LOS ANGELES DAILY HERALD. Published evei> mi.riilng except J. .'I. ItASSi:i I. Editor niitl MrtitMßer. TERMS FOR DAILY HERALD: .vr it ii until. by. mail ur express SlO six IlllllltllS " ■• {, Three mnnllis •• '• • 3 "Htvered by curriers, tier Week '-nuts ufFICK— He—lei ——rrri iMkMMi Job I'i'luitiiir liaiiNe, spriuu street, opposite the 1 eiri Hoiimo SOCIETY NOTICES. Masonic Notice. > I.om Anirelea 1.0.1:,'-.' No. 42, V. A «R A. M.—The stated meoting-i of this 2f ''od«earo held on the llrst MON- Day of each month at r.-.ic p, m. Members of Pentalpba, No. 202, and ■II Master Masons in good stAnrttng aro cor dialiy faylted. s. c. FOY, W. M. Ciiah. SmitK. Secretary. au2s-ly—fi Jt HE.\TAM'HA LOIIUE, No. 202, -/yXS— K. A. A M. The stated mectlnirs ol J\ this Lodge are held on the THIRD MONDAY of each month, at 1 p.m. liv nrderofthe W> H'!« ;an)l " W. W. Robinson, Hoc'y. Los Angeles Chapter No. 33, R: • A:- M: , *» sSV * ti Slated convocations ou 2d i // MONDAY of ouch month at \L£, 1% 6 m. at Masonic Ball. So fr\ JpM jtrnminf compaiunns In good standing cordUally invited. By Older of tho H. ft | « w. 11. A. Kinn, ft „,/ Secretai y. Los Angeles Council No. 11, Royal and Select Masters, F. & A. M., Holds its stated assemblies on the till Mon d'iy of each month at Masooie Hall.atT ;JU P. m. Sojourning Coinpanl ns |n good standing a.c taternaliy Invited touttend. Ay order of the Th;- Ul'. 3, F. Recorder. " TEMPLAR. De LionCommandcry No. 9, Holds us staled oonelaves at the Asylum In M .s ,n!o Hall, on the Third THURSDAY Ol mob mouth, at 7 o'clock ft K. Sojouininc Ku glits Templar in good standing are cor dutlTy Invlteu to attend. By order <.f the_ mm* * Vi* j.t.'. litti,ekiei.li. ReoorUflr. |. Q. P. F. Angellto Lodge No. 1»5, I. O. O. Regular uicetinns ol this Lodge ure held every MONDAY ~v , , :l t N o'clock, ul Odd Fel- In w Hall, Downey Blook. V.siting and so ionrnlng brothers In good standing are in vlted to uttend. J. KUHKTS N. G. E. Nk.itzkk. R. S. nn» liolden Mule I •- t .c No. 100. I. O. O. f. IK Regular meeting hoi I on FRI- !• \N EVt NINO of each week ut : 7 t-2 o'clock. Sojourning brothren '"fw"' in good standing are cordially In »lted. By order, m „ _ A. G. TABER, N. O. B. c. Truman, r. s. I.oh Angelas Lodire No. a.t, I. O. O. *'. sI&HtL. Regular meeting held on WED ittmgb N EsD \Y h\ ESI oi cueh we. k ■' V■ o clock. Sojourning bn h- ren in good staiiuing arc B >r.ilully Invlled. H. WARTENBURG, N. G. A. Frank, R. «. Orange Grove Encampment, No. 31,1. 0. 0. F. jMaestu. REGULAR MEETINGS held on the second end Fourth TUE3- DAYS of each month at 1% v. m. '%»wW* sojourning Patriarchs In good .tmidingar. cordlallv invited to attend. . H. WARTEN BERG, C. P. B. Makxskn, Scribe. § Knights of Pythias. OLIVE LODGE, No. 26, meet, every fhursaaj sveuing, atsociock, | at the Cnstle-UallS, Downey Blook All sojourning Knights tn good standing aro cordially invited. , _ E. F. DE CELIS, C. C. J. H. Tarn, K. of R. S. apH ff Improved O. R. M. MMouilitac Tribe No. 50, Improved Order Of Red Men, meet* every TUESDAY EVENING at 8 o'clock, at their Wlgwatn in Good Templar Hull. All visiting brethren in »o(>.| standing are cordially Invited to attend. L. M. HOLT, Sachem. U. T. Payne, Chief of liecorda. anlgir Confidence Engine Company No. 2. „ REGULAR MHKTINGS of this i iyii t'onipiuiv Will tuke place on the j -JHa Uib and tlnrd VVednc.s.lH> eveu- ! Ingot each month,at7:3oo'ciock. | I Z2S&%& ! - °b*McLKLLaN, Secretary. sel2-ly UnMSSSSSWBSSS^fSSJSJSSSJS!* 1 !!!? PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. DR. H. S. ORME, PhysioittiA antl Surgeon. OFFICE IN LAN FRANCO BUILDING, No. 71 Muiu street, over C.J. Heiuaeman A Co.'s drugstore. Rcsiaeuce, Spring street, between sixth and Seventh. UfJice mail's, from IU a. M to ift M. (eg) tf Dr7 A. 8. SHORB, PHYSICIAN. OFFICE—N Mtrly opposite the Past Ofllce. RESIDENCE—Corner Spring and Third Sts. i bird door South of 'Pnru-Verein Hall. oci-tl—2 m. d.. PHYSICIAN & ssURGEON — OFFICE, No. 11 Spring sireet, oppposlte Temple's Bank. Rksidknce —teeond cottage Sciith of Turn-Verein Hull, SpHng street, Los An geles.Cal. mrlB-tf SAIVt'L W. BROOKE, M. 0., Physician. Surgeon and Obstetrician. OFFICE—In Lanlianco's Building. Main St Office hours—B to 10 A. M-, 2to 4 and 7 toB ft M- Residence, No. 'J4O Main street. d^Jtt DRTsT Vw^IfCELLT HOMOZOPATHIST, HAVING BEEN A PRACTITIONER FOR over thirty ye.irs und now settled In Los Angeles, tenders his medical services to Its citizens. Office at his residence (tor the present), on Sixth street, bo.ween Main and Spring streets. au2l lm* J. LUPPO. M. D., SIGNORET'.S BLOCK, NO. 13 MAIN ST. .Kcsldenee, Eternity sireet, No. »0, cor ner High. Office hours—9 to 11 a. at., il too ft M. and 6 toB P.M. Lingnal-English, Espafiol, Frunyalse, Deutsch, Itallano. uu2l tf PROFESSIONAL CARDS. H. FLEISHMAN, 7»H Malu Street, Downey Block, LOS ANGHLE3. AGENT' i Ihe German steamship lines from aud to Europe. Collections made, documents copied, etc., in the most satisfactory manner. s«22tt V. g. MAXWKI L. »• X- ADAMS. MAXWELL & ADAMS, A'J'I'ORXKYS It laav, Allen's Building, comer of Spring and Tem ple streets, Los Angeies, Cel. ectUf Mercantile, Law and Collection Office, No. -11 Kpriua; Street iGround Floor ■. OHO. A. AKMBI IIONO. CHAS. O. JOHNSTON. ARMSTRONG & JOHNSON, ATXORNKYB-AT.LAW, WILL PRACTICE IN ALLTHE COURTS, but give special attention to the col lection of claims in the stute, and Territo- Hfs. 2 J. E. GRIFFIN, Law and Collection Office, ROOM 22, TEMPLE BLOCK, Lou* Aiinclos. Cal. ma. Special attention given to Collect lons and Probate business. myl-tf-2 Los Angeles Daily Herald. VOL. V. BUSINESS CARDS. KYSOR & MATHEWS, A it c ii i r c: tm, ROOM No. 1* HELLMAN'S BLOCK, COR uor of Commercial and Los Angeles .■streets. apSStf—*l C. I£. SA.NOKU. (J. H. 8K1.1.. SANGER & BELL, Arcliitootea null lJuilclorsi*, Room 0 Downey Block, boa Angeles. SOLICITORS of PATfCMTM. nplOtf mT w7 f 1 er~ry7~ IJOOK L 5 I N DE H. Downey Block, Cor. New High and Tenmlr streets. • oeMl-Str* Mrs. AUSTIN & Mrs. WOOD. (:•. uccessors to Mrs. Farrell,Lanlranco block,) TAKE pleaanra In annonnclng that'they have i'-'moved lioiu their room above the American Bakery, and will continue the business b.retofuieconducted by Mis.Karreii. Fashionable Dr<*»«iiink.iii|r, Cutting-, PUtlnir. Ac, promptly attended tn. -sepl2l-tf. VETERINARY SURGEON OSCAR C. BALDY. V. S., TREATS ALL diseases of the horse. Can be loiind at corner Fourth aud Fort streets, Los Ange les, Cats au2tf—2 FORT STREET LI VERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE, CALVIN L. PORTBB HAVING RENTED the ■tiWea on the corner of Kort and Fourth streets, will conduct a general business in his line, satis incilon guaranteed and charges moderate. Call and sec. auifl lm th tc Goodenough Horse - Shooing Society OF CALIFORNIA, HAVE OPENED A SHOP "enr tho Temple street siuble.where they are pre pared to shea horses in such a manner as to prevent and mire (,uarter-cracks, bent knees, split 10 t. Ooms, thrush, contracted feet, etc. IW ALL SHOES APPLIED COLD. "SM Call and examine for yourselves. Town rights in Los Angeles county for sale. aultf DRUGS MEDICINES. C. F. HEINZEMAN & CO., Successors V !. B. SAUNDERS A 00 DRUGGISTS AND CHEMISTS, ?-« Main Street. LOS ANGELES. ! The CHOICEST TO I LET ARTICLES, the j PUREST LHUGSand PATENT MEDICINES j of oil kinds. BJr Prescriptions carefully com i poundbd day and night. no2-tf—3 TN~ilrvr a st 6 iiE: V. CHEVALLIER HAS OPENED AN ELEGANT DRUG Store, In SICNORET'S NEW BUILDINC, i Main St., opp. Pico House, 1 Well assorted with fresh and puru medicines ! Also a splendid assortment of I PERFUME, HAIR BRUSHES. SpongM, and every toilet article from tho best houses of the United States and France. American and French patent medicines. tCngHstli, Kronen nnd ttpsUklala Lnnjt«itlt«.'* sipoken. V.Cnevalller has been estabiishe l In San Francisco since'ill, and liis long expe-i.uce in tliedrug business Will recommend him to the confidence and patronage of the people and median! fraternity of Los Angeles. sep2. f .-tf H. F''LLEB. N. C. CAHTER. W. S. BOLL LAVS NEW FURNITURE HOUSE. The Los Angeles Furniture Co. Have opened a salesroom at No. 179 Main Street, And are manufacturing new styles of ASH AND WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS, TABLES, ETC, CALL AND EXAMINE. J. 9. JOHNSON, BLACKSMITH AND WAGON SHOP, SPRING STREET, Near corner of Second, (RICHLINE'S OLD STAND) ALLO FOR SALE WAGOITS OF MY OWN MANUFACTURE. All work don* In first-class style, and WARRANTED i<> SUIT. Jc2itf M. KELLER, RISING SXJlsrf — AN I* — LOS ANGELES \' I N E YARDS, Corner Alameda and Aliso Streets. CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA PURE WINES AND PURE BRANDIES. SHERRY, HOCK ANEGLICA, PORT, ELDORADO, and MADEIRA •mmr m ms wn mm • i All of these Wlnea arc recommended for invalids. iJ*>tr LOSIANGELES. SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBEII 17, 1875. MISCELLANEOUS. MRS. T. J. BAKER, LATE OF SAN FRANCISCO, WISHES TO INFORM MM? of Los Angeles that she Is ready to cut and At Pattern* of all kinds. Children's Fa - terns a specialty. Also, teaching ot Mrs. Cur tis' model. Room 24 Hcinch's lllock, coraor Commer cial and Los Angeles streets. ocd lm A. GLASSKLL, H. H. SMITH. A. B. CHAPMAN, U. St. BMITn. GLASSELL, CHAPMAN & SMITH, AT LAW, OFFICE—TEMPLE BLOCK np-stalrs, Lo» Augeles, California. oc2-tl—2 GEORGE J. CLARKE, NOTARY PUBLIC-COMMISSIONER OF Deeds for Arizona, and iiroker. Office, Wttoabl * McDaululs, Downey Block. Ju ISetl—2 A. a JUUSO*. J. W. OILLKITB. J.S. SMITH. Att'y at Law JUDSON, GILLETTE, & SMITH, I7HA.TJ€3rHXS3IEIV. OFFICE-In Welfskill building, New High street, mr!7 JOHN GOLDSWORTHY, J\EBVTS V. B, MINING AND LAND SURVEYOR and CIVIL ENGINEER Room 6. Downey's Block, Los Angeles. novttf —1! W. .S. RUMBLE. MICH Q. GAERTSER. RUMBLE & CAERTNER, CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEERS AND Assayers. Olllce, Room 15 Downey Block, Los Angeles. References—Col. Baker, Gov. Downey, J. W. Gillette, and others. ap2i If CHAS. S. HtANB, Notary Public and Conveyancer, rt» I*9 Downey Hlocb. npl tf TUOS. 11. SMITH. ALBERT M. STEPHENS, Late Ot Memphis, Term. SMITH & STEPHENS, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. LAW AND i7O ELECTION OFFICE,Rooms 37 altid as Temple Block, Los Angeles, California, P. O. Box No. 01. N. IT.-Our facilities for making collections through reliable agents and attorneys in evory city und town in the United States are unsur passed. my 22 ti daw A. 11. JtTDSON. J. W. STUMP. JUDSON & STUMP, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT Law. No. 37H Spring street. nulstf J. B. MCCON'NELL. J. I>. BICKNJCLL. J M. ROTIICHILU. McCONNELL, BICKNELL & ROTHCHILD, ArrOENKYS AND COUNSELLORS AT Law. RoomsM and il,Temple Block, Los Angeles, Cal. ap2u tf wacassssMsssssssssssssHMssssssasaaaasssssassaaaa BANKING HOUSES. MERCHANTS' BANK, OF LOS ANGELES. Capital - #000,000 OO JOHN C DOWNEY, • - President ISAIAS W. HELLMAN, - - Cashier F. LECOUVREUR • - Ast. Cashier. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: John G. Downev, Charles Ducommux, L M. Hellman, O. W. Childs, John S. ghiffin, M. Keller, F. Lkcou viieck, C. E. Thorn, Isaias W. Hellman. EXCHANGE FOR SALE ON ' N«w York, London, Oublln, Frankfort, l'nrisi, Berlin und Hamburg. Receive Deposits and Issue Their Cer tificates. BUY AND SELL LEGAL TENDERS, GOVERNMENT, STATE, COUNTY, and CITY BONDS. Will also pay the Highest Price for GOLD AND SILVER BULLION. From and after this date, on all monies left as TERM DEPOSITS in.crest will be allowed, in rltf THE BANK. WM. WORKMAN. F. F. F. TEMPLE TEMPLE & WORKMAN. TEMPLE BLOCK, LOS ANGELES. Receive Deposits, Issue their Certificates and transact a UENERAL, BANKING BI SINKHS. ORiW ON THE LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO BAKU [LIMITED], AT SAN f HANCISCO Exchange for sale en Ntw York, Hamburg, London, Berlin ivnd Parie, Frankfort. Legal Tenders, Bullion. Gold Dust and Gov eminent, State, County and City Bonds bought and Sold. Receive valuables for sale keep iik. -10 l 2» Br o uG/ 1 Per day, at home. Terms ©Oh *s£yJ free- Address G. StinsoN A Co., Portland, Me. my 28 ly "Cramming." Dr. Fitzgerald, in his address deliv ered before t tic Sonoma County Teach ers' Institute on the IJOtli of last Sep tember, gives the subjoined on the practice, now so common, of cram ming many studies into pupils. He remarked: The evil of cramming results from attempting to do too much, Did you ever attempt to eat a ruilway dinner at a railway oatiug house in ten min utes? In that ten minutes you take your beefsteak, your ham and ejjgs, your butter, your sausage, your pota toes, your cold meat, your tish balls, your coffee, your hot cake, your Dis cuit, your corn bread, your stewed ap ples, your cornoil beef und cabbage, your pickles, your pin and your pud ding—all in ten minute*. This is cramming. And this is the process which finds it* analogy in our public schools. There is, however, a differ ence between the railway dinner and the course of study in our public schools. Tho hungry traveler need not eat everything he sees on the ta ble In ten minutes. Jiut the poor vio tiin of cramming must take his read ing, bla geography, his grammar, his arithmetic, Ids algebra, his philoso phy, his physiology, his zoology, his drawing, his botany and the rest. And he must take it all in a hurry. He must cram. And to add to the evil, and to the miseries of the poor teach er, it is no uncommon thing to see sixty or eighty pupils in a single room under one instructor. I visited such a room in Santa Rosa recently. The teacher was a lady of experience and real ability, and was toiling nobly In a vain effort to achieve the impossi ble. She understood and deplored the imperfections of the system, but what could she do? Tho programme was marked out for her, and she had to hurry and cram as best she could. Sixty pupils iv one class are thirty too many. TOO MANY STUDIES. The prevalent practice of burdening the young mind with a large number of studies at the same time is extreme ly injurious. When small children are hurried and worried with half a dozen studies, sitting up lafe at night to get their lessons, and "cramming" as they plod along to school in the morning, it is murder — murder of common sense, the tnurderof intellect, the murder of health anu promise. Suppose you grown-up people were compelled to recite long lessons in three new studies daily in addition to other tasks taking the part of your time? You would break down under the pressure—you could not perform such a task. And yet tender children are required to do this, and more. The result is a very few of theaptest pupils keep up with the course, the slower oues drag, and tho slowest give up in despair. This system kills some, makes superficial scholars of others, and does a grievous wrong to all. We should have fewer studies, and make the instruction given more thorough, Ono study mastered is belter than cramming with a dozen. Orthogra phy, reading, penmanship, arithmetic and grammar are the studies in which the pupils of our public schools should be thoroughly grounded, letting the '•ologies bide their time. The "olo gies" are well enough In their place, but there is no wisdom in this cram ming to get a smattering of them at the expense of solidity or learning in the branches of a practical business education. poor men's sons. The sons of poor men can stay only a limited time In our public schools. At an early age they are compelled to leave school to earn their bread or aid in supporting the families to which they belong. From two to four years at most is all they can spare for school ing, lt is therefore important that this brief time should be used to tie best advantage; that they should be employed, not in cramming with a medley oV crude science and burlesque of art-culture, but in penmanship, arithmetic, English grammar unu book-keeping. The children of the poor are those to whom the public school system should bo adjusted. The poor constitute the vast majority. They are dependent on the public schools; the rich are not; their money will command educational advantages denied to their poorer brethren. At the time the son of a rich man is get ting ready for the high school or col lege, the poor man's sou, with a sigh, leaves school forever,and goes to work for his bread. There maybe no injus tice in this, though there is inequality. Inequalities of condition have always existed and always will oxist. But in tbe name of justice and right give the poor boy the best advantages you can while he is permitted to attend school. Plan your building so that it can be finished, though it be a small one, In stead of planning a grand edifice and finishing nothing—an ill-contrived and chaotic mass remaining only as a costly monument of folly and waste. We should attempt less and be more thorough in what wo do, Let us have fewer studies, smaller classes, longer recitations, and no more cramming; let us have more substance and show. Some men are contented with but half a chance, while others have the largest kind of opportunities which they don't know how to take advant age of, and so are continually bewail ing their ill luck. Annual Meeting. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MUTUAL AID O Association.—Principal pltice of busines , Los Angeles, Cal. The third snuunl meeting of themembers of the Southern California Mutual Aid Asso ciation will be held at tiie secretary's ottice, corner Temple and Spring streets, Los Ange lcs, Cel., ou Tuesday, October 26, 1873, At 10 o'clock a. m. , for the purpose of electing a Board of eleven Directors, and for t he trans action of such other business as may legally come before the meeting. All members will be entitled to a voice nnd vole In the meeiiug, either In person or by proxy. Duted at Los Angeles this 27th day of Au gust, 1875. j. c. KCOOXAB, President, L M. Holt, Se, ietui.v asMtt NOTICE. ALL PERSONS owning shares In the East Los Angeles Pioneer Building Lot Association will please pay their installments at the office of Barbee A Gates, 8% Commer cial street. aulltf LINES OF TRAVEL. LOS ANGELES DIVISION SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD. AND S T E A 31 I] X S. CHANCE OF TIME. On and after Monday,luly 2tf, 1875, and until further notice, trains will run every day as follows: LEAVE LOS ANGELES: FOR AURIVB. San Fernando _ _ J:00 am. 4:usa. m. Anaheim «::«J •' saw " Wilmington 10:20 " 11:85 " Colton „ _. 1:80 P. M. 6:3u " Wilmington i:Ou " S:is " Anaheim -4:80 " 6:i» " Sun Feruaudo 8:10 " 9:10 " TOWARD LOS ANGELES: LEAVE. AKKIVK. San Fernando 4:10 a. m. 5:30 a. m Anaheim 7:00 " 8:80 " Colton 7:,0 10:10 " Wilmington 7:45 " »:o0 " Wilmington 1:00 P. it. 2:l. r > v. M. Anaheim., _ 6:to " 7:40 " San Fernando _.U:oO " 12:30 a.m. "ON STEAM Kit HATS." Time of trulns between Los Angeles and Wil mington will be varied so us to connect with steamer. Trains are run by the tlmeof Messrs. Fisher 4 Thatcher, No. 67 Main street. All papers publishing S. P. R. R. time table ure requested to make changes in accordance with tiie above. ap23-tj E. E. HEWITT.Supt. Jf. li-. JfcsL • SPECIAL NOTICE. On and after —— October 17th, 1875, And until further notice, the trains that con nect with steamers ORIZABA and ANCON, or tho stoaiucis that may take their place, will leave Los Angeles at3:oo P.M. octlt E. E. HEWITT. SMALL; KLSM, P£RKINB STEAMSHIP COMPANY. San Francisco and Los Angeles. S C HEDUL E. I — — 51;. 5, i 5 p« w ti ~ Arrive San' . . .' *f ■ JtaMOHMP, C| a ~i 3 a,j :e»3 i 3 £ i. 0 Jr. I s . « 'is is [S [3 f[i s *g Leave Snta !, ■ • • • b | | Monioa. \| : lUlt}• it ° s ■ iD I = i i WJL I | Lrave San ! ,• I'edro. ij!:::::: : j : o:::i a | ! =2 iicielr? s«/n .• m Jx ,• MfJrc, U ......... a— c«11 = Arrive Snt I j \ i I |_. Jfbnfeo. hi* h:• la -o : - ilsiS' hs i j j j ay % ScCS ta« ,e *sssa!ura»"* \a*Hl Leave San [J • aej = a Francisco. ......... £. j 7ic-'"i< 25r, jijS* t :s ! !c j j :c i i : i * 21<9 ija? IJaM i a c;s J _c— o c ~-o 3Bro 2 c _ v jl2*g Steamers SENATOR and MO HON GO g" 'o Anuhelin Lauding. Los Angeles and San Diego PER STEAMERS ANCON and ORIZABA Leave San Pedro for San Diego October 2,8, 1,4 19, 16, 30 and November 5. Sau Francisco, Sun Dletfo, and Way Ports. Freight steamers leave San Francisco every two weeks, carrying stock and combustibles. VICTORIA, It. C. steamers leave San Francisco about every two weeks. I'iuns of Steamers' Cabins at. Agent's office. For Passnce or Freight as above.or for steer age tickets to and Irom the Principal European Ports AN D EMIUUANT RAILROAD TICK ETK # From New York to San Francisco, apply to _ 11. McLELLAN, Agent. Office, 61 Malu st reet, opposite head of Com mercial. lunB SYDNEY COAL FOE/ S .A. Hi IE BY THE Los Angeles Gas Co., At tbelr \Torke, IN LOTS TO SUIT. octli Im. WILMINGTON EXCHANGE HOTEL. Only first-class hotel in Wilmington. This lio'el bus recen'ly changed hun-ls nnd Is now flrst-elass in every partleular. Free coach to and trom the depot. IlyloBm> PERRY WILOMAN, Pioprletor. YOUNG MEN Who may be suffering from the effects of you thru I loilles or indiscretion, will do ,yell to uvuil themselves m'this,the great i-sl boon ever laid ut the iiltnr of suffering humanity. I»r. KI'INNEY will guaran tee to f v teit $500 for every cuse of seminul weakness, or private disease of any kind or character, which he undertakes nnd fulls to cure. He would therwtore suy to the unfortunate sufferer who may read this notice thut you nro treading upon dangerous ground when you longer delay in seeking the proper remedy (or your complaint. You may be lv the fllst stage: remember you ure approaching the last. If you are bordering upon the last .and aro suffering some or nil or its ill effecti. re member that If you persist In procrastina tion the time must come when the most killful phvsiclan can render you noa- ur case is beyond tin reach or medical skill, or before grim death hurries you to a premature grave. Full coarse of treatment i 2'- Send money by Post office Order or Express, with lull description of case. Call, or address. UK. A. B. NPINNET, I.lodAw y No. 11 Koarny st.,s. F f*BKSBiaB*BBnnIBHnaBBHnsMMMsBM NO. 19. ALA RMING S A C*IR, I P I C E! Balng about to make extensive improvements in my Store, I am compelled to aall out my en 11 pi stock, constating in part of DRY GOODS, Clothing, Fancy Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Groceries, Liquors, Cigars, and Crockery, WITHIN SIXTY DAYS, POSITIVELY! Also, a Complete Assortment of ACCORDEONS, FLUTES and GUITARS, and aa I am compelled, to vacate my store wttbln the tima specified, I will make no distinction—EVEßY THlNG MUST 00, COME ONE! OOME ALL!! Come on Foot, Come on Horseback, bring your Wife, your Sisters, your Grandfather, your Uncle and the Children, your Friends and all the Neighbors, and let them all get here in time to SECUEE GOOD BAEGAINS Corner of Plaza and Upper Main Street, above the Catho lic Church. oc2 3m J. P. GUERRERO. WHITTELSHOEFER & RAPHAEL IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES AND WINDOW GLASS, Requena street, opposite U. 8. Hotel. LOS ANGELES, CAL. my mi THE GRANGER WATCH HAS JUST BEEN PATENTED BY JOHN W. TUCKER & CO., JEWELERS, 131 Kearney Street, San Francisco. IT IS THE BKST WATCH EVER MADE IN THE UNITFD STATES, AND EVERY Farmer, Mechanic and Wlnershould have one. Price, In Silver Cases: 4-oz., $40; froz. <43; niii., toO; 7-oz.. $55; 8-oz., $6U. Will be sent to any part of tn* United Htates, C. v. D. In Gold Caxes from $100 to $200, depending upon the weight of th. Case. We keep constantly on hand a large assortment of Gold Chains, Jewelry, Diamonds and Silverware. ar Repair Watehea and Jewelry. Send us your Orders. Why pay 20 to 40 per cent. proQt to country Jewelers wh.n you can send your orders through Wells, iargo A Co. to J. W. TUCKER & CO., 11l Kearney street, and get s better article at irom 2u to 40 per cent leas. Take ho>.a and save your money. ap2t ly BANKING HOUSES. LOS ANGELES COUNTY SAVINGS BANK MAIN STREET, Loss A«jrcl«Si Cal. CAPITAL STOCK, :::::: 5300,00 v President J. 8. BLAUBON Vick-Prksibekt —J. M. GRIFFITH DIRECTORS l J. S. SLAUSON, J. M. GRIFFITH. V. A. HOOVER, ROBERT 8. HAKE it, J. BIXBY, H. R TICHENOK. GEORGE S. DODGE. Open for business from 10 a. at. till S P. at., and Saturday evenings from 6 to * o'clook. Deposits received In any amounts. Money to loan ou real a .tutu in amount* and for length of time desired. JlyO-tf-5 CHARLOTTE CONSOLIDATED GOLD Mining Comp my.—L >oa lon of principal place of business, Los Angeles, Cal. —Loc.itlon of works, Co onel Mining District, Los Ange les county. Cal. No. ice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board ot Directors, held on the 12th day ofOctober; 1875, an assessment (No. 5) of (48) forty-six cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable im mediately in Gold Coin of the United states to the Treasurer, at his office. Any stock upon whlcu the assessment shall remain unpaid on Monday, the 2-' d day of No\ember, 1876, will be delinquent and ad vertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment Is made before, will bo a-dd on Sat urday, December llth, 1X75, to pay delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertis ing aud expenses of sale. J. L WARD, Secretary. octH-td-wy Office, No. 5 Los Anareles street GEORGIA & FLORIDA..n^rt« icguiu loueoigiuor r lonua should subscribe for the Morning new*, puidlshed at Savan nah,Uu. Daily. HO; Weekly, S2 per nn num. Advertisers desiring customers in these Slates should use its columns. It i* the best paper in tit* Southeast. Specimen copies sent on receipt of five eeuta. Address J. H. ESTILL, Savan nah, Ga. aullimdaw SUPERIOR GRADE FRENCH AND SPANISH MERINO RAMS! Foi Sale by th. San Fernando Sheep Co. For further particular, enquire at 11. NEWMARH'B, Or at the premises, thirteen miles North o Los Angeles.on theelanta Barbara stage road ,e2 Ira >. LAN ILKBSIIt ML LOS ANGELES WEEKLY HERALD U published every Saturday morning. TERMS. Oaeyear,by mail or express, single copy...* as Sir moniha, ** " * ... 11* Throe " " ■ « » ... Iso Advertisements Inaertad at reasonable rata* ▲II KUade suT Jrfb- Wora dane mm Caw pete witb Ma a Fraueiseo Ist Price, «tyle, and Elegance ol Workman'.blp. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A RARE CHANCE Elegant Villa, Orchard and Vineyard Sites — IS Til* — SAN GABRIEL FRUIT BELT. ALHAMBRA LAND. MESSRS. WILSON & SHORB, The proprietor* of theAlhambra Titct, nea the Mission, will offer for .ale, la. wmli tract, in the vicinity of the reservoir where th.wst.i lt now flowing, irom Two to Three Hundred Acres Intending purchaser, can inform themselves of particular, by applying to C. CABOT, Temple Block, Or at Lake Yin.yard, to B. 0. WIbSOS, tp2Btf J. B.B4HTH WHORIA Certificate of Partnership OF THE FIRM of Cason A Pchmltt. doiug business In theclty of Los Angeles, county ot Los Angeles, atat. ol California, a. Restaurateur*. We, the undersigned persons, hereby c-ttfy that the above oescribed partnership Is com posed of th- following persona and no others, whoxe names and places of rctideue. are aa 10l lows, to-wit: C.Cason, Los Angeles. (ieorge H. Scbmhf, Los Angel... In witness whervof we have hereunto af fixed our hands aud seals t his Ist day of Octo ber, 1875. C. CAMoN. [MAX.] GEu. H. St. HMITT. [.BAL ] State or Cai.ifoeni»., 1 County of Los Angeles, j On this first day of October. In the year 117*. before me, A. W, Potts, County Clerk LosAn- Keles county, personally appeared t'. t smid and 'icorge il. Sehmitt, known to m* to be Ibe persons who». name, are .übseribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me t hat they executed tbe same. [seal] Witness my band and official seat this nrxt day of October, 187.5. A. W. POTTS, Clerk. By C. W. Oopt.n. Deputy Clerk. oe» Assessment Notice. FttrmerV and Merchant.' steak ot Leo Aoajelee. NOTICE hi hereby given tbatat a meet ing oTtbe Board of Dfeetora of the Farmers' and Merchants' Bank of i.o. Anio lea, held on the list day of July, 1R75, an as sessment (No. 7) of fifty dollars (•*•) per sbar. was levied upon the cpi al stock