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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27
A Fine Game of Rail- Arranged fox
sunday. 26th Instant.

The Southern California Baseball
League will play their initial game on
Sunday next, the 2Sth instant, at Pros
pect Park. The opposing mines will be
the Coltons and the Los Angeles Club.
Both are strong clubs and will fight hard
for the opening victory of the League
games, so that good game will un-
doubtedly be the result Tickets for the
park, including round trip on the rail-
road, are now on sale at Mercer & Ed
wards news store, First street, and at
Tufts Lyons Arms Company, under the
Natick House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27
Painless Dental parlors.

No. "a South Spring street. All dental opera
tions performed painlessly. We make a spe-
cialty of gold filings, gold, aluminium and CON
tiIuous gum plate work, also gold crown, por-
celain, brown and bridge work We use the
Improved Vitaized Air'' for the painless ex-
traction OF teeth. Prices reasonable. Office
hours from A. NJ. to 8 80 p. M. Evenings from
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27

Neidts No. is the best wash to cleanse your
trees. z. G Neidt d Co., Seventh and Boyle
avenue. P. o. box 1888.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27

For GOOD company and cool glass Culm-
pacEei ~ or ex.rs pale beer come to the Vienna
Budet, cor. Main and Requena streets. :" =
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27

80 the American bakery, corner OF First and
Main streets, for the best bread, cream cakes,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27
Attention.

Inc only winery in Los Angeles where you
can get the best and purest wines, l am pre-
pared to snip to any part OF the East Visitors
are invited to call and inspect my stock Take
Nam and Jefferson street cars. II. Boettcher
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27

The close OF our Odd and End Sale. }.
Saturday evening will witness the close OF
Our great sale.
The remainder of our
Odds and Ends
VIII be marked still farther down,
And there only remains until
Saturday evening
To secure these choice goods.
Every sale will be bargain, and for the next
Two days we will discount all of our
Former bargains.
To-day and tomorrow,
Ladies' fine kid button shoes, 81 SO,
Ladies' fine French kid button Shoes $3.50.
Mems Oxford shoes, $1.35,
Misses fine button shoes, $1.25.
Childrens school shoes, soc.
oday and tomorrow only.
Headquarters"
200 North Main street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27
HOur Cfty,s Moral Revolution, -,

DIR. and Mrs. Emma Hill Truesdell
will speak tomorrow Sunday morning
al 10 O'Clock in the Masonic Hall, No.
2919 South Spring street in behalf of
"The impending Moral Revolution"
from "What Christ Said," and Anti
Christ says Of Little Children" "The
Sinful Woman" etc.
70 Free christian Teachings" at
the close OF the discourse.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27
City Court No. 1-Austfn. j,

People VS.. Joe Vigola and John Doe
Donier, robbery-Charge dismissed and
defendants discharged.
People vs.. John Croney, vagrancy-
Continued to November Is, 10: 80 a. m.
People VS.. W. r. Smith, assault with
deadly weapon-Defendant discharged
on account of the non-appearance of the
complaining witness, B. Welch, and at
tachment ordered to issue for Welch to
appear in court to answer for the charge
of contempt.
People vs.. Jerry Murphy, threatened
offence-Defendant ordered to give $500
bond to keep the peace, and committed
in default of undertaking.
People VS.. James Kershaw. assault
with deadly weapon-By reason of the
absence of material witnesses, examina.
ton continued to October 29, at p. m.
and attachments issued for Henry Day
and Otto Guenther, returnable at that
time.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
People vs.. Jane Doe Hall, battery,
8 80 a. m.
People vs.. William H. Levy, obstruct.
ing sidewalk, 10a. m.
People vs.. Frances Kelly, grand lar.
ceny, ii a. m. ta
Adams VS.. Bells, trial 2 p. m.
City Justice Court, No. 2-King, j.
People vs. Mrs. Norton Malicious in
juring property not his own; to plead on
Wednesday at 10 A. NJ. lf'
People vs. Jose Oxarat- Battery; con-
tinued for ten days on motion of defend
ants attorney. - s1'al lft9'fl q.
People We. Jerry Murphy-Assault to
murder; defendant held to answer under
81 900 bonds.
SET FOR TODAY.
Pusich vs.. Smith-Trial at 1OA. N.
Clauson vs. Meza-Trial at 2P. M,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria,.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27

For good breakfast and fine coffee 90 to the
Two Brothers Restaurant No. 20 East Second
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27
Two BROTHERS,

For New York and Arizona. G. A. Dobinson
134 West Second street. Holleubeck Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27
New Cases.

w. X. Norton vs. P. L. Budinger-Suit
for rescindment Of agreement for convey.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27

street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27
LIVER REMEDY

positive cure and relief for all forms of
Kidney, Bladder ana Liver diseases; Diabetes
neys, from cold or injury, pain OF heaviness in
the Back or Loins; Irritation at the Neck of the
Bladder causing q frequent desire to pass
water; Smarting or Burning after micturatioD;
Incontinence of Urine; Calculi; Lack of Force
or Power to evacuate the Bladder Stoppage,
etc.
FOR THE LIVER
This remedy is purely vegetable compound,
free from mineral substances. and prepared
with great care; this remedy is the best ever
put up to relieve immediate sufferings such as
Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache, Iains in
the right side running through the shoulder
blades, sickness of the stomach Giddiness,
Double Vision, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Foul
Breath, Sour Stomach, " ater Brash, Heartburn,
and all the horrible diseases implied in the
word
DYSPEPSIA.
Price, 81 per bottle. Sold at my Office. 100
West First street, and by Druggists. o27-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27

vignes d McGreror. 1s4 North Main sire,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27

DECTAL ULCERATIoN, CATARRHAL CON.
u ditions of the RECTUM and INTESTINAL
TRACT poison the blood, interfere with diges-
ton and assimilation, producing so-ca1led
continue tn cure this when all others fail.
DILES, FISTULA, FISSURE, RECTAL UL.
L GERS, cured without Cutting, Ligating, Burn
ing or Swallowing Medicine, by DIR. A. w.
Sure and Painless System of
operating. No chloroform or ether used.
E-More than 10000 operations and not
one death.
ment-it is dangerous.
O. EDGAR SMITH, M. ID.
RACHEL 8. PACKSON, M D. Assistant.
Ofice-Hotei HOllenbeck, cor. Spring and Sec
ond sts, Los Angeles. Rooms IL and l3.
s29-1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27
&6.OO Reward.

Lost-A Scotch terrier; dark body
head and legs tan colored. Answers to
name of Toby. Sits up for anyone. Re-
turn to V. J. Rowan, 90 West Adams
street. No questions asked.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17

wolnosci ME ogladajmy sic ma pc.
moe z zewnatrz, ME liczmy ma MIA,
ale dziaaania nasze opierajmy ma
samopomocy, ma amerykahskiej
maksymie self-help. Ia samopo-
moe spoczywa W pofqczonych 81
ZACH do wspdlnej piracy opartej
ma mifosci WARY i ojczyzny. Now
ca podziekowaf obecnym "a liczne
zebranle sic i wezwal, by na wszyst-
kie obchody rdwniez licznie sic
zbierali. Nastepnie przem6wil jesz-
cze a p. FIR. Gryglaszewski W
lnteresie Skarbu Narodowego i
pomocy ola powodzian z mad Wis
~. uchwalono zfozyt skladki ma
rece kasyer6w po}aczonych iowa
rzystw, kt6rzy rezultatu ME .omiesz-
kaja publlcznie ogfosiG. Glory to-
warzystw odspiewaly nastepnie II
dymem p%ozardw" i piesni tel VITO
rowali wszyscy zebrani.
Prezes p. Owsiany zamknaf
obchdd, z%apraszajac obecnych ma
bal do tel samej hall W d. 5 BIN.
Bal odby} sic swietnie i pla-
sy zakonczcuo mad ranem biaIym
mazurem PREY bladem swietle
zawiei snieznej.
Leon Helzpe>m
sekretarz obchodu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17
KTO WlNlEN ZA"WlARUSA"
niechai cZyta!

Dtu2nGoW nas2ych, Gto1ych
zazegty abonament przewySsza 81
me $3.50 bedziemy odtqd odda-
woH u 1ece Kompan@ 2qjmwqcej
sic kolehtowanlem plenledzy cd
medznycA ptatniho5w (BAD
DEBT COLLEC2ING A.
GENCY, 4 mavet ju5 100 O.
ciqgalsklich oddal$my pod opiehe
tego 1owo,zyst1oa. Konu sic po-
dobne postepowanle me podoba,
miechaj mczgledni, re ha5dy z tych
potep1onych ju5 pr2ynqjmn1ej
rozy odebrat rachmek - je5eH
teruz marzeha no ciie5hle easy
to czemaua ME zap1ac3 ~ zepszym
czasie, M Nowy roh - hledy mu
takae rachwoeh 10 dom poslany 10
stat?
Kto ME pragnle nlc mice DO
czynienl;a 2 kolektoraml, mlechaj a.
6omament z gory 2apfaci a nae be-
dixie sic potrzebowm lekoc Nsty ne
dzarzy ami wogole &adnej z naszej
strong mazy.
Zarzqd WLARUSA mouet
uz0ledem MySmEouW. buLe taIk0
p%ostenouaH soJie jake Mdzie pocS-
clwi, zachowwe SIC jahnggzecz-
mlej. Ka5demu, 60 sic 5saH, IL da
choro6y, ola 6rahu roboty, Ma L.
hych mteresow, z powodu lmnych
m~eglgszych wydatkow 4 t. p. 20
WlARUSA aaptaclc ME m9ze,
choc ju2 rok maanqt, chetnie czeka
dtu2s3, a mae1et czasena, jak H..
p. 10 p'zypadhu, je5eH a6onem H.
mart, q wdowa po MIN odbleraM
dalej, darwe.
Kto zaS ma jeden id,ugi rachu-
mek muwet me odpisze, tego H.
RAD musi uwa5ac 20 czttowleh:a,
Mo,y 10 dobry sposob ME chce za-
ptucsG obonamentu, lostro sic 2
MIN rozprawlc.
JeaI gus jua hto odebrm pierre.
sze naponenienie od Kompan1l
strotwqcg nedsnyA platnikow,
niechqj csempredag WIARUSO.
WI prze$e zuptate, DO macz,j O.
proc abonamentu jeszcze bedsee
musiat sapacic wszystkie hossta,
jakse la Kompania M mas po-
niesie.
Zsrxad WIAKUSA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17
Sprawy biezace

SpraWy biezace
Wla1usoeg Polonuso5w obchod.Qce.
PAN SHERMAN Chica-
so p%rzes}al nam nledawno nu-
mer zachwalaaego W Zgodzl;e
przez pana Rajskiego iIustro-
wapego Gkolorami plsmu pa
rysklego lie Figaro. Kto umie
pc traucusku a ME zraza sic
troche wysokq cenq rs LOO
"a leden %egzemplam moze co
mieslac dostac jeden gruby
numer cd r. dakcyi LIE Figa-
70, 26 Rue Drouot, Paris.
G}owna zaleta tego m%iesiecz-
nika SD obrazy. l to poniekqd
talk DUE l iadne, IL mogfyby
tworzyc elegancka ozdobe scia-
ny. Osoby muzykalne tel mo-
ze llustrowany lie Figaro "a
interesowac, gdyz podaje nuty
do mai owszych unpopular
niej szych aryj, tahcow it'd. W
obrazkach mniejszych wabi
naiwnosc przedrewolucyjna i
zastosowany do karykatur ia
ponski chihski sposob SIKH
cowania i koloro wanna, ale kto
jeszcze ME wlele czyta! o hi
storyi sztuki %malarskie], roz-
maitych jej szkolach i odreb-
nosciach narodowych, ME zdo-
Ia ocenic wartosci tych malo-
widef. Ton narodowy francus-
II wszedzie przewa2a; i spree
ty W izbie, ME wyiawszy ko.
ia z d1ugq sierciq, francuskie,
taniec francuski, twarze ludz.
kie, stroJ, muzyka-wszystko
francuskie. Skupiamy wraze-
MIA, jake zachowalismy pc
przeczytaniu ilustrowalego LIE
f1yaro, W bezstronnem zdaniu,
2e pismo to jest tylko ola
wy2szej klasy ludzi, a miano-
wicie Ola tax zwanych polero.
wanych pvkostem francuskim,
tacy zas So tylko bardzo rad
kiemi wyjqtkami pomiedzy e.
mlgracya polska w Ameryce.
7 R donosza nam
0 zgonie OLGA ks. Gutowskie-
go, co nastepuJe. Nieboszczyk
spadf Z krzesia i cd togo
sm1erteln:e zacEorowaf. Przez
tydzien miaf jeszcze zupefna
przytomnosc, ale potem przez
8 DIM byf jakby W konaniu.
KS. Bronikowski odprawiaf "a
niego modlitwy W kosciele, a
parafianie z MIN sic modlili.
Move mad trumna w kosciele
powiedziaf O. Wlncenty Ba
rzynski Z Chicago, lecz bar
dzo krotka Zmarly, konczyf
w}asrie 60 rok aycia. Ludzle
z pod Lubawy, znajacy go
.jeszcze czasow, kiedy byf
w1ascicielem folwarku w Ra-
donnie, chwala go jake prey
kfadnego OLGA rodziny i wzo-
rowego gospodarza.--R. i. p!
Ks. PAWEt
W Detroit kupif salon cd FIR.
Raniszewskiego PREY kosciele
sw. Kazmlerza, a teraz RAM
szewskl ca]y ten bushes try.
ma W dzIer2awie. Nova pa
RATA polska ma detroicklm
Sprlngwelsu upadla, dzieki
wykleclu Springwelan ;,rzez
pewnego kaplana kropidlar-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17

nasze liczy obecnie 10000
mieszkahcow, W tel liczbie o.
kofo 300 familij po]skich. Do
polskiej szko}y para6aInej, po-
z%ostajacej pod osohistem kie-
rownictwem ks. proboszcza Ia
recznego, uczeszcza przeszfo
200 dziecl.
PAN ME
Jest abonentem Wlarusa, a po-
dobno Jeszcze ME czytaf wszyst-
klego, co W ostatnich nume-
rach by}o W pismie naszem
podane O lgnaslu. Moaeby kto-
ry z pr5yjaciof naszych W New
Yorku, znajqcy adres pana E.
rama, raczyf mu przesiac o.
statnie numera Wilayusa, w xto-
rych byfa wzmianka O lego
czfowieku.
OBCHOD swieta narodowe-
go W dniu 3 maja, urzqdzony
przez Tow. 3,i Maj New
Yorku, miaf przebieg bardzo
burzliwy. Zebra}o sic ohofo
1000 ludzi. Gdy spiewano
,,Bo&e daj, by zAblysnqf 3 maj"
przekrecali niektorzy tekst n.y.
mnu ma ,,by juz prepaid 3
Maj! Widac, IL rzeczone 10
warzystwo ma wielu nieprzy-
jaciof w New Yorku.
PRZYSLUGA NIEDZWIE-
DZlA.-ks. Lewandowskiego
z Milwaukee, dawnlejszego
proboszcza w Toledo, chwali
pIsmo mena2erskie jake ME-
zmordowanego pracownika ola
Zledroczenia katolickiego. Me
wlem, czy ks. Lewandowski
kontent 2 tel pochwaiv, wien
jednak2e lyle, lie pod pewnym
wzgledem wiecej ona mu "a
szkodziia, jaH pomogla. Warus
teraz czesto gesto odbiera z
parafi, W kt6rych Zwiazkow-
cy So CORA, listy z zapytan:a-
mi, czy ten lub ow kapian
starajqcy sic o odnosnq para
fla jest kropidlarzem, czy ME
...Rozum.e sic, lie kapfana,
trzymajacego sic rof zmart-
wychwstanskich, nigdy ME po-
leci.
MA WOyCIECHOWIE CHI
cagoskiem na obchodzie rocz-
nlcy 3 maja znowu mowif Bic
lihski, .gfownym zas krzyka-
czem ,pos}ugujqc sic nova
przez Slisza ~napisana, byf woj-
clechowsAi organista, ktory u
chodzi tutaj "a wielkiego pa
trlote, W starym kraju zas
zawsze tylko z Niemcami try
mai.
Me mielibysmy mic pre-
c1wko urzadzanym przez Zjed-
noczenie Katolickie obchodom
narodowym, byle sobie tylko
innych ludzi wynaidywali ma
mowcow.
DELEGAT Zwiqzkowy Ku.
cera z Milwaukee, dono-
81 s2tafeta zmartwychwstan-
ska - byf specyal nym
gosciem W jej redokcyi.-Czyz
Braela Zwiazkowi takiemu ku-
mowi kropldlarskiemu nadal
moga ufac?
ST. PAUL., Nebr.-Pan St.
Nadolinski kup1f cd p. A. No.
wakowskiego dom i lote ma
Elbie "a 225.-Posiadfosc Ry-
nasa ma PeIplinie, skfadajaca
sic Y domu i jednego akra no.
Ii, nabyli ma w1asnosc IA 600
dol. PIP. Alex. i Jozef Nova
kowscy. Zamyslaja oni dom
rOZebraG nrzenrowadziS do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17

sSiego podczas 40 godzinoego
nabo2ehstwa. Cd tel chwili
Springwellski narod taxi po-
psuty, il ME cAodzi do koScio.
Ia i ami centa 10 niegc PLACID
ME chce.
o WINCENTY BARZYN-
SKI poczytuje W Were { o.
czy5ue SIP. Franciszkowi Ciszek
Ia przysfuge, u bratu swoje-
mu Maciejowi ami centa ME
zapisaf. - u tego ME trzeba
,jednak sqdz:t, by O. Barzyni-
ski NE zamyslat swoim kre-
wynn nlc zapisac, Doc laden
kapfan W Ameryce ME jest
talk dobrym ola swych kre-
wnych, jak O.. Wincenty.
Wszak dzieciom ich srebrne
kolebki kupuje.-Zaznaczamy
prey tel sposobnosci, il ma po-
grzebie sp. ks. FIR. Ciszaka,
ktory sqdzqc re wspomnien
posmiertnycb poswieconych
mu przez Polaha ~ Ameryce i
pisma chicagoskie, by} jednym
z maj lepszych kaplan6w pol
ski"h w Amcryce bylo s ksie.
zy a mlanowicie trznj z Buff
falo: J. Pitas, Teofl Kozfow-
ski Klawiter oraz pieciu "a
mleiscowych: l.. Moczygemba
2 Chicago, lgnasiak z Erie,
M1skiewicz z Pittsburgh, Ia
reczny q Dunkirk i Gramle-
wlcz Z Nanticoke. KS. Biskup
Ryan tel braf udzial w 20
grzebie.
OGNISKU, - poniewaz1
leden numer tego plsma ME
wyszedl--puscii w SWAT Po-
lax 10 Ameryce wiadomosG, ia
koby JUL zgas]o. TAX jednak-
re lie Jest. W dniu 10 ma]a
znowu pojawit sic numer o.
gn1shu W cafej pelai i reda-
kcya zapewnia, re bedzie ono
teraz wychodzlfo regularnie co
sobote, w bardzo krotkim CA.
sic bodaj czy ME diva razy ma
tyd~ien. Dotychczasowe iowa
rzystwo akcyine, rozwiazaw-
sly sic, oddalo prowadzenie
wydawnlctwa spo1ce novel,
ktora dose ma funduszow, by
z nadzie]a i wiarq p~r1yszfosci
kroczyc dalej.- Szczarze win
szu]emy! -.
NIHILIsCI, tragedya 5
aktach NJ. A.. Chrostow,kie-
! go, W ponieaziafek, IA maja,
ma ogolne zqdanie odegrana
zostafa pc raz drugi-tq razq
w Turn Hall. Oszczerca, kto.
ny o ostatniem przedstawieniu
doni5sf byf policyi, z tel tyl-
ko przyczyny zdo1af zaszko-
dzi6 p. Chrostowskiemu, 2e
sala, W ktorej przedstawienie
odbyc sic miaio, ME mlala ,,li-
cense" ma przedstawienia te-
atralne i ma tel tylko podsta-
vie policya zdo}aia przedsta-
wieniu przeszkodzic.
JUZ 8 m!odych kupcdw
polskich dorabia sic najatku
w mlescie Seattle: Washing
toa Territory: Jozef Mankow-
ski, Jan Dembinski i dawniei-
sly Generality Sexr. Rzadu
Zwiazku Mar. P~olskiego pan
W;sniewski.
W PITTSBURGH zebraf ks.
W. Miskiewicz W koSciele ma
powodzian, W ostatnia niedzie,
lie W kwietniu, 70 dolarow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17

0BCH0D 8 maja, urzadzo-
ny przez ,,Organizacya Patry-
otycznq" czyli Kropidlar-
$ k a W Chicago, ME udaf sic.
Navel scierka menazerska
przyznaje, il ME wypad! tax
swietnie, )ak W 1nnych latach.
Przewodniczqcym byf glosny
kaznodzleja ks. Gutowski z
Detroitu michiganskiego. q tel
samej mowEncy ~przemawiaf
potem TAXI cz]owiek jak BE-
lihski @ Pc MIN znowu popi-
sywal sic wymowa Wladysfsw
Jakinski, redaktor Gazety .Ka-
tolchaej, ktory s~plamlwszy swe
imie W Europe, tutaj nazywa
sic Smulskim.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-02-09
1t is not Right.

The other day Senator Cullom, Of
Illinois, introduced bill granting
pensions t. soldiers who served in war
with Mexico. This bill contained a
proviso that excluded ex-President
Jefferson Davis from the provisions Of
the bill.
Jefferson Davis is no worse than
thousands Of men who served in the
Confederate army and did all they
could to establish Southern Independ-
ence. Ii 50 happened that Mr.. Davis
was the head of the Confederate gov
ernment, and for this reason and be-
cause he has never asked TO be relieved,
Mr.. Davis has been kept under the
ban of the fourteenth amendment.
1t was a great mistake to have i'm
posed disabilities upon any of the citi-
zens of the Southern States who took
part in the war. The country would
not consent for moment TO the ex-
ecution of the leaders of the secession
movement, and 1t was wrong to make
a marked man OF Mr. Davis by not
relieving him of his disabilities. He
ought to have been restored to citi-
zenship as was Lamar, Gordon, Butler,
Ransom, Vance, and other Southern
ers who fought through the war, and
if the Mississippi people had seen lit
70 send him back TO the United States
Senate, they ought to have been per
mitted to do SO. He has just as much
right to be there as the gentlemen We
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-02-09
BLOOD POISON.

Three wears ago contracted blood pot
SON | applied TO Il physician at once and
ii. treatment came near killing me. en-
ployed an old physician aud then went TO
XIV. then went 10 Hot Springs and re-
u1iucd two months, but nothing seemed ["
cure me permanently, although temporary
relief was given me. My condition grew
desperate and / applied to noted quacK'
but did not improve. | then used prep
arItion which va, prescri 'ed gratis" but
n contained too much alcohol and aggra-
vat.d NV suffcrings. | then placed myself
upder the treatment of L noted Nashville
.,bysician and for 4 time was benefited, but
iy fall returned home Il ruined man phys
ic,lIv and financially, With but little pros
n.cta of ever getting we'll. My money be-
Ing exhausted, did not know what to do.
In Nav, 1885 my mother persuaded me to
vet bottle of Il. Is. b. (made Ill Atlanta
and did so to CRAFTY her, but TO my utter
astonisiment had not finished the trst
bottle before every ulcer had been healed.
To the present time have used 1--we bot
tie. and have received more benefit than
from all the rest combined and am sat
i.6.d that u. f. is the most wonderful
Iluod purifier ever before known, and |
,rr. ali afflicted yonng men to try one SIN
Gle bottle and he convinced. | can truly
s.y | think it the best medicine IN the world
Z. +. HALLERTON.
Macon "a Nav 1856.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-02-09
LET IN THE LIGHT.
BY ELIZABETH LOWE WATSON.

Let in the Light and the mildew of Ages,
shrine,
VIII give place to tn glow of Truths liv-
ing beauty,
And symbols pure of a Promise divine .
Let in the Light. and penitents kneeIing
Shall learn that deeds are more potent
than prayer;
And that the sweet balm of spiritual heal
ing
viii follow right actions everywhere.
Let i'll the Light and blood-rceking affairs
No more shall receive our tribute of
trust,
But truth alone be counted mans Saviour,
And heaven the home of the loving and
just.
Let in the Light and behold. the dull fet-
Long forged by falsehood and soul
dw2rting fear,
Shall melt in the glow Of true revelation
Of God and til beauty of holiness here !!
Let i'll the Light and shadowy spacters,
That long have haunted the regions of
faith,
Shall be changed to sweet, beatifed vision
OF freed Spirits in their triumph Ger
death
Let in the Light and millions of mourners.
Who ever mid doubts grim shadows
now grope,
Shall rejoice in the truth of Angel-com-
muniOn,
And in the fulhlment of Loves tender
Hope!
From every source in the kingdom of Ma
ture,
From uttermost depth, and farthermost
height,
Through every window of manifold being,
Let an the Light freely let IN the Light!
-Carrier D0re
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-02-09
The Trinity College Endowment.
TCharlottc ChrOnicle.l

1t gives the Chronicle great pleas
ure to learn that SO much progress has
been made in collecting an endow-
ment fund for Trinity College. Thirty
thousand dollars have been collected
already and the good work goes on
with Frightening prospects. The North
Carolina Conference at its last session
appointed man, Rev. DR.. Bobbit, as
agent tOt2nvass the churches of the
conference in behalf of the endow-
ment. There is no reason why an
ample endowment should not be raised
among the Methodist in the State who
are nnder peculiar obligations to it as
an institution Of learning. 1t is the
Methodist College of the State. The
Methodist have no other. There has
always been a devotion to the inst-
tuition by somebody that made it an
institution Of deep interest to us.
Reared by man who reared himself
first over difficulties that would have
extinguished the light of hope to most
men, it was for long and useful years
independent even in the face of OBJ
structions, because under the control
Of one trained to successfully en-
counter formidable obstacles. But the
extraordinary genius who founded j.,
and reared it, and spent his days in
devoted labors for it, and sent out
into the conference most of the heralds
of the cross, who, during the last de-
Cades, have carried the banner of
Methodism, with the self-reliance and
determination which he inspired, into
the regions beyond, and planted it
everywhere in the conference bounds,
passed to his great reward. Many
thought the institution would so down
then because there was 20 other DIR.
Craven. But devoted men stood by it
ana nurscd the embers lest it were the
last spark should so out. All honor
to the men who kept the doors of the
institution open SO long under such a
dark cloud! These things ought to
inspire the individual Methodists of
the Conference with 4 disposition to
endow it like Davidson has been en-
dowed by the Presbyterians, and Wake
Forest by the Baptists. The disposi-
tlc n is all that is needed, for it is
known Of all that the body has the
money. We confess that we are i'm
patient about the matter. The en-
dowment ought to have been made
long ago. No denomination in our
State is SO much indebted to its col
lcge as the Methodists are TO Trinity.
If they do not endow it they will be
open to the charge of inexcusable in
gratitude.
1t is gratifying to the friends of
higher education in the State that
President Crowell gives SO much
promise of success. He is scholarly,
, studious, young, practical, discrete,
able and educated with that sound
discretion which is the polar star 10
success