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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26
OZENA.

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0zena is the professional or technical name
given to an dvanced form Of catarrh in which
liberation has eaten through the membrane
lining of the nose to the cartilage of the bone.
Any case of eatarrh may end in ozpna. but 1t
ninst frequently occurs in those who are
naturally scrofulous, This discharge takes
place through the nostrils or through the
throat andis generally Of yellowish or green
ish-yelow color, frequently tinged with blood,
and almost always attended by an offensive
smell. In the language of Dr. Wood, OF Phila-
delphia, "The disease is one OF the most OBJ
durate and disagreeabe which the physician
has to encounter. In bad cases the breath of
the patient becomes so revolving as to isolate
him from society, and render him an object of
distrust even to himself"
In some instances pieces Of bone become sep
arated and slough off. leaving deep, unhealthy
ulcers which secrete a bloody matter, and are
extremely difficult to heal.
After ozena has continued some time the
sense of smell becomes impaired and often lost.
Deafness Is one OF the most common conse-
quences and results from Its extension through
the eustachan tube to the internal ear
Pains In the head over the frontal sinuses,
impairing memory, and even insanity, fire.
quently springs from its extension to the
brain.
The great danger. however. because the most
affect the lungs. In most cases of pulmonary
disease catarrh is present to some degree, and
In many instances 1t causes la ge share OF the
patients discomfort.
Besides these gave consequences, all of
which are liable to spring from scrofulous
catarry of 0Zpna, there are others which, IL
less dangerous are sufficiently unpleasant. 1t
occasions great unhappiuess to thousands OF
both sexes by isolating them and preventing
their settlement In life. An offensive running
from the nose, with foul breath, IA about
great calamity as can befall young psople.
Every disease OF this kind can be cured by our
new system of practice
have seen SO many OF these cases cured that
/ do not consleeraDy case hopeless unless both
lungs seriously involved. Even then the
inhalations aid us in dissolviug the mucus and
in contracting and healing the cavities, which
nothing can do with the Same success.
The very best reference from those already
cured.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Those who desire 10 consult with me In regard
to their cases had better call at the Office for
consultation and examination, but II impos-
sible to do 80. eau write for a copy OF my
Medical Treatise, containing list OF questions.
Address
NJ. HILTON WILLIAMS, M. D.,
THE HoLLENBECK,
Corner Second and Spring sts., Los Angeles
ICY Office Hours from 0 80 A. NJ. to a P. NJ.
myl1Yr
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LAND OFFICE ATTORNEYS.
those who Arc Entitled TO Prac.
tice at Present.

According TO circular from the Department.
OF the Interior attorneys cannot practice In the
United States Land Office matters unless they
have been given certificates issued upon cer'
tifcutes from some other court OF record OF
from Judge OF tho Superior Court Such be-
lag the case there are but few attorneys In this
city who are at present entitled to practice
there, Mr.. II W. Patton. Register Of he Unitt
States Land Once, has upon his list the follow
lug name attorneys enutled TO practice; l..
NJ strattop. ]. H. NJ W. Edwards, ]. II Cotton,
D. J. Chsowick, Win D. Gould. j. ] stephens,
Horace stev, ms, 8. r. Hogp, Robt, Mccullough,
L. Rochester, Chss. W. Williams, II. p. PIKE, j.
W swsuwick, f. +. GallRrdo. IL e. lIibbGrd,
+ Church. r. NJ. Hotchkiss, Hayes & Hicks,
J w Pain, Geo. Huntington, II. r. Lee, II. g..
stephens, flnlayson Il Son, =. q. Ward, ], II.
Gall, singen n Garthu-, +. b. Ninan, Wade &
Murphy, J. Mnuroe Robinson. J. d. Betiune
and George Gardner.
Theoficers OF the Land oGlce hope that the
Supe rior Judges will be careful in giv.us cer-
t'fcetes 70 people to practice before their de.
psrrment and only grant them to regularly ad-
miticd attorneys or to those who will submit 20
an examination RS to their qualifications tU
practice before the Land Onico
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26
Roardoe xIenltis,

The Board OF Health met yesterday at
Mayors office with the Hon. J. +. Humphrl
ia the chair. The petition OF ], J. Woodwo
ct al, praying that the ownera OF the WI
house on San Pedro street, near Second be
MED the privilege OF connecting with the sew
was referred 10 Dr. Reese on motion OF
lianley.
The petition OF @. GTossman ct al, pray
to have the nuikances on New High, Wall
a I'D Upper Main street abatsd, was reierret
the Health OniCcr, ~
The petition OF c II. Long ct al. to III
Rich street sprink ed between Pico and h
land streets, was granted.
Mr.. Tibbits, contractor for the new pi
house, appeared before the hoard TO have
payments Tor the new building satisfaction
arranged He was required 10 give bonds in
sum OF ST. 800. Adjourned
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26
DEMOCRATIC NOTES.
The IroquOis Club-Dcparturo
Eson. n. M. white.

The Ifoquois Club has taken possession OF
old Western Union Telegraph rooms at II Nc
Main street, and will move In there with
delay. The rooms are bolng handsomely dc
rated and fitted up. snd when completed, v
make as neat o clubhouse as could De wishe,
The Democratic Central Committee has
Gated itself at No. 2Ao North Main street,
Secretary.
Hon, S. NJ. White left on the 9;30 train
night for the North. After a day IN san Fl
cisco he will proceed directly to st. Louis
participate in the National Convention.
return is not expected for about thirty days
A meeting Of the Democratic Central C
will be held tonight In Judge Taney's Co
room, at half-past seven.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26
r,,,aois Social.

The Illlnoie Society, which was organized in
thislcity two years ago and has made 1t prac-
tic|N give social every Friday evening dur.
ing the winter season gave its last entertain
ment for toe preseat season lat evening; At
an carly hou the hull was ilild. The follow
ing took part iii the iexeteises; Misses Obey
and Gloslbach, Miss Werner, Mr.. Monson,
Mr Owens, Major hrbuckle, W. A. X. Connor,
Kslph T. Hcyt, &, Il. De Lnno, Mrs. Florence
Archer Miss Belle Mitchell, Miss Mau Hof-
man, Mr.. II. Burton, Henry Harrison Mrs. X.
Wllkerson, W. g. Meliek, Mrs. NJ. V. Astbury,
Miss e. Mabel Astbury, Miss Alice stephens
and Mrs, Dunham.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26
a3nprdynv,s sncinI,

The usual weekly meeting of the Canadian
society was held last evening in the Opera
House Hall, quite a lage number bsiug pres.
ent. The programme was as follows: Piano
solo. Miss Van sickle; recitation. "ihe laird OF
Cock pen,n Mr.. ., q c.iSlldden; ddress,. Mr. Dick
son; Vocal solo, "Rnoked IN tho cradle OF the
Quafrie; sopg Mrs kng; song, Canadian Glee
tlub; recitation, Miss leiley; song, Mr.. Qs
hsrue recitation Miss J. to.s, tecit tion, The
Club. fYNrte
Allthe selections were warmly received and
applsudeh. Afterihc programins was concluded
ths audience arlose and assisted the Glee Club
Ia sineing' God save the Queen" after which
all iel atied 10 meet pg.un next Friday evening
AZ the same plsce and nour. kloIsa
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Thc unvt,st Uniyersity.

very pleasant entertainment was given last
night by the students OF the Los Angeles Bap-
list University, aud large audience was pres
ent to enjoy it. To Miss Rider, principal OF the
Music department much of the success is due,
as with unt;ring zeal she trained the perform
ers IN a manner which reflects great credit on
ber mode OF instruction. Miss overton's song,
"Anchored." was particularly admit ed, and the
piano trio, "Bucephaie " by the Misses Mamie
Rose, Anna Fowler aud Grace Smith, won we'll
de erved plaudits The complete programme
will be found in to morrow's HERALD.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26
rhc Ca,lformia vTuseun,.

The announcements for the coming week at
the Dime Museum, commencing to-day, en-
brace number of novelties that will doubt
less iucrease the largo attendance at this popu-
lar resort Layman the famous facial artist,
known as the man of a thousand faces" is to
appear. He was the sensational feature OF the
wigwvln, at san Francisco, for several weeks.
In the museum department Little Dot, tiny
speck Of iemininity OF mature years, is TO make
her first appearance direct from the East; The
other attfactions in the museum and theatre
are equally interesting.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26
Gardner's ice cream leads 'em all.
ma,nnxal snic-renpln,s Store.

The wonderful success we s:e attaining dur.
ing our removal sale is ouly due o the yales
NC offer. Have you been tl the psopic's Sto:e
thiA week2 u not, conc to-day and you viii
sse e sight Sneh ~ you e'er nave seen In your
lifetime We feel proud as we Eee our many
nairons leaving our store so wel pleased,
delighted with their purchases. Our main on.
ject is TO see that erory ouo is properly cared
Don't fail TO be on hand at 10 O'Clock tos oul
worldienoWned fan sale.
The remarkable fan sale 19c. eacll;--
Hundreds OF people have inquired for these
Esns during the past few days, but not sin
rle one wlit be sold before 10 O'clock. II Il
( ilpTfs. y 8 forys to descrlbe xhikline-hx .xs
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26
Criminal Notes.

T, W. Deokman was arrested yesterday mo
Ing on Also street for impersonating an ofncl
Charles H. Archibald, OF 52d south HID
street, came to the police station last event
and reported his horse aud express wagy
stolen from in front OF his house. He hiteN
the horse with weight and came out justy
time to see man put the weight In tho wag;
and drive off
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26
ntlnn .n artistr.

Atthc Invitation Of Mr. Forheg select party
OF Aisiiiands assembled Mt Bis residence ~
Akbury street, 10 tendera reception accorded
iIefr kuliler, tho distinguished pianist. and
Iierr Emit s.ifeft, the ienowhed woiliiist
rtnoiu1sly AT $50 r, "a. the guests
began 10 s tatriyc, and from ilet
hour urtt neariy mdnl INT the visitors cS.
perienoed an inc ssnnt dow. of hospitality az
ihe hands Of their Eenial host and llosiess
Ile entertainment, which was purely Of 4
musical nature, consisted Of instrumental
sloq hy Heinrich K6hlar who is q pianist
Of dstipctlOut his Selections hoTiing his
auditors cn,hrail b. his extraordinary H.
epiratior. aud Emii seiicu, who is generally
e.knue hdgcd to 30 one of the most accom-
plehrd viullntsts OF the age, and whose mum
bars compictely carried away his hearers,
and yvesl gros by Miss Annie ForDea
and Mr.. Huber Amongt those pres
eut were Misses Helen Lesser,
Conttnnce Forbes Ellie Promeny,
n q. DeBott1p. Metsrs- MoCiury, DeBodon.
Jas Forher. Gup Forbes and representative q
tho HERALD A sumptuoue repaht was served
ats p NJ, after which speeches suitable to the
occasion were made by thuse present. recep-
ton will he icndeied To these great musicians
tonight by BaIon Rogniat.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26
NEWS NOTES.

Frank Bartlett Post met last evening at o
Il. Hall.
stanton Post held IL regular weekly mecJ
last evening at Naaonic Hall. \
Tho social given last evening At the
street Church was woll attended.
The young people OF the East knd VIII sisY
dance this evening VI Armory Han
County Clerk DunEmoor reports the saleI
a32 900 worth ~ school bonds Tor sjJ,0oOj
Oakland Rank OF Savings
A body Of workmun we're busy Yesterday
examining the street car tracks at the juna'i
OF Main aud uppcr Main streets,
The grading for tho Krhfta sireet-car hnd
being done near Aihsmbfa street. nud conf
iiors WITH tho two'hoiaa track VIII DO shvl
msdc.
Rev. II. Maybe Irvine VIII ail tho puipi'l
tho Thitd Presbyterian s...ssss..sseii tom eti
morning by exchange with Nov. Wm.
Stevens.
John Smith wna examined yosturday bel|
United snfos Commissioning Van Dyke
tening liqu0r ~ iuhiana - San Bciaafai
and held 10 enewef 10 1a5O Dali.
Trnuafcfa of rcsl estate yesterday amounI
to9ilD,UBJ ana were 80 In pNnnbsr. OF thJ
~ were inr moro ihen ~ ovv each. anu
were for uuiinni cOuEifefatlOus.
A horse ri dcn by MI Genrge Hofs'ofd,
cahuengl shied Mt y eabls oar on TemI
street yeltsrlAy afternoon Hnd unseeted
ridvr. wha WIS oadly bruised, bnt luckily
no bones bfoN'u,
sunday sciiool teachers and IN Interested
invited &, attend The cxposition OF sundd
lesson to-day ~ to 81 ~ a. w Kidcf. A.
Young Mriis Chrl,tlan Association ioome,
West Second street
A meeting OF tls General COMMITTEES on
location rt tho branch Of ;he Rational Homa(
Disabled Voiuniccf Soldiers IN thlt rcuHty
he held fn tbs sopms OF ihl nontd of lfhao [
Tuesday afternoon ut O'clock. Nt ,tA54isil
United states Land Register u w Pat
has In his once proposal foe bids ior suFi
fng in Townnh y . SOuih nangs Wcs'
bids must be la ifiitd n states SuNeNsT urnE
Il. Y. Haminoid, a. slnuidN hu orc plunp lSs'
There viii be u i,esi.c 9prytc iiitho 4
baptist Chnlch corner s'vilt sti fprt 1tej
on Sunday oyrpiuF, ui o'tllfi Nplmffd|
will bo co1idhntfd w Jtsk httneIint KimI
md Mrs. tafeihnu Wnla'ls, Nri authcnl1I
the choir ME Dnastlr VIII l.Ao plal 81
organ toluas Nit
The outing arranged hr incnibcrs q
Young Men's cfftiha Asemletlni Cor Decel
lion nay pf1misaq vs. Do eSeccllugy pleased
The placd suifFtd " tftf N3tdtnr, HmonN
foothills BnseDsllt football And qtnef Athlsl
yanea VIII b. nreNntrf, sew mi lu.MhNrI
the Pasadana AsssQ atun ill'iiin.
WIN. II. Bailey pt tie Genefal llycemtI
board, X. "a L., from pnilndclrnia viii add
M open mcetrrr % tln hAll Of u, h.2,l
tmafonie u u, spu Il spi,na st.teil. this c,l
ing, atS 3 opirch. 2 ii nrhigfA Vf thH X. o.
ma well ~ sisnanled mHmhsrs yVtaef VI
those whoa iii"hdlY ti tas cpilse of oigl
ixed labor, ero ihNiNd 70 attend
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26
h.ne.rmaI..

Geo. D whl,conb, u Glehhore, Is IN the 9
DR., Host ilter, OF IloAletor Dlttsis ie,ne, IL
the city
nm Kccier, OF Santa Ann, wss in the
yesterday.
Geo. A. wilbur, ot ohino, paid a visit to !
city yesterday sMHE
E. c. Buih OF Santa Monica. took a tripN
this city yesterdry. a tI.l,l
O. H.. Cummings and wife, OF sacramcnl
are at the Nadcau.
Mr.. George n. webdling, the lecturer, ~ bs
at the Westminster NIX
H.w. Mephec, Of the Murieita Trdascrip.
visiting Los Augeies, Ar
v, Roserbaum, merchant Of San FrancisJ
is isstopp!r's st tho hollenbeck.
Dr. Ainsworth, oi AlFerside, Is at the Del
Hotel, onroute to Ban Frnncieco. qti lsf
J. L. dlaAscock. ogsiatast manager Of the p
adena star was in the city yesterday y
Mr.. X. O. Cawatnn, The proprietor OF the
trich farm was ln the city yeftCrday.
Dau. McCool, msuager Of the CnilIori
Southern Railroad, ia at the nolfnbeek.
O. M. BennedlOt, OF Chicago, arrived IN 4
city yesterday. and ID stopping at the oxford
Miss Kate Robertson. one az the society he'll
of Santa Monica, paid visit to iown-y yeSteldf
A. s. Ross and wife and ]. W Hngan-
wife, tourists from New Yofk, pre atihe Qxtok
A. NJ. X. Stone, Doct aud shoe merchd
from San Francisco, Is II the New United staI
Hotel.
H.. Kowalsky. OF San Francisco, tho owl
of the Hotel Arcadia, is stopping at the w,
minister.
W. II. Marble and wife. Of Now York, are
the Nadeau, and arc accompanied by NJ
Gates, of El Paio.
ltGeo. g. Parker, Tracy Abbot, o. NJ. Teatle d
J. g. Bayley, OF Riverside, were in the city VI
torday on business
VIM II. Lampreeht, capitalist from Ole /
land, o., arrived - the city Yesterday, and |
rooms at the New United States Hotel.
Smith Pecl, who ls interested in one OF 4
large glove manu- actOrles OF Gloyersvlile,y
", is registered at the New United States Ho {
Miss A, X. Leamuig, OF New Bedford, Ma
and A Coflin, OF Nantucket, arrived In the 81
yesterday, and are ut the New United Stay
Hotel.
II. b. Greenfelder wholesale druggist fr{
San Francisco, Is stopping at the New uni1
states Hotel, and is accompanied by Mr. VIZ
: Sullivan.
Judge Armstrong, candidate for nominate
for Chief Justice at the Democratic State Cd
vention, has returned from San Diego, and NJ
be found at the Hollenbeck with his wife Il
Miss Josie Frank, of San Francisco, who
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Brode will leave
her home with the morning train. she n
made many friends in society circles who !
.gret her departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Merwin, of st. Louis, al
Annie shipman, OF Yonkors, N. Y, are ut 4
Hollenbeck. Mr.. Merwln 10 manager OF u
Educational Journal OF st. Louis, and Is advau
agent OF the Teachers Institute, which med
In San Francisco in July.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26
undcl.1croh reIegrnn,s.

Undeliverod telegrnmS st tne Western Union
Telegraph office, No. u Court street. up 10 10
1.u MAY 25; G. H. Mcdonnell. Mrs n, C.
Walton, Mr.. aud Mrs 4 w. Cole. [ WilliDgton
Gardner and George B. Moore.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26
A sinine Onnturaa.

At O'Clock yesterday afternoon ot,iccrs~1
lie, Mckenzie and Bosqui surprised the plN
IN the gambling rooms over the Turf Club
loon, on Spring street end sucoegdei IA Cd
turing thirty players aud three deIlerS 4
pHayers deposited &l0 each for their appel
a. ce and the dea ers S25 each, in all S3l
riis was In the busiest hour OF the dag a.
Iu1ins, and the people arrested were allowed
h. nd their bail 10 tue officers without the d
mAlity of q visit TO the Police Station. 4
x me remained closed the balance Of the ey,
f4ff
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26
Thcpnvii,on Play.

The interest In the military drama at the Pa
viion has not abated, and the last of the series
of performances will doubtless be given to-
night to as large an audience as that which was
present on the opening night. A special natl
nee is an nouuoed for this afternoon for tho benz
eft OF school children, and the charges for ad.
mission will be only is and 25 cents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26

CATARRH CURED, health aud swoot breath
secured. BY shilou's Catarrh remedy. Price
80 cents. Nasal injector free. Sold by C. T.
Heilzeman,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26
NlssorLLaNnosIs.

Pronounced by Il to be the best shoe
ever manufactured for Children. Misses,
and chldreu's made Of best Tampico
Goatskin, Boys and Youths of most dur.
able Calfskin.
Small Child's sizes5 to s, Curacao Kid,
spring heels. ...... ........S1 so
Small Child's, sizes to s, Straight Goat.
spring heels. .................S 80
Small Child's, sizes 5 to s, Pebble Goat,
spring heels. ............l... ..$1.5
/ Iarge Child's, sizes So to 1Oh, Curacoa'
Kid, spring heels. ........,..... .S1.75
Large Child's, sizes So to 10H Straight
Goat, spring heels. s....A.... 81 rs
Large Child's sizes 81 to 1917, Pebble
Goat, spring heels. s.........,...S1.75
Misses, sizes II to 81, Curacao Kid
spring heels ..............,. S2.25
Misses, sizes II to 31G, Straight Goat.
spring heels. ..............S S2.25
Misses, sizcs II to 311, Pebble Goat,
spring heels.
Youths, sizes 10 to 2, best Calf button
ana lace .................. $40
Boys, sizes ~ to 6, best Calf, button
anu lace. S5.0U
All kinds, in A, B, G, d widths, con-
stantly on hand and fully warranted.
Postage on shoes, 17c. per pair. Our
large illustrated S0-page catalogue sent
free to any address.
JORDAN, MARSH & CO.,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26
HliSOELs4NE0US.

Boston chips at Gardner's fresh every
day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26

The members OF tho slmpsonisn Society gayc
a most novel and amuslug entertainment In
their chapel on Fort street between Seventh
and Elehth. Iteonsistcd ofe grand mach and
profcs ion IN wllica the following characters
nppoared and hfterward other fnng or spoke
nliprOp verses: "New Yoars nay' hiss
wisem ~. "af Valentines bny," Master Roy
Hlimau. WaAhngtoWs Blftnday, 6c0fgc
Wavhington," MIR ". lowncs; MARTIN Nrsh-
ington," Mrs. Il Hillnan; Isl, Patrick's Day.,
Mr. Robert strnues; "Apfil FOOLS Dry
Mister jay Haght; "Ea.ler," Mig Wise
nen; "sIsy Day. Mics Edib holccm9, quocn,
with nttendanrj "DeevratiOn DAY. Mlrsos
Robinson ard Ross "Uommuu cement Day.
Miss Sadie Johuson and Hiss Blaisdelli Fore
fathers Day" Mlss Maggie NJ Her nnd Mr.. W.
y Abcrnethy. with solo; Rainy Day" Misses
Forester, Plnkham, Little, and Mf. Brown
.'Plrhssnt Dsy," w,ses Snionds. Fairchild and
NJ, Bolccmh Fourth OF july" MISS Nattie
Palmer WIN colo, "Tnanksglving Day." Mos
rimendI II eeilon Day" Messrs. Ross h.
widacy anu e. z Johnson Jr., with add ess;
rLongcrt Day" Arthur Widney; shortest
payp Mf. Lfnoon Csswell; ~ edding Day.,
,Mr, and Mrs Fred Capweil; "Pioneefs' Day.
MI. Losie. !, Putt and y. Robinson; PAY
Day" Mr.. y r.. Bfesce; 'Chrlstmas Day" Mr..
TrsNk ahefnethy, Miss Frances McCreery, &C
/nomranist After the entertainment cake.
ttfanDerlics aud cream were served. i Nr
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26
AMUsEMEyfs.
.Dnmon and pythfas', at tho rrnnd
fust Might.


good house assembled ast night 20 Witness
Mr. " wsrde aud his cxcelcutsupport Ia Ban sa's
version Of tho world iamous stDry o. tl,e friend.
ship OF Damon and Pythtaa. Gao Senator ard
soldier ~ nyrscuse OF old.
Mr.. Walds'x - mon Il piecr of very asfotg
acting. Were the cratic 10 induigs IN .osriiny
rulo, he might hay the one blentsh
II In too much and too hf0bg wOtk.
NJ. Wafde's pfcsentatlon OF come OF tho
scones is inteusely paluiul even %
thosp who ought 10 DO cAiloug n tho slmu
lated woes OF tho mimic ttsRs. This may be
what he aims to produce IN his spectators, bat
n there " any fault ~ md Il Ia thar he over
steps the bouu1B OF moderation, title In the
Intensity he throw Into bis actipR.
Mss Blair. as tho lovely, wouanly "calan.
the wAt a. fascinating as in all these cassie
r0iss sbe plays 30 vet. bhe ia made 70 ht per
ftrty IN cfft which calls for q maiden Of
Ufenlsn mould. She looks Ike Cafyalld from
an old Armenian temple.
For tho matinee to-day Gdston Cddoi, q very
Interesting, indee thrilling French military
drama OF tue period OF the revolution IL the at
traction. II Is well worth seeing Us II has mer
It's which place II above the play which II most
resfmblcs, Bulwef's Lady " lyons. The seq
ton Will close this evening with
shakespeafe play, "kichhfd lunehbAck"
being the role In which the star viii shine.
Tho grent sword act nf tho close Of ihs play js
one Of Warde's masterpieces, A the opera
House closes with this performance II mnf be
expected that the hahltucH viii oil he theie IN
honor OF the occasion ny well as Of Nj. Warde.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-12-06
Group.

Now that Autumn is here with its va
;riable weather, the mother must be on her
guard against this dreadful snetny of the
nursery. Prevention Is eFea better than
cure. and luckily this fatal disease "ca: is
it's Shadow BEFORE" When this shadow
appears in the form of a we'll known
cough, which 80 alarms every mother, size
should be ready to do, aud have presence
of mind enough to know what to do; !
will give you few simple REMEDIES, and
sothe Of them should always be kept on
hahd il there are any children about the
house; for when the first note of alarm is
heard the mother cannot afford to lose a
moment of time. Make compress of
flannel, wiring it out of hot water, and
apply to the child's chest, and over this
lay piece of warm, dry flannel. Give
about a teaspoouhil Of powdered alum
and sugar or liolasses whenever the cough
is heard, or until the breathing is easier.
A little syrup of ipecac often answers the
same purpose. Simply giving a tea.
spoonful of molasses end sweet oil when
the cough is first heard has prevented
further trouble. These are all simple
remedies, which, if used when the 6rst
signs appear, will prevent the appearance
/ of the disease. One of the most success
full remedies we have ever used when
child had Group was to wrap it up we'll
and hold it over q bucket of Stacking lime
and let it inhale the steam from the lime.
This is also excellent for diptheria. But
the point I wish to impress upon your
minds Is to be always ready, Have some
of these simple remedies In the house;
also bundle of ,hahhel where the hand
can bio easily placed upon it, as these
attacks generally cofhe on at night and
need prompt and wise treatment. There
ib nothing like being ready for an emer-
geney.-dfrs j. L, in Pittsburg National
Stockmaa.