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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04
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40c. HENRlETrAs. all coiors and b.acN'
ALL-WOOL HENRIETrA-black. Tan.
brown, green. rose. helioirope. and c'eaia
Old R6sE cREPoN. worth na
All coiors 5i-inch HALUT CLOTH. g.
q pieces ANDROscoGGIN BLEACH
Remnants WoRsrED GOODS. IN pieces
from | 70 y yards. all grades ana pn'''
HALF or VALUE. .t-
The last call on cLOAKs. Any CLOasN
that was so 20 SIS. now -; any VLONN
that was s. 20 81, now So .,..-
100 yards PC. FEATHER-BED TIN
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linen bosom. relnfoced. double back a''
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CURTAIN POLES, oil hxtures ''
| piete lac. each. .., -. o.-ttc
'DRrcGrTs and CRuMR CtOf
see what low prices We have plaeel ''
| ,hem-HAI.F PRICE Is THE RUIZ.
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succeeds, ne viii order new election
OF congressman.
The Insurgents now admit that they
lost ali hands ttwenty-sN mem aboard
the steamer Venus, by The explosion Of
her magazine last week. The Venus sank
IN shoal water on Agenh0 Island Both
her cannon We're saved and We're mounted
on other vessels. The erroneous report
that the explosion occurred aboard the
steamer Mercury was sent out, but was
soon proved false.
The Government has Completed the
Gordon Of troops along the bay shore. A
few sailors were encountered at Maze,
but they led, after losing three killed
and several wounded. After getting pos
session Of the position, the Government
soldiers bayoneted several boys OF ten
or thirteen years, who had assisted with
the insurgents. one boy WAS held up hy
the heels and split I'm two by a sword in
front OF his mothers eyes. The Gordon
VIII cut of al communications between
the insurgents ana the interior. The upper
part of the bay has been abandoned. and
all the insurgent vessels are scattered
among the merchant ships
The insurgent garrison on CObras Is
land now numbers about one hundred.
The average crew Of an insurgent war
ship is hardly forty. The Government,
however. cannot rouse its force 10 any
thing like activity, although any half
determined effort 10 take the insurgent
positions by storm would surely be sue
eessful. There are stories that the in
surgents have buried dynamite on the
edges OF Villagaignon and Cobras Is
lands 10 protect themselves against at
lacks and scare the government troops.
a small increase OF yellow fever ashore
has been reported In the last few DAYS.
Forty masters 81 nserchaptsoon tn the
harhor ar" said 10 ha vc died ~ tho dis
ease AinorS the political prisoners. who
are said - n1nNer 800 tne epidemic
r. making terrible progress
President PelXctc has prolonged the
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A Desperate Duel to the Death.
AFRAID or DEsERTIOY.
Why tho Government Fleet Remains at
BahsI-Moraes s~cap'ab

Copyright. 1894. by the United Press)
RIO DE JANEIRO. Feb. n, via. Monte
Ydeo, March 3-Mr. Burt, agent Tor
Charles r. Flint K Co, OF New
York left Bahia on February 22d. and
arrived here yesterday. He saws that
the Government fleet at Bahia consists
Of eight vessels. The Government fears
20 bring this fleet TO Rio de Janeiro lest
the Brazilian crews go over 10 the
Insurgents The foreigners In the crews.
however, are determined TO fight and
would turn on any Brazilian who might
try 10 revolt Mr.. Burt expected that
the fleet would come TO Rio the day
after election. The dynamite cruiser
Nictheroy, he says. was brought here on
February 18th. 10 take a few experiment
tai shots at the insurgent forts, VILE
gaignon and Cobras. but President Pelxo-
70 changed his mind at the last moment.
The experiments made with the Nictherov
az bania were very successful. Mr.
Burt saw nothing Of the Aquidaban or
Republica coming down, ana believes that
both vessels have gone to Dcsterro.
Admiral Da Cana said that the insnr-
gents would accept Moraes ~ President.
although the election will hc illegal. be-
cause MARTIAL la~ wond be enforced IN
Ia the very end Of this month. II Moraes
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The fOuTqurGan-priCa Co
A POLITICAL TRAGEDY.
POPULIST Kills 4 DEMOCRAT AND
WOUNDS TWO BY-sTIEDERS.
Fearful COLONIZATION of "a Political Feud in
Mississippi-Principa in the Affair
Members of the Legislature.

MEMPHIS. TENN, March 3.-The most
sensational tragedy in the history OF Mis-
sissippf occurred at kosciusII0, the county
seat of Anailaco. to-day. :. \. jackson,
"A member Of the State Legislature, and
one of the most prominent Democratic
politicians in the State, vas shot and
instantly killed, and Samuel Russell and
William Sanders, two innocent bystanders.
fatally wounded, by Rev. W. =. Ratliffe,
also member Of the Legislature, and one
Of the leaders of the Populist party in
Mississippi.
Cri icised Jackson's Vote.
The tragedy was the elimination OF q
political feud of long standing, which was
brought to a climax by bitter contro-
vefsy. RatIifie published an editorial in
his paper, the Vindicator. rejecting on
Jackson's vote in the recent contest in
the legislature over the election OF II
successor to United States Senator Wal
thall. Jackson replied in a card in an
other paper, in which he denounced Rat
life as a liar.
The two men met at the courthouse
in Kosciusko to-day Tor the first time since
the publication Of Jackson's article. There
was large crowd on hand attending a
bankrupt sale by the sheriff. No one no.
ticed the meeting of the two men until
they began scuming in the courthouse
door.
Desperate Duel to the Death.
Both Ratiffe and Jackson pulled their
rev divers and began a terrible duel 20
the death When the smoke of battle
cleared away Jackson was found with a
bullet hole in his forehead, while his right
arm near the shoulder was shattered by
q giancing shot aimed at his head. 4 few
Law g.,
Sanders. two bystanders with mortal
wounds. Russell was shot through the
head, and expired In few minutes. San
ders was shot in the thigh, and Is ex-
pected 10 die before morning. Ratliffe dis
charged every chamber Of his revolver.
and, finding that he had TO more amTnuni-
ton, he cody stood and watched the
writing Of his victims until the sheriff
arrested him and took him 10 Jail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04
pRIcEs TELL THE TALE.

CURATIVE SOAP, similar in appear
ance to Cuticura, at just hah price, 'D'
MEMS OUTING CLOTH SHIRTS ali
SIC Nlc'e 'D quality diu' BOYS sHRT-WAisTS'
LADIES' WHITE LAWN SiiliNl-
WAISTS. that We're CO.,. now &c S.,,,tp,r-
LADIES WHITE Lawn siiliN'
WAISTS that were 81 TO Sll5 DOW 80,
GENTHEMEN's LAUNDERED Mo
LlGEE PERCALE SHIRTS, in very meat
and stylish patterns, Poe; .51a tsn,, NEG
LIGEE pERCALE SHIRTS. detatcheu
STAMPED LINEN BUFFET SCARFS,
yards long. zoe. each; worm ~ ..
81 sfiA mi DUCK TIDES. that were
81 srA s'ST Sl DUCK TABLE COVERS,
LADIES' SILK SHIRT WAISTS, that
were 81 S. and 60, now Si5S-sohd black,
navy, also stripes and figures.
LADIES LAWN SHIRT WAISTS, with
JabOt front, were 81. now Doe. .
LADIES' BATTLEFRONT WAISTS,
neat c0l0rs, dots and stripes, laundeled
collars and cuffs. '9c eacn; worth A's9.
Right here are to be found the best
S3.75 for a roll of a. Yards H. lie. yard
for SEAMLESS MATTlNGS, 2jc yard
for LINEN WARP MATIlNGS; zoe. a
yard Tor extra quality SEAMLESS NAT
TINGS; l5c. yard for very good heavy
MATING.
We must close ont our present stock Of
CARPETS.
The best BODY BRUSSELS. worth n25
] 4 yard, now hjc.
The best VELVET CARPET. worth
/ 81. . yard, now Csc.
The best TAPESTRY CARPET. worth
- NJ ',-,,, -. A pf,-.,rpN- ,.,rtor,,- eyor.h
g. and 55c. "a yard. nov syc.
SOC. INGRAM CARPETS. an wool. zoe.
tJc. INGRAM CARPETS, 500
50c INGRAM CARPETS, Sgc.
RUGS, that were 81, now S..
RUGS, that were s., no~ SLJo.
RUGS, that We're 81 now 81.
RUGS, that were H.25, now zoe.
BABY CARRIAGES.
A very large line Of BABY CARRIAGES
are here for your inspection
See the ones at $40, s., $50. 80, $l2.50,
sl4. SIS. SIS and 80.
PLUSH~LINED CARRIAGES at 81. -,
BOYS CASHMERE KNEE PANTS.
that were J0c pair. now &c.
BOYS CASHMERE TW0-PIECE
SUITS. that were $50, now $40: those
All sizes CHENILLE COZ rRs. excel
lent qualities. "A. Cd. sd. l0i, "a
SPECIAL PRICES
CHENILLE PORTIEREs. extraordi-
nary low prices.
GENTLEMEN'S REGULAR MADE
TAN AND GRAY SOCKS. u lie. a pair.
The Wire Buckle Suspender Company
have shipped us a large line OF SUS-
PENDERS. They are 10 be sold at BAR
GAIN PRICES.
UMBRELLAS. natural and metal
handles, S9c. each.
LACE CURTAINs--c5c. pair. 75c. pair
81 pair. $i25 pair ana 1850 pair.
WINDOW SHADES, feet by 6 feet.
&c each.
FRlNGED WINDOW SHADES. COO.
each.
Best OPAQUE WINDOW SHADES. SOC.
each.
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heartily. for which judge Whltaher
renr,manded them In strong iangoase'
lie said he would punish those VINO ap-
piauded II he knew their names i"e
court adjourned. .,..,
". =. Burbank. editor OF the Sentine',
was notified to-day that he is presiuen'
of the North Carolina Press Assoc'a'ion'
The former president and first Vice-pieo'
dent have retired from the heMSpaPe'
business hence the first place Ia'is upO''
Mr.. Burbank, formerly second Vlce-p'e''-
dent. ,, .a
Winston shipped over muiion pun" ~,
OF manufactured tobacco duiiHe
rast month. and over three hundred
thousand this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04
TIE PAODIG 81 FATHER.
This Laughable Production will DE Pre-
septed in Richmond this WEEK.

"The Prodigal Father" a comedy by
Glen McDonough, which sprung INTO pop
ularity in a night last season, VIII be
seen at the Academy of Music Tuesday
and Wednesday nights and "Wednesday
matinee. 1T will be interpreted by one
of the most carefully selected companies
now touring this country. 1t comes 10
this city endorsed by the press of the
country with a unanimity that is really
remarkable. 1t is spoken of as one Of
those rollicking comedies which keep the
audience In constant state OF laughter
1t is fun Of bright hues and replete with
situations OF the most ludicrOus descrip-
ton, ana it has been pronounced one Of
the strongest attractions on the road.
The adventures of the gay and FASH
ionabie old sinner, Stanley Dodge, fur
nsh the most intensely amusing situa-
lions. He IS dated 10 leave New York
with an exploring party for the wilds
Of Africa, but cOntriVes to miss the yes
sci on which he was 10 sail, as ne had
become enamoured of a serio-comic SIN
ger, named DOllie Bond. 1t IS impos-
sDle for him to explain why he missed
the boat, and not until the return or the
explorers does Stanley Dodge return
home. He discourses to his family ana
friends on matters pertaining TO the eN-
petition. and is believed by all, save
one Tom Breeze, who Is engaged 10 MS
daughter Kate. Dodge refuses his con
sent 20 the alliance, and says that ne
has promised lis daughters hand to
Cockaboo a native prince, who is shortly
to visit America. Not to be outcome
Breeze returns disguised as an African
chief. The perplexiues increase when
Stanley Dodge's son, Percy, also returns
under an assumed name. DOliie appears
on the scene looking for truant hus-
band. IL can thus be imagined how
perpleXiues roll atop Of each other "a
fast succession. and why IL is that the
Acknowledgement Of the plot is one Of
the funniest episodes in the comedy.
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THAI HIMER Bros, Fifth and Broad SITS.
PHONE NO. oss.

state OF siege until the ist Of May. The
provincial returns OF the election Tor
members Of Congress show that ma
ioritv OF the numbers elected are Repub-
leans. Scant interest was displayed I'm
the elections and comparatively few votes
were poled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

And tho Crowd in Court App'auded tn,

WINSTON, n. c., March s.--special.-
IL was $3.50 tonight before Judge whita-
ker concluded his charge 10 the Jury
In the Dr. Sapp murder case. The clos
ing speech for the State was concluded
~ Go. and al ':Se bis Honor began his
charge 90 the jury
The jury returned verdict nj not
gality At II O'Clock. The large crowd in
tbs courtroom cheered the decision
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

In the City CIrcnit Court Yesterday
three suits were instituted against the
Union Brick Company by Edgar Allan, az
gregating Sl.l0O.
An amendment was ordered TO the
charter of the Commercial Building and
Loan Associat ton. authorizing them 10 in
crease the maximum limit OF their capi-
tai stock from $i.Vo000 To 10000. 900
e. W. Doioff against y. Fireman. Judg-
nent for $50.
Meem Diueuid against Il. T. Luck
Judgment for $sl&.
In the case OF Lizzie l.. Smith against
the New York Life Insurance Company
n motion 20 set aside the verdict Of The
jury was oyerruled and Judgment was
entered for 1900. Defendant excepted
ard leave WAS lsiven TO Tile hill Of cxcep-
ton within ten d3yS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04
NOVELTY Innings.

Attention is called to the new iress
lining. WORTH CRINOLINE." This
IS the crinoline so popular in Paris,
and pronounced by Worth" superior
TO anything ever produced in a cotton
lining. 1t possesses body and stiffness
without excessive weight so objection
able in stlff Innings, and takes the
place Of Elastic Duck or Canvas. It
IS q inches wide. in gray, white, and
black, and only
1910 yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04
DEATHS.

WEIsEL.-Died. Saturday. al Q \. W,
az the residence OF her son-in-iaW, ,.
p.oekauer. 100 east t.cieh street. KACH-
q IIs " E,ISEi.. reiict Of the late benjamin
NeiseI. in the fifiy-frsf year OF her aee
Friends OF the family arc invited 10
attend.
Funeral services at 10 O'Clock MON
DAY MORNING.
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grIdaI. Ami, erssry and Esster CHS.

Nowian & CO., 92i east Main street,
have handsome assortment Of the
latest and most elegant designs IN Ster-
ling Silver Pieces, suitable Tor bridal
a~d anniversary presents. and an endless
variety Of Sterling Silver Novelties for
Master
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04
The FOu'qM0aN-PriCG Go.
A GREAT SALE or GOODS FROM AUC1
THALHIMER Bros.

OHr buyer has been in New York for the
largest auction sale held this year We we're
intend 20 share the ben-fit with You during {
about one-half their real value, and you can
will re kept up every day bis " .ek, aud sonnet
l case 1850 yards CHECK MUSLINS.
worth l0c.; sale price. sc. yard
case l.27O yards LACE-STRIPED aud
PLAID MUSLlNS, worth - l-2c.; sale
price, l-3c. yard.
, cases 300 yards FINE CHECK MUS
Inns, worth L lie; sale price, &c. yard.
. cases 2.500 yards very hne CHECK
MUSylNS. worth IL &c; sale price 1-3c.
i.-yy yards sATlNE DRAPERIEs,
worth 2Oc.; sale price, Toe. yard.
5,OOo yards PERCAlES. DUCKS. and
IRISH LAWNS, worth l. lie; sale price,
$50 yards finest FRENCH PATTERNS
PkkCALES, worth 10 2-3c.; sale price,
8 lie. yard.
200 yards CHAMBRAYs, real value
Il lie; sale price. &c. yard
cases 5000 yards PRIDE OF THE
WEST BLEACHED COTTON, regular
price y l-2c.: sale price, 1-5c. yard.
cases ANDROSC0fGIN Rf.EACHED
COTTON, sale price a.. a yard.
cases yara-wide good BLEACHED
COIIIN, worth lie, sale price, Sc. =
yard
200 yards DRAPERY PONGEEs. worth
NC sale price, only zoe. a yard.
TAINS, worth 10c; sale price, only &c. a
yard.
200 yards SCRlM FOR CURTAINS,
worth u lie; sale price. lie. yard.
$500 yards SCniM FOR CURTAINS,
worth IL 2-3c: sale price. Toe. a yard.
5000 yards FRENCH PATTERNS SA-
TINES, real value la 2-3c>, sale price, &C..
a yard.
coo yards BLACK SATINEs. worth
J. lie. sale price. i-3c a yard
400 yards FIGURED FANCY DUCK,
worth 25c.: sale price, Il lie. a yard.
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OBITUARY.


Mrs. Rachael Welsel. a former resident
OF Elizabeth. n. c., and resident OF this
city FOR about twenty-five years, died yes
terday morning at the residence or
her daughter, 500 east Leigh street IN the
nfty-hrst year Of her age pneumonia
was the cause OF her death.
Mrs. Weisel was engaged IN the miiiin-
cry business on Broard street until
few years since. and was weii-known'
figure in charitable circles. Her last
great effort was the distribution OF
clothing for the poor this winter.
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lends a Wonderful Charm to The Display,
The Novelty The Superiority The Excsvsness Of the Goods, len
Ready-Made Bedwear.

The manufacture Ready Made Bedwe arrived to that
sd
manufacturing with overcS offered made n
oIor
Pillow Cases about the retail 3D. m
Pillow
nsalet TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04
SPRING WRAPS.

You are going to wear handsome OUT
side WRAPS this spring. Our RACKS
and counters are filing up with the
lighter weights-earlier than usual
in anticipation of Casters approach
our CLOAK PARLORs present
quite a gallery of coming fashions.
A correct reflection of the highest
type Of French design.
CAPEs, COATS, and JACKETS
form the popular trio, made up III
tailor cloths-in tailor fashion, too.
You Will have to keep sharp look
ont for antiquities. Lots Of stock
went into "winter quarters heavily
loaded.
The awakening of nature will revive
them. but they are out OF date. as
mnch as though they stepped out OF
the last century. The newest will be
so cheap that no price argument can
win YOU to their consideration. We do
not buy a lot of garments Of kind
and commonize them all y few-a
duplicate line of sizes may be-keep
them exclusive, but good variety OF
them, so well made, so thoroughly
made. so tastefully, so stylishly. 50
httingly. every garment sis finished"
We shall make our first showing this
week purely informal opening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

AR. William J. Mayo, an aged lawyer.
aied al the Retreat for the Sick yester-
day morning OF erysipelas Of the mead.
Thirty years ago the old gentleman was
wen and prominently known. He mad
been in feeble health for long time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

Hoods pills arc hsnd-rsace. and per-
feet IN proportion and appearance 25c
per box
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04
Th FowcwsPde Co. The FOoueanPCs Co. The fOuqHeaPe Co.
n GOING on AT
Fifth and Broad SITS.

past ten days where he attended some Of the
le fortunate purch sers OF many goods. and We
is week. Most of these goods are TO be sold az
est assured there will be bargains Tor al. Sa
ling new will be added each day. Here goes:
1000 yards BORDERED APRON MUS
Inns, worth &c; sale price, j lie.
yard.
5000 yards best WASH SILKS. in the
latest styles real value 75c.; sale price,
81 lie. a yard.
400 yards solid colors CHINA SILKS.
worth t5c, sale price. 81 lie. a yard.
7)o yards 32-inch DRAPERY SILKS.
lovely designs, worth Soc; sale price, 5oc.
a yard
ioO yards GOLD and SILVER BRO
CADFD DRApERY SILKS, worth Sl.2J
q yard; sale price, 75c. a yard.
Thousands Of Yards FANCY FIGURED
and CHANGEABLE SILKS AT I5c. and
81 a ward: worth twice the amount
lust opened and placed on sale PILLOW
CASES. fun sizes. at TO- y - and l5c.
IL costs you nearly that much 10 sew
them.
BOLSTER CASES, best cotton and two
yards long, at zoe. ,..,..
% IN p'e g. and CSC. for UTICA SHEETS.
Come i'm and inspect this stock. .
All the new styles IN CREAM, III
and CORN COLOR LACES and INSERT
INGS: also BLACK LACES, at prices
lower than you would expect.
WIDE LACES at 10, y u, 10 2-S, %,
and 2jc. yard .
An endless variety Of NAfNS0OK,
SWISS. and CAMBRIA GMBkOiDE-
RfES. .. ,,<,,,r.,,,, rec.
See the Jobs IN WIDE IMBROIDERIES
We offer at 10, l. l-2, 10 2-5, 20, and -0c.
yard. .,o,,~.,,~.. .(.,.e.
4 great bargain I'm TORCIlON LACES
al lle. "a ward: worth 20 and DC. a yard.
over so NEW and STYLISH cAPES
for spring wear. from s. apiece mp.
I....f, l(aar-
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COTTON PILL1W GASES.

GUi iUA FiLLJW GhSCo.
READY-AADE PILLOW CASES.
made of good, soft muslin, size % LEX
SO inches
lie each.
READY-MADE PILLOW CASES,
made OF Cast IRON brand of cotton.
good, heavy round thread. entirely free
from dressing, size p 1886 Inches
l6c. each, $l.75 doz.
READY-MADE pillow CASES.
made OF the celebrated New Bedford
Muslin, very fine, size 2lxaj inches
25c each.
BOLSTER CASES.
READY-MADE BOLSTER CASES.
made of Peppereii Mills Cotton, Size
% 1-2x72 inches
SOC each.
COTTON SHEETS.
READY-MADE SHEETS FOR SIN
GLE BED. made of Lockwood Sheet
Ing. size 2x2 I-2 yards
soc. each.
READY-MADE SHEETS FOR DOL
BILE BED, made OF Pepperell sheet
ing. a fine, soft. round-thread cotton.
size Ike II yards
zoe. each.
READY-MADE SHEETS. extra
large. for double bed. made ~ andre
gcoggin Sheeting, size . l-2X2 ~ yards
81 i.2 each.
EXTRA LARGE READY-MADE
SHEETS. made of the famous Utica
Cotton, size i-2x2 - yards
75c. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

READY-MADE PILLOW CASES.
made of good, soft muslin, size % LEX
36 inches
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04
lie each.

READY-MADE PILLOW CASES,
made OF Cast Iron" brand of cotton,
good, heavy round thread. entirely free
from dressing. size p i-2x}6 inches
The herald., 1894-12-11
<B Hinton ave-. Los AngelI
TO THE PURLIo-

Los ASGELEs, Cal, July p, 1894
DIR. WONG HIM, 639 Upper Mains st
Dear Sir-I take pleasure in adding my testi.
mony TO tho many you already have received.
caIarrh OF the head and throat, that am now
wsll, and ask you to refer to me any person
that may feel skepticsl and will satisfy then
as to the efficacy of your treatment; Yours
truly P. K. KING,
Attorney and Notary Public,
Garvanza Cal.
The herald., 1894-12-11
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
To the Charter of the CITY
of Los Angeles.

The following amendments to the charter OF
the City OF Los Angeles, us adopted by Joint
resolution No. 2, adopted January 3lst, 1889,
arc hereby proposed to be submitted to the
qualified voters OF said city:
The herald., 1894-12-11

BefOFos By e1ctcsIvs use OF Aft0Fe
Tobacco, Alcohol Opium, ON scceuD
Dizziness, Commissions, wakefulness, HsadsoAs.
Mental DepI Iession, Softening of tho Brain, Wssh
Memory, Bearing Down Pains, Seminal WeaknesA
Loss of Power and Impotency. which e nselssssl.
may lead to premature old age and insanity.
Positively guaranteed. Price S1.00 bex; bouDo
for co. Sent by mail receipt of prios. wriSo0
guarantee furnished with every $500 srder rsceivol
to refund the money Il permanent cure = ~
effected.
eNERv1A MEDICINE CO.. pstesit, Nlch
For sale by GEO. Il. FREEMAN co.. LOT NsytA
Spring street.
The herald., 1894-12-11
Los AsaHLxs, June D, loo'

Los ANaELxs, June D, loo3.
Ts rME PUsLIc: For over fvs ysArS ] Aavs
been troubled with nervous sick headaehe and
liver complaint. didn't seem 10 ana any help
from the many doctors and medioinea thaS1
tried until tried DR.. Wong Him, $50 Uppa
Rain street am now we'll. Yourst truly,
MISS N. g. BROCK.
a Hinton ave-. Los AnEAlNe1 Gal