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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-14
POLITICAL NOTICES.
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Denocra i 10 conservative FariAh roTn-
mittee, Parish Of Orleans. New Orleans. Orte.
Der liz. 1R7p-ThH Delegates returned ~ elected
rs The Parish Committee at the election held on
October Il 1879, are directed to nasembla In the
erture Room of the Odd Follows Hull on
TUESDAY the fourteenth instant. at 1880
u'clock b. nj. for the purpose OF reorganizlnk
that body. .
II Vnr1rATu Secretary oc13 at
ne.nnr RI sir-Can.eryattye Parrish Com
mittep, Parish Of Orlaans, New Orleans, Octo,,
bar III, 1sTp-There will be- u meeting ut the old
pariai q mmittee THAT OF 1878 ~ In TIL Lecture
Room of the Odd Fellows, Hall ct T:1b o'clock
=. III, on TT ESDAY. the fourteenth Instant. for
tho purpose Of adinnrning that body sing dte,
BERNARD q. SHIELDS. Pre- idtnt
IAcnn yntTHaTu Secretary. uc19 1t
MenaaMarters seventh ward Central
Democratic aud Conservative Glub--Naw orr
leans. October H. 1879 The citizens Of this wal
arc respectfully requested to assemble Ut
JACOBS HALF. corner Frsnchnnn And hnm.
part a reata. THIS TUESDAY EVENING. a'
T.so O'clock, for the purpose OF ratiftinK the
nominations nude by the late Button Rouge
Nominating Convention. Governore Lnnn's a
| VIII y md John MeEnerv. Gen, a. y, Gibson
Hon j. IL. Aeklen and Others will address the
ma.t ting Come ono, come all.
| Dy order 81 thu President a, n. eAUElEH
| nel4 it GEO M BARNETT SECRETARY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-14
INSURANCE OIL.
PLANET OIL.

This excellent and cheap brand Of CARBON
OIL has been sold hv the proprietors for ten
years pHst. and NO ACCIDENT HAS EVER HAP
pENED FROM ITp usE.
The Planet OH Ii regulnr and uniform In
quality never under tho United States stand
ard al refined petroleum. and 1t costs but q
trifie over common eonl oil.
Planet oil 10 especially recommended to con-
sumers Who do not with to pay the price OF In
suranee Oil. as the beat cheap oil In line
market.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-14

nR. ]. b. PEREZ.
OF twenty-five years experience In the treat
raent and cure ct I'll diseases of the GEN[TD-
URINARY ORG ANS and Of those ariaing from
either. NERVOUS or PHYSICAL DEBILITY,
eases treated with success. Bright's Disease.
Gravel Oatarrh Of the Bladder. ileet. sparma-
tnrrhGna and all disorders OF q PRIVATE Ma
any Injurious drugs. Cures guaranteed and
medicines supplied. sTRICl URES cured by
simple mechnn ism, without pain.
Diseases Of Females, Suspension. Retention.
and MI Female Irregularities PROMPTLY Re
LIEVED. DR.. Perez's FEMALE REGULATE
ING ELIXIR NEVER FAILS. To be had only
at his office Consultations strictly conhdsn-
tial and charges reasonable. Once No. South
Rampart street, near Canal, New Orleans. ocs
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Tho INSURANCE OF. TANK COMPANY
offer to the trade the following list OF their au-
perior and popular brands at the lowest whole
sale prteess
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-14
mRlr wANTEts-R Em ALEa.
FOR RENT.

EvOR RENT OR HALETHE FINE RTORE
IL No. e5 Decatur street suitable for retail or
wbolesaie business Or for bakery. Apply ut =.
Frigsrln's No. 10 Ghartres stre t. ne12 #
rTNO RENT = A LARGE FINE COTTAGE
j. DWELLING. containing nine rooms On
Raronne street. above Jackson with large
Alec. the TWO-sTORY DWELLING on Ba-
roune near Malnnmana street.
oc12at* ID. H. CARROLL. ~ Ferdldo street.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24
Letter from West virginia.
BIG CREEK COTTAGE,
SUMMERS COUNTY, WEST Va.
January Goth, 1879.

January LOth, lcD.J
DEAR REPUBLICAN:-l have often won.
dered why SO many sturdy sons OF toll
preferred city life to that of the green
fields and grand forests which invite
them all over the west and north west
Here in West Virginia good mountain
farm can be purchased for three dollars
an acre. What if it is billy, the soil is
rich and the labor OF clearing not Sc
great as some imagine. Any one who
is determined to succeed, any man Of
thrift can soon become 4 successful far,
mer although he never held a plough
in his life. know a man who nearly
u Il his life was employed as clerk and
in other pursuits in which he knew
nothing OF labor save that of brain work
who is to-day successful farmer, till
ing the soil as though he had been bred
to it from boyhood. He says he prefers
his present occupation to that which
occupied the best part of his life.
He says he finds he can produce with
his own hahd nearly every ,h'hs ne
needs. But undoubtedly IL Is Tie great
est drawback 10 our modern society that
so large proportion OF the WORKING
class are little adapted 10 change their
mode OF lite.. Factory, hands as a rule,
make the worst colon,Sts; ana thus
those VINO hrst leei the pressure OF
what Is aptly termed nara llmes are
the least capable OF striking out ne"
paths Tor themselves elsewhere: Al
present too many people are employed
IN manufacture, too much capital EN-
ployed aud the improvements III ma
chinery are such that III the present
condition OF ahairs the market Will De
easily glutted even wheh the long look
ed for revival OF trade begins. But II
seems to me no speedy change lor the
better can be expected SO we must MAKE
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24
[For the Republican,
WORDS OF CHEER.
BY JOHN u. COOK.

Better than the Autumn's music,
F.. Than the Summers song more dear;
Sweeter than the sprinX-time carol
Isl loving word Of cheer.
To soul, who long down-tr0dden,
Humbly strives by might and main,
And by honest. pure endeavor,
In the world to rise again.
Often words In kindness uttered
FIJI struggling heart with light;
Often fingers pointing skyward
Guide u wanderer out Of night:
Many and many time well wishes
Clear away d0ubter's fears,
Many and many time soft fingers
Open gates to joyous years.
Words OF cheer are moral bio SONS,
Lies brown foliage shining through,
Blown by whirlwinds out OF Eden.
When the ponder0us gates swung too;
Words of cheer are angel whispers,
Lingering In the passing years,
Calling softly to the fallen
"He will wipe away your tears
All about us wasted fingers,
Thrust through chains Gi woe, appear:
We can loose their glood y letters
With the key OF kindly cheer:
Always will these poor he with US,
Always be their pleading cry,
And our words Of cheer should never
Cease their utteranee till We die.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24
Will Remove.

S. r. Ball Il Co., at No. 5l7 Market
street, are having the store at Oil Market
street, fitted up, where they intend to
remove as soon as the improvements
are completed. 1t will be used as
paper hanging establishment for the
sale OF wall paper.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24

NOR SALE A highly improved Farm 10
1903 acres, in White !ClAy Creek Hun,
bred. All enclosed with Usage Hedge, divided
into heIds, Large Apple Orchard ~ iull
bearing. Public Schools adjoining the Farm.
Buildings, Large mansion double tenant
house, Barn, Granary, and all other buildings
necessary IN a frst.class farm, 2 miles from
station on =. W. x b. X r., Centrally loca-
ted, miles from Win ington. Apply to
JNO. W. WHlTEMAN Real Estate Agent,
W. Fourth street, Wilmington, Del.
O.wd6s-dawti
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24

NOR SALE.-One OF the best dairy ana
+ grain Farm in the state. Situated In
New Castle Hundred, about y mileS'rom WI.
mngton, on the state roan. within miles Vi
Stations on Delaware Railroad. Contain
Ing 1853 acres Of land, good and susceptible OF
Improvement. This farm now pays per cent cent
with Taxes and Insurance. A never falling
stream of spring water runs through the pio'
pcrty watering all the fields. Large lawn IN
front of dwelling, large barn and all necessary
udIdgs. This farm Will be sold very cheap
applied for soon J. W. "hliEMAN.
sep2S-til.lanl
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24
EpUCE YOUR GAS BILL 20 to 40 per

ID EDUCE YOUR GAS BILL ~ to 10 per
II cent. and improve the quality OF iiEht
y having the automatic gas governor at
ched to your meter, and If there Is not t"
a'ing of % to ~ per cent. you can have II re-.
moved free OF charge. j.. p. Bl.AlR. No. ~
irst seventh street, gent for tlarks patent
on-wastnV and nOntreczng hydrhht' van
b" repaired without digging up the ground.
p,t only y. %, put In: and will last hye times
3, long ~ tie old style waste hydrant. 'ras'
ting and plumbing promptly attended TO-;
Id 1as-hXtures taken down, re.brhnztd ana
Al up the same day. 2l3 W, It'll street.
lnll.lmd
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24

NOR SALE.-A six roomed house WIN
bath, No. COS East Sixth street, in good
order possession Immediately.
Dwelling No 707 Church street rooms
Also number of small dwellings for sale in
different parts OF the city. Apply to VIM.
IMcCAULLEY b Co, 500 Market street,
|WIminuton. Del sep25
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24

NvANTED.--food Basters and FinNShers
w on Pants, at IA Mount Vernon street,
unden. N. J. Jn-3HN
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24

NIANTED.-AR Reliable White & ri. with
w good city reference. Apply between
and o'clock, p. m, at 500 Washington ST.
ln2l-3t
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24

fHANGE OF HOuRS-DtLAWARE
~ WESTERN RAlLROAD.-Com
mencing Tuesday, Dec. T. 1877. Trains will
run as follows
Leave Wilmington 10 20 a. H.. and 80 .. m.
Leave L@ndenberg 40 M, and 80 D. m.
Arrive atWilmington 7 IS a. m. and 10 n m
Arrive at Landenbergat II III. and 64Op pm.
C0nnections-lrains leaving Landerbergat
10 a. Ill. connect with train for Philadelphia
at 5 10 Il. H..
Train leaving Wilmington at 1920 a. III
with train leaving Philadelphia at 10 a. ~,
ana pennsylvania and Delaware train leaving
Landcnhetg at % y. IN.
:, Irainieaying Landenberg at 12O p. m. with
Pennsylvania and Delaware trai- iau with
train leaving tor Philadelphia at4 ~ y. In.
Trains leaving Wilmington, at $50 y, IN.
with train leaving P.Iladell hia. at 4l5 D. m
h'Sdu ID CONNEL, Supt
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24

NOR SALE.-four new two.st0ry, sixro9lns
4 brick houses on Walnut street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth street. For iniorlna'
ton apply to J. AUGUSTUS MCCAuLLEl,
SeIdei. Hastings, X Cos Rolling Mills, or 800
bel,vnre Auen,ie dc24-iwd
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24

NOR SALE.-One Store and tirstclass
two story dwellings on the Fast side OF
hurch between Sixth and Seventh streets,
L II bs sold on easy terms. Apply to ), a.
Il BRO, Front and Tatnnll SITS.
Inl53wd
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24

NTANTED.-To borrow S3, 600 on tlr.tci .s3
w security on property worth double the
amount, Address &c" this office. ms
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24

T1OK SALE AND RENT.-Wcll built new
In twostory six rooms, brick Houses on
Walnut st, between 18th and 18th SITS. Prices
low and terms very accommodating For in.
Formation apply to HARLAN CAUSE, From,
lni Tatnal SITS, or 1924 Tatnall st. dcl22md
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24

WA MED Poultry both alive and
w dressed every week. Highest cash price
laid on delivery. N. Is. APPLETON,
Third street Market,
Inll-,f Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24
WANTED.

WANTED An American Girl Tor gen
w eral houscwork, must be u good cook
washer and irOner, reference required. hP
,ly at 800 Washington street. lnlr"t'
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24
NO. 3.
NO. 6.

Hosiery. Gloves and Underwear, Hoods
Nubas. Wool Scaris, Knit Jackets. Leggings.
and ali kinds of Seasonable Goods IN this
line at prices which ought to insure speedy
sale.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24

Y1DR RENTING House and Blacksmith
shop at Mt. Cuba, on the Delaware
Railroad, a good stand for business.
lnlSl2tdt
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24

NOR RENT.-A good two-stOry House on
the Lancaster Turnpike, near the new
| CAholic Cemetery. Rent low.
in.a.st. JOHN X. TATUM.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24

500 REWARD ONE v" w sSis VI wo S nsw
nj an OyercOat were stolen from the car
ftgc house Of the subscriber. on Monday
Dght, in New Castle Hundred. The above
'eward viii be paid for the return OF the pro
lerty. JONES GUTHRIE. lngl-3td
7 OST.-On Walton's Pond, over Eleventh
~ street bridge, Tuesday afternoon.
Pgcket.book containing Sls or $50 also note
IN S75 to Charles ID. Layton. Ten dollars re-
yard If All IL returned, and no questions
"ked to F.u BENNETT,
ln22.4t* 1900 'laymont street,
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24

NOR KENT.-A Good Farm Of ITO acres
on the Concord Pike. fur miles from
| Il llmington. Apply at the delaware House
apostle the CITY Hall wilmington, Del
lnl6.3tdaltw
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24
NO. 3.
ATTRACTIONS IN
Dress Goods Department.

Beautiful Styles OF DRESS FABRICS for
ca cts. ayard.
Handsome and DESIRABLE styles OF
Ginghams for cts. yard.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24

NOR RENT. -Three-s brick Houses. 500
and sil ratnall 81. stalls in Club stable,
Ninth and orange streets, very low 70 per
|nane tenants. Apply q. WORkELA.
y2J.ti
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24

NOR RENTAL eight room mouse on
Fifteenth street near Market. Apply
JOHN q. GALLAGHER, 1903 Market
|. rect. or TO the subscriber. near Delaware
|Lnctiop. t}EO. NJ. BRAMBLt. dc2T-dti
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24

NOR RENTING six roOmed houses, No.
+ 100 and Ill Linden street, West VII
Apply 2is Jefferson st. lls-2wd'
ENTS Collected and Properties
IN, Carefully Managed.
IOnveyancing Accurately xecu'
nod. NEALD & co.,
Clay ton House building
ingtf
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24

Bleached and Brown MuslIns, Table Linens,
Towels, and all kinds Of Linen Goods at pri-
ces to suit the most economical and eXactlns
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24

I,uR SALE. RENT OK EXCHANGE
A Fine Property on Washington street
E1tyeen Eighth and Ninth streets. House In
ood order, lot running through to Woliaston
rcet J. A. BOND n CO.,
,no2.et COL Shipley street
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24

NOR SALE OR RENTING new and de.
sirable Store and dwelling at the cor
/; r. Of Seventh and Poplar streets, Is now OIL
erred Tor sale or rent on easy terms, Posses
non given Immediately. Apply TO
h. T. HAWKINS,
lnyllt 40I Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24

r AND FOR SALE.-A property contain
J ing about Is acres, in Brandywine
1ndred. Inquire of EDW. LECARpEN-
TIER. Rockiand. Del. observation-disclosures
Daily Republican., 1879-01-24

HOK kENT.--Two six room houses with
+ kitchen, Nos. l2l and l23 .'ustison street.
10 THOW, l2S Justison street. in2l-6ts
Holiday journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-1879, 1879-11-26

2EB love dreoms - cold Mice T.raia
rvel sanor.lr mAIa,r,aa on1r
t,volu ,,on4h. 49,. So
so1n;n- !, - IL - -
ror Snr;l anon,1.;f. -
"T,,a ror- too,;oh -
ossan,od Nf.a De- Ea-a. LII. .,
linz evos ona . arnnrnsooa -
ber voice uprt ~, ,,,,,st ~, La
W. Tn.;, - ;, ,o' o1-'o
nriaST,naia f.omo1
st have NO svmnathv co. ,,an.i, u.h
oro otorno,lv pbiranari,,, - saiI ~,
Mrs Essav brno har hoa1 ond tao5
nervorsIv VIII tho frinao ,'t La. s9'. :"
let wooi hroo,,tns, shou,, one
rose.cbee,Led dimrloa ,;tt,a ro.tson vs. "
v,;.t aort $50 -. =,
heart. shaned month and bo;r 90 >
d,lI chestnut brown +misto5 -
90 = ooronoI o,,out LanLa5 -'
"Oome now leave oe ornir.noa
dod Nria. Tno1 H.
-, 'e'e i0oA-
lored seroa with a str;na - po... D. -
oold heads obort hor th.oat -
voice like the row rhorot;ons 80 ~;
.at a.4;,1o ..51e,,a - "4s
Of all tbis tearfnln ess T,no no.;ta,'Io 49,
IA n,othor oonfo.sor .uo,, - A'i'
p.t VII raaa-,.
nod tho Iow.r .nd q r;aid a.,s-; sp
ans,so5 hor oha.,,a N e'-i"s
"No move s;lIn nonao,u.
hrrst n ,t;as,Tm5;o ana;,, ,s1l,, 10
ronr haod MA IN w. r.. ~ up
ond how u como ahont T,,, n., e Sou'
,,oaa t,,ot po~a-.,a.4 a." ,-.. 'As NY
nhoIa aF,ir 'On VI 'ne
,psro,,a w,fo assareoa d., .,
90 silonco - 0 ''o
.syo donht ~,
or diotatoriaI 49, VI
"oh noI,
"Or 8iss;n,to1 -, ox.-,u..,.
ovon rntind y '@"H'' u
"Non
Holiday journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-1879, 1879-11-26

along" continued Mrs. Essex, "until
last night, when at Agatha Gainsboro's
soiree, his actions were so pronounced
as to be noticeable. There sat slowed
away in one corner like piece of old
furniture, while he alrted and danced
and promenaded with that hateful Su-
same Pritchard, in her ruby silk and
old canoes to set off her dark, oriental
beauty, and hide her faded COM
plexion and the crowsfeet under her
eyes. And oh. IIydial You don't know
how mortifying it was to sit there in
that odd corner, and listen to old Mrs.
General McGrail, who is as good as
any newspaper in town, tell select
coterie of her friends how Percy and
Mise Pritchard had been betrothed
once upon a time, and would have
been husband and wife ere this but
for a foolish lovers quarrel that
estranged and separated them."
Decidedly humiliating, said Miss
Lydia, contracting her straight brows
"Just what thought mvself," said
Mrs. Essex.
'And told him + hope"
"oh, yes; bat only to have him say
Mrs. General McGrail was an old fool,
and that was unreasonable and ex-
pected too much"
Unreasonable fddlesticks!" said
Miss Lydia, shortly. Its nothing
more nor less than brutality in him,
my dear, and you're very great goose
to submit to his treatment, to say
nothing OF crying about it,"
"But what can do?" asked Mrs.
Essex, piteousiy.
"a great many things" said Miss
Lydia, epigram maticslly.
"I'm not the person to make trouble
between husband aud wife," said Miss
Lyel, after q moments hesitation;
"but if | were in youc place, Id play
my recreant lord game of tit ior
tat Ia other worjs, I'd .lo precisely
what he does, and it le didn't cry for
quarter within weeks time, I've
wrong esti mate OF his SEX
"I-I-don't quite understand YOU"
said open eyed VioleJ.
Don't you?" said Miss Lydia.
"Dear, dearl what little stupid you
are, to be sure! mean when Percy
fiirts do You firt, when Percy dances
do you dance, and when Percy promen-
ades or does anything else question:
able, do you likewise"
Mrs. Essex wiped her eyes and stared
hard at Miss Lydia.
'But--it would be uuwomanly."
"Only so far as it is unmanly in him.
Ny dear, there is certain thread bare
old saying worth thousand of your
new-fangled axioms: It's poor rule
that won't work two ways 1 think it
suits the case admirably"
"I believe will attempt it, said
Mrs. Essex.
And that very night at the Bigelow
"German," when Mr.. Essex and Miss
Pritchard were leaning against q
variegated marble column in one of
fro BE CONTINUED oNdrH PAGE
Holiday journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-1879, 1879-11-26
WORKING TWO WAYS.
BY WILLIS GRInBLK.

u PRETTY end is this Of your
II love dreams, said Miss lydia
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-15
A Central Market.

Mr.. w. B. Diefendorfer informs
Us that his scheme for starting a
cooperative market in this city
is meeting with great favor among
the heads of families. His plan is
to obtain subscriptions to the
amount of $500, or such sum as
may be necessary to fit up room
in central part of the city, say
one of the stores in the Sangui.
netti block, on Main street, with
suitable stalls. To each subscribe
receipt will be given for the sum
Observation-Disclosures 25 cents or $25
such receipt to be redeemed in
poultry, meat or vegetables as soon
as the market shall be opened.
In order that our citizens may
have no hesitation in taking stock
in this praiseworthy enterprise, the
following responsible citizens, Mr..
Diefendorfer informs us, have con-
sented to act as q committee to su-
pe.vise the expenditure of the
funds subscribed: Mr.. A. G. Chau.
vim, Treasurer; Messrs. VIM. Prid-
ham. G. w. Gibson. q. e. Miles, q.
B. Sanguinetti, w. r.. Rowland and
II. King. The names of these gen.
tlemen are, we should think, suffi-
cient guarantee of the genuineness
of his intentions, and we trust that
sufficient funds will be subscribed
to enable Mr.. Diefendorfer to sup
ply a want long felt-a good gen.
eral market at which families can
always obtain supplies.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-15

Rudisil, of Riverside, and N. w.
Blanchard, of Ventura county.
This committee and the Commit.
tee on Lemons are to meet in Los
Angeles on Friday, March 7th, to
act upon samples of fruit to be sent
to the Society from different parts
of the State, and to report to the
annual meeting Of the Society, to
be held next day.
Elwood Cooper, of Santa Barba-
IA, received the first premium on
olive oil and J. de Barth Shorb the
second premium.
The Committee on Stock for
Budding the Orange and Lemon
reported in favor of the orange and
very decidedly against the lime,
lemon, China lemon and citron.
Tho honors of curing the best
raisins were divided evenly be-
tween Il. G. Brown, Fl. A. Vest
brook and Mrs. A. l.. Eastman, all
of Riverside.
p. A. Forser and James Boyd
took premiums on apples and e.
Caldwell, A. j. Westbrook, James
Doyui u. ". bFOWD anu SONoT G
Mccoy on dried figs, prunes and
peaches.
The Committee on Transporta-
tion and Markets reported verbally
and asked that time be allowed to
give the matter careful investi.
cation, which was granted. The
report, when prepared, will be pub
| lished.
The afternoon session was devoted
to the discussion of planting and
cultivation, irrigation, influence Of
stock upon the graft or bud, frost,
other semi'tropical fruits and
plants.
Letters were read from persons in
different parts of the State who
could not attend.
Every one seemed we'll pleased
with the Fair and our returned del
egation of officers and members of
the horticultural Society seem to
be unanimous in the statement
that Riverside has covered itself
with glory, not only in the hospi-
talities extended, but also in get
ting up an exhibit of semi-tropical
fruits which challenged universal
admiration.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-15
A Source OF Much Bodily Evil.

If the habit of body becomes irregular,
much evil is inflicted on tho system.
The stomach becomes dyspeptic, bilious
symptoms develop themselves, the cir
culation is contaminated and the nerves
share in the general disorder. 1t is of the
utmost Importance that the bowels
should be thoroughly and speedily regu-
lated when they grow derelict. The cor
rectiye agent best adapted to this pur-
pose is Hostetter's stomach Bitters, n
wholesome, non-griping vegetable laxa-
tive, worth all the rasping cathartics in-
vented since the time of Paracelsus.
People who have been in the habit Of
using blue pill. calomel and other drugs
and cheap nostrums for constipation,
should abandon such hurtful and useless
medicines and substitute for them this
pleasant and gentle aperient, which not
only produces the purgative effect natu-
rally, but also strengthens while 1t regu-
lates the bowels, stomach and liver. 1t
moreover cures and prevents lntermit-
tent and remittent fevers, gout, rheuma-
tism, debility and urinary troubles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-15
Property vrss.-ssrA
FROM JUDsoN. GILLETTE a GIBsoN's IRA
sCRIPT OF RECORDS, FEB. ii, 1879.
NVEYANCES.

James Lick to r s Floyd ct al-Deed of
trust of property, including island OF
Santa Catalina and Rancho de Los Feliz.
James Lick files revocation OF above
trust.
James Lick to Thomas II Selby ct al
Deed of trust of property ,including island
Of Santa Catalina and Rancho de Los
FeliZ.
Jas Lick revokes last above trust.
D o Mills ct al to Richard s Floyd ct
al-Deed of porperty, including Catalina
Island and Rancho de Los FeliZ.
+ ID Atherton, Sr, ct al, Trustees, to r s
Floyd ct al, Trustees-Lick property, iu-
cluding Santa Catalina Island and Kan
cho de Los Feliz.
Jas Lick appoints Chas NJ Plum, L b
Mastick, VIM sherman and Geo Schone-
wald, Trustees.
Jas Lick to Phos II Selby ct al-Trust
deed en- bracing above island and ran
cho.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-15
Merchant Tailor.

Mr.. f. Veyessett, No. 7 Spring
street, calls the attention of the gen.
tlemen of Los Angeles to his large
stock of fashionable goods, compris
ing the latest styles of English and
Scotch tweeds, French and English
diagonals, broadcloths, casimeres
silk and silk velvet vestings and al
other fashionable goods.
Mr.. f. Lindquist, one of the mos
experienced and artistic cutters, il
connected with this house and viii
guarantee perfect fit in all cases
Jan. 5-tf.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-15
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