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undesirable; emigration.

| uuueslraDie emigration
f1fth-Resolved, That we cordially sympa-
| thize with the efforts of organized workingmen
TO shorten the hours Of labor, and demand q
rigid enforcement OF the existing eight-hour
law on government work, and ask that pen
atty clause be added to the said law.
Sixth-Resolved, That we regard the main
tonance OF large standing army OF mercen-
aries known as the Pinkerton system as a
menace 70 our liberties, and we demand It's
eDontlon; ana we condemn the recent invasion
OF the territory Of Wyoming by the higher as
Gals
Resolved, That we commend to the favorable
confederation of the people and the reform
press the legislative system known as the mi
tlauve and referendum
nesoiVed' That we favor constitutional pro-
'blon limiting the ONCE OF president and vice.
president TO one term, and providing for the
elecuon or senators OF the United States bv a
direct vote OF the people
hesoIVed, That we oppose any eubsidv or
purpose. ~-'
The peoples party at the outset to secure ner-
manent control Of the party organization of the
people unanected by the interests of those I'm
puOhc service does hereby in national conven-
uon assembled at Omaha on this 4th day of
July, 1892, establish this ordinance as funda-
mental law Of party organization viz No re-
Son holding any once or position Of profit trust
or emolument under the federal or any sta te or
municipal government including senator's con-
9ressmen and members OF the legislature. state
ana local shall be eligibl. TO sit or vote in anv
convention OF this party. and q copy Of this or
olnance shall be a.. IA to every call for anv
future convention OF the party.
resolved, That this convention sympathizes
Win the Knights Of Labor In their righteous
contest with the tyrannical combine of clothing
manufacturers OF Rochester and declares II TO
be the duty of all who hate tyranny and onnres.
Sion to refuse to purchase the goods made nv
tne said manufacturers or to patronize apv
merchant who sells such goods
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PERSONAL AND iMPERsoNAL.

"A bed quilt with $4,000 pieces in it,
and upon which Coopersburg (Pa.)
woman had labored for years was sold
at her death for 81. 25.
"A talented elocutionist of New
York has a parlor class of women once
a week to whom she reads clippings of
editorials and articles on current topics
and events taken from the best papers.
The calcium light man in Cincin-
natl theater tumbled out of the gallery
and fell into the audience. He was
reprimanded for his unprofessional con-
duct in trying to draw attention to
himself to the dctriment of the stage
performance, but after promising not
to do it any more he was allowed to go
to work again.
-Signor Giolittis recent elevation to
the Office of prime minister is bringing
out curious stories of the people of
Cuneo, his native town, IN northern
Italy. Queen Margaret passed through
the place few years ago, and the civil
authorities procured some liquid re-
freshments for her. After returning
the glass she felt for her handkerchief,
but the good mayor, thinking she was
about to pull out her purse said: ''Your
majesty, pray e. L. not trouble; we have
settled the account"
1t may be but guess work to affirm
anything about Cyrus Fields depleted
estate, but the New York World says
he did not leave 800. Every bit of
property in his name is mortgaged over
and over again, and his many houses
have been decided away. In fact, he
was living at Ardsley Park solely by
the kindness Of rich man who would
not let the foreclosures be made. When
Mr.. Field returned from Europe few
years ago he had Sc, 600, 900. Nearly
$4,000, 600 of this was lost in the stocks
of the Manhattan Elevated road.
some foolish Christians found fault
with Mr.. Sturgeon for going in his car
riage to the service on the Sabbath.
''Wel, tell them | am Christian, but
my horses are Jews. They rest on their
seventh-day Sabbath, and so help me to
rest on my first day, Sunday" He kept
cows as well as horses, and had cart
painted thus: Charles Haddon Spur
geon, cow-keeper." He told Mr.. Hall
that he sold the best milk to his neigh
bors at fair and good price, devoting
the profits to the support of two elderly
ladies, who had no idea whence the
monthly checks came. He chuckled at
the thought of their ignorance of the
method in which their wants were sup
/ rlliad
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HTS the nail on the head
one of DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pei
lets. They do the right thing in the
right way. They cleanse and regu-
late the liver, stomach and bowels
thoroughly and effectively, but
mildly and gently. They persuade,
rather than force. One tiny, sugar
coated Pellets a gentle laxative :;
three to four act as cathartic.
They're the smallest, but the best.
There's less to take, but there's
more good in it, when it's taken.
They're the original Little Liver
Pill, and they've never been equaled.
Sick Headache, Bilious Headache,
Constipation, Indigestion, Bilious
Attacks, and all arrangements Of
the liver, stomach and bowels, are
prevented, relieved, and cured.
They're the cheapest pill you can
buy, because they're guaranteed to
give satisfaction, or your money is
returned.
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LOYAL LABOR LEAGUE.

The Trades Unionists of Denver, COLs
Prepare to Use Their Ballots Where
They VIII do the Most Good.
The movement which has been inau-
gurated in this city to make the labor
vote an instrument in securing labor's
rights should be espoused by all classes
of workingmen. That vote has been
too long frittered away and wasted
through interested political agencies,
while aGgressions upon the just rights
of labor have been augmenting.
IL Is high time that wage-earners
turn the cold shoulder to partisan pol
itics, from which they have gained
nothing but betrayal, and use their
great political influence to protect
themselves from the sordid designs of
conspir ng wealth. The lesson of re-
cent labor troubles in the east ought to
make an impression. The working
millions have in the ballot reserve force
enough to bring corporate greed to
reasonable terms and put an end to the
overbearing insolence that is now al
most the uniform response to every
offer of compromise or arbitration as a
means of settling economic differences
Unfortunately the requirements of
trades unions, for the furtherance of
routine business, having excluded pol
itics as distracting partisan element,
| the effect has been to nullify the polit-
ical force of labor, as a distinct factor
in promoting and protecting the inter
ests of wage-earners. The purpose of
the Loyal Labor league, recently organ
lied in Denver, is to correct that fatal
| deficiency and terminate the wretched
policy of trusting labor's aspirations to
partisan politicians in the pay of cor
porations whose aims antagonize the
just rights of working people.
Should the Loyal Labor league spread
and become national, it would facilitate
the emancipation of labor in the United
States as no other means can. Labor
is now practically at the mercy of cap
ital and would be wholly so but for the
| possibilities of a freeman's ballot
| Workingmen of Colorado, is 1t not about
time to use that power effectually in
your own Enthusiastically Mountain
L
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Look here, my sweet WHEY, it
would injure the curtains very much il
I smoked, would it not?s All my
darling husband, how unselfsh and con-
siderate you are. OF course it would in-
jure the curtains" Then pull them
down. "-Kladderadatsch.
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sIEaY y 4.

- < s.Ft stxfee7 III tl- s.s-,----
&c. ali ri II ~ ~ q ~ r..
size of them H5es save
brls,!s. | Will pay = 30 le --rss-as----
lo,;,.tJag same or infcringtigls iaes1iEesu ,aeiI
recovery. HAss.
Phi Ss9f a8ns-
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s1nn-nn 800

: glu pay the als2Ye esar.l ~ 17e arrest
81 Conviction az 80. sttts,if t:'s or unit~-
fastis - nc tx s-4 ssees tstuts.4 triangle ii
- t-.sto1;siDg u. sslsats-5 4 g.. for
Jan! tEiI Srlnatfffi .asslI1 >lfi arrest sld
sssDvictien- JA>. 4 L,geas#D. ManageT
s..4i- BARRIER county Tasfeas
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THE SEDUCTIVE CIRCUS.
How Two Boys Worked Hard to EarE
nfaaDDof0RunanN

Now Two Boys Worked Hard to Earn =
disappointment.
The news that circus was coming
to the little town of y reached thai
out-of-the-way place even before the
advance agent with his glittering post
ers, and created q genuine sensation.
The whole countryside was stirred up
over Il, more or less, but probably the
excitement reached its highest pitch in
the minds of ''Tom" and Jerry" twin
brothers, aged thirteen, the leaders OF
most Of the boyish mischief that made
the school Of Y terror to teachers
far and wide
These two had never seen a circus
though they were familiar with them
from hearsay and dime novels, and the
idea that real, live one was coming 70
their town set them wild. They at once
laid plans 70 procure the price Of ID
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"A rich man is an honest man, no
thanks to him, for he would be a double
knave to cheat mankind when he has
no need of it--Daniel DeFoe.
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y SAWYER. OF Use ssIs - = .s1if. one s ~
mare, years old 10 t4.sH 3. g{st - s.ffs Oh
right forearm: + mai wise sfIf is /. mead
W igsls about - p ,untss: esisssr Il Viii
pay IiDerat reward f.ss Fasfl-ff BIC Al;
the above place All x - Clay
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WE MUST Rave 8

They are beautiful Gen g Weaver
picture on one Sd". s,1d Cen. il 4l.s h. Fi-.d's
picture on The other tide Ero- ,.r.o aIadc OF
the new metal pure alumni jp lAsy viii he
sold ill lots OF fifty or one mum .i ga er, Cent
each. They viii be rctuited "a y-sgC--ty,.
Cents each
This is the very best WAY for iucai commit
tees to raise n ,ampui4n klJd.
Send i'll your orders Ut once AID tEoceiY help
your National Committee 10 push Ia work
Address, NJ, c. RAM N. 3 cas-,
letre hau,l, Inc
Or, j. H TURNFE. -ar,
Rlchelieu tUtat, ST Louis Mo.
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The Poor Flies There are no flies
on me. !" no, you keep your jaw wag-
ging so much it scares them away -
Epoch =
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prLz.PELE;,, PrLRs,.

PILz!PILEs..PIlRs,.
Try Beggs' famous German Ss.Ye.
1t relieves at c-'1 =
sssta warraIL-
"a ~ :. Z. Young aud J. D. Karr.
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DIR. TER BRILL.
SPECIALIST.

The above is q cut of the instrument used nv
~. eTrii III the examination for Catarrh and
nj = Jse and Throat diseases. IL enables the
Octor to show his patient the condition of the
ERECTED parts, ana if needing treatment ex-
plainlDg It's necessity. The doctor will ylaran-
zee curt: in every case of Catarrh he treats
4 on can be treated ut home, instruments and
medicine furnished.
Dr. IerriIl has just returned from Chicapo
where he has been taking u course in the Posi-
braduate school. also special cOuse i'm cleo
tilclty, TINS being the second course of thu.
ma the doctor has taken within the last two
ears. Inc doctor Is the only physician i'm the
= uthwest who has taken these special courses
~ electricity, and il consequently the only one
idulliar Witn its latest scientific appIcatiOf
DISEASES OF WcMEN-Dr. Terrfii has
made diseases of Women a specially for q,
years, and has all the late Instruments batter
les, electrical appliances. etc, for their sue
cesSfui tTeatE eut, including Fibroid Tumors
LaceFatone. disp!a' eme MT, Enlargement.
Prolaps'Is, Utcerations, Leucorfhea diseases
81 the OFaries, Painful, Irregular or prufuse
stt sTtsstsOu. etc.
NERVOUS DIEEASES-Dr TerrilI wishes to
al the attCut'Dn of those suffering from merry
! cas- ti1sea- 2, Paralysis. Nervous Prostitution.
/ tsiinai weakness. etc, 10 The wonderful cur
alive effects 10 he derived from electricity
wJrn scientifically applied. and desires Ia state
that be fully restores lost power and vigor in
either sex and positively guar antees cure in
tho last mentioned disease.
The Doctor mas the four different batteries
Is. q in medical treatment viz: A p inch four
| 2 d g static Battery. also fifty G. ii Cabinet
"a glIiic aR1 raTadir BatTerT also The 4n.rIo-
| r Ane=hettic Battery with which me Dot.tor
! g la ga Head Acne or any Loin ia 5 minutes
| co charge. These .atteriee are. the yerY
ues- manufactured
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a SURE CURE.

y ICE whic:i brings organic weakness. destroy
.ns both mind and ,dy, with ri Tie dreads
liza. permanently curesi.
SKIN ID SkASEe-Ali kinds cured whcrf
5tizrrs bsye failed.
itYDf III AND yABiCoCILE-A cure Is
eTery e. - ~ cutting
stHED &ATiSI-Positiveiy cured by The nj,
Of electricity.
Pills, FiSTJL3-AEd ali rectal disease
curtt9- No knife, no pain. \ cure guaranteed
IaEiH Al, STRUCTURE GuicAi, and en-
naueiitiy cured by hiectieiysss. 20 cutt rig,
no pain. no siofcs u;itii enseti.
SfPHtLf--fhat dreaded disease of man.
Kind quickly and permanently cured By the
Etw treatrIs without the poisonous dTugs
IF bygo'e days.
Or. TeFFii's success is based upon facts
RiFSf-pracfie1! "a periepce. Secoud-ExcrY
case is o. t-ciaiiy studied thus start rs riEnt-
bird - ediciae prepared IN bis isbrasory
axactis 70 suit each case.
Examination ana consolidation free.
CorresponGeBcs will receive prompt ett.sf-
ti;bn.
T'.ref,sy Furnished rooms for the acc-untno-
cation of patients from a distance, Ia Office
uiiding.
1873 9ort5 Nam ST. VIC aa. sansas.
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slsrts '-s'sry satnrsisy aisshf. The ID ard ri
eings OF each flo..tn afe closed tessS :. :,
Inc LIST and I'd are open meetings. :
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ALLIANCE DIRECTORY.
NArI.oNAIn EF1CrnS

President.....- i. L. Polk, Washington %. c.
Secretary. ~. IL. Turner. Washington D. C.
treasurer IL. w. Hickman, Puxico Mo-
lecturer. ......J. II. Willis. Washington ID q
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-27

Chamber of Commerce Meeting.
The regular meeting of the board of
directors of the chamber of commerce
took place yesterday afternoon, Direc-
tors Forman, McGarvin, Edwards, Wells,
Francisco, Hazard, Johnson, Jevne, and
Hughes being present. @. M. Wells oc-
cupied the chair.
After tie transaction of routine busi-
ness, the committee, appointed at the
last meeting to report on the question
OF holding the agricultural fair at the
pavilion, rendered its report, and the
same was received and ordered filed. A
long discussion took place, as the result
of which it was decided that the fair
should be held at the pavilion, provided
the requisite guarantee fund was raised.
The following were appointed as a COM
mittee to raise such guarantee fund: HI.
T. Hazard, George Burkhardt, @. F.
Rosecrans, F. Fay, ]. G. Hoepfi, HI. ].
Woollacott, w. G. Bluett, F. W. King.
A. B. Drake was elected to member
ship, and the board adjourned.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-27
FIRE MATTERS.
The Plaza Engine House Question Set
1od Mt To

The Plaza Engine House Question Set
tied at Last.
The board of fire commissioners held
their meeting yesterday, all the mem
bers being present.
The pc tition of M. H. Cheney, for
permission to put in steam boiler, on
San Fernando street, to provide power
for laundry machinery, was received
and referred to the chief.
A communication from the city clerk,
relative to hose cart for East Los An
geles, was similarly referred.
A communication was received from
Griffin johnson, to the effect that he
had been authorized by Mrs. Bigelow to
accept the offer made by the city for
the renting Of the engine house at the
Plaza, which was built by the city upon
land which was afterward found to be-
long to private parties. The proposed
lease is to run for six years. at month
ly rental of $50, and the city is to be re-
leased from all claims growing out of
the occupancy of the premises by the
city previous to the decision of the su-
preme court, whereby Mrs. Bigelow and
III. w. Latham were declared to be the
owners of the property. 1t is also pro-
vided in the lease that in case the build
ing is destroyed by the elements, the
city shall have power to terminate the
lease. The commissioners recommend
that the council accept the terms.
The usual bills were presented and
allowed, and the commission adjourned.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-27
THE WORLDS FAIR.


Satisfactory Progress of Work on the
Display of Products.
The Los Angeles county worlds fair
committee met in the chamber of COM
.merce rooms yesterday, with Chas. For
rester in the chair. The balance of the
committee present were Messrs. Wells,
Teale, Wiggins and Dunham.
The report of the standing committees
showed that the work was progressing
favorably in most of the departments.
The tree committee reported work still
progressing at Pasadena and Santa Mon
ica, and also reported the donation of
twenty trees from the Hastings's ranch,
which will be stored in the Pasadena
storage lot.
The committee on dried and preserved
fruit reported the donation of 200
pounds of dried apricots, that will in
time be placed in the display boxes.
They also reported 120 of the display
Jars, ranging from one quart to ten gal
Ions, filled with selected fruit and stored
in the chamber of commerce room !:
20 jars of the same style at Pomona; IL
at Pasadena, and 300 jars of Jams and
iellies distributed throughout the coun-
ty, ready to be collected.
The committee on oils and mineral
display reported that the Oil Burning
Supply company would make unique
display of some of the new features in
their line.
The cereal committee reported offers
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-27
RAILROAD AFFAIRS.
Tho Southern Pacific Shops to Come
Here-Notes.

The Southern Pacific Shops to Como
Here-Notes.
1t was stated yesterday from an off,
cial source that the Southern Pacific
company had finally decided to locate
large shops here, to serve the whole line
from San Francisco to Ell Paso. This
matter was referred to some time ago in
the HERALD. It's Importance can hardly
be overestimated.
General Passenger and Freight Agent
S. B. Hynes telegraphed to his assistant,
Mr.. Whittemore, that he thought the
meeting of the transcontinental associa-
ton, in New York, would be concluded
tomorrow.
The commission, consisting of officers
of the engineer corps of the army, to in
spect Santa Monica, Redondo, and San
Pedro, with view to building harbor
for Los Angeles, will be here next
month.
E. w. Van Week, general superinten-
dent of the Atlantic system of the South
ern Pacific company, is in the city.
Col. w. H. Holabird has returned
from visit to Ventura country and
the Antelope valley country. He has a
brother who has a ranch in the TETON
pass, which is supposed to be on the
proposed Santa Fe line to San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-27
PUBLIC WORKS.
Recommendations Adopted Yesterday by
the Board.

Recommendations Adopted Yesterday by
the Board.
The following report and recommend
ations were submitted by the board of
public works, yesterday, to be acted
upon at the meeting of the city council
on Monday:
In the matter of petition from F. A.
Seymour ct ux, for council to abandon
that portion of a certain alley running
across lot 25, in the Dana tract, to an
alley running northerly from Jefferson
street, we find that the property on each
side of said alley desired to be abandon
ed is owned by petitioners, and the con-
sent of the parties owning the adjacent
property has been obtained, in writing,
for said abandonment. We therefore
recommend that the city attorney pre-
sent the necessary ordinance abandon
ing the portion of said alley as petition
ed for.
In the matter of petitions Nos. 507 and
504, from @. s. Miles ct al, for council
to take action looking to the change of
grade of portion of CASTELAR, street. and
for council to take such further action as
may be necessary to open street to run
from the northeast corner of the Mason
ic cemetery and CASTELAR, street, to q
junction with Bellevue avenue, near
Rosas street, and that district of as
sessment be laid out, we recommend
that the petition be referred to the city
attorney, and that he be instructed to
prepare and present ordinance of inten-
tion.
On petition No. 500 from Eugene
Wolloc for permission to take dirt from
the intersection OF Fourth and Flgueroa
streets, to fill up his lot, we recommend
that the matter be referred to the city
engineer, for his report as to whether
there is any surplus dirt.
On petition No. sos, from J. @. Mar
BILE ct AL, for permission to grade,
gravel and curb Thirty-second street,
between Figueroa street and Key West
street, by private contract, under speci-
fcations No. 9. we recommend that the
petition he granted, provided said street
is graded in front of each lot, and pro
vided further, that the contractor be in
formed that, if in the Judgment of. the
street superintendent, the material on
any portion of said street is not of such
character as will make a good street
surface, he will be required to place at
least four inches of good gravel on such
portions of said street as the street
superintendent may direct.
We recommend that the city engineer
be instructed to present ordinance ol
intention to pave the intersection oi
Second and Los Angeles streets, with
the same material and in the same man
ner as the other portion of Second street
has been ordered paved with, as recon-
mended by the street superintendent.
In the matter of petition No. sos,
from w. L. Cleveland ct AL, asking
council to pass an ordinance fixing the
width of sidewalks on Soto street,
between Brooklyn avenue and Sheridan
street, at eighteen feet, 30 that the work
of grading and curbing now in progress
can be proceeded with on that basis, we
recommend that the same be referred to
the city attorney.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-27
You Can Purchase Center Pieces

winteriIIa is for sale in this town, and is
used by all the ladies.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-27

of wheat and barley from the various
threshing outfits.
The committee on transportation re-
ported satisfactory arrangements with
the railroads for local work.
In the matter of curios, Mr.. Shooter
displayed case of water animals, sam
Piles of which he offered to the commit
tee. The same was referred to the curio
committee.
The committee reported rnfavorably
to forwarding trees to Chicago this fall
They took favorable action in the mat
ter of assisting the San Diego county
worlds fair committee in their celebra-
ton to be held the 9th OF next month.
The lady board of managers, who hold
their meeting in this city the 1st of Sep
tember, will receive the courtesies of
the committee.
Mr.. Wells being called to Santa Bar
bara, the committee adjourned.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-27
Man was NTade 60 Mourn.

Perhaps and perhaps not. However that may
be, he has no excuse for his misery. If 1t is
produced by nervousness, so long as he neglects
to reinforce his enfeebled nerves through the
medium of improved digestion. He can secure
this BY the regular use OF Hostetter's Stomach
Hitters, grateful tonic and tranquillizer. 1t
should never be forgotten that the brain
which 10 the headquarters of the nervous
system-and the stomach bear the closest rela-
the waisthand produce correlative' disturb
ance In the organ Of thought. Give, however,
quietus to nervousness and headaches by q
reform begun at the fountain head by the
Bitters. Take IT, also, for malarial, bilious and
kidney trouble, rheumatism and the infirmities
OF age. Taken before meals it imparts relish
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-27

And brackets at half the prices you can else
where at McLean's, 1872 Center Place, between
First and Second and Msin and Spring streets.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-27

Gents Eats Cleaned. Dyed and Pressed.
Hartley, halter, 264 South Main street,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-27

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria,'