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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28

According to NJ. E Laveleye, the
consumption Of ardent spirits in Bel
gium has doubled in fourteen years, and
is now surpassed only by that of Den
mark and Russia. Everything is
done to encourage it, as if
drinking alcohol was q good
thing and one needing to be fostered by
the State. The duty is only fifty francs
perhectolitre, while even in France it
is 200, and in England nearly 500. There
is place for the sale of drink to every
forty-four inhabitants, OF one to every
ten families.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28

A railroad man attributes the great
loss of life by the Rio train disaster to
the fact that the day coach was between
the baggage-car and the sleepers. Day
coaches are of slight construction, and
crushed by shock which would leave
heavy sleeper almost uniDjured. The
Erie Road makes up its trains with the
coaches behind the sleepers. and many
other roads are considering the plan.
1t is followed by the Southern Pacific
Company in making up its trains.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28
rJ,HESE BATHS WILL CURE ALL
Chronic and Nervous Diseases.

Also, Russ an. Sulphur, Eucalyptus and
Medicated Baths. Electro-Magnetic Bran
Baths, for the debilitated and those reduced
in strength from long suffering will be
greatly benefited by taking. these baths
which are a sure panacea. These baths add
beauty to the skin, and are an inyigorating
tonic for the aged and infrm.
THE BRAN BATHS as o tonic for the
skin are recommended by the medical pro-
fession throughout the world.
Lady attendants for ladies.
TESTIMONIALS.
Les ANGsLss, Cal May 2S, 1886.
This is to certify that came to Dr. Daw'
on on the third day of this month, being
afflicted with Indigestion. Headache and
General Debility. To-day can eat good
square meal: headache all gone, and feel
strong in body, and do say that DR.. DawsOn's
treatment is II success. for l feel ten years
younger from the effect of the treat0eut.
!, JAMES JAMES.
ngton WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: - This is to
nv on lat came to DR.. Dawson experiencing
ehe distressing effects of a debilitated
nervous .ystem, and since receiving the
Doctors treatment can say that feel like
another man The Doctor treats by Electro.
Magnetism, or by new system OF Massage.
which sends the current at once to the af-
flicted part, and the result is truly mirscn-
lous. The Doctor is gentleman and de-
serves your patronage. W. J. DEEMS.
DR. DAN son. Dtuf DHs-l ICtl 30 kFdlS-
full to you for curing my cough am quite
free from pain which / had in my chest,
shoulde aud back, and am now gaining in
flesh very fast. l had two brothers and one
sister to die with consuml tlon, and was
sure that was taken with the dreaded dis
ease but, thanks to your successful treat
ment, feel new wo an.
MRS. f. PATTERSON.
Los ANGELES, CAL. Ap,il l. 1886.
D. w. DAWSON: Dear Hr:-1 am happy to
inform you that am entirely relieved OF
rheumatism. thanks to your valuable Mag
netic treatment l have been previously
troubled with the dreaded disease; have
been laid up for monsh at time; by the
/, id of crutches | managed to get to your
office, and after three treatments feel en-
tirely relieved, for which am thankful to
you and your wonderful treatment.
T. A. H.
DR.. VIM. DAWSON,
217 South Spring street, between Third
and Fourth streets, O2q
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28

For lame back side or chest, use Shilohs
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. G. +.
Heinzeman, 122 North Main street.
GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and Bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Cure. @. f. Heinzemau, 122 N. Main street.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN who lack vigor and
vitality can be cured by Gllmore's Aromatic
Wine. For sale by II. b. Godfrey, Nadeau
Block.
ANS0N HOUGH, Of Blackberry, Ills, says
he owes his life to Gilm ores Magic Elixir.
For sale by II. d. Godfrey, Nadeau Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28
A Nashville Tenn

A Nashville, Tenn, reporter, in
searching through some old court rec
ords in that city recently, came across
a writing which has historical connec.
tons. 1t is deed from John Shannon,
of Kentucky, to Andrew Jackson, of
Tennessee, of tract of land containing
GAO acres, lying on the Cumberland
river, and is one of those tracts which
have been made famous as the "Her.
mitage." The deed was entered on
March 10. 1898, but was not proved un-
til April 10th of the same year. The
price was only 500.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28
a Republicans Views as TO the
MayOraltY.

Mr.. EpIToR:-I am not a writer of
newspaper articles, but believe it quite
pertinent Just at this present time for
the taxpayers and voters to speak out in
public if they have anything TO say.
We hear great deal of talk about the
Mayoralty. The Republicans have two
prominent candidates, DR.. French life.
long worker in his party, man who has
been true to his party and who has ever
been in the front ranks fighting Democ-
racy, a real estate owner for years, a
man respected by all, man who for
years has been fret and foremost in any
and every thing that was of benefit to
the city at large, man OF modest
means. Working against him for the
nomination is DIR. Cochrane-a man of
wellth. What more can be said in his
favor? He has lived here but few years.
We would like DIR. Cochran to tell us
what he has ever done for the city or the
Republican party that warrants him in
asking a nomination at the hands of the
party and an election by the people!
Mr.. Editor, we are Republican to the
backbone, but we don't want Cochran
and won't vote for him.
There never was better time for the
Democrats to nominate a good man.
Nominate DR.. Joseph Kur,z, and with
hosts of Republicans will support him.
He is a good man, popular man, he has
the confidence of the people, he is a
large property owner, has helped with
his means to build up the town, be is o
man who has never sought office, he is
no politician, but an honest, hard work.
ing man, always working for the good of
the masses. He has tor years been a
most valuable man on the Board of Edu-
cation. By all means nominate him;
then, if the Republicans will nominate
French, we will be sure of a good
is elected.
NTnUTU mr.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28
NOTICE.
U. S. LAND OFFICE.
Los ANGELES, CAL,
N0unpn har Df 1SSe

Los ANGELES, CAL,
November 26, 1856.
NO'ICE OF APPLICATION TO PUR-
N chase Timber Land-Notice is hereby
given that, in compliance with the pro-
visions of the Act OF Congress approved
June 3, 1878, entitled AN Act for the Sale
OF Timber Lands in the States of California,
oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory"
JOHN RoBARTs. whose postoffice address Is
Los Angeles, Los Angeles county. Califor-
mia, has this dav filed in this Office his ap-
plication to purchase the El@ Of NWL sec
tion No. 10, in township No. l, Range No. ii
west of the s. b. meridian.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are requested to present the same at
this Office within sixty days from the first
publication of this notice.
n27-60t J. D. BETHUNE, Register
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28
a ANewI.umber Yard

Has been established by the Schallert-Ga-
nahl Lumber Company on Washington
street, nearly opposite the Washington Gar
den, where they will keep q full line Of all
kinds Of lumber and building material.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28
ROYAL & TREUTLEN,
Proposals for 1900 Feet of Flume.

Sealed proposals. will be received by the
undersigned up 10 the meeting of the Conn
ell OF the City of Los Angeles OF November
29th, 1886. for the construction OF 1900 rect,
more or less, OF wooden fume on the west
side OF Figueroa street inside the property
lines from the north line OF the property eff
j. F. Towle on said street to Washington
street, according to plans and sps cifcations
on file in the City Surveyo,' IS Office
A certified check for $50 must accompany
each bid as surety that the bidder will en-
ter into contracs in conformity with his
bid II the same is accepted by the Council.
The Council reserves the right to reject
any and al bids.
By order of the Council of the City of Los
Angeles at its meeting OF November 10th,
1886.
w. w. ROBINSON.
Clerk of the Council of the City of Los An
geles.
Los ngeles, November 18th, 1886.
nOv1S10t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE

The tenor of Communications appearing
In this column is not necessarily endorsed
by the editor of the HERALD. The writer
who desires to be heard in it should always
accompany his screed with his full name,
not necessarily for publication but as a
guarantee of good faith.l
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28
BETWEEN COTTON AND SAN BERNARDINo.

meal stations.
Trains are run on Pacific Standard time,
Pullman Sleepers leave on A. M. train
via Barstow. for Kansas City, via A. &P.
and A. I. q 8. f. r. R., and on s. p. M, train
for San Diego. Special rates on round trip
tickets to all local points.
For rates Of freight or fare, address Cali
fornia Southern Agents at local stations, or
II. B. WILKINS,
Gen. Fr't. & Pass. Agent, San Diego. Cal.
J. N. VICTOR,
superintendent, San Bernardino. Cal.
80, WILLIAMSON DUNN,
je2S General Agent, Los Angeles, Cal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28

gATARRH CURED, health and swee
reatb secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
ffoe 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold By
y Heinseman. Ks North Main ect
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28
CUCAMONGA PARK HOTEL

This New and Beautifully Situated Resort
is now ready for occupancy. To invalids
strong sea breezes this hotel is especially
adapted. Amongst the particular advant-
ages offered at this rural retreat are:
First-A high, dry situation, sheltered
from northers or strong winds.
Second-Beautiful shade amidst groves of
giant sycamores
Third-Huuting and sporting facilities un-
excelled in Southern California.
Fourth-Proximity to old fruit colony,
postotfice, railroad depot and telegraph.
Altitude, 1300 Moderate charges, first
class table, polite attendance. Five rooms
can now be engaged
r. w. WILDING. Prop.
MO Late Manager Ontario HOtel.)
Get conveyanceat Postoffce, Ontario, Cal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28
A Beautiful Home For Sale Cheap.

FIVE ACRES on two fine streets; very
i healthy and desirable location, with
furnished house of 7 large rooms, wind
chicken corrals; about 1000 vines and
choice variety of fruit trees; nice lawn and
cypress hedge: good family horse, COW,
poultry. spring wagon, fine buggy harness,
tools iafmbhg implements en- furniture car
ton. Price for all only $500. X. VERCH.
room 30, Temple block n10lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28

Private classes, for the study of the Sci
ence OF Metaphysical Healing, meet every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Dr. A. p.
Truesdell aud Mrs. E. S. Hill, teachers.
For particulars enquire at the office,
Rooms II, IL and Ia, Forster Block, No. rs
South Aain street. ol0 tt
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s,.a@t Ste sBab,t fret,

um benz berbrau6ten Seaensewebe 3u ertnos.
Iiden, aus benz RSrper au entipei@en, bic. tpenn
iie beibebalten ipiirben, bic Sdfte bes &orpers
perfdIedtern unb bic @efunbbeit untergraben
piirben. Die @ebdrme, bic ben midtisfen
absusstanal bilOen, tOnnen permanent bon
SinberniiTen frei sebaIten suerben, inbem man
6as fbmer3IOie, rabis wirtenbe unb ansenebme
abfabrmittel, Sofetters Masenb t.
ters sebraudt, ueI@es ni@t nur ltnreinis.
feiten Iof, fonbern aud bic innere 2aut Ses
Darmtanals ffdrtt, ipenn fie burd @erffopfnns
ober ben unflusen @ebraud aeipaltiamer Mb'
fibrinittet sefawd@t 1T. Der Magen, bic
2eber unb bic 9ieren peroen ebenfallS bur1
bieies pobIttdtise StdrfunsS. unb Seilmittel
anse,eet unb setrdftist, uno iebes Organ, ieoe
Giber. -iebe Nustel unb ieber @erb berfPart ei-
men belebenben @infub. gs bat einen anse'
nebmen @ef9mad unb iif Elm bOdff belebeaeeS
unb ber @eiunbbeit autrdsli6es Seilmittel, nnb
ba es feline Birffamfeit auSidIiebli9 botani.
f9en Mitteln berbantt, 70 1T es oas Seilmtttel,
bas am 8eiten fur ben Gaf,tliene ebran9 ges
eisuet 1T, Oa es ii@er, melt rei&enb nnb RAID
ipirft.
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Sabem tntr @etuiiiemsfreibeit int
9anDe ooer ni9ts Sn Stem Oort
f6eint man biefe bur9 bic 8unbespers
faRung garat1tirten Greibeiten nidt
au fennen. @s lei benin, baB elm si9
Inn Naturaliiationspapiere 8emerben>
Der bic 8erli6srung geben fann unb
giebt, baB er an @ott glaubt, ionft
tpirb er BON ben gIerfs beg 9laturali=
fationsz8ureaus beg Common pleas.
@eri6t in Stem Sort abgepiefen.
gm Dienftag gsa6mittag fam Elm
gut getleioeter uno intelligent ausie=
benber Wann in bas Bureau unb
perlangte bon einem Der Glerts bic
Nusiertieung be- erfien pupiere. 9em
Galler BON Seifertei6, benen unterz
tban ct gesDeien, mar er bereit.
ab3uf6m6ren; aber a:s bic 8ibel CUR
aolegpns beg iibli9en @ibfs bargereI1t
ipuroe. erfld,te er: uQuod non. Sd
bin Elm Ntbeiit" Ger gIerf poqte nun
elne gerli6sruu9 on Chestnut uidt anz
nebmen. unb 10 eatfernte fid3 Der Wann.
Der Glerf a5er 1nafte in benz gintra=
gungs6ude. an Dem PlaBe, ins Der
Name Deg Mannes hdtte protofollirt
nerbeu iDlen, bic 8emerfung: yDieier
qpplitant ertldrt. baB ct ein Ntseiit fei,
unb 10 wurbe fein 8efu@ obBemiefen."
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ben uus uatiirli6 ieber priifuns su uas

ben u1s 1tatttrlt@ 1eoer pruIun8 8" "''
teriperfen.
gr aog bic llbr berpOr, mart e1net1
8lid Darauf, fedte iie mieber el1t uno
erbob fd oann, I'M ans Samlnteuers gu
treten, Wer. OlbcaIfle nabm elm pa'
bier mad, benz anbern Dor uno unter3og
iebe nnteri9rift elmer genaien Wsr'
aIeid,uua nit ben in ieineg geitb be'
finbIiden @9rift3asen feiner &lientt1!.
gIb unb su mari ct einem Bid auf fets
meu @eaner, ber ibm ben &aden auges
febrt, feline lange @efalt iiber bag Jeua
er neiate unb fI9 nit gr6bter Seelen'
rube au tpdrmen fdien.
Gnolid5 erbob li9 0tr.. Oloeatle.
g2r. 8robfbo!p tpanbte fi9 fofort na9
linn UNI unb iagte bbHid: Darfi fra'
oeu, all tuel1em &eiultat Sbre Inter-
iudungen sefihrt baben?
Sd benfe, Nsr. Brabibom, iaete Der
fleine Mbpofat, bic papiere tpieber gus
fammemfalteno, uniere 2onferen3 tann
fiir heute beenbigt iein. Sd tperoe mel'
tter alientin bic BON Sbnen gema9ten
ssorberungen porlegen, lino es tptro bon
ihrer Mntuort abbdngen, Oh Sic, Wtr.
8rabibotp, bic g9tbeit ber unteri9rlts
ten au bemeiien baben merben ober ni6t.
Iir. Brabfbotp perueiete fi9. Der
gharafter Der Wlrs. Manfreb 1T 10 bes
fannt, bab mir bon ber 8eoeutungslo'
ftgteit bet BON Sbnen augeregtett Trage
itberaeugt fnb.
~ (Gortfebuns foIst.)
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s6naerfeft : ssinanseft.

lleber bas rfinan3ielle GrgebniB" bes
Wailmaufeer Sdngerfeites f9reibt ber
Geitbeamte 96ppen in ber bortigen
v@ermania":
yDteies GrgebniB lit nod niht bon.
itdnoig feitgeitelt unb Die @@luBab.
re9nun8 miro oorausii9tIi6 erft in Ell
nigen 3agen per6fentli6t tperben t6n.
men. @s f6eint inbeKen feltaufeben,
baB 6er @arantiefDno nur in berbGltr
niBmdBig geringem @rabe tpirb in 9lns
fpru1 genommen tperben. 9ie Muss
gaben tperben bic ginnabmen Inn nid1t
nlel mebr als eitpa $4,000 iiberi9rei=
ten, b. b. bic 3el9ner bes $172, 900 be-
tragen6en @arantiefonbs tperben etpa
6 big Z Proaeut ber bon ibnen ge3ei9.
neten Betrdge ein3u3ablen baben Sic
9erren, bic in 10 groBartiger Weiie gum
@arantiefon6 geaei9net uno babur@
0em groBartigen Geite gu elmer 1i6eren
finan5iellen @runblage perbolfen bas
ben, betra1ten bas als elm iebr ghnIti.
ges @rgebniB.' gfatiirli6 brau9en bas
bur9 fol6e 2eute, bic teiue Soften BON
benz Gefte gebabt, ionoern nur bic treffs
li@en Nuffdbrungen genofen baben, fi6
ni@t abbalten gu laffen, lire @loHen
itber Die ysroBen Soften, bic bas Set
peruria@t bat, su ma6en. Das
bic Soften anbelangt, 10 berz
giBt r1an benfeIben gegeniiber
n,lr 3u lei9t, baB bas MtImaufeer Geif
tueit gr6Bere 8erbdltniiie angenomi1en
bat,als aue friber absebaltenenSeite bies
fer Mrt unb baB babur9 iebr bebeutenbe
Mebrausgaben entitanben. Mfan bente
nur an bic riefige @umme, tpel9e bic
ginquartierung ber Sdngergdfte bets
idlungen bat. Das mar aber cine
Musgabe, bic ftd BET @ontrolle Der Gef'
beb6rbe polffdnbig ent3og; leBtere mubs
te eben bic fremoen Iereiue tn Der
@tdrfe einquartieren, in ber iie eri6ies
men unb bic &ofen-bo@ tpie fie NOS
rem = trogen. Dieies Greibaltett Der
@Gnger, bas nun einntal iibli6 1T, bat
au9-mitteIbar tpenisfens-ba3u bets
getragen, baB ber &einertrag beg pics
MICS re@t erbebli9 biuter ben 8ere6s
nuneen, bic man bor benz Set glaubte
anfteGen gu biirfen, suriid9ebliehen 1T.
@s fin6 3weifellos unsdbIige 2eute auf
@dngerabaei6en frei in ben parf ges
tommen (pbne iegli9e b6ie Mbi9t),
bic bon &e9tswegen an Der Raf1e hdts
ten beaablen follen. Das bdtte fi9
tpobl nur i6Der dnbern lafen, benn
cine oG5u f6arfe gontrolle bat ftir bic
tpirtli9en @dite lei9t etipas 8erlesens
bes; unb getabe neil man auf Muss
fdlle, mie bic bier erwdhnten, aeFabi
fein muB, fidert man fi6 ia bod bel
iOl9en 8elegeHbelten bur6 einen So
ratt:ieSonb."
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= Gin @epitter 1T beraufge3ogen
unb eridredt bic Ginoer NIT beftigen
Donneri9ldgen. 9aus fragte ben ga=
ter: uWarum bonnert 6enn Der liebe
@ott INNER io?" = y@r i9ilt, piels
lei6t feio Sbr unartig setpeieu." -
9uf benz Slide itanb elm Seller init
BFaumen, unb als Der 8ater fi9 sur
Sbiir menbet, langt 9ans bein,tidb ba=
mad. Sn bieiem Nugen5lid ma9te
elm Donneri@lag bic Geaiter eraittern.
9ans penbet ii9 boripurfsbol gum
Jenffer: rNa, lieber Gott, um eine
einsige pfaume brau@it bu bid aud
nidt 10 5u baben."
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9ie 3upfbebefnms Der Wf6nmer tn
Gpu1tltet.

GDntntet.
Snhem mir unfern G6rper bur1
stpedmdBige Betleibung gegen bic Gin
fiiiie ber Witterung m6gli6it gu i6hBen
fuhen, tragen mir i'm Winter bide pnb
bi9te Stpffe, bic ben G6rper mtber=
itanbsfdhig segen &dlte unb gfdffe mas
dsn, geben bagegen i'm @ommer lei9>
ten unb luftigen Rleibern ben 8oraug,
ba fe Der bermebrten Mus6iinftung beg
G6rpers ui9t binoerli1 finb. 9fur benz
ebelifen Sbeile unIeres G6rpers, benz
2opfe, lafen mir inn NagemeineH nod
ni9t oieienige &ddii6t aneeoeiben, auf
tpelfe btefer ebenip gut, nenn ni9t in
b6berem 8rabe, als bic iibrigen 26rs
pertbeile, Nnfprud erbeben bari. Gaif
bic Mebraabl (l2) ber 9erren trdgt 5u
ieber Sabres3eit cine unb biefelbe &opfs
bebedIng ben Gilabut; gegen bic llns
bilben bes Winters getpdbrt berfelbe
anerbings einen tref1i9en S9uB, i'm
@ommer bagegen 1T er 8erabeau f9dbs
ti9, benn er idlieBt bas Dberbaupt fat
Iuftbi1t ab, binbert babur9 bic nattrs
li9e 9usf9eibung bes WaKerbampFes
bur9 bic poren unb betpirft beftigen
Nlutanbrang nod benz 8ebirn. 8eraoe
Der 2opf beoarf i'm 5ommer, iollen
6autausl9ldge unb 9irncongeitionen
bern,ieoen iperben, elmer lei6ten unb
Iuftigen Bebedung. 8ri9t fi9 bieie
einfa9e bpgienifdbe @abrbeit enblid
mebr unb ntebr 8abn, unb bas bofen
mir, bann ipirb ber @erfaKer zines in
ber bon 9b. @ampe in Dresden berauss
gegebenen v5trobbut 3eitun9" eribies
nenen Nrtifels iiber bic 3ufunft bes
9errenitrobbuts nit ieiner Mnfidt. baB
Der Strobbut, ber auein cine smedent=
ipre9enbe Ropfbebedung i'm Sommer
iit,-binnen wenigen Sabren allgemein
in 8ebrau6 fommen mirb, INN 10 gez
tpiIer &e6t bebalten, als nunmebr bic
Strobbutz Snbuffrie bur9 @infilbrung
Der Strobbut= =Ndbmal6ine unb bur9 bic
fat unbei9rdntt ausbebnbare ginfubr
bon Gbinagefe6ten cine bebeutenb ers
b6bte 2eiitunesfdbisteit uamentli6 in
Stapels9lrtiteln getponnen bat. 9eute
tpirb Der 9errenftrobbut ni6t bdufiger
9etragen, als ettpa Der Sommers uebers
5ieber bor 80 Sabren, mo- einen foi9en
faft ausidIieBli9 nur bic uornebme unb
elegante Welt trug, tDdbreno beutautag
isber beHer geitellte 9anbluerfsgeleQ i'm
Befib bieies swedmdBigen 3leioungs.
fiides 1T. Cine melt gt6Bere. before
aeiunbbeitli6e Notbmenbisteit III aber
Der 9errenfrObbut, Der aberoies melt
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tpeniser foitet. Die etrobbut= =Snbufrie
ibrerieits 1T eifrig bemiibt. bur6 eins
fade, billige uuo bod 5uglei9 gefdlige
Gornten auf bie balbige b6lige ginbiir.
gerung ibrer 6abrifate bin5uiteuertt.
8leibt fie bel oieiem l6bliden @treben,
10 tpirb man i6on mad einigfn Sabren
ni6t begreifen, tpie es cine 3eit bat &C..
ben f6nnen, 7tpo es ber Mann fiir einen
2urus 9ebalten, i'm Sommer fi9 zines
@trobbutes 5u bebienen.
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Scr g,3ouoer nm gIb,uos. Rqn6leu

- Ser Mansel an Mbsuss:& :&andlen
in ben pontinif6eH Stmpfen bel Mom
ruff ein @unpffieber berpor. tpel9es
ber @6redeu ber &eiienben it,. Nper's
Mgue Cure III elm tuirtiames Sduks
mittel gegen bieie &ranfbeit unb beilt
Dieienigen, tpelbe berielben perfallen
iinb. @benfo pirtidm 1T es In alleH
dbnli6en @egenben biefieits bes Sce>
ans. 8eriu9e feline Wirtung.
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Muerlet.

- 2ennetb Nnberion purbe Dor ets
nigen 3a9en tpieber perbaftet auf bic
Mntlage bin, eine llbr geftoblen 81 bas
ben. 8egen $500 8drgi9aft tultrbe er
auf freien Sub geiebt.
- 6err 8Dbenmcnn unb 3enrp
e6umann in6 beibe unter 8iirgf9aft
aeifelit mprben, um iid pOr Der nd9lten
@ranbiurp megen fabrldiiiger Wergif'
lung bes gremiers Sulliuan gu oerants
morten.
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SoIebo, Obio.-Oie Satin bes
tiihiieen 8raumeliters 0errn Safob
@ibmaper, Der an Der OniaripsSirabe
mobat. ertldrt. oaB fie nit Or. Mugult
&6nlg's 9amburaer 9ropfen iebr su=
frieben 1T; bieieiben beieit,gen If, ROpiz
tpeb i1neller aIs irgenb etmas Qnberes.
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attittter

Die lit bent Slute ibrer &irSer 3eiden bon
unretnbeit entbeden, iollten ioglei9 sli gez
eigneten Seilmitteln greifen. Ser Mangel
oteier Sorgfalt bel iitngen Mdbden 1T Die
9auptltrIafe oer meiiten &ranfbeiten, benen
Srauen untertporfen finb. Srau Sarriet
". Battles bon Soutb @belmsforb, Maif.,
i9reibt: ~Mleine stp0lfidbrige 9odter leibet
1eit einem Sabre an allseneiner @dtudd)e.
Seit einigen 9Soden fiusen mir on ibr
4per's SarIaparilla eiuSugeben, unb tire
@eilnbbeit bat iitb ieitbem beoeutenb per<
befiert." Srau s. 8. 9fobiniou, Berfins
ct, Somerpice, Maii, iast: vMaiitter
follten
ADer's $artapariua
in ibren Samilien gebrauden. ssiir W1dbz
den 3fpiiden 10 unb IA Sabren lit fie I'M.
fddtbar."
Sn allen apotbefen gu baben.
preis 81; se@s SIai6em, S..
8ereitet bon 9r. $. 6. aper & Co., 2opel,
Raii, g. ct. b. 81.
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= 9as gr6Bte 9ager bon @ewebr=
uno Reoolpers PatrOnen uno 9alien BET
ptper & g @ultbeb.
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Eeras.

agprrssponaenz. .-W e / m ar, Gabette
Co.. Z. Augalt.-9er beige 8erei,,
,Grpb1inn" belt neul;9 feline Sa5res>
bsriammlung ugn 8samieamabl ab,
uab ipurben bei otrielben bic folgenben
bersen ais Beamte fur bas iaufenoe
@ef9eftsiobr 1886l87 ermdhlt:
j. Gran8 = prdlioedt. s.. q 6iet.
fum-0iees prdftbeut, SOiepD Berger
proiof. Sefretdr, @uftab Yenner-cors
refponb. .Sstretdr, %. .@erbaro--59abs
u1eiiter.
.Sn berfelben @eriammIung tpurbe
bef9lofen, ben 2. .September-Sebans.
tag-als nationaIen Jeittag su betra6<
ten. Gerner tpurbe auf Nntrag bon
9. Benber ein @Dn,ite ernannt, uelhes
bel ben &anbibaten fiir bic 2egislatur
bon bieiem @ountp cine 6efinitipe Ints
mort einbolen follte, mas biefe 9erren
beahgli9 probibitiOn fir Mnft6ten bes
gen nnb tpie iie enentueQ in BET Gegiss
Iatur bieritber fttmmen tDerben.
Sm uebrigen nibts Neues 5u melben
aus bieier @egenb. g. B.
- Ser @efdngniBmd9ter Jidlen
tpurbe i'm @efdnsniB gu @Orficana iibers
mdltigt unb in eine 3eQe geiperrt.
3mei Tarbige, 8olen 9eurp uno gl=
9orn Garcia entiprangen barauf.
= ungefdbr so 9elegaten fur bic
@taatss@ Strange finb in Marfbal ange'
tommen unb in ben berf9iebenen 9o>
tells einquartiert.
= Gin iunger Wann yfamens 8.
90. Gallon tpurbe in @uftin ouf benz
@apitolgrunbe f9ner am Gopfe, aber
nidt sefdbrli@ peruunbet. Man bat
ibn mad 0auie sebra@t.
Sn Sort Mc3apett tpurbe cine
gompagnie gombOps gum ariege gegea
Mlerito gebiloet.
= Der Carpenter 9enrp eteHens
uurbe in 1ouiton tobt aufgefunben.
Ct befanb fi@ felt auei aBo@en an
ber Spree.