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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-07
OPINIONS
From the los Angeles Evening &zpre'
Novcmfef I'D
VALUABLE REAL ESTA'rR.
rhc 0. w. chiias tract 10 be ps-
sLths.f a anls.rsa On The RLsrkrt.


The g. " Guilds trace. which comprises
slx complete alocks and portions u twelve
others, commanding Al Main street, oppo
ste tile residence orc W Ehiids and run
niug back % Han Pedro street and now Gov
cred with Grange trees and siues from q
teen r. twenty years OF age, Is about 70 be
divided into So0 building lots sud disposed
OF ia 4 inannef that s sure 70 greatly I'm
prove thai favofitr portion ef cur city aud
enhance ia value. ahe plan upon which
these valuable lots Will be toid Ia lhia. huus
scriptinns viii he recsiyed at the un1forte
price ~ Ssou per lot Al eerisiu dEae, 70
Sc aKed lathe nftere alter these lots have
heeu dispersed ". meeting VI tbs sub
scribers &ill take flace. thsif nafnes vii be
written "a slips 81 payer aud dfeWn rom e
box Nv some disinfefts{ed FitneSs aud each
stsbscrlher will MANS hte lct az ahe map a.
i a drawn. i IA haYnad nuealinn has SOME
Of these lois anazt particularly those ne Cor
nefh as wen as these ttpulink o. Main
street are worth two or three tiines $500, and
Il i thought thai ~ 81 lhefn are worth at
lenst thef amount The pafritnis are made
81 easy that any ons With > situeiton wlii he
atle to 1aeet them, the afst eelng 50 and
tbe haiAnce al the rate u ~ lie' penth
si1 electric lnhsis &fa tc DC freeted 81 ihe
tfact at once TIE dIapo=al 81 ~ lfaef
splendit building inQAtions n lllls snenlseE
will acubtinzs stimulate halldihE q hat
section &c 4 marked deefee 1 anqke Dc
tsflcd announcement ~ The pAau 4Ih ~
pear ia the aaxrrtfsiaT eri01ans tfA
l,rpfttt next week AessrA nunesuI
4 Co viii ef he sSHnis iaf NJ thlius Ifsl
ttiainiuz tbs sufzcf4tons
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srRAfkn.

10 exchange los 81 goods ioF city pfareV-
IS. ADAMS, Reoosdera oHiee, dses 1H
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60 ACRES at sl5O pep ACr8,

0neslklf mile outsIde city limits. No supe
fiof land u The county for grapes OF fruit
The price Is Just iwosthlrds what any similar
land eau be had Tor
+. II. BARCLAY
oe7 II Nadeaia Biock
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raxKn

brown marc nh1ns years old from tha
corral Of the Amer can bakery. AZ Main
street. Ans Information OF a RETURN 81 me
iaare vii be suisntly rewarded desi d
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In The cogntrT, a Blacksmith with knaWi-
edge q carpenteriug. or engineering. OF 4
carpenter who eau Do blacksmith uafk ae.
easiaaaliY Also = good mechanic Nha can
20 ha.h engine dtting and smiths 9urk ard
g carpenter Who can manage steam saw.
kpuiy 70 e.. care ef editor of this ps nas b.
letter only nf.-ls,tf
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FURNISHED ROOMS

hduse 81 five rooms, partly fnrnishea
II gehteel location. The kew car Is on
leinsd Al the store ZIG Temple st. dee2 IN
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one 81 fhe finest nsa.aare lots On B1pie
Heights for sale for only 500, If taken within
y days rom date. fef pi.Etienlars address
Aiifea Day, city hoyi9 I'D
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EANTs-Los r-F0uNn.
wARrEn.


4 good waiter q strictly Temperate hshiis
wishes d situation 10 SDn7e hofei Ia the city
Address J. r. W. Ess Angeles Fostnfiee
arf49
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FoR saLE.

Avery desirable building let on Twelfth
street, between Hill and Main, 5ex1s4: 70
foot alley ii rear, Enquire Of the subzeri.
Der, No 40 Twelfth street. adjoining fhs lot.
navl2-im M < WarKrp
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Everybody ahe are looking faf help Il
khsa tsat they san set skilled II naskslle,i
aflp II either Sex furnishcd free and pis
shaft Notice p ayds's Labor Exchange s.
SanfA Surfing street noeaa IN
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20 acres o. firstelass land. sniles west of
Sepi1lseda Station, The land Is parlieuiarly
adapted 10 orchards and VINEYARDS. g5ooi
Hster can be obtained & from 50 10 60 feet
from The surface. WI sell IN 2O-aere tract.
Apply 10 M0RF0RD s son
nei8itt f1U North spriue II
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soR sarE

Block II At end Of Ftlth. near Pearl street
= ftih lots commanding view, and lie
esioleest residence site west at Normal
Seneol Asa sllz acres Of good land near
4uire ~ WILL p GOULD,
hgkz2 IN Temple Block
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THE larfsi md haesl sssof Htni art tie
nsi hesuiiftl designs 3D. aQalfcfa tNaiaf.
nf, 81 A. tAttsstsH4
rs lnd ais T. se.ss - ~ AAsaiss
Gal fae ~
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-07

On Fair Oaks Ayenac, Pasadena, IN 5iyeaf-old
vines The finest property for hnllding rur-
poses Ia Tie Colony. Ne viii offer this prop
efty q special bargain during this month
r. II. BARCLAY,
oaf q Sadeau Block
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dold Drop Wheat for seed This wheat :
faat proof ami yielded this gear 70 eentAIS q
We sore samples ca4 ta seen at Burch <
hoal 5. wnsFe the wheai can be had IN qiaa-
ltles % suit ~ 80 per 100. noY22 I'M
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A gaod yeans Well.hraken saddle horse
fer isfy Also : ndny. broken t. ride o.
drive Address Jamee Bye, Niimineton,
California. nor.asf
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A snite OF elegantly furnished sunpv
rooms, with hay window and also stDgis
rooms can be abtaiAed Il
ISL New High ST.. near Temple st.
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The Extremely Low Price

lithographic maps
etc, are now ready at
believed to be a great
books Of subscription
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CHOICE PROPERTY rnp eAaF.

store doing good business, Centrally 10
Gated For price address Z Il, this once
dsc5fW
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WORTH qHE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE or SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS
The Title is Perfect.
Streets are Being Opened and Six Masts will
Electric Lights will be Erected Immediately,

division al which
mg
Of
cation of other
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-07

Pies teams wanted to uiox laad neaf ia
ale Pass, a niie ard a half west Of sena-
tor Coles raHchn5 Apnlg &c r. banning OF
4 n A4in streets III HfEIFf
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WaHYfn.
WANTEp

Twenty experienced vine primers Spris
e Rsig#ty's Employment Hureaa No 1els
/ Neat Kirss street. deealf
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norEL pusINEss FoR saLF.
HORSES roa SALE.

Furniture, hxtaras and Jesse a hotel a.
fa1adena. Inquire AZ Webster Hotel Pase
ItiiA- ttees -
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= me buggy team, young and gentle Viii
qf.fe single sisc; one horse snitahle for
driving .er drsit. at Chick Bros. Livery sta
bles Fifth street. dees ~
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FOR RrHr

House 81 rooms on line Of street ear. 10
minutes walk from postofiice. ali aiceiy and
completely furnished for $40 per Iaonth
II Il. ROWAN
hoYsNi IA N. spring .itaaL
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FoR REKr.


New housse on Font stree. o. six rooms.
BATH, etc ali lnfAishad.
deco w PoMEKoY & MILLS.
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THE Los AEGHhps MARKETS.

tic ioio~ine qaatesions are corrected
aafly from sneofsclai records q tue Produce
Exchange
si8nxsT LOWEST
BID AskEn
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TOlET
40 AZ.

WITH board, two large, nicely furnished iront
Eqeos WITH bai windows. gratsa and use Of tala-
phone. No. 458 south sprng street. s,nsepIs
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Fine double parlots on second aoer TN
furnished OF furnished also one Dat flrst
s9ef, stHahie for housekeeping, ani other
1esiFapie ipdsing rooms, ii sunny side .sIs
Main ST. corner Third oqtiGtf
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INCUBATOR ION salr. clgrap.


Sour hundred capacity. Inquire sierra
AiadFe villa tlea.g Ity
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FoR aALE-FoR RENT
coz sALr
FOR SALE.

a Jan u horses aud new farm y ss.sn VIII
Be sold cheap. apply ct Pony Stables, Main
AiHset neaf First dee8 q
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-07

fosF ton-aefe lots Hes.f the new Young Ia.
diea scsiiuRry price, 600 paf acre.
ROGERS, BYRAM 4 Co
et4ei Nc al North Main St7rrt
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T0LEr.

Frala and after October ist, 1884, one Of The
stores in Baker Block, now ocoataed BY 4. II
coulter. J. A. GRAVES
sepifu Room n Baker Block
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-07
Grape Cuttings and Orange
Trees for Sale.

ziafaniei Grape cufttHgg and Orange aud
Lemon Trees for 4ties chuice Yerirlit4 at
reasnnahie prices, Apply to H. PRESTON
unya im Lemon street, Los Angeles
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COLONY LAMBS.

200 eeres or less 81 thefnestiADd 10 South
efn California; deep. rich soil sltnasion per.
feet. Jhe water supply Is the best OF any
laua IN the market, baing most abundant and
In living tlfesrss Every AGRA capable OF IT.
rixati6n This land lies At the Base 81 the
m6uhtains and is adopted 60 every frAit aud
grain grown II the State, II IS offered At
oc7 Il SAdeau Block.
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FOR SALE.

S75 Per Acre for Good Land
AZ west snd Of Wart street Also, round hin
satife block At west end Of Fifth sireef. ORE n
the choicest hotel OF residences aites IA ~ civ
Inquire Of WILL i fani2I r e'st
Aiafauu Attafney-atisw Temple Bioek
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-07

furnished house Of FIVE rooms con.
tfatiy located M0kF0BD & SON
uONAltt no North Shrine straaf
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-07

From November Ist, No. o south Maiu
street, ho# occupied By S. 81 Perry siof5
e. Ns2, Z slii Nof ks09p or store room in rear
ssAn4, connected by alley Apply At H.
Ponet ;, "a spring street. oct9tf
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-07

Beauiiiulg furnishea rooms. single or en- cute,
With hnari, as arnth NIlrII.r .traat l.lllts
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ROOMS 10 REHT

u the hoilenbeek Block Yory desirable for
oileee Or lodging rooms. Fine Cafe ID huild
ING Apply on the premises from fl 10 ?
Entrance on Second street ffst door ron
church P. Q, Box 1870
h2Y2otf GEO. y. COX.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-07
The O. w. Childs Tract !!
200 LOTS AT $500 PER LOT 1
SIZE OF LOTS eoxleo AND sosso FEET
In Payments Of S25 Monthly, Without Interest.
First Psyuest $50
divo" ofs lots SIX Months which a 1 purchasers the
Title Deeds from O. W. Ghlds Direct 10 Each Purchaser
The finest centrally located properly the city price than suburban
and alsod without interest on the amount unpaid
SIX ELECTRIC MASTS TO BE ERECTED
splendid taking Eleventh Twelfth Streets and extending
from Main to San Pedro Streets in the
Very Heart of the Finest Improvements in Los Angeles
Ch
immediate sale andin Improvement Nearly every 0
COVERED with ORANGE and Lemon TREES.

ENGLISH wALNUrs AND VINES OF THE CHOICEST VARIETIES
All twenty growth this
beautiful with and
Many these Chnd
Angeles
1900 There a i
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-05-22
Effect of Salt on Stock.


That salt plays an important
part in the nourishment of the ami.
NAL organism, and is for the herbi.
vora, even more than the cartivo.
IA, an indispensable food, has
boon explained. Upon the diges-
tibility of tho fodder, however, it
seems to exert no considerable in
fluence in any way. The result OF
direct experiments in Su1zmundc,
Hohenheim, Dresden and Proskau
has been to show sometimes an ap-
parent decrease and sometimes an
apparent increase of digestibility
as the result of the feeding of salt.
Generally, however, under wholly
normal conditions, salt has shown
itself without influence in this re-
spect. The greater palatability''of
a fodder and the larger amount
eaten as result as
sailing is not to be confoundcd
with its percentage of digestibility,
which is in general little affected
by the quantity eaten, especially
of coarse fodder. Besides salt,
other inorganic matters are some
times fed, especially phosphate of
lime. This is not the place to
consider the necessity of such a
procedure, nor its effects on the
nutrition of the animal. Here it
need only be said that, like salt,
they appear TO exert no effect on
the dIgestibility of the organic nu-
trients.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-05-22
Paralytic who Can Use III
cycle.

For fifteen years the city weigh
or of Salem has suffered with pa
ralysis IN both legs, making il i'm
possible for him to walk unaidcd
or to lift his legs, and even with
the aid of "A crutch it was exceed
ingly hard to drag himself along.
As an experiment, he was advised
to try trieycling. Incredible as it
may seem, he became tricyclist,
and can propel his machine as well
as many who have the perfect use
of their legs. He has sufficient
strength to push down upon the
pedals, and as one pedal goes
down, the other pedal lifts the
other leg.
He rides his Columbia tricycle.
to and from his Office daily, and
rides all over the city, attract
ing great attention, for he is one
of the old pioneer ship captains of
Salem, and is personally acquaint-
ed with almost everybody IN the
neighborhood. Recently he made
a trip to Swampscott on his tricy-
Gle, a distance, out and back, of
eight miles, but he was assisted by
a bicyclist, who, connecting the
bicycle and tricycle. bya rope tow
ed him part of the distance The
city authorities contemplate erect
ing q little house for the machine
near his office.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-05-22

AGES OF Go~s.-The age of thorn
ed cattle may generally be known
by rings on the horns till their
tenth year; after that they give no
indication of age further than that
the animal has passed Its tenth
year. The first ring appears on
the horn after the animal has pass
ed two years pld-soon after, as a
general rule, though sometimes be-
fore that age. During the third
year, the ring gradually increases,
and at three years of age il is COM
pletely formed. The second ring
appears during the fourth year,
and at the fifth year it is complete.
After that period an additional
ring is formed each year. This
rule is sufficiently plain and even
a young farmer needs but little
practice to enable him to read
cows age on her horns. A COW
with three rings is six years old;
with four she Is ssyon years old.
No new rings are formed after the
tenth year, the deeper rings, how
ever, and the worn appearance of
the horns are pretty sure indica-
tons of old age. '
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-05-22
An Oshkosh WOman's Disap-
pOintment.

A neatly dressed but awkward
woman of 20 odd summers sided
up to Chief Clerk Coffecn's desk
in the Superior Court yesterday,
and stood on one foot, waiting for
some one to address her.
"What can 1 do for you madam
asked the exquisite chief clerk, af-
ter laboriously working his feat
ures into one of his fascinating
smiles. ......-..
"I-ah-that is, sir, can l get a
divorce ...s-.-
"Well," said Lester, little
startled at the unusual method
taken by the lady in applying for
oneof the staple articles of the Su-
perior Court, 81 don't know about
that. You had better consult a
lawyer" -.,.s
~ don't want no lawyer, L think
lawyers are just horrid. l want a
divorce, and 1 want it now"
"Well, we don't keep them in
stock, madam, like ready-made
clothes, but if you consult some
lawyer who makes divorces speci-
atty (and there are plenty ofthem)
l think you can have one made to
order in time for the evening
train"
"Well, 1 don't see what's the use
of having half dozen men in your
Office if you can't get a divorce for
a poor woman who has but two
hours to space before going back
to Oshkosh" and with disdain-
full shrug other pretty shoulders
the woman pranced out fthe room
with poor opinion of Chicago's
divorce mill.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-05-22
The 'Prairie Farmer" Booming.

The old friends of the Prairie
Farmer, and many farmers all
over the West, and East, too, will
be glad to hear of the good for
tune that has come to this time
honored journal, which for nearly
half a century (43 years. has been
doing good service to and for the
agricultural interests of our coun-
try, The number of May Sd an
nounces that, henceforth, the Prai-
RE Farmer will be under the edI-
torial direction and business man
agement of Mr.. Orange Judd, who,
after more than q quarter of a cen
fury Of service at the head of the
American Agriculturist, has left
his former field to. other hands,
and removed to near Chicago, a
thousand miles nearer to hundreds
of thousands of his older enter
prising readers who have preceded
him 10 the West. The number be-
fore us gives evidence of the vlgor,
experience he brings to his new
field to work. All who want spec
linens of the papers as it is, and is
to be, and TO enjoy Its advantages,
the Prairie Farmer, weekly, from
May 1. up to 1885, by sending a
single dollar to Prairie Farmer
Publishing Company, $50 Monroe
ST. Chicago, LII.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-05-22
Fashions Follies

The stained glass craze in fash
ionable households is waning, and
the opinion of intelligent people is
that wholesale imitation killed it.
Ecclesiastical clocks for bed.
rooms are the newest. They are
made of olive wood in the form OF
cathedral, and in the steeple is
the.clock, sweet chimes designat-
ing the hours. AZ
Heaviest and board,like black
silks are to be the most fashion
able, and although they are expen-
sive by the yacd, they are guaran-
teed to "last forever" In these
days that is a very important con-
sideration. tff r
Sunshade handles suggest that
the designers fancies have run
riot. Such a variety has never
been seen, and there is everything
from the owl perched on Dough
to the good sized pug sitting for a
photograph.
Glass salad bowls, with compart-
ments underneath for chopped ice,
something after the butterdish
style, are among the new things
imported. The idea is not a bad
one, and will no doubt be appre-
ciated by eplcures.
Among the "smart" things done
by the girls ofthe period is having
her head shaved, or closely crop
ped, and wearing q wig. at is so
much less trouble" they explain,
''and we can have 1t dressed differ
emily every week."
Very natural are the artificial
Easter lilies in pots, now used for
household decoration and at some
fashionable weddings. At little
distance 1t is hard to say they are
not genuine, and the horticultural
sits down and weeps over the de-
ception.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-05-22
No Guess Work.



About every "ready rockoner,"
I"guide," Calculator" or memo
randum book offered TO farmers
contains one or more rules for
Judging the weight of animals by
measurement. These rules are re-
produced by the general newspa-
pers, and sometimes even by agri-
cultural journals. This is well
enough, perhaps, as the measure
ments, if carefully made, may give
the real weight, approximately,
quite as near as the guess of the
so-called expert cattle traders; but
good farm scales, accurate to the
fraction of an ounce, are now so
cheap that all guess-work should
be generally abandoned. Such a
scale is one of the necessities in in
telligent and profitable farming.
A large interest on the cost will
be saved in buying and selling pro-
duce. The farmer of to-day should
know exactly the weight of the
grain and hay he feeds, as well as
of what he sells; and be able to tell
how much it is costing him to make
a pound of beef, pork, or mutton.
He works for profit and wants to
know when Improbable feeding
begins that he may stop it either
by different method, or by send
ing his animals to the butcher.
The scale will tell him this. One
of the most successful cattle-feed-
ers in Northern Illinois weighs
every ton of hay and bushel of
grain used, and he also weighs at
frequent and regular intervals
every animal he is feeding for mar
ket. An expert himself, he pur-
chases his cattle by "eye estimate"
because growers of young stock al
low him to do so, but he knows the
exact weight of them within TWEEN
ty-four hours after it reaches his
premises, no matter at what time
of year the purchase is made. The
lesson is evident. There are plen-
ty Of good scales; get one and take
good care of it.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-05-22
Put a Brand on Him,

women are unnecessary erii
ing down his fist hand ON the counter to empha-
size the heartless remark. 1t was in the village
store at Milton, Saratoga county, and the spe ak
erwas the central figure of grOup of buchOlic
philosophers. lie was hOmely, slovenly and
sixty. There's where differ with you alto
gether, - said Mr.. Geo. I. Graham, of the same
place. - Women are mostly what men make
'cm. W hen husbands are brutes wives will fall
into submission or make home hot for the men /;
they are unnatural in either character. Love
them and especially be good to them when
they are sick, and you will have no trouble.
There's my own Wits, now. Shl Is suffered a
good deal with dyspepsia, nervods prostra ton
and other ailments that took the bloom of her
chez Ks amt this spring out Of her steps. Well,
she saw the ADVERTISEMENT Of PAWKEIi's TOXIC,
case. Gentlemen, | sent five miles afNer bottle
She took 1t. | sent again amer more. So several
times. Trouble? Why, II you could see how
much good 1t has done her ynu would say that
women are the greatest of Gods blessings, and
Parker's Tonic the next.
This preparation, winch has been known rs
Parker Ginger Tonic, will hereafter be called
simply ParkPr's Tonic. THIS change has been
rendered necessary by substitutes Imposed upon
their customers by unprincipled dealers under
me name OF ginger; and rs ginger is an unim-
portant ilavoring ingredient, we drop the mis-
leading word.
There Is no change, however, in the prerara-
tion, and all bottles remaining in the hands of
dealers. wTaI psd under the namp of Parker
Ginger Tonic contain tbs genuinv medicine IL
the fac smile signature of HIsCON & Co. is ut
the bottom o. the outside wrapper.