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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-21
Political and Personal Points
A Slight Co!isiOn-Ncws In
General.

/
General.
The .E.na Social Dancing Club will
! give a bail on Friday night At City Hall.
| DIR. C.. T.. kur2 has been appointed
SURGEON fJr this end oi the b. d :. w.
| Il. Il.
4. ID. Saudersou, Of Boston, WAS in the
! citv over yesterday.
| The Belmont Street Marching Club
hold an important meeting tonight at
the Armory on Thirty. second street.
John Dubois. OF this city, and MIR.
Mccoy OF Trialelphia, have purchased
six lots OF the Carroll property where
the Armstrong d Smith planning mill,
which burned, stood, and will erect a
new mill there. They have not yet de-
ni,,ed rs To the dimensions OF the build
ING. g., but the work will soon he un.
der Roadway.
HC. Sprague, Of Toledo, spent We'd
neslay in town.
VIM. Blackburn is erecting two frame
dwelling houses at the upper end OF
Gravel Hill.
As the Pres Ellison was coming down
Yesterday morning the Hiram Il was
about TO land here, when the Ellison
gave one whistle, the ferry blew twice,
the T. lison blew once a second time,
the Hiram L tried 10 back out OF her
road hut the Ellison came ahead and
struck the ferry throwing the Ellison on
IN the bar where she remained Tor an
hour. We hear that charges are To be
entered against the pilot al the ferry
4 81, n nm
say that the iaul: all lies with the other
boat.
+. A. LsMot,e, OF Philadelphia. vas
in town, Yesterday. Tom is one of the
io,liest drummers on the road.
John McGaw's new house on Gravel
Hi is progressing slowly.
The Republicans say that Pagan
Bob" Ingcrsol is coming TO Bellalre this
month. IL wouli do the democratic
cause good about mere 10 have the in
tidel come and proclaim the great good
ness OF preacher Garfield.
l.. NJ. Morris and John Kelley, OF
Pittsburgh were on our streets yester-
day.
The cine light draught passenger
steamer" Ed. Pope, is lying at the
lower landing undergoing some neces.
sary repairs.
This morning at $50 O'Clock, there
will be special solemn and impressive
services in the Catholic church here for
the repose OF the soul OF Bishop Rose
cranz, the first Bishop OF Columbus.
This is the second anniversary OF his
death. Nowhere in his diocese was the
deceased Bishop more loved and no.
where is his memory more gratefully
cherished than in Bellaire. Clergymen
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-21
The Benwo 4 Ne,ticg

The Democrats Of Ben wood will have
rOusing time tomorrow night, and
will be assisted by the Wneeliug and
Erllaire clubs. ArrIr@ ,ments have
been made with Captain D-yrics for a
train frOm tbs city, ani full particulars
will appear in these columns to morrow.
The speakers Ia ba present are: Col.
Joseph Blackburn, OF Kentucky; Gov.
Jacob Il. Jackson, Congressman Ben
Wilson and Judge James Morrow, jr.
IL is the intention OF the Wheeling
clubs TO go down into benighted Mar
shall and assist in rs final redemption.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-21
FARM FOR SALE.

TWILL OFFER At PRIVATE SALE TIE
Farm owned 10y the late J. J.. Jor'.sn, 81.
deceased. and containing ~ acrs, oi which ~,
acres ARE in gu,s "a acres timber. On u ha sn"u
I,irE nous, containing ten rooms: barn ~ fact
~ Z, feet, under which are sheep stables, COW
sable adjoining, shop. wagon shells and corn
ems; mix house. with smoke house over head,
:ur orchard ot about ap trees. slS jo"t coal
yciIe uudcri,s the whole 81 II.
1hi> valuable farm j. located IN belmont
county, ohio, Two miles from Ohio river. i've
mics north oi Martins f,rry.o Forrarli'ular'
nil'cSs or cal ou l.. J. &. D:cnncn, Marin :
cry, q. or y. JohpAN, "
Fc,,v % iylusw>b
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-21
The GAMING Razaar

The ladies' will not forget the Chll-
dren's Home meeting tins afternoon, at
o'clock, in McLain's Hail.
The Bazaar, Supper, Doll, Candy, and
Catch-All committees have been assign
ed different parts of the hall in which to
assemble Snd discuss their various plans
and intentions. A full attendance is
looked for, as barely month intervenes
before the celebration.
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LOCAL larElLIGENCE,

The hogs ais, De pleased will,
the >iyir. and yoa VIII tie
UlfasPI wills i!ic prize oi our
Inli tSihin1. Oehm Az Cos.
siur Price stotliioS siouse.
1925 TasAct street. adjoining
O,Cra House.
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All)eellns Register
index to New Advertisements

Seal skin CloaLS :. Rhodes x Co.
Wantr,l-Cnal Miners AMI ltborers.
Hancock C.,ie's-Neeiing Tonight.
Fresh Vienna >ausa gc-Fountain Sa-
ION.
Alteration. Hancock AMI English
CIuhS-I Local Page
Cicyrlini Iios,ery-JohR Emshcimer
II Head OF Local
Fine piamlnd,-l.G q. D.i,OI.
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DAILY ADDITIONS.

W. are addins daily hand:
some styles Of is0sYauS ana
Nxik;n. Goats Ladies' esPc.
ciaiiy intiici; tO look ever our
immrnS: display this season.
I.Bl.S VI ~ BRO. { lUal& Manu-
.acttirerS. IiOl ~ ain ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-21
New YORK,

NEW YORK, October 20.-Drv Goods
The market continues quiet and steady.
Cotton goods are in light demand at frs,
hands. and prices are still firm on all
leading makes. Prints are quiet, ging-
hams and dress goods sluggish and
steady. heavy cassimeres in fair demand
and spring weights more active. For
eign goods quiet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-21

"Malt Bitters" are Brain, Nerve and
Blood food, peculiarly adapted to, and
warmly recommended by, our druggists
and physicians for General Debility,
Mental and Physical Exhaustion, Hys'
terra, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Emac
iation, and Dropsy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-21
Democratic gain.......,....,..........-..... aO:I

Mr.. Atkinson makes his comparison
will, the vote Tor jlllen. When pushed
10. = reason, he was lost, but finally said
n. did it "bCcause that was the last vote
cast" lie figured Democratic loss,
but was unable to show how he did H.,
admitting, rs he did, the c-rrectEcss ol
Mr.. Millcrs figures.
There was Il litllc discussion between
the two gentlemen az To the Cir, cnhack
vote i'm the state. There was slight
difference OF opinion and Il little figuring
VAS done. Finally they agreed 1t would
he bctwpeen eight and ten thousand.
rnis will leave Jackson 4 clear majority
If from six TO five thousand over both
Radicals AMI GreenhackerS. The bal
.ncc oi the ticket viii run from one In
two thousand ahead OF Jackson.
Mr.. Atkinson accepted this result
with the air OF one convinced Ot an un-
rlnasant fact Ii il unpleasant To ind,
after all that has been said, the Demo.
Gratis have not only held their own in
the Mountain State, bat have come out
al he fight with clear gain ol at least
5000.
Ii Mr.. Atkinson wants To use the
Presidential vote as a basis, let him wait
until West Virginia has chance at
Garfield and he will find a still greater
Gain
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-21

BrGLE gimps, iringes and ornaments
the best assortment and the loves
prices. BUNS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-21

Musical instruments repaired at
Shells,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-21

STANTON & DAvESPoRT are offering
McCauley's History OF England in five
volumes for = 30 cash.
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Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY,

This institution was :cgG,arIy Incorporated by
me Legislature OF the state for Educational and
Charitable purposes IN I-Cs. for the TERN OF
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, u which contrA,t the
inviOlable faith Of the STATE - pledged. which
pledge hes been renewed 81 al overwhelming
p0pligf vote. securing ~ franchise Ia the new
constitution Hduylci iiteInbcT "a, A. ID. Is79
with Capital NJ 81 10 t1D 10 which II has since
aided re-, rye fund utsgG,In I.sGrsnd Single
Number Distribution will take yla.c monthly,
On the second Tuesday II ncvrS snlc. or pO.t
pon,- Look Al the following distribution
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DoInlans.

The finest styles at the manufacturers
-Blums'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-21

SELLING OFF Musical Instruments at
Sheib's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-21

Yor do not have TO patronize auctions
to buy Gibbons Rome for $3.50. STAN
ton & Davenport will do better than
that.
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SHEET Music, at half price, at Sheib's,
Mrs G Books at cost, at Sheibs.
pleasant and Efec.ual."

"PIeasapt and Euec.UlI'
PuRsLEY, w. Va, Nov. 81, 1879.
Ievrs LqughHn Bros d Co,
Please send us another suppl Y Of your
Worm Syrup. We are meeting with an
increased sale. We find it always gives
satisfaction. have used il in nv own
family, and found i not only pleasant.
but elFectual. MARTIN 4 DoPLER,
OF Dopler x Lewis.
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Cashmeres.

None TO beat them; none TO equal
them. BUNS.
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NORwOOD
High School and CoI|ese
OPENS SEPTEMBER =. $50
splib Sn,WrIA,,
LEGAL NOTICE

State of West yirinia ,ow,, Am.
the Clerks ot,icr of The Con !, I' - as. /,
county, on Non ay. IN, am y ''tl
Mrs. Julia A. Fond, plaintiff
".
M. MaVaret :. Jones, uifr,. t.,r
Louis NJ cole Joshua ku.f, u" "ts
hurley, Ms Mnry 4 parul.r ~ ~.
Usndian de,eas:L NJ " -, e.
Mary p Wal,ou- vii, al H. - .. \,
X Hsni.an. sarah l.. U,.U,r
Hand an and Carrie 4. Hs,.iI., >'t /.
Nh. said Iohn Han IA, e. 'r''t,,
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Blankets

Very reasonable and handsome at
Blums'.
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Silks
BELLAIRE.

Cheaper than elsewhcIe, and more
STYLES. N HlGms'.
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Musical Goods, at Sheib's, for cost.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-21

siak no dcrs In the rGi,a >,.t, ,. .t.,
Association are hen br unliA,i tiWt'r a..
El- ton al Dln ,tor>, Ng.l O., Lr.I d.. d.
Assoc alton Hall, un lu,,ia, ,v...r.. "a. y
?1ih. l>NU tH'- - lIi.t r..
Gus ". Conner. S.'C'N. a IL,
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Flsnnels

You will save money il you buy them
at Blums'.
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ATTENTION!
Hancock and English Clubs.

Alta MEETING OF THE CAPTAINS OF
dcci led - have no parade on SATURDAY evening
OF thi. week. The inv ta;iOn 70 attend the
tor"h ligh, procession a. u. nwOOH, Oh Friday
evening was accrp:s J: therefore The members
OF the various city clIbs are hereby uptifei 20
mekt az their re.I"ctiyr club rooms tomorrow
tFIiisy evening al 90 % c!D"k, Tor tie purIrss
OF attending above mentioned procession.
TIE Fist cOnl. seventh. Fourth ward, and
Young Mems Clubs WILL take iriia a. b. q u.
railroad iepO': tilth Gai sirta war Is q, foot IL
Twenty fourth street. Eighth ward al Hand.
lan's crossing. UnieT con- mani Of }. q. Hoo.
man. Assistant Marhil. The train vii leave
depot az O'Clock sharp. J. A. MILLER,
oc2la Chief Marshal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-21

PRISIs and muslins as cheap as you
want them. BUNS.
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STRANGERS

And visitor. To the city are inSi.
ted to- examine oar Stock OF
Dress Goods aud SILKS. the
largest ana the city. /. BLUM ~
skO.
Thernouioter Recorc.
As taken a. Schnepi's Opera House
drug store:
WsBSE~oAY
iS-g. l>>o.
7,Nl2N.SPN. 5N.N. l'N.@PE. ~.
20 g. tG 80 % - - "a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-21

New and yery Attractive styles are N0w beadv.
Ma c0n BR>1 CABINEfDR PARLOR OR.
MHooN GASsIS THE WORLD, winn.rs
AND Of highest distinction a. every
u..,,,u xest worlds exhibition Tor thir.
hAMllN teen year, price, 81. 81 g.; 81.
ORGANS easy easy ps az G q . r Quarter AID
upwards. Catalogues frfa.. MASON Il HAN.
LIS ORGAN co, lji fremont St. Boston; ~
Fast li;h St, lunIon square, New York; ii9
Wabash avenue, chicago. n.N.b
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-21

lsJI PrLes smouUilIx t10
Responsible corresponding agelu wanted al
all IOiBu, a. whom = libenI coinIensation will
o. paid.
tor fIrtbc' Information. write, clearly. giving
fun sdirryed. send sr'cN by express or
Registered Letter. OT Money Order by mail.
Addrvscd Oniy TO
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TAKE NOTICE.

Thd' q. thc only LD'i',y u'r roi''i IN b. h' pro-
pi, o. Sig'' and UHd6r a late docisioa of me
T. >upr,Hi, CDur' az H'I.hnyfoa. Is nS only
L,oGl LoH.Ty HDw IL H' Inhd Srb,, al o,hr
cId0us ha,Hg Jorn r'pa'od or hari"g no ,r'a.
lacC.
splendid opportunity 10 win q fortune.
Eleventh Grand Distribution. Glass T.. nj New o..
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Cloaks.
Headquarters in the State at Blums'
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Tota,s

The counties OF Boone, Logan, Mason,
Mcdowell, Pcndleton, Upshur, Wayne
and Wyoming nave not yet completed
their returns. The amounts filled III are
estimates and, In the main, are Repub
lean estimates. Ii the returns change
them, the change will be in favor of
Jackson. No figures are given Tor Ma
son or Wyoming. The former MIR. Al
kinson claims by three plurality, and
the latter by little more. Both are
claimed bv the Democrats, but for the
purposes OF comparison are placed as
ties Last year. VI ason gave over 200
majority and Wyoming 100.
Jarkson's pluralties are 1887 ani
S,ur,iss' 3,7Sl, leaving Jackson 1855
ahead OF Stuigiss. 4 comparis' with
1876 is as follows:
I>>O. Jackson over .urIis'............... IL"
1870, NJ lhcwS over G"t.................... J. -
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eWDr,eAns, Ia 4,
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are IN.
der ,e supervision and ms. !Agement o! Generals
y. +. Bealregsri and Jubsl A. Early. spl5Wsg
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA uNlyepe,,:
NMnMlzMnM>

THE BEST SCHOOL FOR Yovysyv.
l. BOYS Is where they can o., - Az
Education In tho shortest lo.,,h,. - it-a
can lie done at frash.r's bushes ,,' e
few months. Common Enylsh - y .- /,
thoroughly taught. IaGies sim.,'st a. a.
once or address IN. fK,>uIE "a
ago W.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-21

STD mol w. deceived ~ rm'it' 's'' 80
sim lar name; nn other pf'rr't'"1 BE- FL '.
TUT for this under any clirlIin.isHnH
rHce 81. OJ "T lioiil'. slE i"f Q a.
sold by LOGAN, LIST u 90
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ELECTION NOTICE

ntuRGf hu.kJ.,
WIN. T. Hubbard aUd ~. n. l.sr..
or for plaintiff ,..
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rraciasI end Analytical Chcmbp-
h6-sOli " al D:vg..i.,s and Dcalen In Ncd!.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-28
That Canal Boat Rig.

EDITOR HERALD: I see tho Re.
publicans of Pennsylvania have
abandoned reason and logic in
their campaign on Garfield's be.
half, and are appealing to the sym.
pathy Of the voters Of that State;
and. for the purpose OF creating a
sentimental enthusiasm in favor
of the Rev. James de Golyer, have
constructed a canal boat bearing
the legend, "From the tow-path to
the White House," which is man
ned by crew of men In uniform.
While there Is nothing that the
people more highly honor or more
heartily sympathizs with than a
man who has raised himself from
Obscurity to prOminence-honOra-
BILE prOminence-there is, on the
other hand. nothing that they so
thoroughly and justly despise and
detest as q man who, having been
one Of the toiling masses, familiar
with their woes and their wants,
and having succeeded In securing
high position for himself, uses that
high position for the purpose of
plunderiug the very poor from
whose ranks he sprang. This has
been the case In Garfisld's career.
Once elevated he, forgetting his
low origin and youthful trials and
struggles, joined himself with kim
dred spirits to rob the very poor
and struggling people from whose
ranks he had sprung, and whose
interests 1t should have been bis
particular pleasure and duty to
protect. "FrOm the tow-path to
the offices Of the Credit Mobilier"
would be more suggestive and ap-
pr0priate In this case. The voters
of the United States are not to be
humbugged in this matter, and
Gaifie will fiud that in the Presi
Dental race his canal boat, drawn
by uniformed mercenaries, will be
distanced by Hancock, borne on
the shoulders of five millions OF
free American voters, who wear no
liveries and are not actuated OI
governed by any maudlin senti'
mentality. Every day brings to
the ranks of Hancock and English
prominent accessiOns. Forney ir
Pennsylvania, Butler in Massachu
setts, Worthington in South Caro-
lima, Stahla In Ohio, Banning II
California! Verify, day by day thu
rats are leaving the sinking cana
boat from an utter want of cOuf
dence in the Integrity and ability
Of its hypocritical Captain.
SCRUTATOR.
Anaheim, August 25, 1881.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-28
Shipping News.

The British steamer Hylton Cas-
tie, BorsmaD, Master, will sail on
the 9th for Departure Bay. She
is now discharged and taking In
ballast.
Arrived at San Pedro Aug. oath,
schooner Edward Parke, Esrlsen,
Master, seven and half days from
Eureka, Humboldt county, with
230, 200 feet of lumber.
Arrived, Aug. oath, schooner
Mary E. Russ, Nelson, Master,
seven days FROM Noyo river, with
$500 railroad ties for the southern
Pacific Railroad Company.
Sailed, Aug. Oath, schooner Lissie
Madison, Nelson, Master, In bal
last for H ueneme.
Arrived, Aug 24tb, schooner AL
exander, McKillen, Master, nine
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-28
ARIZONA CORR ESPONDENCE.
A Chatty Tucson Letter from an e1-Angelsns

EDITOR HERALD: A self.exiled
AngelenO, retain Il keen appreci.
alton Of your county and lively
interest Ia it's welfare.
If by constantly experiencing the
climatic advantages that make ex-
istence In Los Angeles q delight,
any Of your people become obliv-
ious to the privilege they enjoy In
living with such surroundings, they
should be shipped to this place for
season, that they may profit by
the contrast.
When man marries good wife,
he Is apt, as soon as the first flush
of the honeymoon is over, to forget
the extent to which he Is indebted
to her, but when he is temporarily
away from home, he quickly real
ICES how much better wife she is
than the average brute of man
deserves to have. So 1t Is with the
way ward children Of Los Angeles.
AS soon as they leave that Ameri-
can Arabia the Blert, they re.
member pleasant features which
they had previously ceased to re-
gard.
= Tucson has many things to re-
ward the perseveiing and perspir.
ing toilers In their respective voca
tons, but 1t Ia not exactly Q picnic
ground Of nature, nor likely to be.
come formidable rival Of Paris as
Ia place for n0uveauG riches 70
"hAve . good t,mT' vt. When
Heber composed The line, "Where
every prospect spleases and only
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-28

man ia vile,n he evidently was no,
thinking Of Tucson, nr he would
not have written the first part, 1T
least, Of that sentence.
There are many good men and
good women In Arizona. Men oi
bright minds are found on every
side-some climbing all day over
the hills, looking for bonanzas and
smoking their pipes around lonely
prospector-' camp fires at nigh';
some whacking muie- over parchet.
up plains. and others, In other
ways, playing their parts in the
comedies aud tragedies of Arizona
experiences
Occasionally a man gets killed,
IN a chivslric manner, over the
disputed Ownership Of a burro. or
the COLOR of n shirt, or the smile of
woman being fired at other than
Its lawful target; but usually times
are peaceable ami the occupation of
the coroner is almost gone. As to
death, from natural causes. Ari-
zona, generally speaking. is not
unhealthy after one becomes In.
durated to the climate.
l congratulate you on the good
ticket that your recent County
Convention made; and believe that,
with Hancock at its head, 1t in
NOvem Der will, ''like the eagle in
the d0ve.cot, f1utter the VOices."
Del Valle, every one knows and
likes. Heathman IL not SO gener-
ally known, but all who are ac-
quainted with him are aware that
he is accomplished, able and un-
fiinchingIy honest. Barhsm is
active and accurate. !
know Of no one who can fill the
Sheriff's Office better than the gall
liant Dick.
Outside Of Whites pronounced
ability, his especial fitness for the
District Attorneyship p is his indom-
table industry and facility for the
of business.
As for Wilse Potts, there is not q
Los Angeles man here who would
not bet his mines that Potts sever |
shall be, world without end"
County Clerk.
The same favorable impression
prevails as to the rest of the ticket; |
and we, the distant but no less
anxious spectators Of the battle, be-
|ieve that the better judgment of
your people will add o new rose to !
lhe chapIet Los Angeles county
has already won as the banner
county of California.
VIEJO.
Tucson, A. r., Aug. 10, 1880.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-28

To all Wishing removed perma-
neutiy superauous Hair, Freckles,
Liver Spots, Black Worms, Moles,
ETC., I will send recipe free OF
4rge. This great remedy was
scovered by Professor e. Hinna,
.ne great Chemist and East India
Plant discoverer. Send self-ad-
addressed envelope to V, PoPPER,
127 Montgomery street, San Fran
CISCO, California, Agent for the
United States and Canada. As ad-
vertising is very expensive. this ad
vertisement will only appsar for
one month. Please cut 1t out and
preserve 1t. my2l I'm