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Tho ISrHL.loEScEn is in receipt Of q
communication from gentleman residing
in tho interior oil Ohio in which the wrl:tr
states that l.e .'wouId like to engage Ia some
lottery schonc," and says that DO will be
under lasting obligations to the ISrgLll-
ogScER il we will send him ''aolne good
s,hemc." He adds that he was engaged In
the business aome years ago and met with
t1ierable auccess. i
Though not GO wiso as Solomon, what
wisdom We have moves us to remark that
there is no "iair" lottery scheme, and
further thu. VIC have have no kind Of the
echcmes mentioned on file jos! now. The
mi, St lottery investment We know OF is q
share in a building association, where
every ticket positively draws ptizs, II
onr inquirer would devote his talents to
cultiva,ing two acre garden patch he
w'u'd be aurer OF return for tho monty
INVESTED than II he put his faith and dollars
in tho mos. plausible lottery echeme eytr
invented.
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Was wn.","v,oa'n GRAY. . espo,led .

Was WnsNiMgiUn'n Grave Uospoiled?
Taafugon Dt,patcA to the b timore lie a!d.
This recent death Of old Henry Lsmb. a
we'll known character in Fairfax countr
Va. and This CITY. haa revived tSe atorv ~
the s.tallpg OF the BODY Of Goorre Washinv.
ton In tbs early days Of ths nrsssnt centn.
~ Lamb spent his entire lI.e Of Oh yesrs
at Pohick, q small settlement near The
Washington mansion al Mount Vernon.
and he was a member Of the ;nd;vna,ion
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How EngIish Women Dress.

From Truth lLoldon). -5ls ..is iI
Let mo now give you fcw Of tho eccen-
tr!cities. You know the glare Of tho cleo
trio light, yhu know the effect Of staring at
tho eun. VOL, neither tho ono nor the
other Ia to BE- compared with the aensation
tba. was caused to ones eyes by the pass-
log TO and fro Of yellow costume, with
bonnet and psrsaol to match. Although
there were hundreds Of boats on tho river,
II was impossible to fix ones gszs upon
any other than the one containing thess
condensed ,aya Of the sun 8, long as they
we're within = quarter Of mile. As ! had
no smoked gass with me, l cannot tell you
how tho wcarer suited the costume. II /.
A lady In white d .nnel spoilt an other.
wise pfstty dress by having lle.slzsd swal.
lows In velvet S,uck all over it--one or Two
OF which had sought refuge In her hat.
Another, well known III the ,c,the!ic
world, had on a biscuit coleted Liberty
serge ur.es.' It was killed all round from
the waist, being, OF COURSE, destitute oil al y
dfapery. The sleeves were very tight and
much bepuGsa, and the body, which was
trimmed with yellowish velvet, was cut
away In front, Of owing an "Orientap'
wRistcoat, that was the envy Of the nigge,
"Squssh." M ii ,,t s'f I, p FiS
One mstron wss resplendeut in red vel.
vet. She did look 40 hot but che dared
no. wipe her poor face for fear OF disturb.
ing the paint and powder. As q conse
quence the heat made u little river just
over her eyebrows and round by her ears
escaping down her back. She wonld have
been o nice.!ooking old lady had she al
lowed nature to compete on equal terms
with art" ~ '.,..sls \
She, however, was far preferable TO an
other 1 saw. Imagine, my dear, q woman
about ha az stout again as the dear Pfin
cess Teck. Put Oh her loose bodice, like
a dressing .cket, OF the thinnest imagin.
able material. Fasten 1t firmly round The
neck, and then poll It down tightly to the
waist, securing 1t with substantial band
the material ,ormipg the sole support fol
the figure. You then have before yonr
eyes sight that persiated in shocking
mine. I wonder some kind friend does
mot toll these matronly creatures how ride
ulous Ito use 10 stronger term they make
themselves wish there could be com.
psny formed for the gentle suppression OF
people who will perss. in bringing ridicule
and contempt upon cur sex. How ] should
like to be on Il Q co nmittee. 3D..
This hats, as rule, were Brobdingna'
gian, and were. trimmed with fruit and
flowers from the same paris. Some cher
ries saw were Gs large ss walnuts, and
one rose had blossomed to such 40 ex.
tent that it looked like sunaower gone
nad-if those &c ,thetic iavorites ever in.
dulgs in such freaks. I should not have
been surprised at one bunch Of Il ,wers !
saw in q hat doing 80, ss it had to supper,
the most horrible looking green lizard.
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II 10 i.ICkh 0A the lIeunury,

E1tHUHve. r4..r-. ~ III
Many people throughout the country
seem to suppose that tho officials at Wash
iugton have direct acctss 10 the lunda Of
the government, and that they have only
TO go to tho Treasury, put in their haucs
and fill their pockets. The care in regard
10 every pension, whether it amoun.a toSl
month or si0G week, will show how
carefully tho money Of the country is pro-
tected. The same rule holds good in re-
gard to sill drafts upon the Treasury. The
pension must tiis: be found to be all
right by the appropriate evidence,
which Is compared with the muster
rolls and the records in the War
Department. It goes through numbe,
OF hsnds, and, il all right, . :. quiuition il
made upon the treasury for it. This requi.
eilion Tor its payment must go through
thirteen bureaus before 1t can be- paid.
IN the frat place, you know, there must be
fund appropriated by Congress for TIT
payment o( the class TO which it belongs,
and the appropriations must be available
before the regulations will DO made. Then
it must be drawn up and signed BY til.
Commissioner Of Pensions. From him j,
goes 10 the Secretary OF the Interior, who
Signs i. and eends it 70 the Comptrollar oil
tina Treasury. The second Comptroller
Signs it and sends 1t to to the third Audi.
tor, who looks it over and patss it on to
the warrant division. From here
it goes to the Register OF
the Treasury, who in turn examines it and
hands it over 10 the division OF account. l,
it passes here al! right, it is then presented
to the United States Treasurer for his sig.
nature. Having been signed, it goes back
to the division OF accounts to be r. gistered,
then to the Il ,yister Of the Treasury for his
signature, then to the division Of accounts
again for mailing to the depository OF the
pension agent who is to pay the claim, and
another note must be sent informing the
agent that ths money is placed to his cred.
it here Tor its payment. This is the modus
operanGi for every pension claim that is
granted, whether it be for 500 a week, as
in the case OF the wives Of dead presidents.
Or 81 amonth for the end Of finger.
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Too True to Ue bud.

E1CHuHGe. 90. q.
lie was busy man and she was society
woman. One evening he euddenly looked
up from his paper and eaid:
"By the way, didn't We have baby in
his house abont the time the Midland
Broad. Gauge went up to 0S?'
Yes" she said, Oscar was born the
night Of the Everingham reception"
boy, WAS i,2' be said, with show Of
interest. II bad forgotten; muet be about
! months old by this time. Where is he ?"
SHE touched hell, a servant appeared,
and she ordered Oscar to be brought into
the presence Of his sire. Instead Of whom
the weeping nurse appeared alone, and
With many tears confessed that the infant
Oscar had been kidnapped in the park six
weeks before, and that the most CAREFUL
search, aided by advertisements in the
daily papers, had thus far failed TO reveal
his whereabouts. Thua we see that wealth
is no barrier to sorrow, and even into the
homes Of the rich and the great trouble
creeps with its stealthy tread, and sons.
times breaks up q whole evening Of enjoy.
ment ~. '.liE q '.4s -.
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Don't nonn.y ~.n inc .eiephonc.

f--ehGhge. " ..z,t "a so 't ~ ~ NJ; WI,
Young Mr.. Stevens, Of Cleveland, is ''all
broken up" Mr.. Stevens, a few brief days
ago, held good situation in a business
honsa, was orgsnist for Methodist church,
and was cnsagcd to marry beautiful belle
whose pa wsa wealthy. He was regarded
by the community as a nice, moral young
man, who deserved all his good luck, and
none Of his triende know aught to the con.
trary. Among these friends, however, was
one addicted TO practical jokes. Meeting
Mr.. Stevens the other day, the joker told
him that o certain sensational afternoon
paper was about to write him up. The
supposed.to be.moral young man there.
upon rushed to the telephone, called IN
the newspaper office and tiled to
explain the circumstances, which
were, he thought, embodied in
tho sensation. Tho wicked newspaper
men had never heard Of Mr.. Steyens be-.
fore, but they took tho explanation all in,
Tho telephone communication more than
limited at scandalous affair in Mi. Ste.
vens' past history, and in the dread tu Ian.
gusge sometimes used by abandoned re-.
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portets, "gave him dead away" These 70.
rortess Immediately proceeded 10 write
Mr.. Stevens up, using tho information DO
had no Kindly siye1l them, supplemented
by more, which they were enabled to
reach from hints he had thrown out. The
afternoon paper contained the sensation.
and the result is that MIR. Stevens has lost
three situations, one in the business house,
one in the church, and the other as pros.
pective son-in.law. IN the house Of the rich
cleveland citizen. What has become o.
tho Joker Ia not known. 81
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Of hours the ''iea,uren waa at length ex.
hibiied' The aurmisaa Of the congregation
that the lad would DO a lily.white zenith Of
seven or eight summers, with hair Of flaxen
hue, proven incorrect, az, upon the Chair.
stepped forth. "Now," eaid the Captain,
I'VE will proceed with cur promise. Yon
would hardly Imagine thatthis yonth has
hair like heaven ? But he has. In that
head, above face as black "a your hat,
you caunot distinguishes parting-henca
the similarity" Amid the laughter Of the
on.lnokers the army struck up, "Thero'll
DO no parting there" !. +
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71T7If@0T =. - - = q 2 .TTs "a
Anything to DFnw n Crowd.

The Salvation Army announced that at
their meeting on Monday there would be-
shown "a boy with hair like heaven"
This, ofitself, was sufficient to attract an
immense crowd to the Mechanics Insti.
tute and after the said crowd had remain.
ed In the hall on the gui wire Tor couple
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NKnvous. dyspeptic individuals, whose dis.
tress OF mind and body maks life miserable
II your sufssrings have been prolonged and
increased by tho use Of b,tters and pretended
cures Of kidney and liver diseates, throw all
such nostrums ASIDE and find BIZ alth, strength
and vigor In that simple remedy known 90
Or. G1yso.t's Yellow DICK and Sarsapsrilla.
It purihss the blood, s.rsugthsns the urinary
and digestive organs, and infusss new life
into all parts Of the body. No other remedy
equals it Have your druggist get 1t for you.
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DAYS
U --------
FROM SWITZERLAND.
TKAvEL.E's GUIDE.
Trains arrive and departaa to!'ows-c,ty Tin

Trains arrive and depsrtas fol'ows-City Time:
BALrInOREd OHIO.-MAIa I1sx-De
pArt-For Baltimore and New York, l.4J A m. s.a,
m, and sos p N. Grafton Accammod4 alton Us
m; Local freight 7:6 y N. M undsville Accom-.
modauon. !l:So m. Giovers Gap Acconmoda.
I. u. Div.-Fos Chicsgo and the West. e:l5 a m.
c25 m and 1l:i0 . M. Barnesville Accomuoda.
t!on. 8;a5a n. ZancsvIlle Recommendation, 4:i0 b m
a m. Tdadelph!a Accom- nodatIoa, Is:CJ D M
Washington. "a Accommodation, s:S5 nj. i :. =
arrive From Baltimore and Washington. D.
lsl0s n 1olb e. and s:sS H. GIovera Gap
Ut. Local freight 40 "a. 49,. o'''
CO. Dlv..sIom Chicago and the West 2;io m.
9:io q m aud 605 p. M. zsnesvil!e Accommods.
uon: 600 II. HatneaVllle Accommodation, 4:4O
W. P. L DIv.-from Pittsburgh, at i'm n :,
and ':2o M. Warrington. Pa. sic a N. Triadcl:
AT through trntus run daily. Local trains daily
? r., O. q ST. L.-DHART-6:20 m, 8:W m
Lao p N. AS m. ARR1v1-sS0 n, n:W 4 ~
s:S5p N, 720 N. tsf'l1I :. '-''''-N''l'. ~
Cleveland, Lorain d WheeItne,-prp..r
St. Clai'svilc WI N, Cleveland express lo;2 M
alt IN, ". Cairsville accommodation 5:i7 n n,
AKRlvE-St. ClaiIhville SGT m, MnSsilon ncron.
mediation 9:39 nj, s. Clatmvil1c l227 m, Clove.
land express 2s7 N, 81. Ulairsvilo Csc m. o''
3 Cleveland d rlttaburxn-Uxr. rr-s.ro
n, n:T N, ZIG p N: Steubenvtlle Accommnds.
ton 9:lS 4 N, HallSville Aocommodstjon ina
p n. ARnlv1-l9ss N. 5:os p m S3 D N; sten.
oonvnle accommodation 9e S:N p N, We1lsviilo 40
b, Z. d Q. RnllwRy-IrAyu Rallaire u,
Woodaneld and sumnerteId at 600 4. M and o. IN
p. N. ARRIvz It Belai.e Ut Oils 4 n. and s:3S M
ohio Kiver X R.-DkrARr-Forp arkenhu,,
$50 m; accommodation SIS = m and 10 D n
ARKIyH-ll:M n. co D m and a.1i n ~. '-~ ~
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notice TO TAXPAYERS !.

The City Basd Of EQUALIZATION and Appeals, at
its eeiug en- July ooh. adjourned to meet on
ThuHday. July 3lst, at Q o'cloc, P.M ut which
time !. will begin WORK upon applications from the
Fi,st w.rd. n6d 1t will continue with the wards In
The oder OF tteir number lam time to time uatIt
the work Is com pleted. ia. 7.s. '46f. D r.-aI
AZ the assessments. under the law, arc msde A.
Of ths first dRy Of January no pethi Ions Tor
lions OH Rcct unI OF the 1o9d OF February 1854 will
te considered. IL
. AL sp3lic.t ions must be In writing, and anplI.
cations for reductions cf aNetEmeats upon per.
EQUAL property mtitt re accompanied with aftids.
Wits showing the iacs upon Watch the upplica.
BY order of the -'.I 80.
BOARD Or IQUALlZ ATIoN d APPEALS,
~tvf9 saf -G.Tr' go 80 -
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GBNgksL NOTICES,
CTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING,

A special meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
Wheeling ard Elm Grove RsIlHad Cfnpany,
called by order 9: tho toaId OF irect'ls. VI evil
board viii Re held at the office Of tie aid com
pnny, In Wheeling v. Va, OH hstp1day, August
6h, 1854. at O'Clock r. w.. for the purpose Of act
Ing "n propositIt be then submitted 10 cute
aud iksue bonds secured by deed OF trust on III !.
property Of the compan,, and Of .ransxcsiug sue /
other business III may br pres nted.
~. kuITER, Secretary.
Ia,lx. !
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At o Tennessee banquet the other FIGHT
a. old fellow, who had been invited and
who knew nothing Of wine, sat drinking
champagne. Looking up with an express.
sion Of disgust he eaid: "'Hare, darby, I
don't want no more o. this Stu 4. "Wha,'s
do matter wild hit. b,st?" Got no body to
it. Iwant somethin' that'll jolt me like I
was hit witha maui" wall, boss" turn.
ing and griuning at bis companions, "you
stick ter hit and it'll stick ter YOU" Here,
what ia the stutT-sweetaned rainwatel?b
mo, sab, hits champagne" got no
whisky ?";,"No, sah." "Say thisll stick 10
met" do hit, aho, boas, ef you stick ter
hit" X, '...l,,
The next day, after come one had kept
the old fellow from committing suicide, be
found the negro waiter, and said: "5ay.
can't ,you get me some OF that blamed stuff
to take homer Thar's fellow up in the
that have shot at six times. L
want to give 1t to him. Russle roua' an
lit me gallon or 90, m I'll pizsn the
County Judge an kill the Teller shot att
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LEpUBLiUAN IUuNTY TICKET.

f0R tliEaiEp. M III,
FRANK JOHNSON. Nh.
ctEHX os THE cIkcuir COURT,
CHARLES I. 10 AA!II.
CLARK UPIIE COUNTY couEr,.
v. hhwr. LlSCH. tu.
iiflECuTlNG ArroENEY,
JOSEPH b. kLSos. h,
Assrssog, CITY DiArMcr, ~
FRED. ROLLER .,Ui
AitsscoE, ceuHraS pIsTGiCT.
VIM. 3. Mccoy.
COUNTY JuHyEYos, ",
h CLhEEEDN X. LAIRD.
HOUSE ep pILtoATLs,
II, Il pOvEkER, ..I
a, Z. y. EBEliNi,
w.. ]. Masked, II.
Col. ". i. CURTIS.
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NRW IMPROVEMENTS.

dor SALE-A FEW CHOICE LOTS
IL In rotttr and eherrarda second addition to
tho Town Of Mi*go. A mail cash payment, bal.
anco 10 b, paid In two year, without interest,". Nm.
qnIfe ~ address DAVID Simpson, or ROBERT u.
TONNE {, Mlnso junction. Ohio. 50ss y1ld'5 jysl
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-05
Press rlsasantries.

The difference between a certain kind
Of fish and pullet is that one is men
hsdcn and the other hen maiden.
The Irish peasant is described by his
admirers as natures nobleman." He
.vidontiy buloags 10 the arrsh-stocracy
OF nature.
How should soup be catens" asks a
gastronomic exchange. With o spoon.
The habit Of eating soup with q fork. Is
not only reprehensible, but extremely
foolish.
The city Is full Of raftsmen and the
raftsmen are inclined to be full Of whisky.
They make their money on the ALE.
gheny and spend 1t on old Monongahela.
That's what they're rafter.
An English paper says: Lawrence
Barrett is not handsome" and an
American contemporary replies that, at
any rate, "his legs are mates" which
cannot be said Of Henry Irving.
A shrewd drummer who stopped with
rural friend to save his board and
lodging says he beat the spare room
business by having good nights rest
therein without catching cold. When
asked how, he said be avoided the bed
and slept In the bath tub.
Said Mrs. De Smith to Mrs. La Brown
WHO Is that elegant.looking gentlemen
coming down the street yonder!' "Why
that, Mrs. De Smith, is an old brute
He ought to be murdered, the old repro
bate" why, really who is he---what,
ms name?" John Brown, my husband.
Adams fall reached long way. Adam
and I'VE were first placed in the Garden
o. Eden, where it was perpetual summer
when they sinned they were driven ou
into the cold world, and ever since thai
the sons of Adam had TO pay s6 for a tor
OF coal and $500 apiece for sealskir
sacques.
Our Anglomaniac: He wears n b;cf
collar and carries small cane. II,
wears tight-iitting trousers and carrie,
an eyeglass on his coat. He wears 1
broad.brimmed. high Derby" hat and
wears an expression of distress. IT,
says: "Aw, y-a-a-s, ye know, me bow.
and when he swears he saws "demns
ton" and "blarsted" with an ntteriv
Englieh air that makes o straight. haired
American sick. We trust he will news,
30 far forget himself as to make believs
be ia an American citizen and attempt 4
vote In th's country.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-05
= -
Items OF Interest.

Edward Lemon was hanged Saturday
at Victoria, u. c.
The salmon run all along the British
Columbia coast is reported light.
Queen Victoria is reported to be in
better health than for long time.
Grashoppers are on the war path in
the vicinity of Folsom, and everything
green in that section is doomed.
In the burning Of the Tramway Com
pany's stables ut Glasgow, Scotland,
Saturday night, 200 horses perished.
The Gladstone Government Is said to
be growing more unpopular in England
every day, and crisis ia soon expected.
The recent dynamite outrage Is still
the absorbing topic In England. Thir-
teen were injured including five women.
An Indian was killed by two white
men at Cape Nudge. B. c., a few days
ago, and the tribe are up In arms in con
sequence.
The Baroness Kolemine demands
El0, 600 year rs tine price Of cousenting
tSs peaceful separation from the Grand
Duke OF Hesse.
President Riddle and Cashier Reiber,
Of the suspended Pennsyi, ania Bank,
have been arrested on charges of con-
spiracy to defraud the bank.
The County Jail Of Kinney county,
Texas. was burned Saturday evening.
Oae OF the prisoners-a Mexican half
breed burned to death.
A curiosity in the shape of q single
stem from rosebush, containing i39
roses and opening buds, was on exhibi-
tion at Santa Rosa last week.
While L. r. Mills was asleep in the
Auzerais House, San Jose. one night last
week, his room was entered and his
clothes relieved Of S370 in greenbacks.
SIosson defeated Shaffer in q match
game OF billiards at Chicago Saturday
night The game was for $50 side.
800 points. The play Of the former was
exceptionally brilliant
An attempt was made in 81. Louis Sat-
urday evening to get up meeting OF
business men in the ioterest Of Arthur,
but 1t proved disastrous failure, not
more than half dozen being present.
At Batesville, Miss, Saturday. H. w.
Thater, editor Of the Blade. killed julius
Porter. a young lawyer, in q street en-
counter. Thater was arrested but dis
charged on preliminary trail, having
acted in self-defense.
d. C. o. Howard, charged with rob
b,ng the Bank Of Monmouth. Illinois, Il
$l50,000, was arrested at Waukesha,
Wisconsin, on telegram frsm the Mon
mouth authorities. He confesses his
identity, but is reticent regarding the
crime.
s. II. venator was severely chastised
by the father and brother OF a Miss
Louise Nichols at Aituras, Modoc
county, last week, in addition to being
cowhlded by Louise. His ofiense was
the writing Of an Objectionable letter to
the girl.
The remaining Indictment against Neil
McKeague for the murder Of the aged
Wilson couple at Winnetks. ILL.,, was
nolle prosecuted Saturday, in view Of
his acquittal on the former indictment.
the evidence being similar in both cases.
The prisoner was set free.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-05
THE GOODS MUST Col

That looking
it wise though stock rather
whole stock mercy nohng
Of
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-05
WEEKLY HERALD.
THE OLD COUNTRY cIRous,

How dear TO my heart is the show Of my child
hood.
The old country circus my fancy once knew.
In these days Of three rings. OF hippodromes,
How fond recoections present thee to view,
For weeks, while the posters on fences and
church sheds
Portrayed to.my young eyes the scenes that
should be,
No soft thrill Of love, no throb Of ambition,
Has since equaled the bliss gained dreaming
Of thee
How faithful ! worked in the ways that pre-
20 gain the few pennies my ticket should buy
No to WAS 80 sweeteued mo reward SO stupen-
No missr Ger cherished his hoard as did l.
How fair the sun shone on the glad day appoint
How rife with strange hustle the sleepy old
And when DER the hills came the rumbling Of
WAGONS,
The bound Of my heart said; "The circus has
- ccms :.
The old country circus the faded old circus.
The one horse old circus my infancy knew.
What pageant q now can that grand entry
What VT q today like these jokes Of the ring :
And these divans OF pine boards such ease ori-
No reserved cushioned chairs Of the present
can bring;
One elephant only satisned, majestic.
No Jumio. nor sacred, neither painted nor
Take them al. and the whole gildsd fraudulent
humbug,
The old country circus, the wandering uld circus,
The shabby old circus my infancy knew.
New York Journal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-05
CONsULTArsON FREE.
LECTURE COURSE.
monday Next, Nay 18th,

At $50 p. n. Subjects Edwin Arnold, BAlzac.
Octave Fenillet, Tourgeni.n, Swinbourne,
ErckmannChatrain.
Tickets for course, 80. Single tickets rs cents,
10 be had at the door myI6u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-05
f. r. FROST M n

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Special attention given to all forms Of chronic
d seases
OFFIcE HouRs o TO IL A. NJ, 2 to and 7 to 8
?. N. Dayhnd night calls answered at office
Ss N. Main st., Rooms II and is, Phillips Block
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-05
DIR. Z. G. GALE, TINE HEALTH OFFICER,

Has taken Room No. II In the Los Angeles IIo-
tel corner First and Los Angeles streets. lie
will remain In his office from Q to 10 A. NJ, to
vsceinnste those who may wish l.. at the hands
Of the city.
La Crohica copy my4u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-05
M. P. cHAMBERLIN, M. D.,

ono rooms and No. go South Spring Street,
Los Angeles. Cal.
Office hours. 10 to IL A. NJ, to s and I to ?.
~; Sundays, 8 to 5P. N. The poor will receive
advice gratnitousg from 4 to r. NJ VIII attend
TO calls from residence, Chicago avenue, Boyle
Heights. mornings, evenings and all hours of the
night. Obstetrics and diseases OF women q spe-
cialty Charges reasonable in all cases. my2-lm