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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09
m Dear Hra HNer.

Tho kacamier Preparations arc certainly
most delightful % use aud most eficsclous In
their results. have tried them faithfully and
endorse them oonscientiously and enthusiast
cally. shall always continue TO use them. and
cannot in justice 10 you, fail TO recommend
them as far superior 9 any toilet articles OF a
like nature. Ayear's constant use OF the Rsea-
miers certainly gives me the righ, to an opinion,
and unqualinedly recommend them as the
very best in existence. Always faithfully.
CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09
For the RrIicf or VesEeIs

WASHINGTON, December 6.-Orders have
been issued from the Navy Department for
the vessels Of the Revenue Marine service To
cruise along the Atlantic coast during the
winter for the purpose OF aiding vessels IN
distress and succo5ing their crews.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09

wosry brsls: Il vii "brnce ups the clustered
porvss IA 10 "a made from he prescription Of
famous physician. yoa are s~t taxing . assox
medicine. As is Il snsss b. sn hsasrs ulznufsc-
turer, you are assured o. psrs ingrsss>rss. As
e 10 used and endorsed By ren aud wensn 7ea
all know and respect, you arc not ssinz m I'M
snowa or unTied semsdy; ooiy be easeial 70 sss
the genuine. refuse naeAntateA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09
Montane's vote.

tBy Telegraph 70 lue bspatch.l
HELENA, Non, December S.-lhe official
count In Montana was completed TODAY.
Carter (Repubncanl 2,4SG; Clarke Demo
craU, 1850; Wilson WrohitonisD, 49,;
scattering, %. CARERS plurality, 5.126.
Total vote, 1904, against g, 2C2 TWO years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09

Rural clergyman tsympsthetically):
"Terrible acaident terrible, wasn't IL?
SIX men blown TO atoms with nitro
glycerinef'
Undersaker (tesrtully): "Hesrtrend-
ing Not enough lcit OF than iox iu-
neral. "--lNew York Weekly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09
WhoIesale Resignatlon.

IBy Anelo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
MADRID, December s.-The whole Spanish
Ministry has resigned. All Of the retiring
ministers have expressed their entire conf
dence In Stnor Sagasla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09

must repeat onco more my belief that thcre
never has been anything equal In msrit 10 tho
Recamier Preparations, my ssin Is 80 immense
ly improved BY their use. Ithas grown 90 smooth
and 50 fair that need not dread Ella age while
these magic inventions Of yours exist October
al use Cream Balm and Lotion every dag VI
my life, snd could NOT exlst comfortably without
them. Kscamier soap 10 perfect 'hoeEhs
other soaps good, has never had uied ne
Recsmisr. shall never uzs anY other itfar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09

You can have besutitui complexion by
using tho Recsmlor Cream. provided you AVOID
81 cosmetics Il viii remove the damage caused
by cosmetics. g win remove pimplos, liver
spots, blackheais, tau. sunburu. and redness OF
the skin. Any u these iuperfectlons on a
womans face Is equivalent % = painted sign
saying: "This woman Is unclesnly in her per-
sonal habits; she does NOT think Il worth while
10 make herself attractive send for free sSm-
pies OF Recamler Powder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09

LBy AnglO-AmerieAn cable to tho Dispa'ca.l
RokE, December S,-CardlnaI Rampola,
the papal secretary, has sent eircuisr letter
10 the Nuneios abroad. desiring them 10 take
steps 10 secure recognition OF The Pcpe's
Initiative 10 proposing European confer.
enoe, with tie object OF abolishine slavery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09

Hon. Andrew g. Curtin. Pennsylysnis's old
war Governor. speaks his opinion on q vital quss-
ton:
hrs Harriet Hubbard IysT!
Dear Madame.-I have found tho "Vits Nuo-
va not only pleasing and sxhilHallng tonic.
hut above all most beneficial IA ITS effects upon
the nervous system debilltsted and prootrated ~
protraoted mental labor. take much pleasure Ia
recommending its uso q all 20 afflicted. toeiins
sure they will have speedy aud Iorrnanet relief.
Yours very truly A. q. CURTIN.
BEIIKFOsT8 PA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09

Lord Randolph Churchill will In short
time start on visit 10 south America
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09

The leading divine In the West Is Professor
David swing, OF Chicago lie breaches Ia Cen
trail Music Hall 70 eco people every Sunday.
For more than soore Of years ho has been Ill
sometimes 50 that his iife was despairsd Of Bui
note what he says:
LAgs GssEvA, Wis, June ., 1857
Dsdr Friend hrs. Ayer:
You and hayo - long been personal friends
that am almost afraid that nv regard for you
holps make your "Yita NuoVa" better than
othor medicines. Il finds IA my organism al
enemy that has "held tho fort" Cor thirty years.
but It has already brought me peace and hope
10 has great merit ~ a help 10 nature. / am
glad that it Is not q magical compound, nor
the juice u soma plant found IN tho heart OF
Africa by come heaven-g guided tramp. but IL
wholly rational aud scientific Win kindest
wishes. your friend, DAVID SWING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09

The ontire public knows that Hon. .. B. Con,
NJ c., and late United states Minister 10 Turkey,
WAS very III and near 70 death. Yet here IL .
statement Of man who Was brought back 10
new life:
Ihsye tho pleasure u state that I have been
parlaking OF the " vita Nuova," which Is most
beneficial for person Of my peculiar !empera-
ment and health. aud choorfully give mr. testi-
mony IN rs behalf. II Is we'll named Now
Life" Yours truly. ). IS. COX.
June II, 1851
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09

/ .trong,h- Knovn % be lncapabIe Of a 6lshonas,

strength. Known 10 be incapable OF sSaishobest
action. she has gained the conndonev and 70
spec, Of every business-house with which sho
has had desIinga IL has been her motto 10
always tell tho truth: this the public has found
out Her advertisements, which the whole
country has Rad. are plain aud truthful state
ments. She will permit nothing but The truth 70
be told, even IN an advertisement The result OF
such policy Is this; Mrs. Aver is at the head Of
great and prosperous business, founded by
her, and to-day guided and directed By her IN
all Its departments Tho public long since
learned that they can believe and trust all that
Mrs Ayers says.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09

How few women, excepting, OF course, al
Fre1ch women OF the higher class, have the
faintest idea Of what causes their husbands 10
tire Of aud neglect them, or take precautions TO
prevent II. Poor. Innocent creatures, ignorant
Of this alLimpOrtant pointl Do you not know
that the lords Of creation" expect you to DO
always beautiful9
Do you not know that brilhaney Of mind can
not compensate men for a pretty facef Have
you not hoard that beauty Is Only skin deep ~
DO you not know that your beauty must be
maintained even II Il does cost you some time.
trouble and expense DO you not know thas
every man soou tires Of a woman who appears
uncleanly, or who has pimples. blackheads, or
other spots on her Otherwise handsome facet
Don't you know that such things Cause the
strongest, bravest, and most faithful husband or
lover 70 shudders Don't you know II is easy 20
prevent or remove them all by using Harriet
Hubbard Ayers Recsmier Prsperahonsi Don't
you know that these preparations can DO had at
oil druggists, aud that they are endorsed and
used by eli women who care to preserve or in
crense The charms given them by nature II you
do not know al this, you should lose no 2mo In
acquiring the knowledge, as &c will DO invalua-
bio 10 you and your daughters. Perhaps you
can give your husband some good advice. Most
mon disregard the caro- Of their faces, snd how
DISCUS ing many Of them are! They should DO
taught lesson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09

to proteSthe secrecy OF the ballot and
prevent intimidation. The Republicans
have only one ticket-holder and he is
permitted 10 take seat or stand right
by the side of the door st the polls all
day 10 force the voters TO let him
see them vote the ticket put in their
hands. This is q clear violation OF the
spirit Of the law, which is that every
man may be allowed to deposit his bal
lot secretly II he desires. In other
States ticket-holders are prohibited from
going within twenty yards Of thepolling-
places and the voter is allowed to vote
secretly TO suit himself when he wishes.
At every election IN my county there are
numbers Of cOlored men who promise
and desire to vote the Democratic
ticket, but on the eve OF the cleo
ton their leaders in some way intimi-
date them, and on election-day
they tell their white friends that they
would vote our way but that they are
afraid, and when they are afraid to vote
they are afraid to tell who made them
afraid. II il Was in other counties as it
was in this We lost enough votes by this
TO turn the scales in this district. Other
matters might be brought under this re-
view, but this will be enough for the
present. A. 5. GARsErT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09
VIOLET REYNOLDS.
little Girl Cured by visa sueva'
(sew Life.)
i9i6 EEaKfNEa sTzxEr. BRooEtys,l
Aprl .. isoS.


Nra Harriet R46berd Aver;
Dear Madame, Some time ago my little daugh.
ters life was deepsired Of. she had becoms
emacisted and weakened until she was almost
helpless. Our physician thought her rapidly de-
clinlng and gave "a nc hope. l was iaduced 70
give her your "Vita NuoyAH Tonic Within one
week its beneficial effects were apparent and
tho child Il to-day IN perfect health -romps ani
sings from morning ull night THIS child since
her birth has been seri lusly troubled win Q
weakness Of tho bladder. complaint common
% many children. ana exceedingly annoying 70
them as we'll as their parents "Vits Nuova"
has also entirely cured This dreadful silmept
THIS result, Is Indeed n blessing. You are 81
liberty 10 use ths letter and the photograph {.
you see TT ss 1t may induce mothers who read
II 10 try "ylts Nuoya,n as | urge them 70 do with
ell my heart, for their helpless babes who are
suffering. shall be happy 70 verbally corrooo-
rate all here write. which feel bai half ex-
presses our gratitude 70 you Yours very sia-
cerely, ADELE l. RhfNoLDS
would like TO add my thanks 10 those Of my
wife for The most wonderful cure eiour little girl.
II Ia such blessing TO get nights rest sites
having been disturbed since the cbids birth
three or four times night Yours very truly.
CHARLES EDWARD REYNOLDS
The great boodler. Jacop sharp, was convicted
through the skil and mastery OF tho criminal
Law by Mr. Do Tancey Nicoll The trial lasted
weekA Prosecuting officers. tho Judge. thu de-
PENDANT and his counsel, aud several OF the iu-
rymen we're M and breaking down from tho
strain. Read tho following letters;
Nsw YORK, June %. 1877.
M Dear HrG 1yer.
have delayed my acsnov iedgmsnt Of your
gift chiefly to give you my deliberate Judgment
upon the merits Of your tonic may now vriss
you that, after trial Of a week, during which
conformed 10 tho directions ON tho label, am
convinced that VITA NuoyaH Is all that you
claim it TO be. / hnyo used Il with perhaps
greater confidence than others might, because
know you would not recommend 10 earnestly
any mixture which did not have the qualities
you avowed IL possesses but II my confidence
In you WAS great, my faith IN -Vin suoya"s
now greater. began 70 take II after four weeks
steady work IN the sharp case. when my ensr-
ges were nearly exhausted. II has not only
sdded 10 my physical vitality. bat has clarified
the mind and stimulated It's action.
gave one bottle TO Mr.. MARITIME and one to
Colonel Fellows. Their experience II The same
"a mine They regard It sntldote against
exhaustion, and attribute 81 It's influence alone
a greater capacity for mental effort than theV
have aver known. Very faithfully yours,
Delaney NICoLL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09
How MRS. Aver Accidentally obtain
ed the Formula for the Famous

One day IN Paris Mrs Aver, while suffering In
tensely from the scorchiog sun Of July Jour
ney across tho English channel. was offered a
pot OF cream by an old French lady friend, to be
used on tho face when retiring, being assured
that il would 30 wonders In softening and beau
tifying tho complexion. lie effects wero so magi-
cal ami so marvellous that Mrs Aver became
anxious 10 possess the formula for the cream,
which che learned was not an article TO DO
bought But the old French lady refused to give
the recipe. which as she told Mira Aver ives tho
one used by her beautiful and famous ancestor.
julie kacamier. for forty years, and was the I'M
doubted secret OF her wonderful beauty, which.
as everybody knows, Nine. Recamier retained
until her death.
"Of course" said MrI Aver, IN speaking OF
tho matter 70 tbs writer too other day. the
more learned about the Cream, and she oftener
and my friends tested its merits. the more aux
ious was to possess the formula Nine. Y
q sm pledged not 70 reveal her namel was, Ike
most OF the old noblesse, poor and Likewise
pious. One evening abe came 90 me with sub
scription paper for some church sdair. / offered
70 buy the formula for the Cream. She refused
At list, but FINALLY consented on condition that
should not say that had purchased u from her.
For years made tho Cream for my own and my
friends use. aud only after my circumstances
we're 50 changed that Was struggling for my
own and my chldren's support did cease to
supply dozens OF my acquaintances gratis With
Recamior Cream, which was then called, entire
rous, that French paste Mrs. Aver makes
When at last decided TO put the Cream on the
market wrote to Nine. K shout It and OBJ
tanned her consent 10 my telling how had so
cured the formula. stlpulatlng only that should
not make her name public.
MANY people, continued Mrs. Aver, "haVe
thought the whole history OF Recamier Cream
an invention. such Is not tho case, and have
no moro doubt Of its being the means By which
the famous French beauty. Nine. Recamier, pro-
seryei her lovely skin than you can have OF It's
marvellous efficacy, n you will take the trouble
TO read few OF tho letters to be found In an
other column
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09

would like 10 add my thanks 10 those OF my
wife for The most wonderful cure sfour little girl.
II Ia such blessing to get nights rest sites
having been disturbed since the ebids birth
three or four times night Yours very truly.
CHARLES EDWARD REYNOLDS
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-21
Never Lewis A. Co.

Day after day sees our bargains growing ore
plentiful. We have the finest assortm emf q;
boots, shoes and slippers on this coast, and
while at present we are paying es 1ecial atten-
ton to our numerous cheap attractions let II
not be forgotten hat it is not alone in cheap
aud medium priced goods thar we lead the
town. Our store and our stock is so large that
1t has enabled US to easily maintain our SUI
premacy in all lines.
We are the sole agents for Edwin c. Burt's
ladies' fine shoes
We are the sole agents for Laird schober and
Mitehell's ladies' fine slippers.
We are the sole agents for Bent a Packard
Hathaway, Soue K Harrington, and Sells
Schwab & Co s mems fine shoes
These goods are the very finest made and we
keep them in all widths and sell them at East
Tc-day's Bulletins
from our
Consignment Sale
Ladies goat button shoes, ST so
Ladies goat button shoes, 81 IS
Ladies curocoa kid button shoes Sl2
Ladies Oxford lace shoes, Soc
Ladies Newport button shoes, S5e
Misses spring heel button shoes, 81.
Misses fne kid opera toe button shoes 81 25.
Childrens sold grain tip button sh oes, 9Oc.
Infai t's ankle ties, 25c.
Mems light kip lace shoes, London toe and
tip; $l2S
Mems fine calf button shoes. 50.
Mems Congress CATERS, 81 rs.
1t doesn't make any difference how cheap
you may want shoe, we have it,
There isn't pair, of shoes on our bargain
bles that isn't worth nearly double the price
There isn't store in this city that can COM
mence to equal our goods and our prices
DrIp in and see us.
1t is always q pleasure
For us to show you
Our Bargains
MEYER LEWIS & Co.,
10l and 1O3 North Spring street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-21
cisions of the General Master Workmen
since the General Assembly OF a year ago
were approved

clSlODb Oh tn6 Oeuer3l MASTER w 0rKmen
since the General Assembly OF year ago
were approved.
BARRY's LETTER TO THE DELEGATES.
T. B. Barry tonight issued formal
open letter to the delegates. He says :
In violation of all law of Knighthood
and justice you have denied me fair
trial or an opportunity to be heard in
my defense, aud by your action
placed yourselves in full accord with
the unlawful and unwarranted action
of the General Executive Board, whom
| had charged with Irregularities, and
who, being unable to answer my charges
and fearing to meet me, resorted to all
manner of intrigue to override the con-
stitution and deny me the right of fair
trial, such as is guaranteed to every
Knight OF Labor. Your action is contrary
to all law and decency. You have outraged
justice, lowered your manhood and mis-
represented your constituents by your
vote, and you depend on false reports
and burying your actions in silence on
your return home, as has been done
after past sessions of the General AS
sembly. This time your constituents will
be given the truth by those who have
the courage of their manhood. Since
you have refused to give me an oppor-
tunity to defend myself, now publish
| few of the charges l made, and defy
you, or those whom you sustained by
your votes, to prove them false.
He goes on to enumerate the charges
already published. Barry proposes to
agitate until the General Assembly of the
Knights of Labor adjourns. He will
then put out his organizer and look
after the formation of his new order,
which will be called the Brotherhood OF
United Labor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-21
FRENCH AFFAIRS.

Border TrOubles-POlice WOrk-Duei
Between GuyOt and Andrieux.
PARIS, November 2O.-German gems
d'armes arrested a Frenchman while
working in his own garden on German
territory.
The police of Lille arrested a gang of
six men who several years ago stole in
Brussels bonds of the value OF 500, 900.
A duel between Andrieux and Guyot,
resulting from the charge made by the
latter in La Ldnterne that the Mines
trial was the outcome of collusion be-
tween Numa Gilley and Andrieux, was
fought this morning. Andrieux received
a slight wound in the chest.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-21
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
The One. .Man.POwer Delegated to
POwderiy i'm the Extreme.

POWdeFly ln the Extreme.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 20. - That
Powderly still has control OF the Knights
of Labor Convention, was shown this
morning when the Committee On Law
submitted report recommending amend
ments in accordance with Powderly' g
recommendations. 1t is intended to carry
the Gone Man-Power" which he advo-
Gated, and provide for General Master
Workman, Worthy Foreman, General
Secretary, Treasurer and General Direc-
tor of Woman's Work. The General Ex-
ecutive Board consists of four members
besides the General Master Workman,
and the General Cooperative Board shall
consist of two members besides the
General Worthy Foreman.
All except the General Executive
Board and General Cooperative Board
will be taken from the floor of the Gen
eral Assembly and when elected serve
two years. This is reduction of two
members in each Board, besides union
of the offices of Secretary and Treasurer.
But the place where Powderly's influence
most appears is in the article which pro-
yides that the General Master Workman
shall be chairman ex-officio of the Gen
eral Executive Board and shall as soon
as practicable submit to the Gener al
Assembly the names OF eight persons,
from which the General Assembly shall
select four members. This will be done
as soon as possible and at the same ses-
sion at which the General Master Work
man is elected.
1t further provides that the General
Worthy Foreman shall be ex-officio
chairman of the General Cooperative
Board, and that he shall submit to the
General Assembly four names, from
which they shall elect two, who will con-
stitute that board. After debate the re-
port was adopted.
The afternoon session was taken up by
the Committee on Law with minor
changes of the constitution. Contrary
To the recommendation of Powderly
the time of meeting is unchanged. The
General Master Workman shall hereafter
fiji all vapcies of the Board by appoint
ment, this being new power added tt
the Office, It is now proper for any
member of the Executive Boar
to approve the report OF the
Secretary and Treasurer. although
that was formerly permitted only to bt
done by the General Master Workman
The General Assembly, so desiring, mas
hereafter declare vacant any place on the
Board, and it can do 80 without at the
same time expelling the officer 80 re
moved. Before the appointment OF OF
ganizers they must pass proper exam
ination. :,
This same Committee reported th'
approval Of Powderly's denunciation o
the Provisional Committee. The Mile
age Committee reported the total mileage
Of the General Assembly to be paid
1883. BY formal vote OF all the de
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-21
a Mexican Railroads.

MEXICO, November 20.-Work on the
branch of the Central Railroad from
Tampico to San Luis Potosi is being
pushed day and night, and the strike il
ended on the road from Colima to Qua
dalajara. The Central Railroad is reduc-
ing through rates, and changing the
time to meet the National schedule. The
Mexican Central Road is laying steel
rails along the whole line. The Inter.
Oceanic Railroad is at a standstill, owing
to opposition to the new General Man.
ager.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-21
Jack, the Ripper.

CHICAGO, November 20.-Billy Pinker-
ton Gays he remembers DR.. Trumblety
who is supposed by the London police to
be the Whitechpel butcher. Tfumblety
is guilty of most disgusting unnamable
vices and Pinkerton thinks him entirely
capable Of the Whitechapel atrocities.
He was in Washington during the war
and sold books to soldiers, which were
prohibited on account of their immorali-
ties
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-21
New GermanLonn Rill.

BERLIN, November 20-In reference to
the statement in the Post that the Gov
ernment will introduce bill in the
Bundesrath to raise loan for military,
naval and railway purposes, it is an
ncunced that the bill is now before the
Bundesrath. 1t provides for loan as
usual, when the budget is presented, of
go 000, 900 marks to be used for extra ex-
penditures on account of the army, navy,
railways and telegraphs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-21
Wreck On the "sig Four.n

CINCINNATI, November ga train on
the "Big Four" road was wrecked by a
spreading rail on curve near Harrison
this morning. Five cars tumbled into
the old canal bed. The wreck took fire,
but was extinguished by the engine.
Forty passengers were on board. Nearly
all were hurt. some may die.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-21
Boiler inspectors, Convention.

PITTsBURG, November 2O.-The con-
vention of boiler inspectors to form ma
tional organization met here this morn
ing. Delegates from nearly every State
in the country were present. The prin-
cipal objects are to accept uniform sys-
tenn of boiler inspection and pre- cent the
employment of incompetent engineers.
Permanent organization was effected and
officers elected.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-21
The COrean Minister.

CHICAGO, November 2O.-The Corean
Minister and two other members of the
legation are here on their way from
Washington to the Pacific coast. At l
O'Clock they left over the Burlington
route for San Francisco, whence they
sail for home. The Minister is on leave
of absence on account of ill health.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-21

On and after this date we will sell everything
in our line at reduced rates. Sponges, Cham.
ois Skins, Brushes. Combs, Face Powders,
Perfumes Drugs and Chemicals and Prescrip-
DONELL's DRUG STORE, ri n. Main it.