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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

The opening for the dairy baaness In the
moist lands lying along the eoas, for dis
tanceof twenty miles in shis county Is very
fnc, ana those engaged in Che business find
It very prohtahie The moist lands border
ing Oh the santa Ana river. from the canon
up 70 the Chine rancho and even up to San
Besnardino. are also peculiarly adapted to
stock raising aud butter making, The year
ro1nd.
lho fact that twelve thousand pounds Of
butter per week q brought g this city from
San Luis obispo, Santa barbara and other
counties Ia this State north Of rs, 10 supply
our home market and ihrl OF ARIZONA With
growing market aud with such inviting
facilities At hand, should stimulate this in
dustry The qunlationa for No. ! table but
tor A. t1e Produce kxcnsnge, Will average
sc per pBuad the year round which leaves
a handsome profit for the prodncer. with
ak or seven crops OF alfalis, which II a Ger.
tain crop on nnr moist lals and wan the
steady and Increasing demand fof butter
there Il ne snrer way of making MONEY Il
Is gratifying 90 notice the tendenty Of NJ any
of onr farmars 80 gradually drift into that
business and 70 notice the growing demand
lcr dairy lands within the last few months.
There Is 20 reason why Los Angeles county
should not ee ~ largo an exporting county
III The way "a butter ana cheese rs Sunoinh
OF San ilHis oblepo, or even old Htrkimei
county = nd Neslcrn Reserve.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

WAsnlNar0s. Dec i2.--For some mouths
past the subject OF the admission OF Arpuri'
can pork IN Germany has remained In statu
auo. tue Inhibition imposed hY the Imperial
decree March 6, 1851, Sill existing, aud the
GerinAa markets meanwhile having been
efeatuaiiy closed 10 American products.
Hitherto The contest against German dis
eriminations have been urged alone IN be
half of American pork interests, but hostile
measures 10 Gefmany having recently been
thrcatened against American petroleum, a
powerful combination OF the two Interests g
now being formed looking to a decisive and
determined stand by the new administration,
and the new Congress regards both of these
as essentially important branches Of Amari-
n r,t,rf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13


WtsHiSgroE, ID. c.. December l2th,-
Ga fnall1n OF Ellia concurrent resolution
was passed reeilinc that the exigency OF the
public service wonid prevent the attend
anee Of Congress Ht the opeplng Of the
worlds in1usirial sod Cotton Exposition at
New Orleans. that tile President had ieeid-
ca. ~ apeu The position by telegraph aud
start thu machinery thereof by eicctricitf
irom The Executive Aensi0n Ia the pres
exec 81 his Cabinet aud the foreign repre-,
sentatlyes aud members Of tho House and
Senate.
The session WAS almost entirely taken up
By persnnal wraIigie, principally beiween
Taylor aud Warren, hqth of Ohio regarding
tbs speech Of the iorfner rehecung on the
Pension ComInittees report. printed ia the
Refpfd, bot alleged 70 have neye7 bekn de.
iiyered. During the CONTROVERSY Warner
charged that Tayiors army service during
the civil var was coniaetf IS the member
ship oi the Ohio Home Guard. Taylor re,
torted thal ihe only wound Warner ever RI
ceived was II the back. a recess vas than
taken til O'Clock =. NJ.
The House 10 the evening Session passed
ten pension bulls. including one Granting $50
mouth to Emma DeL9ng and adiourued
TIL HnEdaV
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

Rkirfm0nx, Doe. le--1he officers OF the
steamer Mason l. Wfems which arrived
this mornina IRON the Aappshsneck river,
Virginia report u fnarIul loss nf life among
ne cpiefea oss5aerinssn oi spaa fiysr.an NJ
tciortd men we're cut In their boats tcnaing
tor nystcrs when the storm arose. The gale
fArsifed almost all ofthem. and those which
escaped we're unable 70 fcsch the shore 10
saioig The men Wovc thrown Into thc
fonfa wnicr ana being uuahit 70 fNi'n
ashore 1nnny elnug 70 the boats for time
buf we're nnailv Ndshcd away and drowned
Very faw escaped Eleven bodies have
heed recovered already and ~ many more
are said to be missing. !, Il scarcely posi-
hle that any Of TIE lafier have escaped
4aafh
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

NEW YoHx, Dec Il Petroleum hrmi
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

MKzczD. Dee. u "a Are broke out this
morning Fl vacant norsc owned by Mrs
Adams IN ,he tewn q Matiposa. aadquiek.y
communicated 10 restaurant owned by the
same lady. aud from thence 70 the saloon d
Wliiianl McCAna, III kiug clean sweep as
It prufressed Auplhef gAloon owned by
Robert Williams was ntxt attacked and was
levriled in q few niurfey Devnny's Hall
wAs the last On the r0uta The flames were
arrested bg the brick hote OF Herman &
achl0yber. The iasse are - folloHE shrant
building OF Mrs. Atainats fl1eu. M Insurance: ::
Williams, salhou aiid fxt1fes. fE11, no in-
surancn. The stock and fixtures Of WIN
McCAbc, 1900 The building was owned BY
DeronS, lns 5000 10 lnapf5nce The hall
owned by Daveay. was Nalued nf 500 aad
was partially covered By Insurance. Ihe
saeeuf building IL which the fire oflgnAted
Wa occupied hy A epprle q trainpA The
suppo<ifttn 4 that they dfed me butiling.
s. fnr hs heard fruni no trace cqnld be lonud
Of them. II eanshi they will be ddalt wltn
n an exemplary manner By the ciflxenf.
There was no prevention 20 the spreud OF
the flames WITH she exception ei s9ckeis.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

TBInAy, Dec i2th.
Charles ssrightto J p Apple--Lot 55xl20
feet Ia ok ", ord 3 surteY. 5000.
u X Dotherow 70 rhilip II II eayer--I,oi n
blk y, Mofris Vineyard trset. 1880
Pm WeaVeft0 10 II Dotherow--ssf y 81 NE
y sec n, ISS, 4 - ". $3.50.
John Bryspn, 81, 70 John ponder--Lot &
blk 4. " Isosas tract t8T.
heniamih 4 Soils 10 Albert " pickinfnn---
SCI " sW AMI y y VI 2 15 % SW \. 0f
SM sec s. II :. < 70 ", {lsoN
Aftha Taylor and FL 1a3ieF, her hu$
bead, g Hern4n Hutchlnsoa Let !, Dir
r, Mott tract 500
Estate oi u o snHh 70 jeremiah BALDWIN
Lois 3 and 2. blk Washington Garden
tract, 500.
i Field - eohas Il Smith and Harriet +
Snnith.-s aeGss IN 4 Of NV = see n, r ? :,
Isaec " lord 70 John Humphreys Bond
4icn
John r Humphreys to Lewis a Cary As.
sifnlnenf Of above.
Mutual Orchard Co u ! A Dunsmo0r.-I Iof
!, plk 4, lots J. Z, s. 9, snd y hlk T., and lot 4
bls n, Ssu fescaal tract and wAfer, k--
Muiunl Orchard Go 10 John . Ocnsmoor.
Lgs 2, blk L, aud lots 2 and :. blk NJ san Pas
cuei Tract. s---
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

At Mr.. Hanes' saioon, on Los Angeles
street, may be seen happy pair Of the
snske family, that we're captured some four
months ago on the mesa near San Gabriel.
One Of them is young blue racer some
three feet in length that, in warm day, IS
as active and sporlive as monntain Hard
after fly, but during the present co,
weather Is perfectly docile and content e.
coil up and wait for something 10 turn up.
His companion is huge t4yearold rattle.
snake, that supports nine raitles and main
tains a sullen aud dignified position, coiled
i've eonpanlon Wlen stirred UP with a
wire he Siugs warning with his rattlas, aud
II crowded, ,,strit Is At Tie wire covering OF
his cnge with deadly intent They are both
fed on mice, rats aud frogs ana are skilled
in capturing every iy that comes within
their reach, They only consume live food
refualng % notice any other.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

The Signal Service rep lfted .ss Inches Of
rain and Mt G Dncommah "a inches lot
the storm Of rhursday. That is a very close
measurements for The two stations. on the
lngnae the fall was ~ inches aud on the
Rancho koieo Dc los Ag1as west 81 the
city, WAS .63 inches The snow along the
southern Pacific Railroad track from lanEs'
station was about tx Inches deep, and from
AuIevo " fehacheri and hHif way down the
northern slope o. the mountains. The wind
is light but variable and. shows the PEI
cuilar uncertainty oi Tho weather la the M
Mre.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13
CHRISTMAS CARDS

0f the Yosemite and other California seen.
cry, ready Tor mailing 70 Eastern and FOR
eign friends at
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

STOCKTON. Der = James Wells. Baptist
pretchef and school teaoher as Ripon. shot
ana kined man named rlilip Finch ~
day. The trouble grew ont OF family mat.
ter and Il Is fepnried here that Finch had
thfeaioned to k'li Wells and ihsu while lhe
latter was nu MIS- way from school to-day
Ftnca made sonic blpsgar and movement
A. 70 draw Heapon. wherenpon Wells
drew pistol and killed him. The residents
Of Ripdn say that the killing was instihable
sheriff Cunningham went after Wells and
had not returned sta late houf Wclla was
adeIsnf "a fa1aEin with his family nniii the
Sheriff caiae af9r him. Finch v8a sinsle
man dad 4 i4hpfer
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

hHniAN, Dec. 12--rhe Congo Committee
raiIfy proposais which provides for the
free navigation Oh All ffsars and canals aud
tree passage over ali railroads and roada,
10th In the Congo and Niger countries By
all nations. peacefni of bdlllgefent. for pnf-
poses q commaree Ia time Of war
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

HrLaA, Montana, Dec i2-In reply to an
editorial the Herald here to-day viii print a
letter from General James 3. frisbin. Vice
President and Chairman Of the National
Committee Of Cattle Men. explaining the
objects and purposes Of the ST. Lbnis con
yentidn. The Geuerai declafas thai free
ranges are no Longer pfaellcable nor desira-
Bile. and says that the majority of the cattle
1nen Of the United Staies favor the leasing OF
the public grass lands, a Texas cattle trail
and an Animal Industry bill The state
lnent Ia made that oae-sixth Of all the cattle
herds west pi the Missouri river are owned
or controlled by Englishmen, who feed their
cattle on free American grass, and ara grad
ualiY driving the Americans Out Of the cat
tie business. The letter appeals to the peo-
pie and 10 Congress to project American
cattle growers against foreign capital anu
Ll-l LII. Ll-..ll.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

ssh BERNAR1lS0, Dec IA prisoner In
the County Jail. Fred Sattler. on trial for
tod as eosar.iIied deldIy atss,.it on ! tel,
low prisoner named James Martin. eaitIef
had related the story of the robbery 70 Mar
tin. v no to-day gave It 10 the jury trying
Slttler The Sheriff then eareiessly returned
them % i'll together. A soon az the door
vas locked SAttlef picked up d heavy bar
Ofiron and brought Il down with his whole
force an Martlu's head- several bl0ws were
delivered before MarriaE cries for help were
heard. and aid rendered By tho jfii oBi-
oials. Maslln was dansefon sly Wounded.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

BnNEiS, Dee r. rha white Roof. iuss Is.
sued. shows that dtcrraay sssnused prstec-
tioref iha Lsidernze cqshfty, on HE east
coast Of Aries, aifef Easland had refused
TO protect q. and that Count Won Munster.
4eFma1 Ambassador at- i-undnn, was fh
structed with reference 70 0ermHuy' fefus.
Al to recognize the annexation. rs Capn
Colony. 81 The coast, az far As WolhSh buy.
that t6 pursue such policy would present ire
impression that Germany would sserifce
her yital interests 70 desire 70 remain On
amieable terms with Euglnnd. 10 the last
dispalch Il Is stated that Eneiand WcHId
nail dormanY a. 4 neiFhbor. while she
claims anyefoifrfy ever WolnAh bay and
The adjacent Islands, and accepts the pro.
posai of the appolAtfncnt OF Commission
to settle the claims of the disputed Territory
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

Arpsd Harasthy, President Of the State Wit
icnitural Association, iurnishes the follow
ing concerning the wine Industry
Al present there are about la0, 900 acres Of
vines IA california. valued at $40 000 900,
and nine tcnths Of the planting made since
1850 are Of the fneu imported varieties. He
estimates the product this year at Ii, 900 900
gallons, OF which 5000 900 are consumed by
the Pacific States, requiring w 10 ind q ma +
ket for the balance elsewhere. Iii fhree
yeats lime the planations Will have ma.
annually.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

lust been received OF a terrible duel between
two cowboys Ia Idaho, on Snake river. Just
oppealfe the towa q Ass0lin, Warrington
Terfltbry. They tied their hands together
With thef thongs and began s,ashing each
other with knives until both fell dead. One
received twelve stabs the other seventeen.
Tne terrible affray was Witnessed BY friends
of beth mea, who aiferwards got to Sighting,
but no one was Killed
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

sASFaAxcrsco, Dec. 70. w heat Arm, quiet.
Buyer season, sI.37L Barley strong, lively
Seller season, aectg96 &c; buyer season, q .o9i4
Ttl.ogs
CHICAGO, Dec. i2.-wheaf easier; 7i<c
December; 7isse January; 7stfc May Corn
quiet; S7S<c year; 45ssc January s7lsc May.
Barley quiet; $50
ItyERfooL, Dec. H. -Rrnadstnhs quiet.
Corn, now western, mixed, ss "a. c
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

NEW EAvFs, Conn, Dec H. A meeting
OF The Civil Service society tonight 4 letter
was receiyqd rom United States Senator
Pendleloh u ohio he seys The law hiss al
ready accomplished much goodin establish
ing tho merit Of the system, and the lime oi
menbers u Congress Is less occupied BY
iceseckara u think, said Senator
Ppudleton. that We may have the hlll-
asf eonfdenre that thc rfesident.eieet VIII
IN his new Geld 0l dnty be as faithful 10 fllt
pfinciple 0fthis reform movement as he has
showa himsalf 70 be while Mayor and Gov
efnor, that he VIII sigidly enforce the pro-
rioions @ 7 Law now on the statute books and
gradually extend their application 10 the
whole subordinate non political service. As
necessity fer additional legislation shall
appear i Wili be promptly and iu
telligenuy Recommended. The sys
tefn has grsNn rapidly in favof
With nifmhefs of Congress and III this
tiihlnk they only feHfct the giee Uf their
eoassiineuls. file be1ehceDee 81 reform
will surely copIaensfifaef 70 The good a6pse
aud patriotism Of the people It's original
friends have every reason % be encunrAged,
but the enc0urkgement shenld only stiinu.
fare fhnfu fft frtrr4at4fl nwarttrf1
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

NkN OxLrAss Dec. l2-rhe Worlds Ex
rositlon opens fnosday, hnslnezs outside
Wi be generally Suspended, The city VIA
be eniiy decorated The afrnnsing Of cx
hitfs = progressing rapidly. The main
hulidlnf, with lbe addition, is nearly ma
mile lo.iF. fhe e9oytfnntent tnildlnf. g., br
$40 feet was TOO small. 50 much iateer nnd
more numerous are the cxn.bitt than was
thought possible iaw months ago.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

NEyArk. Cal, Dec. IA letter hiss been
reserved from ex Senator Charles Kent, y BE-
nysteriously disappeared from here seven
mouths ago aud who il WAS for long time
feared had met with foul play, saying thai
he win return n a fortnight 20 his wife and
home. Financial troubles are reported &c
have been the cause Of bis going away.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

Santa BARBARA, Dec. i2--Seutenee was
today imposed upon Jaries Thompson itzId
John Rutherford. found gui " oi robbing
the stage near Guad4lnpe, in this county
last September. Thompson received ten
years aud Ruthetford Twelve years iu the
penitentiary. The stage had aboard one
thousand and fity dollars ia Wells, Fargo q
e.. s t1easufcs which they got aud seoreted,
bat which WAS retAketi the same night A
ffaufqd
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

rsu Yoaa, Dee. "a -rhc dinnef OF the
Executive c0mmittee q the ncfehanls aud
hnFinesa mems Cleveland ahd Hendricks
flub tonight was greet suecess The
guests assembled soon aftef ia O'Clock and
matched into she large hall. J. y rowpsond
Afa.lUnu.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

P0ETLAND, Dec. f2-zMrs s. a. Burrows, /
poor woman who keepa little candy stare
on the corner Of Third aud famLih Streets.
received the news to-day of the death OF her
son. G. hrnmniet. At Haley Idaho, who LETT
a will bequeathiug her his entire estate val.
ued az 81. .001 Brliiamet Made rich strike
in the Wood River mines. Her son had
been married. but his wlfc and child died
rarenIIY.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

NEW Yoak, Dee, 2.--GovernIaents steady;
railways irregular. There was brokers
mnrk ei to-day on the stock Exchange. Lack
awanna was made the means Of depressing
tue whole market The market cbsed
steady. Compared with yesterday closing
prices are i to s,z per cent lower, except
L0uIsville 4 Nashville and Canada south
ern, which are fraction higher.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13
ssoverntnsat Ronds and Hallway

NEW YoRK. Dec. i2.-rhrees. 100; 1<s.
ilase q, i2Sss Central Pacific, 33ss<: Den.
ver 4 Xio dfaBde. e9<; Kansas Texas, 1874
Northern Pacific, ,lG5<, preferred 3938 NORTH
western, So New York Central, s7ga Oregon
Navigation, 70t rrankcoufinental, i'm I'm
pr0vemeEst. 20 Pacific Mali. 81; Panama, ssi
Texas Pacific, 1874; Union Pacific, ~
U. 8 Express, 81; Wells Fargo los. Western
Union. 61lz,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13
A cousin OF cseveiana Drsps
neHd.

SAX FaANcfsco, Dec l2-Henry II.
whiting, ho kkeeper for Bullock a Jones,
died snddeniy this morning Of heart dis
sase white at 0 drug store Purchasing tnedi'
clno. H was q yaIfs 81 age ana cousin
of President elecl cIeyeiand
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

Pircscaon, Dec lZ--A preliminary meet
iue " labor leadefs. including represents
Cnel Miners Association. tihsf Nofkors'
Association and tha Typographical Union
was hold tonight fof the purpose Of forming
q National Labor kenfue. Another meeting
will be held aexf week.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

raRff. dee "a Herbert nismarck will
shortly entef iht GefmAn foreign uaioe IS
temporary audcr 9errotary.
fhe deficit shown b. tltf rfnasItn hn.lroi
ensonnls 70 2.2oorVo marks.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

CnHyrsrK, Wyo. Dec fa%aeoree Cook
wfs hanged nj bnra1ulc City. Hgonl ue a,
l,21 today. fuf lne murder ni his hotherin'
law Henry biount one year Hgo. He uiauc
no remafks oe the scadold, but maintained
70 the last that be had ne1n too drunk 90
know he was committing murder. Ne died
ensiiy ~ ten minutes. Ills neck was broken.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

sAx nfEao, Dec. I2-The planning mill ol
Geo. NJ Netherbee. but recently completed
aud put IN operation. wes totally destroyed
By fire this morning The Ore wss diseoy
ered 1t three oSincs IN ten minutes the
Tor four fhoutapd The fire was the work Of
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

SAS Luis ORlsfo, csl., Dec. f2.-A strong
sdutheakt Wind commenced blowing this
forenoon v hich SOON brought clonds. Rain
begae falling IT =. NJ, continuing at iilef
vaIs during flle aiternn0a, with wind Chang
lag % the various points 0l the compass.
The prospects are favorable Tor a good rain,
which Is much needed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

saN Faksc1sco, Dec ia MokeInnne
Hih. Caiiiornin, special says News has
iQst been received heft th@t W. Kreulet. q
shoemaker AZ West Point, Ia this county
drank elassof water Of ammonia ~ mis
take Tor whisky and died two hours later in
great agony.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

BAN Francisco. Dec. t2--The Coroner's
Jury IN the case a. Mrs. Sarah BeiiAedf
charged with the lnafsier Of her husband
Daniel Kennedy. rendered two yerdscts %.
day OF the ten i1rymcn three held - 4
verdict az iustihRbNe homicide, and seven Il
m nit44 auo htar
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

skS FRtFcisce, Dec. y IA the sisnai
service IL this city to day 4 ~ thought That
the prospect Of raia is not impfoying. ard
ihree days.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

The members Of the Knights 81 pgthias III
this city are destined % get fat They have
banquet 81 the slightest proveeasion. on
the terrors OF the third rank. and. coming
out alive, immediately gave a banquet. II
is u Distressing period when the Knights let
a week slip bg without giving = banquet.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

A honse OF ofthirteen rooms aud cellar All
sunny rooms. II a good location and all
modern Improvements. Three min1fes'
wzlk from Court House. Suitable for Il
lodging house. Enquire at room 7, 81 North
Main street. del3 @
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13
Boys &c Men S
CLOTHING!
MEMS HATS AND SHOES /

Underwear for Gents and Ladies and everything kept
general variety and prices always cheaper than
elsewhere. Can at
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

SAN Fnsems<p Dec. ~ - Belle Isle, 2oc,
Best aud Fletcher, SOC. choIlar 4 so; Crown
Point, 20. Gould and Curry. S.it:
Hale & Ncrcross, s2e5; Mexican. zoe; Naya-
10, y23o' Ophir. 15c; potosi, 3g,c savage, 81 p
Sierra Nevada, Soc Union Consolidated,
65c; Yellow jacket, s0c
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

rzRga, December II The Tclcgropsfis in-
formed TINT thfEe torpedo boats were bullt
n England and sent 10 Austsllla and were
thence forwarded 70 Shanghai for serpict ia
the ghinese navy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

SAN FakacIsco, Dec, ~ A sunofa special
s&fst For the Last seek or Two x has heen
ifeetinK pold and watar pipes have bufsfed
III many hauscA Il mudera1cd little yes.
trfd&y morning, aud during the forenoon Il
raiued quite hard. In tho afternoon il
hAiled. sieetad and showed. This morning
everything is iro1en bard.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. IA Tucson special
10 the EramiacT says To-day lhc rain storm
took sudden furn fur the FIRST fine in
about four years. Tucson was visited oy..e
snow st0rm snow fell II iarge nakes which
melted a. fast as they fell
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

Newioundland pnp. Owner car hay,
same By proving property and paying
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

NEW YORK, Dec. i2.-Money In good sup
ply, l(9IlS. Closed offered. l. Prime paper
l2gG. Exchange bills firm, STA. Sterlini
Ia demand, a5tz
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

Fkhs. bee 12 Tho funeral of Baslson
L. page occurred Today. Many English and
Anefletn residents piaecd Vroaths upon
The enfiiH, Neissnnief, Cab0ncl aud ether
artists were present Ut the ceremony.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-13

Office, 2,5 North Main street, next the Dia.
n.ond House, los Angeles, California
Al diseases 81 the Hcad. Throat and Chest,
viz catarrh Throat Diseases, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Consumption, Catarrhal Deaf.
ness. Catarrhal Oplthalnla and Diseases az
system OF Mcdicated fuhnlatinn which
carry tho remedies directly 10 the diseased
paris, thereby eifecung cnfes IN many Of the
socalled incurahie eiaes, thc greater part Of
iaordcr 10 show the aallclea public how
easily hnd qeiekiy lung diseases can be
cured By our system OF practice, we append
the following letter from reverend gcntlc-
men who Il known BY msay residents oi
los Angeles and al over the NOFthwcetorn
and Eastern States and because the subject
OF the letter Il to day living aud 4 stout
healthy man, aud stiil residing ~ the state
From Rev. 4. L. Flske, u. D., Preadeut
Albion College, albion, Mich. formerly
pastor Central \ +. chureh, prtroit. Mich.
aud ediior oi the Chrisfian Advocate.
pEfnolf, Mich, Sept 81 1879
Da. Wn1lAN- Dfar Siri am glad 10 add
my Testimony % the enlcanf Of the treat
meut my SON has received. IN the Spring of
leTf, ny son, then a. tar are OF 2s was Rui.
ferinE ironi severe Affection of fhe hron-
chial tubes and lungs. 50 as to be compelled
10 keep his room, and most 81 the time his
bed Within the4pacc o two weeks he ex
l't1ltu0|t HfttNt lfffFEfNI Nt|Nl'ffHHHt- ItrNl
which The ordinary remedies ahorded but
temporary relief. / applied 10 ynn. who
supplied him with irhniuE nnedicine1
which uhepted an immedlate arrest Of the
bleeding, aud which has never occurred
since he began the inhalatipn, aud which
fuzzy Fcstnrtd hiia 70 tcalth
| Ouf Eastefn friends shoold hot fef.cnd
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