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SWORN EVIDENCE.
-,..w,,s cure 10 probably the most
INV ,.,p,e sver sffecrcd oy any r,edi-
-,aparnrlon for rhe treatment Of
catarrn:

EAAai
As-esr ce-tify that ha-e mad Ca
csrf.'N7s,' - md :c- The GSr ak years have
~ -. sr-ierrr vas rendered partially
ees1 r.--i-. 10 -lc head. pains across The tenn
-3s. -.iiL f5-sils, Hsrr and constant cough,
- 80 .r-uss che rHeSt ana eFs,Ty .n'leA1:2l
ssvtT, -. NJ head .caed al The Zine Tie
n. - .ls te1 % THplc!y N ny le31 AEG
-sf -. -.--r.. not keep them ITce- Frequently
~ -r7-.1 -p-'EE ont 81 1rH- y seerned %
q; az. .,-t ii =lrso-ziIon- 7 EoUId then have
-. - ... ~ means u ny power 20 ttslodge
600 r.,-- ny throat and head before being
'-e .-.-,s- ,.,sla. Fo- period of SIX yesrs nv
m 70 -. -,7seratrd ana 80 much inEAr1ed that
.--' -. "a Nv swallow. finally consulted an
e0s.a go III regard 20 IN operation on them
sr.-',. -Cr-sst postponed u. The constant n
-. y. p ID liberation n ny rhToAf caused ~
$500 r-a lter dropping down nom ny head
.-c SOD an .rtEned ny lUns = thst cough
A---sssa-:!v - teer. ara c1iha "a, ~ ~ VINE
o. Ian 10 show The effects OF this disease.
~ -. - -esn. grew pale, and showed every
20 80. - ~ an carly death bY colsri,ptlon Nhea
S. -esca "a tbs stage; o. 'HSI ~ ms
80 --rr. Afler usirE I'll crSt bottle began
7's ~ ~ @spidly. TIE 7rst dose seemed 20 clear
= Lad rot l.-oTl 3 20 Je IoT years u
= =, -sI,T 20 Arrest tie discharges y
-l'.-f- ..r-rs a krss tTrg. 3y -Eilg . ~
at7-c-t n. ---g3 sse nj. Elimination and swell
Esft .--st.s 50 rha; they soon ceased 70 trouble
- VS.. -l-rrsss across ny chest 1lsAppeared;
2z --. a. 10 ~ head ceased. ny senses Of
GEE - f.44-:-g we're completely restored.
- r----1--l 81 ilseA se thai laG reduced = 8
81 --.- 4 me --ave disappeared OT he ISs
rrv--s 2AoICAL G-ZR FOR CA-AEEu-
- -. $50 as ayu..c.i JeC2uSe- - = irrgE'st-
--sgt Tea. %: suffering rom C-.tar-rI,
% gg-Yl.ce nay IaaI tbs 5 = great
-.rr,- --..A he --esrme1t u Cstar-n 3
--r- r=-J DlvslC!E1s. and lave consult
---- q .--.1e-i 4SnCT ~ cAse. lave ScI
--r--edv Ild apparatus that have -
l..- . ---!Ja 4. SIX TcATs past. ma have
49,. .atl- rss. ta&en great are 81 ny
a.5. r.: obtained - Te44ei y e;.col! age.
'...--- ..-r g hen.
80. +e1. : - GEO. =. OrySMCRE-
-en. =. -
. -1.s-s7-s... s--esrrd ne sai1 George ?.
..-.- - .dn sath raat he r1Tcgol1g state
-.-. p. : .r-ar-,rrr q --le. Before ne.
- - .E-I =. THOMAS, scSiiee % lie seace.
80 -,-r,-a contains ~. sS1fo-0'7 Improved
----. zg-A tu.l directions lor LIE q all
-. e O. rH- sale Jy ~ Wholesale md
- ---..-rsts throughout The United states,
$3.50 /. -.I-------s. Genera. A-se1-S AE1 Whole
.7---------a-s Boston. y 6Ss-
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haHAPPY Reilly "a Young Mons,
> rom .Hs -iECts 20 kTrnrs sRH
: CAJGEsss IN cary l4fs. Manhood N
;, R.sl1Tsd. .u ps-ilmsntA "a Mar
: q rage Frtngvad. N.N aud 70. =
: - mar kaBie rem 80. looks AMI
z ncu.aTs s@nt irrs~ >. -.-n. 81 20 .,
veiUp.s. Address HbEAaD A.
: 6--yCI TON, fig y. Ninth stree. ~
-<PbL4ssi.l DHla. ~. Au Insiifu-
SION having q 1lEn r-pg fafsDurr
: q tor BGHur. zsl= conduct and pro
q sssslBnai skill .
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49, -,-r,-a contains n. ss1fo-6'7 Improved
80 F--a I'll directions yor lie 2 all
-. 4. d EH- sale BY ~ Wholesale md
- -,--g.-rsts throughout The United states
=..-rf-= , ~.I-----3. Genera. Ase1S 10 NAO4e-
", lists Boston. NsSs-
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s--->-E.S 49,. -. " -. =. : -,
..-- - ode Att rast he rJTcgol1g state
.-.-... = -r-as-,rrs e ---lr. Before ne.
go - -E.-I !. THOMAS, IStIce Of lie Peace.
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Baltimore Cattle Harket.

M1SDAv. March ., 1873
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.


N lie Huulrlpa. Court u Wheeling:
Catherine 1ayauS,
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gEAA2Kz 0S lGEg cArTLE.

There Vas verv .i,,.. Inference n me
usrge. compared VITA =. wees.s mar
te.. .1ug:q Z WIS scarcely + sg:.ye H.
It wss men. But prices snow no quota
1.e ras....yr. ..sat- Considered. rom
.le -a.es u last Ee"G. The quality was
....r as good - we're ne offerings lsst
week. mere beng -at4e- 'ewer oI com
non Sit nan mere Tas then. .,uo.
.s,.lus 5auj- Is.
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Ut ne receipts L53 head came rglnIa.
- from Ohio: - rom Vs.! Virginia.
,oI rom Mar and. 80 rom Illinois.
is rom PalHsv vsala.
Total -ece,pts :or me week, ~ lesC
against -, u; Wees. anu $50 mead
same .:ue as; resr
MI-.H Cows-T-ade Z Common Cows
lAs been Iuli. Jut .-e better grades we're
more active. me former selling Al S2O0
80. and lie others 81 s3j4jO = lesd.
THE Sw-SE'HARHET.
Arrivals TINS '535
Arrivals .sLSL Week -....----. 80
Arrivals one year agu.......-.............. 1-si0
GENA2ks.
The nagS.! las been .Air.v sc.iva his
saeS. ne receipts oelng rather limited
Oh, scout equa. % me present demand.
p-,ces snow some It:.e Improvement on
a. weeE.s lgurcs The quality was
about aQua. 20 ms. u asst week out The
-rcelp-s Tor =-veral weeks past nave not
laan u = very superior order. Quota
..yns js,a6 g.s., lev selling A. me after
DrlCa.
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CAROLINA RICE.
FISH.
VIEW CROP NEW ORLEANS

SUGAR lnd MuLASSES. Just 1crly.ei.
a OF ~ strictly prime New Orleans sugar
and Mu4assss, which are offered 'u fHr
.-ade :. .ow fSurt~. q. REILLY.
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Or sugar-Conted. Concentrated, Root
aud Herbal Juice, Auri-aiI Gus
aronu!r-. THE LITTLE GIANT"
CArHlRTIC. or uuItum IN PHETO
FhTs.C.
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-31

The residence Of private gen.
tleman in the western part Of the
city was last night the scene of a
lively mill. On going home the
gentleman found his hired girl
fighting drunk. He called her up.
paid her off and ordered her to
leave. This she refused to do. He
then sent for a policeman who, on
his arrival, ordered her to vacate
the premises. She again refused to
90 and as the officer approached to
eject her forclbly, she put up her
maulers and, as he came within
range, planted one on his smsller,
drawing the claret. The mill
lasted six rounds, the virago keep.
ing the upper hand throughout.
Tie policeman then withdrew to
procure assistance and during his
absence the amazon, somewhat
sobered by the brisk exercise she
had gone through, vamosed the
ranch.
On Sunday next grand wrest-
ling match will take place at Ag-
ricultural Park, between J. M.
Martin, of Ypsilanti, Michigan,
and VIM. Cape, Of this city, for
$500 a side. Both the contestants
have won considerable renown In
this particular branch of athletic
sports, Mr.. Martin having received
the champion belt for the United
States, while Mr.. Cape is entitled
to the same distinction in Aus
tralia. A most exciting match
may be expected as both mean
business and both are thorough
adopts In the art.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-31
Tins Kit.
tDetroit Free Press.

It surprised the sinners and
newsboys around the Postoffice the
other day to see "Limpy Tim"
come among them in quiet way
and to hear him say:
"Boys, 1 want to sell my kit.
Here's two brushes, u hull bex of
blackin', good stout box, and the
entGt gees for TIVE sbillin's!!''
"Goin' away, Tim?" queried one.
"Not 'zactly, boys; but l want u
quarter the awfullest kind just
now.n
"Goin' on a 'scurson?n asked an.
other.
"Not to day; but 1 must have u
quarter" he answered.
One of the lads passed over the
change and took the kit, and Tim
walked straight to.the counting
room of daily paper, put down
his money and said:
II guess kin write it il you'll
give me a pencil"
"With slow-moving fingers he
wrote death notice. It went into
the paper almost as he wrote it, but
you might not have seen 1t. He
wrote:
"Died-Litul Ied-of scarlet fe-
yer; aiged three years. Funeral
tomorrow; gon up to Hevin; left
won bruther.
" Was it your brother?" asked
the cashier.
Tim tried to brace up, but he
couldn't. The big tears came up,
his chin quivered, and he pointed
to the notice on the counter and
gasped:
"I-I had to sell my kit to do it,
b. but he had his arms aroun' my
neck when he d. diedW
He hurried away home, bu'
the news went to the boys, and
they gathered in group and
talked, Tim had not been home
an hour before a bare. footed boy
left the kit on the doorstep, and in
the box was q bouquet of flowers,
which had been purchased in the
market by pennies contributed by
the crowd of ragged, but big heart
ell urchius. Did God ever make q
heart which would not respond if
the right cord was touched?
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-31
Board Of Education.

A special meeting of the Board
of Educatian was held in the Com
mercial Bank last evening.
Present, Messrs. Kurtz, Lacy,
Bent, Jackson and Barrows.
The meeting was called for the
purpose of electing such teachers
as may be necessary and for the
purpose of purchasing school furn-
iture.
The following named candidates
were proposed:
Miss F. Carroll, Mrs. Mary s.
Myers, Miss Maggie Desmond. Miss
Blanche Lallande, Mr.. ]. w. Red.
way, Mrs. G. w. Letchworth, Mrs.
Margaret G. Graham, Miss Ackle-
son, Mr.. Il. G. Jory, Mrs. Julia A.
Parker, Miss Ada Connor, Mr.. Bell,
Miss Darby, Mr.. Wenck, Miss
Mary Thomas, Mr.. Stratton, Miss
Stone, Mrs. Wade, Miss Whittier,
Mrs. Harris, Miss Mamie Strauss,
Miss Jennett, Miss Birdie Austin,
Miss Clspp, Mr.. Saxen, Mrs. Sax
on, Miss Mary T.. Molony, Miss
Lottie Mobeck, Mrs. jenkins.
Mr.. Lacy nominated Miss Darby
and Mr.. Jackson nominated Mrs.
Letchworth. On vote being
takenMiss Darby was elected to the
East Lost Angeles school. Miss
Whittier and Miss Desmond were
placed i'm nomination and Miss
Whittier was elected.
For janitor: Mrs. Mary Leiber
was elected for East Los Angeles
at ten dollars per month.
On motion the President and FL
nance Committee were empowered
to invite bids to furnish school
with full power to pur-
chase.
Adjourned.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-31
THE SQUIRREL ExTERMINAT0R.
Yesterdays Experiment not Fair Test.

Supervisor Prayer Informs us
that, owing to the late hour at
which he and Mr.. Benton, the
squirrel Exterminator," reached
the residence of Supervisor Han
non yesterday morning, the latter
was unable to give full expert
ment with his wonderful poison.
A condition to the success of his
operation is that Mr.. Benton must
reach the haunts of the squirrel
before they have taken their morn
ing feed, which 10 between the
hours of 6 and 8 A. NJ. Mr.. Ben
ton, however, Notwithstanding
the late hour and the fact that he
did not expect to meet with any
success, was shown u squirrel COL
ony. Here he scattered some pre-.
pared wheat and the few squirrels
that partook of it, died almost in
stantly. Mr.. Prayer expressed a
desire to examine the effect on the
intestinss of the poisoned animal,
when Mr.. Benton opened one. at
the same time saying that there
would be no visible effect on
either the intsstines or stomach.
This was found to be so. He then
directed Mr.. Prayer to take fresh
squirrel and examine the heart,
which he would find black and the
cords snapped. An examination
showed the condition of the heart
to be as described.
Mr.. Prayer says that, while yes.
terday's experiment was not a fair
test, he believes, from what he saw,
that the poison has all the power
claimed for it. Mr.. Benton re-
mained at Mr.. lannon's last night
SO as to he on the ground at a suit
able hour this morning, when it is
expected a large number of the cit
izens of that section will be pres
ent to witness the experiment.
| Another exhibition will be given
at the Ballona Oh Friday morning.
Citizens who wish to see its opera
tion will have to be on the ground
between the hours of and
o'clock.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-31
her husband, who was apprised by
telegraph of her death.

her husband, who was apprised by
telegraph of her death.
Scarcely had Coroner Harmon
concluded his inquest on Mrs. Huff
when ho was notified that the dead
body Of J. b. Moulton had been
found In the room occupied by him
at the White House. The remains
were brought to the undertaking
rooms of e. Neitzke & Co., where
an inquest was held at half.past
two O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
INQUEST
On the body of J. B. Moulton. Jury
sworn as follows: George NJ. Wood
ward, p. L. Seaman, 7. B. Wade,
T. w. Ferguson, B. Ka,z, G. H.
Kimball.
II. w. Strowbridge sworn.-This
man registered at my place-the
White HOuse-as ]. B. Moulton
on Sunday, the 2lst inst. He came
from the steamer. l judge him to
be sixty years of age. He was one
OF the quietest mem l ever saw;
seemed to have little conversation
with anybody; have not had five
minutes conversation with him.
He complained to my wife of being
in rain, and said that he used
chloroform continually to alleviate
his pain. Never said anything
about his business, but intimated
on his arrival that he might not
stay more than two or three days.
He registered as from Santa Cruz.
l saw him last alive at 5 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, when he had
dinner. Do not know what time
he retired; he was accustomed to
spend tue greater portion of his
time in his room. At 10 o'clock
this morning I found that he had
not been at breakfast and went to
his room to inquire about him.
l knocked and thought heard
him moving inside, when I went
away. About quarter to twelve
1 went second time and tried to
open the door with my pass key.
The door was b0lted on the inside
and, although I pushed his key out
and turned the lock, l could not
open the door. At q quarter after
II O'clock my wife told me that
she had looked through the tram
som and had seen blood by his
head; she thought there was
trouble. 1 finally got into the room
through window and found the
body lying on the bed shot through
the head and quite dead. A re-
vOlver was lying near his right
hand. Nobody in the house heard
a pistol shot last night that l know
of-at least nobody reported hear
Ing shot. The room which de-
ceased occupied was not isolated.
1t frOnted on Los Angeles street
and was one of the most accessible
in the house. 1t would not have
been possible for anybody to get
into the room to do the shooting.
It. w. STRowBRIDGE.
The jury rendered a verdict in
accordance with the above facts.
The following effects were found
on the deceased: Wallet contain
ing SIT so; bronze medal awarded
to J. B. Moulton for sole leather,
1872, by New England Agricultu.
raj Society; receipt for $8, 250, de-
posted with James Lewis g. Co.,
Milford, New Hampshire, March
4th, 1874. In his valise, in addi-
tion to clothing, the manuscript of
several lectures evidently intended
for WOrkingmsn's Societies, and
manuscript poem, were found.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-31
Growing Temperate on Lager.

Philadelphia notes the same
change in drinking habits that so
many cities are reporting nova.
days. The consumption Of malt
liquors is steadily on the increase,
65l, ,324 casks of beer, ale and por-
ter having been brewed In that
city for the year ending with last
month, or nearly 5000 more than
in the previous year, which in
cludes the Centennial season, and
nearly 10000 more than in the
year before that. On the other
hand, the duty paid on distilled
liquors during the past year
amounted to but $l52,373, against
$3.50, ,462 for the year before-a fall
ing off of more than one-half.
Such a change as this is som ething
to be rejoiced over by all true
friends Of Temperance. 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-31
NORMAL INSTITUTE,
BAPTIST CHURCH, SPRING st.

THE FOURTH TERM OF this Institute
will open JULY 9th and continue in
session until December Goth.
The objects OF the Institution are:
First-To give to any person who des
sires to prepare for teaching special in.
structton in any branch or division OF
branch of State course where applicant
for certificate may feel deficient.
Second-To instruct teachers In the lat-
est methods of imparting knowledge.
Those intending to become teachers
can perfect themselves more rapidly, at
less expense and more thoroughly, than
at any other N0smal Institute In the
State.
The secoud department is designed to
practically illustrate Normal methods,
giving students the most natural and
thorough instrnetlOn, fitting thsm for
the regular Normal course, state Univer-
sity, military and other colleges. Siu-
dents received at any time.
The Institute affords aceomm odatiobs
for those at distance who desire to
board or self-bOard.
N. n. 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 P.O. Box S8d, Los Angeles, Cal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-31
Hydrophobia from the Bite Of a
Dog not Mad.
From the London Telegraph

Yesterday afternoon, July 4th,
DR.. Diplock held an inquest at the
Osborne Castle, Acton, touching
the death of George Kirby, aged
fourteen, the brother of the propri-
etor of the Princess of Wales Tav-
ern, Acton. The evidence given
went to show that month ago the
deceased was playing with Scotch
terrier, when the animal bit him,
or rather scratched his hand with
his teeth. The sbrasion did not
heal, but no notice was taken of it
until last week, when the deceased
complained of illness, and upon
DIR. Harding being summoned, he
pronounced the case to be one of
hydrophobia.
Commissions came ON of such
violent character that two power
full men had the greatest difficulty
in holding him, and all at
tempts to administer chloro-
form were abortive. His agonies
increased, and after three days.
suffering he died. DR.. Harding
said that before death the veins If
the arm bitten by the dog stood
out prominently, the eyes were
contracted, and the deceased was
unable to swallow. A post-mor.
tenn showed the heart to be empty,
lungs and kidneys congested, stom-
aoh empty, with dark patches on
the peritoneum. The brain had
not been examined. Death un-
doubtedly arose from hydropho-
bia.
Mary Haynes stated that she had
been bitten by the same dog, but
as yet had no symptoms of hydro.
phobia. IN reply to juror, it was
elicited that the dog had been ex-
amined by veterinary surgeon,
who had pronounced it to be per-
fectly healthy,and it had not there
fore been destroyed. The juror ex-
pressed his opinion that it should
be killed forthwith, but the Coro-
ner had no power to order its de-
struction. A verdict OF "Death by
hydrophobia" was recorded.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-31
SYMPATHY BETWEEN THE PHYSICAL
AND MENTAL CONSTITUTION.

The subsection of mental feelings
to corporal influences Is q humili-
ating doctrine, but it is Leverthe-
less sound one. The stomach is a
more faithful barometer of the
changes of human temperature
than we are always disposed to ad-
NIT, and it therefore behooves
every one to ikeep his digestive or
gans in perfect order by buying his
groceries at the "r' store, where
only pure goods are sold; 4s and 50
Spring street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-31
PERSONS NOT LIKELY TO SERVE YOU.

There are five sorts of persons at
whose hands you may not expect
kindness. The sordid and narrow
minded think of nobody but them
selves; the busy have not time to
think Of you; the overgrown rich
man is atOve minding any one
who needs his assistance; the poor
and unhappy have neither the
spirit nor the ability to serve you;
but If you want to be well served,
with politeness and attention, go to
the L store fOy your groceries,
wines, liquors and provisions, As
and 50 Spring street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-31

We may live without poetry, music and
art;
We may live without conscience. and
live without heart;
We may live without friends, we may
live without books,
But civilized man cannot live without
cooks.
He may live without books; what Is
knowledge but grieving?
He may live without hope; what Is hope
but decelving?
He may live without love; what Is pas
sion but pining?
But where Is the man that can live with
out dining?
And In order TO dine we'll you
must buy your groceries and wines
at the I 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., 1878-07-31
If any Dealer Inferms

You that he has for sale dentifrlce
Identical with or contain ing ingredients
equalItng or superior in efficacy to those
OF SOZODONT, discredit the statement
and Insist upon having that alone. By
doing so, you will secare a dentifrice par
excellence the best in The market, oon-
tatning botanic elements of rare preserv-
alive Influence upon the teeth and one
which will endow them with most be.
coming whiteness. Another desirable
feature of this staple toilet article is that
1t imparts fragrance to the breath. Sold
by druggists.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-31

The Messrs. Lips. Craigue Il Co.
aAvs made arrangements to receive
monthly cargtes Of the famous Phi.
Bsst Brewini Company's export
lager beers. these beers are made
1t Milwaukee and bottled by the
Messrs. Stamn & Meyer. The
arst of the caroes arrived yester-
day, conslstingof an entire load.
The Messrs. Lips, Craigue & Co.,
through this arrangement, are
enabled to 0fieI special advantages
to purchasers. The first prizes
were awarded t, this PHI. Best Ex-
port beer at the Centennial Expo.
eition, at the Wisconsin State Fair,
held at Milwaukee, and at the
Inter -State Far held at Chicago.
1mapr21
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-31
EVENING SESSION.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 80.
Milestones on the Road to Health

The recovery of digestion and the re-
sumption of activity by the liver, bow
els and kidneys are milestones which
mark our progress on the road to health.
They speedily become perceptible when
Hostetter's Stomach Bftters IL used by
the invalid. Nothing SO surely and ex.
peditiously consumes the distance to the
desired goal. AS no bodily function can
suffer interruption without impairing
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, a suspension of which is inva-
riably rectified by the Bitters. II the or
gans upon which 1t devolves grow weak.
Uiliousness. constipation, headache. pow
eTty of the blood and hundred other
symptoms supervene, which indicate un--
mistakably the baneful general infiu-
ence of dyspepsia. The disappearance
of all these symptoms through the use
of the Bitters shows with what thor
oughness 1t removes their cause.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-31
The dry goods and novelty store

The dry goods and novelty store
Ut Charles Prlger, at No. Com
mercial street is an attractive re-
SOL to the ladies of Los Angeles.
Mr.. Prayer has one of the most ex
tensive and recherche stocks of
goods ever bpught to Los Angeles,
and there il absolutely nothing
necessary to the feminine toilette
which may rot be found in his
store. He las been guided in his
purchases by O thorough knowledge
Of the requirements of this section,
and the latest fashions and novel;
ties may be at all times inspected
at No. Commercial street. Give
him call. my7
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-31
PREJUDICE.

Prejudice may be considered as a
continual false medium of viewing
things. Many persons are preju-
diced against changes, but ii they
once try the L store they will find
that the change will be to their.
advantage. There may be found
all the deiicacies of the season.
Everybody knows the place. 1t is
As and so, Spring street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-31
Ieutonia Saloon, 1923 Nam Street

The celebrated FREDERICKs.
BURGH LAGER BEER will be, from
this day, on draught and be kept
all through the Summer months on
ice. Hot lunch from II to 2 o'clock; /;
ull delicacies always on hand.
Tony FABER,
my29tf Manager.