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, 1886-06-10
From Fridays Daily.

The street sprinkler is needed again.
Schooner Champion is being painted
- cleaned.
sas Good Templars are to have an
open meeting at their hall tonight.
We are indebted to Rev. J. Reid for
copies of the Minneapolis Tribune.
Rev. A. B. Banks, OF Seattle, il
expected TO preach here again on Sunday
next.
Mrs. McCurdy and her daughter, Miss
Anna, have returned from San Juan
county where they have bsen visiting
relatives
In correspondence of the Snohomish
Eye We find the following concerning a
citizen OF Port Townsend: "The enter
prsing and rising young merchant, T.
W. Pestygrnve, has just moved into his
new brick building. 1t is seldom that
social and business qualifications OF q
nlgh order are combined in the same
parson, and SO evenly balanced as in
ihis young man. His future success In
ihs mercantile world is already assured"
Direct communication will be- re-
established between Port Townsend ard
''e'ona within the next day or 80, giving
'"o telegraPhic lines to Victoria. The
ruges Sound company have completed
H..
me necessary " orr on their line and are
now awaiting the Dominion steamer Sir
Games Douglas, now engaged III repair
sng the Canadian cable off Dungeness
1nls cable was first laid nearly two
Years ago, but has broken down twice
since and repairs were delayed, awaiting
favorable weather.
MI. E.W. Devoe has been industriously
and effectively engaged in eanvassing
Tor additional subscriptions on the cele-
ofaaOn fund. Il has been decided to
celebrate Saturday, in order to accomno-
date the different mill companies that
Houid prefer shutting down Friday
eseaing rather than breaking into the
INST OF the week. 1t is probable that
sae collation. may be served in the opera
nAii, but opinion is divided as to the
oest location for the literary exercises.
as Will be impossible to prepare seats
.ot all and as there will be procession,
ns likely that large grassy plot on the
oin VIII be selected. An excursion from
"eaceck, Gamble and Ludlow is talked of.
49,. ue CRY pays the water company some
"" month for ornamenting street cor
1e'S Will iron hydrants, from which no
"0'e' s allowed to flow, save for the pur-
p0Se OF extinguishing fires or testing
1he public are nearly suffocated
"''o Dust on Water street, which should
Spanked. We submit to the city
Ouncll' which meets this evening, wheth-
" would not be better to have water
'e's and let the city pay for what wat
needed for flushing sewers and
spsinkiing. We are now paying
~ Shat We do not get, and the tax-pay-
h1 hno howled so about the purchase oI
ald laying Of sewers, are beginning
9uire why We can't have the dus;
Nnen We are paying out so much fol
every month, and never a dror
'tnes out Of the hydrants.
F'soDEs IN SAILOR LIFE Yesterday
a.. 'ery-day addition to the society O
eLty Was made, when the crew of th,
n. Emma 4. Crowell were discharged
80 eohers have, however, been sadI,
Our law aud order. A Swed,
hussian, who were quartered il
same bsdroon, made night hideou
, 1886-06-10
Our Public Building.
The following explains itself:

The following explains itself:
WASHINGTON, d. c., May %, 1856.
ALLEN Weir, Esq, Secretary Of Board
of Trade, Port ToWnsend, W, T.-My
Dear Sir:-Your favor of the 21st inst,
inclosing memorial of the Port Town
send Board of Trade to the Hon. Secrs-
tary of the Treasury, praying that the
public building at Port Townsend, pro-
yidsd for by the act OF Congress passed
at the last session be constructed with
out further delay, was just received. I
shall take pleasure in presenting the
memorial with favorable endorsement to
the Hon. Secretary OF the Treasury at
the earliest possible moment.
Very truly yours,
J. n. DoLPH.
, 1886-06-10
Ghe at'rrkln Ar9u5,
-,.nr,, ,rnursaas,s paiIy.

rom THuFs<iaS'S Daily.
p u Attrid.c. + Port Ludlow, Is il
town.
# IS na longer Miss Folsom" hut
Nh. Grover Cleveland.
Holm Kelly, tine great New York poll
sciar-Tamm,uy "Boss'-dicd on the
1st inst.
l.s-asi tia, Rev. II '. R,ce, Of
,bs Presbyterian Church, laa. locate IN
Port Townsend.
u. LyalI and family moved today to
.bair new home near FRIDAY Harbor in
san Juan cou"t!
CIV. Squire has declined TO deliver
,na oTatio2 here, because he expects to
TART east about the 2a,h inst.
Tho mother ana sister Of Mr.. d, B.
sbpu Of Sc1w Bay, are visiting that
gentleman aui his estimah!e vile, from
D.kalb Co. Indiana.
Work has begun on the NJ, +. church.
r.pal services will be held in the public
.,bool house on Sunday Lext. and on
one OF two sabbaths following
One Grover Cleveland was tie success
+,I srDlicaut for the position Of husband
~ Miss frankie Folsom, a leading
.,cietv belle OF Buffalo, New York.
III, John d. Hall, Of Fort Townsend,
has consented to fill the position OF
Poet of the Day at the celebration here.
He will probably furnish omething both
original and e3iryins, without doubt.
Nm. Leach, who was thrown from 4
b,gpy near CoupevilIe, is Mt SO serious
,vipiured as was first thought. She was
badly bruised about the head and thigh,
but Is cerscious and doing as well as
could be expected.
mr. 9. venable smith and W. W. newlin,
confreres in an attempt to commit Judicial
larceny upon the property Of number
of Port Townsend citizens, we're
1knocked out on the first round,' so to
sneak. Mr. Bradshaw interposed a
general demurrer to the complaint, which
vas argued and sustained. Plaintiff was
granted twenty days in which to file
new complaint Itwill be interesting to
find out what possible grounds these
delectable attorneys can have upon
which to base an action, short Of down
right perjury. They are merely causing
a lot of exrepse to innocent parties who
bave no legal remedy against them. 1t
is discouraging to honest people to have
TO spend their hard earnings in lawsuits
as the only alternative of blackmail.
The Fourth-of-July celebration fund
has been swelled to 5000. and petition
asking the city council for 5000 more
will be handed in at the meeting of that
body tomorrow evening. In view of the
excellent prospect ahead our people can
not afford to be niggardly about this mat
ter. Money is needed TO make the cele-
bration success, and 1t would be an ex-
IRENE case Of "penny-wise, poundfOolish-
ness" if we were to fail now to raise
means enough to meet all requirements.
There will be such crowd as has never
been seen here before, and We must not
only have as great a variety of sports as
possible but We must provide for the
pleasant entertainment of all our guests.
, 1886-06-10
PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.
Port OF Port Townsend.
fFrom Tuesdays DaiIy.l

(From Tuesdays Daily-)
Sehr. Queen passed up this morning
Loads lumber at Port Madison.
Tug Holyoke, Capt. Nickels, arrived
at 3:15. p. NJ, from Seattle.
Swedish blk. Diana, Capt. f. Meyer,
arrived today from Shanghai, having
left there May 3rd. She will load at one
OF the Puget Mill Co.'S mills for Sydney,
Australia.
Ship Spartan arrived from San Fran
cisco. Loads return cargo Of coal at
Seattle.
Schr. Owen passed up this morning
She loads lumber at Port Madison.
Ship Canada was towed to sea today
by tug Tyee, lumber laden for s. F.
Chill. bk. Margarite, j. N. MAIN master,
arrived last evening (7th) from Sydney,
N. s. W, which port she left March 9th.
, 1886-06-10
lFrom Yesterdays DaiIy.I

IT 1esttlud9
Tug Mastick is in the harbor.
Str. Lilly is sunk in White River.
The Ancon will leave for Alaska on
the 18th.
The steamer Gold Dnst went to Seattle
this afternoon.
Ship Ivanhoe is the only vessel loading
coal at Seattle.
The ship Southern Chief is expected
tonight, from China.
The Mexico brought nine passengers
and 35 tons of freight FOR Port Townsend.
Schr. Dora BIuhm, Capt. Bluhm, sails
from Port Gamble tomorrow, lumber
laden for San Francisco where she Will
lay up.
Steamship Walla Walia, loaded with
2540 tons of coal for the Oregon Improve
ment company, sailed for San Francisco
from Seattle Monday morning.
The schr. Hueneme, OF Wells line,
arrived from San Francisco this morning
and is discharging freight at Hastings
wharf. She will afterwards proceed to
Seattle for which place she has about
200 tons.
Ship jeremiah Thompson sailed from
San Francisco on the Sd inst, for Port
Discovery, to load return cargo OF
lumber. This vessel is now commanded
by Capt Thes. Butler, of Port Townsend, /,
and has been added to Moore & Smith S
fleet.
, 1886-06-10
Notice t0 afariners.

Office of Light House Inspector, }
Thirteenth District,
Portland, Or, June 4th. 1886.
Coon Island stake light, Willamette
river, will be shown after June 9th, and
until further notice, from large ash
tree, near the house at the head OF the
island.
BY order of the Light House Board.
CHAs. f. POWELL,
Engineer 18th l.. II. Dist.
, 1886-06-10

Ayers Sarsaparilla is highly coDcen-
trated extract of SRrsaparilla, and other
blood purifying roots, combined with
Iodide of Potassium and Iron. Its con-
troll over scrofulous diseases isunequalled
by any other medicine.
, 1886-06-10

z-ijG e s.r-Euarv ao1iiict. IL which th,
Swede cut thc Russians face II pieces
with n broken chamber utensil. The
Russian i n the hospital, and the Swede
VIII probably taste the sweets of years
residence i'll our territorial penitentiary.
4 Norwegian with iull cargo Of whisky
fell from the Union wharf and so dam
aged himself as 20 be also an inmate Of
the hospital, while the rest OF an Interra-
tional crew OF ten men have acquired
black eyes aud court -plastered faces in
an astcnishingly short space Of time.
Decoration DAY.-We We're dis
appointed in not being here to attend
the &. 4. r. memorial services, and
hence the after account of the affair
was meagre and incorrect. This
parade was not as large as we re-
ported, but it is estimated that there
were from 500 to 1000 people on the
grounds, which were beautifully and
appropriately decorated The az
fair vas such gratifying success
that it was surprise to members of
the Post who had been timid about
undertaking it. The programme was
carried ont fully, Rev. S. d. Loug-
heed officiating as chaplain, and the
band furnishing excellent music.
Mr. McMurry, the photographer,
took a view of the scene, making a
creditable showing. Col Wood. D.
?. TrImble, D. j. Zent and others
deserve special mention.
, 1886-06-10
Another Honorable Discharge.
PoRr TOWNSEND. June 8. Sc

PoRT TOWNSEND, June 8, IS.
ME. EDIroR:-I notice in your paper
OF the 3lst ult. that was honorably dis
charged from the q. S. penitentiary.
Last night was discharged from Il sa-
loon for abusing Q. S. officer. Whisky.
VIM BLACK
, 1886-06-10

FURNISHED RooMs-On tie Hill, for
rent. At Mrs. Lindsay's.
, 1886-06-10
City Council Proceedings.

An adjourned m 'eting o: the city couu-
cil was held last night. Present Mayor
Hill, Councilmen deLion, Hastings, Lat
inner, Tibbals ard Hill.
Licenses were granted to Torkil Tor
Jusen for beer and POOL table, six months,
from June .; ". E. Stevens. retaiI,liquor,
six months, from June "A; Waterman &
hatz, retail liquor, six months, from
June II.
Reports of the city magistrate and city
marshal read and accepted.
RTTrS nDn-prr -,rD
, 1886-06-10
ESzkESN.

HILL-In This city, june 1. 1885, to the
wife of d. II. Hill, a daughter.
WYCKOFF-In this city, June z, 1886.
to the wife of J. s. Wyckoff, a son.
, 1886-06-10

VIM korter, city magistrate. $40 90
Chas Finn, city marshal IS 20
Ihoa Delaney, deputy marshal. 63 90
Wnl fnriong, 80. 60 0O
Jas u Swan, city clerk Is 90
yno f Seehan, keeping prisoners. u 90
James McCabe, taking care of side
hill streets. ................... 15 90
EoTt townsend Cal. ............. 13 so
n u hill & Son, stationery. y..... 3 %
james Jones. .............. %
Waterman IL KatZ, hardware. ., % 60
Port Townsend Water Co... 63 90
Il l. Tib5als, jr, street commiss'r.. 10 90
Hammond Bros, teamiug. % 10
Fort Townsend Mill Co, lumber. .19l OF
y J FL FOrtman, city surveyor 500
Ehos Wellington, transferred to
G Jansen, labor r............ q 90
u Aeht, work on Water st sewer Sc 90
IL Lent' IS Is
walker, l 6S
F l. Zent, s' % 06
no EuElong, l3 so |
Jas White, IL 25 |
- Campoell, 13 |
, 1886-06-10
Adjournment.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-Speaker Car
isle today held conference with the
chaIrlnen Of the committees of the House
in relation to the adjournment. 1t was
agreed that joint resolution be intro
duced fixing June 26th as the day, and it
is expected that the Senate will extend
the time so that Congress viii be able to
get away the first week in July,
, 1886-06-10
Local Option In North Carolina.

RALEIGH, June Local option cleo
tious were held yesterday at many points
in the State. The Prohibitionists carried
the day at Raleigh by sixty majority, and
also at the following places: Concord,
Oxford, Kingston, Henderson, Warren
ION, Lou;sburg. Fipston, Salem, Apex,
Bearsfoot, Sabord, Charlotte, Dunham,
Franklinton, ReadesTille, Holly Springs,
Moorhead, Asher, Goldsboro, Littleton
and Statesville. No license for the sale
of spirituous liquors goes into effect at
once where prohibition was carried.
, 1886-06-10
Anti-POiyganny \ Bill.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The House
Judiciary Committee today agreed to
report favorably the Edmunds anti
Dolygamy bill with many amendments,
some OF which are of radical nature.
The bill as it came from the Senate
compelled the lawful wife of persons
accused OF polygamy to testify against
him. The committee propose to amend
tue bill in that respect, so az to make
the wife competent witness, but not
to compel her testimony or permit her
to testify as to any confidential matter
contrary to the rules Of common law.
, 1886-06-10
Farm and Dairy Ma ohlnery.

| Choice BUtteT, Cheese; Ho!ley, FoTelgN ana !
mestic Fruits, PrOUisiOns, Supplies,
Nuts and ContectioNeTy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28
v Personal Mention.

Albert Rimpau, Of Anaheim, is at
the Nadesu.
Mr.. C. L. Morrill,, of Murrietto, is at
the st. Elmo.
Mr.. j. w. Orr, of San Francisco, is
at the st. Elmo.
P. F. Sheedy. of Chicago, manager for
John L. Sullivan, is at the Nadeau.
Hon. John McGonigle, editor of the
Ventura Democrat. is in the city, and
may be found at the St. Elmo.
Mr.. j. M. Miller, one of the promi-
nent merchants of Calico, is in the city
His many friends are glad to see him.
Mr.. II. w. Griswold, postmaster of
San Francisco, accompanied by Mrs. A.
B. Moffitt and Miss Josie Maclay, are
visiting the city.
Mr.. Graydon, of the s. P. r. R, ar.
rived in the city yesterday with view
of again entering the service in this
county at Pomona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton and Mrs. P.
Philip. who have been passing a month
up in San Fernando, are expected back
tomorrow on the train.
John L. Sullivan is quartered at the
Nadeau, and the streets and entrances
thereabouts were crowded all day yester.
day, by crowd anxious to get a
glimpse of the celebrity.
A. L. Feldschau, of the Louvre, has
returned from San Francisco with a
charming bride and is stopping at the
Nadeau. Mr.. and Mrs. Feldschau will
make Los Angeles their home.
w. 81. Parker, we'll known for bis
fine tenor voice, and who with B. C.
Holmes forms one of our most enter.
tainIng ''off-hand" amateur teams is laid
up with an abscess in his throat,
DR.. A. P. Dietz, who, by request of
the Count of Paris, aid de camp of Gen
eral Mcclellan during the civil war, was
selected to translate the Counts ''His.
tory of the Civil War in America" is
staying in Los Angeles. The Doctor
proposes to remain here and engage in
the tuition of the French language.
Albert Lang, erstwhile with the Mag
.netic Observatory, has taken clerical
position with the Southern Pacific Com.
pany. Willie Miles, son of Charles 4.
Miles, will take Albert's place at the
Observatory, under Mr.. Terry. Willie
comes from family of mathematicians,
and will doubtless advance rapidly in
his chosen profession.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28
A NICE STATE OF THINGS.
A street made mpassabIe for
Ladies'

N StTcCt hnaue ImPASSaDlc IOf
Ladies.
The attention of the police has been
repeatedly called to the condition of
Requena and Main streets. 1t is fire.
quented by the lowest class of buns
who make it their headquarters during
the day and evening. whilst skirmishipg
for beer and whisky. These low lived
fellows by their infamed faces, rough
behavior, stumbling steps and disgusting
language, frighten away ladies who have
occasion and especially the right to use
Requena street in the course of their
shopping. Many respecta BILE ladies' who
would have to pass down Requena
street on their way home, are prevented
from using it on account of those vaga.
bonds and are compelled to make a
detour to reach their houses. Lots of
complaints are made about this state of
affairs. A HERALD reporter yesterday
gave himself the trouble to verify this
matter, and he is compelled to admit
that the nuisance is execrable and intol.
orable.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28
sAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE.
Two lots on Montgomery street. near cor
| ner OF Figueroa, each 5000.
Two lots on Nevada St., near Ninth St.,
$l500 each.
On Hayes st. East Los Angeles, two houses
and lots Good size, well located, at $l1OO
| and $1,000 respectively.
Nice lot on Hawkins St., in Eat Los An.
geles, 50xl50, for $l050.
Fine TT between Seventh and Eighth Sts.,
on Grand avenue, $500.
Two lots in Urmston tract, $500 for both.
Lot corner Virgin and Upper Main S.s.,
Two lots on Main St., between York and
Walnut, at 1920 each.
Lot and house on Bonnet ST., $780,
Nice lots on Angelefio Heights at $780, on
easy terms.
good house and lot for sl5OO on follow.
ing terms: $500 cash, balance monthly; 10
Gated near Second street cable. Lot on
Downey avenue at $3.50.
Ten lots on Pearl St., near Twelfth st.,
cheap
Choice lot on Flower St. for $3.50. Lot on
Flower, near Pico, $780, Corner Grand av-
enne and Morris, 105 feet, at 5000.
Two lots in Truman Tract, on Willow St.,
near Ninth, $500
Lots near terminus OF Second St. cable a
$3.50.
Lots on Temple ST. $500 to SlOoO
Large lot, lU0xl2o, on First st., near Ala
media, at $3.50 per front foot
Fine business lot on Requena ST., 74x300,
at $3.50 per front foot.
One acre on Bellevue Ave and Texas St.,
$4,000.
Cheap, for few days, 10. on Figueroa St..
$40.
HOUSES.
Five-room house on Ingraham ST., for
$25OO
Five room house on Virginia St., near
Pico. $500.
Five-room house on corner OF Banning
and Vignes, for $240O
Four-room house on Michigan, avenue,
Boyle Heights, for $500.
Flve.room house on Bunker Hill avenue
for $4,000.
Five-room house on Loomis St., for s5OO0
Ten-room house on Hope St near Sixth.
s65OO.
A fine, large Groom house ON Fort, near
Tenth st $4,000.
An elegant broom house on Second street
cable, one-ffth cash and balance on easy
terms, s25e0.
Fourroom, hard finished house on Flower,
near Tenth st., $1,000.
Nineroom house. finely finished. Qot
11lxl40) on Ninth st $b500
An elegant house and large lot on Pearl
St., between Eighth and Ninth, for $4,000; a
choice property.
beautiful room house in East Los An.
geles. on Workman st., cheap. 1880.
Nine-roOm house ON Hope St.. between
Sixth and Seventh Sts., for s65O0.
E0Thi is only a partial list of our
property, and for further information call
at our ONCE, No. 26 West First street.
nov26-1m BRYAN & KELSEY.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28

A young law student was being ex.
amined for admittance to the Texas bar.
Judge Stewart, the chairman of the ex-
amining committee, asked him:
''If man who has committed a mur-
der employed you as his lawyer what
would you do toward getting him &C.
quitted?"
Student-Excuse me, but how much
money did you say the gentleman had?
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28
The sherman Tract

Is without exception the cheapest property
now on The market The lots are ready for
buildings, no grading to be done; high,
healthy location and the finest of we'll wa
ter will be piped to every lot. Within thirty
days the electric railway will be running
past The tract. when lots will sell readily
for 5000 each. Now they can be bought for
$500 to s525.
These prices will be advanced within a
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28
A Foolish and Stubborn Belize

n rOOIisH huu SAuDDOrh heIIe1
In the efficacy of certain remedies Of violent
action is the besettirg foible ofthe ignorant
and prejudced. The indiscriminate use OF
pnrgatives is a very common phase of the
futiity of such people. Aloes, podyphiliin
disguised in sugar coating, castor oil, mer-
curry, and other old-fashioned drugs, still
hold their own among this class. and al
though the success OF Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters sufficiently disproves the necessity
an exploded fallacy still persist in giving
and taking inordinate purgative doses
Dyspepsia, constipation. liver complaint
are as certainly and thoroughly subdued by
veted by an indiscriminate use of medi-
cines, officinal or proprietary, bel 'nging to
the class which we have condemned Fever
and ague, nervousness. rheumatism and in
activity OF the kidneys yield to the Bitters.
Rev. I. 8. Brooke, Clarksburg, w. Va.
cured chicken cholera with ST. Jacobs Oil,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28
A StOve.Pipe Fire.

About noon yesterday a still alarm OF
fire was given from No. l27 Also street,
where Mrs. Turner keeps a boarding
house. The fire was caused by stove.
pipe which began to burn between the
ceiling and the roof. The Hook and Lad
der company sent out a couple of Babcock
extinguishers with which the fire was
put out. The only damage was the
burning of hole through the ceiling
and the roof, and would not exceed So
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28
ExceIis In Everything.

ABIETENE which is produced from pc
tene can be produced ON the Continent is on
the Western Slope of the Sierra Neyadas of
California. 1t has great medical properties
and combining it with other Expectorants In
Abietene Cough Balsam we guarantee it for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, and
Lung Trou bles. 1t contains no opium. Price
70 cents. Sold by C. F. Heinzeman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28
Undelivered Messages.

The following undelivered messages re-
main at the Telegraph Office, No. IL North
Main street.
r. A. Estel, Lincoln Place; J. II: Lynch,
Hon, John K. Brierly, A. b Ausherman.
Fred Schaffer. W. G. Beers, kdwin Marble,
Wax Romer, B. s. Hayes, A. Ottinger, John
McGonigle, K. C. Hall, TEos. Poyser.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28

Ayers Sarssparllla thoroughly eleanses
the blood, stimulates the vital functions
and restores the health and strength. No
one whose blood is impure can feel well.
There is weary, languid feeling, and often
sense of discourage nent aud despond
ency. Pers ms having this feeling should
take Ayers sarsaparilla to purify and vital
ize the blood
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28
Pants! Pants! Pants!

From $2.75 up to Sc 5O;nobhiest patterns, sure
to suit Remember nothing leaves our
house unless is perfect fit. We have
irstclass tailor and make all nt cessary
changes free OF charge,
L. ADAMS CLOTHING HOUSE,
Is s. Spriup street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28
Elegant Improved Lots.

We offer today five fine lots on Washing
ton street. and six on Ocean street at a bar
gain; all covered with the choicest of fruit
trees, fronted by elegant cyprus hedge, and
all ready for building. These lots are
cheaper than any property on Washington
street. near Figueroa, and front directly on
the new two-horse street car line.
ALBEE & WILLARD,
ITO South Spring.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28

Customer--Will you please show me
your engagement rings? 1 would like to
get dozen.
Jeweler-What on earth do you want
sswith dozen engagement rings!
Customer-I am West Point cadet
Jeweler-Ah, certainly; excuse me.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28
MRS. ,. ANDERSON ROOT,
mctaphy

Is in this city for few weeks, and will
teach class in the science OF healing
power OF mind, commencing Monday,
November %. at 2:30 pin. Terms. sl5 in
advance; and If the pupil is not satisfied at
the end of the course the money win be
refunded. Patients treated hours to 1.
The enlarged second edition OF Mrs.
Roots book, "Healing Power of Mind"
for sale. Price, 50.
"The New Denison," sl6 South Main
street. rooms and s, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28

We take pleasure in recommending Halls
Hair Remover to our readers. 1t restores
gray hair to its youthful color. prevents
badness. makes the hair soft and glossy,
does not stain the skin, and is altogether the
best known remedy fer all hair and scalp