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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-04
Made a Maniac BY Remorse.

The ,ash is reported at Charlotte, N.
Y, Of Martin c. Battles. who has lived
life Of constant terror In an insane
asylum for nearly fifteen years He was
the son of well to do farmer who lived
in this town, and twenty years ago lived
with his father. Sarah Lyon, q young
woman, was member OF the family, and
young Battles was in love with her. Cor
nelius Lynch, the hired man. was also in
love with her, and he and Battles fire.
quently quarreled about her. After one
Of these quarrsls Battles lay in wait for
his rival and murdered him.
He was convicted, and, under q law
which had then Just been passed,
and was still untried. he was sentenced
to be imprisoned in Auburn prison for
the term Of one year, and then be re-
turned to Chautauqua county and
hanged. This law his counsel believed
was unconstitutional, and to test and
settle the question they carried the case
to the Court of Appeals, which body de.
cided that the law was unconstitu tioual,
and the sentence Of Battles was Illegal.
He was released.
He enlisted In the Union army, and
served until the close OF the war, when
he returned home. Hislife was wretched.
He was haunted constantly by the mem
ory Of his crime, and was very bitter
against the Court Of Appeals for inter
fering with the execution Of his sentence,
and said that in enlisting in the army he
was prompted solely by the hope that he
might be killed. He had not the courage
to commit suicide, and endeavored t.
have his case reopened in order that he
might be tried again and hanged. Al
last he became o maniac and he wa,
taken to the Western Asylum, where foi
| fifteen years he constantly raved over
his crime, declaring that his victim wa,
ever present with him, mocking aud tor
turing him in many ways. He said ht
was doomed to live forever. and to b.
| oternally pu,,isl,ea by his victim. BE
| fore he was Twenty-Five ms nair hat
turned as white as snow. and his appear
ance was that Of man Of seventy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-04

German paper explains the
~ II the name Kalamazoo by
orihg that the first settler in
Dlas was q German; that he
on named Karl; that he
. saloon, which he closed,
5lli every night, at 8 o'clock.
INJUNCTION to his son being
ularl made at that hour in
~ wfds: "Karl, macht zu r
> Indians took note of these
- nd didn't like them, as
Rht OF the supply Of whisky.
Al Baba in the Forty
~ they tried to get the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-04

bid man was arraigned be-
10 Arkansaw court for Z
ofense, and among the
be Was an old woman who,
|ng her testimony, made
ofts to shield the old man
Judge asked: ''Madam,
ou known this man very
Eyes, sir" the old wo-
piled: 81 have known
~ very long time. When I
s very young girl he used to
tae. In fact, judge, we
npssthearts, and she twist
apron and looked down.
pe." the judge replied
(6 be sweethearts, and
8 much Of each other now
Ie you did not marry each
8 then r "You are mistaken,
Iee. for We did marry each
81 then, and are husband and
now "Indeed r the judge
: ned, "this is a remarkable
Libersts the fellow, Mr.,
IN. ."Arkansaw Traveller.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-04

II is well known that the round form
il the best for chimneys in workshops.
Il facilitates the escape Of tho smoke
and gives less hold for the wind, besides
requiring less material for construction.
Round chimneys are, however dimc"Is :
to build, and in some places the want OF
werkmen to make the round kind has
compelled the adoption Of square or oc'
Ia Qonal forms. To obviate this Flu,
ropean firm makes bricks in the shape OF
wedges and corresponding with the
radius which the chimney is to have.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-04

1rp&avy swell has been light
4 enough to confess to the
Transcript. and thus it
him away: "Pm very
hinded, don't you know !?
bsnt-minded. Did some
ther morning-just like
u you know Valet was
up; lighted the gas my
en l got up, very stubborn
be mine is-have to curl it
iron lighted gas to heat
ID forget to put it out. o.
- fellah don't put on his
pg clothes ~ gaslight, and
hto my evening suit. By
opened the front door anf
u in evening dress in broad
tifeht. Haven't got over j
/. II upset me entirely ! Eel
J : Wfitaw or a fool. Yer,
NJ minded I am. don't yo'
f'
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-04
WEEKLY HERALD

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MeRNINa
TERMS:
One year by mall or express. one copy, esto
SIX months, Lea
Three months rs
Advertisements inserted At reasonable rates
Job Work done TO compete with San Francisco In
ice style and elegance Of workmanship.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-04

Captain Eads, replying to the over
lures Of the Galveston City Council, un.
dertakes to give thirty feet Of water at
Galveston bar, twenty feet guaranteed
inside Of two years, for a total consider
alton Of $500. 900, the payment to be
made as water is obtained. upon the
same plan as was pursued in deepening
the South pass at the mouth Of the Mis-.
sissippi. For further expensc Of
500, ,0O0 yearly depth Of thirty feel
will be maintained for twenty years.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-04

open sesame Of the place. The
nearest they could come to it was
"Ks'lama'zu," and whenever they
spoke of.the location Of the enter
prising Germans saloon, they
always referred TO it and him as
"Old Ka'lama'zu."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-04
Notice to Creditors.

In the Superior Court Of tho State Of California.
In and for the County Of Los Angeles.
In the matter Of the Estate Of Julia E. Lassslette
deceased.
Notice 70 hereby given by the undersigned, Au-
ministrator Of the estate Of Julia 4 Lassaiette.
deceased, TO tho creditors Of. and all psrsons
having clAimc against the aid deccassd, 70 sx-
fourmonths after the first publication Il this
notice, to the aid Administrator at his place q
business. the Union MArkst, San fernando
street. opposite the new Railroad Depot in the
city and county Of Los Angeles and State a Calf
foniA JULIAN J. LAS2ALRTTE.
Administrator Of the Estate Of Julia Z Lsssa-
lette, deceased
Dated January 2, 1854. jana-4w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-04
WIN. j. LEMP's
Western Brewery,
ct. LOUIS, MO-,

Has established an agency here, and the world
renowned Beer is selling at 5 CTS. A GLASS ct
G. zrssTG. "a N. Main Street,
PAUL SHILLING, .
Corner Of Spring and Second,
McHuGH I MASSEY,
sepi2u OPP. New Freight Depot.
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'IF$3l(]|2IE|
a1o 600 TON p

Ath Regular Menthlv Drawing yin
fVDutsks place In the MAsonic Hall, Masonc
Temple Building. In Louisville. Ky,
TBluReUAy, DGeEmDER 9ev1os leeS.
A Lawful Lottery ana Fair Draw
ings, chartered BY the Legi1iature Of Ksntucky
and twice declared legal BY ths highest Court In
the Stats. Bond given to Henry County In the
sum Of slno, 900 for the prompt payment Of all
pFisos Ia
a Revolutien In Single Number
Drawings.
HWEvery ticket holder bis own supervisor, can
cai out the number on his ticket and 80 tho cor
responding number on the tag placsd % the
wheel 10 hls presence: These dsawings VIII oc-
cur on the last rhursday Of every month Read
the maGni4cent
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-04

Fov sale the following varieties Of Grape
cuttings: Trorisseati, catignanc, Falie Blanchc
arrrsche Zinfandcl, Berger, Mataro, BLACK
ii Sriaoisie' ]. DcBARTH sHoRB, San Gabriel.
| decl1 In :
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-04
Lively cIRL.
making Furniture walk Around
in . Very LIVELY Manner,
IGlobe-D -Democrati

l0lobe- Democrat
ROVE, Ga, Dec. 1.-The Cher.
okee section OF Georgis is greatly
excited over the manifestations Of
Miss Lulu Hurst, the Is year old
daughter OF Mr.. VIM. Z. Hurst, a
substantial farmer Of Polk county.
The stories told were Of such q
strange character that Col. Free
man, Of the Cedartown Adver
tisar, DR.. F.. NJ. Liddell and sew
eral other prominent citizens,
went out to Mr.. Hurst's residence
for the purpose Of Investigating
them. They found the young
lady to be the picture Of health,
land Of modest manner. Upon q
request to manifest some OF her
bewly developed powers, she
arose md placed her hands upon
the, back Of Z common chair,
whidh soon began to move, first
, SLOWLY, then violently. The
was requested to hold the
= hut being unable TO do 90
-. and then three men,
20 better effect. Ap-
10 was not particle
~ force used by the
her hands merely
Okrelsssly on the back Of
- bheir. On a previons occas-
ion fo ! OF the stoutest men in
the n5lghborhood had found it
impossible to hold the chair. A
large old fashioned hedstead stood
with its head back In the corner
Of the room. Now Miss Lora
Wimberly, a cousin Of Miss Lulu,
while in bed recently, heard
humping noise in the head
board, which she thought was
kprodRcsd by her cousin with her
and requested her to stop
noleep. Miss Lulu pro
bcence, yet the sound
Ore audible. A playful
that 1t should strike her
sensation like slight
BIT BY Miss Wimberly
3 face. The sound was
led to manifest itself
nmanded about the bed,
bed was finally COM
p move, and to the won
occupants, rolled brisk
the room. This is the
Lnce which led to the
nt experiments. On a
ecasion, while Miss Lulu
& scrosa- the bed, she
Of some favorite air,
music emanated strange
II the headboard of the bed
md was sieard by more than half
dos6n persons sitting around
\ be- room. On another occasion,
uncle. shove the ordinary
W., sat IN . chair, his feet on
1ds, while the lady placed
with an under-grip on
4 back OF the chair and
across the floor. These
how nothing Of spiritual
are sorely troubled by
Ttations which they deem
Of an evil spirit People
d and near come daily to
Nd hear the latest develop
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-04
State OF California, 10.
County Of Los Angeles, %


On tho I'd day Of January one thousand eight
hundred and eighty -four. personally appeared
before me, A w. Potts, County Clerk and Ex-
oficio Clerk Of tho superior Court In and for the
Jacoby, Lesser Jacoby, and Abraham Jacoby.
whose names are subscribed to the foregoing In
strument - parties thereto. personally known /,
me 70 BE- the same pe'rois described In, and who
executed the said annexed instrument, = parties
thereto and they sevsrally duly scknowisdeed
to mo that they each executed the sams frosly
and voluntarily, and for the uses and purposes
therein mentioned.
In witness whereof, have hereunto - nv
hand, and afixed my oficial seal, the day and
year In this certificate nrst above written.
tssAL.l A. W. POTTS,
County Clerk and Ex-ofacio Clerk Of the Superior
Court Aforesaid.
Filed January I'd. 1854.
A. W. POTTS. CLERK.
By A. NORTON, Deputy. twjan3
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-04
Deconber scheme.

whoie Tickets, a. HAh Tickets. q.
q Tickets 60 IS Tickcts, o1O0.
Ramit Aonsy or Bank Drah In Letter ox send
BY Expresa Don't send BY registered hotter or
Puatofhcs order until further notios. ordefs Of
and upward. BY kxpesuh can b. cent at ear
xpenss. Address eli ordsfs 70
fEdkv J. J. DOUGLAS. Lcuisvills, Ky
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-04
FOR SALE.
A BEAUTIFUL HOME IN THE COUNT
"A ACRES.

rxo. story house Of ten rooms, hot and Z. =
-. ,,nsu in each room Has hne garden o.
choics Aowsrs; also all kinds Of grown fruit ts'"s
barn, stable poultry honss and osnss q 1T1 HSu
ys s,ass - -, ~. nr~nscs. VIII be sold cheap
"a Xddrss p. o. Box 5e7, Los Angeles del
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-04
Certificate Of Co-partnership.
State OF California,
City and County of Loa An0eles 10

We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that
we are partners transacting businea In this State
ct the City and Comfy Of Los Angeles under the
firm name and style Of Jacoby bros, that the
names in full Of ali the members Of such partner
ship are subscribed hereto and that the places
Of our respective residences are ret opposite our
respective names hereto subscribed.
In witness whereof, we have hersunto set our
hands this I'd day Of January, 1854.
Nathan yacoby. Los Angeles. Gala.
Charles Jacoby. San Francisco, Gala.
Lesser Jacoby, Los Angeles, Gala.
Abraham Jacoby. Los Angeles Gala
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-27
FrsokIs Painting.
Irsom : Long Branch Ls.sss-l

From Long Brunch Lsttsr.l
The Long Branch manicurcs have added
q new department to their business that
Of freckls painting. The most fashionable
young women this summer are those with
Aubu1s hair and golden beauty spots.
The suns rays are powerless TO produce
freckles on most complexions. II was
said that the effect could bs accomplished
for delicate compilations by the applica-
ton Of moistsned sand Just after rising
In the morning. So many young women
got TO using sand that bath-houss keep
err did thriving bnsinoss for time BY
selling fine white kind, aud the lign,
ssFreckle Sand for Sale Here" met
ones eye very frequently. The results
were not wholly satisfaotory and the
Treatment now has been almost wholly
given up. The yearniug for frecklss,
however. was 20 great that the mani
oures were almost forced into doing
what nature could not accomplish. They
have become 30 skilled at the art that
the only thing about their work that
suggests its artifciality is the fact tha,
tho freckles are 20 much more delicate
and picturesquely disposed than one
ever finds them ON the blooming count.
enance Of milkmaid. The charge 4 IA
cents freckle. One treatment, with
careful management, can be made to do
for three days. An aggressively fashion.
able young woman, however, prefers to
have her freokles painted newly every
day.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-27
To the Smokers Of D cent cigars.

We wish to call your special attention
and introduce to you the best Nickel Ci-
gar sold west Of the Rocky Mountains.
They are made Of the beat selected to-
bacco, contain no artificial flavor, and
have bouquet equal to any cigar sold at
ten cents. This article Of smoking has
gained great favor in places where intro
duced, and we respectfully ask you to
try them--"The Thoroughbred" sold
by all ,ieaIers. Manufactured by the
Friend 'Erskine Cigar Co.. No. 4 Califor-
MIA street, san Francisco. Miles Bros,
Commission Merchants, ll2 Spring ST.,
Temple Block, selling agents. jll3-1m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-27
CoxsUmpraox.

Tho early symptoms Of this disease are q
ssnse of wearineos upon little exertion. and dis
position 70 remain passive and idle, peculiar
sensltlveness Of the effects Of cold anS ! short
ing hill or stairs. slight hacking cough, with
o. without cxpectorAtion. flying pains throgh-
out the Ghost or back or under the shoulder
blades The symptoms are worse towards a
during the night; sIight fever in The afternoon.
cold feet and hands, and in many casss bius
livIdlty Of tho lips and roots Of the finger nails
Ths more advanced symptoms are wasting oi
flesh, diarrhns, chilIs and fever, night sweats,
sxpoctorAtion Of yellow pus from the ulcers Of
cavities In the lungs, with or without deprss-
closing up Of the air pseages Of the lungs,
causing strangulAtion or sulfocAtion Of the %.
tlent for want Of pewer TO expectosate the mu-
Gus from the lungs.
been very unaAtisfaetory both 10 physiciAus and
tne,r patients; but, iuckily, since the discovery
o. q tDe Aesean systen Of practice few years ago,
tnousands o. cases have been completely cured,
where. had u not besn for this system o. prAc'
t'ce. utter failure TO combat ths evils Of The dis
esss would hare continued mp 70 the present
time. The system Of Medicated fnhsIstion Z
the only means by which these 6isesses osn b
cured And they are recommended BY ths
highest suthority, both In Europe and America
tween Inhalation and AtomizAtion. Some psr
sons suppose they sro tho same In every resusot
vhiis Dothing e farther irom the truth II
AtominAtion the liquid 10 scsttered In the form
Of :pny, which only reaches the throat, whils
the air We breathe and e conveyed directly int
tho air passases Of the lungs - readily a. ordi
nary air. BY this means We are enabled 70 dis
solve the hardened mucus In The lunGs caso IN
cough, facilitate expsctoFation. contnct and
heal ulcsn and cavities afssr ali hope Of cure B,
the ordinary methods s past
CONsBLTATION FREE.
Those who desire ts consult with me in re~ard
70 their cases had better cAn personally for Al
examination, but II lmpssdbls 10 do %, mai
wnte Tor liN Of QUESTIONS ana Msdics
Treatise.
Address n. Hilton WILLIAMS, n. D.,
a7s North Main Street. Los Angeles. Cal
0vIcs HouHs. from 10 A. \. to 4 ?. n; Sun
days from 10 bP.M.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-27
Published svsry morning, szcspt Monday, By
JOSEPH D. LYNCH.
rrnnss or DAILY HERALD:
WEEKLY HERALD
sAlAaY-caAsssa svTlla.
How the Massachusetts, Demaaoeus
Defended Bold Steal.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.--No act Of
Congress since the war has been more
severely criticised than the SALARY
Grab" steal Of 1878. Does the New
York Sun remember that Gen. Butler
WA. .tb4 earnest advocate and champion
Of that lawi When the Forty-secoud
Congress was about TO adjourn hnally IN
Msrdh. 1879. Gen. Butler, = member Of
the House committee that had besn aP-
pointed 70 confer with : sinilar commit
tee from the Senate on the Sd Of March,
the day before adjournment, made
speech in favor Of the committee's
report to the House. One OF the
items Of the Legislative Appropriation
bill IVES the increased sum Of $50, 900
per annum to he allowed the President,
and another was the increased amount
to BE- allowed members Of the House.
Against the latter there was ioud pro-
test It the time by few mombers, but
the bill passed and became law, to bs
denounced by the whole country regard
less Of party. What was said about it
in the House At the time the Conference
COMMITTEES reported the measure for pas
sage may be very fairly illustrated by
the following from . speech delivered
against It BY Mr.. FArnsworth, Of Iii.
nois:
ssSir, have been ; member Of the Re-
publican party from its origin. True.
: did not support il candidate last fall,
because Of its corruptions, but still
have some feeling Of sympathy for the
old party and do not wish to see II
completely wreck itself and cover its
history with dishonor. But this thing
shows up the Credit Mobilisr and every
thing else that has taken place in this
Congress or any other since l have been
. member here. Sir, appeal,
II not TO the manhood to the sense Of
justice Of members Of this House. not to
adopt this report. 1t IL disgrsceful and
will greatly help to render this Congress
infamous--a Congress alresdy without
the confidence Of the people"
Generul Butler was the last member
70 speak on the measure that Gen.
Farnsworth opposed 20 bitterly, and
among other things said: Now, then,
am told that We promised to carry this
Government with true economy. So we
did. What Is the economy we talked
about? Was it on the question Of sala-
riess Wasit ON the question whether
this man should get little more salary
or HAT man should get htfle more
ealaryf Gsntlsmsn oppose this
measure bscauss 1t takes lew more
dollars ost Of the Treasury, when you
sit here and vote sometimes four stimes
this amount without murmur. The true
economy in this matter is that members
shall feel first that they are not sup
posed to have what are sometimes
called 'piekings and stealines, pay and
allowances. but an open, fair salary,
kaown TO ell the world, and every man
may know sxaotly what that salary l.. /"
These extracts arc made from the
Congregational Record and will hardly be
called in question.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-27
sarrGa sTAaD pGFlAT.
Gov. Cleveland's PositIve Ground on
ths Publication Of Family Secrets.

A gentleman Of No. Is Broad street,
Of this city, has received the following
letter from Gov. Cleveland's private SEQ.
rstary, in answ~e to one written on Sat-
urdsy deprecatinx private Islander - q
political means. and notifying the Gov
srnor Of threats to publish statements
charging immoralities in early life upon
Mr.. Blaine, and asking his aid, in the
interest Of public decency, TO discounte-
nance that kind Of warfare. The threat
ensd publication having teen made u
Chicago on Sunday, the receiver has
sent the letter Of Col. lamont to the
press. Itis a. follows:
"ALBANy, N. Y, Aug. IL.
DEAR SIR; In his absence from Al.
bany IL Il due that should say In an.
swer to your letter that Gov. Cleveland
hes most earnestly and persistently pro
tested against the publication Of the
matter TO which You refer. In respect
to any proposition Of the sort that ha,
come TO his knowledge he has insisted
that he and his supporters might better
be defeated than succeed by attacking
the private life Of the opposing candi
date. Your respectfully,
"DxxIKL s. LAMONT"
-Nep York Herald.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-27
NEW TODAY. NEW TO-DAY.
so He WAS CHOSEN
Pluck the Chestnuts from the Fire. =

that for the last three years have from time time been
directed towards by Of taking sides with the
people and against these grabbing two-priced double
dealers.
Our honest prices have it is true, been detr-
ment these unreliable so-called merchants who were
long accustomed deal in blind articles when pastboard
was sold for leather and sheepskin for French kid.
Whether no these majestic and qnsen shoe dealers
are affected by of honest merchandising,
not able to tell but observant eye read in the
venomous and spteu lines directed against that
than
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-27
a II
BRIGHT'S
Just Received! !!

10000 yards Calico ....................4 cents
1000 yards Ginhams ..........5 cents
5000 yards Lawns 6 cents
5000 yards White Pque e.... 6 cents
1000 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
5000 pairs Of Gloves from .. &C. to 81 pair
6,75o pairs Of Hose for Ladies at .y to as cents
5000 pairs Childrens Hose .5 to cents
1925 Corsets from ....................2o Zoe to 81
10000 pairs OF Ladies' Shoes from. 75c. to 81
$500 pairs Childrens Shoes from. . a5c. to $1.a5
10000 yards Ribbons from .. 2 to rs cents yard
10000 yards of Lace from i to soc. yard
10000 yards Of Jacone Edgings FROM to 4oc. yard
10000 Ladies' Hats trimmed and untrimmed, from 2sc.
to SIS.
1000 Childrens Hats from 1oc to 4r.A
5000 Plumes and Tips from. m........... Ioc. to 81
5000 Bunches Artificial Flowers from 81 bunch
Also large stock Of
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-27
=. w. REEsE. n. n.

N bIOIAN ANO SV6GEON,
Specialize for diseases OF the Nose, Throat and
Neck, Skin Diseases, Diseases Of the Uripary
Organ, Female DiseAses, and all Surgical Opera
tons, ~ for fistulA. Piles, Structure. Cancer,
Polypus and ell other Tumors.
0FFECE-Rosms - and II Schumacher Block,
Spring St., opposite Postoflcs.
OFFICE H0URS-10-1z A. n, Ia and 7-6 ?. n.
Sunday, 3-5PM-
augiou Los Angeles. Cal
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-27
K. D. WISE, M. D..
PHILLIPS BLOCK. IS NORTH MAIN STREET

PHILLIPS BLOCK. 80 NORTH MAIN srREET.
Graduated In the jefferson Medical College, Phil
adelphia. In 1885, attended lectures In 81. Bar
tholomews College Hospital. London. Also in
Guys Hospital and Kings College, London, In
1881 and 1889. Teok Z clinical course In the
Medical University, Edinburgh, and solicits such
patronage ~ his experience and medicel eduea
tf0n merits.
funaQ ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-27
'sReply to the Shoe Dealers. .

Rued the temper and anagonstic display of vitupera
ton pointed against us.
Our early training and when yet under maternal care
was the teachings abstain with adherence from all
things that may be called gambling and all these 10TH
some desires have escaped. We never bet, we
challenge, never lose temper. do we display
to the public spirit no matter how crushed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-27
WATER NOTICE.

Consumers Of wstsr Of the Los ANGELES
CITY WATER COMPANY will h>rs>ftsr " a.
lowed 10 pvinkls their gardens bsswssa In
hours Il q 70 A. H. and toeEH Consumer
are sIuo cautioned a<Ainst allowing snnss>sHzy
waste In water elossss
i-su FRED. EATON. sspt
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-27

THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, Of
Bourbon. Ind, says; ''Both myself and
wife owe our lives 10 shiloh's Consump-
tion Cure Sold by G. r, Heinssman,
l22 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-27
Botany Not Recosnized.
&c. L. in ohicago Tribune. J

A knowledge seems TO be Of no posi-
BILE uss in too much Of the decorative arl
now as flowers are couventionalized oul
OF recognition, and the leaves belong Il
no cline under the sun.