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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-15

!
! "N ny, yes, chlld, am MIS-.
Brown WAS the wondering answer:
"Oh, then I'm all right. I'm mp
Father sad WAS to give You his re-
CARDS anl say waSa Christmas pres
irnt from him.'
"i1ut | don't understand, y WAS not
"Nrcctin" any Tip. Where did E"l!
come fr,lu:'
! Ihr blue eye til!"d with tears 1T III"
.iiSarroinl!nrnl. "rhcl y"u ar" no!
imy Mrs. Brown. Father said I,l
! Know YOU, sure. aisl-l thought Ia
! r,I,l,L v,,I n.l-a:id-i'nl I'll
.,Inmr ~
! Nrs pro,yu led ;hc soi,Liu.c child IN
70 ~ m;i"t corner, and drew out all tl!@
.hnmr!;uI nitjruj story.
W'hrn II WAS finished. an! Tip WAS
loniIin" trus;f,lliy at her nrw friend
Ihroli"h her lcarS, She said thoughlIul-
Ilv:
81 don't know, little -lrrialS |
nn yuDr Mrs. Einwr-at lcas! for To-,
d,yr
80 thc two catered II street car, and
;inulrd mrrriiv uui TO i l:ttIc grHy
ihol,,c in the Suburbs. \ chorus OF
ha,nnv voices erected them II. they en-
tered.
"IVhv, Aunt Helen, where is Ma,
bel? Did YOU miss her. Didn't she
come EIlt who is thiS-whcrc die:
Won find her, aunticnn
And While Tin was eating her Christ
mos Jinnrr Aunt Helen told them her
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,, , - ,.r,,;, eo,,,,1.
in lnfsG HISs o, u'teit",m rnrso,I'inm S"i,i,"r
i''iu "U'tn''uI u"o'iiiv, ~ - ~ ntn'r;'s17
to read inc July cliarSG Oh l,L: NJ Ni"ulice .n',e
Day, !isIop q lasiiel. :n hl'ei ,rS.li,, ao,i,I
preliminary remarks 9n-.!nG ''csc'''
ciiGuiiiEtallccS' li'!'"p nay Wii'eS III
we fF"tcSlalt CilriS'i"'S illi'' o. ~, "i'
classes ought III IlllS l!ille 10 hG ufa" II
very c.oseIy tnNai uS one aiao.lGr, no o.
any pn.l.,r vo'',ni'i'',."", i, O1t 'honn 81,
Nilfi:'lai' SS'ill','liIS anu w., 9, % '''"o'
WHO nave @ 30 l'!"Gii III c",'i,it"a' r Ill a, ,,!t
SatuS INC ti'o9' iili'"' '"''' VI ''' i'''''
'eII: o.,. g. 1,G,o
!Sii"p iaS .,Gii , p'IIVt',s ,;,at T." iT TI. nn-
i lic ',"e i Tiitio, tint Ia? '.'I I,.conaI "; br,-
r, wi, "T,''G i, ''iiS Inr,,nd ,''n nnI irrI,nI
tcn, > po,t '' III i1i ,|"nI.o ,' H.. rni,rht'
M""i'. MY ",iu .i,, trmn t,,,nrch cnm.
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Some teachers think it shows q mar.

Some teachers think it shows q mar
row spirit to teach children to be loyal
TO the denomination to which they be-
long. That feeling usually springs
from the steacher having his love for
his Church mixed with jealousy and
pride. But as DR.. Phillips BROOKS
we'll says: "a child knows nothing OF
all that. His denomination is like his
nation or his home. 1t is because he
was born there. 1t is dear to hlm with
the unqucstioning sense that at lie be; :;
longs to it and it to him. The child
may freely glory in his own Church,
and yet he no sectarian may accepi
his creed from the lips of others, and
vet be no dogmatist. The true parent,
the ture teacher, will try not merely to
make the child love God, but TO make
him love his own Church as the place
where he knows God and where he
finds God always"
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They who "hunger and thirst after

They who "hunger and thirst after
Righteousness, Whose consciences
will not let them rest, who seek after q
better standard of right and wrong,
truth and falschood, purity and impu-
rity, justice and injustice, than they
find in the world around them; 10
whom justice is positive joy, and in
Justice deep and ranking grief; who
long with the longing of the Psalmist,
in a dry and thirsty land, to be better
them elves, and to make others better
also: who prize Gods law more than
gold, yea. than much fine gold whose
heart and whose flesh cry out after the
living God,-these "shall be satisfied"
Alas it may not be here; but in that
new and better world wherein dwell
eth Righteousness.
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rsI..iIas :,. II s'ris,SI..
PATHETIC SCENES AMONG TIE PR
SONERS--TiIE JAIL PREACHER.


\ dispatch from Cincinnati says
/ III the great gray stone jail on Syc-
;tnnnrc street, IN oid-l;lshiOncd McthO-
dist, revival is in Great progress. Ran
GA!l. thr prison preacher, s holding
n!"rlimg> there, aided by Jailcr Will
iianlS. 'fhc meetings present curious
and lathc!ic scenes. SrrYiccS are held
.al,vrnalr!y in the mrn's and womcn's
departments. The preacher, Il robust,
poWcrIU'-voic"d man. prcachcS short,
but plain and pointed >crGionS. lrS
trr,lHy nc talked 10 the women on
"N,' hat H. your occupation ~ He told
!hcm nf thrist'S infinite love. Long
before the short sermon CLOSED every
auditor WIS scri0Hs, "l!d not few
weeping. Then Randall sang Crock
of .N.cS" and "'rhe Ninety and Nine
and soI,S punctualrd every line. Over
in the mems department, after al
earnest sermon, Charles Blythe, just
convicted iinr the murder OF General
Jones', rested his face in his bands
while the tears tw!nkird tIT0uTh-tlr
FIRST sign Of feeling he has shown since
| the crime, months ago. At y distant
cell door Gus SucSSlnan, the cN-AsSiSt-
ant City Comptroller, convicted of en-
b"ZZlcmcMt, shook with Sohs Wiil" tho
tears ran in streams from his eyes.
Petty thieves, notorious burglars, old
time drunks, boys in for various petty
crimes, joined in old familiar songs,
many weeping nassiun"tcly. There is
Il great drnlund for Bibles, ANA any
hour of the day Sunday school song
may he beard. \ curious coincidence
is the fact that AT the worlihous" Il re-
vival Is in progress among the lNA prI:;'
ONrrS there.
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Most persons can spend but a small
proportion of their time in distinctive
iy religious work, and there are Chris
lians who are troubled because of be-
ing more engaged with secular matter;
than they would wish. But are moi
secular matters of consequence tt
God? Is not the worlds material pro
gress important in his view? Whe'
The rightlul authority and scope OF re
ligion are more clearly recognized, we
shall perceive that it should be served
by our every occupation and enter
prise. No province of right activity
may be surrendered to and conducted
in the interests Of another than the
Lord. Every talent bestowed is eX'
pccted to gain increase for the Master
All the paths and pursuits of life must
lead home to God. The civilization OF
the day in its varied details is a part o!
the Divine plan for the development OF
man, in order to his full efficiency in
Christ's kingdom. Our common work
rs well as our worship is an ordained
item in that plan.
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4 Lamp Of Sugar.

One billcr cold morning last winter
rs [ was standing with my little Char
lev at the front parl0r window, saw
q horse coming down the street, draw
inm a light wagon and driven by q
young man. They came on until they
were Just in front Of the house, vine!
thc horse stopped, backed the wagon
uD to the curbstone, snd refused TO gt
any further.
inc young man began whipping the
| horse.
At last when he found the horse
would not 90 he sent to the Stable 1ol
the hostlcr, who came hurrying down
Together they WHIPPED the horse bu'
Al lat [ becanlc worried, and said
to my little boy:
"Gharlry, 90 down to the cook anu
| tell her mama wants her 10 give you
a lar~c lump Of sugar, and take IL ou'
to the man, and ask him to give 1t u
! the ho!:r.n
Charley WAS pleased, and going
quickly to the cook, got the sugar, anu
"lJi ter, Mister" I heard him say,
'hcrc is Il lump Of sugar to make saha'
hers" 60" 49, ,,,
The driver gave the horse the lump
Of sugar .,,,,,o
Then the men waited until the horse
had finished it, then the driver got IN,
to the wagon, pulled the reins;, saIu
"Gol up" and lhe horse Immediately
went on without further difficulty:
Charley came in delighted; III !
were that man." said he, 81 would
carry lump of sugar in my pocket;
which had To drive that horse. Anu
now "pl"asc @ive mea lump OF suSal
tuo.n And he got II.
our Dumb IniDldls.
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i?,arnvS;nc&s j. contagious.

EarnvS;nc$s j. contagious. Earnest t.
ryss lvHn. over difficulties. Earnest
nysg wallis thv up incline a> though ii
was level ground, nor hpcr!s difficult
ties, with tic prize in view. We have
to contend, ::s We have seen, with
wi.lvsi,Y.al indiliJr"Tc"; and earnest
nrss will attract Tic h;ili-c"Scd eye Gi
t!,c Indifferent, ;nt rol!S" 10 sight,
lhou"h(, action. Would that our
churches were ;,il terribly in earnest ;
~! in,.:.:yly alive! Silently "S The
!yavcn iravrns The wiinlr lump, 80 an
earliest church lvaycu2 the l"clIiiy III
which il works. EarHC,tnes* need not
he noisy tie hottest c"@l fire hurns
without rrari;iinG; !iIc earnest runncr
does no! waste his strength in shouting
10 the spectators as lac ruiz. We rlr;G
for the "a:ncStnr*S which is til" Nor
nai condition of healthy spiritual life
--t!,r rariic%:nr~s which flows Ir"lh
rnlia.nn, communion with G"d tie
,arnys.ups, which can c;;ir!lr look ON
lhr #riin ui continuous i!i'.H:,r'iic2,
aiA .alhrr ir"n ii strength 10 plead
with i!jn Hii plead for t"d ii.c
c:ri.2-tn,@.- which, Iis" iii" river III rs
co,i.~,.. l., r,,i by sv:rc, - i"@" ;,nWInu%
r.pa. !lc ''i.rom" q! t"'! a:At the
I...:l." iIt. y. + ,ij".i.f.
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EGG PLANT.-Egg plant, when nice

EGG PLANT.-Egg plant, when nice
ly prepared, is delicious. Cut in halt
scoop out all the inside, taking care to
preserve the outside shell {; chop the
inside, taking care to preserve the out
side shell chop the inside verp fine,
mix with bread-crumbs, add half q
teacup of milk, season with salt and
nenper. but no butter return it to the
Shells, and, after cutting a little from
the ends to make them level, place IN
your meat-pan, adding little water
and bake as you would Il roast, forty
minutes, then take out of the shells
into a warmed dish. Make a drawn
butter sauce and pour over it; that is,
a teaspoonful of hot water, butter the
size OF a small egg and flour to make
it like a thin gravy.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-15

The rnp-wrcd is Dakota curiosity
lis >ia!k is like that Of 4 cabbage, with
y inr:c, round top. the size and color oI
:: tluhIurd squash. Tie "north,west,,
~ in the fall blow the pop balls OIL
ihc stalks, :nI roll them for miles ovci
the ,.rairirs Till they reach uneven
country, when they pile up like snow
banks and serve buffalo herds as shei'
fer from thc winter bliZzards. A pop
bah which meets any hard object OK,
ul,dcs with a tremendous rep rt ano
sends about thousands of fine, needle
like seeds i'm every direction.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-15

i1rcn down in the hearts OF children
ana Of men there are nOhcr an,l tncl
standards of living than thrir outward
live are wont To exhibit. Many per
Suils wait for tiiGir fellows Ip rcco@lrize
their higher and. better aspirations.
ltc whose higher motives anf deeper
l3ngings are unknown may have ms
best acts misihtcrpreiCd but he whose
basl Spirit is appreciated is more likely
to have his acts interpreted by THAT
spirit. \ schoul-teachcr, on seeing Il
vounm scholar niishc!ravc, said 10 him,
ispm sorry YOU did this, hrcause ] had
formed y very good opinion Gf y"u."
Tnc boy went home and CON 'cS~rA tN
his mother, hat, if he had known
wIlsa GOOD opinion his t";rh": hAtt
l!rl OF him, he would not have do|c
wrong. Had thi,; teacher Sai'!, "i'N!
had my eve on y"u Tor some Time, and
now i've caught yon,' the hos would
Simplv have been confirmed in his St'S'
rivian tlIat 10 u!!c expects Il hoy /" q"
auvth!nw but the wrong thing. II
oii!silt 20 lr Il Simpl" matter To show Il
child or 4 man thHt our llrSt impulse
toward him is that OF trust, raliic!
than dlS;rii:l. .Smd when one has
%oi.c wrong, he will be better hri':cd
hy our showing that we appr""ialr Tic
i:j,t that !lH has gone wrong III spite oi
tl!e good we believed him capable II,
rather llan in accordance with oar
sus; ;,iciomS OF Ein.-,S. Is. IIAIc%.
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Another Year.

Another Year is dawning!
Dear Father. let il he
In wOrliinG Orin waiting
Another year with Thee!
Another year Of leaning
Upon thy towing breast,
Of cvcr.lccpcninG trn>tfulrcSS,
OF quiet, happy rest.
Another year oC mcrcicS,
OF faithuln",S and grace;
Another year OF "lldn"sS
In the ShininG of Thy face.
Another year of progress,
Another year OF praise.
Another year of proving
Thy pr, Scnce "all the days.
Another year of service.
@: witness for Thy love:
Another year of training
pur hol!cr work above.
Another year is dawnin"!
bear Father. let il he.
on earth or "lS.' in heaven.
Another year lnr Thee!
Frances RHil,W UHrc'yW.
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Gun.:.tynry i.,,lc>i i ra;". ! nam
MI unl,,:":!:M.i,. r0nb lis lack hair
,,.,ra !;,id = ,."l an Tie i':!' Of Iii ilr!Ii,
:.l!G y"; c;r,"l Il Hru,v: /" iHi III
.,!i..;;:,::t III iIi,:; oil !hr top layer q! tie
!..%.~ Ei".Il,t"I.|oH Lcu''r'.
!!:li Il iIluir'S Wisdom ;:",.s WIFE his
c,ura"c. \ boy who Knows that Il
hully live, around the curucr. on ms
Il .ily Way 10 :ci,orl, is apt I" take SIN
lister vicNs Of streets and sclGo! cdrca-
n.-I|,Hr'#Dr.
He has ilic best education via" l'"st
knows how To find out.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-15
A Happy New Year.

What shall I wish thee!
What can be found
Bringing thee sunshine
All the year round?
Where Is the treasure,
Lasting and clear,
That shall ensure thee
A Happy New Year?
Peace In the Saviour,
Rest at His feet,
Smile of His countenance,
Radiant and sweet,
Joy In His presence,
Christ ever near
This will Insure thee
A Happy New Year.
r. R. Hduergdl.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-15

There ram lv no s''ri 'l,ir.; ;'Sa Guar
rylMmr, rcvcn"rlri Christian. II Is \
contradiction al terms. There can nc
no such thing as Il proud Christian.
Humility lies at the foundation OF TIE
Christian character. There can he no
such thing ~ an exclusive, cI';<nrI"'LS
Christian. There May I'ri""H, indeed,
but the spirit is not there.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-15

ril..s, ;;,rSuns wlD i!n":;iii" Nl"t IT,"
conditions; Of savage lie arr uniHV"f;-
lie tn density Of p"pEi;ti"n, HAY ttt'
snrnr;s,.I 10 learn lat thc latest r-ti-
niairS live Africa q population "i -
and North America only S.S 10 lhc
yl,Irrc mile. Willie our continent J.;
known to have only about %,.~"."'i
peol,'c. tie population "f Africa, &c
roriinr !n Professor l."vaS-clr, APP
proXimatcS l9i, ,0Ua,0"o
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-15

PRAISE AFTER DEATII.-A man
who was on his weary journey to WIS,
consin came upon crowd once, ana
observed sadness on all faces. "Why
this uloomw queried the old man, as
he laid down his bundle.
80 sage! we mourn the loss OF a
rood man. was the reply.
WAS he honored" :"
"He was" :,
"Who of you praised and encourag-
ell him in life?" asked the old man as
he looked around him.
A hush fell upon the crowd, anu no
one replied. ,u ,,
"Praisc that comes after death"
whispered the sage, docs not cu'
down the undertaker's bills. Better
apply your time saving wood for his
widow"
To take ink out of linen, dip the ink
snot in pure melted tallow, then wash
out the tallow and the ink will como
out of it.
A heart unloving among kindred
has no love towards Gods saints aho
angels.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-15

A well-inown composer-lIauda-
mum.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-15

Sow, though the rock repel thee.
In its cold and steri e pride.
Some cleft there may be riven.
Where the little seed may hide.
Fear not, for some will flourish.
And though the tares abound,
Like The willows by the waters
Will the scattered seed be found.
Work while the daylight lasteth,
Ere the shades OF night come on,
Ere the Lord Of the vineyard cometh.
And the laborcr's work is done;
Watch not the clouds above thee,
Let the wild winds round thee sweep;
God may the seed-time give thee,
But another hand may reap.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-26
HOW TO KEEP COOL.
A Big Ice Company Organized in This
City With Large Capital.

The Citizens Ice company filed articles
OF incorporation yesterday. The capital
stock of the company is 100000. The
directors are ]. j. Schallert, T. S. C.
Lowe. Geo. R. Shatto. r. W. Brotherton
and w. l.. Packard. J. J. Schallert is
president; I. w. Brotherton, vice-presi
dent; j. H. Burks, secretary and treas
urer. The company has already con-
tracted with the Blymyer ice machine
company, OF Cincinnati, for one of their
DeCoppet machines, which will have
greater ice producing capacity than any
machine heretofore erected on this coast.
The DeCoppet is what is known rs an
absorption machine and does not require
the ponderous and complicated machin-
cry which makes the operation of COM
preston machines expensive. 1t is
claimed for the absorption machines that
they make ice more cheaply than any
other, and that they are the only ma
chimes that can manufacture absolutely
pure ice at reasonable cost. In order
to economic in cost OF production all
compression machines that use distilled
water at all, condense the exhaust steam
from their engines, which is always more
or less saturated with oil, and often to
such an extent as to render the ice made
from it unfit for family use. The De-
Coppet machine condenses pure, live
steam and the ice is chemically pure.
Where it can be obtained, druggists use
the water from melted ice in preference
to the distilled water of commerce. 1t is
expected that the new plant will be in
operation by January first.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-26
The Railroads.

Thomas B. Burnett, Of the Los
Angeles, Pasadena and Glendale road,
has returned from San Francisco. He
did not meet Mr.. Hobart as expected.
but about the end OF this week or the
beginning of next nearly all the direct
ors of the road will be here.
w. Wincup, of the same road, spent
Sunday in San Diego, having gone down
to take view of the lay OF the land
there.
j. A. Muir, of the Southern Pacific
failed to reach home yesterday, as re-
ported. He is thought now to be de-
tanned at the headquarters OF the COM
pany for week longer.
The San Francisco Bulletin reports
some dissatisfaction on the part of some
of the employees of the Southern Pacific
company. The men demand an in
crease of wages, and committee waited
on Mr.. Towne and Mr.. Fillmore last
Saturday, to lay their case before the
company. This road has had very little
trouble with its men in all the twenty
years of its existence. If the mems
demands are reasonable, no doubt they
will have patient hearing.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-26
State Loan and Trust Co..
Subscribed Capital. 8 ZOO, 600.
Capital Paid Up. $53O,OOO.
BANKING ROOM, N. W. CORNER SPRING.
AND SECOND STREETS, BRYSON-
BONEBRAKE BLOCK.

DIRECTORS.
GEORGE H. BONEBRAKE, President.
Eo + sP snkSHsEoN' sH' vice-Presidents.
SAMUEL B. HUNT, Cashier
w. G. Cochran. P. M. Green.
w. II. Perry. j. +. Towel.
H. j. Wooliacott L. N Breed
o. 7. Johnson.
We act as trustees for corporations and estates
Loan money on firstclass real estate and
collaterals. Keep choice securities for sale.
Pay interest on savings deposits. Five per
cent. paid on time deposits. Safe deposit boxes
for rent. Best fire insurance companies
represented. mar19-tf
CEcURITY SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST
- Company.
C1AI 1AAL'. ............. ....'... @@OO,VOV'
No 148 S. Main St., Los Angeles, Cal.
IN. MYERS, S. A. FLEMING,
President Vice-President
F. sARTORI, Cashier.
]. A. Graves S. A. Fleming.
Herman w. Hellman. A. C. Rogers, M. d.
A. J. Browne. j. F. Sartori.
Maurice S. Hellman. F. N Myers.
Five Per Cent. Interest Paid on
Deposits.
The notice of the public is called to the fact
that this bank only loans money on approved.
real estate security, tHdI III uOeS not lOdn money
to its stockholders officers clerks; that among
its stockholders are some of the oldest and most
responsible citizens of the community; that I'M
der the state laws, the private estates of it's
stockholders are pro rata liable for the total in
debtedness of the bank.
These facts, with care exercised in making
loans, insure safe depository for saving ac-
counts. School teachers, clerks, mechanics,
employees in factories and shops, laborers ETC.,
will find it convenient to make deposits in
small amounts
Financial agents for eastern and San Fran.
cisco capital. Money to loan ranches and
city property. Bonds and mortgages bought.
Remittances may be sent by draft or Wells
Fargo Express. je25-1y
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-26
announcement for the Feeble.

So long as the failing embers of vitality are
capable of being rekindled into warm and
genial glow, just SO long there is hope for the
weak and emaciated invalid. Let him not,
therefore, despond, but derive encouragement
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Yes, thanks to its unexampled tonic virtues,
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Digestion is restored, the blood fertilized and
sustenance afforded to each life sustaining organ
by the Bitters, which is inoffensive even to the
feminine palate vegetable in composition, and
thoroughly safe. Use it, and regain vigor
au2O-7t
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-26

Resulting from Folly, Vice, Ignorance, Excuses or
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Avoid unskillful pretenders. Possess this great
work. 1t contains 800 pages, royal svo. Beautiful
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this PRIZE ESSAY on NERVOUS and
PHYSICAL DEBILITY. DR.. Parker and corps
dentially, by mail or in person, at the office of
THE PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Nc. Bulfinch ST., Boston, Mass. to whom ali
orders for books or letters for advice should be
directed as above.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-26
NaturaliZed.

The following new citizens Yesterday
received their final papers: Hiram Beal,
native Of England; Nicholas Jardine,
of Italy; VIM. Benz, Henry Wollenweber
and Fred Fixon, of Germany.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-26

The record of cures accomplished by Hoods
Sarsaparilla can never be completely written
The peculiar curative powers of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla are successful when everything else has
failed. If your blood is impure, your digestion
out of order, try Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-26
Physicians Couldn't Cure Him. 10

SxDAMsv1LLE, Hamilton Co., O., June, 1889.
One bottle of Pastor Koenig's Nerve Tonic
cured Inc entirely, after physicians had tried it
unsuccessfully for months to relieve me of ner.
VOuS debility. w. HUENNEFELD.