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THE WEEKLY MIEEOE. irritations of the skin, probably from THE OA SAD AY SULKYPLq fjarra ami glancjc. Kobln 1111 road oo Roup. The Liki Was Never Known AS THE REDUCTIONS IN PRICES WHICH L. FISHER CO.

(WVINO. at a reduction of at least one-third from present cost. The Biink of California or a similar banking institution can do the financial business alt over the State to the entire sutitdactiou of everybody, with no fear of loss or delay. The Union will ask for the orange and lemon transportation business of Southern California, and expect to receive it. I would be pleased to bear from you.

W. II. Aiken, Chairman of Committee. San Francisco, Oct. 19, 1S5.

Without a landside. Plows hard, dry or etony land, or any other kind land to perfection and to the entire satisfaction of the best farmers gets away with the other sulky plows so bad that the plow agents doa'tlik it, and very often they don't tell the truth about it. Come and see it. Ak them who use it about it. Send for catalogue.

Kr royal Ik C. OLIVER CHILLED PLOWS. Laird, Schober A Mitchell', fine French Kid Button Bontj. formerly Mid We could not get enough VIN EYAKD PLOWS. Vineyard Plows last season to half supply the demand for now ttl.50.

Curtis Wheeler's Fine French kid, now 5.50 French kid, $4.50, sumo make. Uray Bro. French kid, 50, now $6.50. Kelly Moore's French kid, $8, now Gardiner', Walkingfast now $4. All mi hand :i.rn and hand sewed are now tl less ner pair.

Baby Shoes MORRISON SULKY RLOW my other place in the United Statu. iw Best steel sulky made. at 50c per pair less, which ia less than Every purchaser of a pair of my in a $265 Organ, bought Remember I have Ladies' Kid and Goat Vineyard Harrows, Planet Jr. CultivatorSy Riding Cul tivators, lute. duced 1 50 per pair.

Baby shoes 2 ana upwara. ALL CKr A Vll.iSvm M.f THIS MASSIflVKXT OKOAX. Men's shoes so cheap that you will be surprised by coming in pricing STUDEBAKER WAGONS, CARRIAGES BUGGIES them. All been reduced from $1 to prices, and you will surely buy. Have no equal in this country.

Largest House) In Southern California. All Bailable Goods. Lowest Prioes C. X. FISIlllll NO- 04 NORTH SPRING 8TREET.

LOS ANCELES, CAL. P. S. Remember the 205 Organ is to be drawn on Xmas Eve. LUITWEILER, NARAMORE CART HAY PRESS S.

W. 100. 103 aud 104 J. JU TClUfclORESi REAL ESTATE, HOUSES TO RENT. MONEY TO LOAN.

Ml PATtf 1 ill CAf'T KRT ir-; I Sand for Books and Pamphlets Loa Angeles Street, and Circulars. No to The Made by DEERE A Gilpin buy is where they have everything to selL NO. 7 SOUTH MAIN STREET, LOS ANGELES, CAL. Trlrphmnm Nm. i ttflrm 84, Bimw age.

f' 1 Pmtuffitr How ria Sulky Plow, -It? ArifrH T. T. XAttAJMRE, zidfc It leads them The only Single Lever Sulky P.cw Ml THE OLD RELIABLE SCEUTTLER-WASC3 IT IS THE BEST. Hawley Brothers Hardware Company 58, 60 and 62 North Lot Angeles Street, Dealers In Wagons. Burcles, mills, Scales, Barbed Wire, Eta.

To the Editor of the Agricultural lh-partment tho summer and full of tb first 5 ear after I came to Los Angeles, I noticed that my tautis were troubled with sure beads and blindness, and auppowd they bad the roup 01 aoeeziog catarrh. I went about doctoring them for roup. Some of them got so blind they couldn't see to eat. I caught wme of them to feed them by atulHog the feed into their mouths with my finder, la doing this work I noticed oa their bead, and especially about their eye aorea aud scab, which I had never before seen on a hen's bead afflicted with the roup. I didn't know what to make of it, or what to do for it.

My doctoring for the roup didn't do much good. The hens were (watinualiy scratching their head, aud I suppose that auggeated the idea to me that they bad some thing else than the roup. Manj years ao there was a loathsome disease among the children and young folks in luriiana and Ken-tacky, called by some the itch, by others the Wabash scratches, and by others still acabin (ska-bug). The disease began to show itself in sore and scabs under and about the finger-nails, or between the finger and toes, and if nothing was done to stop it, it spread all over the band and other parts of the body: It seemed a if no greater pleasure could be conferred upon those tifiicted than that of scratching. I don't suppose we knew then what caused that itching any more than so many mules; at least I never heard of it being bugs for many yearn afterwards.

My mother beat up brimstone and mixed it with fresh butter aud rubbed the affected parts, and aoou we were well of it and kept well of it. Here is where I got clue: If brimstone and butter will cure my hands of their itching, why will not the same thing cure these jtieus' heads of their itchmg. Of course I have learned since I had the itch, that about all the doctors agree that it is produced by bags. So 1 examined very carefully for bugs on the heads of the bens, but I couldn't see one. They may be there, all the same, although 1 may not be able to see them, so I'll try what virtue tuere is in the fumes of sulphur.

To make the sulphur clio fast I took one pint of linseed oil and mixed it in sulphur and lard till it was about the consistency of thick cream. I ru I a little of this mixture on the heads of the bens with my finger and they got sound and well, even some of them that were as blind as bats. We had do more trouble with that kind of bugs, for reasons which I may give some other time, till this summer. When I left the ranch I sold all my chickens. After I bad got settled down here, I bought six neus and rooster, and pretty soon I saw that they had the scratches.

Now is my tim. I am armed and equipped as the law directs. I am going to know if bugs cause this itching, and what kind uf 'looking fallows they are. I caught one ot those bens and tied her legs so she couldn't kick, and tied her wtcga together so she couldn't flop, and brought my Orauge-Judd microscope to bear upon her head, and there, sure enough, was the bug I was expec ing and looking for. lie is entirely too small to be seen to any advantage by the naked ere.

He is too shy and ac tive to get a good look at him on a ben's head. He does his work and snends most of bis time underneath the cuticle that part of the skin which h-a no blood and feeiing in it. He comes out frorn there occasionally. But it is a difficult matter to get a good look at him. Being obi iced to hold the microscope in the hand, it is a very difficult matter to keep a bug in the neia view longeoouirn to get a look at bira.

The breaming of the hen and your own breathing are in your wav, but I am hoping one of these days to get a bug into a drop of water on a glass beneath the field of view of a big magnifier where he can be made to look many hundred times as large as he is, but this is a much more difficult thing to do than one would suppose who never tried. One can see the work of these burs on a hen's head very plainly. It is a rascally work for sure, and soon ends in death if not attended to. The itch is so great that a ben will do herselt as much injury by scratching as the buirs do. I don't think the bugs do the eye as much hurt as the scratching does.

Yours, kindly and truly, Rouin Railroad. Los Ajsokles, Oct. 14, l(iS5. rervtc Apple. S.

)V. Jewett, of Shepherd Home, Vermont, writes to the American Agriculturist as follows: I desire to inform you bow I have preserved apples and have kept them fresh and fair for eighteen to twenty months. The syatem is worthy the experiment of fruit-growers in every section. I take the apples ripe and fresh from the trees, at tnis season of the year, and cover them up with dry, line coal ashes, to a depth of fourteen to hzhteen inches. I have apples that have pused two winters thus preserved, out ot d.Krs, exposed to rain and frosr, and yet the fruit came out fresh and fair.

How much longer the apples would keep under these circumstances 1 do not kuow. Possibly eggs, and some other perishable articles, might be kept by this simple and inexpensive process much inger than undt-r present methods. Tlure is no patent on this suggestion, and its sim plicity and light cohL should induce the experimenting of those who desire to keep fruit for long period. UOBTKILTIRAL fnirw poMdtao The Irall-Urow Utram Hamilton, Eq. Dear 8ir: Tour valued ltittr lias been receivt-d, and I you for the kind re membrance aud mention made of me therein.

I kin much obliged to you for the fair and full discussion of the subjects in which frutt growers are interested all OTer the State. The encouragement and enthusiastic support given by fruit-growers north and south, makes the Estate incorporation a certainty and a success. On the 10th of November next, the Fruit Union'1 will be an accomplished fact and a power in the State for the good of all fruit-growers. The business of marketing citrus fruit ia the Est can be done under State management far cheaper, and to better advantage than it can possibly be done by individual or local atwocia-tion frait-stippera, because the volume of business and varieties of fruit offered railroad companies and Eastern merchants will demand and secure belter services, lees charges for freight and commissions than could be obtained by a local corporation shipping oranges "about three months in the year. It is safe to say that an Eaatern merchant would gladly do a full year's business in California fruit on a commission of bve per while he would not do three months' business in any particular fruit for less than ten per cent.

The State management will do all the business through a local board of directors who will see to the proper sanction, packing and shipping of fruit, with boxing and paper furnished change of diet. Horse recovering from fever frequently lose a portion of tne nair iroin the mane and tail. In the latter case it seems to rife from an impoverished state of the blood. In rcirurd to treatment, if any positive cause, such damaged food, or neg lect of grooming, can be ascertained to have existed, measures, of course, must be taken to rectify it. Without euch amendment, local treatment will not be of much avail.

The local treatment consists in dressing the skin with equal parts ot mercurial ointment and soft soap, msdo into a lather with hot water, aud applied by mean of a still hair brush. The new hair will grow rapidly after this application. Besides the above local remedies, it will be necessary to act ou the system generally by a change of diet. Green food. which, bv means of its laxative quali ties, lessens the irritability of the skin, huulu be given.

A bran mash, with tiye grains of arsenic daily, in addition to tne usual food, will exert a beneficial influence on the skin. An eminent veterinary advises this treatment tor pin worm in horses: Let the horse get every night in his ordiuary feed one of the following powders: lake of emetic tartar, one ounce; powdered sulphur and ginger, of each two ounce; mix and divide into six powders. At the end of a week give a dose of physic, such as a pint and a half of Unseed oil or bet ter, a six-drachm dose of Barbadocs aloes, either dissolved in a pint of boiling water or made into a ball with molasses. Watch the feet of your young horses while upon pasture. They are liable to grow out long and break oil, prob ably injuring the foot permanently.

Don't allow the boys to make trials if speed with farm horses. OUR PUZZLE CORNER. Headers are invited to aid in making our Puzzle Depart meat interesting by the contribution of good original charades, enigmas, rebuses, etc. Commuuieations for tliia department should be addressed to W. ri Eastman, Last banner, Ma.) I.

4 Biajraule. A note in the musical sctle Myjirvt you'll Dud to be; My nejci's a downy covering; My third, a vowel you see; Mt fourth ia a kind of cord; Now thene together tied, Will show a chemical a bat nee Of mustard and oxide. Ev. H. 2.

complex. Kaiyiiia. Composed of 8tf letters. My whole is an extract from a poem written by a popular American poet. be 6 wonts tne aennttions of bich are given in the enigma) it placed in the regular order in which they are used will form another extract froui the same poem.

My 4tf, 7, 67, i5, 33, 2, 5K, 60, 79, 22 will name the poet; and 10, 30, 23. it. bU, oo, 14. bi, 0 what as a writer he was considered to be. nst (S.

St. 12. 41. 31 as confidence My us we decline. My tlilrtl Si, denote the time to come.

My fourih'a IS, 22, 30 as adverb Wj flub fU, 1. 11. 14,56.77.83. i is plMln. fair, ur K--M; ixtb 5L, 4 In one sense mesne dly.

Hy fvenUa S-i. homr r.l an elective Uf entitii it, si, iiTe luutc slot -t-i tu live. Hymmn itil, 71. 64, 9i we ne'er shall iter My tenili 4, Ml, 37) we do witn mil dft'i Kien. My 'In nth (g4, 24.5.

la a pronoun, end Mjlwelilii's (.1, 41, deiooct JOn'iJ under' aud. My tinrt-iith 57i if, 6t I trow. My lourteenUi 44, Si) iuen (lie tin 1 fcoow flitecth mrini enTroondcd by. Mf ixieeuUi (31, 37, 4l duib m'tHf. Aly la.

XV, 52. 6. li, Sl abiaii.g. and fcy elKb.t-Situ 41. 56.

8. 20, Wl to bf ai hatid. My oinrt-euth (49.8, 87. SO, 67 1 ibat live st teste. My tw.iuittu.

53,3, afi. 44, 36t la where It rtP. My twenty-Bret (36. 54, doth word no He. My IwPDtj-tuinl'e i76-6.

B0, 7, 47, 17( eooTe F. 3. Dlanao ad. 1. A letter.

2. A sudden blow. H. Diurual. 4.

Lived. 5. Great joy. t). Affirmation.

7. A letter. W. P. Gibson.

4. M-Strff itMtolloa. One word taken from each of the following quotations will form a puss-age of ISciipture. I. If ye love me.

keep my commandments. 2. The secret which the king bath demanded cannot the wise men, the astrologers, the magicians, the soothsayers show unto the king. 3. Thou shalt worship the Lord thy God, and him only shalt thou serve.

4. For the Lord is a great God, and and a great king above all gods. 5. Blessed be the name of the Lord from this time fortn and forevermore. 6.

And I say unto you, make to yourself friends of the mammon of unrighteousness. j.o. n. ss. BRWrB PaaalM of LjmS Wk.

1. Cow-boy. 2. 1, Color ado. 2, Con-verse.

3. Mess-age. 4, Mar-tea. 5, Po-stage. 6, Pi-men to.

7, having. 3. General Grant, Mount McGreg- A i i I ri i I low. Ji 5. 8 IS Haaai't faiueel oa.

Detrott Hew That is the one thing, perhaps, which the election of yesterday signifies that the people, as distinguished from 200 to 300 ditU-mti in each State, care nothing for civil-service reform so-called, and that the chief desire of all Democrat is to bare good D'-mocrrtts in office, while the chief desire of all Kepublicaus is to have good Republicans in otfrie. The civil-service policy of the President has not gained a vote, net, for the Democratic party in Ohio; and, we think, when the time comes around this will be found equally true of New York, Michigan, and other Estates. Thin may be deplorable, but while it is true it is political foolishness to ig no re it. ikalilrli frost Ovlslo. Rait-tlra A PROMPT, SAFE, SURE CURE f'or nusho.

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TBM.t iu I.UBSN. Tfw fill f.T" AI IlBr---llrr I James Montgomery. IIRAOTICAL WATCH MAS EB AND I Jeweler. JJ South Spiiu atret (lb NiIm Peue o'a nc "tore. Special attt-o- Uoo paid to Sue watb repalrlott.

to lt tto All work intruated to my oare will done proiuiitly. oarafully, and witb the beat qaallty of materials. No belter work oaD be done anywbwre; obanrei alwaya mod erate; ordinary watches cleaned for an watch work warranted fur one year; Jewelry of every description made to urdtr in the real desiicns aud neatly repaired. aeadfcwtf si Han mdStar THE EDWARDS a anrce-sf ul adaritatlon of tVe Ga of Ooal nw -fal Will Broil. Hakv.

Boll or Boast to a dearee of nerfection st- tsined by no other fnt-1 Aaeastly lbtHl as Has, and can be ittnpni-hed as readily as it GEORGIA STREET Poultry Yard, JAS. T. BROWN, MS jerj.el St. 1m Anmmi4tm Cm 11 1. Of Its avvfety.

2. Zoriomy of Is.borand luonej. S. Cleanlineas, AU of wtach are proven by its very -xtenelv nee In oar own ci '-j. uall in and see the Burner on es hi bit Ion oil hi RXtcH axip Bi'mr vonrAxr, ttt ir.

ikst street HK.PLY. W. if. Aiken, it-y. Dkak Sib: jurs of the l'Jih inst.

is before me and thankfully received. Since my last to you, we have had a meeting at Los Angeles of representative fruit-growers, in answer to a eall of the Los Angeles County Pomologies! Society. After a full discussion of the chief points, all views were harmonized, and a resolution passed to organize an incorporation for fruit-shipping and irketing for Southern California. A sub-committee of nine was ap- pt in ted to prepare the papers for said incorporation. That committee will m-jet at the Board of Trade rooms in L.

Angeles on the 22d and re-1 port all the details of said incorporation for the press, and soon after call a meeting lor ratification, subscription uf sUvk, election of officers, after which a code of by-laws will be ad opted. Ail dividends are to be made pro raJs on the amount of fruit shipped by i th ftockholders, and all officers to be paid by salary. Alt expenses through middlemen to be avoided as far as possible, and only so tar as is necessary to nuarket the fruit in the Eastern centers will their services be required. All fruit lo be packed under ins pec-1 tion, and all shipments by super-cargo, in train-load. All profits on sales to inure to the grower, etc.

When you get your northern machine in working oider, and we our southern, we will be ready to make su -h arrangements with you a the circumstances may require. Co-operation will be a necessity in regard to some kinds of fruit, but not in oranges. We think you are doing a good thing, and you success in it, but wo have not the least idea of submitting our business to any other hands tb in our own nor do we mean to have complicated with other conditions. Last season we shipped 1403 carloads of oranges, and we expect to retch 2000 this season. This will give ue all the prestige we need witn transportation companies.

Our fears do reaeh far north of Los Angeles. We have more to fear near home. Consolidation is our greatest need, and we can combine the growers in a Southern California incorporation m.icy times easier than it would be possible to do in so large a scheme as yiu pmjtosc. but we expect to find much difficulty in the way of this. If we cannot succeed in uuiting me orange grow tre, you up north certainly cannot.

Our sub-committee are: J.DeBarth Siiorb, Chairman, San Gabriel; H- K. Saow, Tustin; Kev. C. F. Loop, Pomona; Dr.

O. H. Cougar, Fasadt na; W. H. norkman, Los Angeles; J.

iicttnur, Riverside: Frank Kimball, National Cay; Dr. O. P. Chubb, Orange. ery respect! uiiy, H.

Hamilton. OKA.NUE. Oct. 20. There are i-ail to be 140 varieties of domestic fowl, which are more or less raised.

Milk is shipped from Scotland to London ana Mancr.esterin large quan titieb, and ia sold at the stations at pence a gallon. A writer in Bradstreet's asserts that. after thirty-five years1 experience in Iowa, he has never known a mortgage foreclosed on a dairy or stock farm. In Sibley's test garden, at Kochester. 75 varieties of cabbage are on trial.

The JEarly Wood lied, Large lied Drumhead and Vilmorius are considered the best. Experience coadtnues to prove that the planting of walnut trees is a profitable investment of time and money, especially for young farmers who can alford to wait. A small feeding of potatoes, carrots or other roots to horses two or three times a week, will be better than alt grain. Carrots are probably the best rcots for horses, but potatoes, turnips or beets will be better than none. In localities where buckwheat is largely grown farmers find it an excellent plan to feed the bran from it to milch cows.

It is not fattening, but makes a large quantity of milk, more and better than the Iced from wheat. In some parts of Minnesota, says an exchange, two pounds of creamery buttery will buy a bushel and a half of wheat, and while the wheat farmer's tarm is ever becoming poorer, the land of the dairyman is always improving. A Khode Island farmer claims that two weeks1 time can be saved in grow ing potatoes by letting the sprouts grow about three inches long before planting. Much care has to be exercised, however, or the sprouts will get broken on. A baas Horses.

Chicago Hormus.j The long-standing question, "Is colt racing injurious?" is receiving corroborative proof in the negative, through the performances of Clemmie U. auri Phyllis. Both these mares are rejoicing in uncommon speed and stamina this season, lo fact, they are furnishing the grandest proton ed contests this year. It may worth while uuch upon the career of each. Phyllis won a three-year -old race of half-mile heats in 17, but her active work on the turf as a four-year-old, anil has continued ever since with signal success, from Canada to Texas, and now her record stands at 2 Clcm-mie was foaled in 1877, and won her first race as a three-year-old, time.

2:43. Next year we saw her perform at Chicsgo, when she was beaten bv Phil Thompson and Director, but later that Beaaon she beat a Held of aged horses in a long and tierce contest and closed her xour-vear-oid experi ence with a record of 2:28. Since then she has been kept busy all over the couutry, and has generally acquitted herself with great credit. These mares are long and rangy in conformation, with strong muscles, robust constitution, and evenly balanced mental organization. The high degree of perfection which these trotting prodigies possess may account for their long and successful turf career.

Of the two, Phyllis appears best able to withstand the arduous duties of a long campaign. Notwithstanding she began the pr ent year's labor in Tcxias, before the other trotter had seen a sulky, she is the present of tite 2:16 class, for she defeated t'lemmie 6. and oth ers, both at Hartford and Springfield, making? the beat time at each place. 2:17. Dr.

Finlay, in the New York Sports man, gives the following formula for promoting the growth of a horse mane and tail uKubbing the mane and tail usually results from an unhealthy condition of the skin which, in most cases, is produced by neglect of grooming, or by bid food, or any sudden change of diet even from bad to good. Occasionally, however, it appears in stables wheie both grooming and food are unquestionably good. Damaged oats or hay are very ready causes of this annoying In every case, there-1 fore, the food should be carefully ex- amined. Young hordes, on coming into stables, sometimes suffer from taw Boots or Shoes gets a chance at Day's Music House. shoes from 1 to been re $1.50 per pair.

Come and get my vi RESS, aknlm 1 2 41 mm 2 153-1 IsO Angelen Cat. OIL BURNER. Oil an a heater. Gives a better and more oon- a Semn. la uiad-r as perfect control as Water or ts tons Raving expense or mei.

at tbe office of tbe ocftwira NEW COtONY ND HEALTH RESORT. aaaara of Via of tbe riaeat urt Uaa 1et1i( imti lr oar. mor ttl w.trr. bnn Convamptioii Mdail ki.drad dueMccwM EXCELLENCE. inTaeet snppiy per acre ieeiea wnn tne issioi elsewhere.

at tbe foothills or amons; the mountains. seekers will find this a desirable spot to spend uctoner iv, win leave iae Bonn vista noisi and arrive at Los Angela at 4 JO same even mai nuuie imim 11 hmu i iter of thereat estate office named twlnw. lai.d af'er leHvlna Los Angeles, inclodine hack purchase price. The to! lowing real estate auUiurlaed agento for tbe sale of Monte Visu MfMLCOX Sa HOHHtXS, 84 MOUTH HtttlSO tsTBT. be made to either of these agencies or 1ST Los Angeles rw in grown, New descriptive circular on Fig Culture sTrewn, Cat.

ADAMS DENTISTS. 93 SOVTH HfUMXU STRjKBT Between First and Second. GUARANTEE TO DO FIR8T-CLAB8 work, and use the best material known to the dental profession, at the following prices: FILLINGS. Gold ....2 00 1 ou on 1 uc Silver, amalgam and Bone, for front teeth Teeth Absolutely Pain loss Extraction Of Teeth. Ry vltalited sir.

gj grt by nitrous oxide 00 hy laughiiig-gas. i ou Teeth extracted without ql TJnder one sdmlnistrstioo of either of th gases from one to twenty teeth can be ex tracted without causing the patient the least particle of pain. There are no bad after, effects from the gas. RST HET OF TEETMM On Anbber orrllultld oo We guarantee to give a perfect fit, and to use the same material in these plates that other demists charge from tu to $28 for. These teeth will la.t a I tie-time.

Teeth taKen out and new ones put la the same day. Adams Drs, D. aV Ilental Boomi at Head at Htalrwa oa Bouth Bp-lng atreeu Oflot open Sundays from 10 a. to 12 Jnljal WARD usTitr i ai je. -a- LOAN AND IN 8UEAN0E AGINTS, PASADENA.

eAU Oorreapondeacs seUoltsd, )lylt wtt Absolutely Pure. Til is nowdcr never varfs. A marvf-Iof nuritv Strength and hoJwmtnrneM. Mure fc'-oiiouiical thwi Uvt oniinar iiid. and cannot tto sold in -on-lt-tition with the initltitudf-f.

low teat, abort woik.rlit,a!mn orphewptiit-' poners. Sold only ia csa Rotal IiKu i'uwasa 106 rofcaeiomil. iP04fXtCH Atuirney, and 18. Downey 4.l Attortiru at will practice in ail the Conrtit, and attend tn tjoilectuDN. ana Temple Block.

W. H. Masser, M. D. D- D.

D. R. Wilder, D. D- S- ft WILDKR, I)ESTlSTa. PABLOB LTi lJ Pfadem block, execute ail biancbeeof DetilUtry: alio dn iwiy with the exiracUonof teeth, rtntore all flru, decayed and broken rHu irn-ir oriKitiat ana Deanty and ineert Tftetb withont a Plate Fine flllliiir a Vitalisao air or nltrona oxide uae Dr.

Owens, TTOMOIOPATUX8T AMU gUHQEON. BfASSS 11 a uenaity or aieaa of women. Aiac ail fonue of chronio diaeaana. Oino honra 10 a. m.

to m. 2 to a aod 7 to a p. m. Otttee to Poofllee block, rooaa and 7. CUa uuwerec at omce at all ronn aiar4-darv-tf Dr.

3. H. Tot hurst, Dentist- 1A1NIJlpH EXrKAOTION BT VITALIZE air. Fill tug, rtniiatlng and piatework trarraniea peneci ana at atrn prtree, HtK)M 3, OVKB PiJHXUFFlCS. dIS dtw Dr.

Ceo- H. Beach rjOMQEOPATUldT. Office. 45 Korth 1 1 Spring etreet. people's Store, Lorn Antrelee Oai.

Telephone jany-tf-W marf tf A. F. Darling M. "C0L18T AN1 ADUIbT. OKKIOK HOFBS, viu a.

m. m. umoe. iw Main trct. tjon Anfie.

On I. dAw tf REAL ESTATE. SPECIAL BARGAIN -1 OFrEHED BY ROGERS REAL ESTATE AGENTS And Safe Deposit Company, 241 N. MAIN LQ9 ASGEL3. Irfians nesor.latedi.

estate bonifbt end aotl on eomajifiim. A tw tract of tillo fnr- nihed.j Moaaea rented ana cutlectione uiude. 5-Xn acrw, S3 1 Graoea trefts. 15G aDie and p-scta (rt8, nti mfticitLt will p'ij iv P-t eof oa ftu tuTfwiuivnt ff ihi. It ik ft rft y'" fur fail man to own nbowisbei gootJ luttr! on bis 9H in b-ariujr frail r.rup, affile, rT.

pcb. apricot, bcrrlm-, etc Ibiaifik tu! tor in invalid, on iNMtiit of 1U UatDy locfttiuu, frltuf lo fmnt of KajEiuu4 i.iott-1 and l-tweea tU two hoe1 rilMl, utiui Dfsvr giov-n 4.LSIA i.E M4J1'HKT V. (f4-t 0 ctm of lai d. hoa.ti of Utic- nxiii9. aMin'laitc Of pi (p1 Tri94 to owuet; pisuia iu ncii.

varieir Tf ar tl vtcea. Pnro $WHJ th. WeU ewod tbt pay f-T Hj1? lo turce Tears. 8atiKfctor reaauaafor ling. itiM, lavrt dweilit.

fcouatf, abutdaotre cared fur mi.i pj fur lUirit ia five yi-mra. i tilt Aiaow acr near hxia Am, uit- abl to cat up in 6-acre lota; fhW an acre. (7) If bona, one of all tojuw aad one of flva rownt, oeir depot; reuta (40 per month. fnc S-krfJO. Tina la good ymymg (Hi Houa cf firs rotrn, thr lota, near od of cabte read; wt-li flnittb batb mui and cWiwta and gtiod fwriate very cttap.

Prlra $-5WW. ikitaeoi nw mown, lot waiou. mw Hv)tolf atild within xt Kizty ilaja. til Houatu Komi Vloetuii tract, flv rooua.OD Kim near two atreet railroads. iMi MOtoim.

wall located, bear rad of Si coDd a'rfft cable -oad; xy cheap to pir- llv wishti'3 to bot'd lfi) Lotaixitio. ntr and of cable ruad on top of liit I. rrlfH 5 i baUOliig lots, eacb. Dear cod of cable r-iad. Huqimj and Ift on Foarth nix pautry, Ave elotftt, cmug and wal-unt utrea au bed); and fl wtr.

Price SKv 0. Hcaw of at-v roooia no pearl all fora.lted; rent i' per mootb. Price sa3nJ. Aear cable road. i rut and airy Farm, two artmian WUa, bearing appla orr'harrt, alfalfa patch, good baHd'njfs and ontbotiaea tbia piee ia just ftuled to 'f Airy and ponltry and will yielJ 15oJ boaLeia of aplf.

frice S.V0: wy torma. (fiu?) Alao Sfieeo acrwa to a1 fa fa; irod hfijaw and bru; ilrat-claMa dairy rascb. (it i-ot on corner of plfth aud Main. Priwli-TOO. 27) Lut 60 ifi front on M.ln atrpet.

tbree-UiTj buiiiitDg; wtl 1 Sulbrd; runniug 1 rough to Nw illMb at fnce reota pT mor lb. We bav hII kinds of property. resldene, bcaltieaa and fat-tain, and lare traotn auit-atl far elocy purp ooe tract IWi rgt. on "i 1 jM tctf.ua of MKK) acre, out oi l9.U"t)avru. Tbau loudH.

auy of tbeua. will pay 30U per co ou ut )Dd of four jenra. If properly bandied as colony taoda. aeSO For Sale. Two lots on aootb stdn uf Head street, at CY.mer Prospect place, o0xi.U0 feet Price Ohair lot on wtat -hie uf Haadry street, Iwj x.utu oi cable road, tunas, to a ao-foot alley; lOW.

5oprof land betwwa Han Bafnel and Provldcncla ranch; Uar acaaoii In wheal; iur-fjf wnlr Ufttr; nni soil, autted Ut tcrapfe. apricot, etr. uu-e tarluK orch-tr la and v.nejarda adjolnlug. Price, for choice. xt per a re In -Ju-acrr Iots, nt res, no roedi.

vild; t-raia, outr-thi cash, balance lo on aud two years, at 8 per cent. iOuu acTi-i of land tn Trjonira rancho, at from to Ke i-r at-re; abundaact; of Irrt- at ton water, at fiWi anna Will have the flrnl r.ifht to and all that la necessary or Its one "I ot all thewe'erot the raucb, the utb-r tbre -lhtl a belonging to Ibe Monte Vista settlement; rt pr acr- ol lbs of U.e irrifiMble land will be left on the land to be expended tn the tr-rivati fticilities. A Bag atatiun at a con point on tbe touhro r'aciHe rail, roiid will a- occe eetabil-itied. There la on the iract a beanUfnl cove in tl.e (o of aerea of irriKsble land, surrounded by low bills, auilablt fur viu-s. Tills would make a beauUfoi p.

ace fur a xsttlmrut Thooasndr of arres of land tn tbe Antelope Valley, i lota of 160 acre, at from So to IS pt-r see. be latter with lrrltfutloii water. Also a fine ly of laud for a colouy, with townslto, on the railroad. bniiJrcd seres of land two miles nuribweat of Grange at from Sin to per iw. (rnjfsUon niit, about tli per acre, in addition.

Fiveacreaot land In the eity, bwlnif rirt lot ift Hunter H'irbbiDd Vjw traft, hnse, Inrne barn, windmill, lorSlTiw. JjOL.tr front and would subdivide well. ail Joining Evergreen 0mtery, In ball-acre lots, for lacing on bo-f oot street. Eizlttr acres In sectlort 33, ten mile north- weat of Los AnaflfM city, said to contain using water at si per acre. 40 eerwt choice land In Monte Vlata tract, with water riabt equal to any in tbe tract; a line of iion pipe fc-uarantHtd on two side of Uie f-qoare, at -u per acre.

I am willing to sell property and mfetui bnslneffs. ICKS. Booms 1 and 4, Poatoffloe Block. octfl dfcwiy FOR SALE. AHKALTR AND PLEASURE It PORT in the most beaa llul snot In Bontbera California.

A bargain. Address F. P. HARROW 9. Nordboff postofSos, Ventore.

eoauty, CL ooJdAwim MONTE VISTA Ijocatett tn a ltt-autiful Valley at the Itane of the Mmm taiiiH, Si.rtren Stile Aorthtpext of lAtm Angeles. 1MPOETTB AND BREEDER OF Plymouth Rocka. Orown and White Lcghoroa. Hou-dans. White Face Black HpsnUh.

LiKht Brsbmassnd Lanmh ns, 8. Hamburgs, Black Ha buret azsl Brotuts Turkeys, ega an 1 fowls for sals. 1 guarantee my stock to be healthy. Mi MSA WOLkYSSL LL8 ORCHARD. mw Circular and Pries List free.

shZT wtt JLos Angeles, Call INC. answer questions. The nlao. w. Agricultural Implements.

Wind CATTLE. A II Agrm sinaf Bth AVibcs. Jlossse? s9ref wwef laapsi tmi Oows and heifers bred bsit Bataa- lattd and Bails. The avsrsee records of a htrA aM ft true test ot fiftineilt. Tbeiolloems; HI'k and Butter tev orda have sii usca msdebyssiwili tsw in onr herd: MILK RECORDS.

Five ots have averages ever It lbs. in a year. Ten eowa have assntai over ifi.OJj lbs- la ittr ws know of but twe-Missssvs that bare mads yearly words iff; 16 0 0 lbs. sx-d frBTteca ef tssa sn kaa 1s. Squirrels.

Gopher. Bird. wherever need. The Cheapest and uu au I'Dtiauu. wwauia, two ibi.

Tl Rl. It 1. dow ul all Tii.T.r1 OOMt, wall Au.tr.ii. ul H.W BOOIH. San Lui Obil A.

BpMUl oa QaaetitlM la wa resides hmv pnrcbs ea gtahta tifores. Nursery. Lumber Tsrd, V-'n-ea, Pubtie. Voting Precinct, two rsf VUs.klc.rf, tminwiwi All no Ilia rbotr. Loramr fur a (lul'l Hone la th i' tf M4VfTiKfl Iry ilftnt n.l onrr-rubnx.

uiv.Uw& 16x feet. vllaoo maicio POINTS OF oi nnenrpamed ferilllty, adapted to tbe growth of all semi-tropical and de- HOLSTEIN FRIESIAN Cidnona fruits and vinen SeruMd-Tij water i nt ana me any mhnv in this section. Tblrtl -Prices V3 to ao per cent lower Hi an Innrib-Tbs beaitblst spot to be mid This colony Is only eight mot tbs old. and during tbts time over sis miles of iron pipe burr bn laid for conducting water, and abmt one ffmrth of tbe Irrlttahle lands have been CONSDMFTION. Aad all the various dtssaa of the HEAD, THROAT AND CHEST, Together with tfca fc EAR AND HEART.

Also all Chronic and IHseasea Ineidsrit to Females, Bnc fnlly Treated by HILTON WILLIAMS, a. o. r. a. o.

K. Graduate of Victoria College. Toronto, Ontario; Licentiate Pnyaictan tn and for tbe citato xicn'gan; also member or tbe of Pbytttctans and tnrgeonsof Ontario; for three years Associate Physician of tbe Chicago and Cincinnati Throat and Lnng Institute; for fifteen jeara, and stltl, proprietor of tLtD tr Throat aiid Lnug iustitute, and for aev-ral years ProprleUtr of the Ontario Pulmonary lasiimte and Health Keeort at Toronto CONSUMPTION. The earlier symptoms of tills dlseeee are a 8en. oi weannces up little exertion, a die- comiiou to inam passive ana idle, nen liar fD; tire nee to tbe ffecis of cold and a eaortneea of breath apt moving quickly or aaceudlD a hill or un, m.

alint bacBing yonn, hd or noui tj ectoraocn, njiiff i-aius thruhu tiif cht-st or back, cr atder tbe eUuuldr biadte. Tbe symptoms are tm lowards or dnrln; the night, slight fever in tbe afternoon, cotd feet aud hands, and In many case blue lisidlty of the Up and root-of tbe fiarr nails. The more advai ced symptoms are wasting offish, dlarrbces, and fever night -w-eta, expec -oral lna of yellow pas from the 'Ucers or catritiea In the lante. wl.h or witb- ou! a dVpre-ion of tbechtist, increasing wah uea and at lat a cioeiug up or tbe air peas-fctff of tbe lane, strangulation or ulTrafHa or the patient or want of power expectorate be mucous from the Innga. Heretofore tbe treatment of conaamtlos has b.

en very unaativfactory, both alike to tne phyMoa. sa.nd their pati nts. but lacklly Htnoe tne discovery of -the freen system of practice few years ago, thousands of esses have bcen ecmpletely cored, where bad It not been for this gyatem of practice, after tat (Ore lo combat the evils of the dieease would have ootitinued np to the present time, of Medicated Inhalation lathe only means by wUlrh tbeae di senses osn be enred. And they am recommended by the highest authority, both in nmpe and America. And here we would draw the distinctly between labalstlon and Atomlxution.

Some persons suppose tbey are tbe same in every respect. wLlie notbii'g la farther from the truth. In Atomlzstion the liquid la scattered la the form of a spray, which only reaches the throat, while Inhalation, the remedy to be Inhaled, medicates the sir ws breathe, and is oouveyed directly into tha sir passagt-s of tbe Inngs as ordinary air. By thin meins ws are enabiad to dissolve the hardened mucous in tbe lu ga, esse the cough, facilitate expectoration, contract and beat- ulcers and eavitiee after a 1 hope of cure by the ordinary methods Is past. Persons desiring treatment by tbts aretem of practice can use the remedy at borne aa well as at our office, and which will cause inconvenience or hindrance to business whatever.

Tbe greater portion of consumption esses ia the first stage can be radically cured. Consultation free and price within the teach of all. Tbe very best of references given from those already cured- And we would parUcn-larly nrge upon our Eastern friends tbe necessity of direct medication--Inhalations as well aa the moat favorable climatic influences, if yon wish to avuld the sad experience of hundreds of invalids who depend upon the climate alone, as nine cases oat of ten die in cons quince of this very thing, Tboee who desir to consult uie ia regard to tbelr eases bad belt call at tha office fur an examination, but If Impossible to visit the office personally, may write for List of Ques tions" and both of which will be sent free of charge, address, M. HILTON WILUAIS, Hi, 576 North Main street. Los Angeles.

Cel. Office-hours Prom 10 a. m. to a. p.

and on Tuesday and riday evenings from 7 to 8 p. m. jun 38 OR. WOOD'S LIVER REGULATOR, UNIVERSAL VEGETABLE PANACEA OF CONCENTRATED EXTRACTS. Prepared from tsie Active MecUelautl rope rt lea Coataisaed la Mandrake, Dandelion, Butternut, Black Boot, Bout Bane, Bitter Boot, Blood Hoot, Caluwya Bark, Barberry Bark, Sweet Indian Hemp, Wa-a-iloo, Golden Seal, etc.

Tor the Speedy and Permanent Belief of tbs most hopeless cases of Dyspepsia, Jaundice, CbiHs and Fever, Disordered Digestion, hick Headache, General Debility, And sll other diseases arising from a Bilious State of the stomach, or an inactive or PlscenuJ EEDI5GT0I 8. Wholesale Ajrt's, BAXS BT AU. DSCGOIS1S. DR. JORDAN'S Museum of Unatomy- 761 Market Btreet, GO AND EARN HOW TO avoid disease, and bow wonderfully you are mads.

Private omce, xii ueary street, uonsai-tatlon ou Lost Manhood and all Diseases of man. Hend for book. vlyll dAw ly HEMOVAL. Dr. L-W.

WELLS. DENTIST, HAS RtafOVtD BIS offlre to 33 South Mrlng street, Boeder ock. Practiced 26 vears. The best work at moderate prioes. Teeth extracted withont pain.

Special attention paid oiling teeth dl-tf Los Angeles Furniture Factory Corner Msrchessanlt a Alameda, next to the uiiy water Uoinpany a omc. J. Htt4H at CO, We will make all kinds of special furniture, tach as desks, bookcaass, sideboards, wooden mantels, to order. Stores and offices fitted ap. Printing office furniture specialty.

oofiddtwlm WM. F. GOWIb. H'ofer IHvetmtfr. aPtvMefssa, Cmi THB ATTENTION OF THE PPBUO IS to all those interested In the water supply, aa lam fully prepared to dig wells, repair wells, pump, and tunnel for water.

Call at R. WTl.LlAMri, Pasadena, Oal or address W. p. JOWIE, Paaadeua. inn 24 tf dAw WANTKD A man wlito small family to work fruit farm; wars (30 per month; bouse furnished; also for eats, 10 acre- set to walnuts, prunes snd pear at about cost: aleo three lots, wt(h or withont house.

In tbe center of Tustin City. Apply or address OKO. W. Ttutln City. Gal.

OC34 It Wit snld tn actttal settlers. Health and treasure flthr winter or lauiinrr monibs. loose sua oesire to parcniip una ana male apieaani home are tnvlUd to visit Monte Vista before purchasing elnewbere. For tbe aceomcKxlaUoo if those who mav desire to visit tbe colony a HACK LINE will make tri weekly trips between ts si at now in enr herd, and have averaswif, nr it Mi nt VUta and Los ADgeles. commencing Monday, edn-eday and rid ay at ljUp.ui.t ing.

Ktarnin leave lna anaeiee n.omiTia faaaetiff -es ibiv take the hack at el All expense Incurred oy forchnaera ol fare and taot-1 bills, will be dd acted from dealers reatlng in the city of Los Angele are property. fKHM-T 4b SU3 NORTH MAIN 8THFKT. Applications for circulra or information 0. BOWfcS. Uat Angelsa Aatinal Bank, or SIIEHMA PostofFice Box 1093.

tbf can I he In a year. Sixty three, the entiie numrer In the herd tfcst lave wade tcarly rreriea, inclndmft fonvtaen three.y ear-olds and twenty two-jetr-olds, bars svarasa lX'Js ounces in a year. BUTTER RECORDS-Ftveoowi have avers so lbs. oa. In ft week.

Fine oows bare aversred 1 aweek. Fifteen cows bave sveiaved 17 lbs.eos. tn a week. Sx thres-yetx-nlda sued Is lbs. o.

In week, levso three-year-olds ihe entire nonnber leated) hsva avsTsat la lbs. 2 oa. ia a week. Six two-year-old have ave-ajed 12 lbs. I oa.

la a week. Fiftsta two-year old. (entire nembtr tested) have averaged 10 lb'. A-10 tn. In a week, Tb tatirt or' (final t-- ported Netherlands Family of six cows (two belos; but three jevis eUt averacedi: Ibe.

tn a week. This is lbs rd bos which to get foaadal loa stock, 'boat low for quality of stock. seia am SMITHS, POWELL A LAMB, Lakeside Stock Farm, rrssss. I IRON SULPHUR SPRINGS. HEALTH AXMP PLEASIKB RESORT, Halphnr.

Iron and pure Mountain drinking-water. Hoi and Cold Mineral Baths, remarkable for curing Klieini.Hll-m. Dyspcpaht, Liver, Kidney and Klein IHseasf-s. Hittel chftrgt's-Aiuo nor day; ia.0 er wet-k; J10.UO per week, by the mouth. Special rates for furalli- Medical attendance, if desired, Jft per week for ordinary cae.

Fine hunting tn the vicinity. tSuit carried from the alatiou free of charge. LOCATION in Miles from Anireles: 2 Mites from NorwalR Ktaiinn.on the Kan ta Ana KHilnao. C. T.

WlUNfcV, M. M-diral Hurerlntendent; J. H. HitTTLE, M. Aa-stsiant.

Fulton Wells PoNtfmce. OU Ad. bL'dLY. Hotel Clerk. Joiyt tf THE ADRIATIC FIG.

Orehardists, Save Your Trees! The White Scale Can be exterminated by Ming FIELD'S ORCHARD FORCE PUMP, rheffnesf sifasl swsutt rffertlv jshbwjs mver invented. Simple in construction; can be takes spart with a common screw wrench; do rassrfla Iron; weighs from 98 to 40 pounds; bolts cjad nuts are el) outside and no exposed st wster therefore free from nit can be applied to anv arvtoe ibst a cistern or force uusay used for; Will throw a steady stream 60 feet. Xverv orchxrdlst in eoatbern California 'e- Inspect this pump, which hse no equal, in connection with the has Jose sprsyins D0Oet means of ersdleatlnp the scale, white, black aud red, and all other insect pests vbtek eBj eradicated by spraying. MRER to any address, circulars showing methods of aslaf am pom and giving receipts for the most effective spraying corn pounds. Harper Reynolds Company, 48 50 MAIN STREET, LOS ANGELES, CAL Booth's Sure Death Squirrel Poison.

Tbe oiosi proline and most profitable irnit now ready. Address, For Sale! SEE THESE PRICES. Cottage of five rooms; hnrd finished high ceilings; Dries foundation little over one block from street eis; lot fcOiiai); picket fence in frant; splendid bargain. tJtftftf Very choice lot on Ollvo street; a bartr-iln. Besntlful six-room cottage; Very pretty lawn; corner lot; come and eee it.

tf IMP UpUndld place In Cast Los An-teles; newcottHue of five rooms; store room, ci'jsets and pantry; lot tiuxlfcd; Sowers, fruit tree, eic. -Splendid place on Hill very near to bueiness; big bArgaln; come and five ronnm, elc. jKSffMr Three lots, covered with bearing fruit; su.aU houre; splendid bargain. lAOteht-w cottage of four nwmt, hath Atid closets, hard hnifiied; two bsjr Windows; sliding doors; ercelient neighborhood; lot set to orange trees, grapevines, black berries, very neat place uid cheap. tffWO Oottatie of four nicely finished rooms, with bath and penary; large lot covered with bearing orange sud apple treea, en one of the best avennew in the city.

Furniture goes with the pi-ce. S44M0OXb acres near the city; apple, peach, pear. pune, quince, fig and grapes for family ue; au acres in ailalfa; splendid stsnd; bouse of four rooms: place pars nearly $iuo a month; beet bargain in the State. tf atrem Just outside city limits; best soil; highly imt mved; In bearing fruits and nntH; yields hsndsorne Income: good honse, bsrn and ahela; good wetl, wind-mill aud tank (inclosed); great abundance or irrl- -gating water; best bargain In the count If sold bnfore January 1st. Wanted Oaliforns property In exchange ror prpperxy aawi son norm.

Desirable proi.er'y In all parts of the elty snd pjinnln PfdiufIt to m.Jisnji. mriiiovlii loan, houses to rent, rents collected, etc. LASS 4b MX. 19 First sU Wldsey Block. i i ir 3 Painted Jaa.

23d, 1S8. Vac 8.1. by aU WholMl. u4 Rrtall Halm OP SIN Has taken its rank amons; the most sncceesfui Coionfe of 8owhTa 2L- ate1' hundred and fifty intelligent and tndostrtotu Farms, stabliahed a VI lae. Hotel, this Blaoksmith Shon, Pottery.

Poetoffice. Ko srv ete. Our One Location on the Atlantic end PaciOo twenty m' tee srstst aids, beautilnl lake, hot sulphur sprlnfn. grand avenue, dejfrfhtml climate, tts supply, rich sot) low prtcesl jft to M0 per ers: easy terms, one-lblrd -Kfiy st form the basis of this rapid progress. Clicuiars aud ktape eo" oatlon to the proprietors.

Cflta WM. D. Ms GRAHAM. Pasadena. Cal.

wfoadland do, shntit 1 1 -a.