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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24
P.sadena.


Business gentlemen Who contemplate
becoming residents Of the "Seuthern
California Paradise" when the South
srn Paciic Railroad il opened. should
secure the commanding bailding sites now
offered for sale in the beautiful orange
groves Of Mr.. JAmss Smith. on Orange
Grove svsnns Thsy ara located on {
hillside. looking east. having splendid
visws Of the entire San Gabriel valley
and eonvenisnt to Posto@Qe. schooln
and charehsss NJ. Smith has also
some lots on ~ lain tAorsnGhisrs
and businepastres& Fair OAks aVeans,
betGssp Hsfel HAymond and poseoGies,
~ corner 1o1s of two and half scrss
saeh having froatagsa Of 80 fesa ~ 2o6
tssk. janS0-tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24
Horsford Acid Phosphate.

DR.. J. }. Ryan, st. Louis, Mo-, says:
II invariably prescribe it in fsvers; also
in convalescing from wasting and debili.
tating diseases, with admirable results.
also find it tonic to an enfeebled con-
dition Of the genital organs"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24
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A mag.i6sent s>pck Of vstshsA dia
noa1s a1d jswp1rY = NOW being eloesd
'o1t q 10 liruf S{zsst, bstwsss Sprlns
~ 1fain. h sleok + fpn ths Wsll
h1eNn >nd extendvs eeuss q q. bcnn
= O.. q CAtneo nna psavsrs colsgo3o.
and = vor>A your tlne b loek = u -
Il mn11 b eeld. 0oods al wuRFan1sd -
ropeonoatsd. Ssle evsry aftpgaooa ID
s<lni1G. J. 4 IVnrEn Z Co.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24

|szsTHY WILL YOU cough whom Shi-
lohs Cure will give immediate relief.
Price. 10 cts. 50 cts. and 81. Sold by G.
F. Heinzemau, l22 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24
Watches and Diamonds.

The assigned stock Of Plat L Bsrman.
consisting Of watches. diamonds, solid
silver. 6ne jswelry and Rogers celebrat-
ed plated ware, clocks, etc., will bs
closed out at anction, commencing Sat.
urday, Feb. 23rd. This is the finest
stock Of goods ever brought TO Southern
California, and offers rare opportunity
tor very desirable goods at your own
price. S.-feb2l.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24
was childrsa oan b.


The little folks in the Rossdale
School District, have had their sympa-
thiss aroussd At ths destruction OF ths
homes q - many families By the foods,
and % ~ themselves 70 work bravely "a
help he su5srsrs. Little Minnie with
ssow. Nay Chaplin and Bertha Hoyt, oi
that district have collected e26.S5 fol
the bsusit Of the litsls suiIsrers, who
have Lost their keepsakes, clothing and
playthinsz in the nood. There Is "a
touch Of nature which makes ell the
world akin, in this action Of thsss littlt
pare minded children who wish to helF
IN feeding the hungry and comforting
the distrsssed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24
Remarkable Case Of Magnetic Heal
ing.

In January last Mrs. Stratton was
suffering the most excruciating pain
from an abscen in the inner ear. Sew.
eral physicians were in attendance ct
different times but all failed to afford her
the slightest relief, and we had con.
cluded that the disease must run its
course, when DR.. E. Robbins, Of lie
South Msin street, was called in and
within fifteen minutes, by more laying on
Of hands, entirely and permanently re-
lieved her Of the pain, reduced the inHa.
nation and with n few subsequent treat
ments, without the use of any medicine
or drug whatever, the sbscess entirely
disappeared.
Through gratitude and justice to the
Doctor, and that his healing powers may
become still more widely known 70 the
benefit of all. we make this statement in
regard to . cure which we consider re-
msrkable. L. M. STRATToS,
Mrs. L. NJ. STRArroN. +.
Bernard Block. Los Angeles. FebrgsEy
81, 1884.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24
"a s6hasae.

0as ear lqed 4 harley ehaassd hands
eun1ilienally q privaae trns' on
CAaass yeler1ay. 1AszV M bat nttas
1aeeqaalsa 4 pll6u, = ~ aena,d ~
neagrs "a d ~ an1anss 4 ieeIlillss.
Fed beEly VA : Ghsie 1oll = NJ
sFein ~ psea(e sarl4 plotlsd he>as
Nd ea1ly M rp>l1o>s. o.ieae ~ 4
M olrcooU () - = N.up14y1
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24

ron DYsPEpoIA aad Liver Con-
p,silt ~ havs : peiessd guarantees %
svsgy bot1ls Of Skiloh's vitalissr. Il
Ssvsr fnils 70 cure Sold BY c. +.
Hslhieuan. III North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24

Thsas ere m made Of Absolutely pure,
fns WOOL No cotton, No Bhoddy mix
tnrs. There are no such eoods made
Eat for 6uensss. parity and cheap
nsss. We are offering special induce.
msnts In prices, and wish you 10 call
anyhow, wksthss you wish TO buy Or
mot. We like 70 show thess goods. We
hive Bel Blankets SD AIiners' Blankets
) sven and . half feet wide and full
ienglh Also for three-quarter beds and
rer,lIs .;za
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24
Ad1ourned Alsssine Of Council,

Adjourned Moettug OF Counctl.
The Council met in adjourned session
at 2 ;. y. yesterday, President Moore in
the chair.
The Bcard Of Public Works presented
accounts Of work on the river and
cleaning the streets, which was referred
to the Committe on Finance.
The Committee on Finance recon-
mended warrants TO the amount Of
ell45. .l6 70 pay said accounts. Adopted.
On motion Of Ar. McGsry, it was or
dersd that . portion Of the mud being
taken from the streets be put in the
chuck -holss cut in the strsets-
On motion Of Mr.. McGarry. the Com
mittss on zanjss was empowered TO re-
pair the hnmss and sanjas crossing ~
streets.
Mr.. C. Ducommur was hsald on mat
tern Of the covered bridge being source
Of danger in case Of another food.
On motion. the matter wa referred to
the Commit.ss ON Police. City Attorney
and City Surveyor to interview ths
Board Of Sup2EyieeEs ssxpsssssSs
HwXQl66fS<d.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24

SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
. positive cure for Catsrrh, Diptheria
and Canker Mouth. Sold by C. F.
Heinzsman, 122 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24

A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bott1 Of Sbiloh'e Catarrh Remedy. Price
90 Sents Ssld by C. F. Heinseman. I22
Ntrfh Main atreet.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24

ARE YOU MADE yaassrable by In.
digestion. constipa1oh, Dizziness. Los
Of Appetite, ,xl1ow Skin, Ehiloh's
vitalisef Is -0esitive cure. Sold by G.
F. HeinzeuSx. l22 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24

THE REV. DO. II. THAYER. of
H1rbon, IAE, says: "B,th myself
a1H wifs oWe our lives to SHIL0HS
CONSUMPTION CURE" Sold by C.
T. Heinzeman. l22 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24
Another success.

Mr.. W. B. Chafey, of Etiwanda, was
in the city yesterday. He reports the
country since the great rain in o state of
beauty and prosperity beyond precedent.
The great tunnel which Chaffsy Broth
ers have made into the Sierra Madre
above the Ontario Colony has struck, ct
. disssnce of 16O0 feet. vein Of pure,
clear water, forming beautiful stream
Of abjut $50 inches. This 10 . most re-
markabie success. and secures all the
water needed for that beautiful settle
ment.
This success also confirms the theory
steadily announced in these coIu.nns,
that the great desert plateau, $500 feet
above the city. with it. mountain creeks
and riven that annually Aow into il
and have no outlet, is great natural
reservoir full Of pure wster, and that all
the people west Of the mountains in Los
Angeles and San Bernardino counties
have 70 do is to tunnel into the noun
tains which form the west side Of this
reservoir to get all the water they need
for every foot Of land between the noun
tains and tbs sea.
All the tunnels that have been made
into the mountains have struck water.
that has paid the expense Of tunneling a
hundred fold. Ali the Mission hills and
The highest hills in the city can be irri-
gated in this manner from mountain
tunnels. just west of the Pacoima
Canon. in the San Fernando valley, il
another admirable location for tunnel,
that would make little paradise of that
great rich valley. .sss
The country i only in the dawn OF
improvement, - the HERALD has always
contended, and 'it doth not yet appear,
what il shall be, )" but from the dawn
progress now visible, the full.qB Bed
noontide Of progress and impreys snt in
this country will excel all trthe sun
has yet shoue upon. So = s it be.
| An Assonis7c heasnsn.
Two unsop 1ticased ChinAnsn en-
tered the Gooting gallery on Spring
street l>tsrday to criticise the poor
~ llng done at that time by the boys.
Whose nerves had not yet been steadied
BY their matutinn cocktails. The elec-
tric battery in the doorway attracted
their attention, and, sfter having had
some one TO explain to them that it was
10 test their strength. one Of the washee
vashses bullsd away at the handles q:
dear life: Hia faeeiAe~sasSt looked
t1onev 1t " monkey with cramp in
his tail. and his efforts to let 20 were
superhuman. but il was no gos Then
the other Chinaman grabbed. too. and
be also changed from srinnins heathen
into : chat!ering ape. somshow or
other they both got loose at about the
same time. muokahi-ing worse than an
auotioncer. They both rushed for the
hole in the wall to lee who was back OF
the box. and when they saw there was
not . soul thsrs. they both called out in
one breath, s'Oomah, mouallA fanksef
and ran away q II Old Nick had come
to claim his prey.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24

.ntlssnsn's Colorea 6hirts. Gcptlsmep's
Calofed Cuff, and Collars. Gentlemsn's
odd Iots White shirts, Gentlemsn's odd
lots Unslershirts and Dfawers, Gentle
mans odd lots White Linen Collars.
The goods are perfect in all respects
bat want to Close them ont before
Spring goods arrive:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24
Ladies Benevolent sos,E:


The Ladies Benevolent sjciety yesssr.
day did very lively b<sinese. They
relieved the wants Of 1eeen families en-
bracing ffty-six ersons, furnishing
clothing and payiys rent to the extent
Of 500. TheiSfeceipts were: From the
French Bsneyelent society, 500; e. H.
Boyd, slOvC. r. Hutchinson. $40; cash
items ~ q SHEETS. s.; KnIghts Of
Pythl La Fntelaitd No. 70. 90; p.
Msh, IS; besides . large amount oi
athiug from various sources. Thsir
Stock of clothing is very complete, and
I'll sufferers can get whatever they need
to keep them warm. The lsdies will
keep the City Council rooms open for
tie relief of sufferers till tomorrow nom.
when they will take rest from six ~
OF unremitting labor. After .f4kt the
officers Of the society wills found II
their residences. VIZ seems to b
most needed is lumb( nails, doors and
windows, to be VI, 4 in building houses
for the homeless hstead Of paying rent.
The ladies have pne noble work that
is deserving Of all 1liss, during the past
week. and viii have frsfdguesu1lBza0k
the needy for some weeks further tiu9
-.~xT-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24


Ten years ago. the writer, then visl-
tor, asked prominent citizen TO nsme
the drawbacks TO this country. He said
s'fhe want ol water" d the only one. That
i now happily removed.
Hut there u ono other drawback and 4
u not ''ths want Of merchants" W.
have too many now aud still they come.
Hat While this il Trough on msrehants"
Il is good for the people. Composition
brings down prices. High prices are
things Of The past.
When you want Lap Robsa, when you
want Travelling Bjanksts. whsa you waul
Hell Comfortsfs, when you wsnt Trunks.
when you wsnt Travelling Haes. whsn you
want Cotton Batting wh6p you vast Cot
ton Duck. cali at Coultsr's storsin Bskes
Block, Main street.
strsngsrs and viaitors are sordialIy in
vited to visit my store
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24
PAsssnesrs Dus From tue Rast
Tovnay.

The following is Tie list Of passenger
from the Nask via The Southgn route.
70 arrive IN Los Angsles st l2'2o. ,. y.
to-day. spscially tsle9rpphsd 70 The
HssALD from Ca Grade. Arizona:
Nn-Isnnis elnpson, B b Brown. Sas
Ffaaoiseoj Mrs. pogssy, 0atasio Canadal
Mr. A. @. Desugl, Teronto. Canada; B
White snd vie, 0sdsn; Nm Psteesson.
II Psso, + 4 PisA and wifa D b Pin.
ny, Mainss 9 = Hysts sed VIE Ariao'
n; J W Meconehy, Lvingutou, I Ca.
lsoe. Msxieo; J n noves sad vile.
Paria Mo- 3 b EIloe, Little Rock, Ark
II Howell rslsaki, rsap,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24

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: 8
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24
Rorslasa 311seal-

8 s. IS 4 y 3 |;
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24
WAR DEPARTMENT. SIGNAL SIR
VICE. q. 8. ARMY.

DiviuIono TslegrAns and Reports for The ben.
Ct Of Commerce and Agriculture Report q OBJ
servations taken At Los Angeles. CAL. Feb u.
1894:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24
IIIIIII FIlI
Il: &: &: 4: 4: 4: e; &: :s Y &:
RELIGIOUS snRv1cns.

MAXIMUM 1hoFmometoF, 80
Minimum 1hefmometsE. 61.k-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24
TOOK or ron ,suR.

A Female Confidence Operator Who
May Favor Los Angeles With
Visit.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24
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of the
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Hoard.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24
BOOTS g Shoes
ALSO AT COST.

These bargains are worth your invsstiga
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24

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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24

" aPpeep tkst Nr. ]. Y. Boyd who
disd on ths hills near the los Angeles
river. was for the psst txo year. : clark
IN . store II San Hsrnardino. whses be
was highly esteemed. The 1isncs Of
that plaos says he was Of a sxesllsat
family, well sdaoatsd end sultivatsd
gentlsmaa who nads many friends b
that place.
sinos ths lntrodnotion Of osIluloid In
In place Of ivory for billiard b alls the
elephant can take little rest but the
elluloid 4 now to BE- superseded By
b onsillste, hat 3 aid 10 b. better than
ivory and cheaper thsn oellslold. Chem
istry u workipg Z psaesful rsvolution n
all branches Of manufacturss.
Prof. J. G. Oliver i . happy man
uow.a-days. The rain and the summer
heat have combined 70 bring out . largs
variety Of beautiful Aowsrs, which Prof'
Oliver y gathering u on every Qppor'
tanity. N shofk time IA viii have I
Why extsisiys kstberiqm of the 4ora q
Sonthsrn California.
About 100 head Of large, lean Tsza'
eattlA On Ne wNy 70 aea Frapoiseo
wers storu.hoppd at San Gabriel ani
turned looso a Ne lioh, lush grasa o
the Highland Park traek north Of th'
city, whegs thdy will oet hi hsfors golu(
70 thetr destila>ioe. lt Wa 3 llckl
STERN "a ~ owDsE
The Fsash seslsty e Ne KaisAts .
Pythias. Le1ss ~. q thsk nsesina o
Friday nisht apprepeinsed ~ y b
eivsn 70 the LA11ss' Dsnovoluat opotaes
| Tor The rslisl q ~ 1ood snlrq4. "a
IL nev and .>uoll sooioty, ~ = : W,
esssrees eaee eibstien, i1dssd'
We direst a&lsatien % " sard 4
Mn. Minnie Kss>ss. tsaeh>r q nuzl
qnl ~ oeuan lmsuAsA b or NSv
To.Dnv. TAeso wiohine 70 aoqlize /
thoroSSt knowls60s q mnsic g -
oss.es lAseeeG Sln dad nn' Kas's
. ooupebent toaek~.
Tks I'D ~ = tssrsu - zksnl
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24

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OF s.if
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be ID.
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end and
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-24
70 the Ladies.

ACTUAL ooeT
Ii order 10 reduce stock. ATong other
thinas yva can buy Cioaks, Dolmsns,
Jacksts, Silks. Trimmings. Dress Goods
( and al Of my
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-01-04

Mornasse could he learned, something
might be done quickly
"Once in Paris, shall take every meas
ure in my power. but in the meantime,
Adrienne, you must cease this fretting
and work with u.s."
sand must he be left alone in his sor-
row, with:no one TO comfort or sustain
-himf Oh, cannot bear to picture to my
self his weary life; and. then, 10 think OF
me-of me being here-here, in the midst
Of luxuriesr
"where else would you be, my poor
childY' asked the duchess. "You cannot
assist him alone, you need orr help, and
you shall have it. Why, you dare not
even speak 70 him; he would be punished
for the breach Of discipline"
IL hear Raours voice." said the duke.
HE told me be would come back."
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-01-04

No one can be i'll if the blood is
pure. Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
root have long been recognized by
physicians as blood purifiers. Don't
be humbugged by the advertisements
of the many quack bitters, but &C.
casionally use DR.. Guysott's Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla, and you will
live to good old age free from all
distress Of mind and body. Many Of
our best citizens who long suffered
from bad blood indicated by weak
kidneys, indigestion, sores, aches, ETC.,
owe their recovery TO the use of this
remedy.
South Lyons has new National
Bank, and thereat the people do re-
joice.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-01-04
CRkPThR Hi.


"Raoul," moaned Adrienne, al had for
gotten him." S..
She hid her face on'her mothers breaSt.
Raoul entered, gay and handsome, car
rying @ casket, which he Was about to
offer TO Adrienne, but struck by her atti-
tude Of detection, and the SORROW reflected
in each face, he paused. placed the casket
on table, and going TO Adrienne, took
her hand in his. She raised her fearless
eyes to his face. ''f-" ''"'' +'-&
"Adrisnne, what is thisr' p... 49,
"Speak 10 her, Raoul," said the duchess,
disengaging herself from the girfs arms,
and leaving 10 Raours love the tank 81
restoring Adrienne TO happiness. "She
may listen 70 him." was the remark 70 the
chanoinesse, as the two. LADIES. withdrew
TO distant part Of the room. ,.., 49,,
Adrienne seemed inclined 20 follow them
Raoul was mystined.
will you not look at the jewels have
brought your -
|. He drew the girl 10 the table, and open.
ing the casket, disclosed set Of magni6-
cent diamonds. Adrienne glanced from
the gems, blazing AZ with inner fire, e
the young mans earnest face. =
"These are a. Offering 70 the daughter
of the Duke and Duchess dAubretot, but
cannot accept them"
Her voice WAS clear and firm.
aAdrienne; what do yon meant" Sc
"This; that I have not the right, for !
am--oh, Raoul!--I am not their ehild!"
III know that, Adrienne."
"You--Raoulf
Adrienne fixed her eyes, full Of wonder
on the young mans calm, steady features
He smiled in bis bright, reassuiing style
"How long do you remember me, Adri
enpei"
always, RaouI, always!--thstis, ] seen
TO have lived at one time in another
world, peopled with the visions that to-
day took form and life. That passed
away, and in the second world you are al.
ways present in my pictures Of incident'
and old pleasures"
"You are right. remember you ever
since O'Rourke carried you, delicate IT,
tie child, in his strong Arms, playet
with you, great boy as was. liked u
listen TO your baby talk, and inven
amusements for you. knew that YOU
were not my aunt's child, and understood
that the fact was 10 remain . secret 4
you"
"But you did not know tbat my father
is alive--that he IL -"
"Adrienne, must again plead guilty 4
what consider . justiAable piece Of de.
cepsien. know all about ycur father
In fact, years ago. overheard sonsI Ne
marks made by ORouYke 10 IN old CON
rade OF HE, and I, boy-iike, questioned
him. BE first bound mo 10 secrscy, ant
then admitted that what had satheree
from his erna,ks was true"
10 b COntsnusd.I
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-01-04
Detroit, Grand Have|
& MILWAUKEE, Ry.

GOING EAST.
Trains leave Owosso as follows: Owosso
Express, 500 q. M; Detroit Express $50 a. m.
Through Mail, I:45 D. m; Steamboat Express,
6:55 p. IN. Atlantic Express. go am.
GOING WEST.
Morning Express, 1902 am; Through Mail
rs p. M; Grand Rapids Express, $50 pm.
Night Express. 1859 q. m; Mixed, Coca. IN.
Chicago and Owosso Express arrives II 40 pm.
Mixed from the West 7:10 p. m. s
Refreshments at Detroit, Owosso and Grand
Haven. Mai east and west has parlor day car
attached The Telegraph Line FOR the Public.
t- Through Sleeping Cars on ell night trims
between Grand Haven and Detroit
Night Express east and west daily and all other
trains daily Sunday excepted.
CONNECTIONS.
AT EXTRAORDINARY Western Railway to points
east. Michigan Central, Michigan Southern and
Grand Trunk Railroads,
AT SIILwAUKEE-withth the Milwaukee and Sc,
Paul. Western Union, Milwaukee and Northern,
and Chicago and Northwestern Railways to all
points north and west.
tY-The Railway Company's Ferry Steamer
leaves d. G.. ii. & NJ Dock, Detroit, on arrival OF
trains. Tickets are sold AZ the Detroit, Grand
Haven and Milwaukee Railway Ticket ONCE, to
all principal places In the United States.
4. TANDY Gent Freight q Passenger Agt.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-01-04
RHEUMATISM CURED.

RocHrsrnS, N.Y., Apr. 9th, IS.
Rh@sssstie .Syrsf Co..
CHNrs-l have been a great
sufferer from Rheumatism for
six years. and hearing Of the sue
cess Of Rheumatic Syrup con-
clUded to give Il trial In my
own case. and / cheerfully say
that ] have been greatly bene-
htted by Its use. ! can walk with
entire freedom from pain, and
my general health Is very much
Improved. Its . splendid rem.
edy for the blood and debilitated
u. CHESTER pARK.M.p..
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-01-04
a,RICE'S
TEMPERANCE HOTEL,
Cor. Congress a. Bates Streets.
DETROIT, MICH.
Rates per Day, S. or SIPS.

lB- House better in all IFS appointments
than most So. 90 per day houses. Only one
or two minutes walk TO Banks, Opera
Houses, Post Office, City Hall and princi.
pal business houses Dinner is always
ready at II 80. am, sharp. Come early
and get served promptly.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-01-04
NEURALGIA CURED.

FAiRroRT, ". s., Mares ~. '3s.
RieaDnati' .Spyat c..
CkNTs--Since November. ,5Sg,
I have been a constant suftTer
from neuralgiz and nave Got
known what II was to DC Tree
from pain until ] commenced The
use OF Rheumatic Syrep. have
felt no pain since using the
fourth battle. think il the best
remedy ! have ever heard Of for
Purifying the bleed sas fsr ta-
cure OF rheumatism ard neu-
ralgia. W. v. CiiASra
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-05-16
The Recent Shearing.

We print below a letter written by
Albert Chapman, secretary of the Ver-
mont Merino Sheep. Breeders associa-
ton, to the National Lire Stoch JOu'-
nal. He makes some very interesting
comparisons:
The third annual public shearng OF
the Vermont Sheep Shearing associa-
ton took place in their large and fine
barn, erected especially to hold these
shearings, on April LIST, I'd and Sd.
The attendance was very large, and the
number Of sheep exhibited was larger
than for the last two years; the num-
bers shorn were also in excess of either
of the first two years-the number
shorn in 1882 was "A; in 1888 it was 131
and in 1884 it was 1853. FOR want OF
good shearers, time, and room, the
shearing of a number was postponed
They will be shOrn at their owners
barns, before witnesses appointed by
the officers of the shearing association,
the results to be reported and added tc
the records.
Presuming you will not have room tC
publish tue shearing of so large mum
Der in detail, | have arranged them in
classes, and for the sake of showing the
gains for two years, and to make ready
comparisons, have given the results
averages, and heaviest tleeCes for 1882
as well as 1881: