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LIMA. Peru, July l5.--In consequence
Of the depreciation and fluctuations Of
silver currency in circulation In this Re-
public, it has been proposed to use the
American gold dollar a. basis Of none
tary transactions, either fiscal or private.
using the silver dollar ct value OF so
cents for all fractions under quarter of
an eagle. 1t is thought that the govern
ment will ask Congress to give the mat
ter its Consideration.
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Don,t give Up Vet.

1t doesn't follow that patient win die
because the doctors have "given him
up" or that he will recover because they
promise to ''pull him through" Is is
never too late to try the great virtues OF
Parker's Tonic. Mr.. Michael Guilfoyle,
Of Binghampton. N. Y. was cured by it
after ten years Of unspeakable suffering.
Mr.. R. w. Mosher, druggist of the same
city, certifies that he has sold over one
thousand bottles of Psrker's Tonic
through its reputation for this and other
aureu
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duy in passing resolution providing
for the use OF the surplus in excess OF
SlO0, 900, 900 in redemption Of United
States bonds and the prospects Of the
resolution in the Senate. Another
question considered was in regard to the
advisability Of transferring the Apache
Indians Of Arizona to the Indian Terri
taru
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LONDON. July l5.--Ths Standard
says that considering the relative
strength Of parties the Marquis Of Sails.
bury is the natural head Of the new
government. It adds that all Conserv-
ativss who prize the triumph which the
Conservatives and Liberal Unionists
have won together will Wish to see
NArquh Harrington prominent mem,
Der Of the new government and VIII
also desire to have the Unionists fairly
and fully represented unless the Marquis
Of Salisbury adduces conclusive reasons
against this policy. We are sure Il is
commanding itself to those who best un-
derstapd it and 1t will commend itself to
the common sense OF electors. II Hart.
ington's followers are willing we are per-
fsctly suite that there will be no insuper-
able difficulty in the way Of such amica-
bic Arrangement.
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| iii II II
III IL IL 4 4: I; ;' s:;; Z y Ia si::; sii::;
Maximum Thermometer. $50.
Maximum Thermometer. $50.
Minimum Thermometer. $50.
Is Your Liver out Of Orderp

Then is your whole system deranged-
the blood is impure the breath offensive.
you have headache, feel languid, dispir-
tied and nervous, no appetite. sleep is
troubled and unrefreshing. To prevent
more serious condition. take at once at
Simmons Liver Regulator, it will soon
restore the healthy condition Of the liv.
or, bowels and kidneys.
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WHY WILL You sUFFER from Ague
and Malaria when Gilmore . Aromatic Wine
will cure you. For sale BY II. d. Godfrey
NRdeau Block.
sHtLOH'a CURE WILL Immediately 70
sieye Group, whoppinK cough and 1ron
,nitis. soldtv o. y Hcinxeman. lU ~
Main street
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ST. PErrRsRuRo, July i5.-while An
iron dealer was unloading wagon filed
with old artillery material to-day. that
had been purchased from the govern.
ment. 9 nine.inch shell, supposed to
have been properly unloaded, exploded
among . group Of workmen and others.
sixteen persons. including four children.
were killed and several more injured.
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For weak lungs, splitting Of blood,
shortness OF breath, consumption. night
sweats and all lingering coughs, Or.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery" Ia
sovereign remedy. Superior to Cod
Liver Oil. By druggistz.
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A Kentucky man recently threw Q
glass of water In friends face and in
stantly killed him. 1t is supposed that
a few drops Of the fluid entered his
mouth and were swallowed. IL Baltimore
Herald.
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MRRcED, CAL. July lb.-Following 10
a list Of the south.bound passengers psss-
ing through here this evening,
CH Dunton and family, w Fl Bailey,
Oakland; D Hoevitt, Mrs Rosen, Los
Angeles; Ralph Lowe, New Almaden,
J B Rudolph, Thos G Wells, A Strong
and wife, q G Barnes, Miss Hettie Budd.
II C Boyer, San Francisco; L W Scott,
wife and child, Texas; X r House and
wife, Pomona; Mrs I Lewis. San Diego;
L } Hewcott and wife, New York, and
Is emigrants.
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AppeinIed mail Clerk.

San FRAscIsoo, July l5.-Jsmes J..
Gee, of Los Angeles. has been appointed
to clerkship in the Cotton and Nation
al City Railway Postal office, vice M. h.
Forster, resigned.
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II is the unexpected that always hap
pens. This is especially true OF draw
poker.
The lightning-rod man is now devast
ing the country in advance Of the potato
bug.
A labor exchange has an article OF
"How to Let People Help Themselves.
A good way is to leave your front door
unlocked.
The man who can sit on pointed
rock all day waiting for fish to bite,
cannot wait ten minutes for his dinner
after he gets home at night without
grumbling.
II is lucky that President Cleveland
has so few relatives, for, if he was ex-
tensively supplied with them, lots Of us
editors would have to quit the business
and 90 to work.
Resident Of Concord, Mass. Yes, sir;
that is the statue of the minute man Of
l776. Visitor-Er, my good friend,
could you show me the statue OF an
eight hour man of 1886 :
They have some bright pupils in the
Tynqsboro schools. At the examination
the other day a boy was asked. "nat
are the warmth giving Iooos ns
reply was, 'Cayenne pepper anu a'nAica
ginger. --Lewisson' Me- journal
The noble red men who have already
gathered ct Niagara Falls this season to
engage in the sale Of Indian relics are
said to take great interest IN the Irish
home-rule movement. One OF them was
recently heard to remark: "begorra,
Misther Gladshtones moighty foine
man.
II Il ask ad how editors pass thier leis.
ura moments Bless YOUR dear soul,
thsv don't paas them. they never catch
nm 70 them. Al editor Is usually from
,an s.-.v years behind his leisure
moments, and ALWAYS dies before he gets
within eunshot of the rearmost of them.
--Cbicsco Hetei Reporter.
p;u NJ. .ha ,nuor;.t Iscturad in
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LONDON. July l5.-Coples Of a tele-
gram from Sexton addressed to the Ma
tionalists ct Belfast have been placarded
throughout the city. In IL Sexton says
tho Nationalists have hitherto earned
the gratitude of the country by their
admirable self-control, despite repeated
deliberate provocations. and he implores
them to continue In this wise course and
to remain as much as possible within
doors, especially at nightfall.
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Division Of Telegrsms and Reports for the
benefit OF Commerce and Agriculture Re-
port of observations taken at Los Argeiea
California, July .l5 1886;
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CHICAGO, July l6.-An Omaha special
says; The Dundy County Bank Of Benk-
Gilman. Nebraska, failed yesterday. Bel
zer, the President, skipped to Canada
and took with him about 800. 900. Bust
ness men sndfarmers feel the loss greatly,
as many Lost the last dollar they had on
earth. Several homesteaders had their
little all in the bank and were to prove
% to-day. Many will have to abandon
their claims. The greatest excitement
prevails. Belzer had Transferred ell his
available property to his wife before
leaving.
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Buy your cigars from Edelman 4 Co., the
only exclusive wholesale Cigar and tobacco
house In Southern California. Corner OF
Los Angeles and Commercial streets.
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There are ll9 artesian wells at Den,
yer. They have been sunk at an aver
age cost of $4,000. The average fow o.
water is 1000 gallons day.
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NEW TODAY.
apEcIAL NorloE.

Being about to retire from business. l
would respectfully request all those In
debted TO me 70 please call at No. IS North
ccunts duo from this Arm viii be paid on
presentation.
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CITY OF. PARIS.
The PEERLESS DRY GOODS EMPORIUM
or Southern California.
THE LARGEST STOCK
THE FINEST GOODS
And UNIFORM Low PRICES
lO5. lOT and l0s NORTH SPRING ST,
THE PEOPLES STORE.

We call the attention Of the wholesale
trade, hotel keep pers and large retail buyers to
the following lines Of goods, which we 1nd it
to our advantage to close out at the present
time
70 bales OF Comforters.
$50 Trunks. and kinds.
so eases Of MusIins and shoetings, bleaehed
10 bales Of Batting.
bales of Duck.
bales o Ticking.
500 dozen Linen Towels and Napkins.
ZOO dozen Turkish Bathing Towels.
Table Linen LIN pieces '''a''''' A"''''''"'-'' "-'
1000 dozen Ladies' Misses and ChiIdrens Hose.
$50 dozen Mems sox.
Vests and Drawers. s1
- 81 dozen Mems neriae Gau1e and salbrssan vssss
500 Fancy Dado winaew shades.
Canton Fannes
iOe dozen Ladies' straw Hats.
We received all these goods on "cut
rate speculation expecting raise in the
freights, but fnd that we cannot handle the
quantity of goods without hiring an addi-
tional warehouse, which we do not care to
toned to buy your goods in San Francisco vii
find besides saving your freight you will dis
cover an additional saving Of at least Ia Ia
per cent. Our terms are cash.
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ST.. LOUIS. July ia special from
Mstamoras, Mexico, to the Globe-Demo-
crat. Gays that yesterday the up train on
the Matamoras and Monterey Railroad
was attacked by revolutionists at Capots
station. Over fifty passengers. were ON
the train, among them delegates to the
Congressional College from Revnosa,
Mier. Camargo, Guerrero and other river
towns. several army officers and three
ladies'. When it reached Cspote, accord
ing to telegram from the customs guard
to the Collector Of Customs, it was at
tackled by Innocencio Tapio and Adolfo
Gonzalez at the head Of fifty
revolu tionists or bandits and the passen-
gers robbed of all their arms, but it is
not stated shssher any Of them were
hurt. Colonel CAvazos, with force of
the Third Cavalry, was ct Capots yes
terday afternoon. and it is thought that
he has had fight with the revolution
lists. Advices from Vera Tamsulipas
state that there have been revolutionary
riots there. in which there were three
men killed and Colonel Antonio Echurit.
ia, Commissioner Of the State Govern
ment. wounded. The prominent Cuel-
larists have all been driven from the
place and have taken refuge at Esoan-
dor.
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ALLOW cough to run until itgets beyond
the reach Of medicine. They often say
oh, twill wear away, but in most cases
it wears them away. Could they be in-
duced to try the successful medicine
called Kemp.s Balssm, which we will
sell on positive guarantee to cure, they
would Immediately see the excellent Of
feet after taking the first dose. Price
500. and 81. Trial size free. II. d.
Godfrey, druggist.
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NERyR-LIFE AND vIaoR restored in
men and women by using Gilmore's Aro
matte Wine, For sale by H. D. Godfrey
Nadeau Block.
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New YoRx, July lb.--A special to
tho Mail and Express says John Roach
the noted ship builder is dying; that he
has been confined to his bod three weekil
with complications Of disease, but that
the chief trouble is isental and that he
constantly talks Of his broken foT.s::> fortune.
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PARIS, July l5.-The expulsion Of
the Duc d'Aumale was the cause Of an
exciting soene In the Senate to-day,
Chesnelong said the Dukes letter to
President Grevy in no wise justified his
expulsion, and the Government violated
the principle offers of the commission
as to bis property. General BoulaDger,
Minister Of Was, replied that be would
not tolerate insolent letters from the
Duke. Uproar ensued, when Baron
Lsreinty shouted that the expulsion of
the Duke was an act of cowardice.
General Boulanger declared he would
not permit suoh an expression to be
applied to the Minister Of War,
and quilted the tribune. Mr.. Sar-
rien stated D'Aumales letter which
had been written with that OF Comte de
Paris and tthss. the whole affair wasa veri.
table plot. General Boulanger declared
he would fulfill his duty as Repu blican
Minister. M. Larreinty said he re-
gretted that so distinguished q soldier
az General Boulanger should insult any
one absent. The order OF expulsion then
passed by a vote Of l57 to 76, approving
the conduct Of the government and ex-
pressing confidence In its vigilence.
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A REVOLUTION.
Mexico Awakes From Her
Apathy.
BANDITS ON THE RAMPAGE
An Outbreak Which Win Proba-
bly, be Quelled In
Few Days.

Especial 10 the Herald bv the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, July 10. "A special to
the Tines Democrat from Lampasas,
Mex. says: A courier from Sabines.
twenty miles distant reports that Sancho
Cases, an old revolutionist has collected
band Of lawless characters in Ola DE
Aqua and robbed several hiciendas in
that neighborhood. They are now
camped at Aqua Lagua, very near
Sabines and CONSERVATION reigns SUI
preme in the city. Many Of the inhab-
itants are fleeing to Lampasas and some
are making for the Texas border. The
people are evacuating the city. The
military Of the State Of Conhuelahans
has been notified that raid is expected
daily.
A special to the Times. Democrat from
New Laredo, Mexico, says: Col. Chas.
Winslow, United States Colonel at
Guerrero, arrived here yesterday. He
reports that the insurgents in that sec
tlon are gaining strength and will make
. junction with revolutionists now scat
tered in the outer districts bordering ON
the lower Rio Grande. In this uprising
as in tho one Last December in Nueva
Leone. the hands Of the government
eau be seen. There is no doubt
that before two months are past the
State Of Tamsuiipas will be under mill
tary ruls. The OWL Governor. Conalis,
has been 11sfosed cnd military Govern
or appointed from the City Of Mexico.
No engagement has yet taken place in
this region.
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LONDON. July ID, The total vote thus
far Is as follows. Conservatives and
Unionists. ]. ASS, 95s, Gladstonian, l, 1882,
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MONMOUTH PARK, N. j.. July TO-
Handicap for all sges, Mile and six
teenth--Dry Monopole won. Anarchy
second, Thackery third; time. l;56.
Tyro stakes for two-year-olds, three.
fourths mile--Tremont won, KavelleI
second, a neck in front Of Queen Eliza.
beth third; time, lil9s.
Bsrngate stakes for three-year.oids,
mile and half-Bard won, Quito sec
ond, Winfred third; time, 2;45a.
Sweepstakes, mile and a quarter
Favor won, Elizabeth second, Hearts
Ease third; time, 2;l3.
Selling race. mile and sixteenth
Letretia won, Phil Lewis second, Whiz-
gig third; time, l.574.
Steeplechase over short course-Col.
Watson won, Joe Shelby second,
Charley Epps third, time. 1923.
AT WASHINGTON PARK.
CHICAGO, July l5.--At Washington
Park, one mile, Bob Fisher won, LAfitte
second. Solid Silver third; time, la.
Muiuels paid $l5 80.
Five-eighths Of mile--Ban Boroman
won, Jacobin second, Withrow third;
time, l:03a. Mutuels paid So 90.
Washington Park Cup, two and q
quarter milss-E. J. Baldwin's pair.
Volante and Lucky B. walked over,
Lucky B. finishing first. Non.startsrs.
Modesty and Lepante.
Extra race, one and one-eighth miles
Alice won, Buchanan second, Modesty
third; time. 1854. Mutuels paid e27. so.
Warrenton won, Handy Andy
second. Biddy Bowling third; time. ;43A.
Mutuels paid $l3. 10.
Hurdle, one and one half miles-Mo-
Cullough won, Will Davis second. Guy
third; lime. 2:52. Mutuels paid $l7.70.
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ALvRsros, July l5.--A special to
tbs Nsps from Laredo says: For sew
eral days past there have been rumors
Of serious trouble along the Mexican
border on the Rio Grande. Yesterday
teIsgrAms were received from the City
Of Mexico ordering troops to be sta
iened at Nuevo Laredo, down the river,
o suppress contemplated revolutionary
outbreak In the State Of Tanaulipas.
To-day affairs assumed grsver
attitude from the fact that q number
OF Winchester rifles have been pur-
chased with which to arm q volunteer
company Of Nueyo Laredo to assist in
the defense Of that city. Later reports
received tonight represent that Q state
Of grave alarm sxists and that serious
conflict will occur between the govern
ment forces and the revolutionists, who,
1t is said. have been arming for some
time in the State Of Tamaulipas for that
object. Their movement has been kept
. profound secret. The custom house
in Nuevo Laredo would prove the rich
est prize that could be captured by any
party Of revolutionists on the northern
border Of Mexico. The revolutionary
tsouble in Tamaulipas, it is feared, will
nrova wild raread and aarioua
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BALrIMoRE, July ia terrible
rain storm visited this city tonight. 1t
is more severe in the western section.
A kind Of water-spout unroofed many
houses and did other damage.
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WAsHNoTos. July lb.-The following
have been made additional money order
postoffices in California, but will not 60
into effect until Congress- adjourns. Elsi-
more, San Diego county; Alturas, Modoc
county; Concord, Contra Costa county;
Ontario, San Bernardino county.
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CONGRESSIONAL.



WASHINGTON, July l5.-Pugh. from
the Committee on Privileges and cleo
tions presented a report in the election
case Of senator Payne. Hoar, ON be-
half Of him,elf and Frye presented the
dissenting views of the minority. Evarts
made separate report presenting the
views Of himself, Teller and Logan. All
OF the reports were ordered printed in
one document and placed on the oalen.
dar to be called any time as privileged
matter.
Senator Vance submitted the proposed
amendment TO the General Deficiency
Appropriation bill to Appropriate $780,.
200 for the unpaid salaries Of postmas.
tiers awaiting the appropriation.
Senator Chace to-day submitted the
proposed amendment to tho Sundry Civil
Appropriation bill authorizing the Sec.
retsry Of the Treasury to transfer to
the United States mint at Philadel-
phia for cleaning and reissue any uncur-
reut coins that Eo.-s are. OF may be here.
after, received ct the Sub-Treasury ON.
oss 10 excsss Of the requirements for
the ourrsnt business Of such office. Five
Thousand dollars is appropriated for the
expenses OF the transfer and re-lssue.
Il also authorizes the Secretary OF the
Treasury to re coin oil unourrent mint
coin now In the Tteasury, and $4,000 il
appropriated to reimburse tho Treasury
for loss in such coinage.
Housf.
Randall, OF Pennsylvania, from the
Committee on Appropriations reported
. toint resolution, continuing In force
till July Slst, providing temporarily for
the expenditures Of The Government
Passed.
At the evening session the House
passed the following bills; From the
Committee ON Labor to prevent the EN-.
ployment Of convict labor and alien labor
upon public buildings and other public
works, amending the act to prohibit the
importation and immigration Of foreign
ers and aliens under contract or agree
ment to perform labor in the United
States; to protect mechanics, laborers
and servants in the District Of Columbis
In their wages; the Senate bill providing
for the payment of per diem to govern
ment employees for Decoration Day and
the Fourth Of July. Directing the Com
missioner Of Labor to make an investiQa
tion in regard to convict labor in the
United States. The bill extending the
provisions 90 to letter carriers gave ris.
to some opposition. and pending actor
the House at II o'clock adjourned.
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HAVANA, July l5.-Advices from Port
au Prince say that Gen. Louis Ettsrne
Felicite Saleman was on the S0th ult.
re- elected President of Hayti for another
term Of seven years. dating from May,
1887
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BARNARD & BENEDICT
FRUIT CRYSTALLIZING COMPANY.

Marmaadss made from this years choice ripe fruits.
Orange Strawberry Apricot ready put up in
Glass Jars and BGyptian Vases The
excellent reputation goods is widespread We use
of the best quality
products pure and wholesome.
nE-For Sale at the Factory, Norris Vineyard, and
by the Principal CrOcers.
We wish purchase
and White Figs lylbu
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Those who desire 10 consult me in regard
10 their cases OF TO location as 70 cli-'
mate, had better call at the once Tor
consultation and examination, but IL fmpos-
Medical Treatise, containing list Of cues.
tions, Address
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nb North Main street. Los AnEslss, Cal
once hours from $50 A. ~ - a:WfM