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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-17
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
l6pcci II to the HEnALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
Pacific Coast News.
Eureka COnsOi,l .teu Dividend.

Eureka Con.Oi,d .teu Dividend.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1Gth.-A
dividend of So has been declared on
Eureka Consolidated, payable on
the 2lst inst.
An Insane Delegate.
SACRAMENTO, October 10th. =
This afternoon, while number
Of The members of the
Convention were gathered in the
Assembly chamber, the Conven.
ton having adjourned, n drunken
man named Hale stro!led in
Sergeant-at- Arms Sherwood was
leading him out when Hale made
some rude remark, which Edward
Barry, Democratic joint delegate
from Siskiyou, Trinity and Modoc.
who was passing by, took to him
self, and, drawing o pocket-knife,
he rushed on Hale and cut him
three times in tile neck. Sherwood
and delegates Tinnin and Farrell
seized him, when he cut the former
severely in the hand and cleared
himself. He then paraded up and
down the cham ber ge-ticulating
and talking wildly. Officers soon
arrived and arrested him. Barry's
friends say he has previously
been in the Insane Asylum from
the effects Of drink, but lately ap.
peared to have reformed and being
~ man of ability, became the choice
Of the people in his section. His
present action is supposed to he a
return of his old malsdy from re-.
cent indulgence III liquor. His
seat will be declared vacant and an
attempt made to commit him to
the asylum again. His wife and
family are here.
Meahodist Casuch niowa Dnw..
MARYsvILLE, Oct. 18th. During
the gale on Monday last a large
frame church building, belonging
TO the NJ. +. Society at South
Butte, Sutter county, was blown
down and cOmpl eteiy demolished.
The structure was new and erected
last year at cost Of $1,000. Con-
siderable unhoused grain was
more or less damaged by the late
rains.
Tbreatca-d Iuaian Outbreak.
PORTLAND, Oct. 16th.-A gentle
man from Kikital county reports
that serious trouble is anticipated
with the Indians, who are becom.
ing insolent and demonstrative and
are preparing, it is generally be-
lieved, for au attack upon the white
as soon as the opportunity
shall present itself. The breach be-
tween them and the settlers is
being widened every day aud both
parties are arming themselves for
the outbreak. Numerous COM
plants are made against the
merchants at Seattle and other
places on Puget Sound who, the
settlers claim, are supplying the
Indians with all the arms and am
they want.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-17
Bitter Sweets.

He bought q pound OF the TWEEN.
ty-five cent kind, and then, seek
ing to hide the economy of the pur-
chase under the appearance of rsck-
less extravaganza, so dear to the
fair ones, purloined from his car
dinal-haired sisters room an emp.
ty box that had contained candy
of the dollar kind.
Chuckling a bit over the harm
less deceit, he tastefully arranged
therein what he had purchased un-
der the humber label. and hied
away at even-tide to his lady, to
whom he carelessly tossed the box.
In their happiness the sweets
were forgotten, and he went home
mussed and in ecstacy.
Next day brought to his eagel
fingers note and box. The box
contained his candy, "of which,
said the note, che might eat the
whole twenty-five cents worth
and then return the box to tn,
red haired girl who had befor,
Kept her conlbings in It,"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-17
Latest Eastern News.

rhe chinese 0"ess,on-The SANTA
M~rssrita Ranch survey In
cOsrect.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-The Chi
nese Embassy since their arrival
IN Washington have apparently
devoted their lime to house keeping
arrangements and amusement.
and, IT is needless to say, have not
made any visible movement for
any modification Of the Burlin.
game treaty. Secretary Evarts,
however, has now returned and the
State Department will soon bring
the subject OF Mongolian i'm mmipra.
tion to the attention of the Chinese
Ambassador and invite an explicit
d claration Of the views Of his Gov
eminent upon the question Of its
Willingness to consent to some re-
striction. There is reason 10 believe
that Secretary Evarts will make a
strong presentation of the advisa.
billy OF Chinese acquIescence In
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-17
FOR SALE.

The Stock, Fixtures and Improve
ments OF the Candy and Stationery Store,
No. "a Spring ttreet. The lease will be
transferred to the purchaser.
Mrs. Frye's Lung and Cough Syrup
constantly on hand. Mrs. Harrison's
system of dress-cutting taught in three
lessons. An Intelligence Office is now
opened, and those Wishing help can be
supplied and those wishit & employment
can obtain desirable situations.
Also, FOR SALE Oh EAP, a house and
barn, pleasantly located on corner lot,
said lot COM aiming great variety OF
fruit and shade trees, shrubs and vines.
For other Inform mation inquire at MRS.
]. FRYE'S, No. "a Spring st. ocl0
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-17

The Burlington Ha,Skeye says
that il all the peanuts that are
crunched and munched at Ameri-
can theatres and concerts during
the affecting scenes and soft passa-
ges. were placed in heap, the pile
would measure 1852 miles in cir.
cumference at the base, and the
apex Of the pyramid would GO
through the sun and stick up q
mile and a half on the other side,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-17
European Cable News.
Failures ns Glasgow and london

Failures as Glasgow and LONDON.
LONDON, Oct. 16th.-A firm OF
local iron brokers failed ut G issgow
yesterday. Liabilities, $50 600.
Two other failures, said to be
heavy, have occurred but are not
yet officially announced. The gen.
eral feeling Is more quiet, but pri-
vate and joint stuck banks still re-
fuse accommodations and throw
| this class of business entirely upon
the Bank Of England, where as
much as eight per cent. was
charged for loans yesterday. Should
the Bank Of France raise its rate
| OF discount to morrow, as predicted
IN some quarters, "a further advance
in the Bank of England's rate is
deemed inevitable. On the Stock
Exchange business is almost at O
stand-still. Four inconsidera BILE
failures were declared in the House
to-day.
Russia sluatinx Leaders.
LONDON, Ost. 16lh.-The Russian
Minister of Finance was at Berlin
Ou Mpbudy laSt CONSULTING IeuuIDg
bankers in regard to the new loans.
Nothing settled.
G-rmsay MiTsd mt Austria.
LONDON, Oct. 10th. Dispatches
from Berlin say that Count Won
Buest. being unfriendly to Ger.
many, his appointment as Austro.
Hungarian Minister to Paris has
created ill.feeling In Berlin.
A"drassy snre Of q MsJsrity.
LONDON, Oct. 16.-A special from
Vienna says that Count Andrassy
Is sure OF majority In the Diet
and Reichsrath, because of the be-
lief that his policy does not con-
Template pushing the occupation
of Bosnia beyond its present linn
its, and consequently u reduction
OF expenses Is possible.
x~se Of Discsuns Rasssd,
PARIS, Oct. 16th.-The Bank of
Frarce has raised its discount rate
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-17

"It was simply an informal af-
fair,' wrote a Nebraska editor of a
little strawberry party at a neigh
boris house. SIT was simply an in.
fernal affair."" read the compositor,
and that editor will never get any
more invitations from that quarter.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-17

"How Providence worketh for
the good Of manW exclaimed an
old bachelor, when he heard that a
young acquaintance had been ac.
cidentally killed few hours pre-
Gus To the time set for his m arriage.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-17
Herald Steam Printing House.

rhs Herald steam Printing House is
not surpassed by any Job Printing office
on the Pacific Coast. outside OF San Fran
Disco. In facilities for doing Job work
Low prices, good work and expedition
may be relied upon at this Office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-17
LOST.

small, book shaped gold LOCKET, with
family pictures OF little value, except 10
owner. The finder Will be suitably re-
warded by leaving the same at H. New
mark & Co.'s, Los Angeles street. ol5.lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-17

A prisoner, when asked what
trade he wanted to learn, said:
"If there is no objection l would
like to be q sailor.n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-17
FOR SALE.

SEVEN HUNDRED HEAD or FINE
YOUNG HEEP.
Parties purchasing can rent the range.
IL desired. Also, can have the use OF the
water in abundance. Enquire of MRS.
SARAH JANE RULO, boyle Heights,
Virginia Avenue, second house from
street car depot, or MR.. CHAS. PRA-
GER, Commercial street. so
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-17
wANTS-LOST-FOUND
Situation Wanted.

As GARDENER or ATTENDING TO
HORSES. Has had experience both In
this country aud Europe. The best ref
erences can be given. Address +. A.,
Herald ffice. ol6-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-17
FOR SALE-FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

ALARM OF ABOUT 200 acres. located
on san lose Greek, n ar the railroad. .
supply of never-faillng water. VIII sell
in one body or divide into two farms.
Terms reasonable. Enquire on premises
or by letter to "A. P. MONROE, Spadra,
Cal. o3 3m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-17

from two 10 three per cent. and its
loan rate from three to four per
cent.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-17
NEW TO-DAY.
TO LET.

By strictly private family. two fine
rooms, elegantly furnished, slpgly or en-
suite, on the most desirable residence
room, supplied with hot and cold water.
References given and required. Address
A., HERALD oIiice.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-17
ailted

A situation by a competent lady as
cook and to do general housework. En-
Quire ut No. So Sixth street. oll-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-17
OrchardiSt Wanted.

A practical orchardist. With expert.
ence ard training in semi.tropical fruit
culture, wita unexceptionable refer
ences, is wan,ed Apply by letter to v.
F., Box l4,6, Los Angeles. s2Stf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-17
FOR r ENT.

The best corner for a restaurant in the
city, corner Spring and First streets.
Apply to Il. NADEAU, No. Fist street.
sl5-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-17

A WIDOW WANTS SOME chill
IN dren to board. Enquire at MRS.
TAYLOR'S, Hope street, the fourth
house east of Sixth street. o9
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-17
Furnished Rooms for Rent

In the PONET BUILDING, Main street
One suite of front rooms and single
rooms to suit. with good view of the city
Hot and cold baths and gas all through
the house. Enquire on premises of Mrs
Gray. sis
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-17
Blacksmith Wanted.

To work at the San Fernando Ranch.
Enquire at the st. Charles Hotel.
ol1-lw I. N. VAN NUYS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-17
LIBERIA. REWARD.

To The finder of a Diamond and Pearl
RING, lost on Monday, Oct.7th, liberal
reward will be given. -
Office over Postofice. ol0-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-17

Hon. Il. 8. Carr, superintendent OF
Public Instruction, Prof. A. L. Mann,
ci.co. Prof H. b. Norton. OF the State
Normal school, Mrs. Jeanne q. Carr,
Deputy Superintendent Public Instruc-
ton, and ]. r. Widney, M. D., have been
invited and are expected to assist in the
work OF the Institute.
The attention OF teachers employed in
the Public Schools In the county IL called
to Sec. 1850 oil the school Law, which re-
Quires them to attend the Institute and
participate In its proceeding.
All teachers. school odicers and per.
sons interested in the cause Of education
are invited to be present.
w. p. MCDONALD,
County Superintendent schools.
Los Angeles, Oct. 10, 1878. olltd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-17
a No.ie Prossqui Ea,sr,u.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 10th. - A
Notie pros was to-day entered in
the cases against Sugg Fort,
Roderick r. Butler, +. Sewers,
Wiley Edwards, Henry Waters,
Albert Metcalfe, Geo. s. Purdy and
II. B. Mitchell, charged with con
spiracy and presenting fraudulent
claims.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-22

A MARE THAT CANT BE Cor AWAY
WITH.-It will be remembered that we
gave an account in the latter part of October
of an attempt made by two brothers named
Butterfield to steal the little mare known
as Florence, and a buggy. harness, etc,
which they had hired from Messrs l.. & S.
w. Davis, liverymen of this place, the lat
ter of whom followed them to Bedford coun-
ty aud beyond, and not only succeeded in
recovering the stolen property, but had the
satisfaction of seeing, at least hearing OF
the arrest and speedy conviction for a silni-
lar otfense OF the two scamps in question,
both of whom are now serving out their
time in the Western Penitentiary. Well,
what we want to say now is that the same
animal, If not the same buggy, harness, etc,
has trst got through Il similar adventure,
the thief in this instance being man who
registered his name at the Mountain House.
In this pace, as John Connor, and his resi-
dence as Altoona, and who on Wednesday
morning Of last week called on the livery
men above named and after considerable
parleying (the senior partner of the firm
being sUmewh hat & ubiOus to the honestly
succeeded, as much through the persuasiv ve
iut uence of n large aud well stuffed satchel
as by his own seeming 4 truthfuness, ia hiring
rig TOR the purpose, "a he alleged, of visit
ing married sister, whose name he gave
residing near the Stone House, in Indiana
county, the assurance on his part being that
he would not remain away more than two
days at thefurthest With this understand
ing the outfit was furnished him and he
went on his way rejoicing, but as the ap-
pointed time for his return came aud went
without his reappearance, the Mesers. Davis
became alarmed aud the senior member of
the firm started in persuit, and, with the
Aid of Mr.. 7. II. Cresswell of StrongstOwn,
who joined him at that place, he kept 1t up
with untiring energy aud by many devious
highways and byways, meantime discover
ing that the lady whom the willy rascal had
claimed to be his sister relation
whatever, uutil be found the buggy in a
badly demoralized condition at Greenville
Indiana county, and eventually recovered
the mare in the town of Indiana. from
whence he reached home on Sunday evening
last. What has become of the thief, harness
and robe, as yet remains . mystery, though
it is to bs hoped that Justice will soon over
take the former, who is described as = rath-
er heavy set man, aged about 35 years with
ligh: hair and fair complexion, aud that the
rightful owners will once more obtain pus-
session of the articles still counted among
the missing,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-22

PROBABLE MURDER IN BEDFORD COUN-
Tive learn from the Bedford Gazette that
a bitter feeling long existing between the re-
speoiive families OF Jas. Rawlins and Geo.
Sheirer, of j uniata township, that county,
has eliminated in bloodshed and the pruba-
BILE death of one of the parties concerned.
The facts of the case, briefly told, are as fol-
lows On Tuesday morning of last week,
while Adam Sheirer, aged about Is years,
was in the act of crossing foot-log which is
reached by path through Rawlins' lot, he
was met by the latter, who told him II he
came back that way he would kill him. The
young man protested aud said that he had
never In any way moested him. To this
Rawlins assented, but told him that his
brothers had. When young Sheirer came
back on his way home he saw Rawlins at
the other end of the foot log, armed with n
scythe, and once more he threatened to kill
Sheirer If he attem pted to cross. The latter
did cross, however, and just as he stepped
off the log Rawlins struck him with the
scythe, cutting him across the right shoulder,
over the back, and in the left side. The
wound ia said to he terrible one. Young
Sheirer is very corpulent for his age, weigh
ing over two huudred pounds, After the
cuttiug he made his way to the nearest
neigh Dor, where his wounds were attended
to He was reported dying at last accounts.
Rawlins gave himself up and was lodged In
the Bedford jail.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-22
PRICELESS DISCOVERY.
Sure lrure for siIoS

sure cure for the blind. bleeding. itching and
liberated piles has been discovered by Dr. W IL
liam-an Indian remedy-called Dr. williams
Indian Ointment. single bottle has cured the
worst old chronic casts of TWENTY-FIVE and thirty
years standing. No one need suffer fiv0 minutes
after applying this wonderful soOl hing meditlne.
Lotions, Instruments and elcctuaries 10 more
harm than good. Williams Ointment supports
the tumors. allays the intense itching (particu-
lary at night after getting warm in bed), acts
poultice, gives instant and painless reliet. aud
IS prepared only for Piles and nothing else.
Thousands OF cured patients attest its virtues,
and physicians of all schools pronounce ii the
greatest contribution TO medicine Of the age Il
matters not how long or severely you have been
suffering. you can he cured.
Mr. Joseph NJ. Ryder, cleveland. Ohio. writes :
i. suffered for years with Itching and Ulcers ted
Piles. tried remedy after remedy advertised. and
consulted physicians in Philadelphia, LCui sville
Cincinnati, indianapolis and this city; and spent
hundreds of dollars, but found reies until Oh
tanned a box of DR.. Williams Indian Ointment.
some four months ago, and IL has cured me com
pletcly. | had a part of the box left which gave
10 n friend of mite who had doctored with many
physicians, and as last resort went to the noted
Hot Springs, Arkansas. for treatment. He in
forms me that the Indian Ointment has also cured
him Of the Piles. 1t is cerrairiy wtudcrluI ,iis-
coyery, and should be used by the many thoUs-
ands who suffering with that dread
disease.
Sx-sIo.O03 Reward wi he paid for more oer-
tain remedy. Sold by all Druggists. u r. U. W
FRAZIER, sole proprietor, Cleveland, %.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-22

THE FIRE LADDIES.-At an election held
on Monday night last the following hamed
gentlemen were elected as officers OF the
Dauntless Fire Company, OF this place, for
the ensuing year,
President-Alvin Evans.
Vice President-James VI. Thompson.
Secretary-E. G, Parrish.
Treasurer-GeorCeH II. Roberts.
Librarian-C. II. Lattener.
Asst Eibrarian-Jesse S. Bolstnger,
Chief Director-Ed.T Thomas.
Asst Director-C. III. Lstteuer.
Captain OF Engine-Wm. 2. Jones.
Chief of Hook and Ladder-C. K. Myers.
Assistant 81. 81 I..-James Jones.
Chief of Hose-E j. Humphreys,
lst Asst e. OF H.-W. w. Blair.
I'd Asst &. of H.-Joseph Heininger.
Trustees--J. l.. Slough, Jas. NJ. Thompson,
and E. @. Parrish.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-22

BUBoUOCELE, OR RUPTURE.-Over forty
years experience in the application of trusses
and the treatment of RUPTURE has enabled
me to do the best that can be done in aEy
such cases. make and apply trusses which
will always hold in a rupture breach of
any kind, and located in any part of the
body. In large number of Cases L can ef-
feet thorough and radical cure. Who is
there that will linger through life with this
dangerous deformity when such assurances
of safety offered I? No one. In cases Of
children, cure can always be affected, as
well as in the cases Of females, although the
disease is rs one to five in that OF the other
sex. L likewise treat, successfully, every
disease of deformity and weakness needin z
outward supports, as well as chronic diseases
of a difficult and stubborn character. Those
who have tried other sources and failed
would serve their interest in calling on or
addressing me.
DIR. KEYsER, 240 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh,
Pa, opposite Christ's Church. Cut this out
for reference. 2-S.-1m.
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LICENSE NOTICE.

DETITTONS for Tavern. Cusrt and Eating
L House Lircnets have tren Hied iH The Office
Of the Peace. in and for rle County of Cambria.
by The tGll"wing namrf pers9snss;; and will, ht
Isr MONDAY or MARCH. ISIS:
TAVERN LICENSES.
Adams Twn.-.Tacoh z Sr,rgul
A}lev heny Twp-Na-y McCfough-
Barr Twp-V iclolas T.anbou=
Chest Srrin.-s }or-John X. Litringer, John
Grouse. Adam T.eiieu.
Chest Twr.-Toseph Rhc5y.
tarroiitavP Bor.-f.swrence Schroth- Edward
Conefr5atlzil T'cr. iosrpif Nentzer. John Wild
man. st War. GlJgi1 Greeuyood Michael Too
hey. Joseph Daiev. Bawrnnce Reich, ii Ward
Cambria Tior- Peter Roth Charles Royle. Ber-
nari Fitzpatrick Blvd Howe Nich1 Hall9ran,
Henry Gore. Elizahs;h Mcdonald, LIST wardi
CroyIe Twp.-Peter Brown John MetEger.
Clearfield Twp.-Thomas DunPhy.
East Conemaugh Bor-Lenors Kes:, David Fs-
Fbensburg Bor-T. II. Hcis:. Eas; Ward: Mi
chael LatteTnor, Christina Foster. John A Blair,
Franklin Bor-Pc.cr Rubritz,
Gallitzin Ror.-s Albert Bender. James Maulls,
Daniel e Nanirew.
Iohnstown Ror-ITerry Won AIT. John Ksrr.
Ist Ward =. II wrliour. John Raah. Tohn V.
Shaffer. Philip Schulthets. Conrad Raab, Eli1a-
John Ncnermi't Iohn Coad Michsol Fine<an.
Park O'ConncU 2d ward: Joseph Boxler, John
Fritz. Adam Biershank, George Shstier. Charles
Zimmerman. ST.. Charles Kast. John VI. King,
keT si V'Sr5i Tfeifrr Nm n TanerIv n m.
w.iganf, 5th warl: Henry Shaffer. eth warl-
Loretlo Bor.-Fio-an Bengcle A !. Christy.
Milviile B0r-Fmanuel Ianes. Richard bow
ling. Jos. F!eldhoUse. Hus NcCrOry, lst Ward;
Robert Sagerson, pa ward.
Geis,own. Ric..land Twp.-Christisna Helms,
Bernard Nees.
Summitvine Bor-Christian Reich.
1unnclhill Rur Nj ichsel McMurris. Anthony
McCue. Mathew pignam Patrick O'Dowd.
Wilmore Bor.-Geo. W enderoth, Joseph Horner,
John Schroth.
washington Twp-Eiias J. Unger. Michael g.
. Bradley. Geo J Sch .gaierer. G. A. George. Mar
garet Helle. Mark Mclaughlin, J. s. hiel.
3 Ioder Twp.-Jaceb Rcehm.
QUART LICENSEES
Johns;own Bor.-Hcnry Frits, John Ludwig.
Fisher Go. 81 Ward.
EATING HoJ-sE LICENSES.
Chest Twp-Thomas Ott. George Crook.
CarrOlltOwn Bor.-ilenry Blum, Julius Steich.
Johnstown Bor-Ann Mary kurts. lsc ward
Charles Wehu, John A. Stemmcr, Jacob JReOby,
4th Ward.
LorcttO DOr.-Pefer Prown.
Wilmore Bor.-Iohn Schroth. p. F. Kirby.
Washington 1wp.-Jesse McGough. Christie
pher Robine q. F O'nDNNE r Ill. Clerk.
Clerks Once, Ebensburg Feb. IL, Ie7s.-St.
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IN GEEORHUM.

Lliss .p,itten on the death, Feb. 10, 1878, Miss
Emma FdIber, Of Fillmore, Pd.
Relentless tate, ard hast tnou thus
with cruel hand uncascd thy knifes
Cut down flower so dear to
Just as 1t had bloomed into life?
Those lips so dear to friendships breath,
Unkindfy words they never knew
Alas they now are closed in death
Cold, cUlorless, and silent. too.
Those eyes so sweet, their timid gaze,
So calmly beautiful that brow;
The mother sighs-the group surveys
To think.they sleep forever now.
All who shall hear thy tineless doom
Shall grieye thy short sojOurn on earth
That thou should'st seek thy Fathers homo
Ere well we knew to prize thy worth.
So TELI.a.
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ziers Cough Syrup at any drag store. II has
wrought "A complete change in Cough medicines
is pleasant as honey. and always cures.
To C0NSUss PTIVES.
ss-Dr. Frazicrs Cough Syrup. used in connec-
ton with Dr. Frazier's Root Blttcrs WILL CURB
CONSJ JMPTION
STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY
Cleveland, o., Oct 80, 20.
DIR. FRAzIER.-Dear Sir: feel Il n duty | owe
70 suffering humanity to write you. For some time
1 sorcly afflicted with a cough, raising bad
stuff, with every symptom Of being confirmed
consumptive. / tried different medicines and
cures without finding relief; also consulted hree
of our most prominent Cleveland physicians, the
last one of whom pronounced my case serious. and
informed me that l could not live more than a few
months About this time, hearing of your wonder
fUl success. commenced taking your Syrup In
connection with your Root Bitters, and was at
once SCnehted, and st er using the medicine sJme
two months find myself entirely cured.
TORENCE DUNN.
eH-Nr. Dunn again writes under date of Aug.
1, ls7i,-Dr. Frazier, Dear Sir: 1 can endorse
your medicines more strongly than ever from the
TACT that IL is now nearly one year since / " as
cured. My lungs are to-day strong and sound,
having no return of the disease.
pH-The above Medicines speak for themselves.
ID IL. CIV. FRAZIER, Proprietor. Cleveland, u.
For sale by all Druggfsts.