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Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-04
preciation in which the contracting par

DT6CldbiOu III NhiSh phO SOAAsAe~Ss-N~6 f>-~
ties were held.
Those present were Mrs. Louis K, +,
Clendenon, Rev. and Mrs. f. A. Field,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S. Robinson, Prof.
and Mrs. II. f. Storrs. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry G. Fisher, Mrs. Trau, Misses
Broadwell, Epler, Hamilton, Moody,
King, Scofeld, Tidball, Bowden Messrs.
Carver, brother of the bride, Woodman,
Bradbeer, Fowler, Colwell, DR.. Ham
ilton.
Last Monday evening Miss Marguerite
Hare was rendered surprise party by
the Misses Vignes at the residence OF
Mrs. M. D. Hare. A very enjoyable
evening was spent in games and sing
ing. Among those present were: Mrs.
M. D. Hare, Miss Marguerite Hare, Miss
4. E. Gonzalez, Miss Leila Shirley, Miss
Ida Vignes, Miss III. Vignes, Miss L..
Frank, Miss Mabel Keay, Miss Stratford,
Miss M. Zazneta, Miss G. Hare, Mr..
Joseph Martin, Mr.. F. E. Clears, Mr.. g.
E. WISE. Mr. Ed. Chon, MIR. Charles
Keay, Mr.. William Brand, Jr., Mr.. s. @.
Higuera, Mr.. Fred Laughlin.
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Mrs. Vera NJ. Beane and Miss Villa
Moseby return to San Francisco today.
Mrs. Beane is the lady who achieved
such a triumph in the production Of
Caste on Tuesday evening.
Nv
The Angelina Circle Companions of
the Forest give social and dance this
evening, at G.. A. r. Hall, on Spring,
near Sixth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wolfskill, of
Los Angeles, are registered at the Palace
hotel, San Francisco.
x+x
Mrs. Juana Neal and Telfair Creigh-
ton left last night for San Francisco.
wv
j. M. Lashbrook leaves today for New
York and other eastern points.
wv
Mrs. Julia Kramer left yesterday for
her home in the east.
wv
Miss Clara Carran is convalescing
from a severe illness.
x*x
Ed Silent is in San Francisco.
The genuine AngoStura B1tters OF Dr. j. u. Is.
Siegert Sons are the most efficacious stimu-
liant to excite the appetite. Ask your druggist.
Anheuser- B usch
On draught at Charles Bauer's, the place where
this celebrated beer can always be obtained at
SC glass.
Eucafoline
Will cure the worst case of piles known.
CATARRH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so
cents Nasal Injector free. For sale by Heinze-
man, 222 N. Main, or Trout, Sixth and Broad
way
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion
Constipation, Dizziness Loss of Appetite, Yel
low Skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is a positive cure
For sale by Heinzeman, 222 N. Main, or Trout
Sixth and Broadway.
Use German family soap.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-04

TUESDAYS Alta publishes its valedic-
tory in a lengthy article in which it
arraigns the public for its failure to sup
port newspaper which had carefully
eschewed the sensational and confined
itself to clean and decent journalism.
The article exhibits degree of egotism
and bad taste which will measurably
qualify the regret all old Californians
must feel at the collapse of this historic
neWspaper.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-04

THERE was no evidence whatever be-
fore the committing magistrate to con-
meet George H. Miles with the murder
of Miller, and the police failed to
make out even probable case of sus-
picion against him. The evidence pro-
duced was not enough to justify his ar
rest, much less long and barren
judicial investigation.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-04
THURSDAY, JUNE A, 1891.
THE LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS: /:

Persons who take the Los ANGELES
DAILY HERALD in Southern California
and most localities of Arizona and New
Mexico get all the important local and
telegraphic news from twenfy-four to
thirty-six hours in advance of the San
Francisco papers.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-04

amount in round figures to $4,000. The
court will doubtless force the senators to
answer the questions, and then we shall
perhaps learn some curious facts about
'boodling" legislation.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-04
Prof. ID. Morgehstern, Chiropodist and
Manicure, Late of New York.

And Denver, Colorado, has taken rooms at Ham
mann Baths 230 South Main street, upstairs.
Office hours from to A p. m. Calls by appoint
ment. Telephone, 374
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-04
EucalOline
Will cure the worst case of piles known.

CATARRH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so
cents Nasal Injector free. For sale by Heinze-
man, 222 N. Main, or Trout, Sixth and Broad
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-04

ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Yel
low Skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is positive cure
For sale by Heinzeman, 222 N. Main, or Trout
Sixth and Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-04
The Naw Era.

No. 6 Conrt street Fine wines and liquors OF
all kinds. Ed Wenger, proprietor
THAT HACKING COUGH can be quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee IL For
sale by .Heinzeman, 222 N. Main, or Trout,
Sixth and Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-04
JOSEPH d. LYNCH. JAMES J. AYERS.
AYERS &LYNCH, = PUBLISHERS.

Entered at the postofice at Los Angeles as
second-class matter
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-04

The genuine Angostura Bitters of DIR. ]. G. B.
Siegert & Sons are the most eficacious stimu-
liant to excite the appetite. Ask your druggist.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-04

Anheuser- Busch
On draught at Charles Bauer's, the place where
this celebrated beer can always be obtained at
SC glass.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-04
DAILY HERALD.

-PUBLlsHED-
3 9ENEN DAYS a WEEK.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-04

after hearty congratulations the couple
and the guests partook of the elaborate
repast provided for them. Many ele-
CANT presents were received by the
newly welded, after which they de-
parted for Santa Monica for short So
journ.
The following friends were present :
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Mclaughlin, Mrs.
John Rey, Mrs. Spencer, Miss Allie
Lapham, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Caldwell,
Mrs. E. A. Mellus, Mrs. w. Gross, Mrs.
G. Edwards, Mrs. G. Stevens, Mrs. w.
j. Ahern, Mrs. C. G. Tilley, Mrs. J. II.
Higgins, Misses Mabel Barnes. Lou
Briggs, Della Mccarthy, Della Crotty
and Lizzie Riley, Messrs. A. FL. and
Frank Lapham, A. j. Large, V. P.
Brown, Fred Thurston, c.. Dougherty,
George Cook and G. P. Adams.
x*x
Last evening at s O'Clock, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. l.. X. Clendenon, 1907
boundary street, was solemnized the
marriage OF her daughter, Miss Linda A.
Carver, to Mr.. Jared III. Hixson. Rey.
F. A. Field, pastor of Olivet Congrega-
tional church, performed the ceremony.
The bride and groom were stationed be-
meath beautiful canopy of flowers and
surrounded by wealth of blossoms.
The bride was dressed in a lavender
robe with mouselin de sole trimmings
and carried bouquet of LaFrance roses.
Following the hearty congratulations
and friends, an elegant repast was dis
cussed, concluding which the happy
couple were driven to their new home,
1904 West Washington street, accom-
panied by the best wishes of the assem-
bled guests and large circle of acquaint-
ances.
Numerous presents from the city and
from abroad bore evidence Of the ap-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13
,HEY WANT ABLEa MEN
] .rry simp.7n AID oh. A's to Be
Dc PIP By tbs K.nsas Al lac,

TOPEKA, Kan Ang l2-When ex & n
rres.m.n Harrison Ksl,.y putl shed letter
several dsys Ego, rnlu' is,i'g the Repuoii-
can parry AID going ever to Inc
People's party. it crssed srea'
deal of surprise Rmo his olo-
time Republican f,ieuds. Recent xplsus-
tons, however, ciesr tie water up, and
show thst h ye was M bod 10 his msd1tss
Ii comes non untoub'ea authority that
Kelley chapge WAS announced after close
copsnlta ion and ma ure dellteralon with
the xble.t men in the new Peoples party
aud that in return Kelley is to be 'be csndi-
date of the new party for United States
SEM tor ngsinst Senator Plumb. In adcl'
rion to this Kelley is to be given the noml'
ns,,op tor Congress in his district next
yesr, and O,is, who beat him lsst Novem-
Der. 10 To he retired
At. tie confe, e ace, when this programme
vas mspp. out, there we're PRESENT fifteen
Of the strot g>st men lii the new party,
Nune Of them are flee holders, but the
.re L. adels Who see that 3 new class oil
| m. n must be pit to the front il the party
holds together Jerry S mpson and Other
Alliance Congre.smen are 10 he relsg,'e
They are considered inferios men aud moi
| crecitabla representatives,. The frlenos OF
j. + Wll,ies, who MAS the Alliance csndl
date for Gov. rnor l4sty year, recently started
q boom Tor his re- n0min alton, ard tins con
fere nee was called to put sop to /. arc
get the rarty in ii ~ for better and ahle'
| men Willies is now national lecturer OF
the Farmers Alliance.
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BnLLAMYIsM IN A CLOUD,
Ths Calf mia Colony aud tn. Depart
ment OF ,hs InteIioI az swotos
PStkts.

WAsHIsGroN. Aug. II - The trouble be-
tween ths interior department aud The PEG
ME of III. s,-callpd Bethany colony at
Kswesh, Cal, sri.iog FROM various inter
pretsiioJs placed on recent sct of Con-
gre.s reservlng certain lands in California.
Is likely to bear fruit of some sort. for the
colonists have determined TO carry the
m.,ter into Cor gress and into the political
arera
The set that has placed the Department
snd the coiopi.ts 1T ssords-poinis, reserved
lands which include those of the colony,
and among the restraining clauses is one
" hich reads as follows
PROVIDED, however, that nothing IN this
act shall be construed as in anywise affect.
ing the g rant Of lands made to the State OF
CaliforDis, or as affecting any bona tide
e1try of land made wi,hin the limits above
de.crited, under any Law of the Urited
| States prior to the approval of this act
The coloni.ts claim tina: this proviso
secures them the land they occupy. but
Secretary Noble places different inter
pr relation on It and thinks the coionis,t
should vscate. Agent Csuldwell, Of the
gen raj lard { flee, secured the conviction
Of the trustees Of the colony under the ac'
and has stopped them from cutting timber
on the lands
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81 TELEGRAPH.
JosapzIrE AosNoEs,
Tnsy Expect that Mary Former
Po,ysamisss vi In Them.

Ospxs, Utah, Aug. ia meeting OF
the elders Of the JQssphte hrarch OF me
Mormon csu.ch Of U,ah wss held In nus
city Sunday |, Vas decided to negotiate
si.h Joseph Smith. Jr.. the present. head
Of the church sh3 resides IL Lsnoni,
Ioxa. fo- the removal Of the hesdalArses
of the CHURCH 10 Ogden also to .net hin
Inducements to tale up bic residence mere.
Several OF the members asserted iha
the B.ishAnits or Titan mormon
church il on the eve OF great
uphesvAl, and that Thousands oil us
followers viii decide TO csme over 10 ne
prim tive Mormon church. Since the III
legged Shandof m ent Of plural msr'isges the
people see nc great d,d-reue hetueen tue
tso branches, but will he more likely TO
favor the Jo.ephites in order to get oaos
into favor With the government.
The latter set has never had ANY cei.
lision with the powers :hst be, ana VIII. OF
course, be more favored by tha en- ;isi''
One man advances the ideA thst should tie
st ce.sion from the Brighsm Yong "lrs
be large the goyeInmsnt viii probably re-
Ia ave some Of the church property COINS
Gated under the Edmuuds act, and place
the new estsbfstm nj 10 possession Tor
nominsl cor sidsra;ion-
The meeiing WAS secret one, and l. wss
only late A. nighs that news OF the pro
ceedings leaked out.
The p,ophe', Joseph Smith, in tie pres
ence OF a large congregation, ordsined
yeung Smith rs his successor ~ prophet
and seer After his d-sth Brigham Yourg
usurped lis all horts and drew the gresttr
part Of toe Mormors into Nh poll gsmous
pr.uch. Young Smith organized mono
gamnus srch which numbers $4,000 IN
Inc Uo.tvd States, half the lumber beng
ia low. The n mt decision of the SUI
prem, CJurt that she temple at Kirkland,
o should be the property of the reorgon-
Y d brsuch gives around 10 hope that j.!
there wss division SIN ng ths utsh MGR
u n. The Supreme Court ~ould hsnd over
to the j sephue. rut h OF the church prop
erly y lien has been confiscsred a which
is vsiard ~ = half million. IL Is propos'
to erscg an immense tabernacle here, II the
removal is accom- plished, as the heaiqusi-
tiers Of the Josephites.
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epARke FROM MAINE WIRrA.

The executive committee OF the State
Grange, Patrons of Husbardy, hell a
meeting at Skowbeg.n and fixed the date
Of the annusl me-, ting Ms Dec. 10, l6 Al
Il, at Ssoshe gsp.
Charles Hansen, Norwegian ssilor
aged 22 yea,s, fell from the mast to tht
deck on the schooner Eben Hight a
Park landing, Edge comb, Tuesday, anC
died at 6 O'Clock Tuesday night. He nrok'
l,g and received itternx! ioju7lss.
The Patrons Of Husbs' dry OF Penoosco
county have made arrangement for I
grand reunion Of all the graugss in Name
st Camp Rel son. on the Shores Of the lake
at Newport, Maine, on the 18th and 26
Of August. The grounds viii sccommo
date 10 Coz people, and co,tsg will b
open for the u,e of visitors.
The Fiftn Maine Regiment had re uuioi
at Portland. Wednesday and chose the TOT
low ing officers: President, James M Fer
maid vice president. } A. Colley. VIM
Stevens. j l. Parker; secretary and treas
urer, Geo. + Brown; committee OF a.
engagements, d. W ScribDsr, }, K Hayes
Geo. +. Brown, j. II. Sesnnon, J, g
Sanborn
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When all the chsnges have been made in
the pspsr mill property at the New Mills
hich are In progress or contemplation,
the mills Of the Hollinss~nrth & Whitney
snd s. u Warren companies will be
smoug the finest Ia the country. Both
have been radically improved within the
past few months, but the tide of improve
meut 10 .tll on the Il ,od. Supt. Boston
Informed the Journal representative that
,he Hnlling.worth 4 Whiting Company
have decided 70 change the system of fltrs-
ton row 10 use 10 their milt ard will put 10
the improved Warren system ~ msuufsc.
mred by the Cumberland Manufacturing
! Co I, ex,etly like the process which
the process which Was put into the :. ID
Warren c, secook mill this year aud is Civ
ing such crest rAisfseu IN The sysH III
consists q i've tanks ten feet 10 diameter,
large settling tank and a storage tank.
The HH.rs have capacity Of turning out
, O0o 600 gallons Of water every ~ hours,
! ths smunns Of wster which The tso mile oil
the compsny use in that time Either one
q, The mills use. twice IS much wster Al
the entire city during single day /
10 absolutely pecs sssry TO have res
/ sonsbiy pure wSier in order to make u
| be 81 grades OF paper sho experiment MS
| shown that the Warren prt cess Is superior
| in every respect over other systems aud
/ puritis. the ~.ter in fns shape. The ne.
Z ;, stem ell BE- placed on the opposite side
! of he stream from the mills ia erich
building &c by Is feet in dimensions aud 70
J feat posted The water will be carried tx
/ the tn lie ,h-spsh 1000 feet Of 10 iach p'pt
a. q loo ie, Of u iBeh pipe. Mr. Tin
! Kelley his ihe contract fer the Foundation
/ Of III. M Il Ard sill commence ppersuon.
In M d,.eiy The iarodu ,,ion OF the BE
system ~iI Il. c=ssitae 81 outlay Of seou
$40 coo bat il value in increasing the
, q isliv Of the paper and its market vsius
! j. Be, osd tsumsaoi. 1t il troducsiau II
thoroughly in keeping With the progressive
management which has characterized Ths
company from its establishment
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THE CODE IN MEXICO.
Two Amy OnicHs Fight with
SwoIds-Ons Of Ih, m Badly Hurt

CRY OF MEXICO, Aug. IA duel was
fought a, Piedso, near here, on Thursday
morning, between Coils Francisco Nevoa
and Manuel Blauco. The duel was brought
about by dispute. Nevoa had fer his
seconds Gen. Flores and Col. Rodrigo
Wales, and Blanc, was supported by Dep
uties Francisco Romero, q celebrated duel
ist, and Antonio Tovsr, the author
Of the dueliipg code Of Mexico. The arms
chosen were swords. and sccordiuR to The
report it was to havs been duel to the
des,h. The assaults after the signal for
attack was giveI, we're ten. In these ten
assaults Bianco WAS wounded in the right
ann and in the throat, and was finally laid
out By thrust in the liver, giving up after
he BIT came so weak that he could not stand
up, when the seconds ordered the duel to
stop
Nevoa had several scratches, none, how
ever, worth mentioning. In view OF the
fact that President Disz forbade duellng in
III. army by a spe cial decree some months
ago, it is probable that the Colo lists will be
placed under arrest and punished.
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The MIX Turned Sour.

will not tell you her name, but one Of
the neighbors ssys that during her brief
visit the other day the milk turned sour.
Her couuteuance looks a yard long. She
signs perpetually. The cloud on her brow
is deep. IL beaten out thin, | believe it
would cover the sky. Her voice is doleful,
and her eyes show no radiance. Her
wrinkles are numberless. She is q sorry
picture, and AL because she is the victim
Of one of those complaints common to
women. Her system is dersnged. She
needs a course of self treatment with Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. This will
eradicate thoroughly those excruciatipg
9e,iodical pains and functional weaknesses
incident TO her sex, and at the same time
,uli up ard invisorste her whole system
D, Is heallh imparting influence. A trial
DOT | will convince. aug10d&wfolrm
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Diary OF q MUS ipg,

There is much good sense and wisdom in
the following brief but pathetic journal of
baby, who, after thirteen days in this
world departed leaving profound r fac
tions for cur instruction. The original
appeared in a German periodical, and Vas
repubiisbed in III Sanitary Imp ctor from
which it u iaken
FrssT DAy.-Wopderfu', heavenIvl AT
Isst AIN in this beautiful world Who
would have thought it. that one could
breathe, freely breathe, and cry GU. what
one thinks? | rej,ice particularly in the
sinlight and the blue sky, 10 the fresh,
pure cir with It's cooipess. If could only
See snd feel all this sple, dor.
StcosD DAY.-O, this horrible heat. I
have been deceived. This air. this water.
this light; how entirely diff srent hsve !
will come right BY and by. The old WON n
WIN cares FIR me does not seem 10 under.
stand me.
F1r-H DAY Still no solution, II il
goes on this nay cannot hold out long.
The Who'll. hyelong day must lie bu led in
feather cushions 90 that | can scs'criy gasp
down q bit of air Two linen ard OF e
flannel biz ders, a little shirt, = flannel slip,
lorg cushion filed with feathers in winch
| am wrapped .rom head TO foot, over this
3 coverle, filled with feathers, ihe cartAins
OF my crib DRAM TO, the room dsrhered
With double curtsin'. the windows elosed--
50 must | poor worm. lie from morning
till evening. My burning skin is worse of
h IN the hot stove near me. which can at
lea.t, 81 feel, give f its heat o. that did
koow what I .hsll de- II cry II hrioa. the
o WOMAN With her milk, ~hicb inrresses my
misery; II NY hand. are cold while my
brAin and ssiu se baroirg, she brings .
fe. m Pa u,sps | turn nv half Il sed
ey e. fr5m side to .ii 90, king help. ard my
tormen.or says "tbe b.py sbives,' and
really hess the horrible things at the stove.
Will no one CT M TO my reiie,2
TENTH DAY -Agsia fearful right. |
cry bus / am pot understood. | NUT
drink, driah, and sesia drink. until THE
eou sch oveif,vs A half hour later the y
give re som sthi1g vith horrible :a.te
from tesspoon Air, AZ, pure, cold air.
light, water! Shall then have NJ help
from this world:
TWELFTH DAr -Yestsrd ay there vas q
great council Of nv cunts and cousins.
Each ore advised fferent remedy f.r my
sic k aess, but all sgrted that its cause IL 9
cold Wasmih was urgently recommended.
.ni received . new kind Of infant ford
Just discovered. ard rome strepgthsr ios
vine which hested my brain yet a hide
more, 80 that Vas des,hiy still. Ny body
is wrapped 50 tightly with the roller tbs,
my stomach ovsrf,ws every time . tea
spe onful Of anything is given nv fee,
are forciaoly extended and snveiop.d. 90 !
cannot bring them up to relieve the psip,
bus my feeling is gradually going. Would
that eli were soon over.
THrRrEEpTH DAY -Fareveil thou BEAU
tifuI world Thy light and thine air have
been denied me, tu. thi,her, where g.,
there are no fetters.
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DaoUTH RELIEVED
But Damage Done by Wind and
Lightning.

CHICAGO. Aug. l2.-Raports from vsri-
Gus points in tbs state Indicate that storms
of wind and rsin prevailed yesterday after
noon. At Decatur several buildings were
blown down and church steeple vas blown
of. A number of barns were struck by
lightning and burned. The rains were
we'll distributed through the state, and
greatly hene fitted the growing crop ~bich
were endangered by the prolonged drou'h.
tons of wool and iallo~ and thousands Of
costly hides were burned after l o'clock
this morning in the big warehouses of Geo,
Oberne snd Fl. NJ. H1sick, corner of Mich
igsn street aud La Sale svenus. Fhe loss
IS estimated at about s200,O0 In less
Than an hour the double five--tory bull ling
which the wool men occupied was com
pls,ely Quilted by the explosions of oil
stored on the upper fl or.
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ADMIRAL BHLKnAP PROMPT
Ia the Late Emergency 10 Chinese
WatsIs.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Aug. u DR.. c
N. Grsv.,t, of the United Sts'es naval
hospital, Yokohama, arrived yesterday on
the Oceanic. He states that just before the
steam, left the Chinese waters, the u. s.
s. Palos, obedient TO orders, proceeded up
the Yang tss-kiang river to Wuhu. The
Uoitpd States 5. Alert remained at
Shanghai.
A correspondent Of the Annoy Times says
the promptness Of the American sdniral
(Belknap) in the late emergency was the
subj sct OF much favorable comment on the
part of the white residents Of Shanghai.
The admiral received cable dispatch in
Japan, and cabed TWO men of-war Of his
.qusd,on to proceed Immediately to the
scene of action. The vessels were on their
way IL hours before the news Of the Wuhu
massacre reached Shanghai.
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very snRecs ssarT question 10 asx msn vi o.
skin aud eyeballs are ss from tinted OF coHrse
his tongue, too, L. fHrFed,b wsis eoustip.ted head
both.I ri with sche- ri ht rib region plagued with
constan aHv - nsa,Ioss- These you may tate
for gran "h although he may ros pirticuiariZe
them, b. Cause tbev are amorg the invsriahle nc
eOmpaBi Bsnts of liver tFogb.e. Are they chronic 2
~ 80, you may be sHre he does no; as he ought to
do. take H0-teitsr'- ,tou ach Bifters the leading
Re. uiaror # iiyefs that s'e out of order. Com
mead II IN tim As highly you please, you can't
savas rs TOO mt ch in IT. b. half Sick head aches,
constipat 90, naGses, dyspepsia and the yellow
haze Of h. ssia speedily depart xhe this reliable
corrective l. rero-ted TO. Malaria, rheumatism
and Ia sripp are siso Smntg maIsdies which IL
remedies and prevents winegias-fui three
times cay confers appetite and digestion
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Sspt. Hesley, Of the sewer department,
las D.. working an average crew Of forty
men 81 the Plains ever since the 9Th Of last
jane. and that part of the city is no - all
provided vi h sewerage except for short
defiance b, lo~ Peter MArshalrs house, in
the lover PARTON. and This will go the other
.ay , hen If is put in. Yesterday morning
Superintendent HesIey CT mn snced opera
.iars vi b q crew Of twenty-five or thirty
men % he Msin street end Boutelle Ave
uue .1te,-ion The upper terminus Of the
Mail street sewer is no~ fev rods sou b Of
the Mai lie Central track. From this poias Q