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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1886-09-11
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yersalst General Convention. Incorporated I'M
der the laws OF the State If New York, the sum
Of........ iol airs, TO be used and .ppiied BY the
Trustees OF said Convention TO the general uses
and purposes of the said corporation"
.Sp.riGL-"I give end bequeath 10 the Univers
alist General Convention, Incorporated under
{ q laws of the State OF New York, the sum OF
......... Dollars, the same TO be added To the
Murray Centenary Fund" lOr ito the Gum
Minis erial Relief FUND.-" or ito the Church Elk
tension Fund.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-22

auf IS procent berielben bic 8orausias
gurg beg Nrbetterfibrers Irtbur eins
trefen, mel9er bic peifimiaii9e Nns
ifauung begt, baB iene fret ~getpprbene
3eit lebisli@ i'm Snterefie Der 2iquors
9dnbler bertpen6et tperben tpiir6e. Stun
lie9t uns stpar ni9ts ferner, als irgenbz
pem ieinen bolen unb gehdufteu @n=
tbeil an ben @eniiHen bes 2ebens mfg
gDnne1 ober bDrentbalte1t gu tpollen, es
fam uns muir barauf an, Die 9ecIamas
tionet iber ben nr1oralii9en 8epi1n"
Del9er ben Mrbeitern aus benz N1tz
tun6ens@ eieBe ertpa9fen fpu, auf ib.
rem Wertb soer l1nmertb gu unterfuz
den.
Na9 allen bieien Betra9tungen f1uz
tte1 mir Die bo9fliegen6en grtpartunz
gen, bic man an bic @infibrung zines
o9tfinbigen Nprmal Mrbeitstages ge.
fnnpft bat, ni9t tbeiler, geben iebo9
freimiitbig gu, baB bic Sadie tpobl
tpertb TT, in Gorm zines grperimentes
einral auf feline praftif9en Mirtungen
bin geprift 5u tperben.
Dieter 8eriu9 nirb biel f9neler unb
oeutli6er, als LANCE Mbbanblungen
unb en6loie Bolts @eber beueife1, ob
btefe Neuerung bauernben Mertb bat,
ober ni1t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-22
Sanb, 9prb =1tntuefen It. 0lmerifa.

Giralt6 ma6te bic Chicago Sribunt
oarauf aufmerffam, baB Elm in 2onbon,
Gnglanb, tDobnenoer Srldnber, Namens
Wiatam SeuaD, an 80, 900 Mfer beg
befen 2anbes in SIinois eignet, tpeI9e
er bur9 etne armfelige Mrt Bddter
betpirtbi9aften ldBt, benen er bobe
pa9tgeloer abnimmt.
Nuf bieie Mittbeilung BIN fan1ett Be=
ri9te aus &anfas, baB aud bort iener
Scudp bel 2anb belize. Mum tpurbe
cine geaaue Gorfdung angeftelt uno
cine Sour bur6 Ganfas, unb einen She'll
bon Nebrasfa ergab, baB iener @culp
bort mebr als 100, 600 @der 6es beifen
Yrairielatbes eignet.
Ollie biefe 2dnbereien tuurben erif in
ben lebten 5 Sabren e%rtpprben. sic
ftno muir gum She'll angebaut, aber
basieIbe Po@tfDftem, tpel9es 5cuQp
auf feiaem 2anb in SIinois eingefibrt
bal, pir6 aud bier eingeri@tet. Yin 70
Gamilien baben fi9 bon @culp ans
tuerben IaKen.
Dor Nbf9luB zines pa@tcOntraets
miifen iie auf iebes grtenntntBre6t
(imGaa bon &entflagen) ber3i9tetr.
gebor lire Pa@t be3abIt lit, geb0rt
Nles, Das fie beiiben, aud Die Tru@t
auf benz Gelbe, 9errr @culp, mas ole
&lageu britter Barteien gegen He a1ss
f@lieBt.
Sober Pd9ter muB einen 8ertrag
auf 5 Sabre abf6lieBen. BON untuIti.
nirtem 2an6 be3ablt er rtur bic Steuerr
in ben beibeu erifen Sabren, I'M britten
beaablt er bieie unb nod 81 bon ie6em
Nder; I'M bierte1 urb finften Sabr
5ablt CT auBer ben Steuern $3.50 fir
ben Nder ueber cine @rneuerung Der
pa6t na65 Sabret1 lit nidts beftimn1t;
oiefe unb Der Nnfab etnen bb9eren
Ge1te bdngt gang bon Der WiIfir bes
2anblorbs ab.
Nae 8erbeferungen madt Der pd1>
ter auf feline G0ffen, moraus ii9 ers
fldrt, baB bieie Garmen in eiuem fldglis
den 3Hitanb finb. Sour arrne 2eute
Oerfeben fi9 gu elmer folGen po@t.
Seuqp bat fi9 in ben gefib 10 GROCER
2dnbereien geieBt Our9 elm fpftematif@es
Nnfaufss 0erfabren, tpp3i CT Mgentel1
NIT gutter OrtstenntniB b~ertpenbete.
ST 3ablte bon SIS big STIR BEN Slider,
unD ibr Wertb foq f@ f@on 6ur9,
f@nittli6 auf ie $50 gefteigert baben.
9ier bat man etn 8eiipiel Der 8ers
pflanaung bes elenben enslii9en 9anb=
lorOsW efens nod ben Ser. Staten.
Dies 1T nur ems bon bielen. Sn berz
f9iebenen Staaten bes Mefens unb
Sloens (Jloriba) bat man gebnli9es
uno es 1T nur cine Grage ber 3eit,
mas man geeen bieie 2anbs uiurpation
bon lusldabern gu tbun ge6enft.
(pbil. Sem).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-22

Gan sntOnio, Esras, /. SnIi 1885.
Sd faufte IN biefer etabt elm @adet bon
Sorsforbs Self gaaifins 8reab Yreparation,
autertos Is elmer @emif@en u~uterfa6uns tnb
Fube, bat baFeIbs bon reinsn unb ni6t siftiaen
Gbeuitalieu sufanmenseiett TT.
Die Sbee bes 4rof. SorsfOrb mar cine tuirt.
It'd srobartiss Oas unberbauIi9e ipeinfein.
fanre 9atron, wel9es in alien 8dIen bas
eubrefulfat bon allen aus @~einfsinrabm unb
statrOn aufammsnoefesten 8adpnIbern if,
bur9 Das I0sbare pbospborfaurs Salt unb 30.
Iron, ben iUirtIiden @abrunsstertb bes grobes
aab BE anpdenfubfaus e~rseusenOen eIemente
Der aatur o. erisben.
Gs Ut fi@erIi9 bic bette unS ~sefhn6e#e @rd.
~aratiou, peIde Dem gublifuim ienaals oFeriri
iuarDe, unb jebe SHUTTER, Der bic @efunbbeii
ibrsr ainber an. Seraen Iiest, folte tein anberes
sebrau4ea.
Sd tam nur nod bic 8efdtignne, pel@t
BON lsIiseu beriibmtea gbemifer 4rof. Baron
bon aiebie Hber biefe wraparation absesebeu
Durbe, biusufiaen, iubem er faste sd be.
tra6te biefe grinbung aIs cine bsr nitli@feu
eabsa, psl9s bic BiHenfdaft Der Meuf6bei
7eIiefert bat.4
Sci allen 0rDcers 3u babem,
Beffmdbt IS. ~25,11,tap6W
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Sin aaufntd.,, h, Ser ,rnteraost.

VtW Se0WfW1WWW w DEE Il~tteth0pts 2
benz burd Elm Ieibenbes. uub f&reienbes
3tnb usebrere Ma&te Der Sdtaf seraubt
wurbe unb Der 30 Der l1eber8enguug se.
lanste, ba6 Mrs. winslprs @ccfbins
SArlp serabe Der GrtifeI lei, beTen CT far
bas 3tnb benSthigte, faufte einet Bcrratb
bopcn. Mls er mad Sauie fam unb fei.
uer 6ruu BACON Wtttheiluts ua&te, mel.
0erte fe ft@, benz Rinbe BON benz @efuuf.
ten gu rerabrei&en, ba fe cine Nnbdnae.
rim Der 9cmScpatbie mar. Die udEife
Madt murbe rteber f9laflcs psrbrodt.
Nls Der Batter am nd&ffen Eoae nod
Sauie fam, funb er bas 3inb idle6ter
ole ie, unb ba {: alternate cine fdlofpie
Na4t befar@tete, rerabrei&te er pSbrenb
Der Mbreienbeit ieiner 6rau benz 3inbe
eine Ycrttcn bes Gnrup unb ioate uidte
bapcn. Die Ma9t barouf f@iief gDes
wcbt unb Der tleine S&reier erpaate
an. WOrSen nit heiterm @eftdt. Die
Wentter mar erfreut aber ben plSsli6sn
wuuberbaren We@fel nnb cbucbl lie f&
auerft beleibiSt fiblte, ale fe GuftlGruns
erhtelt, fette fe bennp@ ben @ebraua
bes @brups fort. G&reienbe 3inber
nne i&lafloie Ni9te inb itr iest unbe.
tauiat. Cine eiu5elne RrObe nit benz
Sprup bat NOD bas 2eiben ieses Rinbes
uno bas Uprurtbetl Der Mutter befieat.
Sn alien G~pOtbeten gu buben; rs GENTS
BITE Glai&e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-22
Z ..

= Sn ber Ndbe bon Sort Mortb bat
ii6 tpieber elm f9redli9es 0erbre6en ers
eignet. Mebrere @1ienen tuaren an Der
0ereinigung Der MiHouri paeific uub
Santa Sc Babn aufgeriKen toorbet,
pobur9 bie gntgleiiung eines3uges bers
anlaBt tpurbe4 Die 0ofomotibe uub 4
Cars fttr3ten ben Babnbamm binunter,
iuo5ei Der Maf9inif einen Mrm brad
unb Elm 8remfer, iotpie Der Geuermanl
lebensgefdbrli9e 8erlebunger erbielten.
Dem 2eBteren iinb beibe Beine anpuz
tirt pDr6en. Ser @oliberneur bat $500
auf bic grgreifung Der 8erbreAer auss
gefebt, tDel6e bic S@tehen aufriFen.
- Sn Nuftin tparett bic meiIten &c,
f9dfte am San Sacinto Sage aefdlofs
len. llnsefdbr 1000 Berfonen batten
f9 80 einem pitnit bel 8riisgerbof an
ber autius un6 norbueftIi@en gilen,
balm ei~ngefunben.
- 9ouifon feierte ben Sag ourG
etne groBartige pro3eiion, bic fi9 BON
Der Stabt aus mad ben Gair @rounbs
betpegte.
Sn Dallas battert fi5 bic Neteras
men bes States eingefunben unb feier.
ten ben Sas NIT Der bortigen 8ep6ltes
rurg i'm Sbabn 0iers part.
Die Geier bes Sages In @albeifon
bef9rdrfte fi9 auf cine BON Der alter
Geuerpebr abgebaltenen parabe.
= Der preaeB Der beiben @trol1e
Wteytalp nnb 8ir6felb, bic Bel Burton
cine Gamilie iiberfielen unb bic 5rau
gu bergepaltigen fu9ten, tpurbe Don
8renbam nod Waaer gountp perlegt,
oa ne Seute gefunben baben, mel 1e Be.
baupter, bic beiben 0erbre1er f61nteu
in ben Counties Wafbinaton unb 9u.
ftit feline unparteiifGe Surp erlangea.
geim Spieten NIT elmer Hiints
f9oB elm 18idbriser Sarbiger eine1 IL.
idbrigert &naben In ben Munb unb t6bs
tete i'm augenblidli9.
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Nstf. 0HHino & @nhn.

unfere 9auptnabrung 1T unb bIeibt
bos Gleii6, unb unt iol@es frii@ unb
gut 51 erlangen, fann man unm6gli6
einen auberldifgeren Martt finben, als
ben BON Wm. 66fling & Spbn, SO.
511 Nbe. s. 9ie 6erre1t baben benz
8ef9mad ibrer &unben &e9nnng ges
tragen unb III ibrem gtabliKement cine
talte 2aftmai9tne erri9tet, tpel9e allen
Mnforoerungen fir grbaltung unb gnt=
fernung f9dbli@er S~ngrebienaen bes
Gleii9es entipri9t. sic baben befdn=
big IN ibreh 8iebb6fen einen groBer
Iorratb BON Waftbieb, aus peI9em
allr bas Bette fiir tire &unoen gemdblt
tpiro. Wer reel bebient 1ein min, ber
beiu@e ben Marft 30. 511
Mbenue .. 1,10t1i
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sesua Cinderella Gd,uh zsGtpre

ltto ileue Waaren ein9etroffen fir Bic
beoorftebenbe GrIbiabrssSai
D n: Wir baben uns bur@ ben gus
genf9ein oapon iiberseuet, baB biefe
Waaren: Damen= unb &inberse 9ube,
9errenf@ube &C., bas Befe fino, mas
te i'm biefigen Martte oferirt tDurbe.
pie Mustpabl 1T iebr rei@boItig unb bic
greife iinb iebem 8e6irfniB angemeKem.
Wer elesantes un6 bauerbaftes @@ubs
aeus trasen min, Der sebe gum
CINDERELLA @1ub>6tpre
@de 0outonitraBe & @pe. 6.
2,8,t1f
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-22
WanbpIa seanhpr. ,

Jarnaer unb Baulufige MAIDEN mir
eaf bic 2umbers0 arb bes 6errn Saas
8. 9egener aufmertfam. Mat fins
oct bort grDBe 8orrdtbe BON 8au6ols
oler 4rt nnb in feiner S9neibemiibIe
S6iirea, Senfer, Saloufien &C. 3u ben
biaigfen preiien. Wer mod ti6t fein
&unbe mar, fpre@e bor unb iiberaeuge
f9, baB man bier nit 8ortbeil faufer
fam. 2umbersDarb urtb Office: an
9ouifDnffraBe. Sab Soor & 8linb
5aetorD bon 9ans2. 9egener,
an Mbeti1e G.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-22
Galifprnta Sseine.

9err s.. 5. 80 E e., MbolefaIe &
Getaitbdnbler In Meinen, Mlarlo plaaa,
tt nor &ur3em Bon feiner bierten Sc
f9dftsreife mad galifornien 3uriidges
tebrt. st fam ieBt feline &uttber un6
Tamtlien NIT ben beften. @orten BON
@alifornia=M einet unb reirem SrQuz
bemz8ranbD berfeben. &einen galifors
MIA @laret ~perfauft ct Die @alone-$1.
gorts unb arbere unberfdIi9te @eime
ftnb TETS bel linn borrdtbig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-22

SAntiifft bic @rdbcrl 9ie Grit
beriGnadung 1T cine i96ne, pietdt=
bole Site, bic Sebem CUR gbre gee
rei6t. Die Wabl itebt apif6en 8lume1
unb Sentrndlern un6 tper bic Iebteren,
als bic b%auerbaften unb unbergGngIis
den, Ddblt, ber wirb bott benz iunget
Rinftler, Granf Sei9, Scr. 3O5-
313 6oufonitraBe, auf bas Bette Zee
btent merbea. 28,1,ip1f
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-22

Del 8iOt Bal Berbe Go. Eeras.
Mrh 9. 3. gEofe, eieentbamerin
Nuseuebm seIsgen, 1seus arrangement, auf.
taerfiarae Behienun9. @iebsi6ter, SnbaIiber
nno WeI9dftsreifsnoe iperbea erfu&t, baS v9oI
Bsross aa erProben. "a tuiu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-22

sTmproyed Condition Powders's fir Wie,.
be unb @inbpieb. Gin ausse3ei4netes un6 en-.
probtes YuIber in Der 8e6anoluna BON gus.
tranfbeiten aler art, alaemeine llnpabIidfeit,
Mnpadfen Der 9aut, &dube, seIbes @afer.
Mansel an 9lppetit. @ebraudsanpeifuns auf
Der Gillette. Gabri5irt BON unb gum 8erfauf
bel. abolph DreiB, alamo Hlaaa, segen.
aber oer Roftoffiee, San antonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-22

Sd babe Sonsaline angeuonbt
In einem Sale elmer iungen Dame,
tpet9e an ocutem rbelmatii9em 5ieber
lltt, unb na6bem fe 4 unsen Soaaa.
line ilabrt, mar tie genefen. Sd CLAUDE.
baB 5ongaline Nles betperfffeligt, mas
bon ibm geriibmt pirb.
.. y. @upton, IT,, M. g., Giour
Gitp, Soma.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-22
ntf'S
Willem
grfd,laffte Gtnefmetne,
@rnmlse 2Ebet

Utgd3lnHtf Gtn9ttfft0fs
4rnnlse 3fbfr
unb $1nluria.
gue faef4-i iria6el seutfeben .1retpterteI aler
kfanlheiiel bes Menl4ensei4le&ts. Gclsente
gnnptoiHe aeisen eerea Daiein an: MbRettfper-
Inits trd4er &tubIenue,@ ppfyeb NIT tlettIs
1ett, 8oGle5bt9tett ma9 benz GfeN, agbtefs
1i,u9 ee8eu f1rpeFIt6e o1er 0eijttae alns
~fteeAo,IseGs ayafftoben nod Der 9gobIseif,
e~sets6atteit beS 9-eNperefaemtS, 0eOra6fe
GtiitAsu1se, Elm @eiabt ais babe it6tt ireeti6
cine 4fLitf betidMnst, G~dltptmbeI, &er5fIps
szs1s, &6Nffdbeif bcr Dem a4Mee3,, bWMteIaes
faFbser a3tish adasItdbe Dee&epfWm0,-
anb erfpxbesn bic Mui1fubune eines &etlniitelB, has
tireet auf bic 1eter pirft. Ale Elm eebers6eiImittsI
te5eH 9mff,a a3SWett niAt tires s@leh9en. SIRE
E5irfuns anf @ieren NIB Gaut TT ~ebenfu1s prompt,
lnhem feale llnsetnheiten tnr@ tieie bret mass
Sebeer hes @A5temte. b~e5eftigen nnb Mppetit, ses
funte Screaming, resefhnabisen GtubIsans, Hare
9aut unb eimen ~frdfttgen &brpey herleael. &ntt'&
@ttteH ptrnriuttet MEIER Gt1 1ber oeibI9Retben,
nod finb fe itbIsne bel Der thsIt4eu 4srufsarbeit uno
fnb Elm ardnbfimea
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-22
@amcuaif & gphm

aa beiu6en unb berer Mammutbs@ors
ratb gu bef9tigen. Oie Maaren in6
BON ben renommirteiten Gabriteu ge=
tauft nnb tuerben gu 10 bilisen greiien
bertauft, tpie nur m6sli9. 9lle &un<
ben tuerben NIT ibreu gintdufen 5ufries
ben feiH. 26,3,3Wt
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g @Iedter SrpR.

Wabr 1T es, ipeui. man fpri6t:
ugs madt auIebt Der Sob
Gin gnoe teber Wotb1-
So@ man erlebt es ni6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-22
aleiber fir ben ssrahliua.

Die 3eit gum Nntauf BON Griblingss
unb Sommerfleibern, 6iten unb I'm
ter5eug 1T gefommen. IS tpirb fi6
tir Sebermann, Der .fol6e Nrtifel gez
brau@t, beaQbleu,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-22
Cline kinofrlo(f Che

euaaaalauAHalnuuana nhMnnnaanaaminu
if setptb cine Iteraus t~rdurise Gd6e fur man.
@es Gbepanr. aSie nnb iprbnr9 btelenn netel In
turtfr 3ett abSehrIfen rerben Tam, seist Der
1tettungssAtmter," 250 Seiten, NIT Sabreiaen
tpabrtea beuti&enS etIs Snititut tn Gefp gcrt berausses
sebenipirp, anf BITE liz RTE % etfe. Surge asute,
pc IN ben Stanb Der @be treteu modem iolten ben
Sprn& S@iders: 10 NJ prnfep mer ito
emts btmbet,," ipptl bebersisen, inS bas purs
trefltde, gnh leiens ebe fe ben pt@ttgRen
S4rttt fes eetens. tbun 9Dirb fGr rs &eatS
tR qpftinarten, ipmchl tn benti@er pie In tnsliS&er
Spra4el fret nnb icrsiam perY d { psriaubt.
Abreie Deutsches Heil-Institut,
0Clinton Place. New York, N. 7.
Der sRettun8s. Nnfer" If IN San Gn.
tonic bel Bu4h&nbler Nie. EenAa
%. baben.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-28
rHE poMoLoGICAL socIETY.
a Citrus Fair 20 be Held tn Nett
Hall in April.


A meeting of the executive committee
Of the Los Angeles County Pathological
Society was held yesterday in this city.
at which Messrs. Fred L. Allies. A. +.
Kerchival. Milton Thomas and W. A.
Spalding were present. The purpose
for which the meeting was held was to
hold spring Citrus Fair in this city.
The committee secured the use Of ARA
ory Hall, in the Mott building. to hold
the fair in Mr.. A. F. Kerchival will al
once take the field visiting all points in
the county. for the purpose Of securing
exhibits from the several localities in
the county. Each exhibit will be ar
ranged by itself, so that the several 10.
calities will secure full recognition ac-
cording to what each does, and at the
same time the aggregate effect will in
measure, according to the interest
awakened, be an exhibit OF the eountys
1t is much TO be wished that each part
of the county would take hold Of this
matter with some little enthusiasm, and
make a fair worthy in all respects Of
the citrus industry Of the section. II
this is dene an exhibit can be put in
here which will make very remarkable
showing for the county. There could
not be developed in this regard toe
much of healthy rivalry on the sub
iect OF this fair. 1t would be Q very
pleasant thing to see each settlement do
It's level best to Guido its neighbor.
On Thursday, the first day Of April,
the committee will be in the hall 10
take charge of all contributions sent in.
On Friday and Saturday, the I'd and
Sd, the ball will be open to the public to
inspect the display. The band attached
to the Eagle Corps has been engaged for
the two days, and twenty pieces will
discourse pleasant music while the visit
ors inspect the fruit. The exhibit will
be under the supervision Of Mr.. I. A.
Carey, who knows all about this sort Of
thing. The success Of the affair rests
entirely with the people Of the county.
If the producers will spare little time
and take little trouble the fair will be
q great credit to Los Angeles county.
There will be here at that time many
visitors from the East, and such , dis
play will be worth ten, yes, one hun
dred times its cost to the people. Lot
the fair be worthy Of our phenomenal
section,
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-28

No medicine has ever been known so
effectual for the cure of all those diseases
arising from an impure condition of the
blood as Scovill's Sarsaparilla or Blood
and Liver Syrup, for the cure of scrof.
ula. white swellings. rheumatism, PIN
Piles, blotches, eruptions, venereal sores
and diseases, consumption, goitre, boils,
cancers and all kindred diseases. No
better means Of securing beautiful com.
plexion can be obtained than by using
scovilps Blood and Liver Syrup, which
cleanses the blood and gives beauty to
the skin.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-28

The great Bear Valley reservoir, the
largest in Southern California, is steadi.
ly filling up. Owing to the limited rain.
fall last year there was only depth Of
"a feet filled. This year there is already
depth Of AZ feet obtained, with two
months accumulation yet to be record
ed. This vast surplus of water will be
more than enough TO irrigate all the
lands from the mountains to Riverside.
Now. what steps are being taken to store
winter waters around Los Angelesl
There is an abundance Of water but q
scarcity of storage. Who will secure
the precious moisture? The hills and
valleys are ready to make three sides Of
the reservoir, the fourth is only wanted
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-28

Mr.. w. H. Norway will leave Los
Angeles for Tulare on Monday or Tues
day next. Any parties desirsus Of see
ing the rich lands OF that part of the
country will find it to their advantage to
20 there in company with Mr.. Norway,
who can give ell necessary information
about water supply and prices Of land,
He has 10000 acres Of fine land in the
artesisn belt at s. and S6.. per acre.
Eight large artesian wells are now flow.
ing in that vicinity. Address w. H
Norway, Pico House.
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Los ANGELES CLIMATE.
Benefits Derived by Invaiids
and where They should go
for Relief.

for Relief.
The influx Of strangers and invalids
seeking convalescence in our delightful
climate has been unusually large the
lest few months and many cures of bron.
chial and lung diseases are recorded.
Although much of this may be attrib-
uted to climate, majority Of invalids
have not depended on climate alone. bat
have secured the aid Of some expert
cnced physician, to remove the impuri-
ties lodged in the throat and lungs, and
climate has furnished the rest. In con-
versation with DR.. NJ. Hilton Williams
yesterday on the subject Of Los Angeles
as a health resort for diseases Of the
head, throat and chest, DIR. Williams
said that in the equable temperature Of
this locality, catarrhal consumption can
be cure in first, second and, ia many
cases, the third stage. while tuberculor
can only be cured in first and second
states. Catarrhal consumptives should
reside along the coast, and tubercular
consumptives in mountainous residence
or higher altitude. The system of prac-
tice in use by DR.. Williams is exceed
ingly simple. though its curative prop.
critics ars truly wonderful, as hundreds
of people will attest who were saved
by him from an early grave. Unlike
the usual methods of treating head,
throat and chest diseases, DR.. Williams
substitutes the inhalation Of medicated
vapors, including all the esse initial gums
and balsams. These inhalations differ
from nearly all so-oalled inhalations, as
A' A =" ' p''' pe
''f''s' 'of '''n 1 o'''
quired; also changing them from time to
time as needed by the disease.
' INV anu ~ ''' '-' 'e
from any disease of the head. throat or
'N NV "
80 " '''s y
meaicatea vspofS' cure rehef VIII De
given, and then climate may do the rest
and send the patient far ON the road to
r..oxarv avian IN oa... rro.ouno.d nv
'o"'o piA'''' - A''' a'' ~ ~
Hilton Williams is graduate OF VIC
toria college, of Toronto, Canada, and
for n number of wears proprietor of the
o.. p.,u Y...,.. . ~.
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Ine CnIchRo Chtrus EhkE-
There seems TO be generous rivalry
among exhibitors to the fair that is .
guaranty of success, The Riverside
Pres and horticultural says:
DR.. @. J. Gill was the first Riverside
man to come to the front and make con.
tribution of material for the Chicago
Citrus Fair. He gives fine Washing
ton Navel orange tree, full of fruit. Ths
tree will be taken up and carefully taken
to Chicago, where it will be extensively
admired. More trees are wanted. Such
tree is well worth S25 in any mans
orchard, and few would part with such
tree for that amount, except it be fol
good cause.
In this city Messrs. Porter Brothers a
Co. will receive contributions and for
ward them free of charge from theii
great fruit house on Upper Main street
All signs point to very suspicious
opening of the greatest citrus fair Of the
age at Chicago.
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Dandruff is dirty and disagrseable In
every way. 1t soils the clothing so.tin'
ually, and ia accompanied BY hardly
less annoying sensation Of itching. The
scalp is diseased. There Il nothing In
the world so thoroughly adapted 10 this
trouble as Parker's hair BAlsam. It
cleanses and heals the scalp. stsPs the
falling hair and restores lts original soft
ness, gloss and color. II is act ely,
highly psrfumed, an elegant dressing.
Very economical. a. emily a snall CO.
cAsional application keeps the hair in
perfect condition.
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The choice strawberries furnished to
Nicholas Mercadante at No. 3 and 81
West Fhst street, are from the fruit
farm of Mr.. Rowland, near Compton,
and are only irrigated by the rain from
heaven and an artesian we'll. There is
no sewage water with its pollutions and
rottenness used in their production, as
is used in some localities. No China.
men are employed. Nick has the best
Of everything. Mr., Rowland always has
the winter crop of Strawberries month
in advance Of everybody and Nick takes
the crop because it is the best In the
market.
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Manufactured only by the California Fis
Syrup Co., San Francisco, CAL, is nature.
fruit remedy may be had Of Mr.. @. +
Heinzeman, agent. Los Angeles, Sample
bottles free and large bottles at fifty cents
or one dollar. II is the most prompt, pleas
the system; to act on the liver, kidneys, bow
els and stomach gently yet thoroughly; tc
dispel headaches, colds and feyersi 70. cure
constipation, indigestion and kindred dis
oaaRe
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Ladies' suffering from nervousness,
sleeplessness or any nervous trouble,
can find immediate relief and be cured
by using DIR. Henley's Celery, Beef and
IRON