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Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
T0NO CALLS The TURN.
NICK sCOvERRUBIAs' HORSE wINS
$500 AT SANTA ANA.
The Races Go Off in Good Shape--Tho
Great Mckinney -Silkwood Contest
Today-Ths PAGER the Fa-
vorite in Betting. v

SANTA ANA, Sept. 29.-The 2.30 class
trotting race today was won in straight
heats by Covarrubias' Tono, but the last
heat was very close; all five horses were
punched for three quarters Of mile.
Steinway, owner Henry Bell, burst q
blood vessel in the nostril, and was dis
tanced in the first heat.
The great race between Mckinney and
Silkwood starts tomorrow at O'Clock
sharp. It looks as if the PAGER would be
the favorite in betting, though pool SELL
ing has not yet begun.
The weather is fine and the attendance
large. Every race so far has gone in
good shape Trains leave here at 8 pm.
SANTA ANA, Sept. 29.-[By the Aeso-
ciated Press. The attendance at the
races today was the largest for the meet
ing. Fully 5000 people were on the
grounds.
In the ladies' riding tournament, Miss
Forster won the first prize, q gold
watch; Miss Ellis the second, = side
saddle.
One-fourth mile running dash-Car-
rosa's White Stocking won. Forster's
FL Bandero second. Bixby's Marguerite
third; time, 0:24A.
Special running, three-fourths of q
mile dash-Forster's San Juan won.
Denis Flyaway second; time, :201z.
Trotting race for vearlings. mile and
repeat-Won by Willett's Daisy Wood,
the FLY distancing Kelly's Actor and
Edgmore Parks Galleta; time, 2 :52
Trotting race, for purse Of 5000
Covarrubias' Tono won three straight
heats; fastest time, 2:2614.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
THE SITUATION AT NEW YORK.

Only One Suspicious Case Reported.
Transatlantic Arrivals.
New York, Sept. 29.-John Miller,
aged 80, died yesterday of disease re-.
eembling cholera. An examination ia
being made. He lived in West Twenty
ninth street.
A bulletin from quarantine says there
are no new cases of cholera; the sick are
improving. A health board bulletin
says there has been no case of cholera
in the city since September 10Th.
The Cunard steamer Gallia brings 103
first and 261 second-cabin passengers.
Every one is we'll on board.
The steamship Slavonia, OF the Ham
burg-American, line, arrived at noon
from Hamburg. She had no passengers.
The crew are we'll.
QUARANTINE, N. Y, Sept. 20.-The
Scandia called for Baltimore this even
ing. The Polaria, Rugia, Moravia,
Slavonia and Mania, all of the Ham
burg. American line, are still here. The
last named, with passengers, may be
released tomorrow. The Indiana and
Hermann are also waiting. The Gallia,
Lahf and Noordland all went to their
docks today.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
SAN JOSE RACES.
Several Hotly Contested Events in, LaeA
ss.s Harness.

Several Holly Contested Events In Light
sss.s Harness.
SAN JOSE, Sept. 29.-Special race:
First heat Daylight first, lockwood
second, Doodle third, Electiontia fourth.
Lady Gray fifth; time. 1925.
Second heat-Boodle first, Daylight
second, lockwood third, Lady Gray and
Electiontia distancsd; time, 2:27.
Third heat Bopdls first Daylight Sec
ond lockwood third; time. 229.
Fourth heat-Daylig first, Doodle
second. lockwood third; time. 2:29.
Fifth heat-Boodle fiYst, Daylight Sec
ond, lockwood third; time, 2:35.
Three-year.old stakes-Peko won the
first and two last heats; Antioch took
the SECOND heat. The time was 2:26,
2:2611as, 2:24, 2:25.
Trotters, 2:25 class, purse $700: First
heat-Astor first, fIippoo lib second,
Alphegs third, Colonel. May fourth.
Time, 2 90.
Second heat-Astor first, Colonel May
second, Tippoo lib third, Alpheus dis
tanced. Time, 2:19.
Third heat-Colonel May fret, Tippoo
Tib second, Astor distanced. Time.
2:23.
Fourth heat-C Colonel May first, Tip
poo Tib second. Time 2 20.
Finish of the race postponed on &C.
count of darkness.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
THE RUNNING TURF.
Bfsu1ts OF Yesterdsy's Races at Grave
aeud and Lat0nia.. -


Hfsu1ts Of yesterdsy's Races at Grave
send and Lat9nis. -
GRAvEsENp, Sept. 29.LOne mile
Temple won, Strephon second. King
Mac third; time. :43A.
Six furlongs-Pappoose, colt, won,
Balance second, Uncle Jim third time,
1:16H.
One mile-May Win won, Lepante
second, st. James third; time, i AN.
Mile and e-sixteenth-Nomad won,
Derfargilla second, Count third; time,
:48L. <cr
Six furlongs-R Rosa H. won, Lyceum
second, Wah Jim third; time, :1424.
Mile and one furlong-Cynosure won,
King Crab second, Tom Rogers third I;
time, :55M.
LAroNIA, KY. Sept. 20.-Track fast.
Six furlongs-Blanche' last won. Hin
doc Gam second, Garcia third; time,
1:16L.
One mile Excelsior won, General
Miles second, Rimini third; time,
:4h1a.
Free handicap sweepstakes. mile and
20 yards-Bonnie Byrd won, Bessie Bis
land second, Readina third; time,
:461a.
Edgewater handicap, six furlongs-
Prince Deceiver won, Princess Lorraine
second, Coquette third; time, 1:l61a.
Five furlongs--Miss Mosley won, Cora
TAYLOR second, Hannigan third; time,
:0314.
One mile-virgie johnson won, Out
o. Sight second, Little Annie third ;
time, :421a.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
A REMEDY FOR CHOLERA,
The Important Discovery Of
a Philadelphia Doctor.
Hydro-Naphthol Will Kill the
Cholera Germs.
A Safe and Effective Antiseptie for
the Intestines.
No New Gases at New York-The situa-
tfon Improving Abroad-Troublo-
some Central American
Embargoes.
By the Associated Press.l

BY the Associated Press.l
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 29.-An import.
ant communication appears in the
current issue of the Medical News, by
DR.. Stewart, clinical lecturer on medi-
cine in the Jefferson medical college.
1t is to the effect that hydro-napthol 10
a powerful remedy for cholera. It is
harmless even in large doses, and is re-
lated to carbolic acid, to which cholera
germs are especially susceptible. Ex.
periments by DR.. Stewart show that .
proportion as high as to 1000 has anun-
doubted inhibiting effect on the develop
ment of comma spirillum and proper
tion of to 1000 exerted prompt germi-
cidal action. It seems that under,any
condition but 10grains of hydro-napb-
thol, If In solution, will be required to
render an entire small intestine anti
septic against comma spirillum, pre-
venting its development, while about
40 grains, under similar conditions,
would disinfect the intestine,
promptly killing any spirilla present.
When from exposure. the disease seems
imminent, hydro-naphthol should be
taken in doses Of eight to 10 grains four
times daily for threB or, four days, and
subsequently in five to eight grain doses
with the same frequency. In early
choleraic diarrhea, It should be used
in quantities of 10 grains hourly, or even
half-hourly, until from one to two
drachms have been taken. Here it may
be, and, indeed, by choice should be,
combined with an opiate.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
SLAUGHTER OF SEALS.
ENGLISH POACHERs ExTEnMINAT-
< ING THE SPECIES.
Rookerfcs In tho Russian Possessions
Almost Ruiped-A Number of
British Schooners Seized by
Russian Cruissrs.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 29.-The Rus
sian steamer Kotick arrived from Petro-
paulovsky this morning, with $4,000
skins for the Russian American Seal
skin compa ay. Among the passengers
was N. A. Grebintsky, governor of the
Copper, Beiing and Robin islands.
English sealers have almost ruined the
the rookeries on Copper, Bering and
Robin islands," said the governor.
This year about $4,000 seals have been
taken, and next year if 10000 are
caught, it will mean almost death to the
industry. Six English schooners and
one American were seized. and
of the skins on board, 86 per
cent were females. The Russian
gunboats Jakut and Zobiaka. were
cruising around all the time, but never
theless number of poachers escaped
them, and made good catches. The
Vitiaz, the admiral's ship, was also
there. but only directed operations ON
Occa5fdn6 When IN = aral1en-of-war wcrc
around. I went out on the Kotick and
captured the schooners Rose Olsen and
the Vancouver Belle. When we were
NJ IoIIOpdulOVbky, tu0 IOllOWluS
schooners we're there, havinging been
seized in the vicinity of Copper island:
The Carmelite, Willie McGowan, Rose
Olsen, Vancouver Belle. Ariel, Maria
and @. FL. White. Every one of those
vessels have been taking sluts heavy,
with pup, and the proof win take to
st. Petersburg. When the Rose Olsen
and Maria were seized, they had their
boats out and were killing seals. All
the other sealers were seized in Russian
waters"
ToRoNTo, Ont, Sept. ga special
cable dispatch from London says, re-
garding the dispatch that a British
cruiser is il Alaskan waters "Ths off,
cials here object to the form OF Reuters
statement from Ottawa, which led to
comments in the English papers indi-
eating possible trouble with Russia.
Lord Roseberry already possesses full
information from the British side res
pecting the seizures, and is now await
ing Russia's version. Meanwhile the
cruiser goes to relieve the soalers.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
REDnEsAl BY THE BALLOT.
'sbor Organiza lions Resolve to Aban-
don Strikes an d Enter Politics.

Labor Organiza lions Resolve to Aban-
don Strikes and Enter Politics.
DALLAS, Tex, Sep. 29.--The conven-
ton of switchmen OF North America
adjourned this afternoon. John w.
Wilson, of Lacrosse, Wis, was elected
grand master. Frank Sweeney, OF Min
neapolis, the retiring grand naster, was
elected editor and manager of the
Switchman's Journal. The defeat of
Sweeney for grand master is due to the
Buffalo strike. 1t is reported among the
delegates here that since the successful
substitution at Homestead OF the state
militia for Pinkertons, labor organiza-
tions have generally resolved to abandon
strikes, and seek redress for their griev-
ances through the ballot box, " hich
means the consolidation of all the labor
organizations in q great political party.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
German Catholic Congress.

NEWARK, N. j., Sept. 29-The final
days proceedings Of the German Catho-
lie congress began this morning with a
solemn mass Of thanksgiving. Rev. DR..
Pople, Of Washington. preached a ser.
question, which, he said, SHOULD be
viewed from the standpoint of religion.
At . meeting of the priests society, Rev.
Fl. Messner was elected president for the
ensuing year. In the afternoon ban
quet was held at the Saenger hall and a
number of speeches were made.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
COUNTY DEMOCRACY.

An Antf-Tammany Ticket to Be Nolni-
mated in New York.
New York, Sept. 20 The County
Democracy committee Of 80 met tonight,
permanently organized for 1892. It was
determined to nominate an independent
city and county ticket. Speeches
were made, denouncing Tam
many hall, and intimating that
Tammany was prepared to sell
out the electoral ticket, and that in or
der to insure Cleveland's election the
campaign must be placed in the hands
of his friends. ft
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
Reports from Abroad.

HAMBURG, Sept. 29.-Additional chol-
era statistics continue to show de-
crease in both the number OF cases and
deaths. The figures for yesterday are
A new. cases and 16 deaths.
ST. PETERsBURa, Sept. 20. There were
35 new cases of cholera yesterday, an
increase of II; seven deaths, an increase
of five.
PARis, Sept. 20. - Thirty-six fresh
cases Of cholera and Is deaths today.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
Pacing Records Smashed to
Smithereens.
The Greatest Triangular Race
Of the Season.
Mascot, Flying Jib and Guy Try
Conclusions.
Maseott Reels OF the First Hoat In s:0a
With Flying Jib at His Throat
Iatch-Guy Wins tho
Race.

By the Associated Press.l
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. ga Sem
tinel special from Terre Haute says !:
The worlds pacing record was smashed
today by Mascot. It was the great free
for-all match, in which Flying Jib, with
Starr up; Guy, with McHenry, and
Mascot, with Billy Andrews, partici-
pated. In the first heat Mascot drew
ahead at the first eighth and Guy fell
back at the half. Flying Jib pressed
hard but in vain. At the three.quarters
Mascot led by length, and with ter
rife rush came into the home stretch.
Starr, In desperate earnestness piled the
whip, and the two flew under the wire
throat latch apart, time and Hal Poin-
ter's record being smashed by one and a
and the pacing record
by three seconds, Mascot winning in
2:04. The quarters were S214, l:O3,
:33. The third quarter was done in
29h.
The second heat was beautiful start,
Guy broke in the first eighth, Mascot
drew ahead at the quarter. Flying Jib
then reached up and drew ahead at the
half, in one minute and three quarters
of second. This time for the fret half
was remarkable. At the thfse-quarters
Flying Jib led by two lengths. Mascot
coming hard and making an effort to re-
deem himself. 1t was impossible, how
ever, and Flying Jib finished in 2:O5A,
the quarters being: 302{, 100, :31Z.
The second quarter in 30 seconds is the
worlds record.
In the third heat Guy went whirling
off at the turn in wonderful manner,
Mascot second. and Flying Jib third.
At the fve-eighths they were in a
bunch, but Mascot lost his advantage in
a break and Guy came in first, in :06A.
The quarters were: 3211f. ! :0415, 1:341a.
In the fourth heat they went around
the turn abreast. Mascot broke at the
eighth, and Guy forged ahead. Flying
Jib clung close to him till the stretch,
till Guy got about 80 feet the advantage.
Time, 2:O81a. The quarters we're 81,
Guy Guy @ won the ihfth heat and the race.
Mascot second, Flying Jib third, in
2:08M, closing the most exciting and
memorable pace in the annals Of the
turf.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
rRoUBLEsoME EmBARaons.
Annoying Quarantine Regulations
CantraI America.

Annoying Quarantine Regulations In
Central America. .
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-Guxman, the
minister from Nicaragua to the United
States, this morning received q cable.
kram from his government saying
"The ports of Nicaragua are closed, on
account of a feared invasion Of cholera" !"
The government Of Nicaragua desires
that this information be given tbs
NNlcust pvrp1ple pupncxJfon. = I Drdei
that shippers and owners Of sea-goinp
vessels may be informed of its action,
and that trouble such as occurred be-
tween the government of Colombia and
the Pacific Mail company may be
avoided.
The embargo placed upon American
commerce by the action of some of the
Central American countries, closing
their ports to ships from the United
States, is d matter of deep concern to
actual loss to our merchants resulting
from this action, the interruption to
mails is source of vexation.
An unreasoning dread of the intro
duction OF cholera led to the issue
of these troublesome DEGREES. The
United States steamer Concord went to
Colon yesterday to convey the consul
general Of the United States and COM
missioners from the local government of
Panama to Carthagena, where the pres
'ident of Colombia resides, to endeavor
to arrange some terms of settlement of
the quarantine question. The Pacific
Mail steamer Columbia still lies off
Colon, unable to enter.
To settle the dispute between the city
and state health authorities at Detroit.
the surgeon-general will have additional
inspectors appointed to enforce the
quarantine there between the United
States and Canada.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
A Large Oil Fire.

MARIETTA, o., Sept. ga large oil
fire 10 sraging at Sisterville, w. Va. Four
wooden tanks belonging to the Eureka
Pipe Line company, exploded, and the
contents, 5000 barrels, are now burning.
Theodore Davis. q workman, was killed.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
death Of q $4,000 Mare,

COLUMBUS, Ind. Sept. 29.-Evange-
line. bay mare, sired by Dictator,
owned by DR.. Moore, of Cloverdale
farm, Montgomery county, Pa, died
here today. The owner bought her as
2-year-old for SIS, 600 and refused $40 900
for her. Evangeline had record of
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
BURIED ALIVE.
Ten Men Imprisoned by . Csvs-In in =
Mine.

Ten Men Imprisoned by . Cave-In In .
Mine.
IsHPEMNa, Mich, Sept. 29.-Early
this morning cavern occurred in No.
8 shaft, Of the Norris mine at Ironwood,
and it is feared 10 lives will be lost, al
though strong efforts are being made to
rescue the imprisoned men. Those shut
in are John johnson, Abraham Thomp.
son. Frank Damshon, Samuel Damshon
and four timbermen and two teamsters,
names unknown. The skip tender is
also missing, and is supposed to be
buried. Large parties of rescuers are at
work, and pipes have been driven down
through the debris to convey air to the
men if they are alive.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
BICYCLE RECORDS.
Windle Lowers the Record for Three.
-Four and Five Miles.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 20. w.
Windle rode five miles against time at
Hampden park this afternoon, breaking
the three, four and five mile records !;
time, II Al. The best, previous record
1900 2-5, made on the same track by
Zimmerman. The miles were made in
2:2l 25, 4:40 2-5, 7:04A, 9.:26 3-5 and
III Al.
TORONTO, Ont, Sept. 29.--David Ne
smith, the champion long distance rider
of the Toronto bicycle club, today estab-
lished a track record for 100 miles. He
covered the distance in hours 80 min
utes 1.5 seconds, resting for IA minutes
at the SD mile, owing to stiffness.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
A BooKMAKER ROBBED.
The Thief an Alleged Descendants I
Henry Clay.

NEW York. Sept. 29.-Thomas II.
Shannon, of Lexington, KY, we'll
known bookmaker, is out $1,000 in cash
and $1,000 on bill of exchange, which
was stolen from his room in hotel to-
day by Samuel Clay, young man who
was schoolmate of Shannon, and for
two years past has been employed in
this city as typewriter. The money
was in Shannon's vest-pocket, and
while he was dressing for dinner, Clay
grabbed it and ran. Clay is descend
ant Of the statesman, Henry Clay. and
nephew Of Colonel Clay, who, two years
ago, ran for governor of Kentucky.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
Terre Haute summary.

TERRE HAUrE, Ind. Sept. 29.-Class
2:13, pace Cleveland s. won, Vinette
second, John Jett third, others dis
tanced; best time, 209lf.
The :28 class-Chifurita won three
straight heats, Dinege second, Sabina
third. Miss Lido fourth; best time;
2:l6A.
Free-for-all, pace-Guy won, Flying
Jib second, Mascott third; beet time,
2:O4.
The 2:22 class-Maior won. Edith
Sprague second, Jalisco third, Maloch
fourth; best time, 2:14H.
The 2:20, pace (unfnished) d)-Flowing
Tide took the only heat in 2:1Sk.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
weaver Among the Tarhsels.

RALEIaH, N. c., Sept. 29.--General
Weaver and Mrs. Lease araived this
Tie third party managers had
arranged to make grand demonstra-
lion. People came in wagons from 20
miles around. The procession marched
10 the capitol. thence to Brookside park.
There were $50 men on horseback and
in vehicles, and 1000 on foot. in line.
General Weaver spoke without inter-
ruption.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
McDonald Admitted to Bail.

CHICAGO, Sept. 29.--The indictment
against Michael O. Mcdonald for at
tempted bribery in the Garfield park
casea, was turned into court today. The
extreme penalty is q fine Of 5000. Nc
Donald was released on $1,000 bail.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
A Labor Riot.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. ga gang Of
non-union lumber showers were attacked
by union men this morning while at
work ct the foot OF Genesee street. Re-
volvers and stones were freely used, and
three men were badly hurt. Thomas
McGovern, president Of the Lumber
6hoyera' union, was arrested, charged
with riot.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
Senator Mills Very Ill.

CoRsIoANA. Tex, Sept. 2a Senator
Roger @ Mills condition is worse, and
he may be unable to take further partin
the campaign.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
The Newmarket Handicap,

LONDON, Sept. 29.-The Newmarket
handicap was won by Baron de Hirech's
colt Windgall. T. G. Hays colt His
Honor ran second, and Lord Pehrhvn's
colt Thessalian third.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
Record Breaking at mystic Park.

BosroN, Sept. 29.--At the Mystic park
meeting today, Kremlin reduced the
track record for trotting to 2:13.
The 2-year-old stallion Ralph Wilkes.
sent to beat his record of 2:18, covered
the distance in 2:1316.
Hamlin's double team, Belle Hamlin
and Honest George, trotted an exhibit
tion mile IN 2:141H.
Bayard Wilkes, bay stallion, paced q
mile in 2 2:15. beating his own record of
2:l9N. There were several other fine
exhibitions.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
Whealing Around che World.

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 20. - Frank
Lenz, who is making tour of the world
on bicycle. arrived here today. He
left New York June 4th. From here he
will 60 to San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
STOP AT
HOTEL NADEAU
WHEN IN LOS ANGELES.

Sixty suits with bath. All modern improve
ments European plan.
733m a. W. CHASE. Proprietor.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30

Your fall suit should be made BY Getx.
Fine tailorina. best filter. large stock.
l12 Wsst Third street.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
DoBLr BREAKs ANOTHER nECoRI

He Drives Martha wilkes q Mile Heat
in s:O8H.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. Sept. 29.-Budd
Doble broke another worlds record this
afternoon. He drove Martha Wilkes q
mile in the free for-all trot in 2:0814
It was announced from the judges stand
that it was the greatest heat ever
trotted in America, the other great rec
ords having been against time.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
Packs Case Adiourned. .

ALBANY, N. r., Sept. 29.-The case Of
Labor Commissioner Peck was adjourned
this morning to October 7th.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30

I The fashionable ladies' corrective tonic Ia
Angostufa ntttern, the work f1d-renoNued tonic Of
nz 9. a!esers 4 4 Sons. Ask Jour druggist.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
RAIN al aaeralnsnto.

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 29-Rain fell here
for an hour and a half this evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30

use Moline aiter pssling vssetanles; ali
sseths. qksePReaS. e
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
HARDWARE

HARDWARE
"Dealers," come and make big money for your
selves and save on many lines at least % per
cent.
The public should know that the Breakey
stock Is being slaughtered.
'sWiss' pruning she re-, $t 25, usual price $2 80
Southern" pruning knives, 75c. USUAL -
Door bells, with levers. soc, usual price. rs
Dog collarr, half usual price .........
Bronze iron letter box, 81, usual price. 2 80
Two carpenter pencils for. or...............
Catch 'em alive mouse trap ..... ...... 10
Knives and forks: per set. ................. 40
Three tined hoy fork. 20
Four Tined manure fork k... 40
Heavy pick. so
ng-naudled sh0vels. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 0O
Handled axes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. go
Crosscut saws, per foot. go
26-iuch hand saws Observation-Disclosures, go
0-inch sweep bit 8 ock. k.................... 3h
8-irch ratchet bit stock. 75
No a, 26-ipch Diston saw w............... 80
Socket framing chisels, per set ........... 3 5O
Butchers would smile and get fat by buying
the cheapest and best tools for the money they
ever saw.
W. W. DOUGLAS,
113 North Main street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-09
La Grippe.

The tendency of this disease to-
ward pneumonia is what makes it
dangerous, La Grippe requires pre-
cisely the same treatment as severe
cold. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
is famous for its cures of severe colds.
This remedy effectually counter
acts the tendency of the disease to
result in pneumonia, provided that
proper care be taken to avoid ex-
posure when recovering from the at
tack. Careful inquiry amoDg the
many thousands who have used this
remedy during the epidemics of the
past two years has filed to discover
a single case that has not recovered
or that has resulted in pneumonia.
80 cent and 81 bottles for sale by
6. f. Goode, druggist.