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Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
rhe OnIy Perfect Ieemedy

For habitual constipation, dyspepsia and
Kindred ills, Is the famous liquid fruit rem.
edy, Syrup Of Figs. 1t Strengthens as well
as cieanses the system IL Is easily taken and
perfectly harmless. Sample bottles free
and large bottles for sale by all druggists.
G. Y. Heinzeman. agent, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
IT CHURNS THUS:
heChampion Self Revolving Churn
Dasher


Was Patented February &c. 1884, AND is
UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE
THE BEST, CHEAPEST and dMOSTEFFECT-
UAL BUTTER MAKER EVER INVENTED
The dash or "churner" is simple disc at
tached to an ordinary churn dashef han
die, which rotates rapidly by either depress-
ing or lifting lhe dash, thereby giving three
distinct motions-perpendiculs later al and
rotary-at one movement, either OF which
has tendency to rapidly separate the curd
and water from th8 oil suhsta nee, after
which the butter is rapidly formed. Per-
fectly simple and unique. without machine
rv. EASILY CLEANED AFfEk USE and
is USED IN ANY ORDINARY STONE,
w0OD or lin CHURN, making from slx to
eight hundred revolutions minute. THUS
ENABLING HOUSE-KEEPERS to AVOID
HOURS of FOIL HERETOFORE ENDURED
In USING THE 0LD-FASHI0NED DASH
Err The price of this new dasher Is mere
ly nominal, being ONLY 81 90, which
price places Il within the reach OF every
body, the poor as we'll as the rich
ESPECIAL INDUCEMENTS are
offered to Energetic and Reliable Agents
and Dealers. Ladies OF Gentlemen who
wish to engage in an honest and very
profitable employment, will find it to
their interest to call on us. Fair and
liberal terms to all. 100000 of these
dashers are now in use in the South and
East, giving entire satisfaction. For
tunes are being made selling these cele-
brated dashers. State and County rights
for sale.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04

You can get polished shells and shell
ornaments at the Plating Works, on
Spring street. between Fourth and
Fifth, cheaper than anywhere else.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
TOPEKA. Kansas. May, 4. 1885

We, the undersigned, testify that we have
used the "Champfon Seif-Revolving Churn
Dasher," making two and one-half pounds
OF nice butter from one gallon OF cream in
less than two minutes. We cheerfnlly rec
ommend the "Dasher'' to all frieds as the
best. as well as the Quic kest and most cou-
venient means OF making butter we have
witnessed. This Dssher merits the highest
favor Of all
(5igped)E
dAsKLx BROS. Props Fifth Avenue Ho-
tel. Topeka, Kan
+. q. STILES, Prop. Butter and Cream
Depot, Topeka, Kan.
BRADRURy Bros. Props Glover Leaf Dai
ries, Topeka. Kan.
ALFRED TIProS, Prop. PLEASANT Hill Dai
ry. Topeka. Kan
xTWe, the undersigned, citizens of
Los Angeles, CAL, FULLY ENDORSE THE
ABOVE TESTIMONIALS;
CARTER 4 GILMORE, Props Washing
ton Dairy.
R.K. MoCREERy & Son, Props IlIi-
nois Dairy.
CARY Bros, Props Hill Top Dairy.
J. F. WHITTIER, Prop. Florence
Dairy.
4. w. RICHARD. Prop. Glendale
Dairy.
TT. HARVEY, Prop. Villa Dairy. =
J. W. ToRR, Prop. Jersey Dairy.
WILLIAM Rowland, Prop. Forest
Dairy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04

Hacks, coupes and harness. All in
fine order. Will sell or trade. Call
Grand Central Hotel office.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04

Pref. DE Lery, 50. Elmo Hotel
Professor Of the French and Spanish
languages and literatures- Also. lessons
in chemistry, with a full set Of chemical
apparatus for the use Of my pupils.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
LETfERs FROM THE PEOPLE.

rhe tenorof Communications appearing
IN this column is not necessarily endorsed
by the editor of the HERALD. The writer
who desires to be heard In IL should always
accompany his screed with his full name,
not necessarily for publication but MS a
guarantee OF good iaith.i
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
Zinc uu.Iness Opporsuuitv,

Hardware and tin business for sale in
San Jacinto, San Diego county. Cal; (;
central location. For particulars ad-
dress r. T., DYER, San Jacinto.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
Rrunsos. ).
The minor Coarts.

JUSTICE AUSTIN.
People VS.. Thomas ONeii r Misue, =,
meanor: charge dismissed and defendant
discharged p..;. ,or.
People Va. David Jones-Petit lar
ceny; ON trial n;..,rh;oo
people VS.. All Wuhee = Burgiary'
baid tp answer; bail fixed at $500.
JUSTICE RAssEY.
People VS.. J. L. Parker-Assault TO
kill: defendant discharged.
People VS.. II. d. Walker-Burgiary;
defendant discharged.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04

From force OF habit the auctioneer
one day put his thumb under the ham
mer. 1t was soon healed by rubbing
with ST. Jacobs Oil.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
Real Estate Sale
On Tuesday, Dec. 8,al8S5,
nz7Ar is i-s o,CLoCk p. NJ:

EAT IL leg O,CLOCk II. M..s
ou the grounds. that fine property
on the S. W. corner OF Philadelphia
and Virgin sts., West Rosas Tract; size OF lot
26:e1z inchesby about 10llsf on Philadelphia
street. Also, the lot adjoining on Virgin ST.,
size about 26 It. 90 inches by about l05 and
lis It. deep. Also. a fine double lot on
Philadelphia ST., being 40xl26 #. deep. ad-
joining the same, being known as lots / and
., in block l, of the West Rosas Tract
NOTE.-The corner lot has an unobstruct-
ed view. All fine level lots. within eight
minutes walk of the Postofice; the best
Of drainage; Beaudry spring water; two
blocks from the railroad; fine view OF the
ocean, Sisters Home, East Los Angeles and
Brooklyn Heights, being very slightly and
desirable residence lots. We call the par
ticular attention of strangers and others de
sirous of obtaining one of the healthiest
and best locations in the heart and business
portion of Los Angeles city. VIII be sold
90 the most desirable terms of credit.
Further particulars may be had OF
n17td JOHN G. BELL, Auctioneer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04

cATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh'a Catarrh Remedy.
Price So cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by
b. y. HeinEeman. i22 North Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
nr. nenler,s CeIerY,

Beef and Iron, is household word all
over the world. as it is a well.known
specific for Indigestion, insomnia, ma
lnriaI feYor. etc.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
nlsenses Gurea.
Sea Shells,

Inhalations are positive in their action
quick and asting In their effect In the cure
II all lung diseases. SO says DR.. Williams.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
THE COURTS.
s.s.,or Court-Chensy. >.
Dt . 1876.

supsrlor Court-Chenss.
MorDAY. December :, lsso..
McNish ct al. vs.. Their Credi ors--of'
der Of sale signed. ~. MI. asvs
Mlrandetti VS.. Mirandetti--fiye asys M
additional time to prepare, ana ..,' se,ss
amendments to proposed bill OF sN'eP
tions.
Brunsos. ).
Mora VS.. Espinosa--ren aayS iur'ne'
fine 10 defendant TO answer.
Hancock vs.. McKeel ct ai.--fassea
yerdueo ct al. VS.. Bell ct al;a-rhree
days further time to defendant heli'han
to answer. ...ta.
mani On motion for new trial submit
ted.
SET FOR FRIDAY.
Lacy VS.. Lacy.
Burns vs. Oxarart
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
u LARGE BUILDING LOTS
In the College st. Tract,
Bounded by College and Adobe
Streets,
As recordeded In Book OF Miscellaneous
Records. page 43l.

NoTE.-The most of these lots are slightly,
commanding fine view of the city and
Eas. Los Angeles, and as you may say. sit
uated in the business portion of the city.
The most of the lots are or will be supplied
with best water in the State. The Spring
water from the Beandry works. Three
blocks west Of the Hellman line of Street
Railroad about two blocks west of from the
8. P. K. r about seven minutes walk from
the Pcstoffice We advise any and all par
ties to go and look at these lots. kecollect
these are In the HEART OF THE CITY, two
minutes walk from the cars. We call the
particular attention of strangers TO these
lots. Don't fail to see them. Terms very
liberal on a credit. Title Perfect.
A deposit OF $40 each time ON each on the
fall Of the hammer. II not paid the lot " Ill
Immediately be resold.
Further particulars call on j BROuS'
SEAU, Esq, Attorney. 50 and 81, Baker
Block, or on JOHN c. BELL, the Auction
Ger, Nadeau Block. Take the Elevator Ask
the boy for office No. l2d. nov2i ID
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
xnungwor,h,s speoinI,,es.

The Model Cafe, No. II Commercial
street, near Los Angeles. Look out for
numbsr. Thousands of people make
IN siak by gong to another number
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04

The Champion Churn .Dasher chal.
lenges our admiration. 1t is simple,
usefuL mechanical device which per-
forms its work upon purely philosophic-
al principles, and which does away with
large percentage Of labor, meantime
accomplishing results in the yield OF
butter net therefore, attained. 1t is an
invention so simple in its application
and so satisfactory in its results 1t will
commend itself to all. Try IL, and our
word for it, you will be pleased with
the result. t.-Rural and Workman, Lit
tie Rock, Ark.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE,
THOROUGHBRED STOCK
At Wickersham's Corral, Also st..
Corner Alameda street, on
Tuesday Morning, Dec. 18th, 1885,

At 10 O'Clock.
One Stallion, Dan de s.. foaled June 18th,
1873; sire, Niagara: dam, Minnie; a Belmont
mare.
One Ayrshire Bull. Bruce; dropped Dec.
g. 1878; Flora, his dam. is out of imported
COW Highland Mary. imported by F. ID. Ath-
erton, OF Menlo Park; sire, Alexander; i'm
ported by Thos. II. Selby, Of Menlo Park.
One Jersey Bull, Romeo; dam, imported
cos Matella. No. 43O P. @. !. G. c.. sire, Jer-
sey Boy, No I75 P. C. /. @. c.; ear label or
tag No. 10, polhemus.
One yearling Ayrshire, Jersey Bnll, Rob
Roy.
Forty good mich cows, thoroughbred and
Graded; also fifteen yearling heifers and
bulls.
Inere is no breed of stock in the world
that will surpass the Ayrshire for milk; its
peculiar quality is the wonderful amount
and richness of its cream.
Any one desiring a good family COW
would do well to buy one of these. AS they
are unequaled for either the quantity or
quality OF their milk yield. They are all
very gentle and any child can milk them.
This is by far the finest lot of cattle ever
offered for sale in Los Angeles county, and
we would like ali stock men to call and sec
them. N0RTHCRAFrS h CLARK,
decstf Auctioneers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
FOR SALE!
REMOVAL.

DR.. H. N. uRMY, DENTIST, oflce re-
moved TO Schumacher Block, Room. -
topposite the Rostofilce.l nnv1gtf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
ARKANSAS CRY, Kan, July 3. 1873

ARKANSAS CITY, Kan, July :, 1s55.
G0-We testify that we have Witnessed
with watch In hand the churning of the
Champion Self Revolving Churn Dasher in
one minute and twenty-five seconds. max.
ing a fine quality OF excellent butter. sne
giving entire satisfaction.
Democrat.
b. a. WAGNER. Editor Arkansas City Re
publican.
FRED LocELRy, Editor Arkansas City
Traveller.
JuDGF w. d. KREAMER, DR. G. r. FOWLER,
PETER HoLENBACg. Dairy; II. T. SUMNER,
Attorney -at-Iaw; Fl, H. PERRY, Proprietor
1.-THE Leland Hotel"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04

The Champion Self Revolving Churn
Dasher is one of the best inventions of
the kind that has made its appearance.
1t is constructed on scientictic principles
and for making butter il is the most
practical machine in the market. Daily
Gazette, Little Rock. Ark.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04

The above testimonials and editorials
are true copies OF the origiaal ones, the
same having been shown the hditor of
the HERALD by the proprietors,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
Iunr nth 1ssh-

citizens OF Leon City, Kansas, witnessed
ehurning given by Mr.. Popham with The
Champion- Churn Dashcr. With our watch
in hand we saw him convert ordinary
cream, Just as any housewife would usel,
into butter In one minute and ten seconds,
the butter being hrst-elass both In quality
and quantity. Respectfully.
c. Il. McClane. NJ. D. Judge D. @: Runyon
w. III. FORSYTH, Pastor M. Il. Church;J. Cal
YER prop. CITY Hotel; 8. X. Ballinger. Prop.
chicago House A. T. Trice, Attorney-at'
Law,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-03-21
ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.

Although joint session of the two hou-
ses met promptly at noon each day of the
past week, substantially no vote during the
week was taken on the senatorial question.
Thursday the parties came nearest to mus
tering their entire strength, Streeter, Consi-
dine and Bridges alone being absent on the
democratic side, and there were two repub-
lican absentees; but when the roll was call
ed neither side had the courage to cast a
single vote for senator. As the successor
of representative Logan will be elected to-
day and no doubt be republican and ad
mitted to his seat next Tuesday, the demo
Gratis, In the absence of Senator Bridges,
who is probably dead by this time, will be
actually in minority of one on joint bal
lot after next Tuesday. Unless, therefore
they are able to force the election of Nor
rison this week their chance of getting the
senator will be gone, and their only efforts
will be directed towards preventing the
election of Logan. Meantime it has been
demonstrated half dozen times that if
Streeter, Mulhearn and Haines had voted
for Morrison he would have been elected
and a the loss of the senator by the demo
Gratis will be chargeable to these gentle
men, no doubt the party hereafter will
hold them in suitable remembrance.
Aside from the senatorial question: the
proceedings of the two houses have been
without special interest. In the senate
bill came up on Tuesday so to amend the
criminal code that the fact that person
called as a juror has formed an opinion
from newspaper reports should not disqua-
lily him as juror. The bill was vigorous
ly attacked by Senator Duncan and others
and promptly killed.
The house on Wednesday had an inter
esting discussion of Morgan's new truck"
bill, which is likely to pass; and on Thurs
day had warm discussion of bill to re-
duce the maximum liquor license in the
state to $3.50, the bill finally being ordered
to second reading by vote of 90 to 81
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-03-21

After having carefully looked over the
situation and after some solid mature d.
liberation on how political affairs are ad
ministered in the first ward, and there be.
ing no escape from facing the issue and
entering the combat, John Gross finally
announces himself candidate for alder.
man from the first ward. Mr.. Gross Is
said to be in the position of western edi
tor who said that he didn't want the post OF.
flee, but that his friends were bound to gel
him there, and he was thereby bound to
accept. That Mr.. Gross will make an
energetic, capable and efficient alderman
and that the interests of his ward will be
we'll attended to, are solid facts, and don't
you forget them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-03-21

HApEMAN-Mrs. D. Hapeman was in Chi
cago Thursday.
GuEsr.-Rev c. Bradford is visiting at Mrs
Browns, on the south side.
ScoTT.-S. s. Scott and wife returned from
Jacksonville, Fla, last Saturday.
TREAT.-Miss Jennie Treat, of La Sale
was the guest of E. F. Bull and family last
week.-Rep.
NoSrGoMERY.-Thos &. Montgomery and
lady of La Sale, came up to see Minnie Pal
mer Saturday night last.
PRIrcHARp.-D. {. Pritchard of this city,
was in that prosperous burg yclept Hard
scrabble, last Wednesday.
GRAHAM.-W. J. Graham was present at
the annual banquet of the IRISH American
club, at Chicago last Tuesday night.
ELrEL.-Mr. Eliel head of the celebrated
beer brewing company of Eliel Il Co., La
Sale, was in this city on Wednesday last.
B,soRE.-D. Basore and his daughter, Miss
Minnie, returned on Saturday last from Wis
il among relatives and friends in Storm Lake,
Iowa.
McKEoN.-Miss Kittic Mckeon, of Streator,
is engaged in the county clerks office. The
young lady resumed her duties there last
Monday.
RoGERs.-I. W. Rogers, proprietor of the
Clifton House, has been severely i'll the past
week with quinsey. He is to-day somewhat
improved.
GONE Weaknesses. Dennis and Edmond
Connolly and their cousin, Ed Grant, started
ON Monday for Harper Co., Kansas, to make
that their future home.
EpIroR.-L. :. $. Seaman, editor o. the
Mendoza Reporter, was in the city this week
He thinks the Mendoza postofiice will be
given to him who gets the highest number OF
votes.
WEIss.-Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Weiss,
East Ottawa, rejoice in the arrival of prec-
ous little piece of humanity, which made his
appearance in their household last Tuesday
evening.
HAEBERLIN.-A. Haeberlin anu wife LETT
for the Golden Gate of the CALIFORNIA; last
Thursday. He goes there to try the effect oil
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-03-21

H. that on the 10Th he passed another COM
Portable night, awoke in the morning re,
freshed, and ate hearty breakfast OF solid
food the first he had taken In several DAYS
Il is admitted however, that the risk would
be so great as to be wholly unjustifiable 10
attempt to remove his cancer of the throat,
and that left to itself there Is no case on
record where the disease has not progressed
to fatal termination within year. Gen
Grant is at present nervously anxious about
the arrival of the steamer Baltic, on which
his daughter, Nellie Sartoris, is passen,
ger and which is now nearly two days over
due.
The cyclone fiend has already made his
spring advent in Texas. On tho 14th inst
the appeared in the vicinity'of Vanalstine'
lifting freight train from the Texas Cen
trail railroad, and moving In southwestern
direction for 40 miles, devasted farm houses,
barns trees, &c. Rain fell In torrents ac-
companied with hail stones as large as hens
eggs.
49,
The supreme court of Iowa has unanl-
mously decided that every provision OF the
prohibitory law is constitutional.
***
The Burlington road reports Its gross
earnings for the year at $25, 4s3'Gl2, and its
taxes and operating expenses at $14,O9O, 746'
After paying fixed charges and dividends
there is net surplus of $5l1 ,lO6
There was heavy snow storm In Vir
ginia and North Carolina Wednesday night
The snow was over half foot deep next
day.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-03-21

The site fer the new glass works which
was located a few months ago west of the
window glass house, on Chestnut street, will
In the course of the summer have build
Ing 100 feet wide and 200 feet long, con.
structed thereon. The foundation has been
partially laid and the material is all on the
ground ready for building as soon as the
weather will permit. The structure will
be one of the largest in the west. The
super structure will be of brick with stone
basement. The roof will be timbered
truss sheeted with iron. The height from
ground to cupola will be 66 feet These
works are being put up by f. de la Cha
pelle Il Co, owners CT the La Bastie glass
works of South Brooklyn, whose represen-
tative was in this city last Saturday. He
says that the works will be in operation by
September next.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-03-21
The Week.


The excitement In reference 10 the
threatened war with Russia on account OF
her encroachments on Afghanistan was
cooled down by the announcement OF GLAD
stone In parliament on Tuesday that an
agreement had been arrived at between
England and Russia, that neither the kus-
sian or Afghan forces should advance 1ur'
ther on either side of the frontier. While
the arrangement is accepted as settling the
question of war for the nonce, 1t Is far from
being satisfactory to the English people,
who naturally expected that Russia, which
had clearly trespassed on Afghan soil should
he compelled to back out, but under the
agreement Russia continues to hold all the
strategic points she has gained In spite
of the assumed settlement, Gladstone finds
it necessary to continue sending large rein
forcements to India.
There was an alarming report from
Egypt on Monday that Kassala had fallen
and the garrison been massacred, but the
report is not confirmed. Gen. Wolseleys
army at Korti is suffering greatly from
sickness, and reinforcementsa are asked Tor
The revolt against French rule in Cochin
China is spreading, and the French com
mander in Tonquin is calling for 10000 re-
Inducements. Meantime the French pro
pose to reopen negotiations with China 1or
peace on the basis of giving up the de-
mand for indemnity.
A hideous tragedy occurred on the Cork
and Banden railroad In Ireland on Wednes-
day. Four men had been to Cork cele-
brating st. .Patrick's day, and returning
home all got into one compartment and
being drunk got into desperate fight with
knives, two being killed and thrown out OF
the window when the train passed over the
bodies, mangling them beyond recognition
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-03-21

A meeting of the Home improvement
Society was held in the Supreme Court
room on Friday evening of last week, I'd
Catlin in the chair In connection with the
subject of planting trees committee was
appointed to see Mr.. Hayes and contract
with him for purchasing such trees as may
be ordered, and l. N. BEEN, II. A. Butler
and E. H. Smith were appointed commit
tee to solicit orders for trees. L. O. Hattie
way was requested to prepare an article on
the subject of tree planting for the local
press or address the society at its next meet
ing on the 9th inst.
In view of the possible approach of cho
lera next summer, committee consisting
of Messrs. II. d. Catlin, j. o. Harris and
ID. A. Cook was formed to confer with the
board of health and urge upon it the vital ne
cessity of placing the city in the best sani-
tary condition during the warm months.
The meeting of the Home improvement
Society was not very well attended, and it
is hoped that its next gathering will at.
tract all the representative and public spir-
tied men of this city. There are about 70
members of the society, nine.tenths of
whom were absent If the FREE TEADER
might be permitted to heave in a sugges
ton it would ask the society to direct Il
little attention TO the deplorable system of
sidewalks to be found in the resident por
ton of Ottawa. The ordinance governing
this matter should be bettered; however,
this question will be more fully treated up
ON in these columns later on