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Los Angeles Daily Herald.
VOL. XXI.
ON ASTHMA.
DAILY HERALD.
nbtuhrd .r.ry morning, except «Icr.<l«jr, by
JOSEVfI D. LYNCH.
TRRMB Oft DAILY HERALD:
« .nmim, > mail or expro* 17.00
SI I ino.K !■», I>) mm ior exprw. 4.00
Three months = w
tINUVRRRO *T C.RRIKRB MR WIRK, 15fl.
vVEEKI/* tIEItAIJ).
fl Ht.l-.H- > RVRRY SATURIKT MoRKIIITII
TERMS:
un* yt'.r, by ußll or express, one ropy #2 00
91. uantli., hy mall or exprew 1.00
Thre.' month., hy inuil or <-x(»rra, tto
AUVF.KTIKKMKNT3 liwrtul at reiuon.ble rate.
frr All kind, ot Job H orlt done te compete with
Sun t--riii.-i.H-o in pric-, style and eleu'mee ol
* orkmanahtli.
IT IS A COMMON KRItOR to suppose every
diae**e which iri attmded by opprejwid hn-atli-
Dg tv he AMi'llMA or t-iintwic. We have short
nein 01 breath in Cunsuuiptiun, liromhitis and
Pneumonia, just mm we do lit Asthma, only I.
thtitM-d.tH.-uae-.it ii ilwhvn present, whereas in
Asthma it occurs in paroxysms.
Asthma In a s|>usiiititic dlscasa of tho
which manifest* itself in periodic attacks or
"Ills." It eofliesoii suddenly, and is attended
with great d.ih. L:li\ ni }„,. .thing while it lasts,
hid when the attack is over the patient breiUties
almost as well as in health.
Tho Asthmatic Ht in yeoineori at any time,
day or night, hut moat coiiiuionly occurs sfler
midnight :i!id beloio morning. The patient is
suddenly awakeiK-d by n dirrkultv of breathing,
a feet hi* of we (flit, ..r eoustiioit m of the eheht.
It feels though It were bound, lie sits up in
bau, pants or k-.-p* (or breath, and, in bad caavs,
eulla lor the doom and «iiidow* to be thrown
open. lYraplration standi out in large drops on
the forehejui, the faoo looks haggard, the lip*
are livid, the extremities cold, mid the heart
heating violently.
I'enama badiv afHiet.il with this rise I*4. aro,
during thu fit, insensible to everytidug save the
deaire fur air. 1 have known tliein to rush to
the open window and hang over the Bill tor hours
In mid*, niter, utterly regardlea* r>l the cold.
The feeling is precisely that of luipefistin,; BUffu
c-itioii, and the poor sufferer endures for a time
all the agony ot DKOWNIiINCI or nlow NTKANII
ULATIoN.
Hut happily lor the patient, his confidence
never desert* him. He fi eln that it will soon be
ever, and then he will get relief. After a longer
or shorter period, according lo the severity of
the ease—generally a few bourn the TIOIIT
NKJWatthe hott-ui of the ehett lelaxM. the
breathing U-coniea deeper, the patient ran
riPKAK and OOUOII without dilthulty and be
Bins to expectorate freely. At l. worn out
by the intensity of his sufferings, he fails asleep,
and the attar is. is at an end.
NKKVotJS, lII'MIH an.i DRY ASTHMA are
names given tv different forms of this disease.
KMPAIVHKMAU another and nnre inveterate
kind of Asthiua, while I lay rever of Rase cold is
a peculiar variety of Asthma which occurs at a
c-rlalu Season oi the year. Each ot these forma
.»' disease differ somewhat from the others In
syintoimi, hut practically the-e didlnctiufM are
of very little value. It nt mitter to the
patient which form of Asthma bn has since his
■uffrrings are the same in all. In one case the
expett<>raiioii Incomes Yellow, and we call it
bronchial. In another it Is Hunt, hiiJ we call it
dry. When he coughs up clear water, with a
white froth on the surta.e, we say be lias humor
al Asthma. In i.e.vuits asthma there is very
little expectoration of any kind. Hay (ever al
ways liegins as a crying cold in the bead or la>
rfuenxa, and a clear water runs from the mn
and the c>ee for some time before the Asthma
fit coined on. InVmphvaetu a th. expectoration
is generally thi. k. and continuas so in the inter
val between the tits. While the shortness of
breath Is increased on thu slightest exertion.
There is no rule whit h can be -aid lo lie uni
form in Aathrnx In one jiersori tbe dlseasa will
entiri hp .a-i off after a single atlaek, ami re
main veil tor week's. In another there will be
several fits in suc.*ssi.>n. with only short inter
vals between them, and then the patient escapes
for a longer peri d. In some the fits occur regu
larly atatut 'd time-. Some asthmatics hieath
bent in tbe c. ty, while others cannot pass a night
In town without suffering an attack. One pre
fers ib« low lai d as a place of residence, and an
other can only sleep on high ground. X paitieii
lar exposure of a room will often make a differ
ence, and 1 have known people who c uld sleep
on one side ef a street and not on the opposite.
Ihe smell of hay .roses an I even of the stable,
with many is sufficient tn bring on a paroxysm.
Home cannot drive behind horses, or endure a
eat in the same room.
All this must seem estrange and aim j t absurd
to those who know nothing of the disease by ex
perience, but thote who are afflicted with It un
ite) stand the matter. Se seii-itive are some peo
ple that they cuntot enter a drug store where
ipecicnauha la k- p. without experiencing an op
pression in breathing.
Asthma depend* more on atmospheric causes
than other lung di-iease-i. The mucous mem
brane is morbidly Bensetive to every change in
the air, in tha excess or dertcienry of its ozone -
in the presence of Miuokc or dust; in its tempera
ture, humidity, or even I npref iiaoee with tbe
delicate fragrance of flowers and plants. Pew
people have any idea of the powerful influence
exerted for irood or HI by what we inhale. Ihe
air ia the great source from whence we contract
moat diw-ases and it ia only by em ploy lm/ it as
the narrier of remedies th it many of them can
beciir-d. This is peculiarly the case wiih alt
diwai aof the air passage and lung*), of noae
more so than Asthma.
it Is a f<kdish concert of many people to be
lieve thst if they bare Asthma they cannot git
consumption. The truth Is the very opposite.
They are more liable to fall into consumption
Ik cause they have Asthma. Another klea is,
that Asthma it-elf Is not adangtrous disease,
ann yet the published bills of mortality for tnts
city prove to all who read them that great num
ber* lose tneir lives every year.
Without courage and perseverance nothing is
rumble. Hut with these, aided by proper and
•skillfull treatment. Asthma can generally lie
cared even after tbe hinga aro extemdvi-ly dis
eased. Ami tloa can only be done by tho proper
u»e of Medicated Inhalations which reach every
part of the de*l siirfaces, thus rendering
lung diseases as amenable tv treatment and as
easily cured as any other class of di-e •>.■■«.
M HIhTON WILLIAMS, M. !>.,
■76 North Main Street, Is a Angela, Cat.
P. s. inn k Horss, from 10 *. m. to 11*
Sunday from it..'.,- m.
ONE DAY'S FISHING.
Oue morning when Spring was In her teens—
A morn lo a poet's wishing.
All tinted In dellc.te pinks and greens,
Miis Hessie and I Went flshlri;.
I In my rotuh and easy clothes,
With mv face «t the sunshine's merry;
She with her hat lip: ed down to her nose,
And her ncae tipped - vice versa.
I with my rod, my reel and mv hooks,
Alld a hamper tor bmeh.mn r. .v-nes;
She with the bait of her comely looks.
And the m me of her golden tresses.
Su we sat down on ihe sunny dike,
Whe-e the whiU- p .11 I lilies te t. r.
An I I went llshing .ike <paint uld Ike,
And she like Hun .n Peter.
All the noon I lay in the 'Ight of her eyes.
And dreamily watched an.l waited;
Bat the ft b were OWttnlJty, and would aut rise.
And Mao baiter alone naa halted.
AIII when the time tor departure came,
Th ■ b .g was as flat as a fh'Utider,
An.i ties-iy had neatly hooked the game—
A huiidred-ajid-civrhty pounder !
11: st?n Uazette.
Items of Interest
Crop prospect! are wonderfully good
in Mauitub...
Italy supports France in her demand*
fur international control in Egypt.
The Mayall rubber factory at Keadiiip,
Pa., has been burned; loss Sv!uo.«JU.
The linn of Reid & Smith, merchants
of New York, made an assignment yes
terday.
At Sin tfield yesterday the Americans
defeated tbe Yorkshires in a game of
La Cross.
The spinner* at the Union Mills, at
Kail River, have rt -turned tj work at re
dltCed wages.
Trout of small 4<ze are being caught iv
tbe Sonoma creek, many Hngerlings be
ing atao taken out of the ljaguuitas.
George R. Srutua was fatally Bhot last
week in Jseksoii county, Oregon, by the
accidental discharge of bis own pistol.
A landslide, eighty feet long and thirty
feet deep, ocenrrt'd Sunday morning
near tunnel 5, about six miles south of
Calienle.
A young tramp, name unknowu, was
killed on tbe railroad Sunday, while
stealing a ride on the brake beam uf a
freight car.
The Governor has appointed ft. M.
Aiuswor h Regent of the University for
a term of sixteen years, vice himself,
term expired.
Pftfl. Sheridan, formerly porter of the
Clarendou Hotel, Portland, has been ar
rested and charged with sotting fire to
tbe premises.
The body of a woman found drowned
in the Muds'.ii on Saturday has been
identified as that of Miss A. Hazard, re
ported to be missing.
Estrada, editor of one of the Cuban
papers at Key West, yesterday cowhtded
Juan I'aroda, who is alleged to be a spy
of the Spanish Consul.
John Lowell, son of Judge Lowell,
who just returned from the Snpremc
Court bench of New York, killed bun
self at Buffalo yesterday.
The Northern Pacitie Railroad wood
abed at Kitzville, \\ T., was burned
Friday night, with several hundred crods
of wood. Loss, $H000; uninsured.
It is reported thst an aocident ec
cufTed on the Denver and Kio Gratid.
railroad last Sunday, hy which several
persons were killed. No particulars re
calved.
Isaac Sylvester it under arrest at
\\ est on, Eastern Oregon, in charge of
setting lire to the towu last Winter, hy
which nearly the whole place waa de
stroyed.
The freight boat Transit, which has
been undergoing repairs at the shipyard,
has been launched and is now receiving
the finisliiuK touches alongside the mole
iv West Oakland.
Tbe body of a man, supposed to be the
missing teller of (ho West Side Rank,
found in the Hudson river, has been
identified as that of M. O'Brien of 421
West street, New York. Foul play is
suspected.
Father Mm of the Italian Society
of St. Leonard's Catholic Churcb, whose
name was associated with a certain a!
leged curious mouey transaction, has
brought suit against the Boston fftntl.f
for 1100,000 damages.
LECTURE COURSE.
MRS. FLORENCE WILLIAMS
Will rire a course of Six Lecture, on eminent
Author**, on Hondavs, Thursdays and Saturdays
at thn Parlor- ~f tne Presbyterian ' hureh, <v.r
ncr of Second an.i Port streets, comoiencintr on
Honda, Mar U»<h,
At 8:30 r. m. Subjects Edwin Arnold, Baliar,
Octave Peuiliet, TotirKeni.lT, Swiiibourne,
Errkmano-Chatrain.
Tieketa for course, »3. Single tickets 75 c+nU,
to tie lift I at the door. my tfitf
FARMER* SIMM ID LOOK
To their interest in buying
Agricultural Machinery
TO GET THE BEST.
The following well known Implements will he
recoaiiis- il as the best in the market, all of
then ha. Itne been awarded TH X HIQIIRST
HONORS h, ever, competitive contest with
other ma. hinerv for .irnilar purposes.
Vdriami: "Bi < km,"
Mower and Reapers are tha lightest and most
durable, Ths
Leading Harvesters of the World.
The Schuttler Wa^on
I* the heat in the world.
Taylor Sulky Rake
Without doubt the best Rake made
THE HODGES HEADER
Is the host improved and most practicable
Header in the market.
HICF.'S ENGINE
fa the oid. ifrill, tmrerssful straw burning
Knaii.e.
THE "COLO MEDAL" SEPARATOR
Savt-s train whore other threshers waste, and
other thresher made Also sole aventa for *'*
(Hidden * Brinkerhoff Patent Steel
Barb Fencing,
The standard Barb Wire of ihe country. Com
bines effeetl, enesa, etreutith and durahilil, and
cheapness. The
"HOWE" IMPROVED SCALE
The moat act iirate, durable and simple i-cale in
the market Send for Descriptive Cntalritne.
HAWLEY BROS. HARDWARE CO.,
- »Jo» .in. no and ni
LOS ANGELES STREET,
t oi Aniteles, Cal. ».,■■■•
DR.T. C. MM, THS HCALTM OFFICER,
lias taken Room No. It in the Loa Angeles Ho
tel, corner lnr*t aud Lns Angeles streets. He
will remain in his office from « to id a. a., to
vacr innate tho** who may vvUli i , at the hand*
of the city.
La Crontea «my myttf
REMOVAL.
Mm. A. J. Adams has removed her dresainak-
Inir establishment to the Schumacher Block,
Ri>oui oppoiito the PostonVe, w here she W
prepared to attend to the desires of her custont
ira. miff iw
Press Pleasantries
The advocate of lax on raw material!
has lit. eye od the oyaltr at a half-shell
rut.
A young husband in this city la sufTer
iug from a eevere case of tumor. It's
I*o twins.
One of the most responsible positions
In this country ia held hy a Washington
llllWl woman. si,., does up Mr.
Brewster's ruffled thirta.
"A book peddler wna nearly choked to
death " "There !we do not rare to
read further. There are too many
"oeartys" in such cases.
An unnecessary formality: "Did you
Present Charley to your father?" ".No;
didn't have to. He gavo himself away
before I had a chance."
Barbere always have mirrors in front
of the chairs in their ahop* m order to
enable their victims to see how a man
luofaa being talked to death.
A correspondent wants to know if
there is more than one religious denomi
nation that believes in feet-washing. It
is sincerely to be hoped that there ia.
A Mississippi man advertises a runa
way wife as follows: "High cheek liones,
with upper front teeth out, cripplfd in
oue foot, cross-eyed and quick-rpoken."
That man don't kuow when be is well
off.
Well np in her mythology: Tommy—
"Hade, « bat's •mii'aatiaii' waeeelia. or
feminine?' Madge—"Why, feiniuioe,
i.f course." Tommy -"Why?" Madge
" Why, idle waa the mother of inven
tion."
Ao old opera revised: Things are sel
dom what they seem; skim milk m.s
iitieradea as err am; lard aad soap we eat
for chaeae; bnlter ia but axle arcaae.
Itealer (in a whisper)—" Very (roe, ao
you do."
Misa Terry says the women of New
York are the handsomest and the most
intelligent of any in America. Before
aneenug at the Udy'a laste and ignoran
ce it should be remembered that she did
not •hit Itakota.
The cherry tree: "Papa, wb.lt ia the
tariff?" aaked a ( longreaaman's little boy.
(lazing compassionately at tbe youthful
knowledge aeeker and sadly ahaking hia
head, his father replied! "My eon, I can
not tell a lie; I do not know."
•Mamea,"aaid Mrs. Rhine, "wasn't It
mean in thoae New York Republicans
making ac, nation against yout"
"Mean! l ii....1. red Ja,ne,;",n«„!\Vh V
it was rank t, „,. U „,„ , ftwt ~,„
sale of my new hoa* at least 2000 copies."
••Cleorge " remarked a akeleton of tbe
lamented James K. Polk, gently tapping
tbe akull of tho late Mi' Tlallie to at
tract the .leceaaed SUtesman a attention
"the dem md for the 'old tic ket' keepa
up. Iso't it mmmt time lor ynu aud me to
put in our bid?"
R. B. YOUNO,
AROHITBOT,
No. 113 Sonth Spring Street,
Will snper.ntend the construction of huildiiurs
nr.'J 3m
BOSTON MASTIC ROOFING.
Fire and Water Proof.
In uso for t*rentv veara and the best roomiur
on the Pacific ('east.
UKO. M. THOMIMON, feet*,
apnntf iiOJi Ue Anirsles street.
Bock Beer
On di am lit
TO-DAY nl lOl.h'H HA I. I.E.
Oppoalt. th. Court House. art? Jt
LOS ANGELES. FRIDAY MORNING. MAY :>(). 1884.—SIX-PAGK EDITION.
HALK 4 Cd. HALK & CO.
HALES ROYAL ROAD!
.1. SI. Hale & Co'h store is a Public Highway and
throngs of people are passing and repassing from early
morn till dewy eve. This highway is open to all, and peas
ant or prince may travel on it with perfect safety.
Their principles of business are likewise broad and
Comprehensive and easily understood. The foundation
of that business is built on a concrete of go-a-licud-isill
integrity of purpose, urbanity of manner, gen
eral courtesy, one price, strict application ami
with a will-power to carry out what they calculate to
be right.
In addition to this Ihe markets are closely watched; our
European buyer is on the alert, our Eastern agent
with an experience of 4o years, is culling the choicest
wherever the opportunity offers itself. Our San Pran-
CisCO Jobber lets nothing slide through his hands that
is worth catching on to; in fact, a ceaseless vigil is
kept on every avenue in the markets, and we might in
truth say the whole of the commercial horison is
scanned daily, and if it presents any change that bears a
profitable appearance it is eagerly taken advantage 01. All
this tells largely in our favor, and, coupled with the fact
that we haave SIX business houses on this coast to
buy for, gives us a big weight in the business world, our
purchases for the year ending March 21st being one
million and a quarter, the discount alone reaching the
figures of sixty-five hundred dollaiS, thus paying
the running expenses of the whole of our estates; expen
ses therefore is an incubus for which our patrons are not
assessed.
It is easy to see then that the Hales Command the
Market, whilst with the majority of the merchants the
market rules them.
Another reason of our success is that we import
direct. We purchase the bulk of our merchandise from
the manufactories. We have therefore no middle men
or agents to pay except our salaried buyers. Yet with all
this we are somewhat in a fix; this continued eye on
the marts engendered too much buying, and that is exact
ly how we are placed to-day and the reason of our pres
ent forced sale. Our buyers have over bought, and we
naturally suffer, but judging from invoices and advices re
ceived, we can easily cover our loss by the immense
values to arrive. Up to the Ist of June then, sell is
the order, and that edict is irrevocable, the goods must
be sold, and those that are wanting or likely to want will
do well to grasp the opportunity, for most assuredly
DRY QOODS were never offered at such a TERRI
BLE DISCOUNT as they are now at
J. M. HALE & CO.,
7 AND 9 SPRING STREET, LOS ANGELES.
jVOTIOE Z
LICK PAPER MILLS I
May 15th, 1884.
We have appointed Messrs. Phil HIRSCHFELD &
f!O., of Los Angeles, Sole Agent* for Southern California
and Arizona for all our products.
THE LICK PAPER COMPANY.
Referring to the above, we call attention to our
IMMENSE STOCK of MANILA, HARDWARE,
Fruit Wrapping Papers
AND NEWS PRINT!
Being the Mills' Agents we are now prepared to sell at
Mill Prices.
PHIL. HIRSCHPELD & CO.,
Wholesale Paper Dealers and Stationer*.
may t3««r
BHDU OTIOV IKT PRXOXISt X
On and after date, until further notice,
RICHARDSON & SON,
IIKAI.KRS IN
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, GLASS, ETC.,
If*. 9 Mouth Main attract. (opuo.lt. child. Opera House)
• 111 reduce the price. o( Pan it. nil., ate., aa follow,, rit: ,
Collier White Lead, ... $6.60 per cwt
Germania White Lead, - - - $6.45 per cwt
Turpentine, in cases, .... 50c per gal
Boiled Linseed Oil, in cases, (strictly pure) - 72 Jc per gal
Baw " " „ " " " - 70c per gal
Dry Colors, ..... 30 per pound
All other paint stock in proportion. Terms strictly cash.
myall
Bryant Howard & Co.,
IMPORTRRS OF
Paints, Oils, Varnish, Glass.
FROM THIS DATJ OUR PRICES WILL IE AS FOLLOWS:
Pioneer White Lead, ... $6.75 per cwt
St. Louis White Lead, - - . $6.60 per cwt
Omaha White Lead, ... $6.45 per cwt
Turpentine, in cases, - s oc per gal
Boiled Linseed Oil, in cases (strictly pure) - 72 Jc per gal
Raw " '' " " " - 70c per gal
Dry colors, - - - - 3c per pound
All other paint stock in proportion. Terms strictly cash.
ape lm
NKW TO-UAY. .Vi:u TO DAY.
The People's Store will re
move to their new and com
modious quarters, Nos. 41,
43 and 45 Spring Street, on
or about June 15th, 1884.
Los AftaSUtß, Cm-., May 41, 1884.
A. BAMBERGER, Esq., Pear Sir:
In conformity of lease entered into between you nnd
myself, under date of Neveinber iotli, ISB3, having refer
ence to the store in the new building known as Ktlllliller
Itlock, I beg to inform you that said store will be ready
for you to take possession of by June sth, 1884.
Very respectfully,
CAROLINE BUiVIILLER.
Removal Sale!
In removing to our new store which we are fitting
up with entirely new fixtures, it is our ardent desire to
stock it with entirely new goods. To accomplish this re
sult we have concluded to throw our entire stock on tho
market at removal prices, confident that, although weigh
ty, it will move in the short space of time alloted to us,
and make a marvelous and illusory change.
THE PEOPLE'S STORE MUST MOVE!
So Must Its Stock !
AND WE KNOW HOW TO DO BOTH.
We will show and tell you personally how it will be
done when you visit us. You surely will do so, as it is
your gain and our loss.
FIXTURES FOR SALE.
People's Store.
E. Martin & Co,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
244 NORTH MAIN STREET, BAKER BLOCK.
Just received, direct from Louisville, Kentucky, two
carloads of fine Whiskies, straight goods, 100 proof,
which we offer to the wholesale and retail trade of Los
Angeles at reasonable figures and conditions. The ship
ment consists of 150 barrels cf
ARGONAUT WHISKIES,
OF THE FOLLOWING BRANDS:
"0. K."
"Our Favorite,"
"Our Own,"
"J. F. Cutter."
Parties desiring first-class goods, straight, pure and
unadulterated, are invited to call and examine the finest
stock of
Eastern Whiskies
Rver brought direct into Los Angeles. This house, a
branch of the oldest and best known house in San Fran
cisco of the s.»me name, offers to the public an assortment
of goods without its equal in that line. It carries a larger
stock, bought at lower prices, than our competitors can
afford, and particularly in the list of
Old and Well Matured Wines,
Can discount any of the numerous barrooms, called whole
salers, whose advertisements fill the columns of the city
newspapers.
Give us a call and we will prove our assertions.
E. M AETIN & CO.,
444 North Main Street, Raker Block, Los Angeles.
IiAWVKRB.
tj W. MORTIMER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
74 Temple lllwk, Lo. An«e|o.. 1.e«.l .k„,i» in
Kfnrland .nd Canada in, I
BRUNBON. WELLS * LEE,
ATTORNKYS-AT-LAW
Itooni. 11 to 18, Haker Dloek, Loa Angele., .-»!
Ptaetii-etnall State and Ked. iaH .iuit.. «
Hll ltS, 1,1 l is Sc BENTLEY,
ATTORNE YB-AT-I. A W,
SO AND 87 TRYIPLR BLOCK. LOS ANOIXKS.
eullotf
J. O. IIo*»rd. Jon* UnTaan.
HOWARD & EOBARTS,
- Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
Wilcox Block, 4il Spring St., tm Angelea.
jieeMt
JJayid Lyon,
AT TOR NKV-A T- L AW,
Itoom I, Downey Block, Lo. Angela..
«»>
W. f. OAROIKBK. »■. a .TRPIIhaat.K.
Oardiner & Stephenson,
Attorueyn an Couuitelorß at Law
Orrica— Koom. 1, 2 ami S. Allen Block,
VOIINKH OK SPRING AND TKMPLE STS
rebSltl
QBORGB J. OL.ARK.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No 111 Weet Unit iitrcet. Aeknoaledgeinent.
ot all kind, t.ten with le/al exactne«i. mytlf
A O. HOLMES,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Room S7, Temple Block, (Main street side.
afilStf
ORIFFIN JOHNSTON,
Attorney-at-liSw and Exam
iner of Titles.
Room 4 Allen block, corner Spring and Temple
street., Lo. Angeles, Cal. my It tf
D. M. ADAMS,
ATTORNKY-AT ■ LAW,
Room 77 Temple Block. Janlltl
J. Brousseau,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
arum w and 57. bakk* block, mmv
JNO. S. CHAPMAN. J. A. OK..VKM.
Graves A Chapman,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
ROOM NO. a BAKKR BLOCK. 'ellt
PHYSICIANS,
P. R. FROST, M. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SUROEON.
Special attention given to all lorins of chronic
OrricE llorsa - 9 to it *. sr., Sto 4 and 7 to 8
r. H. DayXjnd night calls answered at office
3S N. Main St , Room. 17 anil 18, Phillip. Block.
may l stf
F. OI W. CRABS, m. 0.,
HO M OEOP ATHIS T.
Rooms 35 ami 30 Baker Mock. Office hours,
Ma ». to 13 »., 2 to 4, and 7 toB r. m. noil tj
W7w. ROSS. M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office and residence No. 321 South Bpring
street. Lalande Building, Room. 11 and 10. mylOtf
M. P. CHAMBERLIN, M. D.,
OHIs i rooms 4 and s No. 29 South Spring Street,
Los Angeles, Cat.
Office hoara. 10 to 12 a. h„ 2 to 6 and 7 to 8
M.;Stmdays, 3t05 r. H. The poor will receive
advice gratuiteu.ly from 4too r. v. Will attend
to evils from residence, Chicago avenue, Boyle
Heights, mornings, evenings and all hour* of the
night, obstetrics am] diseases of women a spe
cialty Charges reasonable in all canes, mye lin
HENRY B. LATHBOP, M. D.,t)
PHYSICIAN AND SURQEON,
OFFICE and RESIDENCE. Rooms 1 and •>,
Solomon Hlock, 44 South spring strei.t.
OFFICE HOURS-8 to 10 a. a aad 1 to 4 and
» 1° 7 r. a ssaaes
Dr. J. S. Griffin,
OFFICR AT RESIDENCE, 14 S. MAIN STREET.
Otßos Honrs- » to 11 a. al., 1 to I and 7 to 8
Residence—East side ot Main street, below
First. mini
Dr. O. F. OiUinghAm,
Graduate and Member Royal College Surgeons,
Rowland.
Graduate and Member Royal College Physi
cians, Rriinburg.
7JN. MAIN STRERT, NEAR FIRST STREET.
Consultation hour*: 9 to 10 a. 2 to 4, 7
to 8 P. al. d«H9 tf
M. Hilton Williamx, MD, M CPSO
(Formerly of Detroit, Mieh.)
IM»e*SiSi of the Mead, Throat and Cheat, includ
itur the Kye, F.;tr and Heart, a specialty.
OFFICE:-*?!. North Main street. Oflioe hours
from 10 a. h to 4 P. v. Sundays, from 4 to 5
p. m. Retddenoe, lft South Charity Htreot. fe<V_Mft
Br. H V Baldwin,
(Late of Toronto, Canada.)
Rooms 4:1 and 44. Nadeau Block.
f»B12 lm
0. EDGAR SMITH, M D
Heel nl Dlmm, lVonli and I rln
»ry Trouble
4WOFFICE:--No. 18 South Main street. Jan24tf
DR. J. P. WIDNBY
Has removed tils office from Downey Block to
WIDNKY BLOCK. FIRST STKEKT,
Between M.ln and Spring.
OFFICE HOURS, { » £ 'J * »
Re-Hidenec, 821 South Hill Street.
Telephone, office 59, House 59 3. JanSStf
DR. J. M WHITE,
DENTAL PARLOR,
South Spring street. No. 31 Brrson Block, Los
Angelea, Cal, jaMtl
«■. *. mm, m. a.,
Lanfraneo Block, 'SaßStr
LOS ANOKLKS.
Eve. Ear, Noas and Throat Diseases treated
exclusively, oettl-tl
Elizabeth A. Follansbee, M. D.
OFFICE, 211 S. FORT STREET
Orrici Hours -8 to in a. w
" " 4 to 6 r, a.
Sixth street cars paw the door. eel2tf
WALTER LINDLEY, Ml. O
Optica AMD RaaiDBMOR
aro. aits fort «t
Next door to Wollwoher'a drug stare,
Telepltone No. 42. Office hotua 2 to 4 F. I
l»r T. O MM,
HEALTH OFFICER.
Office, for the present, room .'I, Llohtenherger
Block, Main street, aliove Finn. OMoe hours
for Vaccinating and otlier oil \ busiiieae, frotu 8
to 10 A. a. fel>7tf
DR. CH»S. A H. Ot SIICITHY.
OFPICE:-Schlimacher Block, opposite Post
office, rooms al and 21. RESIDENCE: Pearl
street, corner Ninth.
Offioa hours:—lo to 12 a. a.; 2to4r.a; 7 to
Br. a. at residence. Telephone No. at office and
residence, Ida Day and night calls answer.,!.
. enaif
Dr. Joseph Kurtz
No. 206 Main street, opposite Baker Bleak
aaTEys ami aar Harases treated with the ear. ol
. ap2B
J. Harmon, M. IX,
County IMiynieian.
MASCABET. BVILMNa, upstairs. Reddenr.
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Office hours from HI to 12 A. a.; from I to Ir. a
apffiat
Ibm. Alio* Hiatal, M D.
PHYSICIAN AND 8 U RO SON
onl.* and Residence No. 10 Feat street Lo
Angelea, Oal. office hoars, 10 lo Iff A. a., 2to
r. a., 7 to v tn tho evening. a2O lm
NKW ADVKKTISKMKNTN.
JV. T
BRIGHT'S
Just Received!
20,000 yards Calico 4 cents
7,000 yards Ginhams 5 cents
8,000 yards Lawns 6 cents
3,000 yards Whin; Pique 6 cents
5.000 yards Dress Goods from 5 to 5o cents
5,000 yards of Brown and Bleached Muslin fi cents and
upward '
5,000 yards of Summer Dress Goods Just Received.
6,000 pairs of Gloves from sc. to $1 a pair
6,750 pairs of Hose lor Ladies at 7 to 35 cents
8,650 pairs Children's Hose 5 to 15 cents
1325 Corsets from 2oc to $1
10,000 pairs of Ladies' Shoes Irom 75c. to $3
7,500 pairs Children's Shoes from 25c. to $1.25
20,000 yards Ribbons from 2 to 75 cents a yard
20,000 yards of Lace from 1 to 50c. a yard
20.000 yards of Jaconet Edgings from .... 2 to 40c. a yard
10,000 Ladies' Huts, trimmed and untrimmed, from 25c.
to $5.
10,000 Children's Hats from 10c. to it.
6,000 Plumes and Tips from 10c. tosr
6,000 Hunches Artificial Flowers from toe to $1 a bunch
Also a large stock of
Boys' & Men's
CLOTHING!
MEN'S HATS AND SHOES I
Underwear for Gents and Ladies and everything kept in
a general variety store and prices are always cheaper than
elsewhere. Call at
239 Main Street.
J. C. BRIGHT.
aar
WOOD, HAY AND CHARCOAL.
HOLMES & SCOTT! 157 S. Sprint; Street. aid
THE BALDWIN,
THf LEAW CALIF
Over W.fvA.OOU hating been evpendtd by Mr. Baldwin in its constriction and furnishing,
Thr Bu.tiw.s in tbe moHt el. gmith appointed Hole lin tbe World. Situated 011 Market Street, at
the intersect* >v of Powell mid Fddv Streets, and fronting on four piincipwi streets in the business
center. Hotel Coaches and C rri,.ge-» in waiting jt all Steamer and Railway Depots. Tourist**
Headquarter*. Spe. ial mn o»*ations for Families snd H .iTini. Prices the same as at
other rtrsl ela>s Hotels, t-' per day. H. H. PKAMstO V Proprietor, fonusrly proprl- ...
etor of the CnsHWolitini, San Fmneiwo
BHLSH UAKUENBKKUII, Chief Clerk. my 23m M A. FRENCH, Cashier.
gTwTrobbinsraTco^
UPHOLSTEKERSI
' 46 South Street. Between First and Second.
Have th. most coiuplrlr stock .1
Lounges, Parlor Suits, Easy Chairs and Robbiu'j Patent Bed Lounge '
in th. Van [..[,-( st> i.'. ot tnmm .nd aoo«i..
We inak. Upholsterim: and HeiMlriug I'un.itTn c . Slwci.lty, and can Mil you good, .t bot
tom price. uiyl'B tm
W M S AM. J. B. THOMSON
ALLEN & THOMSON,
importer, and Wholoale and ll t.il Dealer, io
SUatlea,
NEW Latest Style*.
Lalauile Block, 32 S. Spring St., Op p. Bryaona Hall, Loa Angelea. n.lStf
Calico Mining District Drug Store,
I.OOIIKNOI 1.1 l & SKMiI:MI II 1.. Proprietors.
Constantly keep on haml
FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, TOILET ARTICLES, STATIONERY, ETC
Correspondence from any part of the country in rvtranl to Calico t ..strict will receive attention
HE EE WE ARE!
Willi ANOTHI'.R IXVOICK OK
CLOTHING, IB TO-,
TOR
GENTS, BOYS AND CHILDREN,
Selected expressly for tbe Spring Trade.
Abernethy & Co. f
73 North Sprint Street, Ui. Augele., ('aliforuia. mrlS
NO. 89.