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Tho first prisoner was 4 wcll-dressed
young man who gave his name - George
Tabor. He seemed considerably put ont a
sight OF 80 many spectators, and lesning owe,
the railing he whispered to his Honor:
''Cawn't you try me- in private you know p
"Cawn't do it. replied the court
"But don't like to stand up before such
acrowd"
Poor child. how sensitive vou are! WHY
didn t you think of these things before you
got drunk, and lay down on tho street last
night ?'
"Fellow cawn't help his failings, you
knaw. Was out to champagne supper
Probably took too much. Probably ought
to have gono home in carriase, you knaw. F."
"Iou were very drunk sir, and you ought
to be ashamed Of yourself. regard it as .
srcat disgrace
''Ch, as to that, vou Lnaw. all tn" hion,'
It dizzy now and then. Cawnt 81" w..cr
20 disgrace comes in-weally, caw..t
%p"tt to pay fine, You know"
''Oh. you do? Well, you'll pay one. ::
shall fine you t5.''
Too cheap. your Honaw. Weally, but
that's scrub fine
"Then / make it s1o."
"Thats better. you knaw, but it's only
what tough would have to pay"
Then I'll say SIS
"Weally, your Honaw, but couldn't 70
below $50, you knaw. Every blood should
be willing to pay $40. Here's q so bill,
your Honaw, and will now bid you-ah-s
good-day-ah"
And he bowed and scraped and took his
hat and cane and departed. .-[Detroit Free
Press.
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Is the World Growing Better?

"The world is great deal more wicked
than it was when was a boy"
"Oh. that's all stuff and nonsense. It's
growing better every day"
I'D like to see you prove it,"
81 can do it,"
"Come on with your evidence
"Well, some time ago inadvertently left
an umbrella in hotel hat-rack, and found
1t there on my return day or two after.
ward, and it was a silk one, too
Was it raining at the timer"
"Well-er-no, believe not."-[National
Republican.
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Why They Fail.

A number Of students were refresh.
ing themselves in . restaurant after
several hours exhausting mental labor
in calculating the chances of one able
bodied man batting ball and another
agile fellow cat"h.c.c it and putting out
another ons less agile. They had spent
the afternoon at G me u baseball,
and OF course were gre,tly in nee.1 OF
refreshments after their exhausting oc-
cupstion. During the evening tho
conversation turned on their college
life and tie spplication to their studies
demande by the faculty of those who
would graduate with honor. The poor
fellows who spent tie afternoon in their
rooms pursuing their studies pro-
paratory to next days recitations and
lectures were commiserated by these
more easy-going students, while tho
general sentiment of the party was
vo ced by one of their number, who
said: Il did not come to college to
study-I came to be taught" The
measure this young man takes of COL
lege life and the opportunities which Il
offers to those who rightly improve
them is the KEY which unlocks the
secret of many young mans failure
In llfe.-Lant OSier pa Ne1u Era.
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BOYS WILL BE BOYS.

The Rev. Epimenides Morton is the editor
and proprietor Of the Weekly Hallelujah
News a journal which ably defends its creed
and urges its subscribers to pay up. During
many useful years the Rev. Epimenides was
q circuit rider, and many a man who is now
enjoying the comforts which the Gospel
brings into a family. was seized by him in
the early days and induced " tako shelter
within the fold.
Several days ago. Mr. Anthony Biddle-as
good church member rs ever livcd-accom-
panied by his little boy. called on Mr.. Nor.
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think that it is our duty to stand up for
the faith. Brother Bidde. We arc too ant
to forget how precious it is, and how our
noble ancestors had to fight to maintain it.
We would think more of it if we were com.
PEELED to sneak out into the woods and.
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A Profitable Tip.

Mrs. McEwen: did you tip that waiter.
Henry2"
MIR. McEwen: Eyes; didn't you see me
give him quarter just before he went for
the check2 But he tipped me back.
Mrs. McEwcn: "A waiter tip you. Henry"
Mr.. McEwen: Certainly. He tipped
me the wink when he handed me an eighty.
five cent check for a dollar and "a half lun.
cheOn. = tTid-Bits.
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Masonry Exposed.

"What do those letters stand for?" asked
curious wife of her husband. as she
looked at his Masonic seal. "Well, really,
my love- he replied encouragingly. Il
presume it is because they can't sit down"
She postponed further questioning.-[Mer.
chant Traveller.
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The Brothers.

TO sum it up in few words" said Sam
Jones recently, a dude is a jackass. Mr..
Jones is surely mistaken. sWhile dude Is
not distinguished for brain, the other ami
NAL is pretty much all brayin bingham
ton Republican.
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oioio' OioeAGf DlOOIo 10 MOI (cEh ulW
around that way
The boy had upset bottle of mucilage on
. new, gilt-cdged Bible.
"Henry!' exclaimed the irate father,
"you shall never so anywhere with me
again. am going to tell your mother that
you are not fit to go anywhere. Now just
Look what you've done-ruined that Bible
What made you do it, say?"
Didn't go to"
''Sit right down there, now. and keep
your hands to yourself"
'Oh, the book is not injured. said the
editor. IS he proceeded to wipe off the
mucilage. Boys will be boys. remem-
Der very we'll when was q boy
brother Morton, what are you doing
with that big pole standing there in the
cofner?''
THAT. my dear Brother Biddle, is a sap
ling that grew on the site of an old church.
where l preached my first sermon. The
house was long since torn away and this hick-
ory saplng grew up where the pulpit used
to stand. An old friend of mine cut it down
several days ago. trimmed off the branches
and brought it to me. prize it very high
ly, assure you. l am-now don't slap him. .
The boy had turned over tho spittoon.
"Ill whip you for that just as soon as l
get you homo, you good-for-nothing thing.
just look there now on the carpet. What
made yon do it, say3"
didn't 90 to"
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What Makes Calamity Of Life,

When a long-sufferlng fisherman -
eidentally and Unexpectedly finds .
big trout has actually grabbed his hook
and shows fight and darts around and
pitches and cavor's. a lashes the
water. and Lends the pole almost
double. and you brace yourself for the
great occas on with hope in your eye
and your heart in yoll' mouth. and be-
gin t" draw lii, IN and up and ont, and
just at the inexpressible moment of sue
cess aud lriu;np. be gives a irt and
falls back-oi. what fail was that,
my conntrymen Wha. goneness, what
helplessnes~. what crls ing. subduing
feel ngs come ov,r .: man. lie couldn't
smile ii he was Going to he hung ii he
didn't. 1t is worse s:,a to haze a COW
die, or to be lett by the rain. [ have
experienced that and soae home az
humble as a wet dog II is : II grief
over the loss of a half dollar 'sh. Bill
Arp, IN Aila;4!a Constitution.
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Biddle. seizing the boy by the arm. "what
made You do that?'
Didn't go to-
You are the worst child I ever saw.
"hy don't You keep your hands off thinss?'
cause | will
.,oh. said the patient editor, "boys will
be boys"
The Rev. Epimenidos Morton is one of tho
wost patient and sclt-sacrticing men in tho
world, and Is so careful of other peoples 3
ieeings that he entirely forsets that which
Is due himself
Yes. he repeated. SHOWS will be bows.
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Heart Pains.

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less. indigestion: Headache. Sleeplessness
cured by Wells Health Renewer.'
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''ssOuSHl Oh Rats"

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, lies
'nts. bed bugs. skunks, chipmunks, go
'hers. 15c. Druggists
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Thin People.

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health and vigor. cures Dyspepsia, Head
ache, Nervousness, Debility One Dollar
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-08

II seems TO be generally conceded
that Col. Markham will not be a can
didate for reelection TO Congress. He
has written TO that effect to some OF
his prominent supporters here, and
there is no doubt Of his perfect SINGER
ity. The fact is that the rigorous
winter climate OF Washington City is
entirely too trying for the apparently
robust but really delicate physique OF
Col. Markham. As a result there is
a lively rafting amongst the dry
bones of the Republican party, and
there are any number Of Richmonds
who are ready TO spring into the
field. Amongst these are supposed
to be Mayor Spence, the President OF
the First National Bank, Major Bone
brake, the President Of the Los Ange-
les National Bank, and Col. II. II.
Boyce, who, we learn. is about to
start bank. Then there is another
capitalist up in Ventura county, in
the person OF Hon. Thomas X. Bard,
who may come into occultation with
the Republican nominating conven-
ton, to say nothing of Col. Conkling,
OF Inyo and Los Angeles counties,
who was the Republican nominee for
Lieutenant Governor in 1882, Judge
Adams, OF San Luis Obispo county, is
also supposed to have yearnings in
thOt direction. Markham, being out
OF the Congressional field, will be
pushed by his friends for the Cover
norship, although it has not trans
pred whether or no he has any aspi-
rations in that line. Should he enter
the arena he will have hosts Of Ange-
leno friends. Another very strong
man for the Republican nomination
for Governor is the Hon. @. N. Eel
ton. He has been largely instrument
tai in the work Of development in
Los Angeles county, though Il resi-
dent of San Mateo county, and no
man in California could rally more
supporters in Los Angeles county
than he, with Markham once out of
the way. The fact is that the solu-
ton OF many Republican difficulties
would seem to lie in the nomination
OF either Markham or FELTON, for Gov
ernor. While discussing this ques-
ton there is another possible guber-
material aspirant in the recesses OF
Los Angeles county in the person OF
that tall Ventura son of Anak, lately
and now domesticated here, w. L.
Williams. As the Republican State
Convention is certainly to be held
here, the local predictions of Los
Angeles county will unquestionably
have u great influence upon the selec-
ton OF candidates.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-08

k~- Opera House BOX once opens MON
DAY, May 10th myitd
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Or. HUCKINs.

Roorls IS, 10, 20 and q at II N. Main Street.
HOuRs-11 A. NJ. to P. NJ 2f. NJ. to 4 P.
NJ P. NJ. to sP. NJ.
Specially, Eye, Ear and Throat Dlsease
Residence, s4l 3. Hin street Telephone
ONCE and residence, 2os. hx0-lap25-tf
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In Time OF Peace Prepare For

Scarcely any doubt exists in the minds
Of scientific men about the appearance of
cholera In this country another season. The
extent aud virulence of the disease Will de.
pend entirely upon the sanitary condition
Of the country and the physical condition
OF the people. Persons In a perfectly
healthy condition have little to fear from its
approach. Dr. Koch, of Berlin, In his re-
cent writings upon the subject. says. "Un.
der ordinary circumstances, the bacilli, in
troduced BY the mouth. are destroyed in
the stomach. but given arrangement of
this organ due TO errors Of DIET or other
causes, and the bacillus Is enabled te escape
the action of the acid gastric juice and to
reach the alkaline intestinal fluid, where It
poliferates sets up irritation, diarrhea and
all the symptoms of choleraic seizure" De
Ravens Dyspepsia Cure is a remedy that
supplies the acid that is wanting in the
digestive juices Of a deranged stomach.
For sale at Littleboy's drug store.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-08

H'ty -
Board mot pursuant to adjournment l..
Present, full Board aud the Clerk.
Ordered that the petition to fix rates
aud prices charged by the Anahem
Union Water Company be heard ON juno
18th and notice of hearing be published
in Anaheim Ga-ette,
That the Sexton road be declared a
public highway and opened.
That Prestle street extension be de.
clared public highway and Kosd Over
seer make culvert.
Warrant for $50 in favor of w. G..
McMullen ordered dawn on Ballona
road district.
Coal and wood for hospital ordered
purchased in open market.
Messsrs. Rowan, Friel and Johnson
appointed viewers of Santa Monica
streets.
Warrant for $50 ordered drawn for
inaigents. sHss
Superintendent Ross authorized to
construct a bridge at ''Nigger Slough. "
Consideration of Western Avenue ex'
tension continued to May 10th.
Board adjourned to May Sth 10 O'Clock
A, NJ.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-08

THE WIFE, MOTHER AND MAID who
suffer from female weakness, viii find Gil
more's Aromatic Wine positive cure. For
sale by II. D. Godfrey, Nadcau Block.
The Mexican remedy for diseases OF the
kidney and bladder, is Damiana BiterS. NJ.
Levy 4 Co, wholesale rates.
JAMES SULLIVAN, of Salem. oregon,
says he was cured of the Asthma by Gill
mOre's Magnetic Elixir. For sale by II. ID.
Godfrey. Sadeau Block
The old reliable store OF @. +. HeinEeman
is still Headquarters for drugs and medicines
He has full line of patent medicines, sell.
ing them in quantities to suit at Eastern
prices.
sHILoH's COUGH and Consumption Cure
| iksold by us on guarantee. II cures con.
sumption; Sold by g. +. Heinzeman. 10
| North Main street.
ANsoN HoUGH, of Blackberry, Ills, says
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ir. For sale by IL. d. lGodirey. Nadeau
Block.
A positive cure for dyspepsia Damians
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LADIES, use Gilmore's Aromatic Wine fol
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REV. Il. J. WHITNEY, of Clarkson, N Y
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WILLIS l.. CULVER, Of Pavilion, N. Y.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-08
TELEGRAPHIC.
The War Cloud Grows
Blacker in Greece.
PROSPECTS OF A CONFLICT.
The Soldiers Jubilant and Eager
for Russia will Prob
ably Stand Aside.

Especial 10 The Herald bv the Assoetated Press.
ATHENS, May THE soldiers at the
Garrison here received with cheers the
orders to march to the frontier.
Tewfk Bey, the Turkish Minister,
when ho departed hence to-day. took
with him all the members of his staff OF
the Turkish legation, and caused all his
and their personal effects to be re-
moved.
The secretaries of the other foreign
legations will remain in an unofficial ca
pncity for a time at least. The Russian
Minister did not leave when the other
ministers departed, not having been in
structed TO do so, The Peloponnesian
army has been ordered to Thessaly.
The movements OF the Turkish army
threaten to make Thessaly the scene of
the first warlike operations. Indica-
tions now point to Turkish advance.
The government has sent . gunboat to
Constantinople to take away from the
Turkish capital the Greek Minister
Greek troops are being hurried to the
front with all possible speed.
The Greek reserves ut Nalo have been
pushed to the front The regiment
designated US the Kings Escort, is ready
to start for the front. The government
has announced its intention OF defending
Greek territory against any and all adj
vances by foreign soldiers.
All the foreign ministers have EN-.
barked on the vessels Of their respective
nations, to depart from Greece. The
Powers have given orders to their fleets
to blockade the Greek ports.
Two battalions of the Athens
garrison have already started for
the frontier. The soldiers went out
with great enthusiasm. They Will en-
bark at Lawrium, in order to avoid
the blockaders stationed to cover the
other water routes. The populace is
enthusiastic over the prospect of war
with Turkey. Soldiers are parading the
streets, singing patriotic songs They
are everywhere cheered and are at pres
ent the most popular persons in the city.
A large number of soldiers will remain
here. The foreign squadron has re.
turned to Suda Bay The Greek fleet
left Salamis, and is believed to have
gone to Poros. 1t is not believed here
that the Russians will take any share
with the other powers in the Interior
work of coercion against Greece.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-08
Resolution of the Mayor and Council
of the city of Los Angeles to establish
the grade of Walnut street, from Hofi
street to Kuhrls street.

Be it resolved by the Mayor and
Council of the City of Los Angeles;
SECTION |. That the grade OF Walnut
street, from Hoff street to Kuhrts street,
be and the same is hereby established as
follows:
At the intersection of Walnut street
and Hoff street the grade shall be 700
feet above the datum plane.
At the intersection Of Walnut street
and Downey Ave. the grade shall be
as now established, g. so feet above the
datum plane.
At a point $40 feet south of the south
line of Downey Avenue the grade shall
be GA. 90 feet above the datum plane.
At the intersection of Walnut street
and Chavez street the grade shall be
50 90 feet above the datum plane.
At the intersection of Walnut street
with the north line of Mozart street the
grade shall be 48. 90 feet above the datum
plane.
At the southwest corner of Walnut
street and Mozart street the grade shall
be 46. 20 feet above the datum plane,
and on the southeast corner AZ. 10 feet
above the datum plane.
At the intersection of Walnut street
and Darwin Ave. the grade shall be
43 90 feet above the datum plane.
At the intersection of Walnut street
aud Kuhrts street the grade shall be
Al. so feet above the datum plane.
SEC. 2. The Clerk of the Council
shall certify to the passage of this reso-
luton and cause the same to be
published once in the Los Angeles DAILY
HERALD, a newspaper published in the
city of Los Angeles, and thereupon and
thereafter it shall take effect and be in
force.