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dark horse is not an impossible winner in
the kentucky senatorial race.
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Congressional menu-silyer, tariff; tariff
silver.
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no NOT FORGET THAT MAY 10 is THE LAST
~ day for selecting your Pullman Recommendations
the Business Mems Ex sion To Lincoln, Nebraska.
mlO-0t- j. A. ElNCH. Manager, 6l4 st.
4 ,ALL DOWN AND GET SOME OF OUR sACRI-
- iees. There are crowds of buyers that are just
jub INT their bargains, and you might Just
we'll be among them The goods must be sold and
the sooner they 20 the better We like it KAUF-
MANS DOUBLE COMBINATION, llth ST. s.e.
ml0-3t
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TNHE b SINEsS MEMS EXCURSION PARTY TO
y LincU In Ne braska will each be provided with Beau
tiful Souvenirs. j. A. FINCH, Manager,
mlO-6ts GA IF st.
nc. FOR 54-INCH TURKEY-RED TABLE
~ linen, rood quality and fast coloIs surely is
markably CHEAP. Sc. for Heavy Hemp CARPET, which
j. cheap Is good quality Cotton and cool any
Mating This is another one of our removal victims.
KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION. 18th st. Sc
ml0-3t
INLEGANT DRAWING ROOMS WILL BE RE-
IL served for the of business going on the
business Mems Excu sion TO Lincoln, Nebraska.
mylO-6t' j. A. FINCH. Ma .ager, 81 T st.
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D1NK. LIGHT-BLUE AND CREAM IMITATION
Il LIsIe Jersey Ribbed Vests, silk ribbon strings
sleeves and neck finished in silk; sizes o. J. g and
f. at &c. Bleached Isle Vests bodice shape, Otto
man silk facing finished in spun silk, 800 Our entire
line OF Fine silk Vests at % per cent of the price.
hAUFMANS DOUBLE COMBINATION, 124l and
1243 18th st. sc. ml0-3t
ROYS' OUTING SHIRTS, FAST COLORs, 25C ;
~ Fancy Windsor Ties, &C.; Beautiful Straw Hats,
white or Mixed 23c. BLUMS,
my10-2t' 745-747 Sth ST. Sc.
no NOT FORGET THAT MAY 10 IS THE LAST
~ day for selecting your Pullman Accommoda tions
Oh the Business Mems Excursion to Lincoln. Nebraska
m1O-6t- J. A. FINCH, Manager, 614 st.
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SlNESS MINIS Excl RSIO\ LIN
is ,h ,e tine I'M. to purchase tickets,
STRAsBUReERs
DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES
4o4 and 400 18th ST. NV
We are offering few immense bargains Cor the next
three days in our Dress Goods Department:
SO pieces Wool Plaias 3o-inch wide. worth sOc For
the next three days 2gc
o2he. Plsids. For the next three days acc
Mohair Stripes. 80 inches wide. 3gc
4s-inch Henrietta. extra WIDE all colors soc q
yard
Black Mohairst our own Importation. ut loves,
market prices.
SILK NETS.
Black Lace Net all SIR clos: now $50.
'' sL75. nov sllO
s2.25. now sIss
Flouncine. all silk sl.25: nov csc.
sl.6s now sl23
Better quality in proportion.
WHITE GOODS.
100 pieces Of White India Lneu stripes, plaid. and
open work. worth from 10 to 25c For three days
only l2bse. yard.
THREE BIG BARGAINS
IN BLACK oRos GRAIN SILKS
Our IL 90 quality, guaranteed, now ssc.
Our 81 % YSc
oursl50 sL2O
DoMEsTICs.
l2sc Outing Flannels for days only 7slc.
l5e. Outing FlAnnels. for days only lie
62lsc Outing Flannels. silk and wool stripes 3oc q
yard
GinghRms from Sc. up: good value
loO different styles OF American ssteens at l2Ssc.
BEADED WRAPS
We are determined TO close our entire stock Of
Beaded Capes that sold formerly for So a. and
81. Closing price, s3.4s.
Our Is, 1913 and sos now 81 as
Our o.. % and ss so now 81 %.
Our . 10 aud sl2 80 now ss.9s.
UMBRELLAS
and Psrssos with our guarantee 10 rip or crock
Umbrellas with all styles Of handles.
Best quality Gloria SAX from up. according %
size and handle
All ask 10 TO inspect stock and note prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere We will save you fully 20
per cent on all purchases.
sTRAsBURGERs
DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES,
1t 404 and 4Oe 9TH stnw.
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THE EVENING D. c.. MONDAY. 1890

EQUITABLE
LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY.
No. l2o BROADWAY.
NEW YORK
s23,25o.0 900
ITO 0OO,0 900
During the past frs years the Society has added
s1sss7L57 to its surplus funds, uhieh is g. Oo50s7
more than any other Lie Assurance Company ha, &C.
cur1utated during the same period.
The amount Of dividend paid on each annual diyi.
dend policy of the Equitable Society in 1889 was
greater than the dividend paid on the same policy in
1885, Tho is true Of the dividends Of this year
compared with those of 1889 In fact the ratio Of
annual dividends has increased each year for the last
five years.
On maturing 2o-year Tontine life and endowment
policies the Society WILL in 1891. return all the pre-
miums paid with ntsres. at rates, varying according
to age and kind Of policy. from to per cent per
annu Other Tontine policies show relatively favor
able returns dependent upon the term of years for
which they have been in force and the conditions of
the same.
These results are absolutely unprecedented in the
history Of life assurance and remarkable % to
be worthy of the careful examination Of every person
who desires to make an investment which will protect
the family in the event of death or yield lucrative
return in Of long life.
h B. HYDE, President
wv. ALEXANDER. Vice Prest.
NEW YORK. May l, 1890. 1t
DINK. LIGHT- BLUE AND CREAM IMITATION
4 LIs.e Jersey Ribbed Vests silk ribbon strings.
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It's simply this gentlsmen-~,.O
been satisfied ne can Put on our
tsbles-ss GOOD srIrs ct siooo-
- other people can show you 81 els
and els. The problem o. manu.
facture has been hedged in by the
Chinese wall Of secrecy % long that 10
has forbidden Investigation Wei.
manufacturers now-4nd the
wool can't be pulled over our eyss
my longer. Resdy-msde Clothing
has been improved aud bettered untn
81 has superseded % . lsrre degree
the demand for custom clothing.
The price-must he dOctorsd nov.
The time Is past when you mug
have big hsure changed for . sui,
before yOu'n think Il 10 worth any
thing. Ifyou've sot conndeDcs 10
the house you're dealing with
don't deal where you haveD'p-
AND You HAVE WITH U.s.
ANY price We quote IL satisfactory
for you're confident you are -fosoA-
INC the bottom Tor n.s SoH.
These suits we are Offering nov
at elo-Sscks and CutAways-are our
last purchases. We can show you ~
many styles in tits Grade - any
house in this city can in their com
bined stock Of Csssimeres and Chew
lot suits. II you'd see our freisht
bills Of the last week you'd think We
had all the Clothing there was in tie
whole state Of New York. But We
haven't We left . lot Of cheap stun
there that we wouldn't be guilty q
giving away. The New and Nobby
Regular sl5 aud els suits are Whist
we brought here and marked them
80 simply because We could Afford
20.
Plain Black Cheviots-vith patch
pockeis-s style that has = hsrd. o:
Admirers The South Bend cas.,-
meres-every body knows the sure
rior excellence Of this veave-D.As-
onh Cheviots-And Natty Tweeds-
fully or half Hned-for moderate or
extreme weather. Every style tried
on and inspected before we ACCEPTED
it. WE KNOW THEY ARE POSI-
lively ALL OK. IN EVERY RE-
sPEcT. We want you TO look Of
them. II nothing more. You can see
'em in the window. but you can see
them better upstairs-snd more Of
'em.
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RE YOU GOING ON THE BUSINESS MEMS
"A Excursion to Lincoln. Nebraska! Ii secure
your tickets before May 10.
mlO-6t' J. A. FINCH. Manager. 614Fu
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PLEASE REMEMBER.

sE-The above special prices not for broken lots
odd sizes, &C., but for choice Of full stock Of Goods
that unusually good values 1t regular prices.
Remember, they but oneday bargains and that the
special prices positively terminate with the
closing Of the store.
Its one Of our methods Of advertising.
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e = + :: ::
COMBINATION.
Having procured some Of the greatest bargains ever
known IN the Clothing market We are prepared to
offer to many patrons and the public in general the
greatest value ever known for the least amount Of
money and make usual profit, viz: Ten Per Cent.
THE DEAL EMBRACES
Always. STRICTLY ALL WOOL. and known as the
best goods in the land. Such Is Harris Cashmere
Rock Cashmere. Black Stone Cashmere. sawyers
Cashmere and Lppis Cashmere the patterns. Plaid
Stripes Neat Mixtures and Combinations Stripes and
Plaids, light and dark colors. Take your choice.
SACKS AND CUTAwAY SUITS.
ss.75.
HARRIS CASHMERE.
1915.
ROCK CASHMERE.
1915.
sAwYERs CASHMERE.
BLACK STONE CASHMERE
1915.
L1pp1rs CASHMERE
VICTOR E ADLER BROTHER.
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
0ENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
s27 AND s29 9TH ST N W..
Corner Massachusetts, Avenue.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
mI2 Open Saturday until IL pm
MEALS WILL BE SERVED II PULLMAN's
WI Elegant Din!ny Cars Oh the Business Men sEx-
cursion to Lincoln, Nebraska. j. A. FINCH.
mlU-6ts GA + st.
nUR TINTED OOLAH CHALLIES, u YD WIDE
~ have been reduced TO 1sc. per I'd; Our lSc. IS
inch W oo-mixed Cashmere down TO l25sc peryd. The
reduction is nearly 40 per cent they removal
prices. KAUFMANS DOUBLE COMBINATION,
1THosE E CUSTOMERS THAT WE COULD Not
Il serve last week with 62c. Unlauudered Shirts
at &c., account of sizes, be supplied tins week
BLrM'S, 145-747 9Th st Sc ml0-2t.
TUNHE BUSINESS MEMS EXCURSION TO LIN.
coin, Nebraska, is the first opportunity offered
to the business of Washington to see the west.
myl0-6t' J. A. FINCH, MANAGER, GA St
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Wear II AL MrAss-

sAK's
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SUIT SALE
sAKs'
1900
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sAK's
$1,000
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SAES
$1,000
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SAKS
$1,000
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sAKs'
$1,000
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$1,000
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sAKs'
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sAKsr
$1,000
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sAKs'
o 1000
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sAKs'
$1,000
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sAKS
$1,000
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HNHE BUSINESS MINIS EXCIR 40 lin
= IN Nebraska, viii prove . grand success Now
Ia the time to purchase tickets
mlO-Ot' J A FINCH Manager 0IaFst
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National BOOK BINDERY. Gal Ioui.i.n. .y.
~ opp city Post Once Century. Harperis and 8
Nicholas bound IN leather from IS cts. up NumbsI
my5-lIns -~'~S-
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sAKs AND COMPANY.
BEsT cLoTHING-LEAsT PRICE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
STREET
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New GrSeHAMs AND CHALL1Es.

"Details below
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THE LOWEST YET-LAplEs' GLORIA SILK I'M
orelss with fancy handles, 0Sc. Menu 36-tnch
Sieris siia Umereiias. with gold tip. sl.aa nIUnA
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16
Pomona Items.

Correspondence OF the HERALD.
Over 1853 tons of apricots were dis
posed of by the cannery last Friday and
Saturday.
R. A. Hall has received government
appointment, which doubtless accounts
for his resignation as justice,
( George Farley and Mr.. Camp have
returned from their mountain trip.
They shot and killed two deer.
Charles Sears had runaway last
Thursday evening. He was thrown
from the buggy and hurt on the hip.
Henry T. Oxnard arrived at Chino last
Friday, and says that the sugar-beet fac
tory will certainly be established there.
1t is estimated that over 500 people,
men, women and children, are employed
this season in picking, cutting and pit,
ting fruit.
Mayor Lukens and wife, of Pasadena
paid this city a visit last Thursday
night. They stopped over night with
Editor Symes, of the Register.
The trustees of Pomona college met
in the Claremont building few days
ago, and Prof. G. G. Baldwin was elected
president of that institution.
Cook & Langley pay out over $500 per
day to employees, and take in over
81 800 worth of fruit. r.
Pomona, July 14th.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16
Matters of Interest in and
About San Pedro.
A Small Fire on the Railroad
Wharf.
Gossip Gathered at Several Points on
the SeashOre.
Personals and Notes from Santa Monica
and Redondo Beach-Pomona
Items.
orrespondence Of the HrRALD.l

Correspondence of the HERALD.l
The following vessels arrived at San
Pedro during the week ending July 14th,
1890: Steamer Mexico, Alexander, San
Diego, passengers, s. P. Co.; steamer
Eureka, Smith, San Francisco, Is tons
merchandise, s. P. Co.. steamer Pomona,
Hall, San Francisco, 104 tons merchan-
disc, s. P. Co.; steamer Alex. Duncan,
Gray, San Francisco, 81 tons merchant
disc, S. P. Co.; steamer Pomona, Hall,
San Diego, passengers, S. P. Co.;
steamer Los Angeles, Leland, San Fran
cisco, 10 tons merchandise, s. p. Co.;
steamer Santa Rosa, Alexander, San
Francisco, 125 tons merchandise, S. P.
Co.; steamer Yaquina, Thaxter, San
Francisco, 1O4 tons merchandise, S. P.
Co.; steamer Pelican, Smith, Redondo,
repairs; schooner Lerena Thayer, Nc
Vicar, Eureka, 5000 feet lumber, w.
III. p; schooner Volante, Larsen,
Eureka, 242,OOO feet lumber, j. M. G. |;
schooner Allen A., Schage, Eureka,
1900, 600 shingles, s, P. L. Go. schooner
Glendale, johnson, Coos bay, 1856, 900
feet lumber, S. G. 4 Co.. /; ship jeremiah
Thompson. Arey, Sydney, 2,44O tons
coal, S. P. Co.
The sloop Esperanza is now flying the
champion flag at her masthead, and is
ready to race any boat of her length on
the Pacific coast. G. Cookson, her
builder, wants to contract for one to
beat her.
The sloop Tempora, which was cap
<uSu uod q ron N hoc
not been found as yet. I'll
The school trustees met last week and
elected Mrs. Hattie Williams principal
of the San Pedro schools, and ]. d. Con-
nor, May King and Mary Haizlep as as
sistants. The fall term of school com.
mences September 1st.
The fire company was called out yes
terday to extinguish fire on the South
ern Pacific Company's wharf. 1t is
supposed some person carelessly dropped
q lighted cigar stump between the creo-
soted timbers, and had it not been for
the help received from the steamer
Yaquina's fire brigade and steam pump,
San Pedro would probably have been
one wharf short today.
Severe fires were raging back of town
last week, and Mrs. N. Narbone had
some 5000 acres of grain burned up. p.
Rios lost 100 tons of hay. This is the
third time in six months that Pablo has
been visited by fire. He will insure
everything now.
The watermelons in the city plaza are
nearly ripe, and parties have been organ
lied for grand raid on the camping
grounds, provided the city officials can
be caught mapping some fine evening.
All the cottages on the bluff and beach
are occupied for the summer. The boat
ing here is fine, the bathing finer, and
the fishing the finest to be had in South.
.ern California. SANDY.
San Pedro, July 18th.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE.

RITUM1NOUs LIME ROCK PAVING AND
plaintiff plaintiff wvs vs. J. W: Means, Emma R.
Fairy A. Means and Juliet E. Means, Infants, ifts,
and J. W. 1a Means, guardian of the estate and
person OF Ellie o. Means, Claude e. Means, ].
Juliet =: Means, infants, defendants anu
Sherifs Sale. No. 1O,9S3.
Order of sale and decree of foreclosure and
sale. 1-~ltr y : = ''-'>-
Under and by virtue Of an order of sale and
Superior Court Of the County Of Los Angeles.
State Of California, on the Goth day Of June,
A: D. 1890, in the above entitled action, wherein
ment Co., corporation, the above nan named ed plain
tif, obtained judgment of decree and foreclos-
ure and sale against J. ". Means, ct al, defend
the sum '1a Of H f. money % lSsS tSe
United States, which said decree was on the
27th day of June, A. D. 1890, recorded in
am commanded to sell all that certain lot,
piece or parcel of land situate lying and being
IN the County Of Los Angeles, State of Califor-
MIA, and bounded and described as follows:
In the City and County of Los Angeles, Cali
fornia; commencing on the southerly side of
Fort street (or Broadway 131 feet and 10
Fort and Franklin Streets thence northerly
along the line of Fort street. or Broadway, 65
feet and II inches to lot formerly owned by
parallel with Franklin street one-half of the
distance from the southerly line Of Fort street,
OF Broadway, to the north line of New High
parallel with New High street street, Is feet and III IL
inches thence westerly parallel with Franklin
street to place of beginning on Fort street, OF
Broadway. faN
Public notice is hereby given, that on Thurs
day, the Oath day of July. A. D. 1890, at IL
O'Clock m. of that day, in front of the court
house door of the County of Los Angeles, ON
Spring street, will, in obedience to said order
OF sale and decree of foreclosure and sale, sell
the above described property, or so much
Judgment with interest and costs, etc, to the
highest and best bidder, for cash. lawful money
of the United States
4 Dated this 3Oth day of June, 1890.
M. G. AGUIRRE,
Sheriff of Los Angeles County,
By A. M THORNTON, Under Sheriff
JAY E. HUNTER, attorney for plaintiff.
iv2-1tWe At
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On. PIERcE's PELLETS ass. a9ss.i..' s.,'ss: ss:
Laxative, or CathaFtic, according to size Of
dose. By DruGgigts. 26 cents vial.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16
Santa Monica.

Correspondence of the HERALD.
Dad Feathers, an old-time Southern
Pacific engineer, paid the beach a visit
today.
Mrs. A. J. Beecher OF Los Angeles is
occupying her summer home on south
beach. tf
Mrs. DIR. J. F. Burton of indianapolis
is stopping with Mrs. Fanny Scott on
south beach.
A. E. McCarter, N. N. Cobb and J. G.
Nelson spent Sunday here, the guests of
friends on the beach.
Judge Richard Dunnigan and family
have rented a cottage on the beach,
where they will spend the summer.
William A. Nash, of the San Ber-
DAYS at the beach, the guest of Miss
Smith on north heath.
Our station agent, D. H. Smith, has
rented the Abbott cottage on Third
street, where his mother, Mrs. w. G..
Smith, and brother, E. G. Smith, will
spend the summer months.
Miss George Bell, the daughter of
Major Horace Bell, accompanied by her
Walter and Candy Bell are spending a
week on north beach. The major and
his estimable wife will shortly join them.
w. H. Perry and family have rented
the Hancock cottage ON the bluff, where
they will entertain their friends during
fhe summer months. Mr.. and Mrs.
Modini- Wood and Miss Mary Brown, the
niece Of DIR. Salisbury of Los Angeles are
visiting them.
Mrs. J. Powell Rice spoke of teaching
-. 1o.r cd <ta Of oo1nr
in representing tones, and then drilled
the class in sight singing by holding be-
sfOre them colors representing three
xtsnes. Miss Platt gave an exercise in
clay modelling.
Prof. Monroe lectured on reading and
numbers, elucidating many interesting
points, and proved beyond doubt that
1t was the place of the teacher to get
the pupil to think. Mrs. Plummer fol-
lowed in short exercise on the ele-
mentary vowel sounds and the proper
methods of teaching the same.
The attendance today at the summer
school was good, many new teachers be-
ing present from various sections of the
union. Miss Scott, of the Detroit Nor
NAL, and Miss Burt, of Pasadena, and
many other educators of note were pres
4
.esting scientific lecture upon the ele-
.ments of the universe and their rela-
lions to one another. The professor was
listened to very attentively by all
present.
The recent arrivals at the Jackson
house are: J. H. Hanway, A. P. Fitch,
G. "A. Fitch, c. Lelm, Miss M. Latti-
more, Miss C. Crandell, Mrs. E. Dunn,
C. w. Hatfield, Chas. Howard, G. w.
Reynolds, Ben Mittern, B. +. Little,
Y. G. Post, j. Rose, AL. Berry, Los An
9eles VIM. McD. Henderson, Rialto /;
&. D. Hilderbrand, Mrs. F. NJ. Hilder-
brand, Oakland; ]. p. Brown, Spokane
Falls John johnson and wife, Pomona ;
"A. G. Macintosh, Montreal; G. w.
Watts, st. Paul; George G. Kellen,
soldiers Home; Il. G. Hamew, Naming,
Iowa; j.. C. jackson, A. r. Stearns,
Harold Parker: San Francisco; J. w.
Gronowalt, Madison, Pa; II. L. Mar
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16

Correspondence OF the HERALD. ~ -
Over 1853 tons of apricots were dis
posed of by the cannery last Friday and
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16

The reason Why woman is afraid Of a
mouse is profound mystery indeed, It has
never been very clearly proven that she, is.
But some women are constantly. in such q
nervous, irritable condition that the slightest
thing annoys and startles them. The cause Of
this unfortunate state of affairs d usually
some functional arrangement: some distress
ing or painful irregularity. some derange-
ment or peculiar weakness incident to her
sex; or, It may be due to Inflammation, ul-
ceration or displacement. of some Of the
pelvic viscera, or to other organic LESSONS
peculiar to her sex. From whichever cause
ton is q posttive remedy 80 certain in its
curative results that its manufacturers sell
it, through druggists, under a guarantee of
its giving satisfaction in every case, or
money. paid for it will be promptly re-
funded. AS q soothing and strengthening
neryine, Fayorite Prescription Il nne-
DUNG nervous excitability. irritability, ex-
haustion, prostTation. hysteria. spasms and
other distressing, nervous symptoms COM
monty attendant upon functional and organic
disease of the womb. It induces refreshing
sleep and relieves mental anxiety and de-
spondency. 4<,t
Copyright, 1858. BY woaLp's DIS. MED. ASSN.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16
A travelling Man Saves woman's Lif

hoA.s rayng stopping at the slre Lee
ing ing erby tan a %h In aas Ts c was save sen he
he had with him and requested her to
icine relieved her promptly, and she be-
lieved saved her life; it was Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea
Remedy, the promptest and most re-
liable medicine in use for bowel COM
plants. For sale by G. F.. Heinzeman,
222 N. Main street, John A. Off, corner
Fourth and Spring streets and all lead
ing druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DIR. Gibbons
DISPENSARY,
623 Kearny Street

Corner of Commercial,
San Francisco, Cal. Es-
tablished in 1854, for
treatment ofSexual and
Seminal Diseases, such
as Gonorrhea, Gleet,
Structure, Syphilis IN
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16

Weakness, Impotency and Lost Manhood per-
manently cured The sick and afflicted should
not fail to call upon him. The Doctor has trav-
eled extensivelyin Europe and inspected thor
oughly the various hospitals there, obtaining q
great deal of valuable information, which he is
competent to impart to those in need of his
services. The Doctor cures where others fail
unless he effects cure. Persons at q distance
CURED AT HOME. All communications
strictly confidential. All letters answered in
plain envelopes.
Send ten dollars for package of medicine
Call or write. Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, Boz
1857, San Francisco, Cal.
Mention Los Angeles HERALD. o7-12m