anaheim-gazette 1888-07-05

LUCK OR PLUCK? TEMPERAMENT DOES FAR TOWARD DECIDING ONE'S FATE. Who Is the Lucky Fellow?—Value of Perseverance — The Environments of Birth—A Man of Many Accidents—The Reason Why. Without plunging very deeply into the metaphysic of this subject, we will have a few moments' talk about fate and luck. We speak of a lucky fellow, meaning by that a man who is fortunate, and yet luck may be good or ill, the one quite as frequently as the other. If we mean by luck, however, an oft recurrence along the line of help or hindrance without special effort, work, thought, exertion on the part of him to whom the luck, good or evil, comes, why not believe in it? Some people go through life bathed in machine perpetually, others walk forever in a vale of tears, and the shadow of the high mountain, impassable, ungetoverrable. Some men sunny natured, easy tempered, lazy, good for nothing fellows, to whom a thought would be a novelty, and an exercise a curiosity, find every door open at their approach, and banquets spread with every imaginable and conceivable delicacy, with nothing to interfere with the ongoing of their pleasure from the raining of the sun to the going down thereto, while other men care-fun, blooming, ever ploiding earnestly, scientifically along first this road; then the other meet a continuity of disappointment and disaster, which absolutely embroads them in a gloom that is never penetrated by a ray of hope; confronted ever by disappointment until the closing scene wipes them from the face of the earth into the darkness of darkness impenetrable. It will not be gravely argued that birth has nothing to do with man's chances in life. I remember, when I began to work in 1860, thinking that all the men in the world whose chances I envisired, there were but two whose opportunities were seriously any better than mine. They were Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, whose progress through the provinces and the states I was then chording for The New York Times, and young Jim Bennett, whose father was then editor and proprietor of the great journal with which his name was synonymous. Do you mean to tell me that young Bennett didn't have a better opportunity for professional knowledge than any other young man about to embrace that noblest profession, journalism led the Prince of Wales have no amber vape than the other young men born in the British dominion? Of course, birth and social position and peculiarity status have much to do with man's opportunities, but when we discuss broad questions we must look with television, we must not confine our illusions to extremes, but must take the aver- THE CONVICT'S MOTHER. How glad was I when first I saw my baby's face. And felt his small, frightful fingers clamping mine. I thought of Mary lying in the manager place. And wondered not she thought her child divinely behind his prison tars he frowned on me. When the stern jailer opens wide the heavy door. In his jale face and trembling eye I see. No trace of the dear child I surred of yours. And yet I love him as I never loved before. Love him with such an agony of pain that over-more My sad soul ceases not to moan and cry With laziness's king." World God that I might die For them, my son, O. Abalom, my son." Katherine B. Mann. The Farmer and the Maid. The other afternoon an offensively fresh tragedian of the barnstorming variety joined and spoke insultedly to a pretty young woman who was being aborted up Broadway by a stalwart and serious looking middle aged man in ministerial garb. Promptly and silently the escort resented the deliberate and premolitated insult by knocking her innumerate into a snow bank. The fellow got up carving, and was instantly knocked down again. The crowd cheered the parson and roasted the victim of his scientific flat, who shank off like a whipped dog to have the mud brushed off his fur collared coat. As for his reverence, his face never changed. It remained as grave and placid while he was knocking the offensive barnstormer out as it had been before, and when the job was done he gave his arm once more to his fair companion, who had looked on quietly as if confident of his ability to take care of himself and her and marched her off, followed by the admiring glances of the crowd. The fighting parson was said by one of those gentry who know it all, and who witnessed the episode, to be the pastor of a church in Harlem, a famous athlete, amateur carman and boxer, and a member of one of the big athletic clubs. The class of monocular Christians he represents is fast becoming more and more common with us. It is no longer regarded as a sin for the youngtheologian to cultivate his body as well as his mind, and the many type of clergymen common in England is getting to be almost as familiar here.-Alfred Trumble in New York. How to Handle Dynamite Safety. "Dynamite, when handled with ordinary care, is not nearly so dangerous an explosive as ordinary gunpowder. In fact, dynamite does not explode easily but requires a sharp detonation to cause it to exhibit its immense strength. To fire dynamite a fulminate cap is employed, which is itself exploded by an electric current from what is known as a ratchet machine. The electric current in its passage through a small portion of platinum wire in the cap raises the temperature of the platinum to a white heat." This ignites the fulminate, which detonates striking the dynamite cartridges with a blow of about The Garage man is poor, the great majority poor. If it be a fact, and it unquestionably that of every 100 young men in mercantile life ninety-five fail now they are 30 years of age, and of the five live, three get on fairly well, one makes profound impression in his sphere and one becomes phenomenal, standing basal on his fellows in all the world where comes in the matter of luck where comes in the matter of luck. This exception! isn't it a fact that most multitudes toil and suffer through blasts of winter and in the torrentialities of barely enough to keep themselves over their nakeliness strings of the world? The plague permanent decides almost to die. It would seem to be on a similar plane of life simply temporary in its not lasting in its effect. Some men with $100,000, gross over the luck of their neighbor who can honestly say "I am with today $100,000," is so overstimulated recognition of his independence, of the war in his hand to do good among the suffering and the sick and the tired and the cry of earth, that he can find no words sufficiently retard will which to express his indictation, his content, his delight. Some people say, "Whatever is to be will if I am fated to be rich I will have money; and if I am fated to be poor I won't have any." A man who was born to be angel will never be drowned, whatever does it take it requires I have got to. I didn't know here. Now that's silly. In the past I don't know whether you asked to come or not. Neither do you. That two and two added together are failed make four, yes, but are you fated? It is my compulsion that forces you to put two under another two? If you stub your toe you fail. But why stub your toe on back your finger with a knife, blood but why hack your finger? You may assume that you are fated to be rich. What difference does your assumption maker order to be rich you must be industrious, self-sufficient, methodical, industrial. These factors enter largely into the problem of success in life, and if those factors are properly grouped in your case you will be rich. It is a very rare combination, this honesty of purpose, this continuity of intensity, this intelligent direction, but if you have them the result is certain, and if you have them and do not use them the result then is explicitly certain. You cannot raise flags on a thistle tree or on a tree, and you cannot bring disgrace upon honor, nor can you crown dishonesty with integrity. I know a man who has lost an eye, who has broken an arm twice, who was shot through his right lung, and whenever anything happens to him, he says: "It is just my luck." My friend of the many accidents is a peculiarly constituted individual. Had he looked beastin' not have fallen down the hatchway. That he was shot through the right lung was due to his presence upon the field of battle. That he lost his eye is attributable to the fact that when he flashed his little pile of powder he didn't shield his face, and yet he says, as incident after accident occurs. "It is just my luck." How to Handle Dynamite Safety. Dynamite, when handled with ordinary care, is not nearly so dangerous an explosive as ordinary gunpowder. In fact, dynamite does not explode easily but requires a sharp detonation to cause it to exhibit its immense strength. To fire dynamite a fulminate cap is employed, which is itself exploded by an electric current from what is known as a ratchet machine. The electric current in its passage through a small portion of platinum wire in the cap raises the temperature of the platinum to a white heat. This ignites the fulminate, which detonates, striking the dynamite cartridges with a blow of about 200 pounds, and exploding them. An ordinary blow with a pick or iron drill will not explode a dynamite cartridge, but will explode the cap. The whole source of danger lies in the fact that the men using the explosive do not understand that it is the cap and firing machine they must handle with care. A properly prepared and electrically connected charge will weld them if ever fail to explode. Carelessness in connecting the wires from the caps and in giving the firing machine more work than it can do, often results in leaving a portion of the charge unexploded to the imminent danger of the men on resuming work. The employment of dynamite in all rock work has been carried to such an extent in recent years that ordinary miners, men who from the nature of their education are totally unable to comprehend the requirements for absolute safety, and allowed to place and fire charges. This is all wrong and should be prohibited by law. No one unfamiliar with the requirements should be allowed to undertake such work. Putting ignorant and careless men in a position to handle any of the modern high explosives is almost certain to result in a desastrous explosion and the consequent killing or maiming of a number of men too ignorant to protect themselves—George H. Benjamin in New York Tribune. New Anecdotes of Grant. Aropos of reminiscence concerning Gen. Grant is this, which comes from his old home in Galena. Gen. Smith, one of the old residents of the place, was at dinner one day before the war was fairly inaugurated, when a servant announced: "Some one to see you, sir." "A gentleman, James." Well, no sir; he's just a common man. I gave him a chair in the hall." The "common man" was the tanner Grant, the future commander in chief of the army of America. A few years later two gentlemen called on a young man who was located in a Chicago boarding house. Two pieces of pasteboard were sent to his room, on one was written in pencil like U. S. Grant. The other bore the cognomen of Gen. Grant's friend and chap., J. Russell Jones. The young man on whom Gen. Grant was calling was Eugene Smith, the son of Gen. Smith, of Galena. The "common man's" name was then foremost in the world. At one time the ladies of a certain church in Galena gave a series of tea parties for some charitable organization. Mrs. U. S. Grant belonged to the church circle, but would not give the tea party. "I haven't a whole lot of china in the house," she said in excuse, "and I will not ask company to eat off broken or nicked dishes."—Detroit Free Press. No Longer Dependent on Nature. One thing to be borne in mind in reflections upon our future is that modern cities are to an unprecedented extent artificial products, the work of men's genius and energy. Formerly nature decided where a great city could grow up, and a high civilization was possible only on the sea coast or on the banks of great rivers. Now man has subjugated nature to such an extent that he is, comparatively have them and do not use them the result then is equally certain. You cannot raise flags on a thistle tree of trees on a fire tree, but you cannot bring disgrace upon honor, or can you crown dishonesty with integrity. I know a man who has lost an eye, who has broken an arm twice, who was shot through his right lung, and whenever anything happens to him, he says: "It is just my luck." My friend of the many accidents is a peculiarly constituted individual. Had he looked he wouldn't have fallen down the hatchway. That he was shot through the right lung was due to his presence upon the field of battle. That he lost his eye is attributable to the fact that when he dashed his little pile of powder he didn't shield his face, and yet he says, as incident after accident occurs, "It is just my luck." It is just his stupidity. And when you say that it is Jay Gould's luck, or it is Vanderbilt's luck, or it is the luck of this, that and the other, you attribute to some unseen potentiality results which might much better be attributed to the natural forces of perfectly well understood, but rarely possessed, elements in human nature—Joe Howard in Boston Claiming the Cancer Germ. The discovery of the "cancer bacillus," the common germ of cancer, threatens to have as many claimants as the authorship of "Jun Letters." In addition to Dr. Sheurlen, who was the first before the public, two Italian announce themselves as having indiscretely made the discovery—Dr. Barnett, professor of clinical medicine at Siena, Dr. Sanarelli, a graduate and teacher at same school. But, it seems, a compatriot Sheurlen is also in the field to claim priority in the discovery—Dr. Schill. France, not to be outdone, has her special claim in Dr. Perin, And, finally, Brazil, in Domingos Preiro, the yellow fever "vaccinationist," claims the honor of the discovery for the New World.—Chicago News. Disinfection by Steam Heat. It has been found; in experiments on the infection of packages by heat and by air, that dry heat at the boiling point for hour is sufficient to destroy active bacilli all ordinary infectious diseases; but, if ores are to be attacked, a heat of 345 deg. an hour or of 220 deg. for four hours will be required. The complete penetration an object by steam heat for more than five minutes is sufficient for its full disinfection; this method is applicable to such articles allows, which are very difficult of penetration to dry heat—Public Opinion. French Cardinal Agata. French sardine, which for several years has been scarred, leading to the fear that would eventually become extinct as a cardfish, have appeared on the French coast more numerously than ever. The death of French fish brought into the market great quantities of American fish of some sort which, done up in codion and oil or distilled mustard, have been called sardines. The American product is not to be compared to the French article, which bear "painful supply of pure olive oil," stable real—Cincinnati Commercial Gazette. Oyster Sharps in Congress. The oyster is Washington's most popular food. It is a great favorite among public men. To most of them the fresh, juicy oyster of Washington is a novelty. The waiters and the members from the interior of the south, speaking generally, never saw an oyster in any shell except that made of tin until they came to the capital. Their stay always kills their taste for canned oysters. For three hours in the middle of every day the two restaurants as the Capitol are crowded with members and senators, standing or sitting before beams of Lynn Havens and Blue Points. A few months after the beginning of his term in congress and in oyster eating the back country member becomes extremely particular about the nativity and freshness of the bivalves set before him. He likes to have a wondering and admiring listener on such occasions, a constituent in a state of primitive greenness on the oyster subject. Some of the congressional waiters always decorous and patient, have to provide themselves with large alvees in which to hide the laughter that such experiences inevitably excite. It is a fad like unto that adopted by an occasional callow shipper snapper who questions and discusses the wines that were born a century before he was. Boston Globe. A Spring Sethawk. First Nebraska Citizen—Wheeler cold this morning. Second Nebraska Citizen—Bee; wind's from the east. True enough, so it is; did not notice; blowing direct from New York. In Galena gave a series of tea parties for some charitable organization. Mrs. C. U. Grant belonged to the church circle, but would not give the tea party. "I haven't a whole lot of china in the house," she said in excuse, "and I will not ask company to eat off broken or nicked dishes." Detroit Free Press. No Longer Dependent on Nature. One thing to be borne in mind in reflections upon our future is that modern cities are to an unprecedented extent artificial products, the work of men's genius and energy. Formerly nature decided where a great city could grow up, and a high civilization was possible only on the sea coast or on the banks of great rivers. Now man has subjugated nature to such an extent that he is comparatively speaking, independent of her whim and caprice. If natural waterways fail, be may construct artificial waterways, and even without the aid of navigation at all a city may spring up in the heart of a continent. Berlin, nearly the size of New York, is in the center of a great open plain on the continent of Europe, and may be regarded as a work of art. Only by canals can navigable rivers be reached; while the modern iron highway, the railroad still more an artificial product, is a far more important element in developing Berlin, which has become an important railroad center. It is the will of man which has made Berlin more important than the seaports Bremen and Hamburg—Baltic more Sun. Oyster Sharps in Congress. The oyster is Washington's most popular food. It is a great favorite among public men. To most of them the fresh, juicy oyster of Washington is a novelty. The waiters and the members from the interior of the south, speaking generally, never saw an oyster in any shell except that made of tin until they came to the capital. Their stay always kills their taste for canned oysters. For three hours in the middle of every day the two restaurants as the Capitol are crowded with members and senators, standing or sitting before beams of Lynn Havens and Blue Points. A few months after the beginning of his term in congress and in oyster eating the back country member becomes extremely particular about the nativity and freshness of the bivalves set before him. He likes to have a wondering and admiring listener on such occasions, a constituent in a state of primitive greenness on the oyster subject. Some of the congressional waiters always decorous and patient, have to provide themselves with large alvees in which to hide the laughter that such experiences inevitably excise. It is a fad like unto that adopted by an occasional callow shipper who questions and discusses the wines that were born a century before he was. Boston Globe. A Spring Sethawk. First Nebraska Citizen—Wheeler cold this morning. Second Nebraska Citizen—Bee; wind's from the east. True enough, so it is; did not notice; blowing direct from New York. In Galena gave a series of tea parties for some charitable organization. Mrs. C. U. Grant belonged to the church circle, but would not give the tea party. "I haven't a whole lot of china in the house," she said in excuse, "and I will not ask company to eat off broken or nicked diapers." Detroit Free Press. No Longer Dependent on Nature. One thing to be borne in mind in reflections upon our future is that modern cities are to an unprecedented extent artificial products, the work of men's genius and energy. Formerly nature decided where a great city could grow up, and a high civilization was possible only on the sea coast or on the banks of great rivers. Now man has subjugated nature to such an extent that he is comparatively speaking, independent of her whim and caprice. If natural waterways fail, be may construct artificial waterways, and even without the aid of navigation at all a city may spring up in the heart of a continent. Berlin, nearly the size of New York, is in the center of a great open plain on the continent of Europe, and may be regarded as a work of art. Only by canals can navigable rivers be reached; while the modern iron highway, the railroad still more an artificial product, is a far more important element in developing Berlin, which has become an important railroad center. It is the will of man which has made Berlin more important than the seaports Bremen and Hamburg—Baltic more Sun. Oyster Sharps in Congress. The oyster is Washington's most popular food. It is a great favorite among public men. To most of them the fresh, juicy oyster of Washington is a novelty. The waiters and the members from the interior of the south, speaking generally, never saw an oyster in any shell except that made of tin until they came to the capital. Their stay always kills their taste for canned oysters. For three hours in the middle of every day the two restaurants as the Capitol are crowded with members and senators, standing or sitting before beams of Lynn Havens and Blue Points. A few months after the beginning of his term in congress and in oyster eating the back country member becomes extremely particular about the nativity and freshness of the bivalves set before him. He likes to have a wondering and admiring listener on such occasions, a constituent in a state of primitive greenness on the oyster subject. Some of the congressional waiters always decorous and patient, have to provide themselves with large alvees in which to hide the laughter that such experiences inevitably excise. It is a fad like unto that adopted by an occasional callow shipper who questions and discusses the wines that were born a century before he was. Boston Globe. A Spring Sethawk. First Nebraska Citizen—Wheeler cold this morning. Second Nebraska Citizen—Bee; wind's from the east. True enough, so it is; did not notice; blowing direct from New York. In Galena gave a series of tea parties for some charitable organization. Mrs. C. U. Grant belonged to the church circle, but would not give the tea party. "I haven't a whole lot of china in the house," she said in excuse, "and I will not ask company to eat off broken or nicked diapers." Detroit Free Press. No Longer Dependent on Nature. One thing to be borne in mind in reflections upon our future is that modern cities are to an unprecedented extent artificial products, the work of men's genius and energy. Formerly nature decided where a great city could grow up, and a high civilization was possible only on the sea coast or on the banks of great rivers. Now man has subjugated nature to such an extent that he is comparatively speaking, independent of her whim and caprice. If natural waterways fail, be may construct artificial waterways, and even without the aid of navigation at all a city may spring up in the heart of a continent. Berlin, nearly the size of New York, is in the center of a great open plain on the continent of Europe, and may be regarded as a work of art. Only by canals can navigable rivers be reached; while the modern iron highway, the railroad still more an artificial product, is a far more important element in developing Berlin, which has become an important railroad center. It is the will of man which has made Berlin more important than the seaports Bremen and Hamburg—Baltic more Sun. Oyster Sharps in Congress. The oyster is Washington's most popular food. It is a great favorite among public men. To most of them the fresh, juicy oyster of Washington is a novelty. The waiters and the members from the interior of the south, speaking generally, never saw an oyster in any shell except that made of tin until they came to the capital. Their stay always kills their taste for canned oysters. For three hours in the middle of every day the two restaurants as the Capitol are crowded with members and senators, standing or sitting before beams of Lynn Havens and Blue Points. A few months after the beginning of his term in congress and in oyster eating the back country member becomes extremely particularly aboutthe nativity and freshnessofthebivalvessetbeforehim.Herelikeslaugherthetalkaboutsuchexperienceinimitabilityexcises.itisafadlikeunintotheadoptedbyanoccasionalcallowshippersnapperwhohuestarnedacenturybeforehewas.BostonGlobe. A Spring Sethawk. First Nebraska Citizen—Wheeler cold this morning. Second Nebraska Citizen—Bee; wind's fromthe east. True enough，so it is；did not notice； blowing direct from New York。 In Galena gave a series of tea parties for some charitable organization.Mrs.C.U.Grant belongedtothechurchcirclebutwouldnotgivetheteparty.Noteforpublicationoftimeforpreventingnecessarywhitefaceanddeathinthelibrariesatthismuseum.AtibraryrewardwillbepaidforreturnofH.O.Dubuiness.CouncilmanByP.R.H.Duwrey.TobepublisheduntilawearforthreeweeksAtkinsonGlassman.WilsonWardandMichaelNobleman.MatthewGardner.CountyorLosAngelesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAngelesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAngelesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAngelesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAngelesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAngelesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAngelesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAngelesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAngelesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAngelesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAngelesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAngelesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAngelesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAngelesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAngelesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAngelesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAngelesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAngelesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAngelesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAngelesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAngelesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAngelesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAngelesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAngelesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAngelesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAnglesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAnglesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAnglesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAnglesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRY.CountyorLosAnglesCounty.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTERCountrysinceitisafadlikeunintotheadoptedbyanoccasionalcallowshippersnapperwhosternamedacenturybeforehewas.BostonGlobe. A Spring Sethawk: First Nebraska Citizen—Wheeler cold this morning. Second Nebraska Citizen—Bee; wind'sfromthe east. True enough，so it is；did not notice； blowing direct from New York。 In Galena gave a series of tea parties for some charitable organization.Mrs.C.U.Grant belongedtothechurchcirclebutwouldnotgivetheteparty.Noteforpublicationoftimeforpreventingnecessarywhitefaceanddeathinthelibrariesatthismuseum.AtibraryrewardwillbepaidforthreeweeksAtkinsonGlassman.WilsonWardandMichaelNobleman.MatthewGardner.CountyorLos AngelesCountry.IntheSUPERIORCOUNTRYSinceitisafadlikeunintotheadoptedbyanoccasionalcallowshippersnapperwhosternamedacenturybeforehewas.BostonGlobe。 THE ANAHEIM, GAZETTE, THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1888. MISCELLANEOUS FOUNTAIN SALOON Center Street, KROEGER'S BLOCK. N. HART, PROPRIETOR. INEST WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Anheuser-Busch Beer ON DRAUGHT. EXPRESS and Baggage COMPANY. All orders promptly at ended to so Fine 'Bus for Picnics, Excursions, Etc. OFFICE: Telephone Cigar Store op. 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VOTERATTENTIONDON'T LOSE YOURYOU MUST RE-CREATE In order to vote at the coming Presidents' order of the Board of Supervisors of county,Cal,and Do you feel dull, languid, low-spirited, lifeless, and indescribably miserable, both physically and emotionally, upon the morning of fullness or bloating after eating, or of "grouseiness," or emptiness of stomach in the morning, tongue coated, bitter or bad taste in mouth, irregular appetite, diziness, frequent headaches, blurred eyesight, "boating specks" before the eye, nervous prostration or exhaustion, irritability of urination, rubbing alternating with chilly sensations, sharp biting, translent pain here and there, cold feet, drowsiness after meals, wakefulness, or disturbed and unrefreshing sleep, constant indescribable feeling of dread, or of impending death? If you have all, or any considerable number of these symptoms, you are suffering from that most common of American maladies—Billous Dyspepsia, or Torsipid Liver, associated with Dyspepsia, or Indigestion. The more complicated your disease has become, the greater the number and diversity of symptoms. No matter what stage it has reached, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will subdue it, if taken according to directions for a reasonable length of time. If not cured, complications multiply and Consumption of the Lungs Skin Disease Hair and Rheumatism, Kidney Disease, or other grave maladies are quite liable to set in and sooner or later, induce a fatal termination. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery acts powerfully upon the Liver, and therefore that great blood purifying organ cleanses the system of all blood-binding and purification from whatever cause arising. It is equally efficacious in acting upon the Kidneys, and other excretory organs, cleansing, strengthening, and healing their diseases. As an appetizing restorative tonic, it promotes digestion without tussin; thereby helps to both flesh and strength. In material districts this wonderful medicine has gained great celebrity in curing Fever and Ague, Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, and kindred diseases. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery CURES ALL HUMORS, from a common Blotch, or Eruption, to the worst Scrofula, Salt-rheum, "Fever-sores," Scaly or Rough Skin, in short, all diseases caused by bad blood are conquered by this powerful, purifying and invigorating medicinal Eating Uppers rapidly heal under its bountiful influence. Especially hardened feets its potency in curing Tettler, Exema, Erysipelas, Bolls Carbuncle, Sore Eyes, Scrofulous Sores and Swellings, Hip-joint Disease, White Swellings," Goddess, or Thick Neck, and Enlarged Glance. Send ten cents in advance at a butter Factory to obtain a vital plaque on Skin Disease, or the same amount for a Treatise on Scrofulous Actions. "FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE." Thoroughly cleans it by using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and good vital strength and bodily health will be established. CONSUMPTION, which is heroic of the Lungs is smeared and cured by this remedy. If taken in the earlier stages of the disease. From its miraculous power over this terrifying fatal disease, when first offering this new world-famed remedy to the public, Dr. Pierce thought seriously of itself. Consumption that may be tolerated for a medicine which, from its wonderful combination of tonic, or strengthening, alimentary or blood-cleaning-and-bilious personal and nutritive properties is unguarded, not only as a remedy for Consumption, but for all Convulsions of the Liver、Blood,and Lungs. For Weak Lungs, Suctioning of Blood. Burthens of Breath. Curran Nail Cuture. Bronchitis. Asthma. Sore Cheeks and Kindled Diseases. It is an efficient remedy. Do you feel dull, languid, low-spirited, lifeless, and indescribably miserable, both physiological and emotionally expressed of fulness or bloating after eating, or of "grooseiness," or emptiness of stomach in the morning, tongue coated, bitter or bad taste in mouth, irregular appetite, diziness,frequent headaches, blurred eyesight,"Boating specks" before the eye,nervous prostration or exhaustion,iiritability of urination,Habitual alternating with chilly sensations，sharp biting，translent pains here and there,cold feet,drowsiness after meals，wakefulness，或 disturbed and unrefreshing sleep，constant indescribable feeling of dread，or of impendance? If you have all，or any considerable number of these symptoms，you are suffering from that most common of American maladies—Billous Dyspepsia，or Torsipid Liver，associated with Dyspepsia，or Indigestion.The more complicated your disease has become,the greater the number and diversity of symptoms.No matter what stage it has reached，Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will subdue it，if taken according to directions for a reasonable length of time.If not cured，complications multiply and Consumption of the Lungs Skin Disease,Hair and Rheumatism，Kidney Disease，或 other grave maladies are quite liable to set in and sooner or later，induce a fatal termination. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery acts powerfully upon the Liver,and that greatest blood purifying organ cleanses the system of all blood-binding and purification from whatever cause arising.It is equally efficacious in acting upon the Kidneys,and other excretory organs,cleansing,strengthening,and healing their diseases.As an appetiting restorative tonic，它 promotes digestion without tussin；thereby helps to both flesh and strength.In material districts this wonderful medicine has gained great celebrity in curing Fever and Ague，Chills and Fever,Dumb Ague,and kindred diseases. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery CURES ALL HUMORS, from a common Blotch,或 Eruption，to the worst Scrofula,Salt-rheum,"Fever-sores," Scaly or Rough Skin，在short，all diseases caused by bad blood are conquered by this powerful,purifying and invigorating medicinal Eating Uppers rapidly heal under its bountiful influence.Expecially hardened feets its potency in curing Tettler，Exema，Erysipelas,Bolls Carbuncle,Sore Eyes，Scrofulous Sores和 Swellings,Hip-joint Disease,"White Swellings","Goddess，或 Thick Neck,and Enlarged Glance.Send ten cents in advance at a butter Factory to obtain a vital plaque on Skin Disease，或 the same amount for a Treatise on Scrofulous Actions. "FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE." Thoroughly cleans it by using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,and good vital strength and bodily health will be established. CONSUMPTION, which is Heroic of the Lungs is smeared and cured by this remedy.If taken in the earlier stages of the disease.From its miraculous power over this terrifying fatal disease，when first offering this new world-famed remedy to the public，Dr. Pierce thought seriously of itself.Consumption that may be tolerated for a medicine which，从它的 wonderful combination of tonic，或 strengthening，alimentary或 blood-cleaning-and-bilious personal和 nutritive properties is unguarded，不仅 as a remedy for Consumption，但 for all Convulsions of the Liver、Blood,and Lungs. For Weak Lungs,Suffering of Blood.Burthens of Breath,Curran Nail Cuture.Bronchitis.Asthma.Sore Cheeks和 Kindled Diseases。它 is an efficient remedy. Do you feel dull,Languid,低-spirited,Lifeless,and indescribably miserable,both physiologicaland emotionally expressedof fulnessorbloatingaftereating.orof"grooseiness",oremptinessof stomachinthemorning,tongue,intraginal appetite,dizziness,frequentheadaches ,blurredeyestight,"Boatingspecksbeforetheeye,nervousprostrationorexhaustion,iiritabilityofurinarytissue.No matterwhatstageithasreached，Dr.Pierce'sGoldenMedicalDiscoverywillsubdueit.itif takenaccordingto directionsforareasonablelengthoftime.Notcured complicationmultiplyandConsumptionoftheLungs SkinDisease,HairandRheumatism,RhineDisease,或othergravemaladiesarequiteliabletosetinandsoonerorlater，induceafataltermination. Dr.Pierce'sGoldenMedicalDiscoveryactspowerfullyupontheLiver,andthatgrreatbloodpurifyingorgancleansesthesystemofallblood-bindingandpurificationfromwhatevercausearising.ItsequalityefucaciousinactivingupontheKidneys,andotherexcretoryorgans,cleansing,strengthening,andhealingthedisease.Asanappetitingrestorativetonic,它promotesdigestionwithouttussin;therebyhelpsbothfleshandstrength.InmaterialdistrictsthiswonderfulmedicinehasgainedgreatcelebrityincurringFeverandAgue，ChillsandFever,DumbAgue,andkindreddiagnosis." "FORTHEBLOODISTHELIFE." Thoroughly cleans it by using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,and good vital strength and bodily health will be established. CONSUMPTION, whichis HeroicoftheLungsis smearedandcuredbythisremedy.liftedintheearlierstagesofthedisease.Fromitsmiraculouspoweroverthisterrifying fataldisease，当firstofferingthisnewworld-famedremedytothepublic，Dr.Piercethoughtaciouslyofitself.Consumptionthatmaybe toleratedforamedicationwhich,从它的wonderfulcombinationoftonic,或strongening，alimentary或blood-cleaning-and-biliouspersonal和nutritivepropertiesisunguarded,不仅asa remedyforConsumption,但forallConvulsionsoftheLivers,Blood,andLungs. ForWeakLungs,SufferingofBlood.BurthensofBreath,CurranNailCuture.Bronchitis.Asthma.SoreCheeks和 KindledDiagnosis.它isanefficientremedy." "FORTHEBLOODISTHELIFE." Thoroughly cleans it by using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,and good vital strength and bodily health will be established. CONSUMPTION, whichis HeroicoftheLungsis smearedandcuredbythisremedy.liftedintheearlierstagesofthedisease.Fromitsmiraculouspoweroverthisterrifying fataldisease，当firstofferingthisnewworld-famedremedytothepublic，Dr.Piercethoughtaciouslyofitself.Consumptionthatmaybe toleratedforamedicationwhich,从它的wonderfulcombinationoftonic,或strongening，alimentary或blood-cleaning-and-biliouspersonal和nutritivepropertiesisunguarded,不仅asa remedyforConsumption,但forallConvulsionsoftheLivers,Blood,andLungs. ForWeakLungs,SufferingofBlood.BurthensofBreath,CurranNailCuture.Bronchitis.Asthma.SoreCheeks和 KindledDiagnosis.它isanefficientremedy." "FORTHEBLOODISTHELIFE." Thoroughly cleans it by using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,and good vital strength and bodily health will be established. CONSUMPTION, whichis HeroicoftheLungsis smearedandcuredbythisremedy.liftedintheearlierstagesofthedisease.Fromitsmiraculouspoweroverthisterrifying fataldisease，当firstofferingthisnewworld-famedremedytothepublic，Dr.Piercethoughtaciouslyofitself.Consumptionthatmaybe toleratedforamedicationwhich,从它的wonderfulcombinationoftonic,或strongening，alimentary或blood-cleaning-and-biliouspersonal和nutritivepropertiesisunguarded,不仅asa remedyforConsumption但forallConvulsionsoftheLivers,Blood,andLungs. ForWeakLungs,SufferingofBlood.BurthensofBreath,CurranNailCuture.Bronchitis.Asthma.SoreCheeks和 KindledDiagnosis.它isanefficientremedy." "FORTHEBLOODISTHELIFE." Thoroughly cleans it by using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,and good vital strength and bodily health will be established. CONSUMPTION, whichis HeroicoftheLungsis smearedandcuredbythisremedy.liftedintheearlierstagesofthedisease.Fromitsmiraculouspoweroverthisterrifying fataldisease，当firstofferingthisnewworld-famedremedytothepublic，Dr.Piercethoughtaciouslyofitself.Consumptionthatmaybe toleratedforamedicationwhich,从它的wonderfulcombinationoftonic,或strongening，alimentary或blood-cleaning-and-biliouspersonal和nutritivepropertiesisunguarded,不仅asa remedyforConsumption但forallConvulsionsoftheLivers,Blood,andLungs. ForWeakLungs,SufferingofBlood.BurthensofBreath,CurranNailCuture.Bronchitis.Asthma.SoreCheeks和 KindledDiagnosis.它isanefficientremedy." "FORTHEBLOODISTHELIFE." Thoroughly cleans it by using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,and good vital strength and bodily health will be established. CONSUMPTION, whichis HeroicoftheLungsis smearedandcuredbythisremedy.liftedintheearlierstagesofthedisease.Fromitsmiraculouspoweroverthisterrifying fataldisease，当firstofferingthisnewworld-famedremedytothepublic，Dr.Piercethoughtaciouslyofitself.Consumptionthatmaybe toleratedforamedicationwhich,从它的wonderfulcombinationoftonic,或strongening，alimentary或blood-cleaning-and-biliouspersonal和nutritivepropertiesisunguarded,不仅asa remedyforConsumption但forallConvulsionsoftheLivers,Blood,andLungs. ForWeakLungs,SufferingofBlood.BurthensofBreath,CurranNailCuture.Bronchitis.Asthma.SoreCheeks和 KindledDiagnosis.它isanefficientremedy." "FORTHEBLOODISTHELIFE." Thoroughly cleans it by using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,and good vital strength and bodily health will be established. CONSUMPTION, whichis HeroicoftheLungsis smearedandcuredbythisremedy.liftedintheearlierstagesofthedisease.Fromitsmiraculouspoweroverthisterrifying fataldisease，当firstofferingthisnewworld-famedremedytothepublic，Dr.Piercethoughtaciouslyofitself.Consumptionthatmaybe toleratedforamedicationwhich,从它的wonderfulcombinationoftonic,或strongening，alimentary或blood-cleaning-and-biliouspersonal和nutritivepropertiesisunguarded,不仅asa remedyforConsumption但forallConvulsionsoftheLivers,Blood,andLugs. ForWeakLungs,SufferingofBlood.BurthensofBreath,CurranNailCuture.Bronchitis.Asthma.SoreCheeks和 KindledDiagnosis.它isanefficientremedy." "FORTHEBLOODISTHELIFE." Thoroughly cleans it by using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,and good vital strength and bodily health will be established. CONSUMPTION, whichis HeroicoftheLungsis smearedandcuredbythisremedy.liftedintheearlierstagesofthedisease.Fromitsmiraculouspoweroverthisterrifying fataldisease，当firstofferingthisnewworld-famedremedytothepublic，Dr.Piercethoughtaciouslyofitself.Consumptionthatmaybe toleratedforamedicationwhich,从它的wonderfulcombinationoftonic,或strongening，alimentary或blood-cleaning-and-biliouspersonal和nutritivepropertiesisunguarded,不仅asa remedyforConsumption但forallConvulsionsoftheLivers,Blood,andLugs. ForWeakLungs,SufferingofBlood.BurthensofBreath,CurranNailCuture.Bronchitis.Asthma.SoreCheeks和 KindledDiagnosis.它isanefficientremedy." "FORTHEBLOODISTHELIFE." Thoroughly cleans it by using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,and good vital strength and bodily health will be established. CONSUMPTION, whichis HeroicoftheLungsis smearedandcuredbythisremedy.liftedintheearlierstagesofthedisease.Fromitsmiraculouspoweroverthisterrifying fataldisease，当firstofferingthisnewworld-famedremedytothepublic，Dr.Piercethoughtaciouslyofitself.Consumptionthatmaybe toleratedforamedicationwhich,从它的wonderfulcombinationoftonic,或strongening，alimentary或blood-cleaning-and-biliouspersonal和nutritivepropertiesisunguarded,不仅asa remedyforConsumption但forallConvulsionsoftheLivers,Blood,andLugs. ForWeakLungs,SufferingofBlood.BurthensOfBreath,CurranNailCuture.Bronchitis.Asthma.SoreCheeks和 KindledDiagnosis.它isanefficientremedy." "FORTHEBLOODISTHELIFE." Thoroughly cleans it by using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,and good vital strength and bodily health will be established. CONSUMPTION, whichis HeroicoftheLungsis smearedandcuredbythisremedy.liftedintheearlierstagesofthedisease.Fromitsmiraculouspoweroverthisterrifying fataldisease，当firstofferingthisnewworld-famedremedytothepublic，Dr.Piercethoughtaciouslyofitself.Consumptionthatmaybe toleratedforamedicationwhich,从它的wonderfulcombinationoftonic,或strongening，alimentary或blood-cleaning-and-biliouspersonal和nutritivepropertiesisunguarded,不仅asa remedyforConsumption但forallConvulsionsoftheLivers,Blood,andLugs. ForWeakLungs,SufferingofBlood.BurthensOfBreath,CurranNailCuture.Bronchitis.Asthma.SoreCheeks和 KindledDiagnosis.它isanefficientremedy." "FORTHEBLOODISTHELIFE." Thoroughly cleans it by using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,and good vital strength and bodily health will be established. CONSUMPTION, whichis HeroicoftheLungsis smearedandcuredbythisremedy.liftedintheearlierstagesofthedisease.Fromitsmiraculouspoweroverthisterrifying fataldisease，当firstofferingthisnewworld-famedremedytothepublic，Dr.Piercethoughtaciouslyofitself.Consumptionthatmaybe toleratedforamedication which,从它的wonderfulcombinationoftonic,或strongening，alimentary或blood-cleaning-and-biliouspersonal和nutritivepropertiesisunguarded,不仅asa remedyforConsumption但forallConvulsions.oftheLivers,Blood,andLugs. ForWeakLungs,SufferingofBlood.BurthensOfBreath,CurranNailCuture.Bronchitis.Asthma.SoreCheeks和 KindledDiagnosis.它isanefficientremedy." "FORTHEBLOODISTHELIFE." Thoroughly cleans it by using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,and good vital strength and bodily health will be established. CONSUMPTION, whichis HeroicoftheLungsis smearedandcuredbythisremedy.liftedintheearlierstagesofthedisease.Fromitsmiraculouspoweroverthisterrifying fataldisease，当firstofferingthisnewworld-famedremedytothepublic，Dr.Piercethoughtaciouslyofitself.Consumption thatmaybe toleratedforamedication which,从它的wonderfulcombination-oftonic,或strongening，alimentary或blood-cleaning-and-biliouspersonal和nutritivepropertiesisunguarded,不仅as a remedyforConsumption但forallConvulsions.oftheLivers,Blood,andLugs. ForWeakLungs,SufferingofBlood.BurthensOfBreath,CurranNailCuture.Bronchitis.Asthma.SoreCheeks和 KindledDiagnosis.它isanefficientremedy." "FORTHEBLOODISTHELIFE." Thoroughly cleans it by using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,and good vital strength and bodily health will be established. CONSUMPTION, whichis HeroicoftheLungsis smearedandcuredbythisremedy.liftedin.theearlierstagesofthedisease.Fromitsmiraculouspoweroverthisterrifying fataldisease，当firstofferingthisnewworld-famedremedytothepublic，Dr.Piercethoughtaciouslyofitself.Consumption thatmaybe toleratedforamedication which,从它的wonderfulcombination-oftonic,或strongening，alimentary或blood-cleaning-and-biliouspersonal和nutritivepropertiesisunguarded,不仅as a remedyforConsumption但forallConvulsions.oftheLivers,Blood,andLugs. ForWeakLungs,SufferingofBlood.BurthensOfBreath,CurranNailCuture.Bronchitis.Asthma.SoreCheeks和 KindledDiagnosis.它isanefficientremedy." "FORTHEBLOODISTHELIFE." Thoroughly cleans it by using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,and good vital strength and bodily health will be established. 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The treatment should consider individual needs. The treatment should consider individual needs. The treatment should consider individual needs. The treatment should consider individual needs. The treatment should consider individual needs. The treatment should F. CONRAD, Brewer and Wine Manufacturer Departed in the Best Records of Melwood & Rye Whiskies. Wines and Pure Brandy. My BEER is Equal to any Lager Beer in the State. J.M. Griffith Company. LUMBER DEALERS. (Near Railroad Depot) ANAHEIM. Keep consistently on hand Doors, Blinds, Windows. MOULDINGS. Posts, Shakes, Shingles. LATH, HAIR, PLASTER OF PARIS. ANAHEIM GRINT MILLS OPERATING ON Wednesdays and Saturdays of each week. Corn Feed, Meal, Milk, Oil, Vatation, Corn shipped and shipped. R. LUEDKE. Watch Maker and Jeweler Centre Street, Anaheim. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF WATCHES, CLOCK and Jewelry carefully repaired and warranted. A fine assortment of Elgin and Waltham Watches. F. & J. BACKS, Hotel del Campo Tract! Three Minutes walk from the business center of Anaheim. Adjoining the depot grounds of the California Central Railroad. Fifty Thousand Dollar Hotel now being Built on the Tract. Business and residence lots are now offered for sale on this tract at low prices, which will only hold good for a limited time. Special inducements are offered to persons who will build on This Tract. The owners of this tract will spare no expense in improving it and Making it the choicest part of town. For information, maps and price list apply to A. E. Hendricks, Real Estate Agt, ANAHEIM, CAL. THE GAZETTE EVERY DESCRIPTION OF WATCHES, CLOCK and JEWELRY carefully repaired and warranted. A fine assortment of Elgin and Waitham Watches. F. & J. BACKS, MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN Furniture, Bedding And Wall Paper. Picture Frames, Curtiers and Mouldings, Paints, Oils and Valuables, Jewelry Machines and Material UNDERTAKERS. All orders for cabinet work, paper hanging, etc., promptly executed. 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