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PENNsYLvA4nN>iA rEEANIuLE3lAD.
AND UNITED STATES MtiL ROUTE

n.
on ani after July \ 1873.
Trains leave New York, via Desbrosses and Cortandt
sts Ferries, as follows
Express Tor HARRISBURG Pittsburgh the West and South
WITH Pullman Palace Cars attached, "A. NJ, and ; 81
For wihamsport Lock Haven, Cory and Erie, ats 70
r. ~ connecting at Cory for ntusvile. Petrole um
Centre and the OIL Regions wilismsport and Lock
BAlumore, wsshington and the South Limited wash.
sunday. 9 30 A. VI. arrive WASHINGTON 4iO Y. N
REGULAR a. 20 A. NJ, l. $50, andeP NJ. sunday . 80
Express for Philadelphia 81 7 30 30 % 30 Lin.
ted. II A. N. /, T. 5, Il. u 81 I o. 81 and r "
sunday. 4 80 and A. NJ S, u. d 81 30 30 aud r.
VI. Emigrant and second class. z.
For Cape May. 4. VI
Boats OF brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains At Jersey city, anordng speedy And direct
transfer Tor Brook vi travel
For trains 10 Newark Elizabeth. Railway. Princeton.
Trenton ferth Amhoy, Flemngton Belvicre and
other point, see local schedules Al all Ticket Ofces
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh 3d. 10 80 A NJ 10 20
daily; - A. VI. d.iD y VI daily. except Monday
From Washington and Baltimore, Il 80, . ~ A. NJ I 10
ia. 1910 Y VI SUNDAY. q 3D. o ~ A " FROM PhilA'
dclphiA. ~. $50 stl 10 80, II 81 A. VI ), 10
10. 80, q 50. = ~ 1910. 10 - T. VI SUNDAY sos
& ~. go 10 90. II 30 4 VI q y. 10 - Z. VI
Ticket Onces, 526 and "a Broadway, Aston House
ani foot ot De,hrosses AMI Cortlandt SIS Court
aud Brook yn Annex Depot foot oi Fulton st Rronklyn
ia llN ami llN Hudson st, llobuken, Depot Jersey
tily Emiyrant iicAet once, : Battery place
FRANK THOMSON. l.. T. FARMER.
General Mdnager Gcn'l PASSENGER AGENT
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Complaint was lodged yesterday on behalf OF
Charles Herbert, minor that Alex II McGcaron had
collected 81 ~ ~ for pension money and had paid
only sGpp McGrtron said that hc had paid certain
sums for the rNucss ant fuucra expenses N the claim
rnt- brother. the responsibility Tor which Is awaiting
judicial nvcsuTntun and that lac Is ready to pay over
u hate Z balance is
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Western Union. Dividend.

Tho Western Union Telegraph Company do.
omrcd yesterday the usual dividend VI ~ per cent pay.
"h" Oct 10 The estimated net pronts for the quarter
'i sept - are ~ OOl 36I ~ To this adding surplu,
"NN ! m fSs ms 3D. and deductng Si7O.OJO for h1ei
snTtr =, tnh-lfuthon account &C. leaYesa balance VI
~, ~ ~ The WYnltnd oi y. per cent Te1uiI es
$'-'''' ""l WAS EglSA!A. svTglss VI S39j,3l2.2l
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TOWN COUNCILLOR DIR. TIL. KYLr
Analytical Chemist.

r 4 Her5erts. ~ VIC. to,'d ofns 4 s, cDtgrsi
Al your request aud in your company visited. Octoer
s. 1877, tho Apoinaris spring, near Neucnahr We
Mr.. A. Kreuzhcrg the Director Of the Apohnaris Co
Linz lie permitted inspection Of the whole estatsn.
ment IexAmincd infinitely every locality there anal
convinced myseir of the none xi-tenco of any
apparatus for the production of artificial car-
homie acid. The natural oarbonic acid arising The
spring existsin such an enormous quantity as would
make the Of aruneial manufactured eArbonic acid
absurdIty.
Ihavo no hesitation In declaring that. In richnes@
carbonc acid. the Apoiiinaris Spring IL not mp
preached by any other known German Spring.
and that IL deserves In every respect the Of an
excellent naturally acdulated water.
The United States Consul ut Cologne. who sent this
port to the Government. declares, from his own In
spcction, the Apoiiinari. Water. US bot,Ied.s
natural product.
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~ o,atd Hallway open from "a \. VI to y +
stations Rector ST., nearest point for Wall a. ferry
Cortanlt St nearest point tor Jersey city and Com
Wnmpaw iermc. PARK place. nearest point for Post
once, city Hall, AMI Barclay t. ferry L. HohoKcu,
thambers Il nearest point Tor faVouia and Eric Il Il
Jerry Franklin IT, Grand It, nearest poiu,s for Dos
broses 4 FERRY to Jersey city and Peoples Line steam
crs for Albany Blocker st -h It, nearest points Tor
Christopher crry a. Hob Ken li 2ii y nearest
point oI 23d 4 terry 70 Jersey city 3d st t2d i near
est point Tor Y central X depot. 5pth 4 h-h i
nearest point Tor Central Park For uptown trains take
eat side stations For downtown trains take west side
stations Pare 10 cents except between the hours 81,
and "a and and n ", when the iare Is cents
Routc-FIum 's-ih Il along di hv 70 and along Amiy
n 90 and aluus south aih av 10 canal 81 crossing into
ami along West Broadway 10 chambers 81 crossing into
AMI along cole gc place. 10 ant along Murray and
along church St. 10 ami aons Sew church Morris
st. Connects with the tulloNin. horse lines Al Rec
tor st. with cars tor south Ferry At Grand It with
for peshrosses aud East Grand It ferries At st
with cars for east AMI west, NJ 9Th st. with Tor
Christopher ami East 10Th It ferries at ltth st. with
for West 23d and East 2a and Jith ferries 33i
It with cars for WoehaMken ferry AT a9t st with
OF Belt Line Railroad. WM. r. GARRISON. President
" VIZ HAmrkLIN. sumo rlninnlNml
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ITO PHILADELPIIIA,

Il VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
BErMkE
NEW YORK ANp PHILADELPHIA.
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY,
THREE nkfOrS IL PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
on AND AFTER July e. 1879.
Express Trains leave New YORK, VIA Dvsbrosses and
Cortsndt sts Ferries follows
90 go : 80, q 81 Lmited II 4 MI e9o
70 90 and +. sundays, 80 and a. NJ, g. a.
q 80, 81, : 80. and T. W.
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains AT Jersey city, anurdng a speedy and direct
transfer tor Brooklyn travel.
Ret nlns trains leave Philadelphia 20 T. 1855 = 30
and u VI Limited Express IS T. NJ, ,, T. 5 80 7,
slI I, 20 T. and Y Midnlsht ON sunday ~, I, Z
y saoA NJ IS p NJ, and u Midnight
Ticket btncts S2d and H4t Broadway, Aston House
And iot OF peNhr9sses and corthndt SIS Court st. AMI
hI9ohA Annex Depot foot OF FULTON Il, Brooklyn, M
us ami lS Hudson St, Hobuk,n. Depot Jersey CITY
FRANK THOMSON, /. r. FARMER
"ehoIal Manager General Passenger Agent
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DIR. MOUR.
Medical Councillor aud Professor at Bonn.

T"'N"""f w rF'''''''
In consequence Of communications received from YOU
felt called upon 10 visit the Apolnaris Spring and ex
amincd everything there most infinitely. have con
WINGED my self the spring yields such enormous guam
uty Of water 80 highly mpregnaed with natural carbonic
acid "a. not Go allow OF any foreign water or any
artificial carbonic ncid being used.
After an exhaustive investigation Of the spring. and OBJ
tanning the most complete information. declare tho
water, as supplied 90 the public from the
spring. to be purely natural In every respect.
aud OF most excellent quality.
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Oh, Gurf.
pOlitital

GRAND MASS MEETING THIS THURSDAY)
EHENlN6, Mt Cooper Institute of the National Green
bhck Labor party Eminent speakers will address tho
meeting WIN Labor Chairman GEN Com CORHF.
illus OkElLLi, Chairman Resident state COMMITTEE.
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QtrsuW,l Iutltts.

QtrsurlI Notltta
A TrENTION, pauentsl 20 years Paris hospital ex.
"a peHrncc, consult DR. PROrN ~ Bond 81 Tee III; ali
diseases skin disorders debility radically cured
III. SPECIAL complaints. medical or surgical
"a safely and successfully treated; advice Tree.
Dr. WILLIAMS - East 18th st.
RROtGuTON's Inygoratng Syrup cures stom.
Dacn, l,tf, Mlney diseases weakness, sc; also 10.
stores manhood Zoe ADVICE Tree. ONCE Ia West 4th st.
DISEASES OF MEN and nervous debility A .pe
- clhN fhuents can rely ON being ssully treat
Ell by DR. NJ MARX. u East Houston st. he ar Broadway
DISEASES OF MEN speciality; cure from q toJ
~ daNs pr DYER II West 18Th st, near 9TH av
NINE. buHGEH, Doctress cures all femals com.
4'i plants. 33i East 52d st.
9tntistrg.
TEETH EXTRACTED. csc with gas soc
gum sets, ~ up. Dr. BKOt GHTON 66 West lth st
81 LINZ gum sets, fully warranted GEORGE
nsr stIh 81 wa
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IUNTs
lni SOM monthly alternately from PnLlirlpla al
Now York JAVA sails saturday, SEPT 7, ~ noon
IoITHits OF passage and other Information apply -
- PETER WRIGHT 4 SONS, General Ascuts
SUIWAlnut 1 Philadelphia, 50 BroilwAy Sow a
JOHN MCDONALD, Agent battery pl4.t.
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delantto--- ttmaIts.

NAV leave their vors for rHv SuS at the only auth
ired nrtnNn advertisement Offices
I.2:t- Broadway. corner Ut 3lst st ill o T. NJ, ami
3O- West IA st. opposite Grand Opera House. aud 100
. q aN.. corner Of tItll St. unu : T. NJ
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SOrs,s, Carriages, DE-.

EOR sALE-A horse years old, Icy hands; sound
In every respect Will work in double or single har
mesa Call al 70 John st., Brooklyn
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PACIFIC MAIL srrAM,uIr coNT4YT
'I'HEHED sTAH LINEFOR ANTWERP.

ArsllN BALpWiS 4 co. AGENT. - Broadway
Secrn;e "el' A. :, tro"l"a> and at the Company q
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Shipping.
NATIONAL IINr.-fRoN NEw MN % = n

4N--fOR LONDON Victoria Docks l-----
Canada sept II. "a. l'france Synt y. , = N.
|7,-----Fok LlVEklooL ANn QtEENsruN -
The Queen sept II $50 Erin .... sent -. u ~
CABIN tl 10 SO currency; Storage, So Drafts irfn
q upward issued At very low rates tumpanys of;sA
Nos 80 and 70 Brnldway. y ". j HURST. Manager
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-03

A recent assay Of ore from the
Stonewall mine, Arizona, gave the
following results: First class, per
ton, $l4, 400; second class, SS41 6S;
third class, 500. Five tons, Sec
ond class, worked in Tidwelps
mill, produced 24l pounds of silver,
971 fine. The best ore is shipped to
San Francisco for reduction. The
vein is only opened fourteen feet.
Further developments, it is be-
lieved, will show it to be seventy
feet wide at the depth Q25 feet
where they are now working, and
there is no reason to believe that
the ore throughout will not prove
similar TO that already mined.
Judge Pecl's Court was occupied
yesterday afternoon in the re-trial
of Pettibone & Mead, accused of
keeping u house of ill-fame on Los
Angeles street. The jury was com.
posed of some of our most substan-
tial business men, who, after about
Is minutes deliberation, brought
in verdict of guilty. On the first
ballot they stood ten for conviction
to two for acquittal. This is the first
verdict of guilty, for similar of.
fence, we understand, ever ren.
dered by a jury in Los Angeles.
The penalty, we believe, is fine
not to exceed 5000 or three months
Imprisonment.
We understand that Kalmbach's
band will meet the Santa Ana.
Anaheim excursionists on their
arrival at the depot on Sunday
morning and escort them to Santa
Monica. During the day the band
will furnish dance music at the
Pavilion.
The steamer Newport OH her last
up trip from Newport Harbor to
San Francisco, took the following
freight: 2,1SO SKIS barley, 2lS,OOO
lbs; l4l SKIS potatoes, 1925 lbs; IS
cases eggs, $50 lbs; IS cases comb
honey, 10,560 lbs; 209 sheep, %, ,0S0
lbs; 40 hogs, IA. $50 lbs. Total
2s0.072 pounds.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-03

A woman put herself in the
hands of Boston dentist to have
her teeth reorganized. He found
them in very bad plight
and asked her why she had allowed
them to become SO decayed without
coming to him or some other den.
tist. She replied that she had not
had time. "But,n he insisted, "it
would not have taken long, and you
could have come in almost any
time" She saw that he was bent
on an explanation, AMI she fired
this at him like a cannon bali:
"Well, I guess if you hal had u
baby every year for ten years you
would think it was about enough
to tend to-" He acknowledged ii
that he should.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-03
The Lime Kiln Club.
detroit Free Press. ]

"Gen'len, de Fo'th % July am
numbered wild &c ded," said Broth
er Gardner, of the Lime Kiln Club,
as u horse fly sailed across the
room and made q dive for the elder
Toops pate. "I was dar; l 'spec
you was all dar. | took in de pur-
chestnut gazed at de orator-I
beheld de sky.roekets and var'us
deremblazonments dat decorated
de cable aiges o. de glor'us evenin'.
Den toted de ole woman up home
an got de chalk an made some
figgers on de booijack. Says L to
do ole lady, 'Dars ten million dol
lars bin shot off in de air an swal-
lowed down de throat to day, an
what fur?' AM de ole lady tossed
her bonnet on de bed an said:
"'We hez got to save de country,
ole man.
"I made some more figgers, an
I axed her, 'Ole woman, dar's bin
huff money squandered in dis 'ere
town to-day to build new sknle
house. How am dat?' She sot
down mighty hard on n yeller
cheer an called out:
What am skule house corr
pared wild n whoopin' ole timer
~ figgered agin, an de result
made my har STAN Up. Says L tc
de ole woman, "We'ye thrown
away huff money to-day to feed
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-03
Our Goal Mines.

On last Saturday evening. upon
invitation of the gentlemanly Su.
perintendent, Mr.. Witte, we paid a
visit to the camp Of the Black Star
Coal Mining Company. The Black
Star mine is located in the Santa
go Canon, about fifteen miles from
Santa Ana. On Sunday morning.
after hearty breakfast, we started
to visit the mine. 1t is now being
worked on the southeast side of the
hill in which the coal is located.
There is shaft sunk dowE about
sixty-five feet, and in sinking this
shaft two veins of excellent coal
were discovered. The first vein is
at depth of about twenty.s seven
feet and Is now being very actively
worked. A tunnel is run in from
the side of the hill, through which
cars bring out the coal to the
dump. Drifts or chambers run in
nearly every direction from the
main tunnel, and in about three
weeks there will be work for about
one hundred miners. Mr.. Witte
informed us that in about that
time they woald be able to take out
one hundred tons of coal per day.
The coal of the Black Star mine
has been tried by great many diff
ferent parties and is pronounced to
be equally as good an article as the
Sidney or Seattle coal, and we are
positive that it can be put down in
Los Angeles at least from two to
five dollars per ton cheaper than
either of the above named.
The vein that they are now work.
ing is about three feet in thickness
and the other vein is at least four
and one half feet. There is GER
tainly II prosperous future before
the owners of this immense coal
mine, and we are positive that it
could not be in better hands to in
sure its rapid development than it
now is. All hail the Black Star
coal mine!-Santa Ana Times.
nearney.-"NIonday ngnu ~
ception has been arranged for me
10 tie Old cradle OF liberty, Faueuil
Hall. Inspired by such associa-
ti0ns l can't help but speak"
seven Millions la Fuur Fer Cents.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3d.-The
sales OF four per cent. bonds yester-
day amounted to $1,000, 600.
I"vessix"'tng the Labor Question.
New YORK, Aug. 3.-The Con-
lgressional Committee on the labor
Question continues its session to-
Gay. The Workingmen's represent
att yes were on the stand again, nd
they laid the blame of the depres-
sion in business to National and
State legislation-the granting of
lands to railroads and other cor
lporations. and he payment 0flarge
The practice of a widow retaining
her superior title on her second
marriage occasionally leads to
awkward mistakes. Not long ago
q gentleman who had espoused
lady with q handle to her name
was travelling in the North, and
entered In the visitors book at
hotel in Edinburgh: "Mr. - and
the Countess of -" The land
lorda asked to see the gentleman
privately, and on his request bsing
gratified, scandalized the unfortu-
nate bridegroom by saying: eye
ken, sir, 1 am man Of the world
like yourself and dlnna you think
you had better just put Mr.. and
Mrs. -, if It's only for the look
of the thingW
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-03

every poor family in town all Win
ter an buy 'eni dog in de Spring.
Any 'spreshuns under dis head?"
She had. She picked up de dust
pan to fan herself wild, an replied:
ala, now! Lut didn't General
Delaware cross the Washington
ribber? Wat ails ye, ole manW
"I aung de boot-jack under de
bed an said, Ole woman, 'nuff
money hsz bin laid out for fire.
works tonight to pay de biggest
church debt in Detroit. Please
tink ober dat She settled back in q
heap % heels an chin an black
ness, an growled at me:
/" 'Misser Gardner, if dis kentry
hedn't ben nebber Giskivered wat
would you an me an soda water
an ice cream an beautiful lemon
ade be to-day? Go 'long, ole man:
git dem hoofs inter bed.'
III got dar; but Ize gwine 10 fink
dis matter ober."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-03

Aprops of the Shah's fearful bill
at Versailles, when he was charged
So apiece for peaches and SIS each
for cigars, it is recalled that rail-
road caterer in France once handed
the Due d'Aumale an itemized bill
for $240 for breakfast for the Prince
and couple of friends. The train
was just going to start, and the cor
morant thought he had captured
his prey, but the Prince summoned
gendarme, gave him ], 200 francs
and the bill, bade him take it to
the police Office, have the restau-
rateur allowed what was due to
him, and place the remainder Of
the money in the poor box. The
restaurateur had II very unpleas-
ant time of 1t explaining the items
to the officials.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-03
NORMAL INSTITUTE,
BAPTIST CHURCH, SPRING 81.

THE FOURTH TERM OF this Institute
Will open JULY 2Yth and continue In
session until December goth.
The objects of the Institution are:
First-To give to any person who de-
sires to prepare for teaching specisl TN
struction in any branch or division OF
branch of State course where applicant
for certificate may feel deficienS
Second-To instruct teachers in the lat
est methods of lmparting knowledge.
Those intending to become teachers
can perfect themselves more rapidly, Ut
less expense and more thoroughly, than
at auy other Nosniai Institute ih tils
State.
The secoud department Is designed to
practically illustrate Normal methods,
giving students the most natural and
thorough Instruction, fitting them for
the regular Norm al course, state Univer-
sity, military and other colleges. Stu
dents received at any time.
The Institute affords accom- IN odations
for those at distance who desire to
board or self-board.
N. b. Trustees and others desiring
competent teachers will do we'll to make
inquiries at this Institute.
For terms, etc., address
MRS. REGINA MAST DIXON.
jy24-5m r. 20. Box 1856. Los Angeles, Cal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-03

We may live without poetry, music and
art;
We may live without cons eience, and
live without heart;
We may live without friends, we may
live without books.
But civilized man clnnot live without
cooks.
He may live without books; what Is
knowledge but grieving?
Iemay live without hope; what Is hope
but deceivlng?
He may live without love; what is pas
sion but pining?
But where Il the man that can live with
out dining:
And in order to dine well you
must buy your groceries and wines
at the Il store, where you can get
better goods at lower prices than
any store In the city. Remember
the number-4s and so Spring st.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-03
Ey ENIKG SESSION.
MiIestonss on the Road to Health I.

The recovery of digestion and the re-
sumption of activity by the liver, bow
els and kidneys are mi!estones which
mark our progress on the road to health.
They speedily become perceptible when
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Is used by
the Invalid. Nothing so surely and eX.
peditiously consumes the distance to the
desired goal. AS 10 bodily function can
suffer interruption without imp firing
the general health of the system, SO the
system can never acquire perfect vigor,
health's synonym, until that function
be actively resumed. Take, for instance,
digestion, u suspension OF which is inva-
riably rectitied by the Bitters. II the or
gans upon which 1t devolves grow weak,
piliousness, constipation, headache. pow
erty of the blood and II hundred other
symptoms supervene,w which indicate un-
mistakably the baneful general influ-
ence of dyspepsia. The disappearance
of all those symptoms through the use
of the BitteIs shows with what thor
oughn css 1t removes their cause.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-03

The Messrs. Lips. Craigue g. Co.
lays made arrangements to receive
monthly cargoes of the famous PHI.
B ,st Brewing Company's export
lager beers. These beers are made
at Milwaukee and bottled by the
Messrs. Stamm 81 Meyer. The
irst of the cargoes arrived yester-
DAY, consisting of an entire load.
fhe Messrs. Lips, Craigue q Co.,
through this arrangement, are
enabled to offer special advantages
to purchasers. The first prizes
were awarded to this PHI. Best EX-
port beer at the Centennial Expo.
sition, at the Wisconsin State Fair,
held at Milwaukee,, and at the
Inter State Fair held at Chicago.
lmaDr21
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-03

Tastes vary, and according to the
Paris Journal des Debats, there are
epicures who have q passion for
swallowing pins and needles. The
majority of such persons are in
sane. In crazy woman, at the
Salpetriere Asylum, 1890 needles
were found, upon dissection. A
DR.. Villars, in Paris, reports hav-
ing taken 200 pins and needles
from q young woman of %, during
the space of nine months. They
had been swallowed two years be.
fore, and made their several exits
from the arm, the side, the abdo.
men, and from the thigh down to
the knee. All came from the left
side, and the pins made the most
rapid progress in travelling. The
needles were Oxidized. When
taken they had reached the skin,
and created pimples upon its sur
face. Drs. Fabricv de Rilden-Gil.
lette and Lepaulmier, in Paris,
Otto, in Copenhagen, Bigger, in
Ireland, and several in England,
have similar experiences to relate.
No Inflammation occurred at the
points from which the pins and
needles were taken.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-03
The dry goods and novelty stol

The dry goods and novelty store
# Charles Prayer, at No. 5 Com
u,ercial street, is an attractive re-
.o,t to the ladies of Los Angeles.
Mr.. Prayer has one of the most ex
iensive and recherche stocks of
goods ever brought to Los Angeles,
and there is absolutely nothing
necessary to the feminine toilette
which may not he found in his
store. He has heen guided in his
purchases by u thorough knowledge
of the requirements of this section,
and the latest fashions and novel;
ties may be at all times inspected
Mt No. 5 Commercial street. Give
him call. my7
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-03
Notice.

The Ladies' Oyster Rooms, Re-
Iuena street, near Main, opposite
The United States Hotel, are again
opened to the ladies and will be
carried on in u strictly respectable
way, so that all ladies, with or
without escorts, may feel at ease
aud receive prompt and respectful
.ttention. Oysters in every style,
hrimps, tea, coffee, etc., constantly
n hand. JOE BAYER.
nt If
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-03
If any Dealer Informs

You that he has for sale n dentifrlce
identical with or containing ingredients
equalling or superior in efficacy to those
OF SOZODONT, discredit the statement
and insistupon having that alone. BY
excellence the best in the market, con-
tanning botanic elements of rare preserv-
ative influence upon the teeth and one
which will endow them with mos: be-
coming whiteness. Another desirable
feature ofthis staple toilet article is that
II i'm parts fragrance to tho breath. sold
by druggists.