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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-21
J. TURNER, M. D

OFFICE AND REsIDENcE-Sl N. Main street,
Los Angeles. aug2l
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Burke,s porter is the best malt tonic.

NERVE-LIFE AND VIGOR restored In
men and women ny using Gilmores Arc
matte Wine. For sale by II. d. Godfrey
Nadeau Block.
The old reliable store OF G. F. HeinEeman
kstill headquarters for drugs and medicines.
he has full line of patent medicines, sell
pg them in quantities suit at Eastern
prices
NASAL INJECTOR free with each ottle
ofShiloh's Catsrrh Remedy. Price 90 cent
ID by G, +, He naeman, 122N. Main stree
You will never have sour stomach II you
use Damina Bitters.
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ELIZABETH a. r F1lLAnSBeE, N. o..
OFFICE AND RESIDENCES 240 South Fort
" street. Ofice honrs-S to ~ A. NJ; and
to 6 P. M. jlyl6
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Delicate diseases of either sex. however
induced, radically cured. Address, with 10
cents in stamps for book, Worlds Dispen'
sary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
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sT. paul's scHocl

nFOpENS MONDAY, OcrOBER 4th AT
IL A. II Psul Birdsall. A. b. Trinity
Col Hartford, head Master, with competent
assistants. Eng lish classics and modern
languages.
Amply to the Rector ct St. Paul's Church,
Olive street, between Fifth and Sixth Sts,or
at the School rooms in rear of the Church.
OctB I'm
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pBxslCuANs.
~ Mills ROAl. N. D

OrrrcE-No. 80 N. Spring st., over Peoples
Store. Hours-10 to ii A. M, u n. to p
M,6to7PM. Office of DR.. Fellows--ll
A. M. to I'M, and to 6P. N.
REsIDENcE-347 Hill street. two doors from
Fifth street. Telephone No. l35. Jy2ltf
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YcUHc LADIES' fNSTsTh TE--FG UH-
TgEHYH TERM.

MISS AcKI,ESoN'5 PRIVATE SCHOOL
for Ynune Ladies' Rnd Misses; opening day,
Monday, August 30th. sI2 Second 81.
anS M
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DR.. G. G. RaANsIHc

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 81 South Fort
" street. Office hours--9 to il a. n. 2 to 4
P. N. Telephone 232. ilvl6
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J. Harry Conlan,
r,x = s~rdypu daa0rat0r

consumptives and ,nvaiids should drink
Burke's porter.
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JNsTEUCTIoN IN PIANO, GUITAR AND
i Voice Culture. Terms 50 month in
advance. Beginners in piano and guitar
Sc. Extra charge for lessons at residencee.
II wear experience. 3l9 Temple st. su7
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ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigo
tion, Constip alton, Dizziness, Loss OF Appe
lte, Yellow Skin? ahilohs yftalixer ID 9
H. Main stoet
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cnMmsRG,sa s,cmT SCHOOL,

pOoY-KEEPINe, PEEMANSHIP AND
ID Arithmetic thoroughly taught at room :
IL and II, Schumacher Block l. B. LAW
SON, Pr, neipal. auA
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ARNOLD kuTNER,

yUEACHER OF GER1A LANGUAGE
and literature. by the natural method.
takes pleasure IN inviting eli those inter
ested In the study OF German to examine
his method OF instruction In that language.
Glasses for ladies', gentlemen. boys and girls
will be organized at once Classroom and
office, 149 South Hill street. opposite First
Cong gational Church. 4 lice hours, to
10 A. NJ, to4P. NJ. Best references given.
Terms reasonable. Private lessons on mp
plication- Octo OF
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PHILLIPS POPULAR PLEASURE PAR.
WARNER BROS. q CROSBY,
ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS
~ e MccluRE.

CIyIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR.
~ U. s. Deputy Mineral Surveyor. 1S4
North Main street, Los Angeles, Cal. Tele-
phone No. 95. au5 ~
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]. E. CONN, NJ. D.,

ATE sUpERINTENDING sURGEoEN
l. Northern Pacific Railroad, Physician
and Surgeon. OFFICE HoURs-l0 to u A. NJ,
to5P. N. Telephones: Office, 400; Resi-
dence, S74. OFFIcE-Rooms 81 and 30, Baker
Block, Los Aneeles, Cal. sepl5tt
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PROF.. CuYaS

WILL RE PREPARED TO RECEIVE HIS
w pupils in the spanish language on the
10th OF September at his residence, PLAZA
HOUSE"
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MRS. Dr. WcIls. Femaie specialist

The first lady licen.iste of Kentucky;
many years practice here and elsew mere
in Prolapsus Uteri or Falling OF the Womb,
liberation, leucorrhea, ovarian diseases.
irregular tiles. Prompt relief and radical
8. Spring street.
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Nursing mothers should use Burke's por
ter.
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ROSE rALlB0TT, N. o

NFFICE, 24o SOUTH FORT ST. with
" DIR. Follansbee) ONCE hours, 10 TO u
A. NJ. Residence, 10 Ninth street. oi3tf
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DR.. CHARLES WIN. BRysOH

NIVES ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE
U MEDICAL and SURGICAL d SEASES
OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. O. nee in
Solomon Block, No. 44ls South Spring st, 4,
Rooms and2 Ottice hours 8 A. M. to IL NJ,
2to and Ito Sp. NJ Residence. No. j09
South Olive street, Los Angeles. Cal. OH
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or NORTH MAIN STREET, (opposite
AtO Wells, FARGO " Co.'S Express Ohce.ll
Specialty-disea. es OF the head. throat and
chest together with the eye. ear and heart.
Office hours. from 9 80 A. N. to M.
spn1k
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MRS. C. e. BcURcY, N. D.,

TIAs HAD TwENTY-sIX YEARS PRAC-
IL tice, and gives all attention to Female
Diseases. Has cured hundreds Of chronic
diseases, and can furnish the best OF refer.
ences. ConHnements, especially, Will pc
suffering from piles can be permanently
cured BY consulting me at my Office. No. III
w. First street. Hours from TO 3. Resi-
dence corner OF Montreal and Bellevue av-
enue. jlyl5
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mc,pHeRROn AcaDeMY.

nOARDIEG AND DAY SCHOOL for BOYS.
ID Grand avenue, between Sixth and Sew
enth streets Excellent new building. Fall
term opened Sep ember 23d. 1886, and Is now
in successful progress. For circulars, ad-
dress McPHERRON BROS,
an3 eo2 Grand ave-, Los Angeles Cal.
Esss MARTINS scEs00l FOR CEalL-
0REE.
DI I and seventh, Reopens September
Ia 1896. aug29 am
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cs0. W. COOK, N. o.,

nFFICE and Resi- ENCE temporarily
~ l25 South Hill street, near second. Spe,
cial treatment OF Rupture Mechanical and
Radical Cure. A select variety OF latest
improved Trusses A perfect fit gnaran-
teed. HouRs-8:sO to II A. NJ; 80 to P N.
Z to9p.M. Sundays. 2 10 4P.s. sepl6
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Burke's porter strengthens and tones the
system.
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B, ZACHAU,

M 8. Main St., oppo. Grand Opera House
Corns, Buntons, IngrOwine. Nails, etc.
reated with the care OF specialist.
A specially made of treating ladies at
their homes, r. o. Box S47. aug27tf
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ISAAC skLtOws, IN. q.

HOME .ATlL5r-Oftice Hours II 20
IL a. NJ, 2 TO SIP. N. 0tfice-Nos 8 and
8 Ou6 Fellows Building, Los Angeles, Cal
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ACCQuCHEUR, PHYSICIAN AND SUR
IA geon. Otfice and residence 1c7 Temple
street. When desired, lady patients are
boarded during treatment OF diseases pecu-
liar to their sex, aus u
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MO. is. II, is SCHUMACHER BOOK,
IN Spring street. opposite Postotfioe. ONCE
hours. 10 to ia. M: to and 10 y P. NJ
SR- Night calls answered at Office. Tele-
phone No. b34 sep2l
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ExCUKsIONS.
RaxER. DAWSON q cos Excua
YIGLET,S
1. M, WALTERS EXCURSIONS

DING EAST. LEAVE Los ANGELES
(I Bi-Monthly. ONCE, ST. Elmo hotel.
sepl2tf
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!. p. DARLING, NJ. D. W. W. MURPHY, N.
DRs, DARLING a MURPHY,
nm A. Mi Tos WILLIAMS.

NCULISTS AND AURISTS-Ofiice, l20 N.
" Main Street. Office Hours-9 A.. n. TO
4P.H.; to SP.M NJ. oetal-d&w't
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DIR. T. !. MCCARTHY,
Or. j. W. REESE,

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE NORTHWE5T
" corner Sixth ana Olive Streets. sep26
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Alfalfa and Corn Farms for Sale,

From ten acres up. Artesian wells with ali
and land warranted TO grow alfalfa from
six TO eight crops per year, without water,
the dryest years known to Southern Caliior.
mia.
HAIzLIP h SON,
eep'stf lt1x North Main street.
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crgvAIss puRcElL, 3. A. c. e,

CONSULTING ENGINEER AND SUR
u veyor; Associate Member Institute
Civil Engineers, London. Rsaor IA, Allen
Block, corner Spring aud Temple. oitf
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MISS CuosEY
M. e. A. DE ca,LRo., i,

IIETAPHYsICIAN, 263 s. Spring street,
VII from to ar. NJ. sep7tf
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e p nov. n. a..

OCULIsT AND AuRISr-Late with DR.. st.
" John Roosa and DIR. Norton, New York;
also late residence physician OF the Eye and
Ear Hospital, Worth street, NeR York. NO;
45l% North Spring street. Office hours-lo
A. M. to az. NJ. and ITO s Pm. 1ly1o
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-21

"Read me for my cause, and be patient
that yo may read. d."-SHAKEsPEABE.
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SPECaAAsSTS.
A: w. WELLS,

METAPHYSICAL HEALER, 291z South
M Spring stree, Masonic BLOCK, room 9.
Diseases treated successfully without medi.
cine. All cases of chronic dyspepsia and
constipation quickly and easily cured. OF I'm
Daily Republican., 1886-07-12
Murder and Mystery.

AUGUSTA Ga. Jniy II Tie arrival
In tbis city of n. @ W. Ward, who
has travelled on horseback ali the way
from swain cocnty. N. G is the eequel
to mysterious .rsEecy. Several weeks
ago a nar YsssbG through Fran lin
county. This St4ts. named Aaron 1ngh
ran. aud Close rpcn his heels came a
squad f.oA SHs.a comfy, \. G., in
not pursuit. Easv charge that inghram
committed uou.3es Some time after
wards two q the pursners passed
through Csrre Tilie on their return, say
| ing they had lost lEacg Of iughram neal
Augusta They made contradictory
statements which excited the suspi cior
that Inghs&n had osen fouIy deal
| with
Dr. G. W. Wa;d df Naptohala, n, @,
the grandfather o. In2hram, then be
gan an Investigation He IS following
The track o. the pursuing party ant
ilearning the facts az Tar as possible.
seems from Dr.. Wards statements tina
f.ne murder was by Nc means unprovok
ed, aud that IughTam was probabl.
jus .itisd Il tbe Killing.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-12
Talking remperance.

The temperance meeting ned yester-
day afternoon under the auspices OF the
Red Ribbon Temperance Reform Club,
ia me rooms of that association, was
adriressed by the Rev. Ii. A. Monroe,
pastor of Ezion NJ. Z. Church.
Mr. Monroe declared al The Outset
that The liquor tratii Was m American
IL, thought there was some excuse Tor
drunkenness IN European States, as
wherever oppression reigns and where
the many are the serysLts Of the few
ldrunkennass becomes Tae 7a!ve Tor the
volcano of discomfort.
lie thought temperance was a legiti'
m ate reform, not a DpasnoHlc craze.
Tkere was no stand st!l. ~ morals, AMI
lust az Garrison Il WORK followed that oi
Wesley and Wesley folio we'd Luther, sc
| the temperance movement Is the God
ordained Successor ot tue reform that
| shook the shackle tTOm tne slave.
Liunor men find tSplt wItn ministers
for taking sides with tire Lew political
party, something which they were
| forced to do. The reasdu for entering
Into politics is "tnIt tney lave entered
before us and we al after rn9Zn
| MIR. Monroe waH encouraged from tue
positiun the cuio;ed voters bsG assumed
upon the tempegan9e question, and ht
believed the TEN perSule reform In th'
Sonth was due 30 inc ao.oIed voters.
President Hodson said that ue had
been considering tne rrop-lety ho!d
ing SUNDAY Afternoon EnetanEs II
IGiifereut parts Gi lie city, enc asEed
full attendance 81 mem De'H q the Ass
ciatiou tnis eTeuiug 10 9onklcer u
/ subia.r
Daily Republican., 1886-07-12
MlrshaIlion Union sunday scho9l.
CORES lotdencs 0. the REFUBLioAa.

CORES loLdencB q the kKPUB BLiCiS.
VT are ueased 10 announce thai
tAruusu the generous AID EXTENDED 60
the undertaking by J X BringhUrst.
Kianensi Wnuleu 10. and tie pubic
IN general. the erection o. building
FOX sunday school aud reilgIe17 pur
poses is now au assured tacs. Gl3 and
mas been secured, fou nds5i9ns dug and
every effort viii be made for 1T epeedy
TIE committee, through
the columns Of your paCeri most ain
cerely thank each aud every doaator,
and they take this va! OF 40 doing, as
the aid given extends over 90 large {
scope OF territory that 1t would DC q
hetculanean under .Rktug G tntlviGuu-
ally tender them.
/ A notable feature, as showing ITS
popularity and the iuterodt takeni may
be Illustrated by tae fact ,b2tas aauu as
il was known thai tie foundations were
to be dug, seventeen stou. and hesriy
volunteers were on hand, armed with
ehovels and picks, who made sh6ri
work OF IL. To these tGe committee
also present their gra a,itude. feeling
that to such ditinterested eftoItt
much of the expense will be saved apo
they cordially invite all those vnt
have the iatsrest Of :be rising genera
ton at heart, and the desire To do SO
to give a helping hand in any wHy they
think tit.
When subscriptions were solicited 81
days notice were promised previous IL
coilt ction; the com mittee therefore re
specially notify contributors TO pay oi
or before Augu,t 10.
For Com mittee,
G. NJ. BENNETT, Seo'y.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-12

In the U. s. Senate on Saturday a mes
sage was presented from the President
vetoing the bill aDpropriating $3.50 600 for
a public building in Dayton, Ohio. 1t
was referred Mr.. Blair, from the Com
mittee on Pensions, submitted report
on twenty three pension bills vetoed by
the President, and recommending that
the bills be passed, Notwithstanding the
Presidents objection
Or motion of Mr.. Kenna the matter
was recommitted. Mr.. Hoar's resolution
of Friday calling on the President for in
formation as to the seizure or detention
of American vessels in foreign ports was
taken up and adopted,
The consideration OF the River and liar
Dor bill was resumed, pending which the
Senate went into Executive session, and,
when the doors were reopened adjourned.
In the House the Speaker presented a
message from the President announcing
his disapproval of a bill granting pen
| sion to Daniel b. Ross. Referred to the
Committee on Invalid Pensions. Mr.
Conger, OF Iowa, from the Committee on
Invalid Pensions, submitted reports on
the Presidents yetoes o; the bills granting
pensions to Elizabeth Luce and Catharins
Mccarthy. Ordered printed. Mr.. Bel
mont, of New York, from the Committtt
on Foreign Affairs, reported back a reso'
luton requesting the President to trans
nit TO the House all communications re
lating to the Imprisonment in Ecuador o
julio Santos, an American citizen
Adopted. The General Deficiency bill
was resumed. After some discussion Il
twas recommitted, with instructions to tn,
COMMITTEE on Appropriations TO report
II back without the olauee granting al
kextra months pay to House and Senate
employces. Mr.. Morrison, from the Com
miJtee on Ways and Means, reported bach
adversely The Randall Tariff bill, and 1
was referred to the Committee of thu
Whole. The General Deficiency bill wa
rerorted back amended, in accordanc,
with instructions, and was passed. Mr.
Morrison, from the Committee on Rules
lrcportel resolution that Tuesday, l3tl
July, be set apart for the consideration o
lsuch business as may be presented by th'
lCommittee on Ways and Means, not t
Include any bill raising revenue, and
any bin shall be under consideration AMI
mot disposed of when the House adjourn
on said day, the consideration OF said oil
shall be continued from day To day unit
disposed of. (lhc object was to secure
consideration OF the surplus res olution."
After discussion the resolution was agrc st
to, and the House adjourned.
The President on saturday vetoed bill
for the erection of Public building a
Nashville, North Carolina.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-12
As They Cannot Possibly

make q porous plaster having anything
ike the medicinal qualities OF Benson's,
the camp followers Of the phsrmaceuti-
cal profession produce tons of worthless
plasters, and give them names which
resamble the genuine. For example,
Cheap John druggists will offer You
trash yariouslv styled "Oapsicum, "
mCsu sicin," "Capsicine" or "Capucin"
Iplasters, prefaced sometimes with the
name !" Benton's" or "Burton's. TIC
be sure they are cheap, but plain mus
| lin is cheaper and just as etlicaoious
Ask for Benson's, look for the "Thre'
Seals" trademark, and the word Cap
Ioine," which ia cut in the centre OK tn
Igenuine.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-12

Isaac Jacobs, ebose singular manner
of defending himself caused SC much
amusement in tne Municipal Court lasl
Saturday morning, alG wDo was held
in s4OO hail for iu-,her hearing on
charge Of fraud preie-sed 10y Charles H.
Leierts OF the Prudential Insurance
Company, came into cou:t punotually at
o o'clock this N arn ny, accompanied ny
his counsel, Austin Harrington, ESD
When the ace was called Mr.. Leterts
stsled 10 the Judge that be wished to
with jraw the cns-ge, and the prisoner
was discharged. He afterwards apollo
rizsd to the Judge ioT his conduct lssi
Saturday
Daily Republican., 1886-07-12
Gladstone's Defeat.

LONDON, July l0.-The returns re-
ceived up TO midnight tonight show
that the Conservatives have elected 289
candidates, the Unionists 63, the Glad
Fstonians 149 and Psrnellites 72. The
Conservative gain fas been reduced
By two.
Lord Harrington has been reelected
for the R9ssendaie Division OF North
east Lancashire, receiving 5,39s votes,
against 949 cast Tor Mr.. Newbigging.
The Tories ana Unionists combined
have beaten Timothy Healey, Parnell.
ite, in South Londonderry, Mr.. Thomas
Lea, the Unionist candidate, receiving
72l votes TO MT Hea!ey's 4,629. The
entire poi was 6 1856 votes, falling of
of 5l5 from the last election. Mr.
Healy, however, increased his vote SOC
over that he poiled last year, INT the
Liberals and Torist combined on Lea
tUnionist, instead ot dividing on Tory
and Liberal, as lasy year.
LONDON, July Il Tie total vot
Iralled ny - Saturday nigh. was
Unionist, 1,2C9 So; Gladstonisa, l, us,
973.
LONDON, July u --ot the 95 seat
remaining To be contested 5l were for
merly held by Gisds;Onisns. 70 by Con
iservstives, - by Uaionis;s aud Is b.
i ParnelliJes.
LoSpoN, July l2.-Al the morning
newspapers, eveL the Daily News, re
ijoice that Lord Earti gton has been re
elected - Par lament.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-12

A dissraceful fight took place between
:w0 yourg men nearly opposite Qaig
lays morocco factory, on Weet Fourth
street, last saturday evening when .
arge number Of persons collected, and
instead Il interfering to stop the con
test, encouraged the parties 10 rene wed
lffJrta 10 injuVe each nJGer.
The police were not called; Ms every
one OF the lockers on apneaEea to think
tha- 1t was his,neig gbbor's dutyl.o attend
Q the matter. According to remarks
"A sde. the officers shouid be Ubiquitous
aDd invariably appear without warrs
ing whenever their presence is requisit,
@ preserve the peace
Daily Republican., 1886-07-12

The case of James Dennison, charged
with committing an aggravated assault
on Officer Shields, by striking MIN IN
the head with a bricR, was called by
Jud ge Cummlns tLis morning, when
Andrew t. Sanborn, Esq, appeared
and stated to the Court tnat Levi u
Bird, Esq., had just been engaged a,
counsel for Dennison, and as he hac
not had time to become acquainted witt
the case he asked that il be continued
The request was granted, and rhursda!
NJ xt fix I'D for the trisl |, bali being fur
nished by Dennison's g father.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-12
Look Towarns the Licht.

A weary and discouraged woman afte
struggling all day with contrary winds
and tides, came to her home. and Ringing
herself into a chair, said
Everything looks dark, dark. -
"Why don't you turn your face TO the
light auuty dear" said little niece who
was standing near
The words were E message from on
high. and the weary eyes were turned
toward Him VINO Is the Light and the
Life Of II. III and in whose light alone Ne
see light.
"Turu your face to TIE light O
weary watcher you have looked, and
longed, and struggled N the dGrkness
without avail; now turn your glance the
other way "God who commanded the
ligh, to shine out Of daFkuesss, hath
shinei in our hearts, to give unto as the
light Of the knowledge Of the glory oi
| God in the face al Jesus Christi and il
we viii look toward the light, and walk
IN the light We shall lind blessing
-ud peace all along cur way, and
even amid darkness and shadows shal
rejoce In hop Of the glory q God, th'
light OF an ursetting day
ofauor IL Co.-Carpets al redues(
Daily Republican., 1886-07-12
The Fisheries Fight.

WASHINGTON, July 11.-Represents
tive Boutelle, of Maine, has received /,
under date of July 10, the following re-
ply to his request, that the State De-
partment give immediate attention to
the statement telegraphed him from
EAstpurt, that American boats were
driven away from st. Andrews, n. B ,
Oh Friday by a Dominion cruiser:
"DEAR Sir: | have Just received
your telegram of this date stating that
y0u had despatch from Eastport, Me-,
that A merican boats after herring for
Isarliues at St. Andrews, n. B., were G
idriven away by the Dominion cruiser
Middleton with the announcement
that no American boats will be allowed
10 take herring for any purpose, and tc
this you invoke the immediate atten-
tion of this department.
"On the % OF june last you called a
this department III company with Sena
| TOT Hale of Maine, and then drew nj
attention TO a similar threat of inter
ference with the purchase OF small her
ring for canning az sardines from tht
Canadian weirs. On the same day
III made representation OF the alleget
| .hreats 70 the British Minister at thii
capital, and drew his attention TO tht
alleged violation Of lawful com Dercia
intercourse between British subjects il
| Canada amt citizens OF She Unitet
| states
| al was il hopes yhat further inter
ference with recognized and leeiti
mate trade would ne prevented, but vii
lagAiu address tine British minister CIOi
(, he subject. II will Assist materiall
% all euch cafes Of alleged violation 0
olnmeroiai rights If accurate and flu
statements Of a. the facts iii each cas-
sare procured and forwarded TO this dt
p8rtment, acconps panied by atndavits
A great des! o. loose runcr and senss
1iunal statement would be thus dispose
If and n tangible basis be lsid for claim
for compensation by the I'M nFed partie'
Il cave tie honor to bs, very respect
Itunv, your, T. T. BAYAltD."
i Mr. Boa,e le telegrapnei 10 EIstpoi
, IIeqaestiug that Fl L and accurate swor
: statemeuIs O. the !uterfarence eom
Ip.aineG O, be prepared ana forTaEde
e at once 10 tee Department u 6ta,e,
Daily Republican., 1886-07-12

Rev. Wade MessarOs, pastor OF the
Northwestern Independent Church,
Philadelphia, narrowly escaped drown
ing 81 Atlantic City a few days ago.
He and a friend proposed swimming to
the iron pier, distance of about two
hundred yards. Nj Messaros became
exhausted when Lear the pier, but
caught the rope and was saved. lie
was rescued from the waves st the same
nnint ahnni Two Yeara ago.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-12
Morocco Men and X. of l.

Are attending to their busines-in
their own Wayne are doing the same,
and selling daily at Wholesale, fresh
eggs, fruits. vegetables, oysters, clans,
Icrabs, SC. City grocers protected In
prices by spicer & Little, ITO e. 4th
street,
Daily Republican., 1886-07-12
tie Tried to Thrash the wrong Man

HARTroED, CITY, Ind, July IL
John w. peeter was killed here at an
early hour this morning by Charles
Weisman. Dee or mist0ck Weisman
Tor a man named Hughes, whom he
wished 70 chastiss. All Efforts to con-
vince him of his error failed, and as he
pei sisted IN his determination to punish
the wrong man Welsman drew pietol
aud fred two ehots, nne of which took
eillct aal Deeter died in few minutes
Neisman is undsr arrest at Hartford
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