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Nrs. Geo. P. Smoote, = highly cultivated aud
estimable lsdy OF Prescott Ark writes under
date Of April %, 1889 During the summer
Of 1857 my ewes became infiamed. aud my
stomach and liver almost hop-les>ly disorder
ed. Nothing l ate agreed with me. took
chronic darrh9a. and for some time my lie
was de.paired Of by my family. The leading
phys ician> of the country were consulted, and
the medicines administered BY them never did
au, permanen, good. and fingered between
life and desth. the i.tter being preferable to
the sgonies was enduring. In May. 1883,
became disguised with physicians and their
medicines. dropped them all. and depended
solely on Swift. Specific Is. 5. So, few bot
ties Of which made me permanently weil-well
from then until now"
Disabled for Business.
Several yeara ago my health failed me aud
was compelled TO give w nv business. was
In constant agony caused from excruciatina
pains in my back. liver and stomach. | tried
every medicine could hear Of. but without
receiving any relief. NV attention was then
called to 8. 5. s. tried five bottles Of 1t. snd
received the most gratifying results. am TO-
day ~ healthy and sound man, a. you will
find anywhere, aud | owe it all to the curative
properties to be found 10 Swift's Specific Is.
S. 81. X. l.. WOMACK.
Morgant0wn, n. c.
Treatise on Cancer mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
1yB
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Goaldsborf

Goaldsborc.
very cold wave has been proving
around here for the last three days.
The AMERICAN Is welcome guest.
Who's Flossies'
That editorial this week was well said.
Good meaning men sometimes forget for
the time being the advancement already
made in many directions, even In our day.
Reforms are creatures of slow growth and
We should ALWAYS be careful to hold up
the hands of those who have the moral
courage TO stand out continually aud some
times alone, for the good of the whole.
Read that proclamation by the Governor
of New Hampshire in this weeks AMERI-
CAN. Such thing thirty years ago would
have been considered evidence of insanity.
To-day public opinion and sympathy are
with the Governor and he will be sustained.
/ There Is great deal to do to reform the
liquor traffic. High license only makes
matters worse, As il is proved, and still it
was necessary TO try 1t TO convince many
honest minds. 1t will be long time com
Ing, no doubt, but the time will come. Il be-
lieve, when we shall become a temperate
people. Massachusetts leads off in the
matter of ballot reform This year, which
is very long step III most happy direc-
ton and other states will follow and so.
little by llttle. the conditions of civiliza-
ton are improving aud we must not lose
sight of the power that is ever striving to
develop our better nature Men are only
waiting to be told or rather to be convinc-
ed of an error and he assured of good
following to come out on higher ground.
Jan IL. NosREME.
Flossie Is Il bright little Miss. dear friend
Of the editor. " no resides at Great Pond. Ask
W. l.. g.. perhaps he tell YOU about her.
Ed
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Card OF Thanks.

Allow me- 10 express through your paper my
heartfelt thanks to the Odd Fellows Of Els
worth for their : mparhy and kindness shown
to me in thu nmu>t o,rrN htlmnL affection
v hieh % sudden 4, cam, TO me- in The death Of
my husband For al the Kind deeds at the
house aud ELECTION shown by attendance 1t
tile funeral, aud comforting services At the
tomb. am mo,t sincerely grateful 10 the ira
ternilv. MIS- MAGGIE ?. JORDAN.
BLEW orlh. Jan. 10 800
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Ellsworth Jan. :. at It. Jo>eph'> Catholic
church. by Rev. r. f. Butler. Mr.. William j.
Coughlin and Miss Kate l.. sullivan, both OF
Ellsworth.
Jan. 5. at 81. .Joseph'- Catholic church, by
Rev. I. +. Butler, Mr.. Dennis A. Mccarthy
aud Miss Kate +. Coughlin both Of Ellsworth.
Jan. 5, by Revs T. F. Butler, Mr. Percy
GRAHAM and Miss Annie Mclean, both OF
Ellsworth.
>urry-Jan. II, by Rev. ID b. Phelan, Mr..
Willard ID. Treworgy OF Surry and Miss Flora
f.. Meader Of Ellsworth.
Franklin Jan. :. by Rev. f. A. Carter. Mr..
Alvin II Stin>on Of sullivan, and Miss Lillian
NJ Circuit OF Franklin
Rurk>poTt Dec. -, Mr.. John Arthur and
Miss cora :. Norwood. both Of Buck>port
Bucks Mil~-Jan. r. by Rev. J. 7. Moore.
Mr. Howard f. Clouston and Miss Ada {
Quihbv. both of Bucksport.
Mt Desert-Dec. 2S, by j. Hamor, ESD.
Mr. stephen Richardson aud Miss Ellie VI.
Robbins, both of Mt. Desert.
Brewer-Jan. Ii, by Rev. h. B. Merrill, Mr.
William III. Mercer Of Hancoca and Miss Laura
{. HAYNES of Dedham.
Ea.tbrook Jan. 10, by l.. W. Bunker. Esq,
Mr. Adeibert I. Merchant aud Miss Jennie
French both Of Eastbrook
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DANA'S SARSAPARII.LA
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funded Price - cents per box.
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Acard.

1 wish to expires. my sincere thank, through
the columns OF Your paper. 10 my friends and
naighbor, who 30 kin,ll, and willingly saved
my household, goods aud also my stabl~. from
my mouse destroyed by fire On the evening of
Jan. y. W. r. HopGKINS
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pANA'S SARsAPARlLLA.

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free Yourself OF every symptom OF the.e
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our store aud get bottle of ShilOh- \ itslizer.
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Cstsrrh. Diphlheria. Canker Mouth snd Head
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Perhaps YOU are run down. can't eat. can't
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Try bottle. Price SEC. at ;. T.. Wiggin's
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The great popularity Of Ayers Pills As .
csthar,ic IL due no les, TO their promptness and
efficacy than to their coating Of sugar and FREQ
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them readily. See Aver. Almanac for the year
just out.
As soon as you discover any falling Of the
hair or grayness slways use Halls Hair Re-
newer to tone up the secretions and prevent
badness or grayness.
DO YOU WISH
To regain Your health if you are all broken
down and suffering from ner, Gus pfo>tration.
| will tell YOU hat cured me after suffering
for months. used two bottles of Sulphur
Ritter>, and now am ii well an.-C. STILES,
Bo0kkeeper. Canton.
WELLS HAIR BALSAM.
If gray. gradually restores color; elegant
tonic dressing. 50c.. 81 90 Druggists, or 81 90
size prepaid BY Express for 800. +. s.
Wells, Jersey City. 6mos4S
If you want a custom suit made from the
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English SPAWN Linment removes all
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one bottle. Warranted the most wonderful
Bemish cure ever known. Sold by 5. u.
Wiygin, Druggist, Ellsworth. 1y49
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City and County.

! market, i'm he I.., Two N, ,uths
h'n mouse IN Isle NJ hau'' belonging 10
mas .usp'n' WINCH eon'a'neu ooat sa''~' oals'
lobster gear etc. was burned recently ice
cause OF 'he hre Is unknown
One OF Inc deer owned oy MI oproul NJ
Isle au Haul walked into the house OF Nelson
! Coomh" one day last week. and after attempt
/ ins 10 m tke III, rNi thr"hSh the "indow' ana
knocking out Tour pshc- OF sis~s' ne departed
/ through the door >at" the H"cNt"hd courier
4 Gdxefe.
-Crsbtree Rroher-. OF Hancock. have
crew of six mcu chorping " ood for the Rock
land market
= ID Rnra E.o ar H,.,op HIS sent 10
Mr. f. II. Gre.ly h-tl, bred wesnling colt
/ to be kept At bI. farm Ia Trenton for . wear
( Thi. colt Is bv cu,l-r { la, aud I. said TO lie
L the fastest lot troiter IN VI line except "Col.
osgood," formerly owned 10y Mr.. Greely.
We understand that Ellsworth parties
have purchased the min privilege and sur
rounding timber land II Floods Pond stream
! in Otis, recently occupied b, !. J. and A. T..
| Hopkins.
Mr. lewis eS"S'r' assistant Keeper oil
mount Desert ho'N h2h'' hs' 'e'h promoted
g. head keeper OF Egg Rock light Mr. A. X.
7"'"''' i'' y N''i''' ~ tx ny TX ~ Us
b-en transferred to the new lighthouse at
Crsbtree'> Ledge
gigantic. hotel proi4c, /. briry engineer
81 III >s' i-aNF n.y. ny VI, "e"'''' nt"'""'
,n,,. ,,aas
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~. ~ ha,,.A, a,, LII -.
,.t,,;.iIr, 5000 o.n ~,
Young hiah Al "e'' h'o'h>N'e' Jon"
p'd-e oN hst'e' VINO pore S""d reputation
LOOK paris green after 'hris'ihas ana uied un-
der l's Influence
Among the recent mali route change we
ma me ioHo"inS Route "'i' Sea"Ah 70
southwest hafD"r' Leave sea"ail d"''s eN-
ctp' SUNDAYS AT p. NJ arrive al southwest
ffA'"of os : ~ T. NJ cave southwest MAJ "oi
d-''N' except Suhda.s' III r NJ OF gu arr''a'
OF mai from h"-"or'h' arrive NJ Sea"a" 10
loIS-nNe minutes.
The Mtne members OF The New England
Womau'> Prr>> Association are: MIR. Anna
,r4,nt Hunt. Augusta; Mrs.. Helen A. ton.-
in-. Lrmoine: Mis-, Mabel EIweli. Portland;
Ms Fannie L. Hamilton. hlddtt"fd; M'>>
DIR, NJ Merrill. Gardiner; Mi, Helen NJ
"a ~ VT,
Smith Bar ha'hor' Miss hsfe l. -n""h.
Gardiner.
r.. ,,,--,t I-l.,,toa.. " ,,o1
~ "a"
o. r. 81 bar Harh'r' "tr" Installed NJ o'i
Fellows hail on Tuesday evening OF ia>t weeA.
t,nn NJ It.rr,,r yfiu ~ r,ilsvor,h
y ''
assisted by 7 g. Emerson y ''Fr. % FL
worth. a. Grand Marsha. auA I 9. JOSEPH
wn,.l ~ R.r u.rhor a. Grand W,r.l.p rh.
.
ON ate - '''''" ''' - = WY u ~
O.; Elliott y Benson. '. " Seth I. Camp
be. Secretary. BRYAN, BradI,.y. Treasurer:
Ho,t G. Hoo. kin> Permanent SCI: II ar, F
Rrs.,ion. Conductor: Jacob + impbeil. war.
dem: Anbro-. " Cl,a>e- q O.: Charles Il
C.nrk- |. & William 4. Mi.ihrn. K ; NC
Crtin l.. ii'--iu- l. :. y g. Frank
Young. X :. v G.; Albert r. brnner. l.. ;.
;.-o., -,
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DEs-fIy1


Vanilla Ice Cream and sponge Drops
Charlotte Ru~-c- Lemon Jelly
Chocolate cake. Fruit cake
White Mountain CAKE. floritla oranges.
~uow Apples Malaga GRAPES.
Assorted Nuts. bchc-ea kAl-in@.
Conre. Tea MIN.
Dr. l.. w H,dgkin- who wa> toast mas
ter presided with much grace and dignity
In annuuncin. the sentiments and present
ng the speak, r. he was very fclicitous in
expression. always saving the right thing
at the right time
The following were the sentiments
l. The sick baby '.currd,' and the moth
en- blessing. Dr J. II Patten.
. The Physician and hi influence A. an
element in >priciN. Dr. q. A. Phillips.
3 The hops and expectations Of the
Young doctor. DR.. L-wi- liodskin>.
T. % ffirou- interference, = Old ladies and
neighbours. pr. j : Moore.
) Experience a. i medical >chooma>,er,
Dr. + G"oging
g. Ex,er, testimony. Dr. II. p. Averill.
;. Law, Theology aud Medicine. Or. \ G..
King.
) The medical student abroad. DR.. j. +.
Manning.
g. The Pres, J &. Chiicott
10 Ourselves aud our popularity. DR. m.
Rogers.
We knew from 81 personal acquaintance
with the physicians of Hancock county.
that they were skilled in their profession,
but We did not know before this meeting
what wealth of orarorical power they
possess They spoke huently, right to the
lint and often with an elegance Of die
ton. Drs. Phillips. Moore. King and Rog-
er> seemed like professional speakers.
Dr. Levi, lIodgkins' sentiment was rich
in humor. the President, DR.. Googing. was
very interesting by virtue of his marked
individuality and good sense, and all
tiop-acquitted themselves in most &C.
ceptable manner.
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DR. 0P

1--WE ANITA P0PLECTI>E, the faNur.te IRE
scriptiau Of English physicians trial Il = the
anly r. vn AZ Ylex' Preventive, ana Is an un
qua. IS -u-, tar PARALYSIS, Heart Disease,
Rheumatism. Liver Complaint, Kidney
aud BIH oder Troubles, Dy>pcp.in, Gem
yrnl Debility and HIl Diseases Arising
r,ni Impure, blood .l Dcbilitatcd Nerves,
Loss 1t Appetite. -aur stomach aua IlaIu-
Irurt -; v.. .ly "utf4e ID t>TI-APO-
tLEt TINE. lrur II 90; e.H d ifit- $500
Is riahg ..--.... 0ta 'i iL ~ TN NNoN
co., Ia -nu--r r-.l-. " fer Health Help
Eli ,c-t ..,4.- m, u. Ne.t I'sHIl- no were nee
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When Baby vas sick We gave her Cas;ortA
" hen she Child she cried for astoria
When she became Mis-, she chung to CastoriA.
whsn On, b I'd Children sha gave them CastoriA
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Marine List.


Ho,tou-Ar Jan 8, -rh sarah +. smith oiland
r'eriv-Ar Jan o. sch Governor, New York for
Boston
Newport SD Jan : -,h Florence Tower, FOR
Milestone Point
scotland. war Jan :, sch Annie Lewis,
Lewis. brooklyn. ~
gloucester Nr Jan II, -rA Omaha. Boston for
OrAnd
Newport >ew--sld JAN "A, brig shannon Co.
grove. Laguayra
Ncw rurk-Ar Jan 10, -rhs 4 ? Emerson. bay,
Il Johns. y Is; Ruth Robinson from Mt Desert
>d Ian 10, oh LiIian Woodruff, ilodgkin-,
RarIcon
Passed lIril Cate Jan II, -,h clifford, New York
for Iunenburg
Portland ->ldJan T., sch Victor. stanley. East
Blueh!H
Ar jan H. -ch Elizabeth Foster Haring Bo--
ton
ar Jan . -ch May queen, Grant Boston
Perth Amb"y-Ar Jan 9, sch QuicA-tep. Buck
minister, Newport
Tor bar Harhur
rarpaulin Cove, Ma---hr Jana -ch Louisa
smith
Foreign Ports.
>in-apore->lrD Dee II, bark Pruohscot for NV
York
l.aguayra Pee =. sch Wyer Sargent,
CiHpP. from FcrnaHdiua
Tu-pdn, Men Ton coast December y, bark MARY
Hale, Higgins, from New York
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Married..

Bangor Jan. 8, To DR.. and Mrs. Laugdor
:. thicott. daughter.
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The economical housekeeper will use Brus-
sells soap as 1t contains no rosin or other adult
teration.
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Advertised Letters.

There IL no economy In buying cheap
resinous soaps, when for a trfie more you can
buy Brussels, the most desirable in the market.
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remedies included will be donated by DR.. Sweet the
ceebrafed natural born setter and physician to one
scorshy person in each town WITHOUT EXPENSE ex-
cept $1.g0 for drawing examination papers. SEND
no money until return of papers. Application must
Be endorsed by Minister or Postmaster. Send stamp
for FRER EXAMINATION BLANks and particulars TO
Dr. Sweets SanitaEium tor the Lana, u unson
pask Stfest, Boston, 4Aos.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-16

Almost n century ago. John~on's Anod. ne
Lniment, a noble remedy, "ns hr-t made
known.
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Franklin


Messrs c. E. Dwelley and Reuben Will
liams excursoned to the Hub" not long
since We have failed to learn that they
got the prize for correct computation Of
the capacity Of the big tank at the Mari
time Exhibition.
A, few cases of la grippe in town are re-
ported
The western blizzard reached here last
Thursday and we thought winter had com
meuced in earnest, but New England
weather j. subject to changes, a. has been
wittily demonstrated by one of our humor-
lists.
Rev b. r. Vidito of Middleton. \. s.,
preached at the Baptist vestry, Sunday
forenoon, and at the Methodist in the
evening. The reverend gentleman is an
energetic speaker, and thoroughly in ear
nest
Last week to Mrs. George Tracy came
the sad news Of the death of her son, AL
bert c., in Caryville, Mass, where he had
resided for twenty years past Falling
from building where he was at work, he
was fatally injured and fingered ten hours
unconscious of his sutferings when death
released hin. He was esteemed by his
fellow -workmen who attended his funeral
and placed an elegant floral pillow on his
casket. The young widow, stricken with
grief, writes tender messages to the moth
er and sister here. May they find comfort
in the sure promises of our Heavenly
Father.
Jan. IS. LEON.
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Mayor in the chair
Aldermen present, Cu>hman, Joy and
Campbell
ON motion Of Alderman Cu>hman, No.-
ed, That the Chief Engineer be instructed
to consult with the two hose companies
ami ascertain what Kind of trad" he can
make with them to run for year, and re-
port at an adjourned meeting Jan. 20
Voted 10 take a recess until Monday
evening, Jan 20 1890. at O'Clock
Attest IT. Z HALE, Clerk
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Brussels is an economical soap.
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1865.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-17
THE PLANS OF THE COMPANY in DE
PROPERTY.


should the bought the
have been perfected and public
managers compelled
On the the moment which has
considered changes but making the the
purchased land exceptions the
purchasers have become acquainted with the
1t the
shall include esndro with lands dng
thought best include the district The of forming
that district has already commenced.
formed sell the class series from Bear Valley
therefor in bonds Of the district at their value,
This right will heretofore
The Valley Aessando
other district will their
which delivered Valley
will their distribution
ngaion next
The the district
This saving the land
No be paid land until they
the bonds each the bonds This will increase
smaller
will all be paid and then the the
little
irrigation
will be such that the annual rental be
Valley the
to- the Inc mus n
The will be measured the delivery within the
p. K1rcHrNe,
VicePrden Bear Valley Water
Valley and Alessandro Development Company
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-17
The Reduction Of Water Rates

liberal and shows fairness that greatly
improve the land bought from the Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-17

Tyler, Pasadena; second premium, A.
Rose, Ballona.
t Best 2-year-old mare, first premium,
A. Rose, Ballona.
/ Best yearling FLY, first premium, A..
Rose, Ballona; second premium, F. F..
Weed, Santa Fe Springs.
Sucking FLY, first premium, A. Rose,
Ballona.
Best gelding 2-year-old, first and Sec
ond premium, H. E. Small, Los Angeles.
Yearling gelding, first premium, j. G.
Newton, Farmdale.
Dam with sucking colt, first premium,
j. G. Newton, Farmdale; second pre-
MUM, A. Rose, Ballona.
Best sire and five colts, first premium,
Elias Williams, Los Angeles; second
premium, James Dazell, Los Angeles.
Best dam and two colts, first pre-
MUM, L. Sondgrass, Los Angeles; Sec
ond premium. J. G. Newton, Farmdale.
Class Arriving horses-Best pair
matched road horses owned by exhibitor,
first premium. N. A. Cevarubias, Los
Angeles second premium, Captain A.
B. Anderson, San Gabriel.
Best single horse in harness, first and
second premiums, N. A. Covarubias, Los
Angeles.
Class 5-Carriage horses-Best pair
matched carriage horses, first premium,
Captain A. B. Anderson, San Gabriel ;
second premium, Ed. Ryan, Los Ange-
les.
Best Shetland brood mare and colts,
first premium, j. w. Gardner. Los An
geles.
Glass SADDLE horses, best saddle
horse, mare or gelding, first premium,
I Captain A. B. Anderson, San Gabriel !;
second premium, Meyer Lewis, Los
Angeles.
Class 8-Horses for all purposes, mare
years old, first premium, Isaac Keen,
Pasadena.
Glass 9-Best stallion, 8 years old,
first premium, Holbert & Conger, Ballo-
ma; second premium, Celestin & CORN
ley, Los Angeles.
Two-vear-old stallion, first premium,
]. G. Denman, Norwalk.
Three-year-old mare and over, first
and second premiums, ]. G. Denman,
Norwalk.
Special class, Cleveland bays, stallion
3years old or more, first premium, Hen
rietta stock farm, Compton second pre-
MUM, Holbert & Conger, Ballona.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-17

The most acceptable present you can
send to eastern friends is the Illus
trated Annual HERALD. There are
forty-eight large pages of fresh and re-
liable information about Southern Cali
fornia, including statistical matter OF
the greatest value, relating to the eli
mate, crops, population, etc. There are
fifty fine Illustrations of local scenes, the
birdseye view Of the city of Los Angeles
being alone worth the cost of the publi-
cation. No gift would be more appreci-
ated in the east than copy Of the An.
nual HERALD. 1t may be obtained OF
newsdealers or at the HERALD business
Office. Price ID cents per copy.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-17

from the distilled extract Of the eucalyptus,
that wonderful tree, which contains remarkable
curative properties.
Eucalypta restores lost vitality: builds up the
brain-worker, corrects all disorders Of the
stomach and liver, contains no alcohol AS
pleasant as champagne. A delicious table
drink, agreeable to the weakest stomach.
The Los Angeles Chemical Co. Limited, pro-
prietors. Telephone 1913. Price,. 20 cents per
bottle; 50 per dozen. All orders for dozen or
Factory, 15O813 San Fernando street.
Did you ever try ice cream made from High
land Unsweetened Condensed Milkf It's ex-
cellent.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-17


Joe Brooks was sitting in his barber
shop Thursday morning when two la
dies entered, evidently mother and
daughter, the younger carrying babe,
and both strangers to the proprietor.
Mr.. Brooks, with that Chesterfieldian
bearing for which he is noted, arose and
gave them cordial greeting. The moth
er of the babe, after replying to the sal
utation, said to Mr.. Brooks:
'sI have favor to ask Of you, and al
though it may seem a queer one, and
you stranger, hope you will grant it.
I'm sure if you do it will be great ben
eft to my child"
"What can do for you, madame?' re-
Piled Joe. "If it is anything reasonable
presume can grant it."
81 have heard" continued the lady,
"that if colored person will kiss baby
twice in the mouth it will assist it in
teething, and make this otherwise trou-
blesome period to children very easy to
bear"
II guess I can accommodate you,
madame" replied Joe, and suiting the
action to the words took the child from
it's mothers arms and gave it two as
sweet and resounding kisses as he was
capable Of bestowing- Joseph is an
expert in that direction. He has the
mouth.
When this was done the mother took
the child and both ladies left the shop,
apparently perfectly satisfied the opera