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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-01
SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS!
lQ[QeSI seed House in Southern California.

For present planting season we call the at
tention OF our patrons and the public IN gen
eral to our fresh, true stocks OF IMPORTED
and DOMESTIC Garden, Field, Flower and
Tree Seeds, Alfalfa. Grains, Clovers Grasses
and many new Fodder Plants.
Crimson Clover specially. Australian and
Japanese tree seeds Highest discounts to deal
ers ant stoiekeepcrs Our lew catalogue Ia
pages with upwards of 300 engravings) now
ready and mailed free to any address on re-
ceipt of q cents to cover postage.
SEED DEPT. GERMAN FRUIT CO.,
las s. Main ST.. Los Angeles. Cal
12-13-eod-3m +. o. Rox 0o3.
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Los ANGELES, June o, 1873

IITS NNNEIlI9S, Jul ., 1910.
To THE PUBLIC For over five years | have
been troubled with nervous sick headache and
liver complaint. | didn't seem to find any help
from the many doctors and medicines that
tried until l tried DR.. Wong Him, 639 Upper
Main street. l am now we'll. Yours truly,
MISS NJ. &. BROCK.
49 Hinton ave. Los Angeles. Cal.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-01
LOS ANGELES terminal RY.

IN IF ENI T II D. TO IT, ISDO,
Los Angeles depots: East end First-slreet and
Downey-avenue bridges
Leave Los Angeles for Leave Pasadena for
Pasadena, Los Angeles
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-01
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EUROPEAN TlX[ u
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e CO..
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CATALINA ISLAND.
Connecting with w. r. Co.'S steamers at 81
Pedro.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-01

ssundays only. Asundays excepted. All 9th
other trains daily.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-01

All of the seaside and local interior trail
stop at the new station, corner OF First al
Alameda streets.
1he train arriving from Santa Monica at s
m stops only at The Palms and University b
tween Santa Monica and Arcade depot.
General passenger office, 144 s. Spring st.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
NEED OF HANDY KITCHEN UTEN-

Domestic Economy, General Health
and Good Cooking Depend Upon the
Pots and Pans Used.
The reform in matters culinary,
which has now been progressing so IA
vorablv for some time has by no means
brought about so rapid an improve
mant i'm cooking utensils; and yet per-
lection cannot be attained in the one
without the other. Obviously as long
as cooks insist upon using the horrible,
old-fashioned black saucepans, so char
2cteristic of many kitchens, there will
be nothing but disappointment and
failure. Nor are the enamelled uten-
sils which some alleged well-informed
Dersons swear by, at all preferable, be-
inc in many cases neither Clearly,
wholesome nor satisfactory. Many
persons will probably raise their hands
i'm indignation at such a sweeping state
ment; and yet it is positive TACT that
until every housewife knows enough
ahout the elements of cookery TO have
an excellent reason for taboOing such
utensils. and insisting upon others be-
ing used. the sauces will be spOilt, and
Am the information given in culinary
works and household papers rendered
absolutely useless.
OF course in large and lavishly-ap-
pointed households the batterie de cut
sine has long since risen TO the proper
standard. But why should there beany
difference, except so far as sizes and
Quantities are concerned, between the
uDper and middle class kitchen? Such
q difference does not exist on the Con-
tinent. and the result is that the Ordi-
nary fare of a foreign famille bour-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03

paste. thinned down to the consistency
Of cream. After a few minutes, soak
ms remove by scraping.
VhiteWashed walls should be
scraDed. after thoroughly wetting the
walls with thin paste or water; then
sizewith strong sizing. III whitewash is
not thick or scaIy % strong solution Of
vinegar viii answer an purposes.
For damp walls give one two or
three coats of shellac over the damp
surface. or tinfoilwhich is put up i'm
sheets. can be tackled and pasted over
the damp spots
For oil-paintad walls dissolve two
pounds of pearl ash i'm q bucket of wa.
ter and apply like sizing.
For kal sOmiming wash the walls and
ceilings with a large sponge, then ap-
ply ordinary sizing. New walls should
have a coat OF weak sizing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03


which are woven curly and knOtted
yarns i'm combinations of red and
mousse green. blue and gold. and
brown and yellow.
l =, -'-7S 'ol -. -
,lg l1'-i1 O'
g'', - $500 49, 49,
49, ti,.. $500 -s e,;sI,;,,c, ot
~ E -l. - ..,.+l,,.,
'"o "'"-.
The new silk and linen ginghams are
more exquisite than those OF last sea-
SON which is saving considerable.
Ginehams. cotton crepous. bastiles.
uQoes ana saune5 were never before
presented I'D sU-A "l---'ell'e o0.-o- --..77.
Large black oioc3'es are o95it l!..-
90 Dee worn m Earns Win Clii-ou
oIouses. aall Fei'e1 site'e7 ana ColaI
oiouses nav ms e.'et slee' ,7 anu eoll,,l
ana one anna og.C o- Je-, s',el , vi eo-1
pass ulei itetie' 1ue'e arc l1"Is
llihs tollels' OUT 'Ie worn u" '"9
street WIN q Nel'e1 oI luI O"po"
Hand-Dainted dresses. with flowers
and fruit thrown i'm garlands all over
line skirt or landscapes painted in me-
dallions ON the front and sides, are
qn eXtravagant fancy I'm Paris. And
added 10 -bis elegance is a lace which
is threaded i'm portieres. with small
diamonds. and costs $1,000 per metre.
TWo-t0ned stockings are much i'm
vogue. and those which are half a gay
plaid and half s0mbre black are selling
with astonishing rapiditv. Black silk
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
PRETENSE.
Bah Says 1t is the Cardinal Vice Of
To-Day.

LUNCHEONS, RECEP-
TIONS AND WEDDINGS, WHICH
SORELY TAX THE PURSE-MRS.
YOUNGHUSBAND'S WEAKNESS
ES-YOUNG CHARLIE STARNA-
TON GIVES OUT THE IMPRESS
SION THAT HE Is A MEMBER OF
THE FIRM-MISS BLUEBLOOD
TRIES TO HIDE THE FACT
THAT SHE WORKS FOR HER
LIVING-LITTLE MISS CHEER
FIrLS WAYS-THE FLAT ON
COTTON AVENUE, BETWEEN
VELVET AND PLUSH STREETS.
JAMES CHEEK, DIR. QUACk,
LAWYER BRASS AND MR.
FALSE METALS METHODS.
STANDING ON TIE ICE BRIDGE
OF PRETENSE, THE BRIGHT
SUNSHINE OF HONESTY WILL.
SOON MELT IT, AND THE VA
TIERS OF FORGETFULNESS
WILL COVER Us OVER.
From our Regular Correspondent.
New York, February 27.-It preached
itself to me in this way. Come and
lunch with me on Wednesday and !,
thinking it meant a chop and a cup OF
tea and a bit OF toast. gladly accepted
the invitation. But when l got there,
I found my lady in gorgeous negligee,
there were seven other guests, and, IN
the little dining room was luncheon
fit as Mother Goose says, Ito set before
a king" Now, l happened to know that
her husband was a clerk who got a
very small salary. and that she had no
fortune of her own; consequently, TINS
elaborate luncheon either represented
debt or theft. Theft in this way. that
inst so much comfort would be taken
from the Woodworking husband, com
fort that he had right to have, to
crafty the pernicious vanity OF a Wo-
man. I could scarcely take a mouth
full, and all the time ! thought TINS one
thing-the cardinal vice OF American
women is-pretense.
THE DAUGHTER'S BIG WEDDING
Mrs. Younghusband whose people
are kind and loving. who have com
Portable income, but many mouths Il
ill 60 into debt that their daughter
NAV have such wedding as she de
sires. She appears in white satin, anC
is followed by a troop Of bridesmaids
in dainty frocks. There IS a large re
ception. q rich supper, and the COINS
away on the wedding trip, for Whlcf
Younghusband himself has had to saV'
the money, and which common sens'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
WORK FOR THE NEEDLE.

SILK toes and heels to- fine cotton and
Isle hose are claimed TO DE an adyan-
tage I'm comfort and durability.
Black stockings are still in the lead,
bul white and c0lors TO match the
materials of dress are in high favor and
are O. good second.
Some of the very latest black silk
stockings have q thread of gold run
Ming through the fabric Those are
very chic, and need the costume and
the woman TO carry them off.
A black Isle hose with dainty red
rose design. consisting Of full bios
som and green leaves, is exceedingly
prom mced but some would doubtless
say This was q little over doing it,
Scot chevi0ts, unlike those OF the
past seasons. have a white ground over
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03

hope of happinoss. Stop ..m. and
your life as b. WAS intended a
Make it as beautiful r01
it be fair and JUS. THr.
this world half so eo.. ..
cause real justice s
mercy, aid It is what va e r
have given to us, though
by a different name Thu
my friends-think oil IT as
S q contemplate one, am V0-
look at it i'm that way. ] ae
you will get rid of il. f.g
body who has such O pD
the uprightness Of the American
man and the American
present preacher.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
A TALE wrrH q uoraL

Intended for the YOUNG GIRL who lrt,
yes IN Promiscuous Corre.soa sa,,
The Young Girls Owa. a.I o..
bread and milk Journals, lre a7ts
advice as TO how and what aa1 tont.
the Brides aud the Susie, and tl,
shall and shall not write. Iue wr4
page Of daily journalism Also .o--
warnings as TO perils that .'e To- .ai.
the young woman who iue ues lT.
promiscuous correspondent
Various esssyists have OewdIf q
decadence Of letter writing. ..t 81
incessaut admonishing Birdie 20 bell
Greet implies the existence o. ioJ
that is devotedly attached 90 .Hs
pondence. For the benefit OF areir-
who may read IL the iollowing e
cident is given. About wees l-lt
well dressed men seated then sos
an elevated train. Presently .t
them pulled out letter and .l-t
TO mis- companion, who With
began 70 read the four clos.
sheets. Finishing be saa
that girl loves you, DICK. .
derstand why--when sae Us a u
you as that letter ind.cata-Ta
90 TO sec her oiteuer E.ce -l
she?"
"Oh, yes, she Is nice 9r. a-.
suppose ought 20 be more a...'
The letter had been passed 't
read with as little ceremony as
been i newspaUer c.Iprnr att ..
tents discussed with as ..te .-l.f'
as II they were market reports.
Brides are disposfi F.. ... .a0.f
hearts inside on v0.H rf.
gentlemen irera.
thought Of this coarse t.a-
ton Of a girls c3n.1raee
them from putin ''- tH' power
cad TO bellttle them B. .fe n1a,..
Vogue.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03

Quick as a fash, up went the dia-
mond framed monocle TO the eye OF
Julian Gordon, and she said, with her
inimitable drawl. that drawl that IS
50 pereectly we'll bred, May 1 ask
what YOU used to call the fiat that you
lived in on Cotton avenue There
was no answer to the question, but
nowadays. the fat on Cotton avenue
between Velvet and Plush streets, is
invariably called THE Hut because
for once. honesty downed pretense.
How far does it extend? Not long
ago young plymouth. the son OF
well-known clergyman, coolly said:
Il dispise ministers; they are all
frauds. I don't believe in anything,
and 1 shall always do exactly as /
please. But of course ! am going to
study for the ministry. for. with faith
er's reputation to back me and my
good looks. I'll get a soft birth, have
all the women running after me and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03

Haste makes waste,
said when he borrowed money
ice cream for his girl the .-'
salary was due, but hore'..''' A.
time I'll have before ] have g, lay .
interest. Boston Hera.l
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03

all the money 1 want And he was
ordained the other day He is quite
as vicious as any so-called man about
town and yet he puts on an immacu-
! late robe of pretense and then laughs
because the world is so easily fooled.
THERE Is MR.. CHIVALRY FRAN
CHISE.
And
He was on the reform ticket. He is
going to clean out the political drain.
He made no end of speeches, Of which
the keynote was reform, reform and
always reform. Now he is in. And
he laughs to himself and sells the Off
ces that are under his control and fills
his pocket with money gotten by dis
honest practices, and still is bra2en
enough to go to public dinners and
regrets that his power is not greater,
so that he might do absolutely as the
people wish. 1t is our national vice,
and it comes, / suppose, from our
youth.
ALL KINDS OF HUMBUGS.
It is encouraged by the sad truth that
thoroughness is not required in any
thing. James Cheek, Esq, who, yes
terday was plumber tomorrow, be
cause of his great wealth, edits news
paper. DR.. Quack, who only knows the
a. b. c. of his profession, manages TO
get certain sort of nOtOriety, and he
is called when those near and dear to
us need attention. Mr.. Brass, whose
name YOU see in the paper every morn
ing and whose knowledge Of law is con-
fined to trickery, is eagerly sought by
widows and orphans to save the little
remnant Of money that the living are
irving to steal from the dead. Mr..
False Metal sells me a spoon marked
sterling, which is silver plated. And
we accept all this pretense and try to
believe that what we buy has the YER
liable hallmark on OF. We should de-
mapd that our doctors and our lawyers
| are really men of learning, at least IN
their special branches. We should de-
mand that the editor Of paper should
comprehend good English and not mis-
take disgusting personality for honest
news. We should offer honest hospl-
taIity and not the miserable pretense OF
if TO our friends. We should live, all
of us. within our means. Then there
would be fewer men in the penitenti-
arv. a less number Of women would go
TO the dogs, and there would be more
bappv homes where the voices of little
children. playing cheerfully and low
ingly. ardently, would constitute the
music
BOWING TO A FALSE GOD.
A sermon? Perhaps it is, but it cuts
me TO the heart to see our bright, pretty
American women bowling down to this
false god, and to realize that he rides
over orr generous, loving men as if he
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
SOAs THINGS THAT Aas SURE 10 PLEASE
IHE LADIES'
H'l9 70 HOUSEWIVES - Need Of Haaiy Kitchen
u.'nsis-Work hr the Nssa'o-Ib.1-s
o., Use and Bsaay-Easaioas
Laas. Wins
HINTS TO HOUSEWIVES.

,-- o--'e
.,..-, '.--''o-i ny lnaJ cannot oe Ques-
- 49, ,--5 e-..-0 Nhen sentlAS oueeSe
:, s.--,, 11 siioald always i"! l- o-
49,, nm
$50. 1-a. Us badly rusted may oe
-''ii ~ " en- cleaned by applying several
So,'-9 Oh her osene. Apply and let stand
Ao,iIs ana then rub and apply again
men using vaseline, to promote me
eH o. 'Ae halr eyebrows or ldSles'
e-,.1 4L De applied every nlSht WIN
9 9,-l camel hair brush, ana care
sIl-l pc taken that IL is not aIioNeu
~ Sil eau over lne Iorenead
nav p.el-y niger nalis' ME llieul
anu push lne uesh ABOUT their base
FA-AeFei tleF are washed. l'ellell-
DeI, aI7o' 20 use only Inc snarpseL ana
--C1D cutl el Oh scissor 20 cut lne lOOse
SKIN ana tlen employ sandpaper lot
shloolnlns me INSIDE 2t the mans, ana
Anlsn vain q iill-e p." der ana q cA'l1-
Ol9 aAlu.
Az child . habit or sleeping
with It's wc open, i'm order 70
breathe. a,le. .la matter at once,
before tina most loaths0me Of all dis
eases, chronic cltarrh set I'm. ANY
child that breathcs through it's mouth
habitUally certainly has something the
matter with its nasal organs, and early
treatment viii probably correct il, but
it viii take patience and uuwoariCd 2p-
plication 20 accomplish it.
TO ward of an incipient cold I'm a
child give it q good. hot bath I'm a warm
room. Then rub the chest and throat
with coal OH and heat If i'm. Over that
nut IDeral ruoOlnS or NdseiiAe' huo a
Ioll Jhe emu UP lu d ulCe ''- 'l -
tAet VIII cover ll an over anu 1o-N AZ
40 pea, GeneI'lily lIls VIZ - IN ~ - =
colo lnaL mas just started, anu 1lso
symptoms OF Group. III the nol'fseueSs
1s OF croupy nature a hail .e-is yOol--
tul OF Yaselne slFen in"aIuly - Ho'
bad.
TO make g09d oollllon' OF peer yea,
put pint OF cold wafer 10 et-cu po-He
OF oee--cul -ne Deer ileo az ie'-9~ 49,, 49,,
pleces-anl SET lne NesseI on --i7 o]0N
oil the stove Lo sumner lOI az l9.'SC ga ~
hours -el s- ~ 20 "a -. s--,f1
cooN -'t az .-'7- -''-- ON - ia ---,t1o
4, .'.'- -''.-s. s,+o, ~ c1es-, brirbt
NV N9l 0-L', p0.A o-- -t.., .,.Lf+o
vessel gnu yo1 IN D. '-'- >-.-,i ,,,,ilr
anu e--- OF V-9 e77' o-0
and h---a pieces OF cary W , -.
win teeasoo- 49,. ,,6e,,
STR, sel.le anu sIe III. a.
ready lo serve A5@- ~ s''-'
Fl, 49, I.,---. -spIv the white glass
49, - '-. .,.,-,+ ~ ,,ossess q. prettv red
,,-,-- -,,-t,- +he ou from the bowl and
nots n square piece of rev flannel
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
RnWING no A FALSE COD.

A sermon? Perhaps it is, but it cuts
me to the heart to see our bright, pretty
American women bowling down to this
false god, and to realize that he rides
over our generous, loving men as II he
were in the car of Juggernaut, killing
in them all honesty OF purpose and
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-02-12

These shoes have the retail
price STAN ed on the sole, and
they cannot be sod a higher
figures.
Once purchased you always
call for them.
There are three grades, 3, 4
5 dollars, equal to other shoes
selling from 6 to 9 dollars.
Frisco dealers hardly handle
them as the profit is SO small.
Carson people dealing in Nlr-
gina City will do well to call
on
Robert CIeator,
"a South { Street.
Virginia City. Neyada.
dec 9
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-02-12
III (l||I!l|
w TIL
PRENTISS
R1@ctifying Pill.

You're BoUnd to Take Thu III.
leaves NO CONSTIPATION, Cures it. as
ve2l ~ Biiiousness. sEc;l headache
M ;Es;a~ia. The emily coMFOaTABLG
i'll in the sy0F!fs. Sold by All siFGE-
Sists or Sent bay mail oE receipt Of
price. 90 cents per bot. PRENTiSS
CHEMICAL CO., 4s1 California Street
san Francisco. Cal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-02-12
THE SOUTHERN
- Ns 93ijaS y
PACIFIC COMPANY.

Commencing Saturday Nov 24.ls04,
and until further nOtice,trafns will
leave Reno as follows: S:2J a. m.
Daily Atlantic Express, trains for
Winnemucca. Battle Mountain. Pals
asie. Usden,aI East. Carries only FIRST
class passengers tE2rGUgh and local.
Dining ear 10 Ogden.
4 30 p. rn. -ssaiiy- Pacific Express
train for 1riscl8ee. sacramento. Ben
celia and s.an francisco, arriving at
S:S5 u ssf oInecaiHg at sacramento
at 1925 a sn. with the New Orleans
Express fsr Fresno. SANTA Bafbara-
Los Angeles. a;.u EsiagO. also at S:i0
D. IA for Woodland and knights Land
lag.
g:G5 D. pa. DaiIy-AtIantic Express
for gsinaen,Wcca. Battle Mountain
PaKisale. OgdeR and EAST. Carries
FIRST and second class passengers
locai and through
s .:sb p. Hi. Daiiy-Eaeiffc Express
train for AoseyiiIe, Junction. Sacra-
mento, and an Francisco via Ben
ecIa arriving at 0. d. Il. IN. connects
at sacramento with train leaving
at 10 go a III. for Stockton, LathrOp,
San jose. San Francisco. Fresno, Los
Angeles San Diego: and East. via New
Orleans: al 1850 n. IA. for Williams.
willows and Reddins; at 1908 p m.
for Red Bluff and at 1850 p. m. for
NarysviIle, Chico. KedGing, Portland
and Puget sound points.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-02-12
THE DEPOT SALOON

This cosy establishment, near
the depot. always supplied with
top notch goods. Elegant card
rooms In the rear. an5 reading
room lit by eleerrlcit, Al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-15
DRAMATIC DREAM.
How the Imagination Plays During the
| Hours of Sleep.

A curious example of the dramatic and
m%ythopoetic quality Of dreams. and OF
the power Of COMPRISING time, was re-
lated to me by a lady. says the Illustrated
London News. She. in her dream, was
sitting in her room looking out on a
beautiful. clear. autumn twilight. She
heard a knock. heIalding visitors, and.
going down stairs, found two strangers
in her parlor. one She recognized-a rela-
tive who had died In her childhood. He
was n little old gentleman in a brown
dress Of the early part Of the century.
With him was a handsome lady In a
Spanish mantilla. They had on the table
before them a small. ancient irOn-bound
chest. At this moment (still I'm a dream
a servant entered with tea, or some re-
freshmen. and 10! the visitors vanished.
The servant went out. and there were the
visitors again. They had opened the
Golfer and displayed two sets Of old, vel
low documents. one was a list Of securi-
ties: one a list Of names. The Edy In the
mantilla explained. while the gentleman
nodded assent. that he and she had been
betrothed, and that she had died be-
fore their marriage. The old gentleman
had gone abroad at the peace Of Amiens:
had been caught and detained on the out
break Of the war. and this had led 10
some accident in his affairs by which
the Golfer and It's contents had been neg
lectcl. and the securities were still laying
unclaimed.
They are" said the lady of the man
tilks, NOW in the keeping Of Messrs. -
4 knock ut the door. Enter the maid
with tea in flesh and blood; disappear
ance Of the dream. The solicitors name
was never communicated.
Now, the dream-mind clearly started
from the maids first tap at the door.
This was the knock announcing the arri-
val of the visitors in the dream. All the
rest OF the scenes were a myth. invented
by the dream-mind to account for the
first half-heard tap. The dream-mind
created the person Of the old. forgotten
relative. and invented. without any as
s%lstance from conscious memory. the lady
Of the mantilla. and her love story and
her death. The box. the securities, all
the dresses. the properties. were impro-
vised by the droam-mind and placed on
the stage Of vision.
All this vas done, all this drama per
formed, merely az Il myth. accounting
for the first tap. and everything was in
vented. stayed, and acted in the moment
between the first tap at the door II the
second.