anaheim-gazette 1886-01-16

WEEKLY GAZETTE. Published every Saturday. Richard Melrose EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: One Year Six months Three months OFFICE: 10 F. Boulding Center Street, Anaheim TRANSIENT ADVERTISING: RED STAR TRADE IN MARK. Absolutely free from Opinions, Expressions and Poison. SAFE. SURE. PROMPT. 25 Cts. ST JACOBS OIL TRADE IN MARK. THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY For Pain The Mid-Winter Fair. Even as we predicted, the display of fruit at the Fair in Santa Ana was a revelation to old inhabitants of the valley. Such being the case, it is not difficult to imagine the effect upon the strangers who a few weeks ago were wrestling with the blinding blizzards prevailing in "the States." No more effective way of conveying an idea of the glories of Southern California could have been devised than by presenting to the vision of the Easter visitors such a grand display as that congregated for their delocation at Spurgeon's Hall. Unspeachable taste had been displayed in the decoration of the Hall and in the arrangement of the exhibits. We mention this fact first because, no matter how fine the fruit or brilliant the flowers, their effect would have been obscured by inattentive arrangement. But the Hall was as pretty as a picture and everything in it was shown off to the best possible advantage. It was a triumph, over which those who contributed thereto have a right to be proud, without being accused of egotism or vainlorousness. Without instituting obvious comparisons, it is sufficient to say that the citrus fruit exhibit has never been surpassed in any Fair given in Southern California. We make this statement deliberately and with full knowledge of the facts. In so色, color and general appearance the orchard and humans could not be excelled. The persons and dried fruits generally had a tempting look conducive to kleponema, and the odorats of the vegetable kingfish were in size and variety such as to fully impress the visitor with the diversity of productions of which this country is capable. The various localities in the district were well represented, but as the exposes allotted to each were not clearly defined, it would have taken more time than we had at our disposal to make a detailed list of the exhibited animals which the newspapers of Orange and Santa Ana will displease supply. Our attention was especially called, however, to the exhibit from Orange, which was surpassingly fine, attraction and of great trich egg, and great deal of attestation. Mrs. Erwin frame, an arrangeth gathered on Lark skillful piece of quired the exercise as taste. Mrs. L. Parke and had a plate apples, which even as to whether the preponderance were the latter. Stretched at near a grape-vine entanglement, contributed largest one in the matter ing more to be duted in abundance them in the move To the following the floral contribution Mrs. Sck K Parker, Mrs. Kroeger, Mrs. K Adolph Rumpan Misses Schmidt Ance Calverweite the Misses Rumpan The general data were under the assented by Mr. Kinapp. The exhibition the display and J. Benners' health portation of the committee are due Hartung. Westminster much admiration stills for the Eastern visitor thanks for remembrance presented by Annie J. E. Pleasant captionally fine. Many reporter present taking occasion. GERMAN REMEDY For Pain MASSER & WILDER, DENTISTS, WE RESPECTLY ANNOUNCE TO YOU that the great German Remedy for Pain is now available in the form of a powerful and effective remedy. Parlor 13 Nadeau Block, Los Angeles. Broadway Theatre. FALL BARNS. Laboratory Manufacturer of Furniture, Bedding, Paper Hangings, Picture Frames, etc. UNDERTAKERS. Los Angeles Street; Anaheim. GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY CURES ALL HUMORS, from a common hitch, or fruption, to the worst Scrofula, Salt-rhythm, "Fever-sores," Scaly or Rough Skin, is short all diseases caused by fluid blood, conquered by this powerful purifying and innovating medicine. Great Eating Livers rumpled under its benign infiltration, especially in the intestine, Rose Rash, Hoils, Carbonated Nose Lyes, Scroutions Sores and Swelling, Hip-Joint Disease, White Swellin', Gritter, or Thick Neck, and Eatigard Islands. Send ten cots in stamps for a free treaties with colored plates, on skin Presence, sugar amount for treatment on Scrofula Allergies. "THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE" Thoroughly cleans it by using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and good digestion, a fair skin, buoyant spirits, vital strength, and soundness of constitution, will be established. CONSUMPTION, which is Scrofulous Disease of the Lungs, is primarily and certainly arrested and curved by this Good-hearted remedy, if taken before the last stage of the disease resumed. From its wonderful power over the rapidly fatal diseases, when first offring this power celebrated remedy to the public, Dr. Pierce thought seriously of calling it his "German Remedy." The various localities in the district were well represented, but as the spaces allowed to swim were not clearly defined, it would have taken more time than we had at our disposal to make a wetland list of the exhibits on some seas which the newspapers of Orange and Santa Ana will disclose supply. Our attention was especially called, however, to the exhibit from Orange, which was surpassingly fine, attractive and of great variety. The exhibit of training was a notable feature of this display and of course, the fruits were nonpareil. The lavish abundance of flowers also deserve special mention. THE ANAHEIM EXHIBIT: Was the most conspicuous one in the Hall. The most had been made of the generous space allocated to them, and we think we do not go beyond the domain of fact in saying that the Anaheim corner attracted a very large share of attention. Conspicons on the entering the Hall were the two banana trees each bearing large bunches of fruit of various degrees of maturity, contributed by Marshall Height. That of itself was a feature calculated to arrest the attention of the visitor. The pyramid of oranges and the tasty arrangement of all the wine exhibited out in bold relief. In short, the display was creditable in every respect, and has inspired our people with a confidence in their resources and ability in this line which has become been wanting. The following is believed to be a full list of the exhibits from Anaheim: FRUITS, KIC. Leonard Parker—Washington Navel oranges; Seedling oranges; Sicily lemons; Red Astrachan apples (second growth). Laurel Browning—Oranges; Lisbon lemons; apples. F. Beckmann—Large oranges. Browning Bros—Lasbon lemons. D. W. Fish—Oranges. F. H. Keith Med. Sweet and W. Navel oranges; apples—Winter Pearmain and Winter Rombean. H. Werder—Oranges. Marshall Height—Washington Navel and Sweet Mission oranges; citrons of immense size; sweet lemons; canned bananas; banana trees. W. M. McFadden—Washington Navel and Med. Sweet orange; sweet rind lemons; Sicily seedlings; Lisbon lemons. Silas Holman—Wash. Navel oranges and Lisbon lemons. Mrs. A. Langunberger—Strawberries. R. J. Northam—Peanuts. Mrs. L. Parker—Sun dried apples, apricots and peaches; tobacco plant in blossom. A. J. Moal—Oranges; corn. Mrs. M. H. Sheffield—Med. Sweet oranges. Eawin Barr—Crab apples (second growth); strawberry plants in blossom and berries. R. H. Gilman—Med. Sweet and Seedling vegetable kingdom were in size and variety such as to fully impress the visitor with the diversity of productions of which this country is capable. The various localities in the district were well represented, but as the spaces allowed to swim were not clearly defined, it would have taken more time than we had at our disposal to make a wetland list of the exhibits on some seas which the newspapers of Orange and Santa Ana will discharge supply. Our attention was especially called, however, to the exhibit from Orange, which was surpassingly fine, attraction and of great variety. The exhibit of training was a notable feature of this display and of course, the fruits were nonpareil. The lavish abundance of flowers also deserve special mention. THE ANAHEIM EXHIBIT: Was the most conspicuous one in the Hall. The most had been made of the generous space allocated to them, and we think we do not go beyond the domain of fact in saying that the Anaheim corner attracted a very large share of attention. Conspicons on the entering the Hall were the two banana trees each bearing large bunches of fruit of various degrees of maturity, contributed by Marshall Height. That of itself was a feature calculated to arrest the attention of the visitor. The pyramid of oranges and the tasty arrangement of all the wine exhibited out in bold relief. In short, the display was credible in every respect, and has inspired our people with a confidence in their resources and ability in this line which has become been wanting. The following is believed to be a full list of the exhibits from Anaheim: FRUITS, KIC. Leonard Parker—Washington Navel oranges; Seedling oranges; Sicily lemons; Red Astrachan apples (second growth). Laurel Browning—Oranges; Lisbon lemons; apples. F. Beckmann—Large oranges. Browning Bros—Lasbon lemons. D. W. Fish—Oranges. F. H. Keith Med. Sweet and W. Navel oranges; apples—Winter Pearmain and Winter Rombean. H. Werder—Oranges. Marshall Height—Washington Navel and Sweet Mission oranges; citrons of immense size; sweet lemons; canned bananas; banana trees. W. M. McFadden—Washington Navel and Med. Sweet orange; sweet rind lemons; Sicily seedlings; Lisbon lemons. Silas Holman—Wash. Navel oranges and Lisbon lemons. Mrs. A. Langunberger—Strawberries. R. J. Northam—Peanuts. Mrs. L. Parker—Sun dried apples, apricots and peaches; tobacco plant in blossom. A. J. Moal—Oranges; corn. Mrs. M. H. Sheffield—Med. Sweet oranges. Eawin Barr—Crab apples (second growth); strawberry plants in blossom and berries. R. H. Gilman—Med. Sweet and Seedling vegetable kingdom were in size and variety such as to fully impress the visitor with the diversity of productions of which this country is capable. Westminster is much admiration abilities for the Eastern visitor thanks for remembrance presented by Anahm J.K.Pleasant captionally fine. Many reporter present taking coition. The floral display range was by far the total. The exhibition McPaperson Bros., Orange could not easily superiorized in Southern Cities. Many expression by Eastern visitor Anahm oranges. A Navel orange in the Orange colony Anahm exaltange friends for them. Many Easterners not pressure Californians so good quality as samples shown they went to the right. The excursion numbered 125, and that they were wise resolutions thereto ing Messrs.Calver factors of the excursion. Resolved: That Winter Expedition extremely attracts as it does the wholdom, from roses an soms and forgettastefully arranged practical economic range of citras and vegetables an soms, the very mild and beautiful treat the other side of therese expedition. Resolved: That thy eyes of some sort of production o bracing as it does, and cereals is must be conserved of ww not confined to frum luxuancy self sustaining it unpassed an am not ind words t thof the valley and o for their great kind. W.J.Barns Geo Ornge W.B.Meir Gritte M.H.Gritte CONSUMPTION, which is Serofulous Disease of the Lungs, is promptly and certainly arrested and cured by this God-en迅然 remedy, it taken before the last stages of the disease are treated. From its wonderful power over this temporary fatal disease, when first offering this now celebrated remedy to the public, Dr. Pierce thought seriously of calling it his "Consumption Cure," but abandoned that many as too limited for a machine which, from its wonderful combination of tonic, or strengthening, alternative, or blood-scouring, and bibulous, pectoral, and nutritive properties, is unpopular not only as a remedy for consumption of the lungs, but for all. CHRONIC DISEASES OF THE LIVER, BLOOD, AND LUNGS. If you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have shallow color of skin, or yellowish-brown spots on face or body, frequent headache or dizziness, bad taste in mouth, internal heat or chills alternating with hot flashes, low spirits and gloomy boreddings, irregular appetite, and coated tongue, you are suffering from Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and Torpid Liver or "Billonsness." In many cases only part of these symptoms are experienced. As a remedy for all such cases, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has no equal. For Weak Lungs, Spitting of Blood, Shortness of Breath, Bronchitis, Severe Coughs, Consumption, and kindred affections, it is a sovereign remedy. Send ten cents in stamps for Dr. Pierce's book on Consumption. Sold by Druggists. PRICE $1.00, OR 6 BOTTLES. World's Dispensary Medical Association, Proprietors, 63 Main St., BUFFALO, N.Y. Pierce's LITTLE Pleasant LIVER URGATIVE PILLS. ANTI-BILIOUS and CATHARTIC. Sold by Druggists, 25 cents a vial. $500 REWARD is offered by the proprietors of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy for a case of catarrh which they cannot cure. If you have a discharge from the nose, offensive or otherwise, partial loss of smell, taste, or hearing, wreak eyes, dull pain or pressure in head, you have Catarrh. Thousands of cases terminate in consumption. Dr. Sage's CATARRH REMEDY cures the worst cases of Catarrh, "Cold in the Head," and Catarrhal Meadache. 50 cents and Med. Sweet orange; sweet rind lemons, Sicily seelings; Lisbon lemons. Silas Holman—Wash. Navel oranges and Lisbon lemons. Mrs. A. Langenberger—Strawberries. R. J. Northam—Peanuts. Mrs. L. Parker—Sun dried apples, apricots and peaches; tobacco plant in blossom. A. J. Mead—Oranges; corn. Mrs. M. H. Sheffield—Med. Sweet oranges. Eawin Barr—Crab apples (second growth); strawberry plants in blossom, and berries. E. H. Gilman—Med. Sweet and Seedling oranges; sweet rind and Lisbon lemons; walnuts. Mrs. E. Barr—Fresh vegetables; strawberry plants. F. Reaks—Lima beans; ripe tomatoes. B. F. Porter—Large beets. A. Langenberger—Banana trees. D. J. Sorenson—Palm leaves. WINE. Fred Hartung—2 dozen bottles assorted wine and brandy; 1 keg wine. J. P. Zeyn—2 dozen bottles assorted wines. A. Langenberger—2 keg port and angelica wine. B. Dreyfus & Co.—4 dozen bottles assorted wine and brandy; 3 kegs wine. F. A. Korn—2 dozen assorted wine and brandy. T. J. F. Boege—2 dozen assorted wine. H. Kroeger—3 dozen assorted wine. Wm. Kong—1 dozen assorted wine; 1 keg wine. Mrs. J. Schneider—1 keg wine. H. Wehmeyer—2 dozen assorted wine. Theo. Reiset—2 dozen assorted wine; 1 keg wine. C. O. Rust—2 dozen assorted wine. H. Werder—2 dozen assorted wine. Wille & Albrecht—Wine casks. As stated above, the wine exhibit was most effectively arranged, and the contributors generously gave the entire exhibit for distribution among the visitors. As to the fruit, it is not too much to say that it was of the very first quality. The oranges were none of them, of mediocre quality, and those of several orchards were the peer of any in the hall. Among the miscellaneous exhibits was a collection of 200 varieties of eggs, exhibited by Julius Schneider. The eggs ranged in size from that of a quail to a meadow os- The Telephone in Farming. [Boston Transcript.] Major Bell of Bell Farm (Qu'Appelle River Farming company, Canada), consisting of 18,000 acres under cultivation, gave a London journalist the following description of the use of the telephone in farming: "One feature that is somewhat novel, perhaps in our management is the employment of the telephone. At 8 o'clock every evening I press my button, and put myself into communication with my divisional foremen. I give them perhits ten minutes each, but in each case the others hear what I am saying, though they are four or five miles apart both from me and from one another. Every man must carry out my orders, right or wrong. If he does not, off he goes." Every horse, too, has its appointed task set every evening, sixteen to twenty miles a day. But here I am more merciful, and if a horse gives out why, the foreman only has to go to his telephone and tell me of it, and I reduce the animal's task, taking off two miles a day, perhaps. The whole machine is worked in this way as easily by a single overseer as if it were a matter of thirteen and not of 13,000 acres, and all the discussion about the comparative advantages of large and small farming is really rather out of date, for the telephone enables you to combine them both. The telephone and federation are quite applicable; I assure you, to farms as to states. Every 200 acres has a cottage on it, with a man living on it, rent free, and having charge of three horses. This system gives up an immense pull over other farms, such as Dairy complexes, the next biggest to ours, which are worked from a single centre, so that a foreman will have to go four or five miles, perhaps, to get to its work that is sheer waste. These homesets are grouped into divisions, of which there are live on the farm altogether, with a divisional foreman responsible for each. The men employed in each division report every day to the foreman and the foremen report to me. Local matters are left to them; imperial concerns are reserved for me at my telephone. "Old Mag" of Wall Street. [New York Telegram.] An old woman whose face had been familiar for years about the streets as a beggar had been missing for some time, and the blind hearted young fellows of the Oil board, who had known her well, marked her absence. After a while she reappeared, looking much younger and free from any crook in her back. Her rags had given place to a tidy dress of neat black cloth and she nodded pleasantly to old friends who hardly dared to believe Westminster cheese and butter elicited much admiration, and showed the great possibilities for the future of that section. Eastern visitors were profuse in their thanks for remembrances of the occasion, presented by Anaheim vintners. J. K. Pleasants' display of honey was exceptionally fine. Many reporters of Eastern papers were present taking copious notes of the exhibition. The floral display from Anaheim and Orange was by far the largest and most beautiful. The exhibition of raisins displayed by McPennion Bros. and by Paxley & Arne of Orange could not be surpassed, and was consequently superior to anything before exhibited in Southern California. Many expressions of admiration were made by Eastern visitors regarding the quality of Anaheim oranges. A Navel orange weighing 22 ounces was in the Orange collection. Anahiem exhibitors are invited to Orange friends for many courtesies extended to them. Many Easterers asked why they could not pressure California wines in the East of so good quality and delicate flavor as the samples shown them. They could, it they went to the right place. The excursionists on the Tuesday train numbered 125, and on Thursday's train 150 that they were well pleased is evidenced by the resolutions they adopted. After thankings Messrs. Calver and Edwards, the projectors of the excursion, they say. Resolved: That we have found the Mid-Winter Exposition of product of the valley extremely attractive and lovely, combining as it does the whole range of the floral kingdom, from roses and lilies to hibiscus blossoms and forget-me-nots, beautifully and tastefully arranged; and what is more to the practical economic value of the county, the range of citrus and deciduous fruits and berries, vegetables and cereals in perfection in this, the very middle of winter. It is a rain and beautiful treat to us "tenderest" from the other side of the mountains. Resolved: That the facilities given to view the orange grover, vineyards, beautiful lawns, bowers of flowers and palm surrounding the happy homes of residents, fruit-packing houses and wineries were well arranged, and for which we feel very grateful. Resolved: That this valley has opened the eyes of some us to the fact that the variety of production of Santa Ana valley, embeaving as it does, the finest crops of corn and cereals, is much wider than can possibly be conceived without inspection, and is not confined to fruits alone. The valley is luxuriously self-sustaining. We pronounce it unsurpassed and unsurpassable, and we cannot find words to express our ailment of the valley and our thanks to the people for their great kindness. Signed: W. J. BARKER, Denver Col., Chairman GEO ORDWAY, Kansas W. B. MCKAY, Colorado MILO GRIERT, Iowa Cure for Piles. 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The World had previously noted similar restorations under the same treatment. New Engraving Process. By a new process of designing and engraving, lately devised people or scenes can be photographed of an afternoon, and the electrotype cut prepared for printing in the newspapers of the following morning. The cost is considerably below the old method. Courtship in Lapland. In Lapland, where the nights are from three to six months long, beauty often kiss their sweethearts "good night" about six weeks before daybreak. Their stock of caramels, peanuts and small talk becomes exhausted by that time. Came Hene-tly by Them. Chicago Ledger. "You ought to be ashamed of yourself," said a gentleman to a tramp, "to be seen going around in rags as you do." And why should I be ashamed of them, sir? I come honestly by them. Chicago Ledger. A boy easy on clothes never amounts to much; lait, then, as they say about spooks, "there ain't no sich." 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