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Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

The anniversary Of the battle Of
avsnins 81 s4ytE POST, No /, G. a a
R1 with . grand turkey supper 81 their
beadquArtefa, Third and King sEFeets.
This supper was under the auspices Of
the ladies OF 6myth Circle and was q
grand eucOsss. About 400 sat down to
the tables and delegations were present
from DuPQnt Post, No. 2, Striker Post,
No. 9. Of Newport, and Grant Post, No.
lS. Commander LeWiB presided, and
music was furnished by the choir Of
Wesley NJ. 3. Church.
II the weather IL fair next Sunday
BrBndywlne NJ. E. Church Nlll be allied
with tbs membsrs Of the Order Of Hep,
tafophS, or Seven Wise Men. Several
weeGs since Washington Oonolavs, No
3 made arrangements to attend church
on the 10th, and as the other COZ HolAves
have signihed their intsution Of
accompanying this oonolavS, IL is
probable thafe will be lArRe turnout.
fso membBps Of BrAndywine OsRolRvs
No. 3, will wear thefF new regAliAs for
the drst time In public.
The regular meeting Of Brandy wine
Uonolave, No. 4, will be held this even
Ing and every member should try to be
present.
Tho fair of Delaware Commander,
X q. H., 10 still open 81 ODD Fellowp'
Hall, and - It ha6 been we'll attended
Will no doabt prove q success. It WAS
visited lest evening by Wilmington Di.
vision, Ne. 1, Upiforn RABk, e Off.
Tbe next meeting Of Rodney Council,
Nc. 48, PTovidsnt Union, will bo held
Saturday evening, 22j inst. During the
year there have been is aSsessments, or
Proyidsnt tax oalls, which in the eAss OF
men under 30 years Of age amounted 10
65.2b for she year, On an insurance OF
u 1000. Daring this year Rodney OOun.
oil losa one member, John 8. Burtnatt,
ard his bond Of 5000 was promptly
paid 20 his mother The indi06tipns are
tsAs after the commencement Of the new
year there viii be large accession TO
the membership.
AboRt Afty members Of the various
councils Of o U A, M. OF this city viii
visit Fsme Council Of Philadelphia on
Saturday evBRing.
The fourteenth anniversary Of tho
kutghta OF g.. Lawrence UnifoEm Bans
hoial Society WAS held last evening
lSis ordes was formed In this ci1y
Oossbsr 18Th, 1874, aud the aFtE rSRu Ar
nesting held about one month later. IL
~ now ths wdslthissi Catholic bsna aciAl
go ETY. In this o,ty, hAviAs ass 70
Amounting 70 over 5000. TIE sx.Fs
dises last evening consisted Of speeches,
songs and FeoiIRtionB, Aftsr wh oh 4
banquet was served, with Daniel W.
Lynch presiding.
Tbs Order OF the Iron Hall putsues
thu even tenor Of itS way, and althou b
bus little is heard Of 1t, thsre is sAial d
and constant gEOwth aud increase In tB
N mbsEsbip al over the country. All
the claims ct have mAtuTed thus iaE
lave bVon prsssysif psid, sb0uiaE Ebs
ability OF the order to do oil 1t promises
ehs branch located In this city IL IN .
pr0spsTouS condition, aRs are taxing In
new mem bsrB ~ almost every meeting.
Order your piot1res and frames At
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

QAn ha CURED; QARosrs, tumoES snd
pilea, without oAustio. VeRsHal disaAas
cured without MERCURY. Brazilian fhau-
mAttn tenae4Ys sEEe cHEp fer neuEaIsaA,
MnOAgp, FHlAmAtsspA 1B and bihAd
diseases Saersf1ity tffasah With vsgs-
table fns44atnes. ThP hRst Of Eatsrsncs
given. 9eDa End en oshef WofmB re-
moved whore IL few ho1Fa Dr. ]. b
Wpleh, 500 TAtnall stSeSs, WilnfnR Rsen.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

SCRANTON. Pa Dec. 10. Attorney
Cornelius emith has brought suit against
the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company for
John j. and James Jennings, father and
son, of this city. The son was permanent
ly disabled in the Mud Run disaster. He
sues for damages, and the father sues on
account Of the loss of his sons services
Twenty thousand dollars is claimed In
each case
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

Bssutifnl Christmas hsts for gentle
men, youths, fIFls aaa boys; all In tho
latagt sgyles, Il Il taBi t1n 70 zee hp y
dsasghtsd the 'stissle akBs" are With
ssaii nsW hSts they ass At DRbell's, 3
o. 50 al Theas- i0aEths Of aha Dsorl,,
Ga the BsFNat lSok mare ~ R0uf kat than
snSShtnQ eiso yOa WHsE zhaa thst
looks Ssil yua ssnsEAlly will ness muA
Ter. Hats mAka IlsAaiksJl prSsontS,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

PHILADELPHIA DSo 10 --FrFtlTlGE
9artman, 2s ysaU old, who IL Aoeugsl
Of having sUlnd.sd p. q PHeiVOl, 3
JeWelsy, ou Tuesday, Cus Of fanI gels
wAiohHs, sis Roii auaB aud a oiAUhonO
IN, valVed 'OEsthpr u tioA wRa eiEets
ui BsGsatskF % aosta 1 i Jnian steamer
sh0ut T. spll kEep stGoE=ss Hs Was
ham ~ % RbaE@s gnblI. Gad 10 aa1d u
hgTe samtilaG ~ A8lli.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

HHn SgNa, 9sa, l7,--Ttb Afternoon
Nts. rAs9liss sab@ilb Agsd s3,.Siyiug at
No ~ Btss ssa4Els slIlh strset, while
insaht Sbspt aaIBsp bem a sssona aIory
Uls9se Wa a. JW9 fhlidIsn, a. eAnie, Q
YShts ni6s tsBa gssQ, pytsrb fhb fornst
Sst ssSEADNJ Ss3sd Ebd che COY Gn6 hls
spaSa- -xAaaSla y IAss bad " LAlasad
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13
Dr sImms' WhIle PalmanIo pAInann,

Strong lunEs and pelAeOs imRDSslhiu
ty TO becoming Oonat daptivs Gfa tna TO
suits OF using this great 9nnR and thSoAt
remedy. Prompt and rapid tn CURING
coughs sore thfSAt, hoaFsan6as, weak
vslpe, blood spilbina, Group, eIo. 800
and 81. Dspot, 4th and King sts.. VIII
MluRten, Dal. Phila, depot, Smith b
Kline Co., 429 Arch GIrest.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

Il performing wondered cures contInu
ously Of weak, IN flaned Ana sore or red
syeS aud grepulGtsd RED and munlhsa
eye lids. We refer 10 Henry bMYsNi,
Professor W. A Reynolds, Henry
Rup0F and W. FL. RYAN. A very bad
eAss now well. 256 Depot Fourth and
King.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

MOUNT FhEAsANT, no, Dan- H.
NewS Was HossfVSa R1An CUokxillH tsfi
night that tie dRalsE7 Of Iosu h
King WA hlHBaa Ge,2 olsauuk tki41horn-
tthg, sod Rtnk, hia w}e. aFd AZ cha
.dJsh psEiBhsd. IL e btIeavh,l ttlA fnsqtFy
wsIs mar8sfed EBd ths beuRehTsd q
bpnoeAl the Orime.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

CLEvELANDst o.. DsO. 13.-By the
burst Of water main early yesterday
msrDInRI torrent fI0m the FAlREaount
SsherYgsk tore up theFse3wAss Of Han
over ahf Division strsses, tnAA,ng deep
guiiiee On Its way 40 thesHm The foun
dAStons OF many tbaRIAs wsra wsshed
Away, Nhd the ceilArs hlisss psltt1 water
THO oAnegB IL es1tn AIed at s50, 900.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

Two carloads Of paper machinery
we're ahipped BY The Putos 8 JOOss
Company yesterday, one Of Hhioh was
ier the PennsylvADia Pulp and Paper
Company At LookhsyeU, PA, aud tbe
othsE lot ArnisSrsnR Bfo,herS, JUbnson-
burgh, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

"Nsvsr was hsSrs such q terrible
ouFse," - tie psu 10: Of about his
ssuphDTn Gold. Gould IL bS possible
that be lived in civilization end hsd not
hsAsd Of DR.. Buh's Cough Strap. Let
him tAfe the o'd rrliahlsi and stop
swearing. Prlos % c's.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

about where to buy your obEistmAs
groceries IBo, conclude ~ once TO 90
60 Tbs store that CAD supply your wants
iu every detail At the lowest prices.
Fresh Roode, clssD STOCK spd prompt
al ol'iou. LJa-a 3 LsArK. \. W. cor
ner EonrLh n9a VI adLAnn sEeata.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

The RSpu blloans u the tevsrs,
.W9tde wfn hota 3 astDEa Tomorrow
syset1g AetEssn z 81 sld 8 O'clock, for
ne BaEEeee o4 sleSss$a ne2bsE Of the
Rs2ub f@sn ExsSnesse egnmttteo In
eOatormtSy With l$e nsW tulsa.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

Ths Fcurlh ward Republicans will
hold a Tpasilns 90 Friday evening next,
Al 2 80 O'clock, IN ssidham's auction
rooms, Ma lll Easl Fourth siresl, foI
sgI J; NJ RssSSitosn II ssoo EpsseSive s oom1it
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

Vislt Adalt's fBTni,uTs store, No, 4lb
MsIkes sfes,, spd gee hip seleotisns Of
holiday seods bstoTe nAkthg ypat sf9Sc-
tlorB, 90 bis ttoas IL ls8se kpd his pfscss
Ihs 10 aSs. W hs tuupd 10 tds eitB Usl
ani Ess for youfaslvts.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

Suffer not diehneselmeni by employ
I Ing too p.ns @eAttsP P'--hut for the diE-
eaess Of IL nSnuy uks DE-. bGll's Baby
sythp 2bifR kBssS 6lsapkAials, aao
sssfs e53g % GEMS 4 b5Esle, A, all
SSsrusEistb.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

+. Thy bottle of Bronchial B alEu 70 ysu
haven eqnEh, u will not nvstgcn any,
taina ufAtsA u kessevsB yea Thee Il 10
ort4y ssas eea - GA5dAlAb phGInAey,
6th Akli RAE u stHeeq.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13
RIllsa pY NIInes rleA.

PITTsBuso, Dec. I9-At ERIIaE last
nlsNt Gs3gRa TaasRtJn. . dty aDaab
olBFh, asqpursA lhFae barge mibds Ries
on ssEsE uS NAt found dead In bed
thla naotnlbn
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

ghS sinAal,on e tae oEefA lioush On
6AibsdRV aIlsrDasa snd Gvenln2 VIII DO
the ptsssnlhtton oH "UUols Toni
Osbip5 ysa Nlll ess llilis Eva tTAns
form "a tnts sp anEsA
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

To-TaorTow promises to he nom
slightly clou3y to Dir, With rather
htghaF temperature. Saturday pRftlslly
cloudy, with rain or SnoR on the coast,
and rather warmer.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

Go 70 George Il, Murphy for yopF
aldebnatdR, 6ook casss, chetionieFt.
wArdEebsB, tables. writing desks and
fancy rockerR also q full line OF walnut
and oAk chamber quits. 800 ehlplSy
street,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

Look before you leap in business, and
think before you HwRilOW-in medicine;
but know onos for oil that LaxAdor 8
Rye>sniaenlly the liver regulator and
ulcod-puVi1sr Of the say. Price rs
cents,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

o'd lir Bentiy-1,RsS ofe o. % aleNn's
deathf hear tns" The cop has kst sRhAd
Old M5 tnliy-YsB. andkSfAHs
.At be A-B dls1Rna4 4 AnsA - nsAaasi
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

pl No Clothing house in VII
mington will show a better
or more varied line. We
have Mems suits from Sc
to $50, and boys and chill
al
dren's from So to SIS. We
have the heavy overcoae
for 81 that will resist tn
fiercest storm, and for Sic
we will show you a beauti-
full satin-lined Melton or
Tweed. Some houses in
Wilmington make a isadeF
of this same coat at sIS.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

Tho largest 800. and 2ia, salIa yeu
evT,sssD, French biEqusftd t1aigs 5lhay
bRVs ~ elaRNut ilsit 81 belidhg Eaeds 81
III SlalaS 81 Huktii B P0iss's, esEca& ane
TAtnaif Streets,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

II p Fsoardeu 8 Bto, clear Habu~
iaslaFssa No alp y sal bsOlna street,
have splssAid ioi Of nssftVhAbla So,
snilssis inF hpidhy KifsA
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

II you are thinking abous 6ne god
frame for 4 painting, order it ~ onos, 30
yuu will pct 10 In lime, At YsrRer's ant
gallery, 4l9 shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

Ralss sss eisuVsB =, PUSinS'. IOl
y saN zsSlllh sAIssA
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

give are governed entirely
by our large and constant
ly increasing patronage ia
selecting our goods. Our
stock is larger this seasom
because our trade is lar
ger. We carry twice the
amount Of Clothing this
season, because our patron
age in this department has
increased proportionately.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

Taylor b FulleEtOn's rheumatic mix
tnro cures rheumAtism in all lis forms.
Taylor q FullertOn, 500 King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

4 naap laO't oomplSls RilhouS . nios
SsIls a., SS!iUy, GlS ahiphy ~
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

Fyas paHl SBad bpsItI call 81 RIoA
uadsia. y, " aAA kiGhIA ARs TAtuRl
sltaaN
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

ssisss' ksilssss b8s AGAaksl sSssa&
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

Boy where Jon buy the lowest. 90
to emsltf 8 Go. for all kinis 5g ceaulry
prodaee. 13 Z. 4th st.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13
Dr. KIthsp aunEarien ointmsns,


Best remedy foE srAssiak aud healing
Kept By Belt snd BAnfafsb snS' ssEgrs
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

BEEoHRR guarantees TO Aniah for
ohriatmAa AL photographs taken this
week, S16 MArk0S stfeet.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

Fer ell kinds Of Wild game 70 to
Barlow & Wisr, at the kighth street
market house.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13
EolAndo OhoIss Patent EIsur

Is MADE FROM THE BEST WHEAT
nRrA1MARLn TRY IT
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

oBrAINABLR. TRY IT.
IF YOUR GROCER DOES NOT KEEP 1T
you CAN GET IT OF ANY
FLOUR DEALER.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

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The Delta independent., 1888-09-04
Perfect Hair

Indicates natural and healthy condi-
tion of the scalp, and of the giands
through which nourishment is obtained.
When, in consequence of age and dis
ease. the hair becomes weak. thin. and
gray. Ayers Hair Nigor will strengthen
1t. restore its original oolor. promote its
rapid and vigorous growth. and impair,
TO it the lustrc and freshness of youth.
have used Ayers Hair vigor sor n
long time. and am convinced of its
value. When was Il years of aye my
hair began to turn gray. / commenced
using the Vigor. and was surprised at
the good effects it produced. 1, not
only restored the color to my hair. bug
50 stimulated its growth that have
J. w. Edwards, Coldwatcr. Miss.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04
Free Trade Advocated.

NEW York, August 27.-Henry
George had his first Cleveland and Thur
man ratification meeting tonight and be
sides himself William Lloyd Garrison was
q speaker. Mr.. Garrison said the Republi
can party was content to dwell on the is
sues Of the past, while the Democratic
party was bewildered. Said Mr.. Garrison,
among other utterances, "We have no de
sire to conceal that our attitude is one OF
absolute free trade"
Henry George said: II stand here te
ratify the nomination Of Cleveland and
Thurman. Grover Cleveland is the true
labor candidate of to-day. am a free
trader, and the man who is afraid to b.
branded as free trader does not know the
power of the word free. The protectionists
have had their way fo- years, and it is
about time we tried freedom"
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04

alton on Saturday next The bill was Or
d rsd ptibt9d and tecOmmitted,
Mr., Holman submitted conference ia +.
port on the bill for the sale of the Fort
Wallace military reservation in Kansas.
Ths committee on the Oklahoma bill then
resumed Its sitting. The entire evening
was consumed in an unsuccessful effort 10
secure Q quorum to vote upon the amend
ments offered, and without action the COM
mittee rose.
FRIDAY, AUG. 81.
SENArE.-The House joint resolution to
extend until September Is The joint re- Oln-
lion of July 81 ,toprovide temporarily for the
expenses OF the Government, vas reported
Ind passhd The resolution offered Sester'
day by Mr.. Culloni concerning transit in
bond without the payment OF duty of goods
Il ON Canada contrary TO law, was cOnsid-
cred and after ashort debate went over.
Mr.. Stewart asked unanimous consent
that the bill for admission OF tue State OF
" u hingtOn be taken up On Monday at .
o'clock and continued until disposed of.
Mr.. Ricdieberger objected.
I, MIR. Stewart then gave notice that as the
dill Is now unfinished business" he would,
after 2 O'Clock on Monday, insist upon its
consideration.
The House joint resolution to the Secre-
tary of the Interior to certify lands in the
State of Kansas for the benefit of agricui-
ture and tie mechanical arts was passed.
HoUsE.-The House proceeded at once to
the consideration OF the conference reporr
and Sundry Civil Appropriation bill.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04
THE SEAL FISHERIES.
Terms OF the Contract Between th'
Government and the
Fur Company.

Terms OF tho Contract Between the
Government and the
Fur Company.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 90 Asa Will
liams, of New London, Com, engaged in
shipping industries for many years, and
member OF the Alaskan Fur Seal COMPANY,
WAS the first witness before the House Com
mittee on Merchant Marine and fisheries.
Mr.. Williams gave the history OF the seal
fisheries from the time the Industry be gan
In the southern seas. As early as 1879, he
said, Russia leased the privilege OF taking
seals 1t didn't pay and this fac. led to
ceding the islands Of St Paul and st.
George to the United Sta tes. After the seal
islands were ceded to the United States,
witness had ship fitted out and sent to
the seal islands. -Four or five other firms did
the same thing and took out that year pro
badly over 900 skins. The tendency OF
this was to destroy ths industry. Perceiv-
ing tha; this was the case. the witness
came to Washington and urged the enact
men: Of the present law limiting the num-
Der of skins to be taken, setting apart these
Islands rs q seal reservation and letting
ont the privilege.
The stock in the Alaskan company was
held by citizens Of the United States. The
capital stock Of the company is sa0o, 600.
The contract only extends to the NO small
islands of St George and ST. Paul and nc
other part of Alaska The company, how
ever, carried ON operations in ,ther parts
of Alaska, just the same as other compan-
les privileged to do SO.
In the whole time the company had had
the privilege Of taking seals it had paid
over 3. COZ, 900 TO the government, or sum
exceeding by over 81 10000 the price paid
by the government for the whole of Alaska
with the seal islands included. The wit
ness thought the government should share
the uncertainties Of trade with the leasing
company. The company, he said, had car.
ried out the terms of the contract with the
government. To open the fisheries to all
comers would be to ruin the fur seal fish,
cries in . short time.
Adjourned subject to call.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04

A Salt Lake dispatch gives an &C,
count of peculiar accident which occurred
near that place few days ago. 1t says
Last evening the service Of the Denver &
Rio Grande railway was taxed to its ut
most to convey to the city the 6,ooo people
who attended the regatta at Lake park.
Charles Honey, Grand Army man of q
California post, was unable to get = seal, &C
he climbed to the top Of one of the cars.
While the train was going at . rapid rate
someone in the car pricked his legs with .
pin and letting 10 his hold suddenly he fell
to the ground. He was severely bruised
about the head and back and internally and
died at late hour last night at st. Mary.
hospital. He was about As years Of age"
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04

The Union Labor party have placed
the following ticket in the field: Cover
nor, Gilbert De La Matyr Of Arapahos
county; Lieutenant Governor, J. O. Mid
berryoe Arapshoe county; Secretary OF
State, Harris Stratton Of Larimer county
State Treasurer, q. w. Curr,er OF Greeley
Attorney General, Colonel Henry Logan OF
Chanee county; Supreme Court Judge. lons
term, g. w. Way o: Boulder county; Su.
preme Court short term, James Glenn o,
Arapahoe county; Congressman, X. A.
Southworth OF Arapahoe county; Regents
of University, $. w. Isenberg OF Arapahos
county and \. }. Coffman OF Boulder oouu,
"; Superintendent OF Public fnstructton
Ara Alvine l.. Wsshburn Of I.arimei
county; State Auditor, u. II. Haywood ol
Arapahoe county.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04
Aver s Hair Vigor
s,si h, nh nr,,r,r,.,. and p,,ri,,.,..r.

Ii you ARE SUFFERING from debility
and loss of appetite: il your stomach is
out OF order. or your mind confused;
take Ayers Sarsamarilln. This medicine
will restore physical force and elasticity
10 the system. more surely and speedily
il,an any tonic yet discovered.
For six months suffered from liver
and stomach troubles. My foad did nos
.,ourish me. and | became weak amt
.ery much emsciate,l. teok six bottles
ii Ayers Sarsapsrisla. anu Was cured.
Julius NJ. Palmer. Springfield, Mass
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Prepared by Or, J. O. Aver h TO-. Lowell. Mao.
Ss'a W pfSsyis's, tsics 81; III bss,lsss y
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04
A special from washington to Il

A special from Washington to the
Denver Republican says: The disagree.
ment by the House conferees on the Sun.
dry Civil bill IS to the Senate amendment
appropriating $50, 900 for the water storage
reservoirs announced to-day, embraces the
matter to such extent IS to almost preclude
the hope Of its acceptance, and Judge
Symmes and Senator Teller are much dis.
concerted thereby, As they had hoped
It might eventually pull through.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04
First Stroke of Pair
EVERY YEAR TO THOUSANDS.

The clasa-Fifty million population Pain
Or the first time to one i'll every ten
Five million need relief. How? Promptly,
permanently. Certainty OF cure at reison-
able cost How to find cut? On reprta-
ton, through experiment. by proof.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04
The Merits

The Merits. .-Example.-Take up st. jacobs
Oil. the Great Remedy for Pain Its superior
merits known TO all the world. Experience
shows its merits through its efficacy.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04

The Price,. The best always first and
cheapest .. The best is the promptest
safest. sursst, most permanent g. The
benefits derived are beyond price 4. Ex
amples show that no competition can SHOW
like results. 5. II is the best.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04

The Emcr !. Its effects are prompt
permanent. {. II cures chronic cases o.
as long standing as 20 years. 5. Its cure
are without relapse, without return oi
pain. 6. 1t cures in all cases used &C
coming to directions. :. In every bottl.
there's cure, in every application q relief
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04

So,d BY Dr,gyias and Dealers Esery'chere.
The Charles A. voEcler Co.. BALTIC. Nd
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04
The Proof.

The ProoE-1. The testimony cannot b
disputed. 9. II has been renewed afte
lapse of years 3. No return of pain il
Years. 4. 1t has cured in all ages and con
iitions. S. 1t has cured all forms of suffer
ing. 6. II has cured all stages of painful
ailments Z. 1t has cured cases considere,
hopeless. S. II ha. caused crutches an,
canes to be thrown away. Q. Its best cure
are chronic cases.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-07
Personal Mention

/, Captain Barret left last evening 70,
San Diego.
is. Keefer of Monrovia was in the
city yesterday.
MIR. L. w. Dennis has returned from
Dan Francisco.
Horace B. Foss of Chicago, is reg
Uttered at the st. Elmo.
DR.. W. A. Winnockes of Pomona
vas in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Townsend, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio
is visiting friends in Los Angeles.
Mr.. W. F. x. Parker, of Santa Ana
spent yesterday in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Shepherd, the pioneer fouris
q Ventura, ls visiting in Los Angeles
s. Dunlap, one of Barstow's pro !.
porous merchants was in the city yes
1erday. ey4
Billy Cullen, tn, ever-genial fruit
grower of Glendora, Was in the city
Yesterdsy.
3. WsGilbert, a prominent citizen
0f st. Louis, is at the New United
States Hotel.
Myrie Reynolds, president of the
thn Pedro Lumber Company, was in
the city yesterday.
B. F. Allen OF Des Moines who i.
Spending the winter at Riverside was
IN the city yesterday.
=. e. Fry, s. A. Dana, Miss A.
Dana and Miss M. Dnna of Minoina, al
arrived in the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R WILDER with the
Wiiber Comedy Company are stop
ping at the New United States Hotel.
Charles B. Hadley, an accomplished
music teacher at Pa-adeua, formerly
d Boston, was in the city yesterday.
DR.. H. Claffin and wife of Marshall.
town, Ia, will leave tonight for
home, and will shortly afterward GO
to London.
General J. T. Stratton, ex-United
States Surveyor-General, of Cali
fprnia, is in the city on business, and
b a guest at the Pico.
Captain H. H. Welch, San Fran
cisco capitalist, and one of the oldest
steamboat captains on the Pacific
teast, who has been in the city on
tusiness for the past month, returned
homo last evening.
Colonel McGonigle, editor of the
Ventura Democrat Is in the city,
where he meets glad faces on every
<c0fner, oi friends Of the "Auld Lang