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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
What Makes q Beautiful Woman.

ELKHART, md, July /, 1871.
OUTLAWS GREAT GERMAN MEDICINE Co.
NV daughter has been afflicted vita
female trouble tor over elk years and l
have paid ont over $3.50 IN vain trying
70 find relief for her.
A lady friend advised me to secure .
bottle of Dullam's Great German Fe-
male Uterine Tonic and she has been
completely cured by it.
We gave it fair trial and the results
were wonderful. We cannot recon-
mend it too highly to oil ladies who
are afflicted. BENJAMIN CANCER.
For sale at D. c. Scribner's drug store,
70 Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
First in the New Cells.

Jack Bugle was arrested yesterday
on East Bridge street by Undersherif1
Walsh for breach of the peace and
locked up At police headquarters.
Bugle is the first man tn be locked be-
hind the bars in the new building and
was put into cell 2. He Is well known
10 the detectives and has done time IN
penal institutions.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

In the case Of the city seainst ". A.
Pierce. charged with obetructine the
sidewalk With carriages. . jury was
struck IN police court yesterday morn
ing and the trisi Vas adjourned until
tbs morning II 2 O'Clock.
+. J. Klaes and James P. Roe vere
both held TO the presesf term ct the
superior court for Trial for violating The
liquor lac.
The eose axninst 2. Z,rdema for re-
ssstlns Deputy sheriff Douehertv waa
sdjoarned AGAIN yesterday unniJu5v -.
The sxnmlnaslea q b. ,. 0so1y =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

have been affected with neuralgia
for nearly two years. have tried physi-
clans and all known remedies, but found
no permanent relief until tried . bot
tie of Dullam's Great German Lini-
mens and 1t gave me instant and per-
manent relief. 25 cents per bottle.
Signed, A. b. SWELL
Hamilton, Mich. April IL, 1891
For eale at u. c. Scrlbner's drug store.
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is lame. having to walk with cane.
His examination was set for July IA.
When arrested he had revolver and
a box of cartridges. $3.50 in money ana
q few minor articles. 1t 10 said that
he 10 a brother of the man arrested
Wednesday night for stealsng BIZ
cycle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
Ingraham's Rig Hasn't Returned.

Joseph Ingraham, liveryman At No.
$40 North Front street, has reported TO
the police that . man giving his name
a. Pat Dear hired rig Of him July
and has not returned. 1t was q bay
horse with white star IN forehead aud
q spiral spring carriage. He fears the
rig has been stolen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

There Is nothing ike Dir. Thomas
Electric Oil 10 quickly cure = cold or
relieve hoarseness. Written by Mrs.
N. j. Fellows, Burr Oak, ST. Joseph
CO.. Mich.
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UpeF Apsrr.

In the matter of the estate OF Fred
ERIC SCHNEIDER, deceased; appeal of
Carl III. scharfenberg from probate
court, stay entered sixty days 70 settle
bill of exceptlons
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
LAW AND LAWYERS.


Alfred c. LukelI W. Joel Collins. Hi
Am Collins and William w. Thomas,
defendants: cause placed upon May
term Of calendar by consent. On trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
Attention, Odd Fellows.

Members of Sound End lodge No.
250. l. q. o. F., are requested to meet
at their hall at IL o'clock today, to at
tend the funeral of Brother o. C. Til
ferd. Sister lodges are cordially IN
yited TO attend.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

Not if you 60 through the world q
dyspeptic. DIR. Aeker's Dyspepsia Tab
lets are a positive cure for the worst
forms Of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flat
ulency and Constipation. Guaranteed.
Sold by White & White.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
Bradner Held for Trial.

George Bradner was held to the pres
ent term of the circuit court by Justice
DeWolf yesterday for trial on charge
of attempting to poison George Murray
with paris green. Bradner 10 now IN
jail in default of s., 900 bonds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

Miw shinkman's mandolin orehestrs.
with Mise +. Maud Hughes ~ harp
soloast, will Be beard every afternoon
this week At Hartman's SIMMER Gar
dem
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

Every Evening WIZ s;.g :. t a..:.
mans summer garden every evening At
8 O'Clock.
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Buy Dullam's Great German Is cent
Liver Pills, forty in each package, IT
Scrihnar,s
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Call on Lee ct B Pearl street near the
bridge, II in need OF watch or clock re-
pairs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
.GFE WORTH LIVING.

Beecham's Pills cure Bilious and
Nervous II,s.
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neic Every evening at Bartman's
"sS'V summer garden Ct s o. clock by
Wurzburg's hand.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

Ms Shnkmao's mandolin orchestra,
with Mss r. Maud Hughes ~ harp
eoioset, will be heard every afternoon
th8s veek 81 Hartman's sumnsr Gar
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-02-13
Suite
PAR JULES DE GASTYNE.

-Quoi done ? 'ecrie-t-il, serais-tu
gene ? tn sails, entire nous. a Ia
vie. a la m rt Tout ce que je pos
sede est a toi.
De Serves le remercie
-Je mai besoin de rien, je Wis
heureuN ici du peu que j'ai.
L'autre ricane
-Tu v6getes
-Je v6gete, 81 tn veux, mais cette
existence me plat, neanmoins -
-N6anmoins, fait lie financier
devenu tr6s tentjf a son tour
-N6anm poursuit le gentle
man, je ne serais pas faclid de gagner
un peu dargent d'augmentar mes
revenus qQi seront conrts, qnand mes
deux enfants grandiront
-Tu as deux enfants
-Oui, tn ne le savais pas ?
-Je ne ten connaissais quua un
garcon, je crois
-J'ai une file aussi maintenant
A laqlelie il faudra une dot un
jour
-HGlas
Les Geux amis 6taient arrives au
bas du perron du chateau, sur lequel
lie solcil lcvant tomhait en plein,
plaquant lhabitation de ses rayons.
Roustan prit Daniel par le collet de
son plietot Depuis un moment,
il semblait rGh6chir prond6ment
Ecoute-moi, dit-il.
II Sc posa de trois quarts, dams une
attitude de Napoleon de Ia finance
-Je vais te faire une proposition
que je ne ferais jamais personne, ct
miquemcnt pour t'6tre agreeable. pour
te rendre service.
-parIa, fit Daniel, allGeht.
Rou~tan 'attra machinalemeut vers
un banc ou lis assirent tous les deus,
La campagne 6tait maintenant bal
gnGe de iumi6res. Toutes les gouttes
de rosee 6tincelaient CONNIE des
diamants, CONNIE une fortune rcpan-
lua I.eS b,snlets 4taipnt pleins de
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ttant retiree aussit0t, stupdfajta &c
voir son mari Ia, causant ayec TN
homme qu ellie ne connaissait pas
Lappafition iaattendue de Ia chate-
leine ayaltinterrompu la conversation
ailleurs, Daniel semblait trop
absorbt pour paller Il est evident
quill revait aux promesses tentantes
de son ami Les paroles perfdes
deposees dams son sein CONNIE une
mauvaise herbe dams un champ fertile
commencement a croitrc, enchcv6-
tralent leurs racines. mcnacant d'obs-
truer SON intelligence. Roustan. qui
lexamnait avec attention etait trop
| habile pour insister. ii fallait Iaisser
le gentilhomme a ses refleAions.
I -Montre moi ma chambre, dit-il
que allie me nettoyer I'm peu pour
que tn me presentes a Nine de Serves
Tous les deux monterent yers Ia
maison De Serves installa son ami
ct redeslendit dams le jardin OF il Sc
prOmena tieYreusement en- attendant.
Dams lie chateau tout ttat silenceux
encore. Les domestiques n'avaent
pas commence d circuier trayers les
pieces. De temps en- temps settlement
selevait une yoix d'enfant que lon
cherchait a apaser. Quand Roustan
await etc seul, il await jcte en- bas
rapdement sa jaquette, son gilet,
s'etait plongt la tete dams la cuyette.
II paraissait radieux, enfievre par lie
success. Son petit eil rond ttinee-
lait
-.Je items mon bonhomme, mul-
mura-t-il dun satisfait. Je n'aurai
pas perdu mon temps ct ma peine
1
lie tout maintenant est de trouyer un
moyen de r6aliscr; mals celia me
regarde
Roqstsn CONNIE nous ravons dit,
await etc camarade de college de
Daniel dc Serves. mais il etait de deux
on tr0is ans plus yieuX que lui, son
education ayant etc retarClee par des
malheurs de famille Des cette epo-
que, etait dcja ul type assez etrange,
Sc detachant de luniformite de ses
condiscipIes par certaines originalit6s
qui semblaient youlues Ii etait
solitaire. Sc m9lait rarement aux
groapes, jouait peu, ct on lui trouvait
lie regard sournoIs ct louche Daniel
de Serves, dhumeur enjouee, eclatant
de santt bruyant, ttait lie senl qui
parvenait parfois a le dtrider lie
contraste de cette nature ayec Ii
sienne semblait lattirer II Sc rap
pe,at tout celia pendant II toilette
sommaire gull faisait dams Ia chambre
de son ami Haintenant quill await
trouvt sa vote, il n'avait plus les
facons voilees qu'on lui await connues
au college. Daniel await etc tout
ttonnt de le trouver 81 change. devc-
nu presque bavard Les deux amis
s'6taicnt rcvus rarement dopuis Ia
pension
Pendant que lie gentilhomme rentrait
chez lui ct reprenait Ia vie quill await
quittte un instant pour lie college.
RoustaI jatt hes de Ia maisoa
presque sans resources, sans ayoir PA
meme terminer ses ttudes, partait
pour Paris, oil il arriyait lie gousset
vide. Ii dent aifun&e, Fell brilliant
Qu'aya;t-il fait pendant dix ans, ayant
dc deNeair lc fnancier strieux pour
!e4u.l i Sc posa;t await negliee
Il L lire ; son ami mais nous allons
comblef cett. laeune
Aprts sfoir. pendant trois ans
tra1nt a misese. mais une nisere
noirre. il fit un ioar une rencontre qui
| III IL. Ct.,...
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lie nom de Daniel de Serves lui sauta
aux yeu1. Cetait lie naif quill lui
fallait, Daniel ttait richie, n'Gtait
jamais sorti de son pays s'6tadnt
quittGs en- 1ons termes. II seraie
facile de lamener a composition.
Malheureusemant, le gentilhomme
solonais ctait marie. Roustan Sc
souvenait meme quill await recu autro
fois une lettre de faire part, qui lui
etait parvenuc au milicu lie mile
crochets ct de mile dGtours Qui
donnaient une haute ld6e de la SAGA
cite des employees de Ia poste Mean
moins, il fallait tenter laventure.
{ etait une occasion de refaire CON
naissance Sill echouait, il le verrair
bien. Il partt Nous avons va
comment il await etc requ ct quel
germe empoisonne il await dtja
! dtpose dams le sen de son ami.
II await fni de Sc nettoyer II
descendit lie soleil inondait main
tenant tout le jardin dune v6ritable
nappe dor Reste ind6cis sur le
perron, il chercha Daniel DIES yeux ct
ne tarda pas rspercevoir. Il
courut a lui
Apres le dejeuner, Roustsn await
fait Ia conqu6te meme de Nine dc
Serves. II s6tat montr6 empresst
81 spiritue II await jouG avec les
enfants, await parle de son fills quill
adorait rappelt les ann6es passtes
al college avec Daniel, narrt les
espi6gleries de celui-ci. yantG les
douceurs de Ia vie de province ct fait
une pointure attreuse de Persistence
brulte dies Parisiens Mais il ttait
dams la fournaise, oblig6 de r0tir
CONNIE les autres. Comme il enyiait
le caIme de leurs champs, Fair en-
bsume de leurs sapins
u faut nous rester plusleurs
jours, dit Nine de Serves.
II s. rtcria
oh impossible, madame. Il he
pouvait meme pas disposer de n
journ@o. Combion il le regrettait !
Nlais il 'ttait venu Ia qu'en passant.
Appelt aux environs par de grands
intGrets. il s'etait tout coup souvenir
quill atait dams le PAYS de Daniel. ct
il await consacre quelques heures pour
venir lui serrer la main, prosecutor ses
hommages a sa femme, quill navait
pas encore lhonneur de connaitre,
embrasser ses enfants, sill en- await.
Et il await ell Ia douca surprise d en-
tronver deux charmants. II etait
enchante de son idee Il allait rentrer
a Paris CONNIE rafraichi, l'esprit
, rass6rtnt mais c'est tout &c Quir
| pouvait faire.
) II faut nous reyenir aux vscan-
, ces, ct amener votre fills, appuva Ia
! maitresse de II maison.
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Mas Je ne me trompe pas
C'est Roustan.
-Lui-m6me, rtpondit tristement le
jeune homme qui rougit de son della
brement.
ia es done Paris
-Comme tn vols.
-Depuis longtemps
-Depuis trois ans.
-Et gu fais-tu?
Dame, rien pour le moment je
cEerche.
L'autre cut un sursaut detonne-
ment
-lu as pas de travail ?
Non, je he trouve rien.
-|iens c7n,cr avee moi.
Que fais-tu
-Je viens de fonder un canard
fnancier, la SautefeHe.
-Toi -?
Et T2utre ajouta ayee un gros rire
Ca te surprend, hein ? Car je Ne
mordais pas aux chitfres CONNIE toi
Nals on ne fait pas toujourS &c gu on
yeut. On fait ce qu'on peut Mon
p6Fe est mort ct je suis reste seul
avec un capital insuffisant pour me
tirer q atiaire.
II faudrait encore savoir, dit
koustan, 81 je pourrai. remplir Fem
ploi.
Son inserlocuteur haussa les dpau-
lea.
-Parbleu ce nest pas la mer a
boire. Tu dois Gtre assez dtbrouilIard
As-tu du style
Pas l'ombre, helas
-Cest &c qu'ii nous faut. lie
style est la mort des ecrlyains tinan-
ciers. Il faut etre sec, ne dire que &c
qu on doit dire et he pas Sc per,lre
dams les phrases. ID .ailleurs, tn ne
criras pas tout de suite. Il faut
tinitier All meter d'abOrd
lie directeur de Ia .SamcreHe prit
Roustan sous lie bras ct lui explqua
ce gull aurait a faire. yoir les direc.
teurs DIES maisons financieres, leur
proposer de fairs leur 6Ioge ct rtloge
de leur maison q tant Ia ligne, ct, s'ils
ne youlaient pas d'6loges, les mcnacel
dc ne pas garder lie silence sur leurs
tripotages, an silence complice
Roustan saisissait fort bien. Son cell
noir petiIlait. En- effet, il Sc fiji
remarquer rapidement ll'avsit dtja
Ia souplesse, il acquit rspidemenr
Iaplomb qui lui manqusit encore
Ses phrases 6tment perfdes CONNIE
les eoups le poignard dams le dos
On commenca bient6t a le craindrt
ct q ne plus oser rien hi refuser !
ugea alor5 le moment venu &c st
broailler avec Ia SdutercNe ct de St
METRE dams scs meubles. II fond;
le Nr7yPioa, feuiIle yenimeuse don't les
moindres morsures ttaient mortelles
PIasieur5 aun6es sc passereat ainsi
Il vivait, i viyait erassement meme
tnais i ne faiaait pas fortune G.
4ai hi manquait, c'6tait le capita
initial, Ia somme sutfisante pour K
lancer tout a fait. pour lui permettr,
d'eatreprandre quelqne grande afaire
lse msfia, Tis4ua IA lot de "a femme
e "a perdit. Sa femme meme mourn
queique temps spras, lui laissant III
f's lie deux ans.
L'id4e Sui I'olsd,lait ne ravait pat
qHittd NJ contraire. Il jugeait pa
Ia faettitt srec laque'ie On lui ahan
saaaai. Eaeeeat qa.il gaspiIlait
arai5e = 4 eaushe d-s sains rapi5cs
considtrables que devaient fairs le.
iinauciers qui ctaient ses justiciables
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celia Imbeciles Faites flambe1
toutes ces ruines.

Laissez toutes ces terres aux
paavres diables qui mont que celia
pour viyre, ct venez chez nous centu-
pier vos capitaux
II s'apaisa ct Sc tournant ve,s son
ami
-Vends-les, tes terres, hypoth6que-
les
-Et ma femme
Roustan fit un geste ennui
All oui, les femmes, murmura-
til c'est toujours g6nant dams les
atiaires La tienne est-elle intelli-
genie?
Tres intelligence ct tres fine,
plelne de bon sens.
-Aimant Ia vie tranquille, bien
pot,aufeu je vols Ga d'ici La
miennc etait CONNIE ca
Ellie est morte demanda lie
" } : e'soA ''i'' n''io eiie = Il
'''i'7e ''i no
= '''' 9 '''' 'o''e'
IL ne faut ln. parler de rlcn. Ellie
ne nous comprendrait pas
-Je le Grains, murmura Daniel.
Les femmes, je les connais, fit
R0ustar. c'est tres terre q terre. Il
faudrait trouver un moyen de faire
celia en- dehors d ellie Tu me conferas.
par exemple, cinq cent mile francs.
Tu possedes bien celia?
-Je pourrais realiser six cent mile
francs.
II FAINT bien oardnr ouelouo cboea
pour yiyre Tn me donnerais mar
exemn,a cino cont m;l,o francs ono
ia r,attrais dams mon ponvol atahris
sement Ia R,noue dos Denx-Nondes
ono 10 c,aa on o.,;+al ia ,,;nat mil
lions. don't le quart verse. soft cine
millions. Tes cinq cent mile francs
repr6spnteraient par consequent. le
dixleme. L'annee prochaine, la;
deux millions de ben6fices. C'est
deux cent mile francs Que tn racnes.
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Ma femme. murmura Daniel.

Roustan sc levait pour saluer, mais
IA feaetre Sc referma, Nine de Serves
s'dtant retiree aussitot. stupafajta &c
voir son mari Ia, causant ayec TN
homme qu ellie ne connaissait pas.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-17
witchcraft in Pennsy1vania.

Where colonies of immigrants have
remained isolated, retaining the use of
their own language, the influence of
witchcraft is more easily traced. The
interior of Pennsylvania affords better
illustrations of this, and on a larger
scale than any other state. 1t has been
but two or three years since suit was
brought by a man against his mother in
one of the counties of Pennsylvania to
recover damages for dog which he
charged her with having killed by witch
craft; and he not only brought suit, but
obtained Judgment from justice of the
peace. Various witnesses testified as to
their experiences in witchcraft, and only
one said that he had never had friend
or relative who was bewitched. DIR.
Buckley in Century.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-17
EveRyeoDYs GARDEN.

( AN along the wayside is everybody's garienl
There the wild rose blossoms through the
summer days.
Bounded by field fences, and ever stretching
onward,
1t is Gods own garden. For it, give him
praise.
'ris gay with goldenrod,
There blooming grasses nod,
And sunfowers small and yellow turn ever in
to the sun.
Quaint darky heads are there,
And daisies wild and fair.
In everybody's garden each flowers the love
Hest onel
AL along the wayside is everybody's gardenl
Come out and gather posies; the very air Is
sweet.
Come out with hearts of gladness, ye big and
little children,
Into our Fathers garden. made for our stroll
ing feet.
The fitting butterfly,
The fragrant winds that sigh,
The tiny clouds that hover above us in the
blue;
The birds song high and clear
Make heaven draw more near.
In everybody's garden the world once more Il
new
William 2. Gladwin in Christian Union.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-17

seemed as if every sea would submerge
it; but the boat and Sadie were both
rescued and landed upon the lee side OF
a projecting headland. Sadie was
drenched through and through. Her
hair hung in strings, her clothing clung
closely about her, and altogether she
looked as picturesque as ducked hen.
"You may thank your lune for your
SALVATION remarked Jim, turning to
the fair but dilapidated Sadie.
81 never see woman yit that ]
thought more of than / do of my indi-
vidual self, and if Tom hadn't shamed
me out and made me go l expect he'd
"a went alone, and you'd "a both gone
to Davy JONES'" and the rough old fish
erman inverted rubber boot that he
had removed for the purpose of drain
ing off the water which was stopping
about in it,
The girl made no reply, but from un-
der dripping locks she beamed upon
Tom a smile, the most heartsome and
approving which he had ever received.
In answer to inquiries Sadie explained
how that when midway between the two
islands a rowlock had become detached
and had fallen overheard, rendering the
oars useless, and being overtaken by the
suuall, she had drifted until discovered
and rescued.
Sadie found shelter with some friends
who lived in Put-in-Bay until the next
morning, when, the gale having died,
she was restored to her anxious parents
by Tom Taylor in person. She was not
much worse for the wetting and scare
received, but was appropriately subdued
in manner, meeting Tom with uniform
kindness and evidently regarding him
as hero.
Old Hank received him with effusive
demonstration and insisted upon his re-
naming for the day as an honored guest,
placing before him in the way of enter
tainment the best that his larder afford
ed. Sadie behaved beautifully, and it
will hardly be necessary to tell of all the
little f1irtations successfully prosecuted
by the young couple during that brief
day,
In the evening, as Tom was about TAX
ing his departure, his host clapped him
on the shoulder and said:
"Young man, if it hadn't been for you
my girl wud a been drifting down Lake
Erie dead corpse instead of a-settin
here. You've saved her life, and now l
don't know how to pay you for the trou-
BILE unless you're willin to take her."
A wave of scarlet suddenly overswept
Toms face, extending clear to the roots
of his red hair, while the girl looked the
picture of confusion. "Why, dadr
After a mighty effort Tom succeeded
in partially regaining his self possession,
and after clearing his throat said if the
old man was ''willin" and the girl was
''willin," he guessed he'd ''call it square"
and the girl nodded and the old man
said, "All right" and promised to throw
in the boat as part of the bargain. So
before the ice fields blocked the island
passages there was wedding on Rattle
snake, and in triumph Tom bore away
his bride.
One by one Hank Hammond was
robbed of his daughters, and he eventu-
ally left the island himself.
Another "Swiss Family Robinson"
who succeeded him now occupies his
PLACE.
as the years swept on and now rejoices
in not only an ample share of worldly
emoluments, but also big and bloom
ing family of children.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-17
The Oil Gave Out.

After the locomotive department of
the Argentine Great Western railway
had mastered the question of using pc
troleum as fuel and most excellent re-
suits had been attained, the supply of
oil gave out, owing to the borings not
going deep enough, and wood apd coal
are again being used. York Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-17
NOTICE OF CONSOLIDATION.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ santa Fe and Santa Monica Railway COM
pany, tne san Bernardino and Eastern Railway
GO 60 mpany did consolidate on June 27th 1892,
~ =, saccoroance with the provisions of section
40 OF the civil code of this state. under the
name and style "eouthern California Railway
company" with headquarters IN the city OF
Los Angeles. "A. MANUEL.
Astest. President.
FRANK q. PATTEE; Assistant Secretary.
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Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-17
A Prize.

Little Wife--See what i have bought
you for birthday present. got it at
an auction-a genuine antique, old fash
ioned bootjack, such as your Colonial
ancestors used.
Husband-I haven't worn boots for
twenty years. 81
Little Wife--I know. Won't it look
lovely when it's decorated and hung
up?-New York Weekly.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-17
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Admitted the Facts.

Newspaper editors have to be very careful in
opening their columns for statements. But
aware that the DR.. Miles Medical Co are re-
sponsible, we make room for the following tes
timonial from Z. McD0ugall, Auburn, Ind
ping of the pulse. hfs left side got SO tender he
could net lie on 1t, his heart luttered, he wa,
alarmed, went to different doctors, found nc
relief but one bottle of DR.. Miles New Hear
Cure cured him. The elegant book, New and
Startling Facts. free at G. Fl. Hance's ri tells
all about Heart and Nervous Diseases and man
w0udarfuI clIrea.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-17
Rice Is a luxury in China.

The Chinese are a wonderful people.
1t is popularity supposed that rice, ON ac-
count of its cheapness, is the chief diet
of the poorer classes. In reality it is
luxury with them. ,Millet, very nu-
tritious grain, unknown to the western
world, is one of their most important
foods.-W Washington Star.