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As Good MS a Glass stopper.

If you want stopper for bottle of
acid or any substance that would nat
urally call for glass stopper. because
of the danger that the cork would be
eaten up by the contents of the bottle,
take the cork and steep it in vaseline.
1t will then be impervious to acids of
any kind, and no action of chemicals
will decay it. 1t will, in fact, be as
good for all purposes as a glass stopper
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-09-11

One dozen quart jars in a box COZ per doze i.
One dozen nalf-gaiion jars in a box Soc per
dozen Teas at zoe, Zoe SOC, 35c, 40c snd soc
per pound. Cur new crop SOC teas equals 9th. rs
75c; cofees at Sc zoe 25e soc and 35e per Id
Our NJ ocht and Java Blend makes Il per iect
cup of coffee. Perhaps you don't know we sell
crockery, chlnaware, glassware and tinware
Soc less on each do lar than others do. Great
American Importing Tea COMPANY, 1875 N
Main ST., and 33l 5. Spring st., Los Angeles.
Ihose VINO come to our stores buy cheaper than
those who stay away
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Having the needed merit to more than make
good all the advertising claimed for them, the
following four remedies have reached a phe-
nomenal sale: DR. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, coughs and Gods, each bottle
guaranteed; Electric Bitters, the great remedy
for liver, stomach and kidneys; Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve, the best in the orld. and DR.. King s
New Life pills, which are perfect pill All
these remedies are guaranteed to do just what
is claimed for them, and the dealer whose
name is attached herewith will be glad 10 sell
you more of them. sold at G. f. Ii sinzeman
drug store, 222 N aMain ST.
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Look at the responsible firms and horsemen:
G. A. Durfee, Walter Maben, D. r. Dwyer
Wells Fargo & Co., Cudahy Packing Co., N g.
tional Ice Co., Los Angeles Fishing Co., Tufts
Lyons Arms Co., Maier & Zobslein's brewery
Simon Maier and 10000 Others Ali use and
recommend De Jarnatt's Texas Horse Lini-
menL Try it; it is the best.
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The council met yesterday morning
and adjourned until today on account of
Admission day.
The sewer committee will i've a hear
ing to the proteatants on the Hill street
sewer this afternoon.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph office, cor
ner of Main and Court streets, for Levy
d Stoessel, John @. Wray.
Last evening FIRE occurred in the
Surprise restaurant at 404 South Main
street. The contents of some pots
on the range boiled over and caused the
blaze, which was quickly extinguished.
The los5 was nominal.
There will be course of practical ad.
dresses given by popular women of Los
Angeles city in the parlors of the First
Congregational church, beginning Tues
day afternoon, September 18th, and
continuing through the week. Both
gentlemen and ladies are invited to at.
tend. These meetings are held under
the auspices of the Los Angeles W,C.T.U.
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Los ANGELES, Cal, Sept, 8, 1894.
EDITORS HERALD: have been shown a small
book said to contain the names of mem beers of
an organization known as the "Amerlcan Pro
tective Association" in which my name ap-
pears This is an error, as 1 am not and never
have been a member OF said organization
Respectfully, E. r. THRELKELD.
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Bad ComplexIons,

Pimples, blackheads, moths, freckles and all
biemishes of the skin can be cured by using
Nine. Marria's face preparations. Mrs Chad.
wick, 142 s. Main street, rooms II and 72.
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Stop Paying Rent by Building

Through the Savings Fund and Building So
ciety OF Los Angeles Monthly payments.
wefth annual series now open. +. II. Grasett
secretary, room 103 Wilson block, First and
Spring.
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Our Home Brew

Maier & Zobeleins lager, fresh from their
brewery, on draught in all the principal sa-
looms; delivered promptly in bottles or kegs
Office and brewery, Ala Also street; tele.
phone OIL.
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Democrats County Conventiop.

All delegates to the Democratic county
convention are hereby notified that the
convention will convene at the New
Turner hall, South Main street. on Tues
day morning, Sept. IL, 1894. at 10
o'clock.
@. F. A. LAST, Chairman.
HENRY P. Wilson, Secretary.
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Jewish guides in Rome never pass
under the arch of Titus, but walk
around it. The reason is it commence
rates a victory over their race.
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15S N. Main, opposite old court house. Specs
and eyeglasses a speciality. Fine watch and
jewelry repairing Also diamonds and fine
jewelry at lowest figures. Wagner, the old re-
liable jeweler.
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Thrives on good food and sunshine, with
plenty OF exercise in the open air. Her
form glows with health and her face
blooms with it's beauty. If her system
needs the cleansing action Of laxative
remedy, she uses the gentle snd pleasant
liquid laxative, Syrup Of Figs.
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A Modern Millinery Store.
Hoffman & Co., 30 S. Spring st.
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r,wo FAMOUS PAPERs.-EvERY

/ subscriber to TIE HERALD is entitled, By
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Apprentice wanted-A girl of II to learn the
trade at the ImI elial Hair Bazaar. Apply Tues
day at am,
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STEPH ENS-In this city, Septem Der 7th. G. c.
Stephens, d native OF Ohio, aged So years. 8
months and IL daye
Funeral from lata residence 621 Bellevue
avenue, Tu ssday at 10 am. Friends and &C.
quaintanees invited to attend without further
notice. No flowers.
WINTER AT Los Angeles September o. 1894.
George NJ, son of L. and Annie Winter
aged years and y months.
Funeral services win be held Tuesday after.
noon nc 2 O'Clock from family eidsnce, 10
youth Main street. Friends OF the family in
vted to attend
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Finest Variety and Cheapest

Written by Hall. 139 N. Spring st dozen
cards mailed for SOC: $50 Xxx envelopes. csc.
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Neitzke & speck, funeral directors and Q
balmers, 256 South-Main street. Tel. 1349
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Is the latest, sweetest, bast, and therefore the
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Nor be deceived by inferior cigarettes. Avoid
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Eastern bsrries and northern celery. Alt
house Bros, 105 West First ST.; telephone 1913.
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JOTTINGS.


Carpet Cleaning at Bloaser's.
Satisfaction, promptness reasonable; 454-56
S. Broadway. Telephone 427.
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FIh"tt FhFTety hnd ChnApssG
Place in town for fish, game, oysters, rareoits,
quail now in season, etc. Fred Hanimans,
Mott Market.
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pr. Parker. deatist, l2a.s yves. FIrst strsss
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or Parker. dentist. 1891 West First street.
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-02-08

what better, and hopes were enter
tanned that nothing serious would come
of it. The next day he vas reported
as steadily improving, but on Sunday
unfuvorable symptoms set in, and on
the Tuesday following his physicians
announced that the attack of vertigo
had been followed up by paralysis.
Since then his condition was regarded
RS hopeless and his death as only a
question OF time.
George w Childs was one Of the most
remarkable men Of modern times. and
one of the few successful men who
made q fortune while conducting his
business on the basis Of the golden
rule. 1t is doubtful if there we're a
half dozen other men OF MS wealth
and extensive interests SO universally
esteemed by employees and associ-
atcs Mr. Childs was accessible to every
one, from the Office boy to the humblest
applicant in search of work. With
out affectation or pomposity he vel
coined all who wished to see him on
any reasonable GRAND.
Much has been written about Mr.
Child's noble deeds, OF his generosity
to his employees, OF his kindness to
their families in bereavement Or dis
trcss, and the world is familiar with
his efforts to increase The friendly feel
ing between the people OF England and
America.
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ssvon rurdors cinoa New Years.

PrrTsDuRG, Kan, FEB. 5.-Thc sew
enth murder in dis vicinity since lar
uary was committed Saturday night,
a woman named Allester being the
latest victim. she went 30 a saloon III
the northeast part of the town kept oy
a Frenchman named Edward Eouis-
SAINT, and there the murder was COM
mittca. Sunday morning Az ore-hauicr
saw Il cody lying in a hollow By the
Missouri Pacific track and an investi-
gatica revealed that it WIS terribly
muti!atel Eou:ssant, his wife and son
are in jail, charged with the crime,
Tracks in the snow were found leading
from Rouissant's saloon to the place
where the body was found.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-02-08
IN THE SENATE.
Senator Quay Introduces amendments to
the 7arif: s3ill.

the ari1: sill.
WAsEixGroN, Feb "a pretty Bit
Of parliamentary 5y-plag- was intro
ducel il t;le senate Friday by Mr.
Quay, OF Pennsylvania, in the form OF
an amendment to thc tariff bill, which
promises to conlplcote the situation IN
regard to that sncasuca L, :, fashion
most Ell oarra ssicg tofthe democrats.
Senator GUays Amendment. which is
offered i'll the f.yr,n OF additional sec
lions to the thrift I'LL, provides hrst Tor
coinage OF silver, in TIE language. O;
the free s;lvc;. :1il: which - Sc: ne
senate during tbs las: conHreas. Al
other. section re?eals III. ;l-.,tib:t,i.Y
tax Of ter PER cert. upon rat>s is>acd
~ state banks whost- c:rcEiat io;. is Sc
cured ~ a deposit OF state q national
bonds approved by state authority.
Another section directs tho secretary
Of tie treasury to purchase 14i.1"5
o1:ces OF gold each month. which it is
estimated. is the full American product
OF yellow metal. ara T.. is.u, treasury
notes in payment ;o. this tui!;cn.
These notes ere to DC dated upon ito
! last day OF the year ic which they a:o
issuc;i are t., be p"raolc II cola Forty
years attcr their G-a:e: arc TO Ice 'cS;.l
tender, except for dutios Oh Imports
and interest On public debt. and to bear
interest at the rate OF one-,euth Of
one per cent Another section repeats
! the law authorizing the issua Of inter
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QUESTIONED.
The Authority of the Secretary OF
the Treasury 10 Use the Prcceeds3
OF sh. Eontls fox Any Purpose Othor Than
to Repioaisl, the Cold Rcscr"e- Hond
Buyors Paying for their Pur-
c!iayes Nith Bank Notes.

WAsHINGro:;, Feb 5.-Every sign ip-
dicates that the administration is wad-
ing deerer and ,,ecpcr into :Sa ter which
threatens to cnrulf it upon the bond
question. Republicans, democrats and
popuiists are inr ousc agreed in COLI
gress in questioning and even dispit-
ing tic au.hc.'ity OK. TIE secretary ot
the treasury to use the proceeds OF his
first bond sble Tor any purpose other
than 20 rcoienis:l the 0,0oO, coo gold
reserve.
When Secretary Carlisle invaded the
gold reserve III order to p%y current eX-
perSes OF The government he violated
law, in the opinion OF the best f;,a::cal
experts The only excuse that has uecH
pleaded by The administration Tor this is
that the secretary Gcte.i under the press
IRE of necessity IN order 10 N.int3iE
the credit OF Che government When
congress was not in session. II Was
also urged in his defense that tie dc
rletion OF the gold reserve was caused
by {. conspiracy 30 ship eol.l abroad in
order TO force ,.n issue CT bonds fcr the
benefit CT tie money lenders % the
east. Now. however, coagicss is IL
session, and hiss becu made officially
aware cf The condition OF tle treasury.
Another complication is caused by
the fact, as announced officially Sun
dav morning. that many OF the buyers
Of bon.!s have rendered in payment
therefor United :,tatss notes instead
Of gold. II the sscretarg accepts green
backs il lieu Of go,!. which he a,:ycr-
tised for his currency bA;anco viii be
increased and the gold reserve will ue
but slightly benefited. Tie Only pisa
that can is ulade Cor the acceptance o.
United States notes instead ct gold
Is that holders Of grccnbachs ca take
them 20 the suE-treasn.y III Ne'y Yorl.
and demand gold for them ct flnE ti:re,
ti.us the government would be paving
out Of the reserve for TIE redemption OF
United States notes al that j: ma re-
ccive in limited Quantities IN goid Oh
tanned from the So lie cf uonds = t"is
point could be ovorloo,,a,i there is no
doubt that Secretary Carlisle would
prefer to receive Cnite;i States
notes instead Of gold, because there
can De no question OF his right to pay
the obliga tions Of the. government il
greenbact.s, while thc:c IS every do"ht
OF his right 30 use g.ol,! in:ea'ed fot
the reserve iuaG i:at;i HAT fund shall
have passed the 500, 600 Naclt.
This particular feature 81 TIC touti
transactions here Cor the first time sct
forth. viii play an Important part IN
the debate in She senate during this
week
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month:
GOD IN TIE CONSTITUTION
A Considerable Contention Is Promised
Gan .<i.rrG.

WAaalNGroH. Feb. 5.-Congress seems
destined TO hare an ecclesiastical fray
prcciptatcd by the resolution which
Senator Frye and Representative Morse
OF Massachusetts have brought III to &C.
cure recognition Of the Deity in ito
constitution OF the United States. IN
tcrestcd members are being delngcd
with, m;ssircs OF commentator and
protest upon the project.
The troable scents to lie not so much
in the purpose Of the resolution Set
forth in It's titlo rs in that clause Of it
which cmbodios the orthodox evangeli-
cal belief in Jesus Christ This is GER
tain 70 stir the opposition OF Hebrew
citizens ana others and a foretas.c Of
that opposition is already nal;in!. itself
known.
Some letters have been received from
clergymen VINO desire to address tho
committee against the resolution. Mono
of the ministers VINO have interviewed
on either side are men Of national repu.
tation. A delegation Of church people
is here to advocate the resolution. They
are: Rev. J. Robinson, Dr. McAllister
and Rev. d. c. Martin, of Allegheny,
Pa; z. p. Stevenson, Of Philadelphia
and Rev. II. II. George, of Beaver Falls,
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HATCii'S OPTION.
Ths m,ssourisn VIZ sr.roG:ueo l4:s I'm

The Missourisn WI .r:rot:u,'o i1.s Iili
,"ain.
WAsn1vGroE, Feb. s Representa-
tive Hatch. OF Missouri, VIII iatroartc
his new anti-o2tion bill IN the house n
few days There viii thcn cIisae
hght over The question Of its references,
Mr. Hatch being anxious that It shall
be referred to-ihc committee on a2r!-
culture, instead of tp the ways and
means committee. lie believes that hc
will be successful in nis desires, and
he also las strong hopes that the bill
viii. pass.
Il AIN very glad Chat it did not pass
during the last congress- said ne, Tor
it would have been made the scaDcgcat
for the hard times. As it IS. tho >her-
man liw has boon made to Bear the
burden The,,clav, too, has given zoe
en- opportunity TO detect rnsatisf"c-
tory details in The Old bill, and | thinl;
! have Il measure that will command
universe! support. 1t distinctly pro
tects the legitimate sales while taxing
those establishments where illcgit:-
mate selling Is done. IN other W"fdS,
il g sole j.; made. anti the art;cic sod l.
no: delivered in certain tinlc, tbeu
the tax IS imposed.
Il have been III conference With tho
commissioner Of Internal revcnue and
with other officers Of the Treasury de.
partlncnt, and the bill which viii be
presented viii be one that can DC adj
1ninisterca The exchanges of the
country are now ready to support the
new bill, and some of them have gone
so far ats to suggest that they are ready
to pay ta*, say SO per frsai!, upon
their man 5ership This VIII bring
them into clcKer relations with the
government and viii tend to the PRO
lection OF their rights and privileges.
] feel certain that the bill will pass the
house, ard feel equally sure that the
president will sign it.
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A BIG RIVER.
The Ohio Southern Tributaries AFRO
Ajl Flooded.
Tho Head Waters of the Moncngahela
River Registers Sixteen Feet, and Ris-
tnc~T..e k,.na.E.a River KIs.ng Rap-
sdiy-ti.c .5ig Sandy on High.

Cr,c1*SAr1, Feb 5.-Uniess severely
cold weather sets in Immediately, q
condition not o. al assured, a big river
is promised in the Ohio the coming
wce.A. The very heavy rain-storm
wh:ci. has passed eastward across the
entire section CT country drain
cd l,y tnc southern tributaries Of tho
OHIO has resulted in a perfect food in
all .aosc streams. As u consequence,
IN immense volume Of water will be
poured out iato the Ohio within the
next few days
At the hc4duatcrs Of the Monon-
cahc!a river, q stage OF IS feet and ris-
Ing was reported. This should result
in al least twelve feet Of water at
Pittsburgh, and the sending north of
ali the coal now loaded up that stream,
winch vii Likely aggregate at
leas. seven or eight million bush
els it * he frst time in year
that there has been . rise TO speak OF
in that strea,l others having come
alnost entirely from The Allegheny.
1T Charleston, ~. Va, OF tie Kara
villa river, rise Of ~ feet has oc-
CARED during the twenfy-folT hours
ending Saturday evening, and still
greater rise was assured, as the river
was Sill rising 81 tie haadwafers
Of tire stream. At P!keviile. Ky,
the heaJwaters Of tila Big sandy
river. where for most of tire year
"pusfboats" drawing Only four to SIX
inches Gnl navigation difficult, stage
of 80 feet was reported Saturday night
and still rising. Kentucky river was
also on a rampage, a rise Of II feet dur
ing the day icing reported at Fran X
fort One and two days Of heavy rain
in al this section has bcon followed by
heavy snow falls, which for theamost
part melted AZ fast as it fell Sunday.
With snow already in the lnountains N
some quarters the big rise may be cas-
ily understood
The Ohio has been at a very modest
stage for almost a year no'v, and since
the high water Of late last winter, fol-
lowing the disastrous ice break-up
there has hardly been sufficient water
in the OHIO here since that time to
cause the removal Of goods stored Oh
the wharf close 10 the waters edge.
While nothing like g food is antici-
pnted from tie present big outponrlng
from the southern tributaries, the river
will probably exceed any figures here
tofore reached within the past twelve
months.