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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-04
An Isle of Wlght'Farm

Colonel Il. E. Boykin. member of the
House of Delegates from Isle of Wight.
has offered to sell the Day Point planta
ton, in his county. TO the Commonwealth
for The penitentiary farm. II is one of
the finest tracts Of land along the James.
and fronts two miles on the river 1t
contains large deposits of mari, which
might be utilized. Superintendent Lynn
now has offers of a score or more of
farms. He IS moving cautiously. and will
not make a purchase until he fully salts
ies himself that he is wisely investing
the appropriation of s25,O00 II is be-
lieved that one OF the farms on James
river. above Richmond, will finally be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-04
REMNANT DAY TO-DAY.

It's a day Of losing always. Some
merchants are left in the race OF
merchandising, because they don't
know how tolose, orratherthey don't
know how to gain by losing. We
keep the stock clean of Remnants.
Goods that show handling-odd
lots of every description-by lay
ing them aside as they accumulate
and placing them on special sale
Friday, and at prices that make
them 90 at once. Every depart
ment reciteS its own StOry-Whlte
Goods, Silks, Hosiery, Domestics,
HouSeware, ready-made things,
ETC., are placed for your attention
with a placard, "REMNANt.
Each article is marked in plain fig
ures with a history Of its original
price by the side OF the mark-oown
price. We can only give a few
prices here-they are mere samples
of what Remnant prices mean.
% rolls Of Bone Casing. 10 yards to the
piece, &c d roll.
9 remnants OF Gray. Black, and White
Worth" Skirt Lining &c yard from
J. t-2c.
Is remnants French Elastic Canvas, DC
a yard, from Zoe.
$50 pairs silk Shoe Laces, Sc pair
from Zoe.
wrappers broke, re, from lie; 4 small
boxes 6c from Sc.
pairs silk Carriers. 25c. from 69c.
II bottles Vaselne, lc each, from DC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-04
ncGin Catholic Union Outing.

The annual meeting Of the "McGilP'
members will be held at Tree Hill on
Whit Monday May lith. 1t Is very de-
sirous on the part Of the committee to
eclipse the former memorable outings.
Buses VIII leave the club-rooms, Ninth
and Marshall streets, promptly at Sl9
on the morning Of the l4th. Ample re-
freshments will be on hand TO regale
the members after the Journeys OF run
ming, jumping. shooting, baseball. etc.
Following IS the committee: Messrs. c.
Brooke. p. j. Ryan. William Daffron, a.
j. Cavanaugh. J. ". Dart, r. Muldowney,
j. Mcdonald. W. a. Powers j. Il. Phil
lips, Jr., and John W Nokely
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-04

The promptness and certainty OF It's
cure have made Chamberla,n's Cough
Remedy famous. II is intended especial
~ for coughs. colds, Group. and whoop-
ing cough. and rs the most efectual
remedy known for these diseases. Mr.
G y. Main. Of Union City, Pa. says:
u have a great sale on Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy | warrant every bot
tie. ana have never heard Of one failing
fo give entire satisfaction" 20 cent
bottles for sale by Owens & Minor Drug
COMPANY. i. ~ Slaughter. r. T. Reeves
G. CO.. and ". G.. FOrstmann, druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-04
WRAPS and RGady-Mad8 Wear

handsome Black Serge Suit, Tuxedo
STYLE. size 81, $3.50 from $l4.
Navy Serge Suits. Cutaway Blazer
Goats sizes 36. $3.50. from $3.50.
l handsome Black Serge Tuxedo Suit.
MORE Trimmed Skirt and Keveres.
size SO. So from So
l Lace Cape, black, size &c. for $3.50,
from 81.
l Black Lace Cape, size SO. for s., from
S99S
Navy Cloth Cape. with lace inserting,
edged with jet. etc. $50. from $ii75.
1 Ladies' Long Cape, D1lfna shape, SO,
from $2S.
Black Cape, $3.50. from $50.
! Dark Tan Jacket doub.e-brea
tight-htting, size -. for $3.50, from $40.
/ Navy, same style size Sc, ST. from
$3.50.
The above are all neW-thiS sea-
sons goodS-throWn out and re-
duced in most cases for the slightest
fault.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-04
WASH FABRICS.

1854 yards 33c Galatea Cloth, Sc yard,
from 20c. yard. ,-,,
10i-4 wards Black and White Figured
Satteeu. Lie. from y lie yard.
ga Yards Gloria Satteen, &C yard, from
12c yard. ,.,-.A
pieces to 70 yards each Canton ClotLh
and Batiste, were IL and -pc' lor loc
remnants OF Figured Dimites. Gl-4c'
from II and J. he. o,
Q remnants best quality Apron cling
hams. &c. from o l-l and 9c.
is remnants of Auir0scOggin Bleachel
Muslin % i-yud pieces Tor oc
yard from &C..
remnants Colorol French Weits, TO
...rds 3D. The piece. lNc. from -'c:
% remnants f-irch iIem- utcaed lndld
Linen. I,.. from j. and 10.
IS remnant Satin stripe apI Ilald '"N'@
..I-. d. l--.. from - ami -'c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-04
New Light on an ala Subject.

A unique and valuable little book has
been issued by g. ". Hooper, Of this city,
an old Confederate soldier and officer.
entitled THE School Master at Home,
or Pronunciation and Punctuation Made
Easy" lie throws much new light on an
old subject. and treats the rather difficult
study in an easy and thorough manner.
The hap-hazard system of old IS reduced
to easy rules. and to make them inn
nresslve TO the infantile mind. such as
are necessary for the young are placed in
.i,l1nln rhNme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-04
Lrctnre At 90 81. Iohn'..

A lecture will he delivered in the brick
chapel in St Johns church yard on
Friday. the ith of May. al s. O'Clock IN
the evening. under The auspices oi go.
st. Johns Chapter Of the brotherhood ~
St Andrew. Tn lecture sill. Joe delivered
bv Mr.. II. =. Hartman on photography,
with Illustrations Of different processes.
The public are invited Admission -.-''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-04
SHOES NEVER SEEN

by hlm-or anyone else-better than olre
Such bargains YOU never saw. Perhaps
you doubt IT, Look and Judge FOR you're
self. See TO your FOOTWEAR. Dr. #
wise 10 be well shod a pair Of o.-
TANS are admirable everywhere. l.t
your trust in our SHOES and your f.,
will look neat. All styles for an people
Let us support your UNDERSTANDINGS Ia
cut. correct; On price, pleasing. in ele-
gance. enduring. Examine our words ny
the test OF our SHOES. Mans extremity
is our opportunity
TAYLOR G. BROWN.
gl8 east Main street.
,,,,.o- CO frCsu Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-04

why Il was not made. so far as we can
learn. Who can give an explanation OF
why the old heros advice and entreaties
were disregarded? A corporars guard
moving under the prestige OF Beauregard
name would have done the business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-04
A great day Of Odds and Ends
UOUSEWARE.

handsome Pedestal, inlaid with china.
slightly damaged cost 10 import $50.
closing price $50.
/ ONYX Table. 1915 instead OF $3.50.
/ Ladies Rocking Chair s22j, instead Of
l ladies' Rocking Chair 49, instead Of
S.
/ Baby Carriage upholstery a little
soiled. S27J, was $50.
! Baby Carriage. parasol soiled. 50. was
"a 90 odd Gas Globes. 25c each. instead Of
80. Is, and 9Sc.
Thin Water Tumblers for zoe; was 92c
a dozen.
Thin Wine Glasses for soc; were S.59
"a Fancy Pickle Dishes, &c, instead Of
l0c
sS odd Finger Bowls. plain and en-
graved. were s. 10 $3.50 per dozen.
choice Zoe each.
4 Table Sets. machine engraved, &
pieces, for lJc.
o i-auart oil Cans. dented, SC each.
: Watering Pots, quarts. l5c; were PC.
is l-quart Cups. &c.
/ Refrigerator. scratched In shipment
$40, instead OF SIS; at SIG. instead Of
SCI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-04
WRAPPERS.

Ladies Black and White Batiste
Wrappers. sizes 30 and IS. 81. from $i.i2
3 French Satteen Wrappers. sizes "a,
IS. and 40, for N.15, from $50.
4 Calico Wrappers. striped, yoke back
and front, sizes %. IS, and 80. ijc. from
zoe.
% BOYS Ladndered Shirt Waists.
Mothers Friend, sizes TO IS years.
slightly soiled. 75c. from CSC.
u Calico Shirt Waists. ages TO Il
years. soiled. Sc each
'Chidren's Corded White Hats. show
handling. l5c from p and 49c.
81 Infants and ChIldren's White Lace
Caps, at about a quarter the original
cost.
A great day of Odds and Ends in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-04

There will be a meeting of the Oakwood
Memorial Association this afternoon ar
o'clock in the lecture-room Of the Third
Presbyterian church. AS this is the last
meeting before Memorial Day business
of Importance Will be transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-04
KAUFMAN & CO,
SPECIAL OFFERING
SHIRT WAISTS
-ASD---
SUMMER WRAPPERS

STRIPED and DOTTED LIGHT BLUE.
PINK. and HELIOTROPE CNLAJN-
DERED PERCALE WAISTS. full ruiie
over shoulder and down the 'front.', price
"" LTA1-NDERED STRIPED and DOT
PRETTY SUMMER SHADES pERCALE
WAISTS. an sizes and colors. price 3d..
Fine quality PERCALE WAISTS. hair.
line stripe. pink, light blue hihck, ana
white. laundered, neat ana hoooN pres
FRENCH PERCALE. IN Persian effects;
delicate tints. I'm pink. light ol"e' ana
n1 TSnTFs. PkIrNDERED SHIRTS. plain.
rufI,od and pioated bosoms standing ani
rundown collars. IN plain. Whlte, eoi.t
colors and small check effects, price ii"n
81 10 T9l.
SILK WRISTS.
In Black We show a large variety of
STYLES. ard prices ranging from f'.'0 "
10 SSjO-au well made perfect NUNS ""N
of very best design.
CHEMISETTES OR SHIRT FROM Is,
Stripes and Plain white, with standing
and rundown collars. plcated or pam
bOsOms. choice Llc.
WRAPPER
GINGHAM. PERCALE. and CHAM
BRAY WRAPPERS. price a. 9oc" Sl-''
'' See "' the new PINK and LIGHT BLUE
STRIPED LAWN WRAPPERS. trimmed
with Val lace. $50 and $50 ,,.,,
Pretty styles in CHALLlE w ,tNl-
PEERS. trimmed with lace ana Hooo"S'
CHINA SILK TEA GOWNS, NtA r.
PEERS. and HOUSE DRESSES In an me
, SPECIAL ATTENTION is called 40 . ,.e
exceptionally pretty styies lH DL g.
WAISTS for Boys and Girls - 10
wears l prices So. zoe. 81, Sl.yJ. and s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-04
CHILDREN'S WEAR.

Bingham Dresses, with ests Of White
Embroidery ages : and years, 5Jc,
from Sc
bingham Dress. age ;, zoe, from sl2j.
4 White Dresses, with embroidery, Soc
from 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-04
n. .orTnnN cnAMrIoNsnIp.

The first game OF the southern co.ieg.
championship series TO be played In TINS
city viii take place this afternoon az
the West-End Park. The contestng
teams will be from Richmond College ana
Wake Forest, y. &. The latter team has
already defeated Virginia Military lnsti-
tute. and I'm their game IN LynchourS
with the University of Virginia were not
beaten until the tenth inning, when the
Virginia boys succeeded in scoring three
runs. Their present trip includes games
with Richmond College and Randolph
Macon. The Richmond College team yes
terday won their fifth game this season
in a contest with Columbian University.
\ close and exciting contest Is expected
this afternoon. The College boys Will put
in their strongest team. and viii no DOUBT
give the North Carolina lads a tussle.
Enyson, who has pitched so successfully
this season, will occupy the box Inc
Nirlinias hit him for only four base hlts'
The Petersburgs got just the same num-
her. To-day BABY Phillips viii make
his debut behind the bat.
The teams will play as follows:
Wake Forest. Position. Richmond COL
Smith........... catcher ..........T hi4lp9
Jones........... second base .....N. puhe
Kimball......... third base ...'...'b li1i.II
Stafford. .......... pitcher ..''''''''H@'. sun
Tyler............ short stop ..........Acfee
Danicl........... first base ...,.....Johnsoh
! Holding. centre field ........Turner
Rovall .......... right field .......Harfisoh
8 Holdlng....... left field Lockett
The College boys play University or
North Carolina here on Monday and Ran-
dolph-Macon on Saturday. the l2th IN
SAINT. Game called this afternoon at i:5O
p NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-04
Me- teams will play as follows:


The stars defeated the Hickories yes
terdav at Island Park by score Of L 10
6 The batterics-For the Stars. Moseley,
Withers and Thorp; for the Hlckories'
Doughty and Mackiin. Struck out-By
Moseley. s; by Withers. 7; BY Doughty, =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-04

COLrMRIAN UNIVERsITY.
2S4567S9
Richmond College. .....1 % 3 DC 4 10
Columbian Uniyerslty...2 00020i0 j. f.

Summary Earned runs-tichmond col
lege >. Base on balls-By Ellyson, 3; by
Fitzgerald .; by Lyman, (; by Lausnlen'
!: by Lockett. l. by Greene, l. Struck
out-By Euyson. Z; by Lockett, .; By
Fitzgerald, s.. by Lyman /; by Greene, j.
Left on bascs-Richmond College. s; CO.
lumbar University. g. Time Of game,
two hours and thirty minutes. Umpire,
Mr.. c. Phillips.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-04
ruE T,mEs-RlcHMoND VA FRIDAY MAY 1894

selected. Mr.. Lynn has been 10 Nor'"
Carolina this week TO Inspect the penn
Tertiary farm in that state.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-04

1t pays to read and heed our
advertisements.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-04
CHEMISETTES OR SHIRT FROM IS
vMR HRPER6

and rundown collars. picated or plan
bOsoms. choice Zlc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-04
SILK YYRHSTS.

In Black We show a large variety or
STYLES ard prices ranging from @'J uP
TO SS5O-aU well made. perfect NUNS anu
OF very best design.
The herald., 1894-03-23
STILL WAITING FOR WORK.
An Exodus of Unemployed
Tourists Yesterday.
They Receive Warming From the
Chief.
The Local Unemployed VIII BE Cared
for, but Outsidsrs Need Not apply.
The Subscription IL stiIl
Growing.

There was quite an exodus OF the
tourist unemployed from the city yes
terdsy. They individually received a
quiet intimation that while the people
of Los Angeles were perfectly willing to
do all in their power to aid their own
needy unemployed, they could do
nothing for outsiders, and that ail ho-
bos and tramps found in the city "a
hours after receiving warning from the
police would be put in the chain gang,
hence the exodus.
There was another crowd OF unem-
ployed standing around idly on the hill
above the First.street cut, watching the
chain gang at work. A. Vinette, the
leader, fixed up his list Of unemployed
for the chief of police, showing tae ac-
tual residents OF Los Angeles. In the
meantime the Associated Charities
through their regular channels are
affording systematic relief to all deserv-
ing needy cases.
Mayor Rowan of the employment
fund subscription committee reports
that they are meeting with fair success
in gathering in money for that purpose.
The employees of the city hall have
started a subscription paper in which
they agree to give 10 per cent OF their
salaries next month to be used for the
benefit of the resident unemployed VINO
are desirous of procuring work. While
the list was in circulation in the hall
yesterday, Contractors Charles @. Crow
ley and D. F. Donegan saw it in the
street superintendent's Office.
whats the matter with starting a
contractors subscription list?' said
Charley Crowley.
"I'll go you," said Contractor Done
gan.
list was drawn up and both gentle
men put down their names for 500 each,
and stipulated that the money should
be employed to give work to men with
families. Every contractor in town will
put his name down on the list before
Saturday night.
The finance committee of the Asso-
cisted Charities for the Third ward has
made arrangements whereby Mr.. J. +.
Newkirk will issue certificates OF mem
bership to those who have not yet
joined the organization.
1t only takes 81 to become mem
ber for one year.
Mr.. Newkirk will be at the parlors of
the First Presbyterian church every
morning from until IL O'Clock.
men now receive three 5-cent
ickets every day, and are now
ly waiting for work.
lterprising photographer yester.
rnoon photographed the group
FIRST street hill.
Vinette saws the men will
themselves for work again this
:.
ormsl conference was held yes
between the supervisors and
len as to the prospect OF arrang-
for the men.
The herald., 1894-03-23
Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest U S Govt Report
e! Rssi9s BSxdss1:
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOlUFEI PURE
MILLLR CHRISTINE.


The Famous Carolina Twins With Two
Heads.
Millie Christine commenced her series
of exhibitions Tuesday night opposite
the Los Angeles theater. The hall was
crowded with people at every exhibi-
tion. A reporter interviewed this ia
nous woman yesterday aud she gave
him short history Of her life. She
WAS born in North Carolina, her parents
were slaves. Ae soon as che was born
ahe was sold at auction. A Mr.. Smith,
(who 10 still her manager), paid $lO, ,UOO
tor herself and parents. and dimmediately
gave them their freedom. She WAS abb
Quoted on two different occasions and
taken to Europe and at great expense
and trouble she was returned to her par
ents. Since that time she has crossed
the ocean six different times, has bad
the pleasure of shaking hands with
every ruler in the universe, the last one
being President Diaz OF Mexico.
No one should miss the opportunity
of seeing this wonderful woman. High
ly educated (both heads) a sweet sing
er; converses on two different subjects; /;
in two different languages at the same
time to two different people; one head
can be writing letter while the other
is reading book one can ran a sewing
machine while the other is playing the
piano; one can be asleep while the
other is awake; always happy and con-
tented. and enjoying life in every par
ticular; has been everywhere and seen
every thing of any account, and has
undoubtedly attracted more attention
among the cultured class than any
other woman born to live. She will
remain here the balance OF the week.
The herald., 1894-03-23
MEMORANDA.

Quick returns from the HERALD clas-
sified columns on sixth page. Good
situations are daily offered for people
out of employ yment; houses and lots at
great bargains,; business chances I;
money to loan at low rates !;
houses and rooms for rent; arti-
cles lost and found are advertised I;
personal, special notices and all kinds
OF wants are represented. The HERALD
is the best advertising medium in the
city, and the rates are very reasonable.
new addition to our business. On
and after Monday, March 18th. we will
keep full line OF fine society stationery
and accessories. Here you will find all
the new shapes and tints in letter papers,
envelopes, eic. Call and see the line.
Sanborn, Vail & CO.. 1873 S. Spring st.
DR.. Rebecca Lee Dorsey .Stimson block,
second floor, rooms l29, l30, 13l. Special
attention given to obstetrical cases and
all diseass#of women and children. Elec-
tricity scientifically used. Consultation
hours, l to 5. Telephone 1927.
An auction OF large villa lots and
acreage, suitable for lemons. will he held
Wednesday, March 2Sth, at Colegrove.
G. A. Sumner & Co. are handling the
sale, which is enough guarantee to its
being genuine.
A beautiful and artistic line OF Easter
cards have just been received at LIGHT
enberger's art emporium, lO7 North
Main street. Eastern visitors are in
vited to inspect the finest line Of
souvenirs.
There is a lot of talk about frostless
belts this year, but investigation proves
only withered trees in most casss. Cole
grove, though, speaks for itself, aud not
the iaintest show of frost can be seen.
Security Loan and Trust company :,
223 South Spring street, acts as execu-
tor, administrator, guardian, assignee,
and also furnishes bonds OF suretyship
for others acting in these capacities.
Cosmopolitan dining hall, 2l922l
West Second street, are serving better
meals than ever before. Give them
trial. Meals % cents. Nothing but
tirst-class white cooks employed.
S. ConrRdi, optician, matchmaker and
jeweler, has removed to l13 South Spring
street. Fine diamond setting speciality.
Watches, clocks and jewelry carefully re-
panied and warranted.
Blue print paper, prepared and unpre-
Poio0 NAOSAAA pRpCAg eAoOAhB paper SAN
linen and all other drawing papers, in
rolls and sheets, at Sanborn, Vail & Co. g,
1873 S. Spring ct.
Best remedy for irritating bronchial
cough and soreness in the lungs is Row
ellis Cough Mixture. We recommend it.
A. E. Littleboy, 31l South Spring street.
Elsinore Hot Springs and Lake View
hotel. Full particulars regarding this
famous resort at the Hammam bath,
230 South Main street, Los Angeles.
Baskerville & RiddelI write fire in
sursnce at reduced rates in old standard
companies. Independent OF the com
pact" 2l8 North Main. Tel. 33.
DR.. Lawrence. 107 North Spring street.
Diseases of women. At Office, 10 to 4.
Office phone 1867. Residence, Pearl
biloxi S'-'' -rl streata
The herald., 1894-03-23
A GLOOMY PROSPECT.


A Miners Opinion of GoIer and Red
Rock.
f. II. Thiele OF the East Side has just
returned from prospecting trip to the
Goler and Red Rock mining districts.
Mr.. Thiele is practical miner and
his opinion is worth at least some con-
sideration. He says it is foolish for
persons with limited means to 90 to
those mines.
He is OF the opinion that the Black
mountain finds" IA miles east OF
Goler, is one of the biggest fakes ever
worked upon a Rullible public. There
is no gold there. Even the gold at Goler
and Red Rock is being taken out in go
small quantities that none except miners
with money can make anything.
Mr.. Thiele says that claims are staked
off over the entire country, and everyone
wants to sell. He advises all poor per-
sons to keep away from the mines.
The herald., 1894-03-23


Don't forget Colonel Fitzgerald's grand
illustrated lecture tonight, at Illinois
hall. Admission 10 cents
The Victor Heights Athletic club will
meet this evening at their club house on
New Depot street. All are welcome.
Mrs. Alice Austermell Dorm has been
engaged to sing Easter morning at the
First Baptist church, corner Sixth and
Broadway.
Don't miss the Fitzgerald lecture
tonight at Illinois hall. Proceeds to go
to the New Era building fund. This is
q so cent show at only 10 cents.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph office, cor
ner Court and Main streets, March 2l,
1894: s, ]. Lopez, Mrs. M. Rollins
King, Mrs. A. L. Dickey, Robert Whit
aker, Mrs. l. L. Hunt.
The two ladies and the little boy who
found the greenbaeks on Hill street,
near Sixth about O'Clock last evening,
which were lost by a lady, will kindly
leave them with the chief Of police and
be rewarded, as the finders are known.
Miss Borabji lectures tonight at Unity
church on The Manners and Customs OF
India. This talented lady, who de-
lighted the large audience last night.
should be greeted with crowded house.
Her lecture will be illustrated by stere-
opticon views.
Maier & Zobelein, the brewers, are
building q large tower from which to
operate well-drilling apparatus on the
brewery grounds. 1t is their object to
drill for arteeian water. and if necessary
the we'll will be sunk to depth of 5000
feet. The last attempt WAS failure.
The fret issue OF a new weekly paper
called The Twentieth Century Farmer
was issued yesterday. Willard E. Allen
is the managing editor. 1t is devoted
to advance thought upon questions per
tanning to agriculture and general prog
ress, comprising distinct departments in
which each editor is responsible for the
sentiments therein contained. 1t is well
edited and full of bright matter.
W. S, Manning, OF the London Natur-
al Food society, commences at Strong's
hall, Pasadena, on Friday and Saturday
evenings, q crusade in favor of fruit
arian bill of fare, the fret evening to be
devoted to the principles and theory of
food reform and showing the origin of
the ideas regarding this latest phase of
movement. and how science snnnnrte
The herald., 1894-03-23
The Modern Way

Commsnds itself to the well-formed, to
do pleasantly and effectuslly whas was
formerly done in the crudest manr or
and disagreeably as we'll. To cleanse
the system and break up colds. head
aches and levers without unpleasant
after effects, use the delightful liquid
laxative remedy, Syrup of Figs.
The herald., 1894-03-23
A Twsnty-Dollar Gift.

Read the great coupon offer in the
HERALD today. The views in "Glimpses
of America" are we'll worth $50. Be
sure and save your coupons. They are
as good as gold coin.