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Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-07
SANTA MONICA.

work Advancing on the New wharf
a4f Hotel Arrivals.
SANTA MONICA, Aug. 6.-Work on the
new wharf is we'll under way, material
arriving daily and being piled up ready
for use. The other day l amused my
self in estimating the number of acres
it required to grow the timbers for the
construction, and found that thirty
acres did not suffice for just starter or
first order. The magnitude of the struc-
ture cannot be readily realized, neither
can the amoune of coin required for it's
construction. A visit to the work will
well repay anyone.
Today beside the usual open air con-
cert by the douglas band, the Turn
verein of Los Angeles will picnic at the
Pacific gardens, when singing by the
Gesang section, athletic exercises and
dancing Will be the order of the day, and
our German friends and their guests
will undoubtedly have gloriously good
time.
NOTES.
Mrs. A. Marks sings at the Catholic
church this morning.
Arb. VI a.. m ulitub &tRu MlHb M Mul-
Inns, of San Francisco, are stopping at
the Arcadia.
Mrs. F. E. Gray, of Alhambra, is at
the beach.
Miss Rewell. of Redomdo, is visiting
Miss L. Lewis, of Second street. IL
The many friends of Mrs. w. T. Gillis
will be panied to learn of the ladies' ILL
ness. 1t is most earnestly wished by
all that she may speedily recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macmurdo, Mrs. Craig,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Scribner, of Bakers
field, areat Mrs. Lows cottage.
The Misses Katie and Dora Loney, of
Pomona, are here, delighted with Santa
Monica, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. p.
Bassett.
The Santa Fe people are making a
special bid for evening travellers, these
moonlight evenings.
A number of Santa Monicans spent
Friday evening at the city, taking in the
Lindley reception.
The young people made Thursday
evening merry by enjoying dance
given by Soldiers home band.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Campbell, of San
Jose, are enjoying life beside the sea.
Miss Nellie Desmond is registered at
the Arcadia.
Captain and Mrs. Anderson are en-
joying life at Hotel Arcadia.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-07

TREATMENT. specific for Hysteria, Dizzi-
ness, Fits, Neuralgia, Headache Nervous Pros
tration caused by alcohol or tobacco, Wakeful-
ness, Mental Depression, softening of Brain,
ture Old Age, Barrenness, Loss of Power IN
either sex, Impotency, Leucorrh@a and all
Female Weaknesses. Involuntary Losses. Sper-
matOrrhoea caused by over-exertion of brain,
Self-ahuse, Over-indulgence A months treat
ment 81, 6 for s5, by mail We guarantee siy
boxes to cure. Each order for boxes, with S5,
Will send written guarantee to refund II not
cured Guarantees Issued only by II M. SALK
q SON, druggists, sole agents, 22O 8. Spring
street. Los Angeles Cal
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ssganta Monica Brsafc, ,

Santa Monica. Headquarters for Los Angeles
and San Francisco dailies. Papers promptly de-
dvered TO oil parts of the town and beach.
CULP e& MILLER merchandise
Leave your order. Buy your own goods and see
what you get.
NEW ENGLAND BAKERY-Alex. Banker,
proprietor, sThird street, opposite postoffiee,
santa Monica.
eECOND-STREET RESTAURANT-Mrs Mary
Harris proprietor. The best the na-ket affords
at reasonable rates. aN
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms on Utah ave.
nue., between Second and Third Ctzeets. Mrs.
M. J. Denick, proprietor.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-07
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Exchange Review.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-Dealines in the stock
market were almost entirely professional, with
dropping tendency in prices, the whole list
being down fractional amounts. The close
was dull and heavy, at near the lowest figures
of the day.
Government b nds dull but steady.
MoNRY QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-Money on call easy;
closing offered at III per cent.
Prime mercantile paper-3lz@5l< per cent
Sterling exchange-Quiet but steady; 60-day
bills, 4.67; demand. 4ssN.
BAR SILVER.
New YORK, Aug. 6-Bar silver, Per ounce,
87c.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 6.--Bar silver, 1880
841zc per ounce
SAN Francisco. Aug. 6.-Mexican dollars,
6SA@69kc
NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-Closing quotations
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

SATURDAY, Aug. q.
os sNewdick ct ux to E RobeIts@alNMW M q oil
sw 4 of sW Il sec 2, II $, IA "; $iSVT sec
CT Lopez ct ux to same-NW "a OF SW "a SEC
Same Same to st s 5 Newdick-N 1ox15 # at sw cor
ner of NE Y Of sw u of the sw Il OF sec q
N Caldwell ct con to M G Bentley-z,Lot52 2s
AFFORD & I.andreth's subdn, part bl v, z q BIS
add Pasadena; $4500 .,oa,s
suhdn; lot Clark's subdn, 11--51 and wafer
. n sncdgrass ct ux to E W snodgrass-Iot p
bi S, Philips tract: $100.
G W Robbins ct TX to J D Cory-Lot 10 oil
Beaudry tract No o; $500.
Palmer trustee, to u Hanson-Log u ro-
mona and W Co subdn bingh am trt; 81.
Rosedato Gem assn to A w S1as-S n iot 80
LA Cen assn to G W wells ct al--Lots in Ev-
pickering L & W Co to jesse Butler-Lot IL,
State Loan and Trust company to s Wright
Lot 10 bl II, Ivanhoe trt: $5.
B Hunt, trustee, to Geo 7 Hawley-Loss
101 1O2 1O4 to 1927 to 100 bl 15, ISanhoe;
q W Tubbs to y Floyd--Lot 2 bl z, Walnut
Oh Fox 70 e siddell--2 Sc acres in ro San
6 Innes to N Ballantyne-Lo 21 bl ], E L A;
800.
San Gabriel wine % 70 os sisters Ss sacrsa osa
a, bl SO, Ramona; $3.50.
Alhambra Addition Water company to same
Water; 81.
Est Ben Norris. decsd-Decreesof dist.
FLPalm~r to @ Lawremce--Lot bl A,
and sab of S 20 acres, Burbank trt, 1856;
F Stevenson to Beck-.Part of Lot 21 of
Holladay's sub bl 1873. Po,. ona; $liOQ:
JH snaytly toMN vailikett-Lots 8 and
e Hubbard ct al to III BROWNE Il sw Il
lot l2 Loop & Meserve trt; $4,000.
M,PerTy aS%r to d Ktsysssrilot tsyns II isme Sun
trt; tot 2s ) 81 B, Sunset trt;; $500.
G5 @ u .ard to coleman--Lot bl Aiostai
lis blA Meade & Dalton trt; $500.
W L Carter ct al to same-Lots 119 to 122
fs7 to 1ss bl Meade.Ss pslton TIT; $5:
A Lawrence ct al to d Kllfs-Lots and
'6l los Pomona; $4,000.
Same to same-5 acs in lot 35 of N Pomona
srt aud bl 20 Pomona trt and water 1880, :.
Goff trt. 24-1. $3.50.
Same to same-Lct 13 bl A Lemar's sub b
1874. l8-5; $3.50.
Same to same Lot 20 Pacific Coast Land Bu-
( reau sub bl 152 Pomona: $3.50.
y Tweed 10 D 4 Clay-Lot 25 Peck's sub b
Il Yoakum ct ux to Urton-N so ft of
100 # lot % Grifans add L A: $5.
and " IS acs oi lot 8 M NJ de Rocha's sub Of Re
JE Farnum ct ux to oesting-Lots Is and
is, bl B, Painters sub SO -cres of bl o
Painter & Balls ada to Pasadena; $40.
s ate to Lopez-Land in San Gabriel
$l3 SO.
HIM Ames to P Galvin-Lot 6, bl 8, Amef
sub Glassell irt, 23-73, $75.
8 d Hovey to A Christensen--Lots in Hunt
ington, Sierra Madre Villa trt, Santa Anita Ro
$l0
SUMMARY.
Deeds. .......................s3 s39
Nominal. ............-..s.s 9
D.
NoTE-Figureg separated by dash represent
| the book and page of miscellaneous records
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Saved 3 woman,s r.ife.

Mr.. j. e. Thoroughbred, writing from
Georgetown, Delaware, says: 1.-TWO tea
spoonsiul OF Chamberlain's Colic, Chol-
era and DIarrh@a remedy saved the life
OF Mrs. Jane Thomas, of this place.
He also states that several other very
bad cases of bowel complaint there have
been cured by this remedy. For sale bv
9. F. Heinzeman, druggist, 222 N. Maiu.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-07
orEER unAusg MARKErs.

SAN FRksscIsCo, Aug. 6.-Wheat, quiet and
steady; seller. year, $Fs36ss; buyer. Decembec,
$l:G25s buyer, August, 81 37la.
Barley-Easier; seller '92 new, S358c.; spot,
new, 931ac: December, 98s4c.
Corn-&l. 3716.
LIVERPOOL, Aug, 'S.-Wheat; offered freely
No. 2 red winter steady at IS 7l<d; No. red
spring, steady at 6s 71sd.
Corn-Supply poor; August closed steady at
5s I'D; September, steady at 4s lLS2d; Ootc-
ber, stesGy at 4s lid.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE

Weakness Impotency and Lost Manhood per.
manently cured. The sick and afflicted should
not fail to call upon him. The Doctor has trav.
eled extensively in Europe and inspected thor.
oughly the various hospitals there, obtaininga
great deal OF valuable information, which ne s Is
services. The Doctor cures where others fail
Try him. DIR. GIBBON win make no charge
unless he effects cure. Persons at q distance
strictly confidential. All letters answered In
plain envelopes.
Call or write Address DIR. J. +. GIBBoN, Box
1857, San Francisco, Cal.
Mention Los Angeles HERAI 1917 I'm
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sam Francisco Market Review.

SAN FRANCISCO, Arg. 6.--The fruit market
wGs fairly active and prices steady. Gamers
are liberal purchasers of peaches and pears,
and values for choice varieties are upward lin
tendency. There was good demand for choice
apples. which are scarce. Apriccts were sun-
changed in value, but the feeling was not SO
tirm. Watermelons end canteloupes are apriv-
ing in large quantities, but choice fruit finds
readysale at fair prices. Berries are selling
slowly, at quotations.
The "dried fruitnmarket continues to drag
along in dullness, and inquiry continues to be
principally in aprieets <s.
The e,market for dairy produce showed very
little Change from yesterday.
The vegetable market offers little food for
comment. Supplies OF all varieties are ample,
andiprices are without any great change. Ar
rivals of both potatoes and onions are very
large, the former were easier and the latter
very weak. The demand for river tomatoes is
good. The market is glutted with cucumbers,
summer squash and corn, and prices subject
to pleasure of buyers.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-07

Long Beach Camp Nesting.
The Terminal railway will sell round
trip tickets from July 18th to August
10th ct 10 cents,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-07

Losts
Once lost, it is difficult to restore the
hair. Therefore be warned in time,
lest you become bald. Skookum root
hair grower stops falling hair. Sold by
druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-07
General Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-Hops, dull; Pacific, 20
@25c. w
Coffee-Options closed steady and points
down Sales 10000 bags, including Septem-
ber, $f2. 60; October,- $12 go: November.
$12:60 Spot Rio, dull. No. z, 13s6f0l31<c.
Sugar-Raw, dull; fair refining, i1-16; GEN.
trifugels, 96 test 31sc; refined fairly active and
firm.
No business in copper, tin or lead
CHICAso. Aug. 6.-Pork, firm: cash, $12.83;
September, $l295.
Lard-Firm: cash, $3.50: September. $500.
Short ribs-Firm; cash, $8O715; September,
$S-071z. t.t ~
Sho1lders-$7O O0G7 25.
Shortselear-$8 1906. 20.
CHICAGO, Aug. 8 whisky. $1.15
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Chiuugo Grain NTarket.

CHIcARo, Aug. 6.-The wheat market opened
steady and unchanged 10 nc higher. The
days fuctuedons were confined to the ssc
range, and closed 2s@l&c higher The drmness
was mainly due to the strength of cocn, dis
couragdng EeRsas state crop reports, good local
buying and lower cables.
Receipts, $4,000 bushels; shipments, 147,.
600 bushels.
Closing Wheat, irna; cash, 7SISc; Sep
tember, 1870. n
Corn-Hfgher; cash, E2c; September, 514c
Rye-66c.
Barleyi62c
ETimohy--$1 .35.
Flax-&i :n3L
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JACK son WINS.
SlaNin BADLY Punished in His Contest
with the Calored Man.

~tsANih unlsheu III Ills contest
with the Cniored Man.
LoNDoN. Nav 30.-At the close OF the
Jackson Iavin fight >lavin. as he lay
helpless and djstigured on the floor of
the stage, appeared to be almost dead.
lie presented woeful appearance
and showed very plainly the
effects of the terrible punish
ment that had been administered
To h!m by his antagonist. He lay mo-
tionlrss on the hard boards with his
ewes tightly closed, his face badly swol-
len and discolorcd, and bis body COW
cred with the blood which flowed in
streams from the wounds caused by the
siedgehammer blows dealt by Jackson.
The latter. too, had lost some blood and
showed marks OF the terrible encoun-
ter in which he had been engaged, but
he was in comparatively fresh condi-
ton when the fight was over. 1t Is not
very much 10 say that no other match
ever excited an equal amount of inter-
est, although there was little actual
money wagered until the height Of the
contest. The Hobbies were crowded
long before the time set Tor the fight 10
begin. Sportsmen of every grade were
present, mostly III evening dress.
There were present dukes and earls and
marguises and baronets, and non-tlt!ed
arlstocrats in proiuSion, Col. North,
Buffalo Bill" and the artist. VI. Harry
FuTnlsS. were noticed among the crowd.
cut OF regard for the arlstocratlC patrons
a fat has gone forth that no names
should be mentioned.
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Where, where was Eolericli then?

critical point
Where, where was Eolericli then?
One blast upon his GuGle horn
We're worth - Thousand men.
In the campaign of the French
against the Anstrians, in 1902. the
safety Of Nlpoleon'S army made it
necessary to take he town Of Rats
bon at any cost. The assault was in
trusted to Marshal Lanncs. who
called for fifty volunteers to lead the
assaulting party with scaling ladders.
so many volunteered for the danger
sous duty that it was difficult to select
the fifty.
They advanced, and were all killed.
Another party was called for. and
they. toe, were swept away by Inc
encmv's fire. When the third call
was made, no one volunteered for Il
duty which appeared to lead to GER
tain death. There was an ominous
silence throughout the ranks.
Il will show you" Shouted LannCs.
that before | became a marshal |
was a gicnadier.'
Selling ladder, he started with it
toward the rampant. His a d '-dc-
camp tried to prevent him. One Of
them, General (then Captain) Marriott,
who tells the Incident, said:
"Monsicur lie Marcchal, YOU would
not wish us to lie diSh0narcd: we
should he SO if you received tie
slightest wound in carrying the lad
der, before every one of your aidS-tl; :
camp had been killed"
In spite Of the narShal's efforts, the
aid Snatchcd the ladder from him,
placing one end on his shoulder W lie
another aid carried the other end.
The other aids by couples also took up
ladders.
The sight Of a marshal of France
disputing with his aids who should
first mount the breach reused the en-
thusiaSm Of the division Officers
and privates claimed the honor of
amounting at he head of the assault
ing column.
They tried to push the aids aside.
and to lay hold Of the ladders. But
the gallant staff persisted in leading
the assault. BY one of those strange
accidents Of war, the stOrming- party
reached the wall without the loss Of
Il man. The wall was cScaladnl. an |
the town was carried with little loss
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plots. Now, then,,go to your hotel. I
will join you there and report proSr Ass
in an hour"
and you?"
Il shall return to Ruth. 1 sh all re-
move her to some safe place, 'Aere she
will be kept securc.prisoner' until your
plans materialize.
All right"
Relievedly, hopefully. the impostor'
sped towards the hnei. He gained his
room and lit a lamp.
A close shave," he muttered, as he
Re moved his hat; but better half the
70 ytune than none, and if | ever get my
t. d elude this ncddler. The girl is the
main cause OF fear, but with her a pris-
oner, / can consummatc my plots with
out ear OF hiI9lrance ordctection. Al.
what Is thate"
He paused. and glanced down at Il
white object wing on the carpet at his
feet. IL locked like a folded note.
slipped under The door of the room.
lie tc ok it up and opened it He
started wildly 'as he scanned the single
line it bore.
Then .gran burst from his lips.
he read the simple words that conveyed
IL terrible warming, a mystic revelation
TO his guilty soul.
Leave Ridge ton, abandon your wick
ed plans; or Iswear TO unmask all Your
past, it ran.
Aud th signature the horrid scrawl
bore was:
Your deserted wife, ISABEL"
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TAKING CGEH,

If you have taken coli Iurinr The
last few weeks with It's Wet weather.
steady rains, great Hoods. arrsr aeel
by its sea Of mud, you should .. mun
than ordinarily careful y cHd Il
such a time is apt To- Scttlnmth. aal.
neys and produce future trH'.- 10
the shape Of rheumatism Nrnrsr
pneumonia and other disease. Ta.,.
all come from disorGcrcI hIinr,>. 4
cold settles upon them. Tury t5. ~
take the uric acid from tHr l.wL aal
the result is the diseases yuwurrteI
above, all Of which come from rha
kidneys in the 4 t place. NEus
GERMAN COTGH AND KIDNEY CrGE
will cure all troubles Of this IT. II
is the most perfect remedy f1ra.l nj.
aides that come from 4 cold tl4' 81:
ever given 10 the public. ii ro-'.a,
no poison, but it will hra. any lis .
that affects the cXcretoGv ORGANS lie
lungs, the kidneys or IN" Skin. L..
your druggist for it, and lunot TT bra
give YOU anything else Small l..
ties % cents, large ones - cent,
SYLVAN REMEDY CO., Peoria. III.
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Value OF Il Passport.


Henry w. Wolf, a traveller, had
been wandering about Metz. asking
questions and seeing the sights, and
he says:
On my return to the station found
a surprise awaiting me. The Ger
man police had found me out~-not Il
difficult task, since | purro>cly went
it appeared. made no difference.
There, at the entrance to the station,
stood PruSSian gcndarmc, all on the
alert, and looking very ferGcious. He
was on the lookout for me. and
stopped me at once.
"iIave you n lcgitimation about
you?' he asked, gruffiy.
yes: but do | want enc? Am I
not entitled to travel in Germany
without raSsport:"
He looked angry, and eyed with
disgust my Murray which bore all
too plainly upon its cover the title
France
Il must see it. l hear you have
been about the town looking at things
and asking many questions"
1T is strictly true: that is what |
an travelling for"
Il must see your passport.
What. In defiance of the EN-
peror's regUlationS?'
lie drew himself up pompouSly.
"no you not understand, said he,
that | must see your passport in or
der to be able to judge whether or
not you are entitled TO travel without
onc?"
Here was logic, but logic which,
however feeble, must be needed. /
produced my passport. and after hav-
ing studied it for tedious interval,
he graycly announced that | was
fitted 10 travel without one.
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If we cop i.
Q ] nustt"

LUZ
s; w the lawyer this afternoon. He
chara ,terized my haste as unusual, but
the Ter OF large fee induced him TO
eApe lite matters. l signed some neces-
sary papers, and he said if he could get
ceft ain securities from the bank this af-
ter loon, he would clo2e up the matter
WI ih me this evening. Come"
-Where?"
TO Lawyer Drew's house"
The impostor walked the street like a
nan who had just escaped prison or was
Tearing arrest, with his apprehensive
( backward glances and his cautious for
ward ones.
lie did not impart al,this suspic Gns to
his companion. Had he told Ralph
Prescott all, the latter would have
shrank from going on with a plot in
which a wronged WON In Is, hand was yet
TO turn the die of dest ny,
They found MIR brew in mersed in
documents in his libr a'v. deep in the IN
tricacie5 Of bUsiresss--e Gting to the case
|! in hand.
Not too iatc-sho;has .not been here,
at least" breathcd .hUi impostor, re-
licycdly.
Il will be rca ~ for YOU ID = moment,
Mr.. Dalton, spok,'the liV yer. J pre-
scented your paper . in court, scared the
necessary bt udSt sn, ana us thcrc,iS the
realty still lie Z i'll my h; nds that would
cover any po sibl'' iuEuro claim against
a mau who II, Yer contra. ed any debts;
| am justified IL paying you over the
money Godfrey forsyilc eft on only.
1 find it difficult 20 coayerv;alI the secur-
tiles into cash
w ell, Civ ne wisat you can" in ter-
T,HntcI the imD DS.oi, in:pati .ntly.
"Oh. ] hav. called on lnlrly'all the
personal property, annnlrccd Drew
Here, and he la!&ica o 1c some re-
ceipts, are * me III s,crs tu.sign.'
With fcveri I'll lla sc an,. d trcm 3ling
: hand the avar rioiE, sche ncl signed the
idocumcntS tel dcr d.
Here you will find oyer thirty thou
sand dollars of The i.y}n;y," coatinued
Lawyer Drew roxtcildi ia long pocket
. 'ook. TIE S%jiue NOu'"iI call for or
,lave sent ynr; within u III, nth.
Little dar ger of his ever calling for
1T; once saf. in foreign ,artls, he would
be fully satds red with the bulk OF the
fortune, de ti'!cd The eager :mpcstor.
He took tho We ilct and counted over
the crisp lils it contained and slowed
it in his pocket, watched with ~oitish,
suspicious eyes by Ralph Prescott.
lie babe lha lawyer q .,urricd good
by, and hastcncd down III" street with
the urgency Of Il man oun,t on a mis-
sion Of lifo. md death.
20 BE CONTINUED.
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Account of the Republican National
Convention all roads sell at half fa1e to
Minneapolis, Mimi. From June lth TO
18th the Great Northern viii sell half fare
tickets. good until June 18th, TO northern
Minnesota and North Dakota points. See
V. p. Jones. 800 Nicolict Ave,
Minneapolis; w. j. Dutch, 1875 f..
3rd St. st. Paul, or agents in
Union DepotS. both cities. tor these cXcur-
sion tickets. The Great Northern has two
routes from the Twin Cities to the Red
River Valley. You can 90 one route and
return another and see more country
than is possible by any ether line. For
publications., &c, address or apply TO +. J..
Whitney, q. Z. * L. ~, q. '. Ry., st.
Paul. Mimi.
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Nay off Color.

The hue of health Who can mistake 1t.
The white brow, the deepened tint OF the cheek
these associated with brightness and animation
of the eye, a CHEEKY preston o. the counten-
ance. are infallble indicia that the liver is per-
forming its functions actively, ana that coLse-
Quentlv digestion and the bowels are untis
turbed. r. however, the complexion and eye
balls have saffron tint, or the face is drawn
and void of sprig htliness and animation, the
hillary gland Is almost certain to be out OF or
der. Rectify the difficulty speedily, tn borough
ly, with the paramount ambitious SPECIFIC,
HoStetIers Stomach Bitters. which promptly
remedies not only the above outward and ylSi-
BILE signs of biIiousness, but also the sick head
aches constipation. vertigo. fur upon the
tongue. nausea, sour breath and pains through
the right side which characterize it. The liver
Is always seriously involved i'll nalaria, for
which the Bi;ters is a sovereign specific. This
medicine remedies with equal prOmptitude ana
mpletencss, kidney complaint. dyspepsia,
rheumatism and nervousness,
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THE new direct pro .css Of making
steel has been experimental upon at
the Homestead Works Of Carnegie
Brothers with most satisfactory re-
suits. and although BOT yet entirely
perfected, has h.cn sufficiently ad-
yanced to warrant the statement
that its adoption will mark quite Il
change in the production Of steel and
in its quality. as well as in the price
Of the metal. If the expectations 0f
the company are realized. and they
confidently expect they will be. there
is likely to be a revolution in this
line OF production, which will work;
TO the advantage OF the consumer.
How it will affect labor is yet a
question, although the workmrn are
rather disposed to look unfavorahiy
upon the innovation.
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PADDLE YOUR ONN CANOE.

"To yourself be true" "and thou
cans't not then be false to any man."
"Self-lovc is net so vile q sin as self
ncglccting." Then "bc wise to-day, It's
madness to defer" Get DIR. Picrcc's
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