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CIIrEAS.

r,HUFAS FOR SALE have $50 bush
~ els for safe ~ s. psr hashel az per n! n
-. =, ,ssr seek delivered En car.- kefer 10 ".
POI PJL IhED, Commissioner OF Agriculture r"r W.
rtnia. Address X. Ii. BROWN, Eafsstie. n. y.
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HOLMAN Liver PADS.

Bsen.h.aN Ell EN $3.50
'I'uE GREAT REVOLUTlONA AIRY
L AGENT.
TIE. HOLMAN LIVER PAD AND IT'S
AuNLIARiEs.
4 SUBSTITUTE FOR ou,NISE AND ALL
OTHER INTERNAL MEDICINES.
ABSORPTION VS.. DISEASE.
INTERNAL MEDICINE ABOLISHED
FOREVER.
40 MORE cANKERED sToNicrS OR DE-
SrRDIED ID ;EST!oN.
DoCrnES. LAWYERS, JUDGES, AND Gov
tRNoRs ENDORSE THE PAD.
I1oLMAN.S LIVER PAD NUMBERING AT
TIE GATES or EVERY HOUSEHOLD.
MALARIA MET AND vANQrIsHED!-GEAD,
PONDER. INVESTIGATE!
TESTIMONIALS Ey THE HUNDRED CAN BE
FURNISHED At TIE OFFICE.
The pub,I. is earnestly cautioned against lmta-
ton, ard spurious articles.
DESCRIPTIVE rEfCE-LIsT
REGULAR PAD. S2-Imcpcnt diseases, lrss
st1g.s CnilIs and Fever, etc.
sPtCiNL PAD. S3-Chlomic Liver and Stomach
Disorders, ana MalIrll.
SrlEEE EELT, 81 Enlarged Spleen and Liver
and ChiIl Cake.
INFANT PAn. $i.50--rrcv,ntve aud cure OF
CnoI.ra- infitnluI ana Suinin' r Complains.
BODY PLASTERS, 5Uc., and FOOT PLAS-
TIERS, pair. Observation-Disclosures for Nervousness aud
Clrculatiye Troubles throwing oil distractions and
removing pains. 80
ASSUMPTION SALT. l box, 25c.: boxes,
IL 25- Auxiliary tor Colds, Sick llraiacbe, Numb
II, - OF ExirrmiticS &c. -
The rcmrdic, urc sent by mail, rnst-paid on re-
ccipr Of The price, excerpt the Salt, which IS sent by
express ut purchasers eNrnse.
HOLMAN LIVERPAD OFFICE,
1913 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. VA.
FTTZMORRIS & FOSTER, Managers.
4 lady I'm Attendance III The ladies' room. All con-
suliat!on IRE aud -nlIrlFcd.
Thereafter these REMEDIES will be sold MY by
accredited agents, and can bc had In Richmond only
n this oNire.
Send for ncs criptiyc pamphlet mailed free.
an 7-2tawtMyl
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IMITATION MATTERS.

WASHINGTON. April 19.-The National
Board Of Health has issued notice Of 4 ses-
sion 10 be held at Atlanta May 9Th contem-
poraneousy with the American Medical AS
ISOLATION, which meets. in regular session at
the same place olay 9Th, and urges all per-
sons interested in matters Of sanitation,
whether municipal, State, or national, to be
present for counsel with the Board.
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ne, and Mr.. Steele was congratulated a. its

one, and Mr.. Steele was congratulated at its
close.
mr.. SHERMAN AND THE PER CENT. BONDS.
Mr.. Sherman to-day said that the syndl-
cate got SlI0,0O0,00o Of The 4 per cent.
bonds, and that the remainder Of the $780,
100000, to use round numbers, went to
parties whose bids were received 10 advance
OF the bid of the syndicate. When asked
whether he will give the banks any chance
to take the s44.eoO,O0o reserved under the
circular OF April 10th for the ten.dollar Ger.
tiGcates, he replied that at present he was
inclined to keep that for The purpose for
which it was originally designed. The
banks, however, want it, and will ultimately
get what is not taken promptly by the
people. III "..
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS. 49,.
The wife OF ex-senator Christiancv, now
Minister to Peru, is very i'll in Wash
ington. ..-...-
President Hayes has agreed to attend the
Odd-FeIlows' celebration on the 9th, and
will review the Uniformed Patriarchs the
next day. .'-...-.-..
Sitting Bull is to be arrested as prisoner
Of war il he crosses INTO American terri
| tory. r..
Rainey has cayed in. and will accept the
assistant appointment cerkshp in the Urea.
| sury Department.. .
John Chamberlain was to-day elected res
taurot orr RI the Houso NJ Reprnsnnf,tiyns
by the Committee on Public Buildings.
Mr.. Charles Cowardin and bride, OF Rich.
mond, who have been at the Riggs House
left for the North this evening. They were
| in the ladies' gallery OF the House to-day,
and received the congratulations OF friends
The Senate was not in session to-day.
Mr.. Beverley Tucker, who has been in
disposed for some time, was ut the Capito
to. day.
Hon. Hamilton Fish called on the Presi
dent to- day.
Mr.. Randall is going 10 California after
Congress adiourns.
Mr.. Blackburn showed to-day that bis cor
rection Of his speech was immaterial, bu
made Mr.. Mckinley acknowledge that he
had corrected his according to usual Gus,
tom.
Dcputy-Scrgcant Holzinger has summon.
ed twenty-five Jurors in Alexandria for the
Poindextcr trial, and will reach Richmond
Monday morning at 1885 with these and the
Fredericksburg Jurors. -
Associated Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
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INTERNAL MEDICINE ABOLISHED
FOREVER.
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cows. &c.

rNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ASsS:S
l. FEW su0KThOKS HEittHs fo Ok, L. .-.-A..
raj Marion $1,000 and Colonel u. j. Hancocss
anunr. Hreas piaIc. entered la the seventeenth
volume American Ilerd-Book. areas, ou.vr
Flapnsgan,s Mills, Cumberland county, Va.
ap 16-law3m&wf ----
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NO MORE CANKERED STONtClIS or DE-
SrRDIED III ;EST!ON.
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IOLMA%'S LIVER PAD NUMBERING AT
THE GATES OF EVERY HOUSEHOLD.
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ABSORPTION VS.. DISEASE.

4 SUBSTITUTE FOR QUlEINE AID ALL
OTHER INTERNAL MEDICINES.
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~ ENUINE VICHY.
" r.c
The thermal springs of Fichy are owned By the
French Government, and the water; are bottled I'M
der its SUPERVISION They are applied as follows:
HAUTERIyE CELESTISS-In cases OF Govt,
rheumatism, Diabetes, Gravel, Diseases OF the
kidaeys. &c.
Observation-Disclosures of the Liver.
of the Stomach tDys-
.pepsia). 49,, .,,,o ,r,,o.o
waters can be drank Mt table pure or with wine &c
For sale by ". SnA,sA,
ap 14-2m Ia UofFEhol oice'.,
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D0CTnES. LAWYERS, JUDGES, AID GOV
tRNORS ENDORSE THE PAD.
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r;,uE GREAT EVOLUTION AIRY
4 AGENT!
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TESTIMONIALS ET TIE HUNDRED CAN BE.
FURNISHED At TIE OFFICE.
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Fine, S3.50 ms3.75: 5rperlre. ID. 20mSi.50: eX-
ira. Sj.2J: "npr"n family. 1919 'Sucs bra!Is
*6.25NSG.75; Stanton extra. 1850.
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MALARIA MET AND NANQrT>IIED!-R EADt
PONDER. INVESTIGATE!
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The puh'I' is earnestly cautioned against inita.
tiou- ard spurious articles.
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TIE HOLMAN LIVER PAD AND IT'S
AUNILIARiES.
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To BE HAD OF ALL RESPECTABLE DRUGGISTS
AND GKOCERS. ap lS-eod3m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-05
The Gar Draws a Tooth.
tBelgravia.l

Peter the Great attended surgic-
al classes in Holland. Indeed, he
dabbled in all the sciences and
mechanical arts, but was especially
proud of his attachments as a sur
geon. He gloried in drawing a
tooth, bleeding a patient, tapping
for dropsy or looping off limb,
and on bis return to Russia started
a limited practice. His own valet
once awaited himself of Peters
weakness as vehicle of revenge
on his wife for her unfaithfulness,
a misdemeanor toward which Peter
was very tolerant. Noticing the
funky with o sad countenance,
the Car asked the matter. "Noth.
ing, Sire, but my wife has a tooth
ache and won't let the tooth be
drawn" "Let me see her." said
Peter, "and 1 warranryou I'll cure
her," The poor woman insisted
she had no toothache; "Sire," said
the valet, "she always says that
when l bring her the DOCTOR"
"Hold her arm, them" said his
Majesty, land we'll relieve her
suffering" Peter seized the tooth
which the woman's husband
pointed to as the bad one and
smartly whirled it out. The Gear
afterward discovered that he had
been trIcked, aud the poor woman
made to suffer unnecessarily, and
he gave the valet knouting with
his own royal hands.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-05

The consistent and persevering
Democrat may make up his mind
to two things; firstly, that the
time is not distant when, to have
maintained an unfinching fealty
to the Democratic organization
will be q badge Of honor for any
man; and, secondly, however weak
the party may appear to be just
now in California, there are in it
elements of tremendous strength
and reaction. Should the Democ-
raoy regain control of all the de-
partments Of the National Govern
mont 1t will be badge of honora-
BILE distinction to have stood by
the patty In a time of apparent ad-
vsrsity. 1t will yet be demonstrat-
cd that. In the long run, even from
the standpoint of policy, it is bet.
ter that partizan should be con.
slstent. Carpet knights and fail
weather warriors are not held In
great estimation by political par
ties which aim at an enduring sue
cess.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-05

WI ind II rather difficult to re-
tain our old sanguine belief in the
brilliant future Of Los Angeles dur
Ing such times Is the present, when
nearly every one delights in APP
proving himself to be q grumbler
who would do honor to the Serious
Family. Yet the signs that our
city will soon again experience the
old activity are quite emphatic.
Arizona IL filling up very rapidly
and the stream of travel setting
towards that Territory is certain to
increase. The completion OF
Unconstitutional railway below the
snow-belt is an event OF the near
future and 1t will come just in the
nick Of time to afford . market for
the great abundance of oranges
which will be produced hereabouts
In year or two, aud for the wines
which are being sought more and
more eagerly every day in the East.
while our people have legitimate
aspirations. for . larger portion of
the trade Of Arizona than Is falling
to their lot, they are steadily bene-
nting by recognition Of the fact
that Los Angeles is the natural
purchasing mart for great sections
Of that territory. There Is hardly
man In business In this city but
Il already profiting by our connec-
ton with Arizona. We may pref
~ safely assume that our quarrel
with the Railway cannot last al
ways; and, II the new Constitu.
tlon shall have the effect its advo-
Gates claim for 1t, we shall shortly
be enjoying the very utmost ad-
vantage which the railway situa-
ton guarantees to us. Altogether,
the elements Of very pronounced
business revival exist, and we very
much doubt whether the "haId
times" can survive the present
Summer. Recuperation is not
only inevitable in a place COM
manding the varied resources and
geographical situation of Los An.
geles, but it is easy as we'll. Some
time between now and next Decem-
Der we shall again strike the up
y grade, but this time the ascent will
be 30 gradual a. to almost escape
notice until pleasant upland has
been reached from which cheer
full prospect will be everywhere
visible.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-05
A Young lady's Requirements.

We often wondered why girls
married. An Austin young lady
upon the subject says: swell, no,
1 don't know as I'd marry for
money alone, but IL q man had
plenty Of money allied to a sweet
disposition, and a mustache that
cuIled at both ends, and nice blue
eyes, and respectable profession,
and his father was rich, and his
mother and sisters arIstocratic, and
he wanted to marry me, and would
promise to let me have my own
way in everything, and keep me
literally supplied with coin, and
have q nice furnished house with a
big piano in it, and would give me
two diamond rings, and would pay
my dry goods, milliner's and dress
makers bills without grumbling,
and 1 really and truly loved him-I
wouldn't consider his money any
drawback to the match.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-05

famed me to indignation, as l
knew that Corbin was at the very
time holding thirteen remunera-
tive offices in the State. So, I arose
in the Convention and said: 'Mr.
President-The jewellers along the
Nile have custom OF erecting
columns on the banks for the pur-
pose of indicating, by the mud
mark on these shafts, how high
the river has risen, for In that way
they are enabled to predict what
the size OF the harvest will be,
az in Egypt the whole character of
the crops depends on the overflow
of the Nile. This column Is called
a Nilometer. Sir. D. L. Corbin is
the nilometer of South Caro-
lima politics. You can always
judge Of the mud tide of corruption
by watching the prosperity of this
man. Some despoilers, jeweled In
the tears of betrayed common
wealth, are content to daily with
their victim and feel but the touch
of her soft and sensitive hand; but
this monster, in his greed and lust,
CtuSpS lCt uahCu W uio DlOucts
"How did this strike him ?"
"Sir. he proceeded at once to buy
a revolver, and provided myself
with shotgun, which I did net
use as 1 saw him next day with q
carpet bag in his hand. He is i'm
mensely rich, and he is q bigamist,
so notorious that I once suggested
in speech that another Office with
a fat salary should be provided for
him, that Of superintendent Of do.
nestle relations. He will never be
confirmed by the Senate for the
place of Chief Justice of Utah, much
as lie is fitted for that locality In
one respect. 1 understand he
threatens to open law Office in
Charleston, but trust protecting
Providence will induce him to
change his mind"
"How are thingsin your State ?''
swell, sir, We are enjoying a
higher tide of prosperity than we
have known for years. Our politi-
cal agitations are over and all pros
ecutions for political offenses have
been arranged amicably and credit.
ably to both parties. Nothing will
be done with Cham berlain and
Patterson in the State cases. /
understand nolIe proseQui may BIZ
looked for some time in June"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-05
DENIS KEARNEY said at the

DENIS KEARNEY said at the
Sand Lot last Sundays:
1t lie matter of record that Vol
ney Il. Howard voted for that prop
erty qualification clause; and, an
other thing, he does not pay his
men, and never has paid them for
whitswashing his fences in Los
Angeles.
We assure the Lieutenant. Cen
eral that he is mistaken. General
Towards charming home In the
San Gabriel valley is not surround
ed by a whitewashed fence but by
a cactus hedge which Is one OF the
curiosities Of this county and a
legacy from the old Mission
Fathers. AS the fence itself is q
myth, Denis's statement will have
to be taken with several grains of
salt.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-05

To A casual observer it would
seem that John Charles Fremont is
still the same fussy, visionary in
dividual he always was. He is
now of In Washington, trying to
interest somebody in ridiculous
scheme to flood a joint California
and Mexican desert with salt wa
ter. Not q foot Of this Colorado
Desert is in Fremonps Jurisdiction,
and yet he is boring people about
Warrington with twaddle concern
Ing project which had some nov-
city, ut least, to recommend it when
1t was first preached by DR.. Woz-
encraft. Fremont is never happy
unless he is engaged in some ridic.
ulous effort to keep his name be.
fore the public. When it was an.
nounced that President Hayes had
appointed the Pathfinder Gov
srnor of Arizona the telegraph
wires were burdened for weeks and
weeks with notices o; his move.
ments and intentions. He was
months getting out to Arizona.
He then put In few weeks in that
territory; and, hey, presto, the next
we hear of him he is of
to Washington and New York.
again. The fact is that Fremont
ought to stick to. his post or be al
lowed to resign. The "fuss and
feathers" idea has always been il
Illustrated much better by the Path
finder than by Scott. He seems
to exist only to coax newspaper
paragraph from both sides of the
continent. He is as happy when he
sees his name in print as a little
girl with new doll, or a baby with
. rattle.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-05
A REPUBLICAN STATESMAN.
Mackey's Highly Interesting Opinion Of Klu
Klux Oorbn.
Baltimore Gazette.1

baltimore Gazette.1
"Judge," said the Gazette man
to-day to the immortal and unique
L. ]. Mackey, of South Carolina,
who stumped the State for Hayes
and Hampton and advocated the
admission of Butler to the Senate,
show is the case of your friend Cor
bin coming along? Got that with
your"
scot what, sir?" ponderously OBJ
served the Judge, as he drew his
black eyes down over his big peak
of q nose.
"That touching tribute you paid
to Corbin In the South Carolina
Convention OF 1879. 1t might adj
vance his interests to have 1t re-
peated ut this trying hour"
mo sir, assure you l have no
copy OF 1T with me, but If anything
1 can say will be of service TO Cor
bin, you are welcome to it. I can
repeat the clauses in that speech
which induced him to threaten my
life. 1t was in 1872 that he an
uounced that he could not indorse
the Standardization of SCOTT or the
nomination Of Moses, on the ground
that they were CoFxMDfp BIZ; it In
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-05
The workinEmen's GOnventiOn-NO
Nominations Yet.

The workinEmen's GOnventiOn-NO
Nominasions Yet.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 4th.-The
Workingmen's Convention re-
sumed business at P. NJ, aud re-
manned in session until s O'Clock,
when an adjournment was had
until 8 A. N. tomorrow. No noml.
nations have yet been made.
silver Kipg shipmens-Hest.
MARICoPA, A. t., June Alive
tons of Silver King concentrations
were shipped to San Francisco to-
day.
Thermometer one hundred and
six IL the shade at o'clock P. NJ.
Items from sacramento.
SACRAMENTO, June 4,-Governor
Irwin has offered q reward of $500
for the arrest and conviction of the
person who murdered Solomon p.
GLADDEN., in Tulare county, in De-
cember, 1877.
Twenty-Five applicants for admis-
sion to the bar were examined in
the Supreme Court yesterday.
Some of them are District and
County Judges.
The Governor has appointed as
Eetaries Public, VIM. Llewellyn, of
San Diego; Jno. ]. Law, Of MERGED;
Geo. G. Alexander, of Inyo; J. B.
Maxwell, of Amador; F. Pfister, of
Santa Clara; 7. Matlock, OF Te-
hama.
Incendiary Fire nj wa,is walIa.
WALLA WALLA, June 4.-Yester-
day morning at half-past 2 fire
broke out in Frank Webster's tan
merry, half a mile from town. By
o'clock the whole building was
blazing. Damage, $25, 600; no in
surance. 1t was the work of an in
cendIary. No fire had been in the
building for three days previously
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-05

Jackson Democratic Club, or by
some other name which would not
intrude upon the domain of the
Young Mems Democratic Club.
When a cool assumption is made
that the Democracy is practically
out of the fight 1t behooves the
members of that grand old party,
which has a thousand times
snatched victory from the very
Jaws of defeat, to be on their metal,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-05

ONE of the speakers at the Sand
Lot Sunday said that the new Con-
stitution party had started in Los
Angeles with five members but
that the number had been reduced
to one. Who is that one? Is 1t
our venerable friend Hon. II. X. 8.
O'Melveny?
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-05

WE have several times adverted
to the sxpediency Of the formation
Of = general Democratic Club In
Los Angeles. We have now a most
excellent Young Mems Democratic
Club, which serves the purpose Of
rnllyIng the younger Spirits Of the
party, We throw out the sugges-
ton that II would be well to have .
Democratic Club, irrespective Of
The aes Of lie members, which
nlrhf x6Ez olllps|y p o1|I1d "
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-05

BECOMING OvERHEATED while playing
at football, / took a Chill, which pro-
duced very severe illness and eventu-
ally settled on my Chest with a very bad
Cough. While in this condition, tried
several remedies without avail, but even-
tually procuring DIR. Jayne's Expecto>
rant, am now happy to say that my
health has entirely improved and am
confident OF soon finding myself COM
Australia.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-05
EAST Err N.
A Junkesing Trip.

WASHINGTON, June 4th.-Repre-
sentative Wright, Chairman of the
Committee on the Present Depres-
sion of Labor in the United States,
has vainly endeavored, several
times during the present session, to
get an appropriation through the
House, so that the Committee
could 60 on junketing trip to the
Pacific Coast during the Summer
months. Yesterday he succeeded
in getting resolution through the
Housgplacing $1,000 at the dispos-
al of the Committee. This will en-
able the members of the Committee
to take the proposed trip at the pub
lie expense.
The Australian Exposition.
WASHINGTON, June 4th.-The
House passed q joint resolution APP
propriating $4,000 to enable the
government to be represented ct
the Australian and New South
Wales Exposition In August next.
The Democratic Programme.
WASHINGTON, June 4th.-The
| result OF last nights Joint meeting
Of the Democratic Caucus Commit
tee was the adoption of the pro.
gramme suggested by the sub.
committee.
The Four Per Cess. Certificates.
WASHINGTON, Sune 4th.-Sub-
scriptions to the four per cent. re-
funding certificates since yester-
days report. 81, 1873, 420.
Confirmed.
WASHINGTON, June 4tb.-The
| Senate In executive session to-day
confirmed all the suspended Army
nominations, Each and every
nomination sent to the Senate
since the 4th III March Il now con-
Ar0nn6 NJ. I.|. a. p e Z. r.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-05
Herald Steam Printing House.

The Herald Steam Printing House is
1os surpassed by any Job Printing ofice
On the Paciflc Coast. outside OF San Franz
elsso. In facilities for doing job work.
on prices. good work and expedition
1na1 ~ relied upon at this ONCE.