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and the physician was afraid I would lose my
eyesight altogether 1t spread all over my
head, aud my hair all fell out, until was
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arms and shoulders, until my arms were just
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head and shoulders being the worst The
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We,Il Supposs a e.s..

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flags your slumber is broken or di turbed by
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Aftexnoon Session.

The proceedings at the afternoon session
commenced with a piano solo by Miss
Edna Belts, who charmed her audience
with Chopin's "Fantasie Impromptu -
After roll-call quartette was admirably
rendered by Messrs. Foshay, Dozier,
Molyneaux and Townsend.
Professor Melville DOzier, of the State
Normal School, then read an excellent
essay on Geography" which was
listened to with close attention. Among
other things, the professor said: The
study of geography is now, more than
ct any former period, an essential ele-
ment in education. The modern daily
newspaper ID, and must continue to be,
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olutions, were also adopted
WHEREAS, We, the teachers of Los Angeles
county, duly appreciate the special favor we
have enjoyed1n being able to partake of the
fruits of the State Association, and
WHEREAS, We know that its location in this
city was largely due to the efforts of one man,
and
WHEREAS, That same man has helped to
guide that association to its unquestfonable
and unqualified success, and
WHEREAS. At the same time his hand has
been the helm to direct the County Institute
for our more special and personal interests,
therefore, be it
Resolped That we tender our heartfelt thanks
and thereby show our appreciation of the
efforts OF this man, our superintendent W. W.
Seaman; and that we endorse his leadership,
characterized as it is by advanced thoughts
and ardor for the accomplishment of results by
the best and truest methods, and we assure him
of our continued loyalty and readiness to fur
ther his efforts in the future as we have in the
past.
Resolued, That we hereby extend our thanks
to the Hon Ira G. Hoitt for his presence at our
institute and for the inspiration and enthusiasm
that he has given us for our work.
Resolved. That Hon Abbot Kinney, Miss
Helen Mar Bennett, Prof John Dickinson, and
the assisting members of our own institute bs
congratulated upon the able manner in which
they have handled the subjects assigned the %
and we do hereby express our high appreciation
of the work they have done in the institute an
of the permanent aid they have rendered.
Resolved, That thanks are due to our music
committee for their successful efforts in fur
nishing as, as well as the State Association
with such excellent music.
RESOLVED That we thank the Los Angeles
press for the full and accurate reports thai
have been given of our institute.
Resotued, That in the division of this county
we have lost from our midst many faitn fu
workers and true friends to the cause Of educx
ton, and we do hereby extend the m greeting
| and God speed as they meet for the first time
a. the Orange County Institute.
Resolved, That In order to provide for ou
| yearly reunion each teacher in the county b.
! and hereby 10 asked to contribute twenty.fv,
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I. W. HBLLMAN, JOHN H. prArrn
RosERr 8. BAKHR, J. B. LANKERsHIM
L. O. 6ooDwIN
Term deposits will be received in sums nj
300 and over Ordinary deposits IN SUNG Of
$40 and over -
Money to loan On nrst-olass real estatc.
hos AnBolos' july l.. 1851 m1H
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
~ OF THE
LOS ANGELES NATIONAL BANK,
Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA,
February 28 1890.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts ......... $S6s, ,4O3. SO
Expense OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -. E. 6,l34.7l
Banking House and Fixtures - 1737S4. AZ
Government Bonds $500 900. .OOl
Due from Banks 329, ,763 66}
Cash on Hand. ... .346 1888 07>
$1.176,146 73
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So, ,224, AGO 40
LIABILITIES.
Capital. Observation-Disclosures. $500, 900 90
Surplus. ....... .............. $4,000 90
Undivided Profits . ........... 4O49 SO
National Bank Notes Outstanding. $4,000. 90
deposits lts.........,.... 81 $50. .419 81
Total. 80. 224.4e9 40
mar14-1m
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DIRECTORS:
Y. n. WIpNHY, O. A. WARNER.
y, o. MILrINoRh O. M. WELLS.
g. W. LITTLE, l.. 7. p. MORRILx
L. n. TITUS
Eight per cent bonds secured by first mort.
gage on real estate, with Interest payable semi.
annually, are offered to investors Of s25O and
upwards. mltt
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r os ANGELES COUNTY BANK,
Temple Block, Los Angeles, Gal.
Capital Stock Paid Up, 100000.
Reserve Fund, 800, GOO.

JOHN Is. PLATER. Prcbideut
r. 8. BAKER. 49,. ............ Vice President,
GKO. Il. STEWART RT..........C Caslhisr
DIRECTORS:
e. L. Maonetl, lothian Bixby.
John x. Platter Robert 8. Baker,
john A. Paxton, Geo. W. PRESCOTT,
Geo. H. Stewart.
Buy and Sell Exchange ON San FraA.
Buy Exchange on 4 lp.rts OF the United 8. o.
and Europe
Receive Money on open account and Ger.
tifoate of deposit, and do . general banking
and eKchange business. MI
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SCALY SKIN DISEASES

Psoriasis years, covering face,
head and emtfre body with white
scabs. Ssin red. itchy and bleed.
6redS of dol ars. Pronounced in /.
curabIe. Cured by Cutlcura
Remedies.
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. Avn o.s 1NcrEAsEp EARNINGS.

Baltimore. Aug. - Cspcclal. President Mayer. Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, who is
now In London will return In time for the september
meeting Of the directors. II IS said that he has salts
factorly completed important financial negotiations In
London connected with the company. The reports OF
the company for the latter monih, ~ the fiscal year
show slight decrease In earnings. but for tire
first ten months they ~ 100000 IN excess Of i'9i
year should there be no serious decrease duiins
the next two months and estimating that The Ia
brltic, and fixed charges have not largely Increased
The annual rcpons Of the company VIII proba " show
"A surplus equal 10 d per Oh the present capih
stock (, known that the company /, spending
large sums IN bct:crm"nts and repairs aud thai
through the Inducements Of the bonds OF other roads
Is adding 10 its fixed charge. and liabilities. IL l.
supposed that the management la, Ia view plans for
raising funds reimburse the company for outlaws
made aud for the purpose Of completing lis termlhtls
al staten leland Chicago and other points, ana Tor
other necessary Improvements. Whether lie proposed
issue OF additional capital stock will be male l. not
vet known but II I, supposed thai before The Novcm
Der meeting Of stockholders, tho policy and financial
plans OF the company Will be- announced ca,h
dividend this fall Is not anticipated, put there are to,c
who stlll cling TO the belief that the Stockholders
NAV at some time be reimbursed for expenditures
from net earnings by the dcc!dril
of "A scrip dividend.
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facilitate general participation OF Republicans IN ,he
nomination OF candidates, and will awaken them 10 le
Importance OF voting the entire Republican lckst Oh
election day. IL has also been felt tnat an orSahLa
ton is needed to promote the naturalization anu ress
trston OF Republican voters and 20 watch CLOSELY INC
work being done In that direction b. the oppoheHt, Vi
The Republican party whose WORK, II Is beicSed nav
made Of the present registry and election iAWS an
engine for the preparation OF stupendons elec,on
frauds The Cook County Republican Leasic lhtnus
10 meet all these requirements OF the RepnbDcan parH
and has perfected It's organization sufficiently uao
~adouarte;s could be secured and thc "orh conl
menced i'm good earnest. All Republicans arr iNltcu
10 call at the headquarters Of the League ana 10 CIV
information concerning the organization oi ticir PaG
en- thcr respective localities Able speaker VINO nav
nnly the welfare OF the entire party at hearl VIII Dc
f,rnished for Republican meetings all over tlc country
,ron application 10 headquarters.
The most import ant work Of the League: however;
Toe which earnestly invites the cooperation OF an
cxIstinc Republican ORGANIZATIONS ana o. an iepuu
leans individually. Is the cnroilinent OF uc Vas afnS
Of Repu,ran voters upon tie Registry HNlS anu tl
nnrging OF the latter Of the many name pafGo anu
kent upon them for tlc purposes OF lI;'uu - Rv
n,sed 10 have every precinct canvas'cd before hc uaA
~ rccis,r1tion aITives order that the next rg,t
may he rladc as complete and a honest a. possible.
II is also proposed to ascertain all persons ch,ill !"
Standardization and - aid them in obtaining thc slIle'
A. The sane lime every attempt at fraudulent natural
zoton o? registration Will be met ana HtSua'ou W
every legal means.
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TO WITHSTAND FRAUD.
CONGRESSMAN McCOMAS ISSUES AN AID
DRESS TO THE PEOPLE.
THE PARTISAN FEATURES OF THE MARYLAND

THE PARTISAN FEATURES OF THE MARYLAND
ELECTION LAw-DEMOCRATIC CORRUPTION
Baltimore Aug. "a acknowledgements L. i.
McC0mas the recognized leader Of the Republicans III
Western Maryland who last Thursday was rcnominated
the With District for his fifth term in an address
to the farmers OF The state, says:
"rhe willy politicians who control and coercc the
mOc,atc people Of Mary land 70 do their bidding
last winter ntr,nchcd themselves behind tue new
Registration and Election laws. Tile last Legislature
was false TO the people and subserFlent ~ Tue ring
Il porpeiuaed the partisan M g4 law Wy fr6% H
voice in determining their right to vote at tae
election !, crme aean tho We Ven District
of their right 10 vote, the same law aiden an uln,
mpracticable and unconstitutional condition TO bona
fde residence which endangers the suffrage OF every
man. which particularly imperls every poor man >
right to vote. This law make, rule, requiring every
prescribed affidavit with the clerk Of his Circuit Court
within thirty days after the passage Of the law whose
after the law passed. he must go back in ten DAYS
to file this affidavit be disqualified to vote. inc
people NAV deprive thousands of our wor.ingnen OF
their constitutional right to vote N MaryiHd, even
fine hest pledge OF their allegiance 10 their state. The
mechanic and labOrcr can slaHord 70 drop MS pane
or lathe or pick or shovel to oS soagdon ,o ms
TO pay for affidavit and go back again it may he to
register and again to vote Inns scheme 10 c ma"
of his suffrage, black or white, whose only capital Is
the labor he has TO invest. The same Legslaturc
robbed the country people of their right to have their
own local commissioners and 10 appoint the judges OF
their local elections This essential right has been
stolen from tho counties and centralized In The
Governor at Annapolis, through his supervisors. The
shameful crime OF Treasurer Archer the chairman OF
the Democratic State Committee, who was plundering
the state Treasury of many thousands Of dollars at
the very moment In campaigns when he wa scna
Ing out proclamatiOns warning the people of impcnd
Ing negro domination. will not down., in this cam
paln. BY these new laws the nerveless admins
frafOn OF Governor Jackson has been made an issue
in this campaign. The Legislature which condemned
this Governor for his neglect of constitutional
duties gave him absolute control Of the coming
election. lie appoints his partlsans as registrars
He names his favorltes supervisors through whom
he mans every baot-bOx at this election
This addpess Of Congressman McComas is the first
move of the Republicans to prevent the suppressing
of the colorcd vote in the With District southern
Maryland, in which Congressman Mndd at the last
election defeated Barnes Compton. but was nearly
dcfraudcd OF his seat. Prominent Republican lawyers
are investigating the new socalled Australian eectlon
being number Of crooked features in It,
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MAKING 4 DEMAND on CONGRESS.

Chicago Aug of--At "a meeting OF the Central
Council 81 the knights Of Labor to-day committee
WAS appointed 10 solicit funds for the aid Of the New
York Central strikers and resolutions were adopted
unanimously the preamble OF which In part Tho
late Governor seymour, Of the State OF NcwYors.
settled strike on the railway In the year 1872
by informing the president and Board of Director,
that the railroad Is body Of public servants created
by the laws OF the state Of New York for the purpose of
operating public highway in said state and, in ease
YOU cannot agree with your employees within twenty
four hours from this time shall seize the railroad
and operate for the public at the cost Of the service
rendered and. in order that you realize the fact
that will do So now place you. each and all. under
arrest with the understanding that will not enforce
this order for one day, unless find that you at
tempting 10 escape from the limits OF the State Of
New York. and whereas. that famous strike settled
within one hour from that time ~ the records will
show unless they have been destroyed, and whereas
II was not known, until recently, that Congress
had the power 10 and operate an interstate
highway OF transportation and communications therefore
Resolved That We hereby demand that the Con
grcSs Of the United States shall at authorize and
Instruct the secretary Of War 10 seize the said Wander
bilt system Of railroads. and operate The same at cost
of said service for the benefit and pleasure Of the
Resolved That the said railroad shall De turned
over the Department Of sportatiou Just soon
be- enacted by Congress, for the reason that IT Is a
monsirous abSurdity that private person or cor
porati0n should presume to throttle the transportation
OF persons thoughts or things, Within the limits OF
this Republic at their own sweet pleasure
After the resolution passed the council I'd
journcd. This resolution was first passed az regl-
lar meeting held on August L. bt the Wage Workers
Political Alliance Of Washington.
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Sunreme Court-General Tenn-Iseccss continued
SUPREME Chambers-BcfOre Patterson. J-Motlon
calendar. Nos / 20. called at IL O'clock
Supreme CoUrL-Special Term-Parts and II-Adourned
for the tenn .. ,,.,
o, 1880. - 49,
Supreme Cour-Circuit-Parts H. III Iv-Ad burned
for the
surrogates Court-B,fore Ransom. S.-For. probate
Wills Of Erncstina Goctz, Sarah Landau Frank II. An.
drcws az 10 -. Char- Sturtlkobcr. 10 30 a. m
Superior COurt-Gencral Term-Adiourned fOs the term
Superior COurt-Spccial Tcrm-BcfOre Freedman Mo.
lions.
Superior COurt-Trial Tcrm-Parts l. III and III.-Ad.
journed for the term.
Common Pleas-GeneTal Tcrm-Adiourned for .he term
Common Plcas-Spccial Tterm- Before Allen, J-Ro,.
bins Robbins az ~ m.
Common Pleas-Tria Tem-Parss l and U.-Adourned
for the term
city Cout-SDecial Tcrm-Before Glegerch J-.Notions
City COurt-Trial Term--Parts l., H. III aud IV-Ad.
ourned for the term.
Court of General Sessons-Part I-Beorc Smyth L. and
Assistant tAttorney Parker.-Nos. 20 % In.
elusive. - -
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

James Eichhorn, the engineer, and Frank Rogers.
the conductor, Of Engine No. 40 on the Long Island
Railroad, which ran over and killed Mrs. Louisa Bur-
benson, Of No. $50 Pacc-st., at the St James Place
crossing on saturday, held in $500 bail yester-
day morning. Their examination was set down for
September a.
Some unknown persons early Yesterday morning at
tempted to set fire 10 the forrsory brick tenement
house 80. 100 Smith ST.. by lighting a quantity OF
rags and paper In the cellar. The fire was discovered
by Mrs O'Brlen, who lives upstairs She called VIII
lam Callahan and the two put out the fire. Detective
Sergeant Rorke OF the Fifteenth Precinct, is inves-
tigatng.
Francis stempf, twenty years DID, OF No 80 Van
Cott-s early yesterday morning cot into fght Win
James Dunlap of Eckford and Van Colt sts In Hum.
boldt-st. near Van COtt Stempf drew knife ana
stabbed Dunlap In several places In the back ana
breast lie was attended by Ambulance surgeon
Fried at the Ninetccth Precinct station and taken TO
st. GATHERINGS Hospital stcmpf was arrested by
Policeman sullivan, and held for felonious assault
Edward s. Phlan, who has been lying In comato'e
condition for fifteen days. oied on saturday night az
the Flatbush Hospital lie was sent 10 the Raymond
Street Jail on August by Justice Sutherland OF Copey
Island He became comatose soon afef ms sirNA
there and the Jail ply sent him TO fatoush:
!c never recovered consciousness III Is supposeo '"s
alcoholism brought about the eoncltioh
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LETTING on THE HOLY LAND.

A large and attentive audience assembled az tne
Church OF the strangers, in Mercer-s last evehlhs' !"
herr what Mrs LYDIA Iountfori had 20 say ABOUT
thc HOLY Land. Mrs. Mouniford born in Jcri'
salem and lived there until she was twenty-five years
old. She is II Russian extraction and has inlleritcd
from her parents large and commanding iorn'
She was decorated with large Maltese cross OK
gold fastened TO broad band of red ribbon which
encirced her meek. This cross prc'cnted 70 her
BY the London popuacc as a token OF their apprecis
ton Of the good she did while there
THE object Of my remarks tonight she said, IS
10 re,raee The steps OF Christ aud To review the CON-
dt.ons under which lie lived and also By comparing
those conditions with those OF to-day. 70 clear up to
Misconceptions that surrounded some OF the principal
incidents Of His lite.7 once year the Governor Oh
Palestine issued an idict calling all property
owners 10 Jerusalem to pay their taxes, and Joseph
and Mary went there because they were both properly
owncrs II Mary had not owned land or some properly
she would not be called upon 70 20 to Jerusalem
~Wh.n they reached the city they found the inn
crowded with people and they were compeiled WIZ
many Others to go to the stable, which Is s,p aSr
ward where the camcls or mules, WIN tieir %
VEG CSrred cr for the condition mfi Of the S that
induced people 10 go 10 the stables for they wo9 III
inn usc IF he guest chamber There Wa an adss,
among thr Jews that the father WHO talleu 10 49,
Si" an trade made him a thief. and even the rehest
IA " tr,dc 4 carpenter, In those days and Also "a.
Sav was what we would call here " boss carpenter
and required that the man VINO ioii0~ga liza u"'
''o cs,iS ike all Jewish children OF rs DAY, was
well grounded in The GA rn ep t M doctos
81 Nv .resmined by them TO see II his father had done
his duty IN the mstter OF NJ sons regos eu thc s do
i nr and such was their mastery OF The Old iests.
na that they were capable OF asking ntelHgcns
men. men, Nm IhGy were nO,. Renan in his Life OF
GrSt' says. too s1ung aud inexperienced TO under.
st,nd theological subjects. ihsy were udinc" ~
Mrs Mountfori starts on Wednesday Tor Europc;
vhc,., she will lecture IN England, France RUSSIA AUG
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STRAIGHT OUTS AT COLUMBIA:
DELEGATES GATHERING TO OPPOSE THE TILL
MAN TICKET IN SOUTH CAROLINA

MAN TICKET IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Columbia S. c.. Aug. "a (SpeclaD-on Tuesday
convention composed Of from 400 TO 500 OF the leading
men of the state will have upon It's shoulders about
the greatest responsibility that any convention mas
contended with since the State withdrew from ule
Union. 1t will in all probability decide whether or
not the white people Of the state. who for the last
twenty-five years have presented an unbroken front,
will divide and begin TO fight among themselves and
invite their common political enemy, the colored man.
10 take a hand The convention Will be composed OF
the strongest anttTllman from every part OF The
State, and many Of them will be men OF prominence
who have heretofore been acknowledged leaders
They will assemble under the call Of the executive
committee elected by the anti Tman Convention held
here six weeks ago. This body ordered the committee
10 call another convention If the state convention
failed 70 grant primary election. go
1t is doubtful what this aSscmblage VIII 90. one
of the DELEGATES said tonight that they would nom
nate a straight out Democratic ticket and put their
men in the field against the Tillnan Ticket ms
action will be strongly opposed 10y many members,
who are in Of out and out fight but wish 10
OF Scpember has taken action. II is probable that
the latter sentiment will control the body. At present
there are state Democratic Executive Committees
with their respective charmen. one Is the old COM
mtce deposed by the recent T1liman Convention but
who claim that the convention had power 10 nscat
them The other Is the new committee elected by The
TIllman Convention. Both charmen claim to repre-
cent the only committee and both declare their nten-
ton of calling the september convention TO order