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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

Reamtifnl Christmaf carols and
Bishop Coleman entertained the moui
beers Of st. Andrews sunday schpd
lust evening. The Bishop expressed
hi- satisfaction At leing prcsrnt on I'D
most solemn occasion of the year mn
having an opportunity 10 address 5ucl
a large congregation gathered uuta
more at Christmas tide, he bishol
had his islHl remarks Of good chec
fur the sunday school children. AM
they received his hearty cuuEratula
lions on the good work shown d,
them during tn" year in cUnnrctloi
WITH Lhoir cInss rNnrcise
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
DIED,
REYBnIp =on.t,ro am inst, Il

RfY BOLD TIE 25th inst, Barney
Krybuil, aged IS vcnr-.
lsriptfNr4 and friends Hiti respect.
IaIJ invited H. attend tive fnaarhl nom
his bate rcsidCurr so. lla3 Jark- son
street, At . u'elGrs GA Tue stay morning
pcctui5rr 30 To proceed To II. GcpIgt-
cemetery Iy the ilUs uam without
tWthcr notice.
MIbONN H. Magic Mcdonnell
daughter Of tHo late Ioln jata Mar
glrrt McDuumel at her ate residence
No 40 IHtusIl street, December 4IDh
aged - years,
y precious one from us has como,
\ voice we lnNu - st1itca,
\ place l. Nutd la Out hearts,
That never Cnu bu tillct.
GOT ia wisdom has recalled
The boon Ills love ull RIyGn,
Though tho body mOuldci, here
Tnc soul is sH;u In Heaven.
May hur soul rest IN peace. Amcn,
HER -lsIEE kAII.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

For two or three days past thcrt
have been rumors upon the streets THAI
cNII lork ~ TIM Peace l. Il Cochran
hal Jailed 10 make Satisfaction tp ~
state Tor licenses collected for "A
state amounting to fIpuJu and NO
ON Investigating the Iumors wr Na
assured that there h ma truth WHO
over In them. Mr.. Cor hiram. ils soon
his Term Uf Office expired, settled up
fun with the STATE and tuuk rrcet7
for the sama. He has made some
Ncstmrnts within In your ~ two ualz
which shrunk IN value, but It will I'D
real pleasure to his many friends
know that he will I've able to meet q, u
demand upon him and have a laiG9
margin left
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

Iwili forfeit the above amount, If /
fall 70 provo thAt FlorapeHion Is the beat
MEDICINE IL existence Tor Dyspepsia, Iu-
digestion or Eillousnstb 1t Is o certain
cure, and affords Immediate relief, III
ehset OF Kidney aud Liver Complaint,
Nervout Debility and CousLmpi ion
FlorApIe si0n builds up the weak system
and cures where other remedies iall
Ask your druggist tor 1t and get well.
VALUABLE book, Things Worth Know.
ing. also, sample bottle sent Tree, all
charges prepsid. Address, FRANKLIN
Hart. IS Warren stree. New YORK,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

Secretary Proctors sleigh was wreck
ed in Washington on Saturday morn
ing. His wife and daughter were using
II for shopping purposes, and were In
a store on Pennsylvania avenue when
the horses attached TO the vehicle took
fright and ran of. The sleigh was
upset and the driver a cQlored man
named Johnson, was severely injured.
Thomas Moreland, aged AZ years,
died at his home In Baltimore, yester-
day afternoon, from swallowing car
bollc acid with suicidal intent He
leaves a widow and young son. IL Ia
intimated that grief over the death OF
brother In Washington was the cause
OF the suicide.
Sylvester Caldwell, a popular and
woll-to-io young man, was found dead
ON the road near Independence, Town,
on Friday night. He was going to a
Christmas tree celebration. A we'll
iilled purse and gold watch were
found upon him; so foul play IL not
suspected.
Charles Mcdonnell, lineman Of tho
Electric Light Company In Denver
Colorado, was killed by nn electric
current while working on top Of IA
pole In one of the streets on Friday
night, Before the body could be taken
down ii emitted blue smoke in three
places.
The residence OF +. lIerkoltz, In Me-
Keesport, Pa, was wrecked ON Satur-
day by an explosion OF NATURAL gas.
The gas pipe In the cellar WINS leaking
and an open door allowed tho gas to
reach a stove, when IL ignited. Mrs,
HOrkoltz was terribly burned about
the fa,,n and hands
T.. J. Kinney, prominent Republl-
can politician and attorney OF Usage,
Kansas WAS found dead beside the
railroad track near TINT place ycater.
day morning. II ia supposed he fell
from train while passing from one
car 10 another on saturday night.
A freight train and two wild" en-
gines coilided near Fresno, Cal. on
Friday night, killing brakeman named
Iafferty. Two other train men who
jumped OF WIRE lniured "a fireman
named Stcvinger MORALLY.
A. X. IIntheWay, aged 10 years, and
.)amea whitwurth. aged II years, were
playing with an old pistol In Staunton.
Virginia, on saturday, when 1t eXplod-
ed, tho hall entering HIthcwny's head
CAUSED death.
All the policemen IN Jackson, Missis-
sippl, were compelled 10y the Mayor
and Aldermen to resign ON Saturday
night, h,rHuse of the apparent inetfi-
cheney OF the force In dealing with the
Christmas rcyclers.'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

Try Bush's coal. You will ilkott.
American Laundry, G02 West Front St
Try Basins coal. You Will surely like II
Cupping and leeehing. I0S e. second st
Brazilian Balm cures colds, catarrh, etc
Fine lsk rings at Hanfs. IS h. Fourth.
King streets.
CuppinE and leeuhing. MotEuer, l03
Enst Third street.
Ross, go Market street, has tho largest
nnd cheapest stock OF hats, white shirts,
underwear, neekwcar and hosiery In the
city. Call and sse him
II you want cheap picture frames go
to Daugh Il MsHrs. No. BOB West Second
street, as they have "A new lins OF goods
lust received. Tho largest stock Ia tho
State. Call and see
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
FIFTH EEDITjI


F"i.t IN BrookfeId Scr,,,.
CSprrnl Presbyterian Church
70 hrst-eiass, seasOnahla nm,
RPster SYaltz's sermon on
Man yesterday forenoon
The NTH in tho Brookllcld
being or Christian FAITH Nh
~ phe evening worship. Ihc'r,r
were;
/. Musicale prelude, @SE,p,
the Glad I'idings."
II. Call to Praise, resppn.
ing, followed by u hymn.
III, Anthem.
~. Responsive rnndinsl ,H
In Christ Needed, Coutr--uI
waried, accompanied hy ,,r
tional singing.
v. Prayer.
VI. Scripture reading NM b,.,,
VI, a tax on Faith" by \ " |
inerlhahh 81 Washington, Il. T.
Secretary Y. NJ. G. 4. Of Ma, u
West Virginia, Delaware and IN !
OF Columbia.
FAITH
nn 'iiiolhfb knowledge NJ
ana nfliance. Faith without knnyy ~
u credulity, There il mystery y
all around US, but hn"k of 1t Mn \
solid rock Of confidence in God 4
There is an intuition within
leaps out after the divine.
mnn may believe In Christ histur.p
and yet not hc safe, because Il
resting There -r.,
knowledge aud assent and ...
safety, because OF the need uf .
redundancy, reclining, thrn
yourself upon Christ "a your N.,I
Venture wholly upon Him. u.
your sins ever SIS many YOU slll
safe Tor time and eternity.
ARGUMENT.
logic of the heart is the kind me-.
without faith n is Impossible to -
God !" This ia not narrow. hui h
~ immensely, Every man emf
| through the portal of faith TINT
the Kingdom of God. II thfnllr
the ages not one has got in vii
fnith, how can you get In wit
faith?
Yet faith Is u STOPPING grace.
be llttle or great, must come Il
aud nothing helps him to come d
80 much as faith. Except yr brc
as little children yc cannot ritrl
Kingdom of heaven"
REST.
! There rcmainrth Therefore, rcd
the people of Cod If YOU hny,
this rest why nutf Because 80
trying 10 save yourself by your
works.
| Your works are like broken
| that will not open the door OF hri
| You will have To get another
Fnith unites us with Christ In
Faith enables us To lind The me-
| by which we are 10 get To-
| Doomed arn they who depend on
pwn works instead Of tiod. 'Ih
none other name under h,
whereby We must hc saved"
| Have you got living faith il
| lord Jesus Christi You do
whether you have or not. So
care.
| Gust your eyes on Calvary NJ
member 'All things work togcih,
| the good Of those who love God.
| VII. The closing service cou-
of responsive roading, the singh
| My faith looks up 10 thee
Thou Lamb Of Calvary"
saviour Divine"
and the hehrdictipn by tho ~
! Roy. VIM. T. Swaltz.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

This Is beyond question the most sue4
osssiul Cough Medicine We have ever
sold, a few doses Invariably cure the
worst eases OF Cough, Group and Bron-
chitis, while Its wonderful suscess In the
cure OF Consumption Is without . paral-
lei In the history Of medicine Since lts
hrst discovery 1t has been sold on guar
antee, a test which no other medicine
eau stand. II you have cough we
earnestly ask you TO try H. Prioe loo,
Doc. and sl. II your iungs are sore.
cheat. or bao lame, use shiloh's Porous
Plaster y, d. Danfortb. wholesale and
retail agent. Second aud Market streets,
Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
Arrcstr.l for Menring In.Irnln.

NoRmsroWit Pa, Dee. -. AIoseal
Frisby, claiming to be- member Uk
Robert Bryant (colored) Post No Sd
OF Philadelphia, has been arrested and
placed In prison here for wearing the
Insignia OF the Grand Army Of which,
he Ia no member Frisby hns various
(culurcd) creditors from whom he bor-
rOwcd money on the strength Of a
back pension no claimed was coming
to him. Ills creditors discovered, IA
alleged, that he was no Grand Army
man, and immediately secured his ar
rrst.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

young mur. WIN wished to enjoy
the excellent sleighing, 5tOlc Il hpr-c
and sleigh from man in West Chrs-
Ter luSi Houing and II Is supposed
drove To this city. chief sSwiEgrt re
ceived a telegram stating the facts
This morning and he has Instructed
the police To look out for him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

sHLOH's CA1AhRH REMEDY. A
marvellous cure Tor GAtArrb, Diphtberia,
CankeT Mouth aud Headache. With
each bottle there ia an ingenious nasal
Injector for the mole successful treat
ment OF these CONF lainls without extra
charge. Price 5Oc. N. Is. Ranlorth,
wholrsals aud retail a.ent, second and
Market streets WI minRtOn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

Of DR. simms' White Palmontc Bslsam
Sad a lady, 1t cured cases In my family
Ahieh rere marvellous curcs She say,
4 q the Best lung medicine ever made
sag q gentleman, II saved my wife from
Ayihg from consumption ten yesrK ago.
30 We can give them right along Tor
coughs, colds, sore throat, and the cough
" the grippe It Is sPlentld. Soc. and d.
Mold By drugRists. Depot. Fourth asd
tlibK.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
CraniOr&Co
Cash Dry Goods and
Coat House.

The time is near
at hand when reduc-
tions will be in or.
d e r especially i n
those goods we must
sell the next two
months or carry I'M
til another season.
Our coatstock will
probably receive the
largest share of at
tention for the next
80 days.
Sales for the last
80 days have exceed
ed our most sangu-
i o @ expectations.
Being double those
OF a year ago, not
withstanding we did
S u C h a profitable
coat business during
the tall Of 1889.
We must admit
that we commenced
the fall Of 1890 with
5 o m G misgivings,
thinking probably
we would not be CIV
Ell the monopoly we
had been allowed by
other Coat Houses.
We thought some
one in the city had
seen the disadvan-
tage they had been
working under and
would procure q
line of COATS ap.
preaching nearer 4
Friedlanders & Co
than had ever been
placed upon t h i {
; market before. But
. such was not the
/. case and we have
been allowed to Ell
I joy the same advan
tage this as in pas
seasons.
{ { We are ordering
n numbers of Ladies
!. Goats daily ant
g will not reduce then
c as long as we ar
obliged TO order bu
;, !! we have broken line.
e e Of Ladies and Chill
t dren's Coats that W,
I. are prepared to sci
4, \. at reduced prices t,
IA IA close them out.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
Third AnnmrI naII.

Humboldt Castle, No. 10, Knights OF
the Golden Eagle, will have their third
annual ball on New Years Eve at Ger
man Hail. The previous balls given by
this castle have been very enioyabl',
and there Ia no reason why this should
rams At the business, and all who attend
can rest assured that they will spend o
plUAsAnt eNenlnY. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

A pair pf horses belonging To- John
y, Gurmnu rau away a. Eighth street
on saturday ami demolished an avn
ing post Ihu horses were suurrd ut
an ri"c,T,r Fable car
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

John b. Allen has Just ceeiyed Il fine
Lot OF live aud dressed poultry uud pp-
tat3es a the southeast ruru"r % Third
and King streets, which he Is selling ut
low prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

fun supply Of milk constantly ON
hand At Iurtrrs, - T., cor seventh and
Madison ~trefs, one QuRit or tlrty
Phone Gn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
Made to Measure Superb sss So aaa s to Go S
count Of Is per cent. for Suits Made to Measure.

Bear in mind the entire stock is Clothing Of the very
best quality, and bright, new and fresh The only fault
there is than need and we have determined to
sell it, When we cut prices you can depend on saving
money every purchase.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

The First District Rcpubli, an Conn
mittee will meet at Republican head
quarters tonight at 7.30 O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

A watch night service will he held
in Mt Salem NJ, H. Church "Wednesday
evening, Ht ESQ. The public Ia invited
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

The amount of "a per cent. bonds
releGmel 10 date Is S7,s.i2, 600.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
Epas eaared
foro
"ss oresigh. % apt rsr sd AZ @
MAKE
CLEARING SALE
EXTRAORDINARY. ~
Fine Overcoats

S150000 worth of Fine Overcoats
100000 worth of Fine Cashmere and Worsted Suits
100000 worth of Mems and Young Mems Trousers
$100000worth of Mensand Young Mems Dress Suits
An Enormous Stock of Boys Clothing
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
THOUSANDS MORE THAN WE NEED. Y,

-HOUSANDS MORE THAN WE NEED. Yes
the goods will cost next Fall STILL we'd
rather not carry into another season, no matter
how much additional profit Every dollars worth
is positive bargain Never in the history of Clothes
selling has there been such opportunity to buy for
little money much valuable Clothing. Here's Price List
FIRST LOT consists of Mems Worstcd and
Cashmere Suts-nore than thousand S15,
SIC and S19 Suits-now every one of them S12.
All Wool.
LOT No. 2 Another lot Of Fine Suits, $l9
and $40. For this lot $14.
LOT 3-Anothor lot of Finer Suits, 49, 20,
% and 25 dollars For this lot IL dollars.
LOT No. Another lot of Finest Suits, 25,
% and 30 dollars. Now the price is 20 dollars
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

DST UMBREI4BA-WA TAKEN
IL from writing desk In corridor OF
Post office about II o'clock to-day sill
yer handled umbrella covered with
gloria cloth. Please return To Nm, II.
Gaylo 3l2 East 9th street. d3B2t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

INoR KENT.-1IIE DWELLING ron.
II tiun Of building :. ". corner It'll and
King streets the best arranged honse IN
bed rooms, All fronting on the street;
conyenicuuos, viii, hath room on each
floor; contains in all % rooms. Rare op.
portunity FOR II good live party. Inquire
either on premises o. Of W. n. NORRIS,
tn aud Market SIS. dla-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
FINE OvERCOATS

They the very finest manufactured Our excess
stock is i'll the finest kinds The 30, % and 20 dollar
Overcoats the that to be Sold and the prices
Five and Ten Dollars less each Coat. To turn it
into money 100000 dollars worth must make very low
pricos.
The 5000 Dollar Ones go down to 500
The 25 Dollar Ones go down to 49,
The 20 Dollar Ones 90 down to 10.
The IL Dollar Ones 90 down to H.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
Nail,9ri.r Suits Returned,

Single suits of kind-overy one made to meas
There thousand and why they c
back to us. An accumulation just ow-and the
just one-half.
THAT WERE SOLD AND RETURNED AT $4,000.
a he sold nov al
~ - u
n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

"ANTED-A Roy, II to ii YEARS
w old. as an tnpirnticn to tho print
ing trade; ono with some experience
preferred. Apply at this ONCE d29Ltf
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-12
Horses RalClGd.

IwAnt to g"t 100 hea! Of horses or
mules t. ranch duri & next winter.
Nv ranch j.. LOO. ted on Marsh creek.
u tass,a coun'v, one mile he'ow
M..r.h Lake, is Down III the war"
E., valley. aud ~ lists o. = - .'f Al
uni.r uoot, t.,t f.nc of W.lrh loo
ar,.. are in la ernr, clover, aud IN
.,thy. have ps "ty OF sheds and
.,xhl. . for ovr, 100 head OF stock.
and 300 tons OF hay /" the stack
Twill winter horses, and receive and
deliver them in either ketch''"'
Hxi,ey or Bellevue, and guarantee to
retur. tn. IN in good con iltlon !" he
s,,ri, Y, tor si2.5O per heat
have the hes, ranch /" Ca's'a
county, with plenty o. wsm sti''s
water all winter.
For fur,he, particulars, address
j. ". LAMGR tACN,
Albion, Ca>sia tou"ty.
HALEY, IpA,o, Aug 2S. lH9o.*
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-12
ELECTION NOTICE.

In pursuance OF the Proclamation oi
His Exc+lienc. Geo l.. SLoup, the
Cover: or OF ldaho, and il compli.
ancp with law:
Notice fs hereby given that q general election
will BE- HID all the Il etion pr. cincts In Atr.
rss County on
WEDNESDAY. oCroRER lsr, 1890,
ssid election TO b. condu. ted In accordance with
the laws of the Territory .f Idaho
And the f. llowirg is a LIST OF THE VOTING
PRE- lNC1S and PLACE Of vOrl> G and the
NAMES OF nE't SiRARI app ,ined by the
Eo'rd of Couity C.Mm,ss oners of Al:u,Ms
Cunt! at ,h- r r euldr JuS .,ting CT said
Board, to. wit:
sawtooth Precinct. Registrar. F. c. Parks
Voting Place. Pal ks 3 tore.
Gale, Precinct ..... R"g'str,r ". H. Dawson
Voting Place. murray. Hotel.
IRE inc Registrar. M'chael Carey
Voting Place. -. Mrs. Habishnw's Hotel.
SIN Ky Pr-c'n't....... Registrar. J. P. McCarter
Voting Place. King of the West Hotel.
KtteLum Pre-. in,t .... RI gistrsr Geo. P. Hodson
Voting Place. n. wu.an's Office
East Fork frecinct. ....... Registrar, v. Donski
Voting Place.. near s,a% S,,,h lhS.s. Star Mine.
Era Frec1rct ............... Registrar, A. j. Hun
Voting Place. .F.rguson's w~lling.
Island Frecinc'....... Registrar. VIM Matthews
Voting Place. schoelh.nse.
Arco Precinct... Registrar. Geo E. Ferris
Voting Place. .Arco S.uie.
Antelope Precinct ........ Registrar. VIM. Taylor
Voting Place. :. .Schoolhouse.
HALEY Prec'n"t ........ Registrar, w. 8. Mack
V.hing Place. .N crthousc
Muldcon Precinct. -. .RegistrSr. J. ". Palleutihe
" tina Place. .3s.lentine's House.
Deer Creek Pr cir ct R.fist,rr, J. B. Rir ggod
Voting Iltct. ....L.h,n H., 81 ,irrs Eo,,l
Bullion Precinct ..... Registrar. Geo. B-opaugh
VCtinl Piuee. Mails. store.
Martin Precinct ........ r. gistrsr. samuel NJ rtin
Voting Place. n artiL P, ,ffi,e
Butter up Precinct Rttistrnr, NJ. d. Roasiter
V,tiig llace.,. Butt r,ul Do.IdiI z ouse.
Boulder P,e'int....... F'gstiar, A ]. Mu, dock
Voting Place. .....t pin Nine BoS1ding ousr,
The Registrars are required y law to ke+ Il Fir
office OPP f. he rl,s,nA,ion OF the nsmes Of all
Legal electors on all SStsroays cedtng the cleo
tton. commenciI on saturday. August 23d.
BY order Of the Bo.ri of County Commission ers
!. W. GARRETT Clerk
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-18
Mrs. Gervaise Graham's Face Bleach
Makes the Skin Beautiful.

1t is surely an objectionable fault, if not a
SIM for a woman to neglect her personal ap-
pearance. All women cannot be beautiful in
every particular, but every woman may be
cleanly sweet, attractive and lovable. A few
golden freckles or a sun kissed cheek may not
detract from beauty, but there is no excuse for
the woman who, through ignorance or neglect,
allows her face to retain for very long such
hideous blemshes as sallowness, mothpatches,
blackheads pimples 1t is not difficult to
understand why the face grows dark or
shows other b1emishes, while all the rest of
the body remains perfect in appearance. The
face being the outlet of expression for the body,
all the i'll conditions hang their flag upon it.
The face is constantly exposed to climatic
changes, all the impurities that float in the
air are free to settle upon it, and by mixing with
the subaceous secretion they enter and clog the
pores. Again, the face has not the benefit of
the constrnt friction which our clothing gives
to other parts of the body. Injurious cosmetics.
are also too often the cause of a thick, murky
complexion. These are acknowledged facts,
and prove the necessity of proper care and at
tention to simply keep the complexion perfect;
If it has already become imperfect, it requires
proper treatment to restore it, Mrs Gervaise
burns, freckles, mothpatches pimples-indeed,
all blemishes lodged in the skin, but does not
bleach from the ssin the natural rosy color.
Freckles mothpatches and other discolorations
are dissolved; backheads, feshworms and all
impurities of the pores are brought to the sur
face, where they dry and fall off with the old
cuticle, which gradually flakes off by rubbing
the face gently with a towel. The Face Bleach
is also perfect cure for a coarse or stippled
skin, the old cuticle is entirely but gradually
removed While the old skin is thus being dis
posed of, the new cuticle is forming, soft and
smooth pure and clear, and fine as that of an
infant.
Face Bleach is not a cosmetic, but a remedy
which is to be discontinued when the disease is
cured. 1t is frequently recommended by ply
sicians to their patients. 1t contains nothing
deleterious to the most delicate skin From one
to three bottles are required, according to the
severity OF the case. Price per bottle, $3.50.
For sale by all leading druggists, of lady agents,
m n tDh 81 ont pnCt
street, San Francisco. Send for book Chow to
Be Beautiful"
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-18

THE ordinance of the supervisors sub
hitting to the vote of the people of the
county the proposition to issue $500, 900
of bonds for the purpose of finishing the
court house has appeared in our advertis-
ing columns. 1t was supposed when the
work was undertaken that with the sale
of the present court house and other
property belonging to the county, the
original issue of bonds would supply all
the money wanted to finish the building.
But it would be an unwise thing to put
that property on the market at the
present time It is better to issue bonds
for the completion OF the structure than
to sacrifice the fine property the county
owns. Therefore we believe the people
would rather incur the Indebtedness on
easy terms than to either subject them
selves to a direct tax for the money re-
quired, or to attempt to sell the fine
property belonging to the county at the
present time. The court house when
finished will be one of the very finest
public structures in the state.