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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-17
THE d. s. Il. G.
A Meeting of the Stockholders to be Held
in Denver Today.

Denver. Colo, Oct. 1e.-Chairman
cappen, of the Denver & Rio Grande
directors, arrived in the city yesterday
TO attend a r Getting of stockholders to-
morrow. Cappeu says the stockholders
are well pleased with the present man.
agement, and the old board of directors
will he reelected. A meeting for the
election of officers will be held in New
York later. AS to the finances of the
road, he says his company has not suf
fered to the extent of many other lines,
and he has implicit confidence that the
line will come out of the stringency in
good shape even though silver mining
should be brought to a termination,
which, in his opinion, is absolutely i'm
possible
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ONLY the Masts Above water.

Saulte Ste Marie, Mich, Oct. TO-
Captain Avery reports seeing mast
heads sticking above the water four
miles above Partisan Island. The tug
Bowling has gone to pick her up. This
is supposed to be the three-masted
steam barge which was reported sink
ing near Fish Point.
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Avn Anarchist,s Fate.

New York, Oct 16.-Emma Goldman,
a young apostle of anarchy, who was
convicted recently of melting to riot,
was sentenced this morning in the
court of general sessions by Judge
Martin to one years Imprisonment.
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Murderous Choctaws.

Tuscahoma. I. T.. Oct. ia Gaddo
dispatch received tonight states that
three drunken choctaws opened fire
without provocation on two white
men named Fisher and Burley, killing
them instantly. Officers are after the
assassins.
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tige of the rebels is apparently de-
clining. The forts of Santa Cruz have
been firing upon the rebel war ships
and severely damaged the steamers
Uranie and Pallas. Many rebels were
] killed and wounded.
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Biz Morks Resume.

Pittsburg, Oct. 16.-The Edgar
Thompson works of the Carnegie COM
pany at Bradock resumed in all de-
partments today, after an idleness of
several months.
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Ordered the stun.

waiter-some cottage pudding, sir7
Diner-Cottage pudding? What stuff
Waiter-Yes, sir; cottage pudding with
brandy sauce.
Diner-Guess I'll try little cottage
pudding. fudge.
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Pittsburg, Oct. le.-The supreme
court has made an order dfscharging
the receiver Of the Order of Scion, and
Astonishing the suit, on the ground
there was nothing to warrant a re-
ceiyership. The supreme officers, who
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-17
Adams Serinnslv Iu

Chicago, Oct 6.-Commander-in-
Chief Adams, of the Grand Army.
has been seriously Ill in this city for
several days because OF the reopening
of old wounds.
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ALMOST CURED.
After Only One Months Treatment
at the Copeland Medical Institute,
Located in the Progress Building,
Under DR.. DeMonco.

Such is the astonishing but no less true state
ment OF Mr.. j. w. Mack, a tonsorial artist by
profession, at No. 70 East Second south. He
says:
III have been afflicted with that terrible dis
ease known rs catarrh for about eight years,
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STILL BOMBARDING.
The Damage Done to Rio Is Reported as
Varv Exfarsfva

The Damage Done to Rio Is Reported as
Very Extensive.
Buenos Ayres, Oct. 16.-Advices from
Rio Janeiro are to the effect that the
Commandment of the city by the in
surgent vessels under command of
Admiral Mello continues and the dam
age is extensive. The inhabitants are
terror-stricken and are fleeing to places
of security outside the city. President
Peixoto is organizing a number of
vessels to resist the insurgents war
vessels.
The Rebels Prestige Declining.
Rio De Janeirc. Oct. 1s.-The pres
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Gounod Very III.

London, Oct. 16.-Charles Francis
Gounod, the eminent composer, has
suffered a severe attack of apoplexy
at st. Cloud, France, and his condi-
ton is critical.
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steamship Arrivals

Southampton-Lahn, New York.
New York-Ems, Liverpool.
Antwerp-Nordland, New York.
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Ashore on a Reef.

Mackinaw City. Mich, Oct. ia
Three-masted barge and another vessel
are ashore on Simon's Reef.
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Yellow Fever.

Brunswick, Ca, Oct. 1S-Twenty-
seven new cases of yellow fever re-
ported at Brunswick today-seven
whites and twenty negroes.
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THE DOCTOR DENIES 1T.

were deposed, will now take charge
of the organizatjon's affairs.
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MORE WORLDS FAIR RATES.
One Way Rates to Conform to Round
Trip Rates.

1t was announced yesterday that the
railroads will put in one way rates on
the 19h, of S26.65 to st. Louis, and
$3.50 to Chicago. These are made ne
cessary because of the $33.25 round trip
rate to the former and $36.75 to the
latter which went into effect yester-
day 1t is an agreed rate and all the
roads will sell in accordance with 1t.
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Shrewd Business Men

Should Insist on knowing what they are
paying for. TIE HERALD's list of sub.
scribers is Increasing at the rate OF over
100 each week. Don't accept our state
ment-examine our booka They ara
speR to everyone
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THE TEsTGUARANTEE DURING
OCTOBER: EVERY FEE OF SIS
PAID DURING THE MONTH is RE-
CEIVED WITH THE CONTRACT
AND AGREEMENT THAT 1T IS TO
BE RETURNED IN THIRTY DAYS
If THE PATIENT is NOT Salts
FLED.
The herald., 1893-05-28
ANAHEIM.
The Beet Product--Local and Personal
Matters.


The Beet Product--Local and Personal
Matters,
ANAHErM, May 27.-Our beet fields are
all weeded and thinned out. This work
is generally done by boys, who can do il
faster and better than men. ALI of the
beets planted this year that are receiv.
ing any care are looking as thrifty as one
could wish, and Prof. Hocke. the Chino
expert, says our beetH look fully as well
as any in Chino. 1t is estimated that at
the price agreed upon the net yield will
be $4,000.
A jolly crowd Of young people armed
with fish horns, tin whistles and other
instruments of torture were out for a
hay ride last evening.
Lewis bus took a number of the
Chosen Friends to the cafion today who
are in this way celebrating their four
teenth anniversary.
Company G contemplates giving q
grand ball some time next month.
The Anaheim Turnverein give a grand
picnic and barbecue tomorrow in the
Sequel canon.
Samuel Hamilton, ESQ.,, of Los Angeles
was in town yesterday attending to legal
business.
The Southern Pacific company have
put in long switch, extending from
the depot past Broadway, for the ac-
commodation Of tho Anaheim beet
growers.
The commencement exercises of the
Anaheim public schools will be held at
the opera house, June 9th.
II. G. Kellogg left for the worlds fair
Thursday. S. E. Kieffer will have
charge OF the Office during Mr.. Keliogg's
absence.
f. /. Meyer, wine merchant of Sun
Antonio, Tex, is in town after car
load of Anaheim wine.
Miss Cora Lewis is visiting friends in
Los Angeles.
Miss Fannie Higgins is in San Fran
cisco attending the meeting of the grand
parlor, N. d. q. w.
Mrs. del Vale is visiting here, the
guest of Mrs. Theo. Rimpau.
Mrs. s. s. Federman and daughter
have returned from visit to friends in
Los Angeles.
Professor Hocke of Chino is in town
today attending the sugar beet meeting.
Mrs. John Kuebler, who has been
quite sick for several weeks past, 10 now
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REDoNDo.
shipping Arrivals and Departures-Fine
Fishing.


shipping Arrivals and Departures-Fine
Fishing.
REDoNDo BEACH, May 81. The
steamship Santa Rosa. Captain Alex.
ander, arrived in Rsdondo port at IL sc
am. this morning, landing 2lS tons ol
merchandise and 53 passengers for Re-
dondo. The Santa Rosa succeeded in
discharging her large freight promptly,
as usual, and was away for the south at
7 O'Clock am.
The steamer AllSi is due to arrive this
afternoon from the north with large
consignment of live hog and so tons of
merchandise for Redondo delivery.
The yacht Puritan, Captain McDon-
nell, is once more riding the waters
"like thing of life, having been COM
pletsly repaired and refitted tor active
service.
Mr.. Dyer, representing the Stock
tonia Flour company of Stockton was
among the arrivals this morning.
Mr.. Fisch of Los Angeles, wholesale
dealer in jewelry and notions, was
visitor in Redondo this morning.
The fishermen continue to make a
splendid record of their achievement
Twenty-Five hundred pounds of the
finest kind Of fish were landed and for
warded to Los Angeles and interior
points today. A good variety of fish is
noted, the pompsno, surf-fsh, the tur-
bot, barracuda, bonita and yellowtails
vera all we'll represented.
Messrs. G. S. Boone & Co. OF Los An
geles has refitted the stand occupied
last season by E, r. Cheadle, between
the bath house and the Casino. and will
open tomorrow with ice cream, soda and
confectionery.
Prof. Kammermeyer will be associated
with the Arend orchestra at Hotel Re-
dondo.
This mornings arrivals at Hotel Re-
dondo were Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hall,
Iowa; Mr.. Deyou, Santa Fe railway;
Mrs. L. Robinson, Pueblo, Colo. Mrs.
r. Hoffman, Mrs. J. d. Yerington, Los
Angeles Mrs. @. L. Christie, Washing.
ton, d. O.. Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Brown,
Pomona; f. g. Ryan, Brooksharst; E.
A. Cudahy. r. Selion. Omaha; Miss
McCook, U. s. A.; J. N. Flarelle,
London.
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held in the morning and praise service
will occupy the evening hour.
AT the M. E. church memorial SER
vices will be held at IL 3. m. which will
be attended by the G. A. K. and w.
r. @.
Phillip Harris, of the firm Of Gold
smith & Harris, ie to be married to-
morrow to Miss Hirshfeldt of Bakers.
field.
Professor Plummer writes from San
Jacinto that DR.. L. Gregory, the county
superintendent of Riverside county,
after having examined the account
books OF several superintendents, con-
siders Superintendent Greeley's the
best and has ordered the same forms.
A we'll deserved compliment to our su-
perintendent.
Misses Nellie and Kittie Quackinbush,
who came down from Los Angeles on
BICYCLES few weeks ago, arrived here
again last evening and left for San
Diego today.
A. J. Crookshank was in town on
business today.
Three hundred and fifty people went
from Santa Ana on the excursion to
San JuaE-by-the-Se today.
NuuUOIH VI kJ0Ab0 AttoAo % 0PONp w ~
to Redondo for Salt Water day tomorrow
The latest attraction added to the pro-
gramme for field day next Tuesday is a
fat boys' race. A fine prize will be
given the winner. Let us all see the
fun.
Theriff Lacy made two foreclosure
sales today-that of the Hotel De-
Campo at Ansheim and some property
in the Travis tract, west OF Orange.
Mrs. Roper returned home this morn
ing, accompanied by her son, who has
been at Stanford.
Will McClain returned from Stanford
for the summer vacation today.
Aaron Huddleston returned from San
Bernardino today.
Mrs. g. r. Smiths Sunday school
class went to Newpoat for an outing
today.
A party from Anaheim, ont for STRAW
ride, had a dance in Nelrs hall lssi
evening.
The herald., 1893-05-28
La cRRscRNrA.
The School C1osed-Nsws and Persor



The School C1osed-News and Personal
Matters.
LA CREscENrA, May 27.-The school
closed for the summer vacation yester-
day. There were appropriate exercises by
eth pupils in the afternoon. The teacher,
Miss Hadassah Thomas, returns today
to her home in Los Angeles. She has
given universal satisfaction, and her de-
parture is regretted by.
Mr.. III. e. Fraley sustained very
painful injury last Tuesday afternoon.
He fell from load of hay, breaking his
leg above the knee. DIR. Hopkins Of
La Canada is attending him, and he is
doing as we'll as possible under the cir
cumstances. Mr.. Fraley has been very
unfortunate of late, only short time
having been knocked down and tramped
upon by horse.
Mrs. Thomas Niccolls of San Francisco,
daughter OF Mr.. Ignace Scherb, is visit
ing her parents at this place, previous to
trip to the worlds fair and other
points in the east.
Mr.. John Hetherington, q native oi
England and resident Of Vancouver
island, died on Thursday evening last at
the hotel in this place from quick con-
sumption. He came here q few weeks
ago, too late to be benefited by the
climate, as he was then in the lssi
stages of the dread disease. He wat
about 35 years Of age, had no near rela-
tives in this country, and will be buried
| from the hotel, where he had received
every kind attention possible from Mr.
Fraley's people. Mr.. Hetherington wal
we'll off in this worlds goods, and made
every provision for his funeral.
| On Monday evening next, May 10th
Rev. J. @. Fletcher gives one Of his en-
| joyabe lectures in the school house at
this place, the subject being Florence
The Beautiful. 1t will be illustrated
with stereoptican views. The admis
sion is 10 cents for adults, 10 cents fol
| children.
A pleasant wedding occurred in oul
valley on Thursday last, being the mar
riage Of Miss Mabel Cunningham of thii
place to Mr.. Charles w. Constable o,
Riverside.
Mr.. A. N. King is planting orange sn(
lemon trees ON the two lots which he re
Gently purchased, just south of hi
| store.
Twenty-Five boxes Of fine oranges wer,
sent from the DR.. Briggs place to tn,
worlds fair at Chicago, recently; ale,
some exceptionally fine lemons.
Mr., Stevens and wife, wealthy resi-
dents Of British Columbia, are guests a
Villa Esperanza. Miss Swallow of Yer
mont is also guest at the same popula
boarding house.
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COTTON.
The Camp Meeting Attracts Many visit
ors-Eotes.

The Camp Meeting Attracts Many visit
ors-Notes.
CoLToN. May 27.-Not since the state
citrus fair closed has this city been 30
lively as it has during the past few days.
The 1O-days' non-sectarian prayer meet
ing opened at the pavilion on Thursday
night. The large music room was crowd
ed with people who took deep interest
In the speaker throughout the entire
sermon. The singing was under the di-
rection OF Rev. B. O. Corey of Pomona,
while Miss Hearn presided at the organ.
The formal opening was made Presiding
Elder Chase. Rev. w. A. Wright OF
Riverside offered the opening prayer.
Rev. Isaac Naylor, the celebrated York
shire evangelist, then stepped to the
front of the platform and delivered q
very forcible sermon. From the begin
ming Mr.. Naylor showed wonderful hyp-
motto power, and Is natural orator. At
the close of the sermon an after-meetiDg
was held for those who were willing to
assist in the work. A strong interest is
manifested in the work, and no doubt
much good will result from these meet
ings. Preaching every night and special
services will be held during the day.
BREvTIEs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tregear visited Los An
geles and Glendale this week.
A special motor will run to San Ber-
nardino each night after tbe services st
the pavilion.
DR.. M. f. Price is home from visit to
the northern part of the state.
Miss Margaret Gee OF Los Angeles is
visiting friends in this city.
visiting in this CITY. 'i,~ ',,hrn haa haan
Mrs. A. F. Judson is home from q
short visit to friends in Los Angeles.
F.. E. Thompson and wife are stop
ping on their Alesssndro ranch for few
days.
Rev. Lorin T. Bush and wife OF Port
land, Or, have besd visiting friends in
this city.
Lyman Jones of Modoc county is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. William Polhemus OF
this city.
A sister of G. W. Colvin has arrived
from Deadwood, s. D., and will reside
here.
A school election will be held June
I'd.
Mr.. Francis has made application for
saloon license in Cotton.
Rev. J. A. Mcmillan, who WAS pastor
Of the M. E. church in this city three
years ago, is visiting old friends.
A number of Knights of the Maccabees
of this city will attend the excursion to
Port Los Angeles Decoration day.
A. +. Judson has been attending to
important business in Los Angeles for
the past few days.
An effort is being made to revive the
Episcopal church in this city.
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~ 5'
Just been published by Mesars. swerd-

just been published by Messrs. Swerd-
flyer & Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Daggett leave on
June 1st for Chicago, after spending the
winter here. They are delighted with
Pasadena and will return November
next.
Misses Petite and Guseie Helling, for
merly of this city, are spending few
days here with friends. The engage
ment of Miss Gussie to Mr.. George
Sutherland OF Los Angeles Ia an
nounced. The marriage will come Oft in
July.
The W. R. G.. of this city received q
request few days ago from the corps al
El Paso, Tex, asking that they be sent
some flowers for Decoration day. Ac'
cordingly, the ladies made up box to-
day and forwarded 1t by express.
The herald., 1893-05-28
whom Trutelinr.

Whether on pleasure bent or business.
take on every trip bottle of Syrup OF
Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and
effectively on the kidneys, liver and
bowels, preventing fevers, headaches
and other forms Of sickness. For sale
IN so cents and u bottles by all leading
dru11iats-
The herald., 1893-05-28
Time Getting short,

As we'll as the list of WoIfakill tract lots
that can be had at auction prices. Don't
delay, for they are going fast. Almost
every purchaser takes at least two lots.
Call Monday for full particulars. Los
Angeles Land Bureau-Easton, Eldridge
& Co., 207 South Broadway.
The herald., 1893-05-28
Long Reach.

Fetterman & Sons of the Long Beach Livery
and Feed stables can supply you with double
and single rigs, saddle horses taliy-hos and
three-seaters Also connected with the Fetter
man hotel, Pine avenue, one block from wharf;
rates 81 to $3.50 per day.
The Alamitas Land company has choice lem
on and fruit land at $3.50 per acre, with one
shsre of water stock with each acre. Easy
payments and low interest. Correspondence
solicited.
L. A. Bailey, general hardware, corner Third
and Pieru, oificeof Ganahl Lumber company.
Estimates given on hardware, paints, lumber
and sash and doors, etc.
L. Decker, the real estate and insurance
agent. does general business in real estate
and insurauca- Rusipaas salAetk>sN
The herald., 1893-05-28

GMF Beware Of those who advertise
free services and then charge for
medicines, or advertise free medi-
cines and then charge for services.
One visit will convince. Take warm
ing in time. All reputable physi-
clans are not ashamed of their names.
The herald., 1893-05-28
aenr Lee,

Importer and dealer in Chinese and Japanese
fancy goods All kinds of Silks silk dress pat.
terms, embroidered silk dressing gowns, shawis
and handkerchiefs, and gents furnishing
goods; and also manufactures ladies' under.
wear. I respectfully call the attention of the
public to the fact that all my stock is now on
apecial Eale, regardless of cost. No. 605 North
Main street, opposite the plaza Los Angeles
The herald., 1893-05-28
Pasadenn Briefs.

Pasadena office of the HERALD, No. North
Fair Oaks avenue. Advertisements and sub
scriptions received.
KERCHOFF-CUZNER Mill and Lumber Co.,
corner Broadway amp Kansas streets.
The herald., 1893-05-28
nandrnM

This annoying scalp trouble, which
gives the hair and untidy appearance, is
cured by skookum root hair grower, All
druVpHts
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Fine Cutlery

And agate ware in great variety at the
w. O. Furrey company ,l159, 16l and 1853
North Spring street.
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The following statement made by Mr.. Smith
carries weight with it, and will be good news
to his many friends. He says:
II suffered for years from chronic casarrh OF
the head, nose and throst, and during the past
year the trouble became very much worse.
had intense pains through my head and some-
times roaring and ringing sounds that would
almost make me wild. My hearing was 10
much affected that IT caused, ms considerable
annoyance My nose was always stopped up
with large hard Jumps. There was continual
discharge of mucous into my throat and in tho
mornings it would cause me to hawk and spit
until was almost exhausted I hsd severe
pains through my chest and under my should
ers could not sleep we'll at night and would
freshed.
~ have been under the care OF Dr. De Moncc
and associates but short time and have not
felt SO we'll for years l sleep we'll, pains ave
all left me, and my hearing is wonderfully Inn
proved.
~ anu very we'll pleased, indeed, and ! am
glad to give my statement, If l can be of any
benefit to the public
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Poison On.--Hall,s Dream saliva
wall Paper at Cost

will give Immediate relief and cure in 81
hours. 20 and SOC. of d Vaughsn's drug
store, Fourth and Spring sts
The herald., 1893-05-28
UNCLE SANS

Trusty Lieutenant, Mr.. e. B. Smith,
Postmaster at Pomona, CAL,
Makes a Strong Statement.
Among all the well-known citizens OF Po-
mona none are better or more favorabiy known
than Mr.. 4. B. Smith. Postmaster.
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Lnnr Rnnnh Nntaa.

FOR GOODS at Los Angeles prices go to VIM.
Schiling's corner of Pine and Second streets
Clean fresh stock Of groceries, dry goods, boots
and shoes, etc.
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ONLY THREE DAYS!
Remain of the $5-a-Month Rate
for Catarrhal Affections.
Note Mr.. L. ]. Crowelrs Letter to
Mr.. e. B. Smith and
His Reply.

During the M onth of May DR.. De Monoo
and associates will treat catarrhal affec-
tions at the rate of @5 q month, and
furnish all medicines free until cured.
For all other diseases the price Will be
low and uniform, according to the actual
cost OF the remedies required.
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Visiting cards Engraved

Closing out sale--Eckstrom & strasburg, 30,
and 309sSouth Main street
The herald., 1893-05-28

Wagon umbrellas, summer lap busters. Foy's
old reliable saddlery house, 315 N. Los Angeles
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THEIR MAIL. TREArMENr

In addition to their office treatment, and for
the benefit OF those who cannot visit them,
they have Question blanks" which they viii
send to you upon application by mail Be sure
to answer each question carefully, for upou
this depends the success of their treatment.
Medicines will bs promptly shipped to your
address
Inclose cents with application for blank.
The herald., 1893-05-28
Items OF Interest.

FTRSr-CLASs ROOMS and best table board
at Santa Monica at Bellevue Uottage lin con
nection with Relevue Terrace, Los Angeles),
Ocean avenue Mrs G. w. stewart Prop
ALL WHO ENJOY good French cooking 90
to the Delmonioo Restaurant, Second street,
Santa Monica, where P. Dauphne, the cele.
brated Chef presides over cuisine. Private
rooms If desired
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IL, j. ORO w MI
No..275 Center S.. Pasadena, Cal.
POMONA, CAL, April Is. 1888.

L. J. CEowELL.
Yours just received, and in answer VIII say
ali Won read in the Times is true as regards my
case Only about two months since COM
menced treatment. and / am certainly rio OF
the annoying and hacking cough My symp-
toms were hacking, coughing and stufing up
of the throat. Would wake up nights with the
sensation of lump in my throat, and would
swallow times too numerous to mention. nnai-
ly get up and clear my throat before could
get any rest or Sleep then In the mornings
would have a sensation of some dry hard sub
stance in the throat. and would cough and
hack until every muscle was strained, ana at
times would succeed in getting hard sub
stance out Of my THROAT had pains oyer sSon my
der blades; at times very difficult about hear
ing In conclusion, ! am rid Of all that, for
which l do not begrudge the trihing cost. Now
time TO prove. AT all events, have been more
than ten times paid that | am sure OF. the
treatment is nothing unpleasant, and would
advise any sufferer to try DR.. De Monco and
associates.
Very respectfully yours,
II. B. SMITH. P. M.