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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-27
how to Consult DR.. Foote, SEN, by
Mail. $780,

now 70 COn1u1l OE. II OOltr SGn.f DT
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Dr.. Foote. Senior, author Of PLAN
Home Talk. Medical Common
Sense" ETC.. ETC.. would say 10 those
who would like 70 consult him BY mail
that ths7 can have a list OF questions
and circular OF gratuiious advice BY
addressing Box s13. Salt lake City. The
doctor has arranged 70 have such In
formation supplied in this way 70 save
time. Receiving such printed matter
the correspondent can describe his or
her case fully and direct % the doctor
IN New York DR.. Foote IS successfully
treating all forms Of chronic diseases, a
specially 10 which he has devoted thirty
years Of study and practice. Evidences
OF his success can also be had by ad-
dressing Box 4I4, as above, bul all let
tiers of Consultation and orders for rem
edies should be addressed TO Or. =. r.
Foote. ST., 10 Lexington Avenue, Nex
York CITY, Y. Y Consultation free.
An advertisement OF Dr.. Foote. .sr.,
in the Sunday edition deserves strention
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-27

How Ny THROAT HURrsl Then why
don't YOU use HALE's HONEY or HoRz-
HOUND AND TAR
PIKE TooTHAcHE DaOPs Cure in one
minute.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-27

THE WIFE, MOTHER AND MAID
who suffer from Female Weakness, win
find Giimore's Aromatic Wine q posi-
tive cure. For sale a. A C. Smith q
Co.'s Drug store
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-06

There day in the and time in the day when
delightfully."- cool breeze gentle and refreshing pecepble
Fifteen eighteen hundred feet above level and
by the mountain chain of the Sierra Mades the north
walled the south by the Veugo Mountains and by
great divide connecting the chains FORTUNATE MONTE
VISTA free from bghtng fro settling fogs the hot winds
prevailing places the country All this health
wealth and plenty
MONTE VISTA FOR HEALTH.
for disease in pure dry pue soft
days, COOL delightful nights delightful
surroundings good accommodations excellent then
Monte Vista should be the Sanaum of the World
PRACTICAL MONTE VISTA.
The soil of Monte Vista very rich sandy oam and places
water excepting natural RAINFALL would be
capable of growing known fruit California.
THE MAGNIFICENT WATER SUPPLY
OF Vista sufficient for times the rrgable land in the
tract probabilities that will be su
cent for all purposes WATER SOIL ELEVATION and Gil.
perfect, ar.e clean hgbly.avored
and climate for the highest degree development of F which
destined Of the most important Calitornias fruit
RASIN GRAPES have grown perfection
rain Climate perfect
of the OLIVE of the valuable of the
State Forty tract growing Monte Vista will
required by this fruit Elevation growth
maturing of APPLES and PEACHES PRUNES and PLUMS,
APRICOTS NECTARNES, and the difficult of all fruits the
ALMOND Soil elevation and climate for the absolutely perfect
WINE GRAPE No land which all of exacting
dons which found Monte Vista exists elsewhere Southern
California One lacks climate another another genial
situation and another all combined While named the above
For Monte Vista claim that will within be shipping
the markets of San Francisco the
FINEST CHERRIES GROWN ON THE COAST
We claim that possesses requisite SOIL climate and
situation growth of PERFECT CHERRY,
worth three times much the five times much
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-06
But 60 to Monte Vista.
SEE MONTE VISTA BEFORE YOU BUY
ANY PLACE ELSE!

You the best of land with without
than anywhere the when the value considered
1T is PLEASANT DRIVE of and half
from Los Angeles and will find excellent hotel
good beds good table, etc. You will find sign boards
mile to Monte Vista.
YOU CAN GO TO MONTE VISTA:
FstBy from Los Angeles which leaves Los Angeles
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from office of the Monte
Vista Company Returning, leaves Monte Vista Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays
Secondly following the county road north
ward along the P R. R. first Glendale Verdugo and the
south line Crescena Canad Summit Monte
Vista second follow route above just before
Glendale reached keep the left follow railroad and
county road to the north line the Provenca Rancho then
the right hand road the Big Tunga WASH then the right
and follow the road through the valley Monte VISTA This
delightful road for the greater of the it
somewhat sandy but not than the Verdugo road.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-06
MONTEVI

Is situated twenty miles by road little west of north of Los Angeles
Verdugo and the chain the Sierra
Madr embraces the entire valley between hem six miles
Fernando and miles the western from
Canada The s. p R. four miles distant and fine
constructed by the Monte Vista Land and Water
the station of Monte VISTA bringing Los
Angeles hours ride of this most delightful colony
THE MONTE VISTA TRACT comprises of about 23OO
sandy loan SOIL OF the entire 1900
rs rigabe land having gentle slope to the south and west
the hids and cassed nonrgable
land although the soil equally good and percentage
capable cultivation The remainder rough land suitable only
Nearly all the lower grade the Monte Vista
the north side of the Vdugo hills which form the boundary of the
While the land rolling nnumerabe springs of
which, with little trouble be developed to such
that the independent of the water supply the
colony The division the aside from the te chiefly
in tracts having broad the four sides each
forty less than sold suit the de-
sires of purchasers.
The originally comprised forty which the
pany added additional forty which sold in building
lots O5O and villa each the the
including the famous veoak which
for than half century has been known TUJUNGA PARK
The improving this finest of live
Southern California and intend to make the lovees spots
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-06

as the and ten times much the APPLE while
cultivation less than either OF the In short Monte
vista has for people of who wish
money by growing fruits and in the packed
goods, and preserved goods be
prepared Monte Vista and be health engaged
in the business
IMPROVEMENTS BEING MADE.
The Monte Vista Land and Water Company they acquired
the property in July last have built three miles
Fernando valley
handsomely furnished the hotel building
feet lumber the the
guests excellence OF the table, All companys
cleared will be put under the highest of cultivation possible
two-thousand dollar subscription church
half dozen cottages already engaged during win
ter, and many other improvements under way.
MONTE VISTA THE ROMANTIC.
From the head avenue looking westward the entire
tract OF Monte VISTA including the beautiful Tuunga Park
wash of the Tuung San Fernando eight twenty
miles of wheat fields of the valley directly
the From the Park and Hotel VISTA looking northward
rise the giant buwars Mare broken only by the
great chasm OF the Tujunga which cs pneopped
peaks which rise pile pile through the Mave desert
thirty five miles,
From Monte Vista trail highest peak
overlooking valley and from this 5000
the grandes views imaginable Norhward rocky and
rugged peaks the Sras confused
there their preous sides covered with
dmy traced by the shadows pic
prospcors of whom left their
tain lions and coyotes To the south and lie the valleys
San Fernando and Los Angeles with all the magnificent line of
Barbara and southwark Catalina vie every
passing down plainly visible The shipping Pedro
and the whole line for huudred miles
feet Eastward and southwark the Gabriel valley Pasadena
cnto and San Diego with their variety
present picture once to be forgotten. Around
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-06
kTHE MAGNIFICENT TUJUNGA PARK,

ETHE MAGNIFICENT TUJUNGA PARK,
Which lies in the the old
tic There forty the old Spanish
overlook his beautiful daughter and her lover their fight
despite her pleadngs him Vasquez
the famous robbers had their rendezvous and herr buried
of money which believed be here STILL
grand old park HEALTH RESORT fifty years
been visited by the spanar credit with being the abode
the Lady of Mercy spanish maids ncfu
of for their charges old recall the of
errymakng and the laugh they relate again
quests beneath the old whose greet
tender and give grateful the
will charms flowers
will brighten the sombre hues and gladden. the eyes.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-06
ASSESSMENT NOTICE
Alhambra Addition Water
Company.
Location of principal place of business, San
Gabriel, Los Angeles County, California.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at a
IN meeting of the directors held on the
8th day of November, 1886, an assessment OF
three dollars per share was levied upon the
capital stock of the corporation, payable
Immediately, in gold coin, to the Secretary,
at the office of the company in San Gabriel,
Los Angeles county, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain due and unpaid on the goth
day of December, 1886, will he delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction,
and uIless payment is made before Will be
sold on the 10th day of January, 1887, to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with
the cost of advertising and expenses OF sale
NILES KNICKERBOCKER,
Secretary,
Los Angeles county, Cal. nol3-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-06
A Rare Opportunity!
FOR SALE OR LEASE
The Los Angeles
Carpet tBeating Works.

srec;al chance for any one who wishes
toangaee in a good paying business. The
nresent owner not being able to devote his
I'VE to this business, would either lease
for a term of years or sell all the imProye-
ments, together WITH water vat wasW poWer' puiia
Far further particulars enquire OF GEO.
n DRAKENFELD, 10s North Main street.
IN stairs, or of SIDNEY LACEY, P. Q. box
1l64. g2-.s--
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-03-11
22 lNpEpE EycENT.

jc r,'l ~. ~ this world tha,
insures success so co plctrly a.
q eS perfect indcp, nd, uce. People
wuU uie always waiting for help may
wait for long time as q general
thing little assistance, little in
fioence, is not TO be had for asking
but there is always something one
can do for himself Do it, vhatovci
il is, and do it with viii Ou
Chi Z leads to another.
If you are girl don't sit still and
booo n iich nam will m rry you
while your oil father tolls for yonr
daily bread Loasu how to help
yourself, aud take care of yourself A.
much as possible. Rather be on,
who does things for Others than who
must have things done for you on
suffer.
Two hands, two feet, sight aud
strength, these ought to enable you
to dispense with help while you arc
young and healthy.
like men who can defy adverse
circumstances, and could earn a liv-
ing in any quarter Of the world il
which they were dropped down ;
who can roll up their sleeves and set
TO work at almost anything that of
fers, and who can even SOW on their
own buttons and make themselves Il
cIp Of tea when deprived Of the help
OF womapkind.
| like women who are not anuili-
lated when the girl goes of on a
bluff; who could preside at the
White House or scrub the kitchen
fJor, if either unpleasant effort we're
necossary who are not afraid 10
travel few miles alone, aud who
C n split kidding wood aud unGork
bottle with the scissors, If nothing
better is at hand; aud who. mOrc~
over, if plunged into the depth of
poverty, would fight their own way
ont Of il. asking help of no man.
Indcpeudence makes no woman
less loving The most helpful Wom
an are the fJulest aad truest,
think {; and as for man. never trus;
him in any capacity if 10 has not
within him tue true spirit Of indie.
pcIdeuce, without which noitLcl
strength nor sweetness may be bop.
el for
In the battle OF life there is bu'
one way TO succeed fight it out
yourself Give tho helping hand
when you may. Take it ifin some
sore straight it is offered f,ccl,
but never ask for it be Independent
as far as man may be, If yon woul q
honor yourself or be Louoied by
others, OF be happy.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-03-11
= ISSB1--E2.

II ia better to wear q calico dress
without trimming, if it be paid foL
than to owe tue shopkeepcr for the
most elegant silk cat aud trimm,f
10 tue most bcwitchuS maLucr.
1t is better to live in a log cabin
al your own, than in brosn.st. ne
rnapsiyn bel,rglg 10 tcu,loa,
ete
1t ia better to walk frcvcr than
to run into dead for a horse aud cal..
riage.
1t is better to sit by tho pine ia.
be, for which Won paid three j Ia.
ten years ago than send Lyme aL,,
e'lensIou, black>waLut t,p. aLl
pro Mise to pay for it mex wr.k
1t is better to use tho oh cane,
se''ed chars and two Ply carp.'.
than tremble at the bin fcp, a.G.r
fro the upholstcrcr's tyr the mas.
elegant parlor set ever made.
1t is better to meet Your bu-'uo.-
acquaintalces with free "a d.nt,ywc-
yon.a cent smile, than t. dodge
around the corner TO escap, dun
1t is better to pay tie street on
gen-gr uder two cents f,r m.-fo %
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-03-11

e;ca 2as1.:. II I.;..y c..:.

j. A. Bradford, Wholesale paper
denler Il Chat'aLocga, Tenn 1I',-.
iLat Le he "os seriously rll.r,ei
~I'h a seVrio cold that settled ,u
bic iGngs . had ti!e1 many sem,d. o..
without L'LGGt BeLg irduc,l T.,
~ u. Kings Sow Drrar,.y f.
CorsguptIou. DID ~ aud wa4 ourilc
y c.iei hy uss n !aa lotI
hihce which iims 10 Las U.eI ~.
bis family fpr all Cogghs sarI Co!G.
with beet fssJlt. lbia - iur IT.
psrisncs IL tLDusard. ab,ae lis,t
have betE saved Ly tLia W,mIuiu
D.seDsefy. Tual bottles ilee at 4
Al. Sbrdeis Drug store.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-03-11

Millions bear testimony 10 its won
d,r!Ii curative rffy,ir.
tt ls n purely Vegetable Preparation,
made from Tie navi herbs and root. Of california,
uir medicinal properties Of which ore extracted
rosch0m without the u-o rf Alcohol
~ removes She cause Of Gi-lasc, ard tho
iilut rycoy,r- biz hsaIh.
80 H. tho great g;lood puTihcr ard
IiW-giv,Is Priuclp'. u Gyf,tl. Iurgati,e and
Itn.t; % perfect feuuyat0r and Iu,iguutur Of
tts sysiDln. Nryrr before in Tie history of tha
world uA- lmtUi,na been compounded pp~sessitY
The power Of NiNrGhU BtIIfns In healing tlre
iiuk - every lis'n-p man i~ heir 60.
The Alternative, AIsrient. Diaphorcic. Car.
inMbNyr. = l'uiipus laxative Scdoiiyc, Counter
lrittut. Sglu,i.g, Anti-ll'ou-. Solvent. Diurriie
una r.n.c usau,-tr- IT NtNFgAU FrrtHs GX-
I'D u.u-c ut any other mod.oiu. On the world.
No person can take a.. IIrrEk- According
- d'r.'t.Hs rui r-flp'n long uuv., provided
Itii bones arc not destroyed ~ mia. raj poison
Or or,'. mrw', AID TIE vital organs wasted
y yHi. tt' D. Ni ct rr,tl..
BILLIONS, iisiniItcnt. Intermittent nnd Ma
HrtlI Is,.r, u'e prevalent throughout ihe United
siNe'. p4.' ''.2 ,M iho '','y. ui or t.'"l
sad Autu'cl, especially GuI.LE seasons Ui unusual
beat and d,yn..-.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-01-01
Black lacks Place.

A Washington correspondent writing
to the Cleveland LeoGeT saws: John A..
Logan's new home is going to be one
OF The most comfortable in Washington.
1t cost him only $4,000, and it has an
outlook over the whole country about
Washington. Sitting back OF the great
granite pillars which support the roof
Of its front porch, Il sees the capitol
glistening in the sunlight on an oppo-
site hill, and in the front the great
white shaft of the Washington monu-
ment pierces the clouds. Below lies
the city with its wide n and its
thousands of forest trees, and away in
the distance winds the wide, silvery
stream OF the Potomac under the Viz
ginia hills. Arlington and its cemetery
in plain view at the right, and across
the way lies Georgetown, with its big
Jesuit college older than the capitol it,
self. The Logan house is a red brick,
wide and deep, with two stories and
many windows, the woodwork OF which
is painted light green. The front door
is wide enough to admit an express wa
gon and the great hall which cuts the
house in two would furnish a good
place for a country hoe down. 1t is
nov fitted out in Mexican and Indian
curiosities and furnished with antique
furniture. The rooms at the side are
separated from it by portieres Of bright
colored Mexican cloths, which hang on
brass rods and make a very pretty eff
feet. There are plenty OF easy chairs,
q number OF rugs, and a settee or two
in this hall, and Il great Mexican vase
stands upon a pedestal at the side of
the door to the p%arlor. From the rear
OF the hall springs Il stairway leading
to the second story, and the rooms
which so oil from it are large, and fit
ted out with great, wide CRATES of the
style OF years ago. Gen. Logan's Ii
brary is on the second floor. 1t is com
posed chiefly OF reference books, and
he will not bring his magnificent col
lection OF books from Chicago here.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-01-01
Charm of American Women.

The frankness of the American young
woman, writes Archibald Forbes, has
in it, OF the threshold, a certain be.
wilderment, and even embarrassment
for the British male person, especially
if his collars be too stitlly starched.
She has so utter an apparent absence
Of self-consciousness; her mental equi-
poise is SO screnely stable; her good
fellowship, if III may use the term. is
SO natural that he can not see his way
easily to the solution of the problem. l
assume him to be a gentleman, SO that
his intuition deters him from a miscon-
ception OF the phenomena thatconfront
him.
She Airts, he finds; she is an adept in
Irritation, but it is 4 Irritation 'tfrom the
teeth outward" to use CArlyle's
phrases, and he is fain to own to HIM
self, like the foH hunting farmer who
tried unsuccessfully to get drunk on the
c]aret, that he seems to get no for
rader.' But, although the citadel of
the fort seems to him strangely impreg-
nable, because OF the cool, alert self
possession of the garrison, | have been
toi0 " iSiSAS pSisouo WIZ ANFS VIII
tured on the escalade that, if the be-
Lacquer be one whom fortune favors, it
will terminate IN honorable siege by a
graceful capitulation. -
Human nature is human nature all
the world over, and there is no greater
error than the prevalent one among us
that domesticlty is not a leading virtue
of the American married couples. That
there is too much of hotel life for Amer
lean families l concede, and l am fully
conscious of the faults and evils of the
system; but that it entails any impair
ment OF the higher domestic virtues l
have failed to discover. 1t is not easy
to see how a woman is de%teriorated as
the companion and friend of a man-as
the participation in his aspirations, his
troubles, his studies, his higher life
because her condition releases her from
the duty of devising the details of a
dinner, from the irritation OF a demon
iacal domestic, from the drudgery of
checking the grocer's passbook, and
the sad realization that all bakers are
liars, and mostly robbers as well.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-01-01
A Brave Act.

eyes, it takes nerve to run on a
freight train" said the brakeman;
people don't understand what dangers
we have to undergo. A freight brake
man takes his life in his hand every
time he goes out Oh a run, and all for
a4G q month and board himself. just
as an instance, let me tell you OF some
thing that occurred on my last trip.
We We're running q through freight,
and when we stopped at 4 little station
down III indiana We found that a hot
box had set lire to the woodwork I'M
derneath the car, and there was quite &
big blaze going. OF course that car
had to be set out. and we had to Get in
and unconplc it, and as we showed it
down the siding | had to get up on top
Of ii and work the brake. l was Y
in the army, and don't know nothing
about what constitutes bravery, OF how
much nerve it takes TO face a gun, but
We had a sort Of q sneaking notion
That 1t took about as much sand to get
mp on that car as it did TO walk toward
Il rebel battery down South"
q cant see where there was any
great danger"
'Yon can't? Well, if you'd a-becn
there III bet q months pay you would
have seen in time to take to Your heels
and run wild for the next county. That
2ar WAS loaded with fifteen tons of
'-'tnpoWdes, stranger."-Chtcdgo Her.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-01-01

are III our ears. The one we must sat
isfy in some way, and the other we
must heed as a growth of civilization
which we cannot suppress if we would.
columbia Is. CO. Register,
Carlyle's house in Cheyncs walk is
still to let. 1t has been untenanted
ever since he left it for the last time.
The building offers a rather curious eX-
ample of the uncertain influence OF a
famous personality. Because the phil
osopher had lived there the rent OF the
successor was fixed at q rate double
that of the neighboring dwellings, and
the selling price announced at S25, 600.
A great many people admire Thomas
Carlyle, and he has wen still a school
and y system, but somehow the enthus-
iasm of his disciples and followers
seem to express itself in admiration OF
his style orin laudation of his genius.
The votary is still wanted who wishes
to pay double FEM for the privilege OF
living under the roof which sheltered
him Tor lie.
Rose Eytinge has succeeded in get
ting into the harem OF an Egyptian
iasEa. one gives lAls description OF 4
dinner scene when Il guest is present:
''tTneir tables are always circular and
about a foot and a-half. il height. They
sit like dolls around them on cushions.
The old, inactive, and tat, once down,
have to be pulled up. They serve but
N dish at a time, and that ia a large
circular salver of silver, brass, or some-
times gold. They have. no" forks,
knives, or spoons, but each dips two
fingers of the right hand into the dish
and takes out q bit, the meat having
been cut into small pieces i'll the kitch-
Ell. If they wish to particularly dis
tinguish a visitor they select a dainty
piece and place it in her mouth. 1t
would be an insult to betray any feeling
but delight at such a mark OF favor"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-01-01
OvartaIina the Brain.

The edltress OF H0rpe2's Bazaar treats
III her usual clear and sensible style the
subject OF nervous diseases. She does
not. however, touch upon the resultant
malady OF brain disorder in form of III
sanity or imbecility. The trouble with
q man engaged in %perplexing business
affairs which oVertaN his brain, bring
about loss OF appetite and general
prostration is that he will not recognize
that he Is a sick mar and that he must
have rest and medica1ents, and mean
time. urn over his business matters to
I'D we'll man to manage until he re-
covers his w healln. Instead of
pursuing this course he veXes the tired
brain until it gives way altogether. 1t
has always seemed Il sad affair that
Horace Greeley could not have been
taken in hand earlier by some firm and
judicious physician and made to take
the absolute rest he required. A horse
may be driven to death, and a man of
ambition, energy and will, with a fine
nervous organization, will kill himself
through abnormal strain ii he can not
DC arrested III time by friendly interpo-
sltlon and made to give nature achance
TO recuperate. The loss OF weight is
often a good test as to the havoc that
IS being made in the system by mental
halaas1nenf, &oi when the scales tell
'i.s story. man ought TO cry halt! and
yet rest at ali hazards. People of phleg-
mute Temperament are n0u usually ca
posed 10 dtnLer, but active brains and
hIg4-stfung nerves, When orerIaxed.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-01-01

The industry OF honey bee working
a clover field Is something wonderful.
Each clover head has sixty separate
flower tubes, each containing about the
i've hundredth part OF q grain of su-
gar. There / 1000 grains to a pound,
SO that the bee must have sucked the
contents of $500, 600 clover tubes to
have gathered Il pound OF honey.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-01-01

A New York physician says the rea-
son why clergymen are such sufferers
from dyspepsia is that they are physi-
cally the LATEST people in the world and
eat too many big dinners.