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MEDIUMS

THE WORLDS FAMOUS MEDIUM AND
EUROPE and ''le America 1s" as "syrs snrosntS the
child medium. the greatest living medium
independent slate writer of the age; If de-
ceived by fakirs, would-be mediums, come,
syra will give you free test to prove her pow.
ers; she tells what you want to know;
are you sick or in trouble? she can help you
street. Closed on Sundays S-25
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EOR SALE-WE ARE SELLING OUT, AND
Il Tor the next 30 days will give special in.
ducements to purchasers in bedroom suits
ses, chairs, rockers, center and exten.
sion tables. lounges, mattings, rugs, linoleums
window shades, Office desks, folding beds etc.
THIRD-ST FURNITURE EXCHANGE. 11S.
100 W. Third ST. IA
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HELP WAN1ED-.-MALE
HUMMEL BROS; ESss.s.cS. $ CO; =
PETTY, HUMMEL & CO.,
3oO-sO2 W. Second ST., in basement
California Bank Building.
Tel. 500.
ohice hours from 7 a. m. to 7 80 P. M.
except sundays
Two men competent to expert a set OF books.
two weeks work; all around nurseryman $25
etc. must be can steady man; all around
stableman, $25, etc. 6 pick and shovel men
81, etc; good rock men. churn drillers, 81
day; mixer who is also a chee and butter
maker $'5, etc: general ranch hand $50. etc.
polisher 81. ETC.; mixer So. ETC.. orchard
hand, $50 etc; men to hold scrapers; 81
ct i; II goo milker S25 etc.
HOTEL DEPT.
Dishwasher, So etc; second cook. 81 etc.
arm waiter, $50 etc. no room; camp cook, :. B
etc baker and second. $loetc. ranch cook,
$25 etc. chophouse cook ST week, etc.
We want the above help for Monday sure,
and we will have many new orders to select
from.
Female DEPT
Our female department is the best and larg-
est in the city. ii you want work C me and
see our list. We want cooks Mattresses. cham
bermaids, and also family cooks, house girls,
nurse girls. second girls, laundress,s, etc. Call
early Monday. ur,Nup, mos t. 20
- IL MMEI bhOS. ~ w.
DEMovAL-soUTHERN EMPLOYMENT co.
IL removed to SW corner OF First and Rroad-
way. 1Ol12 S. Broadway. Room 5, up stairs.
Nocharge for employers
No charge for registering.
Easy terms for employees.
Our register represents verv reliable heir,
male and female, in ali the different branches
OF labor enabling US to fill orders Immediately;
correspondence solicited.
Also real estate bought and sold on low COM
mission; business opportunities; partnerships;
Deutsch; on parle Francais Tel 1899. l0lE
S. Broadway, Room 5. 30
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, FAMILIES.
II ranches and livery stables furnished
promptly with competent help; male and
female, at KEARSEY's EAsTEkN EEMPLoY-
VNANTED-SALEsMAN FILTER, PORTER,
w shoe operator, dyehouse, orderman,
tesmster. Private place female department
sales Sss.y LADY. attendant, waitress. dishwasher,
EDWARD NITTINGER, 800 5. Broadway. 1
M TO PREPARE FOR
w the approaching postal examination for
clerk, carriers, etc. Particulars and point
ers'' free. NATIONAL CORRESPONDING NCE
CALESMEN-IN AND OUT OF LOS ANGELES
- to sell our goods to grocers, good commits
sion or salary; reference required. R. X. V
CO., 2O4 S. Main ST.. st. Louis, Mo 5-9tf
THE BOSTON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
i 222 W. Fifth ST. Furnished and unfur-
nished rooms always on our list. Hotel and
household help furnished, 225 w 5th st. 9-24
SOUTHERN EMPLoYMENT'Co
III Removed to 4 W. corner OF First and
Broadway. 10lH S. Broadway, room S, up.
stairs. q
bright YOUNG MAN OR LADY; GOOD
ID pay to right party. r. 81, 211 W. First.
WANTED-TEAMSTERS AT CORNER SAN
w joaquin St and Ocean View ave-. $25 yer
month and board DODD & O'GARA. If
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
WANTED - 1s0 GIRLS, BETlJEEN AGES
w OF IL and Is years. 10 take part in Amer
lean play, to be produced on July Fourth. Re
port to or send name TO PROFESSOR kRA-
MER, 139 W. Fifth st.
WANTED-AN INTELLIGENT MIDDLE
w aged woman light permanent work.
fair salary. rapid motion to one compe-
tent; Address BUslA IS. box 20, Hersld. 80
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HARRY, DID You SEE THE NoBBY PAIR
i OF pants that boughtfor So. SO at the MI s
FIT CLOTHING PARLORS, 223-225 W. Second
ST., between Spring and Broadway. If
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TOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMs.$5 UP
L wards for housekeeping NITTINGER, 451
s, Hope I'll
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NOR SALE-5O RUNNING FEET OF WIRE
IL fence, 10 feet high with gate. Is Ill good
condition and is suitable for office store or
factory parti ons. Will be sold heap. For
further particulars cali at the business office
OF the Herald. tfN
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MISS KATE LAMPMAN, THE CELEBRATED
X1 young trance tie 1t and business medium
10 welcome her any friends and patrons sit
tings daily; circle tonight. 422 W. Seventh st.
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MRS. EVANS. THE MEDIUM, HAS RE
wi moved to 1861 S. Spring ST., and will be
gives magnetic healing and treats by oxyg IN
und electrified zone. OIL
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OST-ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE
- 25th. on University car, small leather
% hand bag containing toilet articles, etc. Suit
223 Spring st. 40
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IL the 2lst inst, a brown mare mule: our
own brand. sENToUS BROTHERS, $40 Up
per Main st. "a
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| OST-DARK BROWN MARE 23D INST:
= years old wire scar on right hind leg.
The finder will please return 10 owner, 439
Ruth ave. 3O
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NOR RENT-PLEASANT HOUSEKEEPING
II rooms. rooms without board; ground
floor. centrally located, flowers; Yl6 Broad
Way 40
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T OS ANGELES TRAINING SCHOOL FOR
- kindergartners. summer school July LIST.
MRS N. D. MAYHEM, 676 W. Twenty third st.
6-s If
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EOR RENT-A NICE FURNISHED FRONT
Il room with bay window 626 s Broad
way. 7-G
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T ONGLY SHORTHAND INSTITUTED RE-
IL moval to Byrne block NV cor. Broad
way and Third; rooms 3103l2 light and airy;
ress
ELIAS LONGLEY. Mr.. NJ. V. LONGLEY.
Principal shorthand, Principal Typewriting.
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JNOK RENT-SUNNY OFFICES FOR LAW
Il yers in the Fulton block. Inquire of D. X.
TRASK, 207 New High st. 6-29 tt
Il Spring st 80
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NADEAU HAS KNOCKED EVERYTHING
IN silly this week with the prices he has put
on furniture and household goods; ey are
all wondering how he does it, but never mi d,
he knows how to do Z. Some say he did it
with his little hatchet Well, that is partly
r ght; ,ou see it was this way: he called all
the boys his employees) together and gave
them each a broad ak; within AZ hours they
had chopped twenty-five per cent off the price
of everythi in the store This meant a big
loss in profits, but we had to do it 10 get room
in our new store; and would you believe it,
onr ales ran up so high the first week that we
feel justified in keeping this thing up just as
second hand goods at snap bargains for spot
cash. We shall take them all in. and our Gust
omers will getth benefit. NADEAU, 3l1-3l3
S Main. 80
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DERsONAL-PALMISTR l HAND READ
L free; every hidden mystery revealed; life
read from cradle to grave without mistake;
~ a. M to D. m. 1ll12 w. Tn I'd 9-S
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E-1
RAINING

DORSET MAKER
~ Fine whalebone corsets; ladies'and chill
scription; repairing and reitting MRS.
OSWALD, Room 4, S03l5 s. Spring st. 7-9
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MRS. E. A. ADAMS. 447 S. BROADWAY,
Vl electromagnetic treatment given to ia m.
iies, or at home If desired; nervous, spinal
and stomach troubles a specially. Consulta-
ton Free. IL o.
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i June 18th; had heavy leather collar on:
Under will receive $50 reward for retu ming to
IUFTS-LYONS ARMS CO., 132 S. Sprinp 40
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DANTS THAT WERE MADE TO ORDER FOR
L $l2 we sell for So at the MISFIT CLOTH
ING PARLoRS, 223 225 W. Second st., be-
tween Spring and Broadway. If
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EOR RENT IN NEW HOUSE, 3 LARGE
II rooms; hot and cold water, bath pantry,
wash trays; no children. Call after Sunday,
1872 s HAYES ST., z l.. 30
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DERSONAL-LADIES' MISFIT STORE, GAG
l 8. spring; highest cash price paid for la
dies second hand clothing; send postal. 7-12
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Come in and tell us about it,
l.. A. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
224 South Broadway.
Rental Depariment-Edw. A. A bbott manager.
30
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MILLINERY

BROADWAY MILLINERY PARLORS---
ID have Just opened with full line oi the
latest novelties. Corner Fourth and Broad
way. 80
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SPECIALISTS

TNHE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA PULMoN.
i ary institute, located at 443 South Broad
way, is prosPering nicely under the MANAGE
prietor DR.. W. has been practicing physi.
clan in Los Angeles for the past eleven years.
and has made some wonderful cures in con-
sumption and kindred diseases. Consultation
free md prices within The reach of all. Insti.
tute 443 South Broadway. Thur, Sun
T1REE-A CURE THAT CUREs-I HAVE
Il cured thousands who suffer as you do, of
emissions, impotency, nervous debility, veri-
cocele and shrunken parts, caused by self
abuse by q simp remedy which cured mo,
recipe for which will fend, sealed, free to
any sufferer Address. with stamp, DAVID B.
EMMETT, box $40, Englewood, III. "a
DR. ARENsBERG, GRADUATE UNIVER-
- sity Berlin, specialist for private and
nervous diseases. The most obstinate cases OF
gonorrhGa, gleet, syphilis and impotency
methods. once, 217 S Main st.
Il, c. sANBORN. NJ. D., HOMEOPATHIC
Il physician and surgeon, obstetrics and dis.
eases of women and children a specially.
appointment only. ASS 5. Broadwsy. $50
n W. MCCLELLAN. M. D., EYE, EAR, NOSE
W. and throat; hours, 8 to ~ a. m. 80 to
$3.50 p. M THE BROADWAY. between Fourth
and Fifth SITS. telephone 1896. 5-1l 3m
nR HONG sol, FAMOUS IMPERIAL CHI
- nese physician and surgeon. 334 s.
Broadway I'll
nR r. G. COLLINS, OPTHALMIC OPTIC
- ian. with the Los Angeles Optical Ins.i-
tute; eyeH examined free 125 g. Spring st.
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+ OsT-A GENTLEMAN'3 OVERCOAT ON
- Wednesday night dark gray; return to
Hollenbeck cafe and receive reward of $40. 80
T oST-GoLD BRACELET, ON FIGUEROA
room 425, Bradbury building and receive re.
ward. 40
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TELEPHONE 1877, OR CALL ON CRYSTAL
i Ice Company, 5Os1a S. Spring st. for dis
titled water.
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CARPET CLEANING
MATCHMAKER


A SAFE PLACE TO HAVE YOUR WATCH
"A repaired. Remember you get guarantee
w. J. GETZ, 1856 s. Broadway. SIT
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EOR RENT 2 OR MORE ROOMS FUR
i nished for housekeeping. 116 S. Hellman
tf
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DERSONAL-NEwP PROCESS IRREGULAR
i tiles from whatever cause, cured without
medicine, instruments or pain. Sure cure.
Lady attendant; low fees; 323 w. Sixth st.
l2.1
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MRS. GRAY, LATE OF CHICAGO BEST
vi references, will make suits from So to so;
skirts $l.5O, through the dull season. 325 S.
Hill st. 30
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SUPERFLUOUS HAIR-WRITE FOR FREE
- information how to remove hair perma.
nently without slightest injury to skim SUI
perior to elect ic edle CURTIS COMPANY,
1S6 Thirty-second St, Chicago. 80
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MRS. AGNES BACON. 2s61S $. SPRING ST
wi tranc healing and developing medium
circles, Monday, Wednesday and Saturd ay at
SPIN. readings daily; hours 10 to 5. 7-26
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Our register represents verv reliable heir,
male and female, in ali the different branches
OF labor enabling us to fill orders Immediately;
correspondence solicited.
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Don't you know that the chances for getting
tenant for that place % yours would be
better if we h ad it on our list?
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T ADIEs-YoUR OLD HATS MADE NEW,
IL so cents. STRAW WORKS. asa 6, Spring
street.
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ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOFS. FRONT
u and back, suitable for offices; l44 S. Main
st.
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MUSIC LESSONS

EFFALYNE X. LOOMS, TEACHER OF
II guitar, vocal and piano. Terms, reasona-
BILE. Hours, 10 to 43O Studio. 335 Wilson
block 81
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LNOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL ROOMS FURN
l. nished and unfinished in new bnilding.
corner sixth and San Pedro. Rent low. Call
Monday 3O
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MISS KATE LAMPMAN, 1dE CELEBRATED
Nl young trance test aud business med ium,
has returned to her home and will be plea ed
to welcome her many friends and patrons;
sittings daily. 422 W. Seventh ST. Ola
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WI at ess than half your tailor's prices vt
the MISFII CL THING PARLORS. 223-225 W.
Second St, between Spring and Broadway II
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the last two weeks It's against our policy to
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The cosiest dining rooms and cool 631 S.
Main
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MISS EDITH DARRELL, FORMERLY OF
w Boston, is now permanently located at
3551a S. Spring ST., rooms l and IL; magnetic
and massage baths given; moderate prices
TIA
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MADAM DUVAL--H HE CLAIRVOYANT AND
Nl medium is now permanently located at
122 W. Seventh st. Life re .dings daily 81
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ENTERPRISE CARRIAGE WORKS-ALL
Il kinds of wagons, buggies, etc., bought,
sold and exchanged. No. 1l5 North Los An
geles ST. Ola
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WHY PAY MERCHANT TAILOR $35 FOR
asuit when you can get the same tn ing
Tor $40 at the M1.FIr CLOTHING PARLORS
2l3-225 W. Second St., between Spring and
Broadway II
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' about thata Our ad was 80 OF last
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PERSONAL


YOUNG LADY, IS, FROM TIE COUNTRY,
"A not accustomed to work, but out OF money
and without friends or acquaintances, would
like 10 meet honorable gentleman who would
assist her in finding situation and to act as
com panon, If agreeable. Address ALICE c.
BOX 10 this office,
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We sent carloads of goods to the bach. We
kept our wagons going from early morning to
The herald., 1895-06-30

NOR SALE-$14O
Il gro, cry store. stock of goods, horse
and wagon; 4 living rooms and the corner lot
5UxllO; good trade. ]. c. OLIVER & CO.,
"a 237 W. First st.
JNOR SALE-A SINGLE TOP BUGGY, IN
II fair condition, for $25 Apply 10 West-
minister Stables, Fourth st. below Main. 5-l6
JNOR HORSE, HARNESS, BUGGY;
Il good gentle saddle horse, $l5, also good
breaking cart; bargain. 62l Turner st. 80 .
LNOk SALE-OLD PAPERS IN QUANTITIEa
Il to suit at this Office.
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t. Never did such business as we did
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EoR RENT-$15; small furnished house;
i sewer, barn, etc, Twenty.seco cond near
Grand ave. Address 1118 Georgia Bell ST. 80
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NEW SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS; THIRD
~ floor, Wilson block; day and night classe.
JULES MEKSFEt DER, DANIEL POLK. S-l5
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MASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY

ESPECIAL SOUTHERN LADY HAS RE-
1L moved to 355]a S. Spring St. parlor 8.
Elegant magnetic Usage with alcohol; de-
lghtful and restful. Hours-1O a. m. to 80
p. IN. 7.6
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I ADIEs-GET A JAR OF NINE DuBARRY'S
IL unrivalled com plexion creme before go-
ing to the beach. Agents wanted at beach !;
good pay. Apply at 242la S. Broadway near
City Hall. 1922
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HELP WANTED-EEMALE

WANTED - 1s0 GIRLS, BETNEEN AGES
w OF II and Is years 10 take part in Amer
lean play, to be produced on July Fourth Re-
port to or send name 10 PROFESSOR kRA-
MER, 139 W. Fifth st.
WANTED-AN INTELLIGENT MIDDLE
w aged woman light permanent work:
fair salary. rapid motion to one compe-
tent; Address BUslA ss box 20, Here Id. 80
VTANTED-GooD sTr ,pY YOUNG GIRL
W to do work in small family. Inquire at
425 South Spring 40
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d DEMOVAL-SOUTHERN EMPLOYMENT co,
IL removed to SW corner OF First and Rroad-
way 1Ol12 S Broadway, Room 5, up stairs.
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u
orders. 1t doesn't take much for sensi BILE peo.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LNOR REMITTANCE ROOM IN OUR PACK
Il ing house on Santa Fe side track, suitable
for light manufacturing or business requiring
cold storage facilities THE ICE AND COLD
STORAGE CO. OF Los Ange es. seventh St and
Santa Fe tracks. 6.27tf
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DERsoNAL-CoFFEE, FRESH ROASTED
every day; Java and Mocha, 35c; Noun
tain coffee, 2Oc; 5 lbs good tea, ST. so lbs
fl ur, s5c lbs cornmeal, l5c 3 cans CLANS,
25c; cans oysters. 25c; keg Holland her
25c; can cocoa, 15c; 5 lbs prunes, Csc; 10 lbs
raisins, 25c; s lbs pure ard, 45c pork, 7lac;
bacon, lOl2e 90 bars sos,p 81; apple butter,
n. B.-Everything ct cut rates in our new
store
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ate at night If we don't sell anything next
The herald., 1895-06-30

BACHELOR OF 40 WANTS TO MEET SIN
ID gle lady of not over 80. Object, to find
agreeable companion 70" theaters, visits to
seaside, dinners, ETC. Address SEASIDE, Box
90, this ce.
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Tribute From a Southern Friend.

The State, published at Columbia, s.
c., copies the Journals account of the
death of Major J. H. Cochrane and ap-
ponds the following from an old friend
"a. II. Monteith) of the deceased:
The writer was his first Acquaintance
In this city, and was with him continu
ously for eight years; knew him better
than any n in the South and enjoyed
his friendship and confidence. He was a.
gentle In manner rs a woman, positive
and determined, yet kind, generous to II
fault and honest in all his thoughts and
actions He was a Republican in politics,
but discussed matters of that kind with
no one and positively declined to affiliate
polit cally in the South during his sta,
n it, but always went to his home to
vote. He sketched readily and well, and
made sketches of many places around
Columbia, always declaring it to be til,
Eden of America
He has been for ten years empl Dyed
in reviewing surveys of lands of Main,
that were stored in the archives of Massa-
chus tits.
ia his death the country loses a good
man, one who has done much to max,
the world better for having lived
and his friends will cherish his memor
till with them time is no more"
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Military weapons,

Let us fancy two soldiers in the mounted
service, equally brave, ono thoroughly
trained to handle the saber and the other
an accomplished revolver shot. Station
them 100 yards apart and let them advance
toward each other at any gait, with hos
tile intent. Can any one for an instant ex-
pect but n result-the man with the sa-
Der would be destroyed before he could ar
rive in striking distance of his enemy,
armed with the revolver? Suppose instead
OF selecting two men we made the num-
Der 10, 20 or 1000. Is there any reasonable
ground to suppose the result would differ
materially in illustrating the superiority
Of the revolver over the saber?
TO exemplify this in another form. Let
us suppose that a saber cut over the head
Or a thrust through the body is equal to a
wound from a revolver bullet, and for the
sake of argument we will allow the man
with the saber to arrive within ten feet OF
his enemy with the revolver. We will AS
sumo that ten seconds are required for n
'sabreur" to successfully carve one man
and get within striking distance, about
3E or 4 feet, of another. We know that il
Is a very ordinary feat for a good revolver
shot,, mounted, to fire five shots in five sec.
onds and hit the size of a mar every time.
at a distance of ten feet, and this with his
horse at a full run. The reverence with
which VIC cling to arms ancient might
well make a wise soldier laugh were its
effects not SO pernicious as sometimes to
make q good soldier weep.-Maior w. p.
Hall, U. ). A., in North American Re
view.
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the soldiers at breakfast; 400 pounds OF
corned beef, s bushels of beets n tur-
nips. $50 heads of cabbage for dinner
and 1000 bananas We're consumed at sup
per.
Tho ~invincible Henry Clay, who has
always been a conspicuous figure at all
musters, arrived last night. "Shine your
shoes for the ball this afternoon. can
make 500 per week at Poland Springs.
Whoa! back,!' shouts the humorous
Henry.
The small boys are at the grounds in
force. cndcavoring to earn a few honest
pennie with which to purchase air guns,
candy and other treasures, by selling
apples. About go young bootblaoks from
Lewiston are also here and will reap a
Colder harvest. this week.
There nave been many visitors in camp
today. Among those noticed by the
Journal were Capt. Thos. Clark, Gen.
G. l.. Beal, Pension Agent Milliken,
State Treasurer Simpson, Secretary OF
State Fessenden, Deputy Secretary OF
State Russell, L. B. Hill, Byron Savage,
J. B. Peaks and Frank l.. Pond.
A very interesting ball game was
played, this afternoon, between teams
from Company b, Lewiston, and CON-
pany Il, Dover, I'd Regiment. Several
brilliant plays were made, and a friendly
feeling prevailed. The features of the
game were the first base playing of Lieut..
Paul and the pitching of Shultes for
Company B. c. L. Witham umpired
satisfactorily. The score was II to s in
favor of Company B.
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Napoleon and tho Sentinel.

There Is q well known picture which
represents Napoleon / standing on guard
on an outpost at night, with muskct at
his shoulder, whilo an unfortunate sen
tinel who has fallen asleep on his post
aWa6cs, sees the apparition and gasps,
Tho empcrorr' This picture has been re-
garded as "a work of fancy, but it seems
that there is some authority for a story
that such an incident took place.
A collection of military notes in French,
called "Ephemeridcs Militaircs, " the pub
LEGATION of which was begun in 1892 and
continued until 1915, relates that on the
night which followed the second day of Tic
battle OF Arcola, in Italy, in 1896, General
Bonapartc, "indefatigable after tho great
est iatigues, made u tour of the outposts q
his army. He desired to inform himself as
to tho vigilance of his men and the move
mcnts Of the enemy.
There he came upon q sentinel whom
the excess OF fatigue had utterly exhausted,
ana who lay asleep on the ground. Gen
eral bonaparte possessed himself cautious
ly of the mans gun and mounted guard
in his place.
by and by tho soldier, awakening with
a start, recognized his general in the man
who had disarmed him and cried out:
al am lost!'
'Reassure thyself, said Bonaparte &c
him kindly. After such fatigues as thor
hast undergone, it may be pardoned in 6
brave man to succulnb to sleep. But an.
other time | advise thee to choose thy op
poTtunity more carefully"
If this incident actually happened, q.
may well have been the case, it is mad,
plain from this contemporary account thai
Its hero was not yet an emperor, but sim
ply q general.-Youth's Companion.
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Another Pardon Case.

VIM. II. Looncy, Esq, appeared for the
pardon of Robert Hughes, who is serving
a Is years term in state prison for assault
with intent to commit rape. MIR. LoonCy
took the ground that in the first place it
is improbable that be ever committed tie
crime; second, that if he committed the
crime, it was under the influence Gf
liquor, and in either case. having serve |
light years, he has paid the penalty. The
petitions for pardon bear 1877 names. His
conduct has been excellent while in con-
hncmcnt. A letter from Bishop Healy
favoring the PARDON was read.
The son, Thos. F. Hughes, testified
that his mother, who is in delicate health.
has been obliged to support the family ::
that his father had always declared his
innocence.
George S Staples of Portland, street
commissioner, testified that Robert
Hughes was in his employ 10 years. Sail
he was a straightforward man, except
that once in three or four years he would
go on a drunk. The day before the crime.
he was discharged for being drunk. If he
committed the crime. Staples said Hughes
must rave been drunk.
Mr.. Iooney said the alleged crime was
committed, if committed, In Hughes own
cellar, and that the complainant offered
to settle for $500; that Hughes was in
duced to plead nolo c~ontendre and that he
didn't know what the plea meant.
The case waited for the appearance of
the county attorney.