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The herald., 1893-10-10

daughter was born to the vile OF A..
G. Ealder last Friday evening at their
residence, 1922 East Ninth street.
The daily weather bulletin Issued last
evening indicated rain or cloudy weather
et Red Bluff. Eureka, Roseburg and
Portland.
The Radams Microbe Killer company
has located at 2l1 West Fourth street.
Radam's microbe killer is sold in gallon
jugs and 81 bottles.
There are undelivered kilograms at
tho Western Union Telegraph office,
corner Of Court and Main streets, OCT.
9th, TO- Sam Grannas and @. Mulhol-
land.
rsttled at last. What, the silver
question? No, the fact that Desmond,
the halter, OF No. 14l South Spring st.,
has the very best values in $3.50 soit
and stiff hats and so cent neckwear.
Robert Kerns, late proprietor OF the
Exchange. has cold out his entire inter-
tsfs in that institution, and is today
tree man, with unlimited ready cash to
piace 10 Los Angelee realty. He viii
probab be made acquainted with
many real estate men.
Mrs. L Martindale will arrive this
morning from Nebraska with the body
OF her baby, Hazel, who died several
days ago while visiting in that state.
The funeral will take place this alter
noon from the family residence, corner
Ninth and Hope streets. The interment
will take place in Evergreen cemetery.
Colonel Hinton. formerly chief OF the
irrigation enquiry, department OF agri'
culture, at Washington, is here as
delegate from New Mexico to the con-
grese, and also as member OF the So
cety Of Irrigstion Engineers. Colonel
Hinton was formerly editor-in-cbief OF
the San Francisco Post. and now con-
ducts a monthly in New York city
called the Irrigation Monthly, in the in
terests OF finance for irrigation.
DIR. J. E. Cowles returned yesterday
after a six-weeks' visit in the east, dur
ing which time he visited the worlds
fair and the principal hospitals OF Chi
cago and vicinity. He will be pleased
to see his old friends again at his office
in tine Wilson block. or at his residence
in the Pacific sanitarium, corner of oico
and Hope streets.
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DIED.

DUNN-At Arcadia, uct. Sth. David Dunn a
native OF New York, AGED ~ yeais.
Friends AMI acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services at the
residence of H A. UDruh. II. l oc .oek a NJ
Tmz sday oct 10. Arrive at s-n.a Fe depot at
LEO pm. s..,s
WILSON-On Monday evening at his late resi-
dence. 95I S, Broadway, judge Thomas
Kingkbury Wilson.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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Londonderry Water, Woollacott, ag't
East India Herh Tnn Cnrea

Constellation, biliousness and hesdache,
cleanses the system, stimulates the liver and
kidneys, makes new blood. Entirely vegeta
bic. mple fiee. II. NJ. SALE & 5ON, agents,
40 soutn Spring street
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Highest Leavening PowerIatest U S Govt Report
Re! e! kssi9s Rssis'!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Highest Of all in Lcavening U S Govt Report
PURE

to inspect the various kinds presented
by the bidders.
IN THE USUAL WAY.
The supply committee, in the absence
OF bids, was instructed to purchase sup
plies in the ususl manner.
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Worlds Fair Columbian Edition Illus
trated HeI aid.

This beautiful publication, printed on
the finest book paper, ia now on sale by
all the newedealers and at the HERALD
business office. 1t contains 4S pages of
information about Southern California
and over 80 illustrations. AS publca.
ton to send to eastern friends it has
never been equalled. Price Is cents in
Wrappers.
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Eafick Houaa.

Popular prices, central location, good
service. Only hotel running its own free
bus to and from depots. Day rates,
$1.25. $3.50 and 50; meals, 25 cents.
Corner Main and First streets, entrance
on First street. H. A. Hart & Sons,
proprietors.
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You Are Wanted

At the grand auction sale at Angelefio
Heights, on Saturday, October 2lst, at 2
O'Clock p. m. 150 large home lots will
he sold poaitivelv. Here's vnnr chance
Surely be there.
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All tho Nnhhx stvIaa

IN Ladies Hats just to hand. They are beau
ties. Just too lovely for anything. See them
at ono, at Mrs. C. Dosch's, 235 S. Spring st.
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Our uoma Rrav.

Maier & Zobelen's lager, fresh from the
brewery on draught in all the principal sa.
looms. delivered promptly in bottles or kegs
Office and brewery, 4 III Also street. Tele-
phoIe9l.
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a. Is. Chan,nnn

eells the Glenwood ranges and Richmond
ranges, the two best stoves in America House
no. d goods speciality. Ala s. Spring st.
The herald., 1893-10-10
The Only Keeley Institp

IN Southern California is at Riverside The
Los 10. Angeles once IS az rooms ID and 20, New
W IlhOn DiOek.
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Fire Insurance Rates Reduced.

Independent of the compact" See Basker.
vilit, 2ls North Main (Lanfranco building)
and save money
The herald., 1893-10-10

Forecast for Southern California;; FAIR
weather. cooler Tuesday; westerly winds.
The herald., 1893-10-10

IT You Need a Truss
Csll at Beckwith's pharmacy, 3O3 North Main.
a TT guaranteed,
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indication

Maximum temperature. !.
Minimum temper tture, "a.
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usx GEEMAN FAMILY soar,
The herald., 1893-10-10

YOUNG MEN who suffer from the fearful
of ladies' despondency; loss OF enc gy; falling
memory: nervousness: pal lpitation OF the heart:
weak back; stunted development; increasing
nervous exhaustion and wretcned or lasct e10us
dreams. You may be- in the first ge. but you
are fast approaching the last. Do not let
false pride shsfh inodssty prevent you
from obtaining relief now.
MlDDLE-AGEDs MEN who are prema-
turely old, as a result OF youthful indiscreions
or EXCUSES Of ister years; who are tr0ubl ID
witntoe frequent evacuattons q the bladder,
and by finding milky or RORY sediment n the
urine: and on accouns OF this unnatural " aste
and loss of vitality are unfit for business or
marriage. You cnn positively be restored
to manly vigor.
SYPHILIS, with TO 10 wing symptoms fall
ing Of the hair. sore throat swo len and sup
purating glands: cru ptions pu tules and ulcers
OF the skin; Stiffness of joinA; destruc' ion Of
bones of the nose, with offensive disc barge
from the nostris. and other evidences OF
tlood, disease forever DIR ven from the system
without the use OF mercury. 81
GOHOERHG5, gleet, structure, infiamma-
ton. of the prostate and bladder and orchitfs
instantly relieved and pernmaently cured by
edesSested.in in many yeats special practice.
Consultation strictly con fidentfa Terms low
as is consistent with frs. class treat ment.
DR. WHITE consuted in person. Private
laboratory. Business private No exposure.
Cases treated by mail and express,
s129 N Main Rt
The herald., 1893-10-10

A daughter was born to the vile OF a..
G. Falder last Friday evening at their
ree;deuce 1922 East Ninth street.
The herald., 1893-10-10

The bids of E. t. Cook, Gardner &
Oliver and the Pacific School Furnish.
ing company to supply school desks
were laid over until the next meeting, go
as to give the committee an opportunity
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-12-16
Queer Sects in Russia.

M. Tsakni, Russian writer. has
published an interesting work en-
titled "Queer Religious Sects of Rus
sia," from which it appears that there
are not less than Is, 900, 900 followers
of insane and cranky notions IN the
empire of the Gar These commum-
ties of devout and deluded beings are
constantly being enlarged, IN spite ot
all efforts made to the contrary by the
Government.
One Of these sects is known As the
"Runawavs As soon as they emhrac"
the new faith they fly from their vi
lagos and townsA 'estroy their identity
As much as pos,l. j., and henceforth
live as sayaces The Chrlsts" are
another curious sect, they worship
each other! The chief ceremonies are
a crazy species Of dancing. Yelling as
loudly as possible, and pounding
stones with sticks.
The ''Skuptsys" believe IN self-mu-
! tilation, but will not submit 10 ampu-
s, tation. even though 1t would save lie.
/ Like the "Chris.s, they dance and
yell for hours without lnt"rInlsslon
Still another of these deluded sects
is the Dumb Boys. Why they art
called dumb boys NJ one seems e
know, but il is a curious fact that the
! sect is COMPOSED Of both sexes, ol1
men being IN the majority
It is claimed that some o.these age
natriarchs have not spoken III ilft'
wears. although perfectly able = 10 $
did they 50 desire
1.-The 5uicides are sect led ev u
| Souekelifr. who breaches self destrnc
ton as an absolute necessity 10 sslva
,ion. ne Il very eloquent. anu i
/ sad that ..e often leaves g church st
q dozen suicides remains s.re~I. apol
the door. The Million
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-12-16
A Singular Discovery.

James Smithers, an English resident
of Halliburton, Ontario, while out hunt
ing with a party of visitors from the
old country recently, met with sim
oular adventure, which also led to as
singular discovery. A band ofmoose,
the first seen this far south for many
years, had been driven down by the
scouts of the expedition, and 1t was
while in full chase of these that the
others swept on, leaving Smithcrs to
follow.
Wishing to overtake them as soon as
possible he took short cut across the
country, and was astonished all at once
70 find himself sinking. He fell about
six feet but owing to the descent OF
the loose earth with him sustained no
injury. He was amazed to find the
bottom Of the pit composed OF splld
ice Of a hrackish taste and evidently OF
untold age. Walking about the PIT
Smithers made out an object protrud-
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-12-16
What Peanuts Are Good For.

The magnitude and universally OF
the home consumption of peanuts are
something startling There are few
towns too small to support at least
one vendor, while in the cities the
picturesque stalls and roasters are
feature of the business streets.
The peanut hasa great commercial
Importance aside from its roasted
state. The seeds contain from forty
two to fifty per cent. OF oil, which Is
easily obtained by cold or warm ex-
nression. The first method yields
superior oil which none but An expert
can detect from the true olive oil, and
II NAV be used for the same purposes
both on the table and III pharmacy.
In the latter method the beans are but
's,ightlv heated before being submitted
ia pressure and the yield is much
greater; but the color Is much darker
and the odor more pronounced and
less agreea bic. 1nlS SecOuu quart =
Of Arachis oil, AS it is known. Is used
for fine soaps, cerates. and ointments-
Perfumers use it as the basis of their
cold creams and poInades, and II Is al
50 used for lubricating watches ant
delicate machinery.
The west coast Of Africa produces al
almost incalculable crop to supply tn
European demand. Marseilles alon'
importing in one year over ten mil
lion bushels for use in the mauHfac
ture Of chocolate, while billions o
bushels are yearly carried to London
Hamburg. Berlin and other places 70
oil. Very large quantities are grow
IN India, FOR home uses. Brazil, whlc
! the true botanical home Of tt
plant. does little more than suppl
her own market Demorest-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-12-16
A Natural Flying Machine.

'sThere is n tree growing on the
campus at the University of Rochester
that produces a natural flying ma
chine" said citizen to-day. II
CHANGED to be passing it yesterday and
my attention was attracted by what
seemed at first to be q grasshopper
and spider in conflict in the air. |
watched the object, saw IT rise and
fall and rise again and finally settle IN
the grass. Curiosity led me to follow
and examine it, and instead of finding
either n grasshopper, spider or any
living thing was astonlshed TO DIS
cover the most perfect natural, but IN
animate fving machine | ever saw. 1t
was leaf ohlong III outline about
three inches in length and haitian inch
in width From Il point at lis center
film two inches long hung down,
carving at its lower extremity Z
counter weight or pendulum, that
served to keep the plane q the Leaf IN
the right relation To the All for travel
ing. The leaf was bent At such m
angle AS Won Will find IN the boone
ranr. and the whole formed q tying
machine which worked perfectly. for
/ when ! threw 1t IN the ar Il began 10
I vhirI and actually sailed away on the
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-12-16
Hard to kill.

The creature most tenacious Of li.s
is the common sea pol.p. One mas
be cut In two, and two creatures are
the zrsult One may be slit length
wise into half dozen sections, max
ing as many animals They may be
turned inside out and enjoy themselves
inst as we'll 50 before il two be divided
and placed end TO end, the result will
De monster having . head at each
end Of ite body.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-12-16

The report from South Africs that
tnc British recently slaughtered the
Mntnbelcs like sheep is probably well
founded, says the San Francisco Chron-
ieal. The English have never been
noted for their tender regard of the
ahorignc The pioneers Of South
tiriea. like those of Australia, regard
tho natives rs hindrancc to tie develop
mont Of the country, and any pretext
which can be used to Justify killing or
driving them out Of u district IS eagerly
Welcomed
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-12-16

The opening Of the Manchester shlr
canal. which has been arranged Ter
the lst ot January. Is a very important
matter in the South. declares the At
lanta Constitutions Three-tourthS q
the cotton consumed IN Great Britain
!, taken in the Manchester district.
and within carting distance o the
Manchester docks. The cotton spun
Utr~ - that district have signed. a.
are signing. circular informing the
growers and shippers OF the nltei
states that ii purchasing they viii
i've preference to cotton shipped
direct 10 Manchester in addition 10
this the saving in charges. as com
pared with Liverpool. will amount Il
thirty cents bale Two steamships
have already been placed to sail from
New Orleans and arrangements art
making for steamship to leave Gal
weston. Later there will be steam
ships placed at Savannah and Charles
ton for the shipment of cotton dlrec
10 Manchester
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-12-16

1t wo,,lJ puzzle the most profound
isycholoaist, tho New York News
thunkt. t. attempt an explanation Of
New 1orh' suicide statistics. Great
business depression naturally accounts
for an increase In the number
Of suicides, but analysis Of the
statistics shows some interesting
iacts The average suicide. strange
as il may seem, Is not the pooc
<man The person who seeks oblivion
ia self ie~truction Is usually ne who
has lived III comfort if not in luxury,
AM Wno i too cowardly to lace linan-
cid rc>er-, like Il man. He hacks th.
pluck necessary to 20 To his home and
frankly n .p~e III trath SO he es-
,ape> ~ pellet Of lead. and leaves
his family with only the stained name
of suicide Poverty Is not the chief
breeder of self destruction Perhaps
the most prolific cause Of AL is the
sudden realization that several down
ward steps must be taken on the soclal
ladder.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-12-16

The late Lucy Stone was the eighth
of nine children, and the night before
her birth her mother MIXED eight
COWS. When. she learned the child's
e.y She said: ooh, dear, I'm sorry
il - @irl "a wo1nnn's life is SO hard =
Luck, even when vet child, adds the
Detroit Free Press, became indignant
at the injustice done to women by the
world and resolved with infantilc
spirit to remedy the matter when she
grew up.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-12-16
CURIOUS FACTS.

The highes. recorded leap OF horse
is thirty seven feet.
The surface of Lake Superior is COZ
feet above the oceans level
About ten thousand gross ofpensare
produced from a ton OF steel.
Over a .housaaa children are annu-
allv suffocated IN bed with their pa
rents in London
Salem. Mass, lays claim to one or
the oldest persons in the country IN
Mrs. Bridget Connerv, who Is over ioh
years Of age.
I. is estimated by statis;ician with
a penchant for .he odd that ali the peo-
pie that have died since Adams day
could b. buried in a cemetery loh,oo
miles square.
When the Japanese ami the Coreans
Glitch" horse they do 81 hv tying
his forefeet together Hltching posts
are never used in either Corea or
Japan except by foreigners
Tra,an, the Roman Emperor. hail
palace sunken under Lake Neml IL
was 500 feet long. 27D feet wide and
sixty feet high. There was IN nrchea
tunnel leading from the shore to the
main entrance
Thomas Somers, OF Brooklyn, NY.
had a curious experience. lie dhN'"
into the Wallabout canal. Brooklyn'in
an attempt to rescue drowning mn"
.nd hroucht up instead the body oi all
unknown man.
The largest building stones IN tue
world are those that w"r" nss" ~
constructing the ancient walls "' DOH
blec. in Syria. Some of them are '"''s
s;xtv-three feet in breadth by twenty III
width and are Of unknown depth
The Corean does not have the 'ro'-
BILE Of carving his umbrella IN ms
hand 1t is like an ordinary nmore''''
in shape, only it is smaller aha ms ="
handle. 1t is made of oiled paper hh'
;s worn on the head oycs th' hat
The dav is usually rechon'iae heihP
twenty four hours In length S''''' ,
speakinc such is a mistake Inc s'ah'
49,, ,r;+ of time is the "silerenl day,
which is twentythree hours MY ~
minutes and Oo2 seconds IL ''soiar
"mean" time.
One Of the uglie-t savage races q
oar,h arc the Canoe Iniiatf. VII
as .nend ALI their daylight to- "n tff
n water At the bottom q cach '''''
,s- or,bo centre. some earth j. pIlt9'
re and on il small fire Of sticks i 81
RS burning for the partinl comfort . -
he occupants.
nj The parish Of 81 Christopher !
re Stock. London. has not " -lhT'' nm
ot Infant. bu, It's electoral list must
he wavs be duly made ont am 4''"''
This parish extends over II" "I'c
'he space IN front Of the Nah@'''i
ace and the Roval Exchans" and inc4a''
vi . corner Of the Bank of England
ny According to expert calculations y
:" Coliseum Of Rome seat.a 9'''o' sl''
are tetors. while 50. 600 more c"nll hA
mp found standing room ne eA'''
are circumference of the Coliseum A.
aa stands today Is l72e feet, IL long
ing ameter 615 feet. It's short diameter ,
Gao. The arena Is 272x296 feet. a
'hn the height of the building 100 Il
pN- Tbeye is.st,ll standing four stories
ne the original structure Il vas IN
anu probability the largest building o'
ditorium arrangement ever known
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-12-16
To Record Sunshine.

Al ingenious contrlvaace to- re-
,ori.ng sunshine : the recent lav=n-
.ion of Professor Marvin The Pro
fessor describes the instrument a. CON
sis.inc IN principle OF a Leslie differ
entail air Thermometer. mercury, how
ever. being used 10 separate the slr IL
,ba tx, bulbs. and the whole thermo-
meter is designed IN the form 81 .
straight tube, having = bulb at each
end
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-12-16

An elderly gentleman Of wide travel
comfy, after reading the story III the
New York Times Of cruel murder,
thnt be had long been Of the opinion
that the greatest calamity that has be-
ntllen the human race in molern times
was the invention of the revolver. II
j. too easily carried, and too handy.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-12-16

IN India the work OF Christian En-
,so4yor Is being vigorously pushed and
ttIY constitution, which is now trans
hated into SIX Of the languages Of IN
dla, j. being largely circulated.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-12-16

correspondent who has made .
taIv q the .mbject, says there are
II 900 brewcrics IN the world, and that
Cerl44uv hcais the list with 2G,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-12-16

I'll, Swiss Government has ordered
tat hereafter all slaughtered cattle
st be male in-ensib!e before the
El4tc .s osed
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-12-16

IL nnhlic and private indebtedness
- world is estimated to be s1OO..
e39. Opo, 900.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-12-16
cARo Herald

There are i5o0 different species oi
wna. are popnisrlv known as wild
bees" o. w aicn $500 are found IL North
and South America.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-12-16

There are every year In Aussra.'a
40 900 arrests for crime and mis-
,iemeanor and over 2000 convictions.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-12-16

L = -. / there Is never AL odd NUM-
Le- II rows OF al ear of corn
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-24

Enoch Arden cases, with some variations
from the Tennyson version. are common in
real life The variations usually consist in
the fact that the wandering husband went
away with intention of returning, and
came back, finally, to his deserted but re-
married wife either with the purpose of
making trouble for her or because he had
reached the bottom of his purse A story
from a central New York village varies
from this everyday sort Of happening and
offers some pathetic features that even the
original tale does not possess. Thirty-one
years ago a man named Henry Williams
left his young wife and infant child to seek
employment in another town, or wherever
he could find it. the shop in which he had
worked at home being closed. He drifted
from place to place without success, and
finally reached New York city. He wrote
to his wife from there, but soon after met
with an accident, a misdirected stone in
a street fight striking him on the head as
he was passing and fracturing his Skull.
AS it happened. there was nothing on his
person to identify him, and he taken
to the hospital ticketed unknown" After
recovery from his wound he was found to
be insane, and was sent to an asylum
where he has remained until a few weeks
ago, when his mental faculties We're sud-
denly restored. He has traced his family
and has found his daughter married, but
his wife still his wife as he left her. The
reunion is said TO have been a happy one
but it may be doubted if the happiness is
of a very deep and lasting quality. A gap,
or rather a blank, of over thirty years in
a life must, it would seem, unfit one for
the proper enjoyment of renewed exist
ence on normal lines. The wife, who had
lived those years in the full enjoyment of
her faculties. could hardly be in sympathy
with a husband practically so much
younger. Life, with its discipline and re-
sponsibilities, cannot be laid down and re-
sumed after interval without irrepara-
bic loss. 1t would be better for the Ardens,
one and all. not to return.