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~ - Dayton Democrat. 8
) Two or three '.new' Democratic { y
newspapers, started on STANDARD ,slush
to- punish the old, nnpurcbasabls organs
OF the party, have hoisted the name O
Henry B. Payne for President Wher
she grease" stops The enthusiasm q
lhe new Democratic ~ sheets viii
svap porate, and there win be q lot OF old
second hand printing material for sale
The talk about Payne as . candidate
before the people for anything is simply
NONSENSE A, lew delegates ami legisls
tors may be purchased, but not the en-
tire people. as s''4
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4, cab, good evehingl I come to ask
youitol golr aller,skating this. evening"
"So sorry. but IL don't rolle..skate
any more this season. "Indeed! But
why 2 liam sure you are the smbodi-
ment OF grace whenyou skaie.n' sPer-
haps you mesn when I "a zanpilarotate.-- -
Reginald, do cultivate elegance in con-
versation. 1t is roller skating no more.
Itis zampilarotatiou." And the young
rnanleaaed against the scsseue ent unit
he had gathered strength enough to say
sGood night Hartford Post +. v,,gr
Senator Mahohe goes about W ashing
ton in the scoldest weather. by day and
by night Without oyerceat and with biz
Prince Albert coat unbuttoned.
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sLEaALaNoTIcE.

.DUTH YoHo. residing at zJeSsnonvills
nN Wayne county, Hiinois. viii take notice
that on the 5tho day Of March, A dD.als84
Jacob Yoho fled bis petition in thseoprt Of
common pleas Of Monroe, County, Ohio.
praying for q divorce from said Ruth Yoho
ON the ,grcnnd Of "willful absence for more
than thrss years last past" Said cause Will
be 70, hearing on and after the asa day Of
April, AID, 1884. . }sa4ia s1esl Z
~ ~ JACOB Y0Ho, Plaintiff.
sRRIess Dsiees and r. N. CIBse, Att'ys
mehll ,64w7.
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/ 31.ga u agsEss saRgsesa sag,sS .as ElJ
Ini Z, Il Leap-YeaF Laconics.
Love is the lie o. man. = Spsdesborg
The pleasure Of love is in loving
lPochefoucauld.s .qsais ioo hgrs
Love Understands love; u needs nc
talk.-H Hoargal,iw - S.as5 b,ags o,si
%Oh, they love- lleast that let men know
their love &,Shdkespsors.a
HOf all NE blessings. Iadies are ths
lsoothingest.---Artemas Ward.oa
l'eI'm not exactly engaged" said Tilds
Squeeze, .but I'm going to be- Dick
'eas's " bsEdsasl 6ogm ssod bs6 !
/ OF all the paths leading 10 wornan's love
PHYS the straightest. ro,as - --Faeteher. 's
Lovetis tetter than spectacles tn make
sysrgthipgs seem great,-7Sg Philip Sid
In the month Of May apple trees &c
accounting ueLeve,is eyermors, father Of
poe'fy -Deeo"e'' ,9iiEs ,ljd,R
Hard is the fate of him who loves
-zsY Ystdares NOT tell his trembling pain.
james 7nomppn.
1--we il never lost II not recipro.
Gated it wiz flow back and soften and
pnrify the beari.-I Irviag. !, ~.n 5,s
.'ss Life ii good and life is fair. az yseo,
sist Love awaitsthee everywhere. ei i
Love is loves immortal prayer. 81
-qc'q aRof sla Ri6h sa5 ---Bayard Taylor.
There is ii the heart o. woman snch q
deep well Of love that no age can freeze
IT, Bultoer. Lytton. .''-,'s W. .ss
:, A woman's heart, like the moon, is al.
ways changing; but there is always 9
man in it,1Punch.,si d ,9rsis4 s4s
sid - hsgOh. love. .love, Lowell .lsow fzs
Love is like dizziness a l,Ia
s0s,asoig Itwinua let a poor body N AT
.S5lU ~ Go;about his business. -Hogg. &
70 cord or cable can draw SO fotcibly
or hind so aast!as love can do with only
single thread.-Baeen.
FRAT Birds song song 4 and bird. love H3AJ
,ss, Passing with the weather;
49,. Mans song and mans love,
ao s.e, To love once and forever. 50
sss ow .Fov hlohs has o; 77f ''s'.sso,'' ~ y "g
.iItsis best TO love wisely, no doubt, bu
to love foolishly is better than not to b,
able 10, love at all.-7I hackeray. salp
Here's health 10 all that we love;porl sRo6
Hsre's health to all that love us; oReavol
Here's health to all those who love them ads
That love those that love them si>Rs' ass
Tbst 1--we !. u.ra8iDoosib III iRasl % : nla
Ts6nUs saYos Tgsas saf o. ga dagjd ll;w
mo man who, ,loves not the truth cal
loye A woman in the grand way q wo mai
oughtoto beloved .-Georgs Nc Donqlda qlIa!
sws fuss aud wsifret qs,s sbosssush sls
About the one we didn't get gi7 isd tEsl
.sBut We needn't ma he such an awful fuss
If the one we didn't want didn't get us. zee
tqqad 80 soi, 1oaE sai h-lPAcbe Osrey, 3
How dreary and lone F" ,sgso9
The world would appear ''' rs
If women were none
'Twould be IKE the }air. { Z = "
tss With neither fun nor business there
noa 10 ieslsh e33 agai< TTS"" TT"1"Ss''seye'
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ss.yosa sS ysss s5e right h ;tl4ps ;stulp4psosinsa work
bard" said Frederick the Great 70 .
friend ~ do 80 ia order to livc, for
noshing has more ressp blance b u g 10 70 death
tnan loieDesssIsipsI sai safas4aoo aoa
The late Wendell Phillips waso no. Q
rich man., but he was ,ia independent
circup stances. He inherited 5 consider
able money from relatives and he added
to the sum quite materially in his lectur.
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RspEAprSIoN NOVICE

To Mattas,s Nooss. ormtom Il mag Concern.
Notice is hereby given, that Godfrey Gassel
has deposited In the County Treasury ,
sum Sufficient TO redeem, OF A Of sector
"a. township /, Of ranges, sold at . Delin
quent Tax Sale by. John Rnegssgger, Treas.
urer Of Monroe County, Ohio, January Is
1884 in the name Of Jacob Walter to Nat
thew Moore ese 80
s. A. ATKINEON,
mch4 'a4t3. Auditor Monroe CD. Ohio.
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sDaliy, ) Stop on Signal, Do not $40

COsNEeTloNs-Toledo with all lines enter
ing the city.
~ CosNECTIoNs-Fremo l.. e NV. x. II
Clyd l.. B. & w. R. r.; Bellevue. y. \ .. q
SIT. r r.: Moproeville. B & o r R; Well
hryton. g &C &IR &; Creston. N Y.;P & o
RI r! Orryille, g a & C R r; and P E w b O
R r. Massillon, P f W l. @ R R; and @. i q
Nv r R:yaley Junction. Valley r. r; Canal
Dover. o. d P r R: and @ T. & w. r. r.; New
Comelsrnwn. p. g & st. l. R R; Cambridge, 3
so r r: Point Pleasant, g. w my Il;
Marietta, q w s. B RR.
n d WOODFORD, JAMES N. HALL.
Genl Narsgsr. Gen'l Pass. Agt,
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indulgence and Excesses. e q
whees} Sssr eating g. datkipg arg

made harmless ! By I using Hop BlItsrs rec e
~, giving elegant appetite and enjoy.
men. BY usipg them before AND remev-
ing all dullness, pains, and distress after
wards. leaving lsihe she ad clear, nerves
steady, and sll the feelings buoyapt, elas-
tic and mere happy than hetore. The
pleasing ed. CTS Of a Christian or sump.
iuous dinner continuing day afterwards.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-18

seH ~ HffIft ----T--3 - e9TF 4.
cd hays jnst received full stock Of Gro
ceres, Notions, Tobacco, Cigars and Candies
Can furnish you a. low rates any article
kept in grocery store. Give me 3 call.
- Nov. 2ol 1888. s mol RRlTZ BUCKI0.
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Eminent Testimony. {
IN. 7. Witness Aug. IS. 1885. ..

". 4, WstneSs, Aug. 10, 1851.
81 fnd that in addition to the pur,
splrts eontaiped .in,slhsis .eomposition
they .contaia the extraets OF hops sni
other well known and highly approved
medicinal roots. aeaves' and tincfuress II
quantities sufficient 10 render the article
what the makers claim it to be, tc W.T. !
medicinal preparation and not a heverags
unfit and unsafe toobe used except as .
medicinee \ ,d.it'EEA a , ".sm 81 TamH1
"From q care ful analysis of their for.
mula-which was atlested under oath.
| find that in seyefy wine -eiassfull oI
Hop Bhters, the active rmedioinsl prop.
critics aside from the distilled spirits are
equahtu a1ful dosedopsus adnlts whicb
fact in my opinion, subjects it to an in.
ternsl revenue tax IS medicinal hitter.
GREEN EENB.RAgM,UzSszGem-sIn.zRev.az B.
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s'Po1yerty and Suffering.

81 was dragged down With debt, pow
erty and Suffering for wears, caused by .
sick, family and large bills for dectoring.
4. was completely, discouraged, ,uptl one
year age, by the, advice pt my pastor, ]
commenced using Hop Bi'ters, and in
one ,ponth We we're alla well, and none Of
us, have seen q sick day, since., and Il
want TO say TO all poor men,, you, can
keep yonr families veil q year with Hop
81, ,srs for less Than one docsorss s'.i'
viii cost, ] know ,ltp,, II 4, ra,e,, ,,.g, -,
!. tns t..tis,. ~ ...o.A A, 'WoRKIEGMAN.o,
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Hardened Liyer,v

~ Five years esgo I broke de~st With
kidney aud liver complaint and 'fheuma-
tism. Since then 1 have been zuuable to
be about at all. = Ny liver became hard
like wood my lin bs were lpuffed up and
filed With water. ALI the. st physi.
Clans agreed that nothing could cure me
I, resolved to try Hop Bitters; ] have
used seven bottles; the hardness has all
gone from my, liver, the swelling from
my limbs. and il. has worked, Q miracle
In my case; otherwise ! would have been
sTs j. ". 'l9ErI, Buffalo, Oct Isl
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hsis's aasd sa8 PRovERBs,sf II sssosa
q Faint heart newer won fair ladyaN IS
The woman who hesitates Is asgoose.
Be bold! be bold! but not too bold (!
She s voald i she could, and she can.
To-day the mountain comes to Ma
homet soiilnq s,t jsg haa sollgeis III
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Groceries. and Motions ogtt'ilp
FRITZ sBUCKIo's.

a aeS isoH baRoq Ysq sitt gssds
-AT-esa1s Aaae9
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I. AoeNEY, Bssidspt.
W. &. HoIf, Master Of Transportation.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-18

sisl d;Si ,issaas4vbai stlsisa
~ kes aofmsstl ~ aaoL .s1gsosi
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-18

IL aIOa RTMAYOMq FWOr
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-18

o. a. dihiNLON,
mch4, 's4ta. Auditor Monroe Co., oAie.
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Ne u. " Vslls inc 2sI5pm ar WeI'gns lepn
No I4lv Norwalk z 4Qam ar Toledo 4 30pm
No .l6 lv Val Jncn 50sm Ar Norwk 50pm
No is " Marietta 5 30am ar Val Jet 8 I0pm
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-18
RAILROADS.
B. u. s. @ R'Y co.
TIME TABLE.
Take Eject 5.e5a.ln., Dee. s 1853.

Trains make connection with the B. 4 O.
and C. &P. Railroads, also, with Capt
Princes steamboats,, for Wheeling. Trains
run daily, Sunday excepted.
TRAINS GOING EAST. ----r-'
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Ne 3 Nv c, D 6ser6 Is am srAkfcn Swl 55sm
No "A slsQsk Bar 7sA5 pm Al Norwalk Z 45pm
,Nol5 " Vel, ,gtn 6 IS. am ar Massillpnlo 5oarr
.Nol5lY Toledo 10, 35am ar Norwalk 8 50pm
Nol7lv Norwalk 2oam al Valley Jc s z5pm
NolsIv Valley u 2 sOam a Naristts 8 oSpn
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The, SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
ELaaSl
TUESDAY; MARCH is, 1884.
q L,eaan.Yea,,r can. au,,.L La,ccsornicss. ,cs,r les 3

- --lL-rEl na.-El-N - - Lnn----.
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Champion, d, ''S'arr:aliin Grain Drills
PROBATE notice.

- {. - &c iIass 90 % .u.e,
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Love Is the lie on man. = Swsdenborg.
The pleasure Of love is in loving
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07
Items OF interest.


A violent thunder storm, with heavy
rain. occurred in Humboldt county Mon
day.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
yesterday morning to set fire TO block
Of wooden buildings in Portland.
At ths Gilbert House IL San Rafael.
Miss Tellmon's room was robbed Of .
gold watch, chain. breast.pin and two
bracelets. Loss $500.
The bodies Of the five members Of the
Stewart family, victims oi the cloudhurst
On Yokohol creek, Tulars county, have
been found aud buried.
Michael TarDert, engineer Of the
springville steam saw mill in Humboldt
county, was caught in the betting and
sustained injuries which resulted in his
death.
DR.. Bucker's residence was robbed last
night while the family were at church.
Several sets Of jewelry and other valua-
Bile properly were taken. DR.. Buckner
resides at Fresno.
Partial returns from the Oregon cleo
tion indicate that the State has gone
Republican by considerable majority.
The entire Republican ticket is thought
TO be elected. The woman suffrage
amendment 10 the constitution was de-
lsated two TO one.
The Hon. Mr.. Phelps, U. s. Minister
to Peru. in presenting his credentials to
President lglesias, 10 credited with say.
ing his government extends its protec.
tion, not only over the Swiss and Colom-
bans resident In Peru, but actually in
ciudss the Chinese.
A ire broke out at Red Bluff Monday
morning. totally destroying tho post
Office. papers. letters. mail bags. ETC..
and Clements stock ot goods, seriously
damaging Fowle L Alvord's stock q
groceries and clothing and injuring
Clements brick building.
At the Merced Falls wooden mill, on
the Merced river. the Chinese employ ss
had company battle on saturday.
Some Of the combatants were stabbed
and beaten seriously and one wilI proba-
bly, die. The battle was stopped BY the
Intervention Of the whites.
: The Directors of the Deal, Dumb and
Blind Asylum have approved plan for
. new building in the asylum grounds at
Berkeley, and the plan is in Sacramento
awaiting the approval Of the State off,
GERS. The pupils Of the asylum are TO
be instructed in Typography and cooking.
Arow occurred in saloon ct South
Vallejo yesterday morning over game
Of cards among several Greek and Italian
fishermen. Knives we're brandished
freely and seven pistol shots were fired.
John Dycurgus, the proprietor Of the
house, was shot in the hip. Peter John
son received shot in the rear, and it 10
supposed that Nicholas Prata was
wounded twice in tae body. He escaped
to Port Costa IN q small boat.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07
Press Pleasantr,es.


Riots, strawberries and carpets should
always be put down with slacrity.
It Is astonishing how long it takes .
hired girl to scrub front window.
Peaches in New York are 81 each--Sl
for the peach and 81 for the doctor.
Tne place for people who are unable
to feed themselyes-the Fiji Islands.
Spectators who forced stocks hp 80
high now admit that they made bull
Of it.
An actress is like little girl in one
respec,--when she gets mad she won't
play.
A young man asks: "When is the
best time TO mover When is his rent
duet"
Darwin says there is living principle
In fruit. We suppose he refers TO the
worms.
Cincinnati's musical riot was . failure.
Her lynching festival, however, wa, al
most . success.
About 40. 900, 900 pennies were coined
last year. ''Littlc ones for q cent"
every one Of them.
Last words of the stricken bull who
was worsted in the recent fight in the oil
market, "Bear and for bear"
"Must give way and room 10 your
rash collar?. ~ the young gentleman's
ears remarked to his expansive linen.
"ssy, pop" inquired q youthfal Dem.
ocrat Of an old man, why do they call
II tho horizontal bill.' "Well, my son,
1t 10 because it put Bill Morrison ia a
horizontal position across the knee Of the
public opinion and gave him O sound
spanking. That's why"
He-"In what respect does billiards
change my usual disposition" She
(naively )-''Does it change your dis.
position!" He--"Yes; in billiards
never kiss when can help it, whereas,
ordinarialy--" She" You never kiss II
anybody else can help III"
mo lady or gentleman, "emphatically
remarks a Vermont paper, mo matter
how costly and fashionable their raiment
will sit In church aud eat peanuts" And
it might have added that they will not
stGnd out for pitcher of beer, either.
and drink II while the collection Is being
taken up.
"A Graphic man claims to have been
talking with .an old journalist This
cannot be. The good die young.--Pha.
adetphia Cal. Yes, but he was a Phila.
delphia journalist. Daily Graphic. Is
that SO! Well. the Philadelphis iour.
nalist couldn't have had very much To
do.- Philadelphia Cal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07
How to Learn.

"Johnnie,s said an Oil City girl to her
bashiui company, as they occupied re.
mote ends OF the sofa the other night.
II see by the papers that lady in New
Jersey. lO4 years old, boasts OF having
been kissed by Washington"
YES" faid Johnnie, 81 saw Il. too. -
suppose you were to become great
man like Washington"
"Well, said Johnnie.
"And ] was 10 live to be lOa year.
"wsll, said Johnnie.
II couldn't say Of you what the old
lady said OF Washington, could II"
Then he kissed her .--Oa Citv Derr;ct
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07
WATER NOTICE.

Consumer Of water Of the Los ANGELES
CITY WATER COMPANY will hereafter be al
lowed to sprinkle their gardens between the
hours Of 70 a. n. and tosr.n. Consumers
are also cautioned against allowing unnecessary
waste in water ciosets
Jest FRED. EATON STUNT.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07
K. D. WISE, M. D..
PHsLLsrs BLOCK. - NORTH MAIN srsEEr,

Graduated In ths Jefferson Medical College, Phil
adelpiia, In 1896, attended lectures In 81. Bar
thclomewis College Hospital, London. Also In
Guys Hospital and Kings College. London. In
1881 and 1852. rsok clinical course In the
heaicsl University. Edinburgh. and soli.its such
patronage - his experience and medlcel eduea
tion merits
OYvIcn HoURs: 8 TO 10 A. N. and Q 10 6 P. NJ
tuRe3 1v
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07
Mrs, Alice Higgins, n. D.

PHI YsICIAN AND SURG EON
once and Residence-No. 10 Fort street, Lo
Angeles. Cal Once houn. 10 10 II A H., ato
?. n. 7 70 In the evening. asa I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07
F. r. FROST. M. d..

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Special attention given to all forms Of chronic
dlseases
OFricE Hours % 10 II A. H., 2 to and 7 70
P.h. Dayknd night calls answered at Office
81 N. Main st., Rooms II and IL, Phillips Block.
mayl8tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07
BRIGHT'S
Just Received!

10000 yards Calico. ............4 cents
/oOO ydTuS Ol1llal1lS cents
5000 yards Lawns. 6 cents
5000 yards White Pique e.............,.... 6 cents
5000 yards Dress Goods from ........ to 80 cents
5000 yards of Brown and Beached Muslin E cents and
upward
5000 yards of Summer Dress Goods just Received
5000 pairs of Gloves from ~ -. sc. to 81 pair
6,75o pairs of Hose for Ladies at ... 7'to IS
$3.50 pairs Chidrens Hose ........ S to IS cents
~I325 Corses from .....................2oc Zoe to ST.
10000 pairs of Ladies' Shoes from 75c to S.
$500 pairs Chdrens Shoes frohf.-.. 25c. to $I.25
10000 yards Ribbons from. q to IS cents yard
10000 yards of Lace from Il to soc. yard
10000 yards of Jacone Edgings from to 4oc. yard
10000 Ladies Hats, trimmed and untrimmed from 25c.
to S..
10000 Childrens Hats from m...........Ioc to ST..
5000 Plumes and Tips from m........... Ioc. to 81
6ooo Bunches Artificial Flowers from to 81 a bunch
Also large stock of
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DR, :. c. GALE. TINE NfAITN oeFIcFR.

Has taken Room No. 1. In the Los Angeles Ho-
tel. corner First and Los Angeles streets lie
will remain In his office from 10 10 A. n, TO
vsccinnate those who may wish T.. at the hands
OF the city.
La Cronca copy my4tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07

Taken n Photo Pariors. ss1 N. Main street, Tor
two WEEKS. By ns I. Carter. Houn. 10 70 "
A. ~ . 70 <r.x les Iw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07

An anti mcnoPollAt. oseenhacksss and Knights
Tuesday evening. June 10sh, at 7aO OF lock. for
the purpose of organizing Butler club. ~ Or
der Of THE CENTRAL COMMITTEES.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07
WEEKLY HERALD.
oROWzxG~-nID To0ETHER.

Friends may be false, friends may be true,
And friends d. ceive us sadly;
But what l. that TO mo or you,
Who lore each other madly?
You have your faults and have mine
We have good traits in common;
Angels alone serenely shine,
And they are more than human
The years 20 by asd Age cresps on,
And white wan hands grow nervous;
More clearly know we right from wrong
Aud honor those who serve US.
Together We have thus grown old
ke'er guilty Of deceving;
A Kingdom lies beyond Deaths weld
For those who die believing.
We know the grave 10 very Nah.
Cold, shivering and cheerless:
Amt yet We heave no weary s'gh,
And eye sre calm and fearless.
For Death but opens vide the gate
To life tha Ia Immortal;
And the saints who in patience wait
Will gladly cross the portal
-tF,ank II. StAufer.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07
BOSTON MAsTIc ROOFING.
Fire and Water Proof.
DUTkER cluD.

In use for twenty years and the best roofing
on the Pacific Coast
GEo. N. THOMPSON, Agent
sp3Ou 90d Los Angeles street
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07
Dr. Joseph Kurts
J. Hannon. n. D.,
County Physician.

MAsCAREL BUILDING, upsAinl Rssidenos
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Osics hours from 10 TO i2 a. r.; from 10 arr
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07
A. r. RHEA. M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

ONCE and residence. 45 North Spring Street.
Ia the new Ponet- Bumiller Block.
Prorapt attention given 10 all professional
business.
Diseases Of Children a Specially.
OrPIcE HOUREs--9 to 10 4. NJ, 2 to 4 7 to sP ~
Calls answered at all hours Of the day or night
Until rooms are completed will be found at
Room No. Z, Grand Central Hotel. m,3l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07
=. Dc n. cRAax, n. D.:

Rooms 36 and 80 Baker block. Once hours.
IL A \. to IL H.. TO 4, and 10 p n. noy1 Il
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splasv pssevocaapsss

FRED. EATON. sups.
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II, P. CHAMBERLIN. III. p.

Ofiic rooms and 6 No. 20 South Spring Street.
Los Angeles. Cal.
Once hours. 10 10 IL A. ~, 2 TO 6 and to 8 ?.
H.:Sundays, s 3to6P. n. The poor will receive
advice Rratuiteusly from to p H. viii attend
70 calls from residence, Chicago avenue, Boyle
Heahts. mornings, evenings and all hours Of the
night Obstetrics and diseases Of women : epe-
ciAltv. Charges reasonable Ia all cases. my2 I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07

OFFICE At RESIDENCE. Il 8. MAIN STREET.
| ofacs Hours--o TO II a. H.. TO . and To
RELATIONSHIPS sds Of Main s,sss4, below
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07

Dr. O. F. GilIngham,
Graduate end Member Royal College Surgeons,
England.
0rsdu.te and Membsr Royal College Physi-
clans. Edinburg.
IAN. MAIN STREET, NEAR FIRST STREET.
Consultation hours: to 10 A. n, 2to Z, 7
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07

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goods legitimate
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