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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-29
Piles, Piles! plies,

Dr. williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure
Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles when all
other Ointments have failed. 1t ebsorbs the
tumors allays the itching at once, acts as a
dian Pile Ointmen is pre- pared only for Piles
and Itching of the private parts, and nothing
else. Every box Is wsrrsnted. Sold by drug
gists or sent by mail on receipt Of price, SOC,
and 81 90 per box.
WILLIAMS MFG co, Props.
Cleveland, Ohio,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-29
SOUTHERN ROUTES.
Time Table for November, 1888.

LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO
Port Hartford . 9. 9. Santa Rosa, Nov. 1, Q
Santa Barbara. II, 25; Dec g.
San San Diego. ., and y, Hs'n se. NOV o. i'' q
For s. s. Los Angeles Nov. 3
Hedo4do :.:: II, 19 and ~; -,
'% Way rfs1 anu D. %; 5ec nSIeEa T. nov q 10
LEAVE SAN PEDRO
For | s. 8 Santa Rosa, Nov. 3, IL
10 aud 81.
San Diego. g. g. Queen, Nov. z, IS. %
LEAVE SAN PEDRO
For 8. G. Queen, Nov. 1, 0, II
Port Harford.... rs. =. Santa Rosa, NOV. S
LBAvE SAN PEDRO AND RgDoNDo
San francisco and IS. ~ - ~ o
w, snd SIS. u Los Angeles. Nov. g.
Cars TO connect with steamers Leave 8. P. R.R
depot, Fifth street, Los Angeles, az follows With
the Queen OF the Pacific and Santa Rosa .,
9:60 O'clock A. NJ; with Los Angeles enc
Eureka, going north, at B 10 O'Clock P, NJ.
Passengers per Los Angeles and Eureka vie
Redondo leave Santa Fe depot at 5 :OOP.M.
Plans OF steamers cabins st agents flee.
where berths may be secured.
IT the steamers Los Angeles and Eureka WIN
fYeight and paBsengeYa
The company reserve the right to change tn.
steamers or their days of sailing.
E&B-For passage o, freight a. above or 70,
tickets TO and from all important points In
W. PAREIS, Agent,
Omce: No. g Commercial st.. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-29
Our Home Erew.

Philadelphia Lager, fresh from the brewery
In draught in ell the principal saloons de
oivered promptly in bottles or kegs Office and
Brewery. 238 Also street. Telephone 81.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-29
j. l.. Wilson.
To Good Lfyers

Pianoforte and organ tuner; polIsher and re
pairer Of all kinds musical instruments. Steen'
Music Store, 231 South Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-29
(;onpagale Generate TransailanhQue

FRENCH LIME To MAVRE.
Sy0MPANY'5 PIER (NEW) no, AZ 1884
~ North River, foot of Morton street. sN1cAE&fA
Travellers by this line avoid both transit b,
English railway and the 6isoOmi0rt Of crossjns
the Channel In q small boat.
LA BEETAGNE, De Jousselir. Saturday, Nov
q noon.
LA CHAMPAGNE. Boyer. Saturday. Nov. o
600 m
LA BoURGOGNE, Frangcul, Saturday, Nov.
16 1880 a. m.
Ia GASCoGNE, santelu. Saturday, Nov. 23
4:30 q. m
For freight or passage apply to
A. FORGET, Agent,
No. 8 Bowling Green, New York.
Tickets for sale by Rll railroad and Bteamshiy
Offices in Los Ange.es.
J. +. FUGAZI III CO., Agents. 5 Montgomer,
ave 'yTo 2m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-29
Removal of Golden Rule Loan Os.

The Golden Rule Loan Office has re.
moved from lab South Spring street to 131
South Main street. At this establishment
money is losned on all kinds of personal prop
ty at the lowest rates. Also agents for the
Eolian organs, and other organs of the best
makes; guitars, banjos, violins, pianos, har-
monicas jewelry. guns, pistols, trunks and
many other articles The greatest bargains in
the city can be found at this store You will
save money by calling and inspecting the
iished reputation for fair dealing % and YOU can
do better there than at any other place In the
city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-29
Removal Notice.

B. 3. Young, architect, has removed from
No. 2l South Spring street to Rooms IL and l3
california Bank Building, corner Second and
Fort streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-29

Local and through tickets sold, bsggss.
made, and general inform alton given upon ep
plication to J. NJ. CRAWLEY, Asst g. Pas. Agt
No 2O2 North Main street; CMARLEe SEYLEE
Agent at Depot.
Sundays excepted. Mondays excepted.
A. II. TOWEH, General Msnaxof
Z. e. GOODMAN,
Cent PASSENGER and Ticket Aga
Ol-9r1
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-29

Tho first lambs Of the season can be found ct
ls.sMaiers, No. 49 North Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-29
The muie Did 1t.

A laughable incident occurred on
Spring street yesterday. A lady driving
mule to buggy could not force the
mule to pass colton's furniture exchange,
two hundred and two. She had to alight
and view the wonders displayed there,
after which his muleship moved off,
carrying his tail high and seemed happy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-29
Southern California R'yCO

ssHANTA FE ROUTE,
On and after SUNDAY, OCT, 9th.
1889. trains will leave and sYrlye ut Ttr,t
Street Depot a. follows:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-29

BeechamsPuh cure pilliouu ahd nervous ILL
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-29

superior to AIl-Elsin condensed milk
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-29

tDsily. +Daily except sunday.
Trains leaving Los Angeles At $50 A. K. con.
meet at San Bernarclno for sil pointe sc,ith to
Cceaphde. Trains leaving Los Angeles al
1880 Am. and arriving at 80 P. NJ. connect
at East Riverside for al points south to Ocean
side.
Depot at foot OF Firrt street.
K.H: WADE. General Manager.
8. B. HYNES, Gen. Pass Agent.
WILLIAMSON DUNE. General Agent
City Ticket Oeioe No. 20 North Spring essses
CHAs. 7. PARSONS. Ticket Agent
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-29

DACIFIO COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
4 Goodall, Perkins & Co., General Agents
San Francisco.
Northern routes embrace lines for Portland :
Ore; Victoria, B. c.. and Puget Sound, Alaska,
and all coast points.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30

~ yeu experience ringing or tuEzins noises
iu Aulf rafst
d. - fsel as Though VA must s0focats
Nl.eu 4ktle down
Are you troubled With hacking cough and
general artiitNy
Ate solf eyes centrally weak aHd NateTy
ala irc4De.ltly AHsmtd
N0fS tHur A4irt tfaNr 4 nHshSs itich Sou ne
aHa naS4l soff al lHtH-f
Is soar blssfa itt uratiy offensive from
some 44attN-uiA IL taAet
Have Nuu Adnii. oppressive htada ne. Erutt-
aliN located over thr eyes
% 900 aase TO hawk and cough frequently
~ tAf EFFORT - tlr.u aAl lAtt.4.
Are yua losing Nour st sr ui smell. and is
your sruSr ~ taste Ntranit- cN iei
Does your lpsf always lei stopped up. iofc
lLg o. - breathe through .aI iluAlH-
10 - frelleaflk fcri g aifry. particularly
when stnouinE % pick anything on The hn0r
II IS every httle crausht oi alr aAd every
slight change 81 lcnlCi at4fr give Aol q cold.
Are you annoyed by q constant des a. 90
hawk and spit out al endless quantity 81
phcgmf
Are You always tired And indisp0sel % exer-
ton. whether 10 business. work or Am4sc
I.great effort required keep vour thoughts
hXed upon matters thai formerly were easily
Performed
you were tle night before sna leei - though
you wanted 10 lie there forever,
The above are some of TIE symptoms ~ ca
farfh and the beginning of lung troubles. 80
Ole case lu hundred viii have All dl Them.
b4t every olc Affected VIII have fcH ur mans
o. them. he greater aAd mere serious yoaf
symptoms the more dangerous your condition.
lil, class OF disease II iftatr very SHcreSS
fully Ly Dr. tosnlan at SO. lt3 Monroe 81.
Hf. tu~Ia1 uses $50 secret losffuIle. but
res diseases hv the skiliiol combination 81
the best known remed ics. app led IN the most
approved manner. and by using the latest aNa
most highly recommended appliances kno An
which speak Tor themselves IN t8e many
patients cured
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30
The Business Still Continues.

John Stekotee would announce that
his business as notary public, etc. at s.
MOnrOe-st., IS 10 be continued. lie has
taken INTO partnership ms son, John NJ.
Stcketec, the firm name being John
Stcketoe * Son, and the new firm. Will
give the most thorough, careful atten-
ton in the future, as the senior was IN
the past, to all matters intrusted to It.
They Will carry on "A general business
as nOtaries public, lending and solicit
ing moneys, settling estates both in
this country and IN Holland, for which
country he is u vice consul, writing M
surancc, etc. Mr.. Stekctce, while he
viii give full attention to his Office OF
internal revenue collector, VIII give his
personal supervision To the firms IN
tercsts-he VIII not abandon a business
he has been so many years building NJ
which lnSurcS accuracy, honesty and
perfect rehableness IN all matters III
trusted 70 {.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30

Warren SHETLAND says that he is glad
that he is out of the pavilion at Reed :
Lake. and that he was closed out at his
own request. Il had been there four
years made money the first year bat
dropped about $1,000 in cold cash in
the other three The three past soa-
sons, including this one, have been un-
favorable for business ut the Lake. The
weather has been against us. and III
stead Of making money we have
been dropping 1t. The days have
been cool and the nights cold ,
with only an occasional warm
spell, and those are not the con-
dltiOns that are favorable with Us. The
first two months, Nav and June, was
one long ram and there were no crowds
at the Lake and those who did come
were not hankcriuc aftcr ice cream or
lemonade. We had some warm weather
IN July, out a. whole the month has
been bad. ] have been wanting to get
out oi the pavilion for two years past,
but Mr. BevIer objected. and then last
week wc bad q little misunderstanding
and ! went to Fred Stevens, who was
attorney for p number OF mv creditors,
and told him 10 close me out, as then
could be- a better time 10 DO It than two
months later. had about $500 IN
vested and realized about thirty cents
on the dollar IN the sale. shall now
80 to selling cash registers"
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30

E.t tfr Efl-s-rs asetn pct 81 I : kEte.
ant - tne e5oss Fos4 - IL Il vas
.s.e - tae t2tls
Ar ~nrtsl re-resa..t ez tie Secaa1
rasolat. t0 ial-
prove taa Il VT eEar tsk A.. s-t
~. cl., t as ~ oe..r -. ,
ts4I fso-. =. p..sr. Is 81. s.s aiegLss.
ST. - Da1nef II tse Fourta a4et.
ulosi q SO \ 80. ssf..s : IL. .l...- j refer
el..e t3 tls sans ,te.... ffaa hrdze 80
lkoLaa aael - f.s-ea and 81
aea g N.gn oae ~ t.'e Sss.. lalu.srst-
ut-lt ~ tae ,4ale ,trett frant Isoa lo
nr.asn- fllIl i.- Tie hitherto 81
seI.isI 0.4eullg 4f tie street ~ tle
lAlIea - .1 ine aaLk. Atfu.s te1lut
Af- h Az. lct Ial.eil,lN lowed 80
srfsA F. uen4t ~ t-l,e c- tlal llaft
~ la4 sfIeet 80 eoI.eitd not 60 tae
a. .euleul 9-L sDl haste n 9r1ef .ug
~ arH u1 A.s concluding Mr. kpa-efs
hsofel % refer to tie COMMITTEE GA
>tstts. Na.tH carried.
lac le4nc ! az a recent meeting voted
sl9 80 paf tae passage Ct ala old mau
ntiiet l4inian, who has ioE a long
tiAe fe eil charge u t--3 Neek GA
tle cry, back u Holland. Dut after Z
N.ts granted nlM be- weakened au0 pro-
posed ~ remain lifelong buruen
GA ilt community III th.s land ~ the Tree
and ACus 81 gne brave Ihe previous
action oi council MAS consequently ull-
done hy several formal motions
Nr. - DOnneN presented a resolution
hacked hE the TeoonmenuaUon ot tAe
director az the poor and Tie cry and
other phys claus, requesting that
Thomas a. Madison, an invalid suffer
lns with dn mcurable heart disease, he
furnished a ticket u Norway az a cost
not 90 exceed $500 Considerable dis
cu-,4On cusued on the subject. mainly
IN reference 10 the bad precedent
created by such astl0n, which was lead
by Messr, Rodgers and Stein. bat the
geuuuc humanity in eloquent appeals
of Mtssls Creque and Turner knocked
them Olt. Madison al emrlove az the
Morton House, and for weeks he has
been unable 10 work, but the pro-
prlCtOrs have kept hlm and provided
| hm not only with the necessarles bit
luxurcs OF ife, and even now offer TO
| give nun all the money necessary TO
| take hm 10 his parents in the old
country, where he firmly believes he
can be- cured. Mr. Turner's appeal,
however, was the most touching and
! effective when he alluded 10 the fact
that hc himself had been in a similar
situation. sick and fr.endloss and
pennilcss among strangers. aud he
could understand the Young mans
vearning 10 90 back 10 hisfnother. He
spoke briefly. but the redness around
his eyes spoke more earnestly
than his words for the homeless man.
On motion OF Mr.,StokeS, II WAS ordered
that an order be drawnfor $1,000 ON the
Sixth ward engine house fund 10 pay
for the newly selected lOt in that ward
ON West Leonard and Quarry-sts., for
the proposed new engine house.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30
III COIRT RECORD.

PoLcE-John FINN, drunk fined l.35
costs. sentence suspended. Richard
Guild, same ofense; fined ; costs; sem
tcucc suspended. = =. BMnahv. q .-
orderly conduct; fined s. with $500
costs. Frank Norihron. same 0acn-c.
samo fine. Ephram Van Overen, Ic-
covnC stolen goods. case argued and
defendant discharged. y Martin. nui-
soucr, case adjourned t.lI july I'D at 10
n. Kate Doe. assault and battery.
adjourned 81. July 80 at 3 p m. Nm.
hrttou. larceny. Bngs kalska. .ar-
ecu} tred by jury, verdict not g4.iy.
'in-rIr-Abraham May VS. Thomas
'r1un- rtplevn. Judgment for costs far
nden'. proceed dn-s STAYED twenty
days Louis 4 Deuat % aI. vs.. Don
j loataor.; objections 30 Ieferlauts
taSng dcpos.ton.of sylvester Lntlci
oreun.ci Buffalo coax 81 ~a.t Come
parry vs.. Elan neegan, default. set
ASIDE.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30
TOWN TOPICS

Regatta week
see arthur q Piri1ric' 500 cabinets.
10 Mr. and Mrs. g. 3. cA.iYeF. q giEl.
seeond month IL seuuer ends To-
morroH
The 5~rman A. r sunday school
VII ~ a. ths iake l9sias-
MEs George Stsketee has contracted
Tor = eco eoEtzge a. Aar4ltRa.
Eraak P1rkeI. f3rmer. y . nlesseuger
bog Ia the superior co-rt. leaves nexl
week Tor the pen state 81 Aasa.ll- < ron.
Eecarrfai ln trMmiag trees not a.
elt Of tas izrze lover branches a..
lhat Nll endan-er tie lte VI tne tree.
Eve hundred AT f0ar passengers
went down from hg Rapids aud 20
from tais city 81 Ottawa Beach On Sun
day
sam Lands. the Greeuyllle baseball
pitcher, = wanted ~ the police al
tIeeas.iis- supposed % be del4n-
guelE board hlA-
e. MARKS afternoon sunday school,
Wlt pcn.c a1 Reed lake today. They
20 04t IS Tie D-. l.. * n, leaving
UNION depot at 10 a. ul.
Burglars obtained entrance through
q back window ~ A. b. Wykes' meat
market sunday highland secured about
"a u.ckets and pennies.
Dngs kaiska, who WAS arrested on
saturday for having stolen s. from ths
vest 0t BlTk tle carpet cleaner, wa.
tired ll the police court yesterday 10y b
jury 4lt acquitted.
Ihe commencement IL operations on
the Masonic Home WAS DELAYED sonic.
what yesterday morning by the ram A
force ot nifty meu has been engaged
and WORK WlI le hurried right along.
Henry FraEck AMI Harvey Hollis
Ter, 0t tnis clty. are among the direct
ors ot ol.vet College. The college has
been Ee.ucOrpOrared under the new
law. with A capital st0ck OF $50, 900, all
paid ln.
r. IT. OBrien, chairman of the
executive committee OF the Funeral
Directors a Association. went 90 Green
Flile Saturday % confer with the secre-
tary 10 regard 10 the next-mectug OF
the association.
The little English sparrows have
been regarded as a pest, but tho dam
age they 10 IN the wheat fields has not
been fairly estimated. Mr. John
Lawrence reports that from his wheat
field near the city the sparrows had
stolen thls year from forty 20 fifty
bushels OF wheat. Some OF the head,
have been fairly rddled.-4an Arboi
Argss.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30
THE FURNITURE WORKERS
Social. Literary and Musical Entertain
ment Last Evening.

The Furniture Workers association
held an interesting literary, musical
and social entertainment last evening
AT the hall in the Kennedy block.
There was large attendance, and the
entertainment was very enjoyable.
The program opened with piano duet
by Ferdinand and Dicz Warner. There
was also bass solo by Arthur A. Love,
and recitation by Mr.. Eaton. Ad-
dresses were made by Hon. NJ. Shana-
han and Rev. Kerr r. Tupper. Mr..
Shanahan spoke OF the benefits 10 be
derived from the organization OF labor.
lie said that tie Was strongly N
favor of labor organizations. lie
thought that so far rs they were
formed for the purpose OF coercing
employees they were a failure. Their
true aim should be, and in most cases
it Is, the moral and intellectual eleva-
ton OF the members, and IA that way
they are of incaicuab.e benefit both 10
labor and employers. Rev. Kerr Il.
Upper spoke IN a humorous and enter
tanning manner of the advantages Of
such meetings. Both speakers were
literally applauded. The meeting
closed with baritone solo by Andrew
FVfc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30
DR.. Ethelbert @. COSman

Late OF the Cincinnati College of Med cine
and Surgery Cincinnati. Ohio. las Offices az
Rooms ] and =. No. l05 Monros-sf Grand
Rapids Mich. where AL durable cases are
treated with success.
Medical diseases treated successfully. Con
sumption. Bright's Disease. Dyspepsia. Eleu-
matism and NERVOUS DISEASES. All
diseases peculiar TO the sexes "a specially.
CATAKKH CURED.
CONSULTATION at Office or by mail ST.
once hours 10 II A. m. to4 p. N. and 10
5 =. III. sunday t04 p. m.
Address All mail 10 Dr. J.. o. Cosman Rooms
] and ?. No. lO5 MonrOe-St. Grand Rapids.
Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30
PERSONALITIES

Mrs. A. :. Canpau Is at Petoskey.
Mrs. B. Allen has returned from Mt.
Clemens.
Mss Anna Mowatt s visiting friends
IN Chicago.
c. W. Trebring and family are at
Macatawa.
Mrs George Piatt and children are
a. Grand Haven.
Mrs II. l.. Hall and Miss Helen Hall
are az Petoskey.
Willard Brigham IS spending two
weeks ~ Mackinac.
Mss Grace Remington goes to Pent-
water this week.
a.. II. McGurrin. OF Kalamazoo, spent
sunday IN the city.
Dr. James Gallup has joined his
family at White Lake.
Miss Anna Heidenreick IS visiting a
cousin IA Fort Wayne.
Mrs. Carder - the guest of Mrs.
Noble, OF Fix Rapids.
Mrs. James Smith and family of Lyon
ST., are no the Ottawa.
Miss Mamie Brown OfKalamazOo, IS
visiting Mrs Harry Angel.
F. A. GOrham is spending a month
with his family in Name.
Mrs. r. Lctellier and daughter, Miss
Bertha, are at Bay View.
y. r. Doornink and family arc at
tner Macatawa Park cottage
Mr. and Mrs. Frank +. stevens are
taking a trip through the West.
W. Peregrine IS spending a week
With nis family at Lake IIarbor
Mrs. J.. Lewis and daughter have
go0c East for m extended visit.
J. r. Gable has returned from visit
WITH W. II Moore, Of Muskegon.
Mrs. vs. r. Freeman and son are in
BATAVIA, y y. visiting relatives.
Dr. J. +. Griswoid went down 90 Hol-
land last night on professional business.
Mss Lane, of Frecpor,, IT., IS the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Joseph Heald.
Mrs. IT. II. q. Van Asmus and daugh-
tors are spending a few weeks In Bay
View.
Nr and Mrs. A. p. Esler arc spend.
ing few weeks with relatives IN Dow
aElc.
Mrs. katherine Bowen, Of Mandan.
pak.. - visiting Dr. VIM. Wood and
fam 'y.
Nr. and Mrs. r. c. Cr0nkite and son.
of Edmorc, visited relatives here over
sunday.
". 5. Seymour has returned from la
porte, Ind. we're ne spent sunday
with h.s parents.
Mrs Hazarj. Of Lansing. Is visiting
her SISTER, Mrs. o.. T. Hmtly, Of 2l0
south DivlSou-st.
Mrs Prank r. Mics has returned
from Reed CITY where she spent some
lme with relatives.
Mrs F. A H0lcomb has returned
from a Visit with her sister. Mrs. Farn-
ham Lyon, Of East saginaw
Mrs. W. A. Gavstt and daughters are
f1e guests of Mrs. ". RI. BrCarley and
Mrs j &. Mu.hken, at Detroit.
Supt. ]. " Nethcaney and daughter.
Mrs " + olsntlnce. are spend ing
tvo or three weeks at Bear Lake, boat
irg ant fishing
Rev Z Fl DAVIS. &c The First Preshv-
terrain Church. started Cor New York
and New Eng ard Yesterday % spend 3
month g VACATION.
Mrs DR. Bradv and daughter and
Mrs. John Caulaeld Iravs today f1r
Detroit. from thence to take a pleasure
= n around the lakes.
Prof \. Voiart rr'nc.rai ofthe
-Iammar schcci here for the past three
wears. has srcerted the position ~r
"a, Of II gn school a. Racine.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30
Masonic Notice.

The funeral OF our late brother, Geo
W. Dodge, Will occur at the corner oi
Maple and Sheldon-sts. on Tuesday
July 30, at o'clock p. M, under the
direction OF the Masonic order. The
members OF Grand River Lodge No,
81, +. q A. NJ. and all other master
MaSens in good standing are requested
70 meet at the lodge room at ; o'clock
p. M, July 30. ~ order OF the ". II.
l.. 4. RoGERs, Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30

r. J. Nichols lsclQsng outtho balance
of ifs stock Of parasols at onc-half oil.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30

Saddle horses and drivers at auction
July so, at 10 a. m on kont-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30

Big bargains ~ summer dress fabrics
at I. J. Nichols, - south Dlyision-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30

All diseases of women and children
are cured by Or. :. Clay Todd.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30
PLASTICOINC!

Nlit fhe AEiikaisomint Company : fiAsiiro
~ guarantee So o0r el,stettIs taat pe VII
produce hester sneess - uea IS unale aafabis
soIs fhAn aas siasv Naa eatsestsaS process
nlr a4ke tol rte same .sHqllai il & Pense.
aa4lhui eaupelits xlsf feste in waller er
oil ar whether Wiz Rises ual pspers lt.
arusla eaauu. 81 rAIsvI usei ieFf. sag whether
vita eafasnaa papers he So tti> Nork .ilAer
ia saad water Inis ef tauashta pi..aacihz
Ieaslfr lke eseets- Ns Aise ia-ks haae a.sts
80 Paper 81. ihs same priarir.s ler Vaii. teo
aaay bloken of patches. cess Aaa 49, var
assIals aat sst fEuge> tnrueI of nftaN4A4a
HsAll Sis. opposite Aergan a Avery
u. q. HENRY 4 CO..
Portrait. lr"sss and seeuae Artissa
Ana General ContAet0rs-
ALL DESIGNS ORIGINAL.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30

lr.l g. NfSi Nerve auA hr10 Treat {,
SgHafsutsed epf, lhc taT i4ssttfA. iisf ltss.
t1afutsluliS. 4fs Nervous htat ait.iA titad'
3che. AeIAeus frfsiraiiuH esleoh tN hr 80
~ llraiiai ~ fshacta. "a -Att ~ afss, flteisi
f. .uS4rlI a. aua italiIe t1 E-i.NIt. NtNaf i-li
death Nrt maf fuft n.d Aee. h4rit hfsa. i..ia> -
Pow ~ iu t'tbtr stA. inanlHltaft lsasei> asa
fls brain. stil--flrt ur eFfrIl. u'tfHrt. farh
hos contains one month F., ife.fmeai A. q isaK.
~ siN heRes foI .. selt IS niili prepaid oL 10
cc a. al pucs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30

Or. :. Clay Todd cures catarrh
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30

Ono-fourth off on hosiery a. r. 7.
Nichols, - South DIV aou-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30

10 cure any ease. Mifh each order rscei ea ~
us far siA utas. Aucoia panied via s. Nr NiH
send TIE purchaser cur Nrifffn E4lf@utce %
refund tae money. Il the treatment does noi
effect care. 1AafAutccs issued only ~
" II. Tibbs, Druggist.
Sci. A.-. -. AInr-rAe ~ .r..H L.n-l. nlrh
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-20
Johnson and Lamb.

johnson did not look on himself as 4 solemn
man Il sometimes say more than mean,
in Jest" he said, and people are apt TO be-
heve me serious" Rather oppressive TO him
must have been the serious spirit IN which
most Of his contemporaries were inclined to
take him And nothing did Charles Lamb
more depr~cate han 70 be literally inter
preted when in his jeseRs moods II you
wrest my words beyond their fair construc-
ton. il is YOU. and not l. that are the April
FOOL is one Of his protests on the mater.
In both this native bu1Sancy OF spirit, e1-
listing along with constitutional melancholy,
was apt to break forth inepportunely, in in
conSiderate sallies which wlsh billiards might
pass for want OF feehng-as when LAMB
would jest upon the subject Of insanity, that
black and ever threatening thunder cloud
from which the bolt had fallen which de-
stroyed bis peace: or as when the old doctor,
after that ex -aordinary froIlc S,rh his vouns
friends, Beaucierk anu L2nston, the details
Of which have been brought oct for Us in
such life IKE relief, turned OF GarricL's sub
sequent remosast-apoe with the sly comment,
he derst rot do such a hing. Els wife
-4orld not ks hiu>s9 An Allsss.~ -Ai~h IA