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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-07-23

I The number OF colleges and insti-
tutions in the country is the same az
1t was ten years ago, but the number
OF students has increased from II, 161
to 81, 3I6 in the came period.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-07-23
Notice To Creditors.
Estate OF Joseph Dantci Dnhn,s,
Deceased.

EOTTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE
w undersigned. ExrCutrix Of the iust will
and Testament Of Joseph Daniel Dah,ns, de-
ceased. t. the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against tho said deceased, TO
exhibIt them with the necessary Vouchers,
within Ten months after tho first publication
OF this notice. to the said Exccuirix nt the Of.
fee of Talbot ( furrimston. NJ tho town ot
Elko, County Uf Elko. state Of Nevada. tbs
saIne being her place for the Transaction cf
the business of said Estate.
KATHERINE N. DAMN,
Executri1 Of the last WIN and Tobt.ILsAi OF
paid dece .ied.
Date Il. LII. July !, 1859.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-07-23
MINES LAID OUT AND SURVEYED
FOR EATEET.

Lnnf,, -'veycJ, Apr:~".ions, Contracts
Pay'ns..-- on Lind, ana ali matters appertain-
ing to taking up or holding land OF the State o.
Government attended To. Shal! kecp filiYpss'.
ed as TO all lsuds taken up and vissA. ia Ii
eastern art hL'Lis. ALagss4. LH$l tIs1'.
aa.
kNsoAfsk ~
The evening world., 1889-10-19
HIGHBINDERS' PLOTS.
= ~ = p. "
Interpreter Hah Bah Arrested on a Charge
Of Grand Larceny.

The feud between the Chinese secret Society
of Highbinders and the multitudinous family Of
Lee grows more desperate and bitter.
Now Hah Bah, the short-haired and ~intellec-
tual young MonRol who was employed by Law
yer Hughes rs an interpreter in behalf of Lee
Cling, Lee Hi and Lee Ling, charged with gag
ginR and binding Foreman Lee Hing. of Sing
Lungs Fifth street laundry, while they robbed
that institution, is under 81, 900 bail on a
charge Of grand larceny brought by Chum Wah.
,Chum Wan, who lives at As Allen street. says
that some weeks ago, he gave $92 to Hah Bah to
buy him a ticket to China, and that the renegade
Hah Bah, in the Tombs Police Court, solemnly
swore thai, his almond eyes never before rested
belief, part 81 the Highbinder Conspiracy to
ruin the Lee family and all their friends.
The ,feud broke ont IN New York's Chinatown
ing between the Wo Hing Company Of merchants
and Peter J: White. a Caucasian property
The merchants had occupied Mr.. Whites old
6HildinR at II Mott street, at q nominal rent.
When he tore the rookery away and erected. . fine
Mr.. White and the Cinnamon could come to no
a ana.9 4 chin asa PSs oysott: h So %lcsSvf in tb he G nss
nese, language were posted literally, warning
all Chinamen.to abstain from renting Mr.. Whitec
premises, or any part thereon. under severe
These notices were interpreted to Mr.. Whites
aver ~ Lee Ling. Lee dlng and Lee III.
syAinst the Highbinders, and the notices were
hastily removed. Then Lee Ling and Lee Cling
prayedsthe Society by leasing Mr.. Whites build
house.
Then Oct. o o customer found Lee Hing tied
with 4 clothes line in his employer Fifth street
laundry. He said he had been gagged and tor
tnred by these three Lees--Hi. Ling and Cling
fed.
They are out on bail in 90. 900 each, and will
9e examined Oct, 80 by Justice Duffy. They
declare TINT they are the victim Of a Highlander
conspiracy, because OF their friendliness to Mr..
Mnlte, and that the arrest of their interpreter
ID only another step in the conspiracy.
The evening world., 1889-10-19
OPENING OF LINDEN PARK.
LARGE AND FASHIONABLE ATTENDANCE
EXPECTED NEXT WEDNESDAY.
Another Race Projected Between Harry
WiIkes aud Belle HRmlin-FOotban En-
thusiasm ut HRrvRrd-The Allerton Ath-
lctic club Games To-Dny-kinEHC County
W~heelmen'a 25.MIile Road Race.

wheeImen's 25.Milo Road Race.
The inaugural meeting Of the Linden Park
Blood-Horse Association will take place next
We lnesday. Linden Park is near Elizabeth.
n. J. The races will continue until Nov. 10,
inclusive.
There will be six races each day. A leading
authority on racing said last evening that this
new track Mould be the most fashionable in this
vicinity. The membership includes over two
hundred of the NEST aristocratic racing men of
this city. Prominent society ladies have placed
orders with their tailors for costumes TO be
douned espec ally for the inauEuIal, day. and
fashionable femininitv will grace all the racing
After the Fall meeting racing will he d%iscon-
tiuucd until next Sprlug, when cards OF the
highest order will be the ATTRACTIONS. Particular
pains will be taken to have everything pertain
ing to the new track on a very lofty plane, from
the, APPOINTMENTS ot, the track, grand ttanIL
ali obicctionSbic y persons n = viii be iriiSidly ex.
cluded.
.Mcssrs. Sire Bros. intend matching Harry
wilkes against Belle Hnmiin agaia for e., 900.
best three heats ont Of five. They think wilkes
IL a better slayer than Hamlin. The recent race,
i will be remembered, was the best two out OF
three heats.
Trotting at the Gentlemen's Driving Park at
Philadelphia will begin shortly.
Work has already been begun, on Harvard's
new boat-hopse. II will cost about go, goo.
Tea thousand dollars of this amount has been
contributed by Mr.. q. w. Weld, of Boston, a
graduate of Harvard.
popular at Harvard. About u hundred students
form themselves into teams and play against
each other every day.
The Hudson County Wheelmen will run 70
Cub to Nhitestone, Long Island.
There will be a great race this afternoon. be-
tween c. l.. Carter, A. j. George and Sidney
Thomas, ~ the four-mile scratch race IN the
grounds. The four-miIe record may 20 under
IN the great struggle between these great
athletes.
Snapper Garrison SAYS that he has no IN.
tention OF retiring from jockeydom, but will
ride next. season, rumor to the contrary not
There are several Of the fastest bicyclists Of
this vicinity entered III to-days two-mile handi-
cap race at the Allerton games.
Races will be given some time during Novem-
Der by the Plaintield Bicycle Club,
Betting on the Jack Delancey-B Billy Murphy
boxing match, TO take. place at q California club
shortly. is slightly in favor of Delaney, which
IL tiattering to the pride of Jacks friends in this
city.
The indoor games of the, Arlington Athletic
Club promise to be unusually successful. They
occur u week from to-day.
One of the several Kings County wheelmen
entered in to-day's twenty five mile road race
expects to win the event and the valuable trophy
that goes with 1t.
Both Jordan and Ford, who are to compete in
Outing Athletic Club games, have begun
practising for the competition.
The evening world., 1889-10-19
HER CAREER ENDED.
Death Of the WOndrOuSly Beautiful but
Notorious Jenny Marshall.
She Leaves a Large Estate to For
mer Admirers and to Charity.
The Woman Who Robbed q Wealthy
staten islander OF $4,000.


Jenny Marshall, ackno wledeed queen Of the
demi-monae Oh 'nis ci'y ior 10 many years. n
dead.
priobt,s disease. induced by her fondness for
nrlS H. oan.a - hor do,iso
Wlne' was ny '"uSo ". . eeni.ne'
She left an estate valued at about $500, 900,
-oos,lv invested in CITY real estate. This she
mo'uuSm -, !. -. - a. - = uo,5 "a 40
has Wlileo pack IN part 10 the Hieh VINO paiu as
tribute to her beauty, and the remainder to OBJ
scrre relatives in this country and Ireland,
- 90 ,h;a oorntr,, u;,b bor naro,.s
Jenny csWe W 'niH O'"ntIS' WIN U p"ie"'s'
when very young from County Mayo, Ireland.
A sbe grew mn she deyeloped into n wonder
- s..,,., .o,,.n or IS t.u 10 = ujl
1ully peAutiiul "oHiah' 0he "Hs taA' u WIZ
lowy figure, finely and gracefully moulded.
uor ares ware one OF her most striking f~eatures.
ns..ss.... . nrorish hroun With hoort,FrlI,,
Ihey were q eraylSh pro"h' WIN pe"u"!uly
marked. dark. thick eyebrows. which met above
the nose. The nose WAS aouiline. finely
w MI. il 80 W.. 80 a. unn,h 80
chlseiled' Inc Ups anu seto WIS Hou'n were
very fetching. 4" backed % they were by snowy
.ootb
0.'H'
A wealth OF chestnut mar huorheu tne shapely
head, while her complexion was clear and
or,orov Auabino undar axc;tement.
fHn sbort' she was one Of the most beautiful
vana, ~ bar Jsy and mn 10 the TIM Of her
SeatS rotained her good Looks Though forty Ave
vesrs ~ ace
'Sho diade a. ber boma lao Wat Tbirtv-tb,r d
a.ran, Her anartnnants were richly thongb mn
os,sUtat ionslv fnrnisbed an
The evening world., 1889-10-19
MUMMIFIED In A FURNACE.
A HORRIBLE FIND BY WORKMEN AT PITTS
BURG TO-DAY,
ESPECIAL TO rHE EVENING WORLD. /

PITTsDURo, Pa, Oct. 19.-A puddler at Longs
rolling mill noticed something in the draught
chamber back Of the furnace.
He reached his hand and withdrew a blAckehed
and charred bone which proved to be part OF q
human leg.
After the gas had been shut of, 4 force Of men
tore the side wall out of the drAught chamber.
A terrible sight met their gaze. Crouched in
the small chamber was the body Of . man.
His lower extremities had been burned of,
his fingers had been charred and had dropped
off and the rest Of the body had been baked
mummy.
The flesh on the head was burned away and
the skull bouea were charred and bare down to
the lips, which were somewhat burned, but still
retained their shape.
The remains were identiieT a. those 81. fbomas
Dougherty, who had been missing o week.
He probably crawled into the chamber to
sleep. and when the Eas was turned on was
asphyXiated.
The evening world., 1889-10-19

In case Of sick headache. biliousness, torpid liver.
dyspepsia, costiveness, DIR. @. MCLAHR's CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS never fail to give reliet-for both sexes and
all ages. They are compounded with regard to even the
most delicate constitutions Sold by all druggists price
% cents. Prepared only by Fleming Bros, P~ittsburE,
Pa. Look out for an imitation made in st. Louis, which
is often palmed of on innocent purchasers as ours. In
sst upon having only the genuine.
The evening world., 1889-10-19
100000 FIRE In NEWARK.
THE HARRISON AVENUE TAN BARK WORKS
DESTROYED.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD

Especial TO THE EVENING WORLD
NEWARK, Oct. l9.-At 2 O'Clock this morning
nre broke out in the engine room of the Tan
BARK works, on Harrison avenue, East Newark,
ana spread rapidly,
,p S,etore the city fire engines could get there the
" pSldinE wan RACED TO the ground.
%mseadE loss A. 500, 900. A set of costly new
TMndSninery had recently been put in by the firm,
The evening world., 1889-10-19
LooL IN, for TbI. OIu,.

An alarm to all police precincts was sent out
to-day calling for the arrest OF q man Of forty
years OF age, with light hair and mustache.
who IL passing greenbacks altered from the one
dollar to the twO-dollar denomination.
The evening world., 1889-10-19
FROM CALIFORNIA.
LODI. SAN JOAQUIN 90, CAi.,

NOF. -Dl 1901.
GENTLEMEN; We have Just bought another box Of
DR.. @. MCLANE's CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, which
we find to be no excellent for keeping the system in
order and overcoming sick headache that we never use
anything else. l cheeriully testify TO the merit OF DR..
c. McLANE's CELEyRATED LIVER PILLS.
Mrs. j. E. HoUsH.
The evening world., 1889-10-19
Had Cause TO Feel Grateful.

from MMasey's FeskIy.l
Nurse-1t's a boy, and he's got your eyes and
nose and chin"
Newly Made Father-Got my chin. chi That's
good! I'm thankful he hasn't got his mother's.'
The evening world., 1889-10-19

Broke the Oldest ChInRmRn's Les.
Cal Wook, aged seventy-two years, the Oldest
Chinaman in New York. was knocked down the
basement of 32 Pell street to-day by Bridget
Carroll, who ran away. Ga Wook had his leg
broken.
The evening world., 1889-10-19

A Pain In the Side Oiteu Comes from the
Liver and is relIsVedby CARTERs LITTLE LIvER PILLS. .
The evening world., 1889-10-19

CT nm will be paid TO any person who will prove
VO|VoO the above statements 10 be untrue.
Examine my $5, 81, $3.50 ~. 30, S2.2b, %
Shoes for Men. MY Sc and Si.15 Shoes for BoyS
are the best. Ladies' all wear my 81 and 82 Shoes,
which are of the best material. hest style and best
hitting In the world. w. l.. Douglas. BrOckton, Mass.
SPECIAL.-W. l.. Douglas So Lace Grain
shoe for Gentlcmen, with heavy tan sole and
WI. DOugIRE's name and price are stamped
OIL the bottom Oi NIL his advertised shoes.
NEW YORK CITY-1s ave, III. 263. 1870. 30T I'd
ave. A., l59H, 1894 80 ave-, SAS, 900. 10. 1913.
1854 i99ll 3533 9Th ave- .3!a255i 773; 5o7; OH
Bible House $40 Grand st. Bowery, S2. 1882 90
Fulton ~. 5l3 Canal ~. corner NJ Canal ~. and
Bowery; 45S Broadway. corner Grand lS7 Ave. b;
corner SIn ave, and l4th 81, : l6l. pa Greenwich 81; !;
Nov Chhnl ers ~. 81 Nassau -
1907. Fulton St, 247, S3i Court st.. IFS Grind
z, %. 2lI Myrtle ave. u, 100 Columbia st, 275i
JERSEY CITY Newark sye., 40, As, 200 North
ave, B34 GROVE st.. Az: COmmunipAw ave, 4S3.
.NFWARK-MSrke st.. 81. 263i BroAd st.. 347'
The evening world., 1889-10-19

"Rex Wheat"
IL easily cooked aud aids digestion.
The evening world., 1889-10-19
W.. l.. p O u C
S 8 S HOE sn To Q

Ny claims for this Shoe
over all other % Shoes
advertised, ares
II contains better ma
terial. IL is more stylish,
better fitting and durable.
II gives better general sat-
isfactiOn. II saves more
money for the consumer.
Its great success is due TO
merit. II cannot be du-
plicated by any other
manufacturer. II Is the
best In the world, and has
u larger demand than any
other 50 Shoe advertised.
The evening world., 1889-10-19
A NEW IRON STEAMER.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l9.-The Venezuela, a
new iron steamship for the Red d line, plying
between New York and South America, was
successfully launched at Cramps ship-yard this
morning.
She was christened by Miss Anoita Bliss,
daughter Of one Of the owners, who are Bolton,
Paliett a. Bliss. of New York.
The vessel is 32O feet long, 40 feet in breadth
of beam, % feet hold and a gross tonnage of
., 500. She ID TO carry both passengers and
freight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-28

To get early maturity Of stock We must
have the corrcrib cross Weztern Ayrieak-
fgraitsf-
should note dosn all facts Of interest and
forward them for publication
Esg. intended for ha'ehing shoald DO, be
over two sseks old and do not use pulie'ts
eggs.
The Chicago Breeders Gazette is opposed
70 using = scale Of points 10 Judging stock
al fairs.
Don't delay srAs seeding q day beyond
the ar.- opportunity for the first chance u
betrer han any other, never sure. and in
eyery rrsult more satisfactory.
Funny. isnt it. that this great country
Nth millions Of acres Of anOeeupied land
must buy eggs from Germany and onions
from, SPAIN
The surrounding, should be kept so neat
and attractive TO the ysunger members OF
the family a. to cultivate in them desire 10
remain on the farm.
-Four quart. Of timothy seed to the acre
distributed early 10 March may be coan,ed
.sfeiy q. worth more than eight quarts in
May for the early start i. guaranty Of
success.
One Of the anomalies of agriculture is that
a ye.r Of moderate production will often
brin1 to the farmers more cash and more
actual profit iha0 year Of great abundance
- National Sfoekmaa.
Imagine the profits Of sheep hu.bandry
w..h the demand for mutton doubled. as It
would be II good mutton was easy to pro
cure a. poor mutton Is now.
p "a -. -
in an agricultural case. there we're 30 hogs
10 that lot-3G want you TO remember
that number 80 hog,-ju, three time, the
nGmher that there are IN the jury box ~
dhang lar LHcnai
A III gle error IN farm practice, multiplied
by many millions may cost this great coun-
Try enough 10 cover all expenses of govern
m+nt -hence the wisdom Of establishing and
ma n'sining experiment stAtiobs where errors
NAV he discovered and corrected.
Il /. s-iin.afed ihst every bushei Of hard
wood ashes IL orth At l,ast2j cents, and
they therefore partially remuuerate for the
cost Vt th. wood The ashes should be
store ,n a dry place and covered, as they
draw moisture from the stmosE here-
Cattle aph horses require more than usual
care In ihi. month Of high ~inds and .udd IN
changes; they are just a. likely 70 suffer in
/ these Ittiug seasons as men. and must he
sheltered aud protected and fed rather more
generously IN order 10 carry them through in
good share
Professor " W Cook of the Vermont
experiment station. has examined fIll'. mix
arrator, and endorses it in the strou &c st
terms 4 SAM le of milk vas suspended H.
the barn cellar where the air was bad as
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The modes of death IS approach are various.
and statistics show conclusively that more
persons die from diseases of the Throat and
Lungs than any other. 1t is probable that
everyone, without exception, receives vast
numbers of Tubercle Germs into the system
and where these germs fall upon suitable soil
they start into life and develop, at first slowly
and are shown by slight tickling sensation in
the throat and if allowed to continue their
ravages they extend to the lungs producing
Consumption and to the head, causing Ca
tarrh. Now all this is dangerous and if al
lowed to proceed will in time cause death.
AT the onset you must act with promptness
allowing a cold to go without attention is
dangerous and may lose You your life. As
soon as you feel That something is wrong with
your Throat, Lungs or Nostrils, obtain a
bottle of Boschee's German Syrnp. II will
give you immediate relief.
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va oplv . gill. the Earle Who did nss
count. Azsurecly. yea
II was not r,any days before young
Tornmv Earle was ordered to return 70
heada1,arrers. and another came TO tAks
his place: also one of the senior suoaitetns
came TO relieve Beautiful jim, VINO ".s
to return to headquzrrers- and one SaPt-
Moore came TO take up COMMAND OF the
detachment
AMI as soon as Jim found himself once
more in Bankhzmpton. the colonel toid
him that he could have ten days leave At
xuv time that he liked. Naturally
enough. he replied that he would Ike to
have it at once. for. in the course OF his
conversations with Tommy. he had elected
the fact that his father and sister had re-
turned to England and were in truth ~
their town house at that very time
Therefore. Beautiful Jim packed up his
traps-or had them packed up. which
amounts to the same thing-and took
himself off to London town. there TO see
the lady of his love
The Journey to London seemed to him
terribly long one. although the train by
which be went was the fastest express In
the kingdom, but to Jim 5 impatient heart
II seemed to crawl. although when ne
reached the terminus he found that they
were in to the minute and that his watch
had neither gained nor lost. And then.
being nearly s o'clock in the evening, he
had to wait until morning before he could
venture TO show himself al the house OF
his divinity-he had to think o. his din
ner. after which. for the sake of killing
time. he dressed himself and went out
very late-and what he called looked in
at the Savoy theatre. He had some sort
of vain hope that she might be there-but
she WAS not He was lucky enough to
get stall the only one vacant, and
scanned the house narrowly, but alas
there was no such lovely saint face and
doves eyes as hers. although there were
lovely women in the audience by the
dozen
So he went back to his hotel and
straight to bed. only because the sooner
he got to sleep the nearer he would seem
to morning and TO her. And in the morn
ing. ridiculously early, that is to say be-
tween / and T. he started off to Hans
place, and was told that Miss Earle was
at home Better still, she was alone, and
best Of all, there was something in her
face and manner as she rose to greet him
which made Beautiful Jim forget all cere
mony and take her in his arms. '0h, my
darling. my darling he cried. my OWL
darling
To be continued
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The Successful Remedy for Nasal
CAT A r r II
ElYS CREAM BALM.

and catarrhal headache. This is the first rem
edy that afforded lasting relief.-D. T. Hig-
ginson. las Lake ST., Chicago.
suffered from severe cold in my he al for
months without relief. Ely's Cream Balm
has worked like magic in its cure. after
using it one weeks. J. Harris. Wholesale
Grocer. ll9 Front ST., New York.
| was so much troubled with cat&rrh it Sc
riously affected my voice. One bottle of
Ely's Cream Balm did the work. My voice
is fully restored.-B. +. Liepsner, 4. NJ,
Pastor of the Ohvet Baptist Church, Phils
delphia.
| have been great sufferer from dry cat
arrh for many years. Ely's Cream Balm
completely cured men. J. Lslly, SO
Woodward Ave, Boston.
stril. 1t ia quickly absorbed-allsys pain and Tn>
mt and clearly. sold by every Druggist, or HVIT,
DINERS. 10 Warren ST., New York. WV
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The Wonderful Carlsbad Springs

At the Ninth International Medical Congress, DR.
A. l. A. r0boldto the University of Pennsylvania
resd paper stating that of thirty treated
with the genuine imported carlsbad sprudel Salt
Powder fo-mfo chronic constipation by pochoudria
disease OF the liver and kdne VS. jagndice stiiposis
diabetes, iropsy from vslvulsr heart disease dys
pepsis, catarrhal Inflammation OF the stomach, I'll
Ger of the stomach or spleen children with marss
mus, goat rheumatism of the joints, gravel. etc,
twenty six were entirely cured, three much i'm
proved, and one not treated iOEg. enough Average
time of treatment, four weeks.
The Carlsbad Spruisl salt powder form is an
excellent iPeries Lsrafire and Diar.sic |, clears
fAe compterion, pUriaes fAs blood II il easily sou
BILE pleasant to take and perinansu ut in action The
genuine product Of the Carlsbad Springs is exported
In round bottles. Each bottle comes In light blue
paper CARTOON, and has the signature "Eisner
Mendeison Co, sole agents, Barclay Street, New
York. on every bottle. One bottle mailed for One
Dollar. DIR. 1obodt's lectures mailed free upon ap
plicstion. febiYTrestilljuue lstopcnr
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Probabl, no one thing has caused such a
general revival of trade at j. NJ Mixers
Drug Store as their giving away to their Gus
toners of so many Tree trial hotties OF DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Their trade is simply enormous In this very
valuable article from the fact tn it always
cures and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, and all throat
and lung diseases quickly cured. lou eau
test it before buying by getting trial bottle
free, large size 81. Every bottle warranted
dec3ld&vchw
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CHAPTER Xxx.

As soon as Beautiful Jim had . spare
hour to himself he went down to the
Ducks Tail and asked for the landlord.
who came to him. looking little fright
ened
Mr.. Brown" said Jim. going straight
TO the point at once II want to have ten
minutes private conversation with Miss
Meeking. Have you any objection to it,"
Not the least in the world, SIR" re-
turned Mr. Brown. civilly. land. perhaps.
Mr.. Beresfori, you won't be offended II
make so bold as to say never was 50
pleased in my life as was when the Jury
gave their verdict-never"
That's very kind Of you. Mr. Brown
said Jim. and forthwith held out his hand
to him And now. If you can let me sec
Miss Meeking for ten minutes. shall
be more than obliged"
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| suffered from catarh l2 years The
droppings into my threat were nauseating.
Ny nose lied almost daily. Since the first
days use of Ely's Cream Balm have had no
bleeding. the soreness is entirely gone.-D
G. Davidson, With the Boston Budget
For eight years suffered from catarrh.
After using Ely's Cream Balm for six weeks
believe myself cured. II is most agree
able remedy Joseph Stewart, 624 Grand
Ave, Brooklyn, n. Y.
had catarrh very badly and could hardly
breathe. Suffered over ten years am US
ing Ely's Cream Balm, it is working cure,
surely. | have induced several friends to
use it. and with happ, results in every case
X. W. Sperry. Hartford, Conn.
used Ely's Cream Balm and consider my
self cured. suffered 20 years from catarrh
Pn> particle of the Balm is applied in each n:
AIkE inhammafion-isa agree able 10 use-conyeni
WV sent by mail on receipt of price. ELY 6R