud that II our old leader has fallen, his partner
still lives, aud II you would know OF the wonderful
advances In the science Of safe making such as Dry
Chemical filling whereby We make the cry Gre t.
self produce It's destroyer and in Rurgsr-proef
work Franklnite, a metal far ahead Of anything
In use rs drll-prooi metal when used in connection
with Steel-all OF which are patented and used in
the HRRRISG CHAMPION SAFE and IL you are
not called upon in time drop line TO
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And yeu will get an answer, and their Agent, c.
WoRNAS, will see you.
A
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1884.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-17

Hon. II. II. Gibes, of Madison, WiscCn-
sin, Rev. j. l.. Milligan, OF Allegheny,
Pennsylvania, DR.. Isaac n. Kerlin, Elwyn,
Pennsylvania, and Hon. II. NJ. Green,
of Leavenworth, Kansas. Owing to the
time consumed in the reading of reports
and papers, there was very little discus
sion. The afternoon was entirely taken
up in the consideration of reports and
papers on the organization and manage
ment of prisons and penItentiaries, and
on police systems aud their manage
inent. The committee on time aud
place of the next conference selected
Washington. The date of meeting is to
be fixed by the executive committee.
BERLIN, Oct. l6.-The invitation TO the
United States to attend the Congo con
ference is 10 be presented to Preside ut
Arthur, in Was ington, within the ne xt
few days, and instructions to the Amer
ican delegates are expected to reach this
city early in November. Negotiations
with Lord Granville continue. The gov.
ornments of Italy, Russia and Austria
although not directly Interested in the
Congo trade, arc to be represented mt the
conference. 1t il expected tho discus
sion will be mainly OF preliminar
character, and the sessions short.
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The MAN OF DESTINY.

The reception Of Gov. CLEVELAND in
New York and Brooklyn certainly sur
passed anything ever before Witnessed
in the political campaigning of the
United States. From all accounts il was
ahead of the famous demonstrations i'm
the "TIpPECANoE and TYLER, too"
campaign.
To say, after that testimonial in tho
great metropolis of tho nation, that
CLEVELAND WAS wanting in character
or popularity at home would be mani
festl" and glaringly absurd. 1t was the
grand, spontaneous, emphatic endorse
mont of naturally great man by those
who are supposed so know him best,
and must have its effect on tho future
elections.
1t must be noticed, too, that this dem
onstration was composed not only OF
the masses, the rank and file who made
night hideous with their yells and en-
thusiasm, but II was engineered by the
business element of New York,
tho men who have heretofore con-
tributod most largely to the Repub-
lican campaign funds. They have been
the bone and sinew OF Republicanism
heretofore and now they are wild for
CLEVELAND.
Such revolution, as indicated by
such an unheard-of demonstration. was
never before witnessed in the United
States of America!
CLEVELAND is the man of destiny!
Such figures AFRO historical necessities
every now and then. NAPOLEON, PIrT.
MrRAREAU were not moro certainly
the children Of R political necessity than
is CLEVELAND. lie has been raised for
the times. Administrative and execu-
tive reform is tho demand OF tho day.
CLEVELAND is the man to inaugurate it.
Men may speculate and gamble on the
result, but the course OF history waits
for no man, and the lmmutahle laws of
cause and effect must prevail. Tho coun-
try needs now man like CLEVELAND,
and he will be placed In power.
The fiat of absolute necessity has
gone forth!
He is the man OF destiny and must he
elected!