davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
ALLEGED HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

Edward Watkins OF Warren street, near Bond,
Brooklyn, ana Joseph ConKlin, residing at No. So
Butler street, arrested yesterday morning
charged with attempting to rob Daniel Ryan, OF No.
go Fifteenth street, while he standing at the
corner OF Bond Butler streets. Tho prisoners are
about nineteen years oil age respectively.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
The INDIANS FRIENDS.

meeting OF friends OF the Indians held ycster
day the parlor OF the Electric Institute, OF
Eighth street and Second avenue, which was attended
Nv eleven
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
WATCHING THE PARADE.

Alice Zimmerman was standing in First avenue,
near TwoDty-thrd street, Monday afternoon looking
at tho st. Patrick's Day proccssTcn, and while she
was engaged admiring tho green banners and the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
COLORED FRACAS.

Eli Bailey, a colored man residing at No. Jersey
street, received warrant yesterday from Judge B;xby
for the arrest John and Robert Thompson, also
cnorsd the beng close uegbbors, and the latter
having assaulted the former violently, according Ia
Tho hA slalcIncnl. IN NroaDy street On Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
THE BEEF STEW CASE.

The suit brought by John G. Kieber against Fred
erick ID. Becker and Erhardt Becker concluded in
the Supreme Court. Kings county, before Judge Pratt
yesterday, resulted verdict for the plaintiff
.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20

who carried them she felt hand In her pocket. she
caught the hand. which proved TO be that OF John
Williams, alias Edward Curtis, and turned It's owner
over 10 tie tender mercies OF Onicer Harris oil the
Eighteenth precinct The prisoner war arraienod
before Judge Otterbourg yesterday and held In $500
bail 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
NORTHAMPTON BANK ROBBERY.

During tho night Of January 20, 1876, will bs
nembered, tho Northampton National Bank, OF North
lmpton, AasS, was broken into by burglars anu
nderaoe money and securities In the bank stolen.
Among the certificates comprising a portion OF the
booty were, 1t is alleged, four for 100 shares OF the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company's stock be-
Willis lyer, Catherine f. Tyler aud lula X. Tyler II
Is alleged that applications bavc been made to the
officers vi the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
for new certificates 10 replace those thus stolen,
the company refuse to issue any Application
Was made yesterday TO Judge Lawrence IN Supreme
Court, ChamUers 10 compel The company 10 do so.
Judge Lawrence however, refused to give any order
but sau the matter must 90 before some other judge,
owing his prevou relations counsel IN the case
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
FOR THE POOR.

The following contributions have been received at
this oilice:--
"Anon," Tor woman with insane husband. .....$1 90
~ 1. L. H., fvr reIici OF poor. .......... %
NV. II. I. !" Tor WIDOW Ia Attorney street. l 20
can Orpnans Miic,v Tor iamiiy IN Greenwich
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
SUIT AGAINST A TRUSTEE.

Frederick h. Cleveland. trustee OF Katherine S.
Wasnburn, has brought suit agan william I. Wash
burn 10 recover slS52 II, with interest IRON Janu
nry l. 1874, damages for alleged wrongful conversion
Vt properly belonging 10 Miss Washburn while act
Ing claimed as her trustee. He denies that he
ever appointed her trustee that has anded
from hun the money sued Tor. In TINS there has
been attached forty shares 0i the capital stock
OIL the Central Fire Insurance Company, 5000
shares oil the capital stock OF the American Sperrg
Company and tue house No. 2l8 West Forty-tpird
street. IL Ia stated that the urst named has
been hypothecated for iully oDehali value that
The second stock utterly worthless, ana that
house. IN Forty third street IS morigaged Tor about
It's Iull vulue. The has been The general CAL
endur OF the Supreme Court some lime Tor trial. On
Rstntement OF the ABOVE facts Judge Lawrence yes.
tcrday ordered It's transfer among the preferred
c.oses, with view 10 insure speedy trIaL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
THE COURTS.
Validity of Lease Prohibiting the Sale
Of Intoxicating Liquors.
BOARD OF WASHINGTON ESPECIAL
Distributing the Fund Of the Eclectic Life
Insurance Company.

In the Supreme Court. General Term, there was
commenced yesterday argument on tho appeal
AIKEN IN the proceedings instituted by Miss Elizabeth
O. jay against William H. Bennett aud others, the
Ease coming before the Court upon writ OF certiorar
10 review decision OF the Second District Court disc
missing proceeding brought by Miss Jay to dispos-
scss certain tenants because they sold liquor her
premises without license The Of 1873 provides that
whenever the lessee occupant any building usest
Tor an illegal trade the landlord may have the same
remedies TO recover possession as ars gwen In the
ease OF tenant holding over In tins case the liquor
was sold by al under tenant occupying the store ut
he corner OF Elm and Walker streets. The District
Court Judge neld that the sale OF liquor without o
license was not illegal, ana rendered opinion that
vas published ut length 10 the HERALD. Mr. Louis l..
Delaheld, Tor the reator, argued that such
sale WAS an illegal lrade aud WAS proceed
INK " elaborate the point whea Chief Justice
DAVIS iDuma,ed that the Court Of Appeals had
ssttasd The question IN ais isvor. Mr. DeiaAcd then
insietcd thai uuGes the tsrAs OF the aot sRs illegal
TRADE being carried ON BY An uuaer tenant On part
OF Tho premises invadated the lease OF tho tenants
as TO the whole premises; that no statute left tho
tenant exactly IN hrs common law position. AMI that
The District Court Judge erred in mis- decision.
The argument VIII bc resumed this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
A WASHINGTON CORRESPOND sNT.

A WASHINGTON CORRESPONDsN T.
MIR. Charles G. Fareria, said TO be the editor OF the
Elmira Gazette, Is stated, sent Of his to Wash
ingou correspondent OF his paper at the national
capital 1t is further stated that during MS sojourn
In Wash gton this became indebted Mrs. Wall
lingord, boarding house Keeper, the sum OF $500
for that the bil on presen, alton paiJ,
and that, letter being sent 10 Mr. Farera at Ell
mira informing nim OF the TACT,
back promise that 1t should be paid, written
promise when, 1t IS further alleged, has not get
,cen fulfilled Mrs. Wallingord assigned her claim
10 Mr. ID. NJ Center, vi this city, who brought SUIT
here In the Supreme Court TO enforce It's payment
Heneral L. NJ Lee, counsel Tor Mr.. Fareria. made
motion yesterday before Judge Lawrence, IN supreme
court, Chambers, 10 change the place oil trial TO
Eimira This motion was warmly contested by Mr.,
Ransom and at tho closeo the argument Judge Law
renee took the papers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20

ALBANY, MuTCH to Iofo
In the Court Of Appeals, to-day, all tho JUDGES
being present. ordered, that rule Of the rules tor
the admission OF attorneys, &c, which went into
effect October !, 1877, be and the same is hereby
amended so as to read as follows-
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-07-23
CouIdu,t Fool Her.

A nice Young man employed ia the
Kansas Pacific Office resolved the other
day to present his beloved girl with a
nice pair Of shoes. He accordingly
procured her measure and went into
one Of the fashionable boot stores on
Main street and purchased two-dollar
pair Of shoes. In order TO make the
present appear more valuable he mark
ed s. upon the soles OF the shoes, and
at his request the clerk put a receipted
bill for S5 into one Of the shoes. The
presentation was made and the lovers
we're happy, as lovers should be. But
mark the sequel. The girl examined
the shoes in the daylight and was not
satisfied. She was convinced that her
lover had been cheated in the purchase
OF such pair OF shoes al that price
She decided 10 go and change the shoes
aud obtain n better bargain. Yester.
day she appeared IN the store and se-
lected q pair Of shoes, price 50. 50, and
politely requested the clerk 10 take
back the shoes for which she said her
husband had paid IS. The receipted
bill was produced m proof, and the
boot man found ID impossible 10 20
''behind the returns" The smart gar
took her 80 90 pair OF shoes and oh
/ tanned sl.JO In money, aud went home
happy and satisfied. The boot sellei
sent n bill for So 90 the young man
who promptly paid the difference, ba
he thinks that girl a little too smart ~
him. Kansas City Times.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-07-23

Softly, obi softly. the years have swep, by
Touching thee lightly with tenderest care;
Sorrow aud care dit they often bring nigh
thee;
Yet they have left thee but beauty to wear.
Growing old gracefully,
Gracefully fair
Far from the storms that are washing the
ocean;
Nearer each day 10 the pleasant home light;
Far from the waves that are big with conlmo-
lion.
Under fall sail and the harbor in sight!
Growing old checrfully,
Cheerful aud bright.
Past all the winds that were adverse and chill
ing;
Past ali the islands that lured thee to rest;
Past all the currents that woOed the unwilling,
Far FROM the port of the land OF the blest
Growing old peacefully.
Peacefully and blesL
Never feeling OF envy or sorrow.
Where the bright faces OF children are seen;
Never a year from their youth wouldst thou
borrow.
Thou dost remember what lieth between.
Growing ole willingly;
Gladly, weenl
Rich In experience that angels might covet;
Rich in a faith TINT has grown Ia thy years;
Rich In the love that grew from aud above IL;
SoothlGg thy sorrows and hushing thy fears.
Growing old weallhuY;
Loving aud dear.
Hearts at the sound OF thy coming are light
ened,
Ready aud willing thy hand 20 relieve;
Many face at thy Kind words has frightened,
1T is more blessed To give than received"
Growing old happily;
Blest, We believe.
tChrlstlan Globe.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-07-23
NUMBER 1895.
treachery Of the laboriug man 10 his
N

treachery of the laboriug man 10 his
employer, give an instance:
During. the war a mill near Pittsburg
broke shaft; and this threw a large
number OF men out OF employment,
hesides making the proprietOrs liable
for damages for the non.fulfillment of
contract. They went to Pittsburg to
make arrangements for a new shaft, to
be ready on a certain day; aud. before
making them, the owner Of the foundry
called in his workmen 10 know il the
work could be done, and il they would
fill the contract IL he took it. They
agreed cheerfully. and he made his
agreement on the strength of theirs. -
After the casting was made, placed in
the lathe, aud partly turned, his men
struck, and the owners of both mill
and foundry incurred an almost rnin-
Gus loss. The whole history Of strikes
shows that they have been conducted
on this principle; and, when such Q
system OF falsehood aud deceit has
been general, how can workingmen ex-
pect that capitalists will intrust their
money TO any enterprise when success
depends on their good faith? Who is
going TO build railroads, and cars, aud
engines. over which they are 10 have
no control? Does any engineer feel
hat be would build an engine il be
knew there were set Of men likely 10
seize aud take II away from him at any
moment after he got IL on the track.
JANE GREY SwIssHELM.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-07-23
Peace Assured.

The Congress OF the great powers Of
Europe now in session at Berlin, has
finally agreed upon a treaty of peace
which has received the signatures Of
the plenipotentiaries, so that a definite
peace is assured. The new treaties in
all the powers are parties. does not diff
fer essentially from the treaty between
Russia aud Turkey at the close Of the
war, in all tha. relates TO Russia. Bull
garia is made tributary principally
under the suzerainty Of the Sultan
with a Christian government and a ma
tional MALTA. The reiguing prince is
TO be elected by the people and con-
iirmed by the powers, but no member
of the reigniDg European dynasty shall
be eligible. Uptil the organization of
n definite government as provided for
in the treaty, Bulgaria is TO be gov
erned by Russian commissioners.
Russia is TO receive from Roumania
part Of Bessarabia, aud the cessions of
territory in Asia previously made by
the Sultan are confirmed.
There Is formed South OF the Balkans
the province OF Eastern Roumelia un-
der direct political authority OF the
Sultan having administrative autono.
my and Christian Governor General
10 be appointed by the Porte and c>n-
| firmed by the powers, and to hold
Office for terms OF five years. Bosnia
aud Herzegovina are to be occupied
and administered by Austria, aud the
| independence of Romania, Servia and
Montenegro is formally recognized.
One article of the treaty provides for
administrative reforms IN what is left
Of the Turkish Empire. On the whole
the Congress has been, to use a classic
phrase, big drive on the Sultan.
England while protesting to be his
friend, was talking war and winking at
the Gear in order to acquire Cyprus. &
fine large island in the Mediterranean
near the coast Of Syria. Austria wa'
on the rampage and che gets two O
the Sultan's European provinces, while
Russia gets complete title to all he
conquests.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-07-23
fnos. TnrRr.

IL having heen generally reported in
the press that the Attorney General
vas about 90 render an opinion that
governments employees were entitled to
ten hours pay for eight hours work ia
n stated not only 10 be untrue. bu,
absurd. IL is fIct that the several
government departments, in their deal.
ine- with their emplnyes. are give ned
hy the decision uf the snprema cour,
" A. ten h'nrs. ply can be exacied f,I
. ght hours w'ak "uly when y G. .n,r.c,
o. thai .ff-c, y made. n ,..cision which
the Attr, ey-6eDrr-l would bsriiy be
presumptuVus enough " set aside.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-07-23
REV. Ii. MianiN SAYS:

C1e % tsh llrt rrurrfteH frr Ca;orrh, rar o.
o. & rr.rcLF wr have found in altctius OF sausr
t- #. is i.Et.D~ RADICAL CtHk. ~ ts uct
3D. .. 4.rut c. a ]. tHr9l4h tar noatris, Ani titrc
...s s..ta clcl bott.s ati.ali giAss tube f0g Csr
u I.4HisfI.r. IL clears tba head GEd throft 20
HaE." 'iF tf.f, tlF. Or cash plo-nira @ lirlrr.
.- at1 80 ULl.rae. .lnt seer tuaa ln0 no disagree
lit Dos flug during enc entire c1y. but a1 urprc-
cslsut. l rIts4C4 Sc '-r fld rfa r1tcfy organs.
80 Ael u r. n,s yi, o. D5fe el-sle' (A.assl A9coii.
lact rartg-o contains nr STufOryls lmrrovet
..aa..lt 4UU Vrfll iull LIrcrfiOh. Scr esr IN All
,.lscs Price sIll. Tor sale b al n loiCslle nnd
,e-sl 4rts's ardlcalefa tsro.i 'houi t.e al' Z
.retra q tauadas. NTEks a. fu q neral
Agents SD Wholesale DruKglsts, bos,--. Mrss.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-07-23

The excitement prevalent in Montre-
al for two weeks eliminated on Friday.
July ~, the anuiversary OF the battle
81 Boyne. The OrsnRemen assembled
at their hall, Determined % walk. The
crowd II the Catholic party surround
Ell the bnillfpR, and great fear wss en-
,.r,aiued that a bloody conflict would
en@ue. The military was stationed ~
the Champs ,l- Mar- prspar.d 7 ary
en,-re.nrv. @-v.rsi o. ~ ....u y ,f
~s.aui'ed wlil. rf'ce 'iiig y e. ~ H.
F,naiv iie O.si,r m I, Il. u n,r
walk AID they wsrr sc rid =" their
hrm o., p.'l.,'.'" o. 90 j.
arrested 10y orlsr q the NJ
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-07-23
crcArIY hrElInTEn.

Ncssrg. ,. ~ E0Nf1rfh 4 Co.. fsHrsr; CCrfitrff,
- ttre pie. .a.irs ! IL recommending SANtOi.DS
GtDlC AZ CL4.E , c.t t-AIAiil.h 10 all Who are
afflicted With tais dis asc. wns greaily AFFLICTED
ril 4. Tor lc q u Ir, arl cfed lt Win IS bot
Ii,f of tic aboYntuLE. About d year Afterwards
'as nHiin taken u tA cotafrt quite sevCrVly. and
immediately = nt fur another bottle, which liked
r4n ill IlEht Swing me relief from tac hrst uQse.
anl cnnad.nt tiltths remedy VII DO on that =
" Uart lHf 10, ,rnd u0rc 90. y fshing you 1uNc 81
49, lai.- 4reti9n. ~ Nefy tTu'y yours .,
A.M. SMITH.
peaVer Orf & fo-1 Of smith Z. LClL
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-07-23

Varions translaiions are offered fos
the nov famous Monroe b"ai club,
Sho-wae- mettes. one "a which ~
'LiQhtninS on-the-water." The slnh
seems o. have furnished its own tsns-
lsti"n which m-y he called BELL,
ache-on-the- Thames. - Eve. News.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-07-23
TRlEO EYERYTHlN0.

c-s. u q. R1fvcrit .tCo, D.arcr. CT; ccI
GORE fCG (ArAlsiH. and tt has givra p.r..t
,...a.artion. ! hnyo tried almost cftryth' II, gE,
p o. f..f only taur that has g.Yrn me rcliyt. l
-rr l-a f-Ee p'Callrs iu rncs.ltn Oh llts 40 us'
.n gIl l1l'ct. IVAN & Cfar-h of any kind, aad ct-
f-''-, ". 8. pCCFrL
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-07-23
How Much Liquor 10 Drauk-Nearry
s5g6.OOO.OOO worth Consumed by
the CItizens of the United states.

The Rochester Democrat says that
Prof. Henry A. Ward, OF that city,
having been applied 10 by members of
the British Parliament for statistics in
regard To the liquor traffic in this
country, in turn applied TO the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue and re-
ceived from him the following letter:
WASHINGTON, June "a, 1878.
SIR:-Your letter Of the 18th inst TO
the honorable the Secretary of the In-
terror, asking for some statistics in re-
eord TO the liquor traffic in the United
States for member Of the English
Parliament, was referred TO this office
on the 18th inst. In reply, have the
honor 10 state that the only official in
formation / can give you on the sub
ject is derived from returns to the
Treasury Department Of the quantities
OF domestic spirits and malt liquors on
which tax has been paid, and imported
liquors that have been withdrawn for
consumption. The returns for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1877. are as
follows:
Spirits distilled from whatever ma
teflhlss Ealluuhs o. fJV uot
Ale. beer, lager beer, and porter,
barrelss .........s....s.ss effu-,.sl
Imported spirits OF all kinos, gallons, $50, OF
Imported wines In casks aud bottles,
gallons. .................s..'. D, f<fif 20.
The following is statement OF the
amounts OF special or license taxes
paid 10 the government by dealers IN
liquors during the same year:
Retail dealers in splrituous liquors,
90 each. ch.................... % stVi 10.
Wholesale dealers Ia splrltuous
llQuors. elOO each. h.............. 3f9 o.
Retail dealers In malt liquors exclu-
sively. s29 each. .............. liI, sol
Wholesale dealers In malt liquors
exclusively, $50 each. ............ 42OOl
Thus il appears that there were mp
wards OF l66, 600 liquor dealers in the
country that year.
From the above, and other data, the
Hon. Edward Young, Chief OF the
Bureau OF Statistics estimates tn,
amount Of money annually expended
in the United States for liquors by
consumers TO be nearly 1896, 900, 900
= Respectfully.
GREEN B. BAUM, Com'r.
Prof. Henry A. Ward, Rochester, n. Y
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-07-23
COLLINS
VOLTAEC
PL.ASTERS

7or Local Pnira, I,aaonos7, sorspess,
7Terlrne-s. .T7umbnees rn4 Inflammation
e tho Ir-r7. I'vcr. Kieneys. s2leen,
1cvc.7, rl7dao-, Heart ana 1-raclos. ero
l1li TO "a ANY CT doctors and @ --es CT
,'l0's iri Fhra5s. Eyon in Farolysis.
-7'.e0sy or Tits. n@i N"rv@us and In
.-.-2t-ry l1usoular Action, this Plaster,
Y 49, -. TO Ecr.s-l h --c-i, hes
.---'a : Ci-cs when overg osacr Known
- rs. Ea- f.I'.l.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-07-23

Trains are run by Chicago time, which Il p
minutes slower than Detroit and Cleveland time
Az trains run daily. except sundays.
CONNECTIoNs.-C.ol .ole connections made az p
SLANT, with NJ. G. X. X. Tor al points east an
west. AZ Manchester, with Jackson Branch o.
l. $ NJ. :. r. r.. At Hillsdale; with L. :. A VI
= r. 4. AT Bankers. with r.. W >. >. X. X.
o points north and south.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-07-23
prrRoTr. Nov. u. 1878

To the afnicted everywhere:
am anxious % let everyone know what Dr.
n Hilton Williams did for zoe through the syE-
en- of inhalation. Nearly two years ago wa
great sufferer with consumption. had been
,lilcted for many months during which time
.everal physicians had treated me In the usual
vas % giying me medicine by the stomach, ano
was constantly growing worse. was cough
ug and raising large quantities OF mucous from
ly lungs and my lungs were very sore, indeed.
hal a constant fever, and became so veal
hat / was confined 20 my bed nearly al the
me. / began 20 despair of ever getting wei,
tnd vet had fully made up my mind that ~
ase should get able / would return 20 Germa-
ID for medical treatment. l was persuaded &c
lace myself under Dr Williams treatment.
vhIch did December 23d, ls,2. The nrst inha-
alton helped me. aud 90 make long stoTF short
trange a. 10 NAV appear, for It was truly won
ierful 10 me- 7 was entirely cured In one months
reatmeut: and since that time, which is nearlN
NO years ago. have taken no medicine, and
tu a. well today as ever Was IN ms life. de-
ire an those who doubt the truth OF this. 10 cal
ind see rpn AZ my store e ny time they see nt.
WM. PETERS. Prop. Boot aud Shoe store,
IS Monroe Ave. Detroit Mich.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-07-23
LARE SHORE d KICH. S0U-KI0H
CEYTRAL-JACKSON& Fl.
VA YNE- D. II. al
LAKE SHORE A MICH. SOU. a. r,
Train. win leave tho stations named. as follows

sU- Michigan ACCOMMODATION, going West
Connects with Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids
Train 90 White Pigeon.
rT Mail ana Night Express trains going east,
connect with Trains for Detroit. AZ Adrian.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-07-23
DETROIT, MICH.
Va HiL TON WILLIAMS, u. D.,
roprieIor.
Permanently Established Since 1870

over 1000 persons treated since the establish
ment Of our Institute Ia Detroit, from all parts
0f the United states and Canada.
All diseases OF the respiratory organs treated
1y the most improved medicated inhalations.
In order 90 show how quickly diseases disap-
pear under this mode OF treatment, we give 8
few letters OF responsible persons who have
reen radically cured, and are now living witness
ss OF what has been done FOR them.
Mrs. Louisa Walters. OF Detroit, says:
Atmy own request have desired my tesiiro-
~ published for the benefit of the aticted. IN IA
v0r OF the system of inhalation as practiced bV
Dr. NJ. Hilton Williams, OF this city, Ia diseases
4 the throat and lungs. I had been troubled
With catarrh for long time, and with liberated
,Ore throat for about one year. OF the worst form
ever saw. was almost constantly discharging
selloW and greenish matter from my throat.
which annoyed me very much. particularly a.
hight which made me very nervous and weak.
had been treated by four different physicians
Chatham, Ontario. before ! removed 20 De-
.r0lt some months ago. and since that tire one
ihyslcian here IN Detroit treated me for twelve
weeks. with no benefit whatever; In fact, wa
'onstantly growing worse, and fearful lest ]
hnuld have consumption Of the throat, applied
% Dr. Williams April 22d, and began treatment
hat day and Just ten DAYS after, Nav ist, am
~ well as ever. The dropping ln.the throat has
an ceased, and all the liberation IN the throat
ias entirely healed no. gnd feel perfectly wei
n every way. IL h impossible for those who
lave never been Ike sufferer 20 realize my
ne. and I desire all 20 read this, that they may
snow where they eau Ind relief.
MRS. LOUISA WALTERS.
- Porter ST.. Detroit. Mich.