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The herald., 1893-09-23
PASADENA.
A Fall Down shaft-New q. A. r..
Hall.

A Fall Down shaft-New q. A. Il.
PASADENA, Sept. ga man by the name OF
William Peal, who is employed on the Ray
mond Development company's ranch digging
tunnel for water, fell down a shaft AZ feet
deep this afternoon, breaking his shoulder
blade and cheek bone, and otherwise bruising
himself.
The shaft he fell down was only three feet
killed on the spot. AS it. is, he will probably
pull through all right, unless there are internal
injurses.
APARALYTIc STROKE.
Luther Mills, who is we'll known about Peter
Stalls lunch rooms by the name of Lou, had a
stroke Of paralysis this morning which rem
dered his left side completely useless, he hav-
ing no control of his left arm or leg nor the
muscles Of his face. The stroke came on sud
denly with no warning, he never having had
one before. 1t is hoped that with skillful
treatment he may regain the use of his limbs.
THE NEW G. A. r. HALL.
Last evening the new g. A. r. hall In the
Frost block on East Colorado street was opened
for the first time by the Grand Army post and
the various auxiliary societies, all OF which
Will meet in the same building: The societies
G. A. A.. Woman's Relief Corps, Sons OF Vet
Grams, and Ladies' Aid society.
Following the close of the regular meetings
pa ed in by members of the various soci eties,
all gathering in the Ladies' Aid hall, where re-
freshments were served.
An 1mpromptu, but most enjoyable. literary
and musical programme was rendered later In
the evening, recitations being given by Misses
Maud Mendenhall, Amy Lacy, the Misses Allen
and Mr.. Harry Gaylord.
Several excellent duets were rendered by
Messrs. Chairman and 5nyder which were
much appreciated by those present.
THE BOYS ORGANIZE.
The boys of the First NJ. E. church to the
number of 27 organized themselves into mill
itary company at a meeting held at the church
last evening.
will be conducted on military system.
The officers, excepting the captain and first
lieutenant were chosen by competitive drill.
The judges were Major Lukens Of the X. P.
Uniform Rank, Sergeant Coleman and Leuten.
ants Cook and sutlif and Captain Bangham of
Co. b, upon whose recommendation the fol-
lowing officers were chosen: Geo. harrington,
second lieutenant; Fred Brown, first sergeant;
Charles Garfield, second sergeant. ]. W. Sed-
wick was elected captain and I. d. johnson
second lieutenant, M
Reireshments were served later in the even
ing. s.e
NOTES.
G r. Braddish of Riverside is spending few
days In town, the guest of Il. j. Huff.
General and Mrs. Sampson, and daughter,
who have been stopping ct the Carlton. leave
tomorrow for Phoenix, Ariz.. wnere they Will
make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curt, of the Carlton, are spend
ing lew weeks at santa Monica.
Rev. George Cochran, q returned Japan mis-
sionary, will preach at the Congregational
church on Sunday next
The big 13ton steam roller for use in the
ColoradO-street paving, arrived today. Work
is progressing rapidly.
today, on a conviction of indecently exposing
his person.
The herald., 1893-09-23
COMPTON,.
An Address by Governor Gosper-Local
Affairs.

An Address by Governor Gosper-Local
Affatrs.
COMPTON, Sept %. - Ex-Governor Gosper Of
Arizona spoke at Harbell's hall last night on
the inte est of the Order of American Mechan-
les. He reviewed the Chinese question at some
length, banning our government for forcing a
treaty on China, and for the almighty dollar
opening our arms and taking the coolies in.
Now the question is how to g,t rid of them.
He thought congress would extend tho time for
John to register aud also appropriate money to
deport al who did not register. The speaker
then took up the Question OF other foreieu II EN-.
jgration ana very forcibly showed that the
Time had come when all foreign immigration
should be stopped, which was the sentiment of
all present. -
VIM. Games, president pro TEN, then proposed
rising vote OF thanks for the 81 eaker and lhe
meeting adjourned TO meet again next IN urs-
DAY night, when there will be another speaker
down from Los Angeles, when reorganization
OF the Order Of American Mocha MICS will be
affected.
Nj. #. Woon, formerly OF Compton now of
Los Angeles, was In town yesterday.
Geo Hsylock, half owner OF the Bun ker- hill
mine Is the Frazer mountains. is at home He
reports mining interests looking up in that
locality.
a thorough drainage of the slough east Of
town is a public necessity, as this il the cause.
no doubt, of much of the prevailing sieknesa
The ever welcome pay car of the Southern
Psclhc railroad passed through here on the
10th Inst, distributing Its dollars to the track
men.
The herald., 1893-09-23
REDLANDS.
Supervisor Rugeles, the New suporvis-
or~Personals.

Supervisor Ruggles, the New Hupervis-
or~Personals.
REDLANDs, sept. 22-Speaking OF the posi-
tion taken by Mr.. Ruggles, the recently elected
member of the board OF supervisors, at the last
meeting, the Facts of this city has the follow
ing to say:
supervisor Rugglss is continuing to demon
strate his eminent fitness for the position which
he has been chosen to fill. In all the proceed
inss OF the board in which he has taken part,
he has taken unqualified ground against any
thing savoring in the Ieast degree of jobbery or
of 3 disposition 10 concede anything to law
breakers OF evaders In taking this stand he
has already subjected himself to the attacks
and insults of those who had axes to grind, or
who wished for purposes o. their own to make
concessions 10 violators of the law. But the
wisdom Of his position is manifest in the. fact
that in every case go fer his position has been
upheld by the majority OF the board" a.
NOTES.
Judge Camp is confined to his home by sick
ness.
B. R. Sheldon is visiting for few days in Los
Angeles.
The name Of Mountain avenue station, on the
Santa Re, has been changed to Del Rosa
supervisor Randall was in the city yesterday
on business connected with the Tennessee
street bridge, on the Barton tract.
Us. Copenhnver was accquited of assault ves-
terday, IN the justice court. on q second trial.
DR.. Hill and family are home from ths east
Mrs. Leonurd, sister OF the doctor, accompanied
shem.
The Santa Fe willgive reduced rates to those
who wish to attend the fourth annual meeting
OF the Thirty.sec0nd District Agricultural as
sociation at Santa Ana, commencing October
10th and ending the 14th
The BARRIERS will meet Monday evening, for
tho purpose OF arranging for Sunday Closing
The w. g. T. U. held a conservative bible
church. ~ =
Thomas Carroll and Miss vender johnson
were married Wednesday evening at San Ber.
at once 10 this city where they will reside
eeverai petitions were presented 10 the city
trust es, at their last meeting, for the exten-
sion of streets.
A directory of this city will be published in
ha ianr fur -
The herald., 1893-09-23
SAN BERNARDINO.
An Epidemic of Petty Larceny-New
Notes.

An Epidemic of Petty Larceny-News
Notes.
SAN BERNAKDINo, Sept. 22.-For the past
tions by petty thieves have been received al
most every day at the marshal's office. The
police have been unable to locate the thieves
taken into custody by Officer Heap and placed
in the city jail. Lewis, who resides near the
depot, has been under police surveillance for
some time, but they did not succeed in over
hauling him till last evening, when he was
arrested for taking pair OF plncers from the
second hand store OF K. r. Critics last Tuesday
evening. After being lodged in jail he con-
fessed TO a number of pilferings. Several busi-
ness houses have been entered of late. but he
processes innocence In these cases. This city
Is badly in need of police detective.
h BREvITIEs. M
A. H. Palmer of the Porphyry Paving COM
pany is in town. g
]. H. Jones, who captured second prize in the
teegraphers' tournament. was in the city yes
terday.
W. {. Boggs, assistant cashier of the San Ber-
nardino national bank, returned from the
worlds fair today.
Department tive of the superior court is busy
trying ihe s case OF the people vs. Lopez.
court for the cutting of General Marcus on
Coroner Thompson Is at Ontario holding an
inquest Of n citizen Of that place who was
thrown out OF a wagon and killed.
County Assessor Frank johnson, wife, son
city.
Jeanette, the 10year-cld daughter of Mrs. C.
#. koe, was buried from the family residence
oa Fourth street, this AFTERNOON.
The herald., 1893-09-23
RIVERSIDE.

A Swooth Chinese - Local Affairs of
Note.
RIVERSIDE, Sept IA report was circulated
yesterday on the streets that Gin Ling. who was
recently discharged by Judge Ross ON the
grounds that he owned 4 store and considera
BILE property in this city, had gone to Los Apge
les for the purpose of instituting suit against
Deputy u S. Marshal James d. Faris. for false
Imprisonment Upon LOOKING over the CITY al
SCISSORS books the name of Gin Ling con Id not
De found and the property claimed by him il
assessed TO Duey Wo Lung, Gins brother The
deed which he exhibited TO Judge Ross was a
c-ever forgery. When Assessor Phelps was
making out the assessment of the city he called
at ne store, which Gin Ling claims he owns in
Gnlnntown, and was informed by Duey Wo
lung that the goods were not Kept for sale, but
Were kept to supply the wants OF men en-
pioyeu py the firm. Gin is q very smooth arti-
= e, Dut VIII have some difficulty in proving his
BREvITIEs.
Mrs. John Reilly and Mrs. John Wilbur left
for Santa Ana where they will visit Mrs b.
Heller
~ r Zimmerman and family are home from
- - arhse sexs outing in the Ean Jacinto
Three warrants were on trial Yesterday before
ynnge Potter, and We're given few hours to
The niosabers Of the Epworth Ieaone of M
cnHrlh WAL be entertained by E. Brown this
eRening his residence at $50 Chestn.,t str. az
boMpany q Will parade for target pracfice
The herald., 1893-09-23

tomorrow under the command of Inspector Of
Rifle Pract ce Lorbeea OF the Ninth regiment.
N. Ii. b. Chamblin of this city presided yes
terday at the orange growers meeting in the
Angel city.
The funeral of Lehman Dyer, who was acci-
dentally shot Wednesday evening, took place
today at 3 p. m, from his fathers residence,
corner OF Eleventh and Main Streets.
The young people of the Christian church
held very enjoyable social at the residence OF
IL. Il. Tuttle last evening.
The herald., 1893-09-23

nR. WONG HIM, who has practiced medi.
~ cine in Los Angeles for Is years, and
whose office Is at $50 Upper Main strest will
treat by medicines all diseases of women, men
and children. The doctor claims that he has
remedies which are superior to all others as a
trial alone w.u convince the sick that DR..
Wong Him's remedies are more efficacious than
can be prescribed. DR.. Wong Him is q Chinese
physician of prominence and gentleman ofie-
sponsibility. His reputation ismore than well
established, and all persons needing his serv-
ices can rely upon his skill and ability. cure
is guaranteed In every case in which q recoy-
cry is possible Herb medicines for sale.
The herald., 1893-09-23

Items of Interest.
SCHADER d CO., beers, wines, liquors, min
eral waters sodas, etc. Opposite postoffioe.
The herald., 1893-09-23
YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN
who suffer from the effects OF youthful follies
or indiscretions. or are troubled with weak
ness nervous debility, loss OF memory, de.
to marriage, kidney troubles, or any diseases
of the genito-urinsry organs, can here find
safe and speedy cure. Charges reasonable,
especially to the poor.
MIDDLE-AG ED MEN-
There are many troubled with too frequent
excavations OF the bladder, often acc )m panied
by slight smarting or burning sensation, and a
general weakening of the system On exam.
lining the urinary deposits ropy sediment Will
often be found, and of thin, milky or a dark,
torpid appearance.
Consultation free. Patients out of the citv
treated by mail or express on receipt of SIS 10
pay for medicine. Call or wite and des cribe
symptoms. once hours an. to p. m. and
to pm. g. 41y
The herald., 1893-09-23

Farmers and Horsemen-Hall's Cream
Salve for horses will keep the flies off sore.
heal 6arbed wire cuts, cures old sores. Some,
thing new, something good, 81. Off 4 Vauehn,s
drug store, Fourth and Spring streets -
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-10

John Gia4ple, the millionaire Imn,
herman and horse .wueT. OF Suilwtle.
Minnesota, WAS Killed In d rall,uA
accident on the Northwestern road
near Baiaboo, Wisconsin,
John G. Wehn and Madison L .ver.
who are sad u have Zoo ted Nr,0
Virginia with counterfeit Coins. Hart
captured At Drli-Y3llr by Feaer ! jill:
els 2
An oil well explosion at MAJ. haville
Ont, killed thee men.
After a quarrel with her II We -1il
beau, Is year-uiu May Ae, ton, G9CIAs.
oon, o, Ell DID her .riet with or,enc.
Highwayman Il gers, wLo robbed
We Is Fargo EypIe-s three years ago,
has been aIrts-r1 al Benton Iia:bu
Mich.
White Cars give Farmers VIII and
Wyle hruet', o. birmingham, Ala, Is
la: he each for Iltyfni.g about all Illicit
sill.
Hermit AMI m1er John Lowell, If
Leblanc I, re-, Was murdered ia bed
ana his house lie Nv torn to pieces in
search for conceal Il Wealth.
Queer bookkeeping of the defu, C.
G .p tai Nation Bunk, Lincoln, Neb.
Ia dealing WITH ne orot-, may get sew
eral bonlsmea IN CUlr1, 3
A burning trusb heap set fire to the
clothes u Mr.. john Q. Jones and hGr
g., ear-Oli daughter at MI ,JnlL.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-10
THE NEWS.
Eastern ard Middle States

The midnight train on the New York,
New Haven and Hartford RAILROAD
ran into tie rear end of the Stonlngton
uoat train, near Norwood, Connecticut
John Werlich, a 9-months. old cbli
was killed, and nine pas, eDgers. all OF
the boat train, were injured.
james O'Day, of Harrison, New
jersey, fell on the Ice. A screw driver
winch he Carried N a kit on his LACK
Was forced into n of his lungs anc
inflicted fatal injuries. 8
Arrested for disorderly conduct at :
theatre lecause she screamed al a tire
engine, Mrs. Annie F. Farrell, o. New
York, has gone insane.
BY the bursting of a portion OF a dy-
nsmo at the power honse OF the
Lowell, MaS>ac uusetts, Ele; tric Street
Railway, the large f,-wh Ell OF the
engine was broken ami the building
wrecked. A. N. Mead, as ,istant en-
gineer, was Killed, and George Lang
ley rad his jaw broken.
Alexander T. Hetherlngton, a young
Greek, 10 Bridgeport, Connecticut,
shot and seriously wounded Miss Emma
Klaus, who has Just refused his offer 81
marriage and tcen killed himself.
Seven tenements at Constable Hook,
New Jersey, were burned and 90 fam-
lilies we're made homeless. The loss u
from $50, 900 to $50 .0U0. b
A fall broke the leg Of George G.
Williams, president of the Chemical
National Bank, of New Yo k.
Mrs. Mary Ingram, agel 80 years, OF
Paterson, New Jersey, was foIn ;
f-oyeI to death In a snow drift. she
'af. her home TO buy groceries ard it is
noposed she became exhausted.
Dste tive Frank Me 3rail. Of Eliza
beth, New Jersey, was shot and badl,
wounded iy a burglar whom he found
escaping from a house which he had
Robbed. The burglar escaped. /
Fumes of muriatic acid killed @. Fl.
Smith, a New York painter, aged 80
years,
Conrad Ley, 81 years of age. was
killed by the bursting of an emery
wheel in a fastory at Newark, New
JeIsry.
Theodore Olyhtrus Douglas, a young
Greek STUDENT, WAS held In $1,000 bail
IN New York 10 ausaer the charge OF
stealing valuable books from Astor and
Columbia Libraries.
Boston Jews met TO protest against
the Russian extradition treaty. 2
Bank Teller Lee Muller, of the
Farn e,s' Bank, ~Springville, y. Y has
lost So 90 at cards and ~absconded.
The brother OF Flank Page, who
shot himself 1t Niagara Falls, declares
that hs was dowucast over separation
from his wife.
Lieutenant Clifford G. Cassidy, of
Brooklyn, Will be Irie1 In BLffalo next
moLtn for killing the boy, Michael
b. oderick, du.ing last summers strike.
q mel Slrvis. INT Of the notcri' us
ri & baotIt of Newburg, N. Y.,wl &
has always said that he would never Il
t. ken alive, has been captured BY the
Orange County farmers.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-10
South ard West,

The wreck of su Iron Mountain ex.
press train at Hope, Ark, somewhat
hurt fifteen persons.
A tornado passed over a limited area
IL miles south " NatcheZ, Mississippi.
a negro woman ives killed and severa.
other persons were seriously injured.
Cyrus Lee, his sister, broth r, Wife
and child, of G%reenville, k, wele
burned TO death. Their Louise was
desire ed and no one Of the occupants
was left 10 tell of the origin of the Gre.
Al Newport, Keptncky, the indict-
ments aga INST A. l.. Berry, the Con-
pres1mdn.elect from the Sixth Kentucky
District, were %quasheu. They charged
bribery and m~alfeasarce in Ufiee.
The d%efalcatiou Of Assistant Cashier
Redwine, of the Gate City Nationsl
Bank II ,tlanta, Georgia, will amoull
to S95, 900. 4
Once Attorney General of Georgia,
ColnnfI Robert n. Ely. OF Atlanta. is
ir Jail insane.
A scheme to have 10000 negroes
leave The south is being worked. A.
rea0y 1000 of them have emigrsted to
tile West.
President Harrison has accepted a
professoIship in the Leland Stamford
University Of California. H. will de-
liver u series Of lectures on C0nstitu-
tIonal law commencing i'll Octooer
n. 1t. He has had the matter under
consideration for some weeks.
A big pork-pa"klng establishment
will be erected at LIS Angeles, CAL, by
Michael Cuaahy.
George K-nDau, the Sit erian ex-
ploTer and lecturer, is recovering at
Was aingtVn fro.n typhoid fever.
A tornado passed over M~arksvllle,
Louisiana, causing great destruction
Of property. Msx,milIan Brouili t y
and II child Of Sir. Labofle were killed
and 40 persons were injured. 8
Insane from grief at a ehi.d's death,
Mr.. Hattie Hambrics, of Ford, Ky.
cut the throat Of another child.
Fireman Joseph Lee and Brakemeu
Charles Walker and Patrick Donnellv
We're fatally injured by a freight wreck
N the Little VI am yards at CIncinua-
ii, caused BY a mi placed switch.
A tornado struck Marion, Miss'ssip-
pi, and wrecked nearly every building
in its track. Two persons were Killed
thele and many ijured. TAO miles
east, a. Good Hope Church, three per-
SONS ere fatally burt AT Tonmsuba,
eight miles from Marion, 80 OF 40 dwell.
lings aud stores were Completely
wrecked, and n person was Killed ct
kewdnee aud one at Pachnta.
The owners and officials Of the Haw-
thorne Race Track at Chicago have
been indicted FIR keeping a common
gambling place. I
Mill ons we're involved in the note !
suit won bv tie ~ Ter Company against
the LAST Clance" Mialng Company,
of Greece, Col.
The stealer of $4,000 worth OF
diamonds from $. J~onADsen's Omaha
j-welry, store is identified as Edward
Il. Fitzgerald, TO- III Kansas psutiten-
tiary for forgery.
The explosion of a gasolina stove, at
Kansas City, Mo-, d~tstroye ed tho dwell.
Ing f James *. Aill-r whose 4.ye.r-
old daughter was fatally burned and his
vile seriously injured.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-10

VERDI has received already So, COO
pTo6is from his new opera.
Legitimate births in Paris were q
third OF the total number.
Spanish Republic n o decisive
Victories il Sundays election.
Mrs. Besant, just returned from
America, lh.nSs tueosophy has o great
future Lhere.
Herr Junefer, the +. eisiruige candl-
date, won the seconi ballot III LeigDIlz,
Germ ny, fer the Relchstas seat by a
greatly reduced majOIity. 2
L. S W. De CooaiN. formerly NJ. p.
for East Belfast, has b.en C mmitted
tor trial t. answer the charge of w.
natural co-duct.
The funeral of NJ. Tame will bo
he'll al the Orato re ProlesGantCnurch,
Paris, 8
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-10

The girls of Tas manila are world
removed for beauty AMI thdre is no
jouht that they have no peers south OF
the equator.
A number cf leading women o.
Kansas City have a-reed rot to Hear
out doors any dress or garment that
ioes no mss tee grJund 10y at least
three inche|.
New York Civ has fewer alleys
than any eth r CITY Ia the word.
-Ba' auas are gradually becoming a
popular fruit III knGLn d..
-Fhs great a~qCeduct which supplied
Carthage with water Vas seventy
miles long.
IT e Bombay Spr0sis OF Bombay
lnfi , helrrgs To the Federation o.
WomenS' Clubs.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-10

Flower"

Ny wife suffered with indigestion
and dyspepsia for years. Life be.
came a burden 10 her. Physicians
failed to give relief. After reading
one of your books, I purchased a
bottle Of August Flower. 1t worked
ike a Charm. Mywife received i'm
Mediate relief after taking the first
lose. She was completely cured
now weighs I65 pounds, and caa eat
anything she desires without any
ieleterious results as was formerly
he case. c. II. Dear, Prop'r Wash
ngton House, Washington, Va. q
nHORTHAND by MAIL. rhoroushly tauSht
y by reporters, Cat. ard Hr tlsss0n free :. Il. Htpdsr
Uoon P,tn Pott's Shorthand CoOegs, " uiknsp0r- 70
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-10
TIKI OLD FASHIONED LATCH
STRING.
81 HELEN WHITNEY CLARK.

How deas to my heart is the home Of N,
lonely log catin, half hidden from view
Whetr ] grew Ike a weed, springIng up IN INT
wildwood.
And loved the rude home which had spruns
up there, 100
The old lran.to kitchen, the smoke house De-
The straw stack, with shel'er OF thatch GOV
erei Ger;
The ash.ho' per near. where the woodshed
And cen The rude latch-string which hung
On the door.
The old I Isl toned latch string,
IT. Z brown faded latch-stringi
The long leather hica-stflng,
That hung O. the door.
Inc Ia'el-stiing. how often, when hungry aud
/ eraspSd 1t quite carefully. lest it tshould
For Knew it was tender, as well as much
so j rui' ed it down gently to lift up the
The noon meal. Vhen ready, how quickly ,
SELF d it
A bow iiGl Of mush, with sweet milk brim-
Not a IUIi blushlng goblet could tempt me to
WIZ 1T pulled the old latch string to open
tie door.
The old-fsshioned latch. string
tn brown faded latch string
The long leather latct-atring,
That hung ON the door.
And when far away | had strayed from that
Returning, / hailed 1t with many a shout
Ear ] knew at a Riance-'tNas q signal unfaii
Ing.
The i1iks were at home when the latch'strina
was out!
sut they long since have faded, those dreams
that cherished,
When baitfo / romped On the old puncheon
floor;
Aud Tie clap.board Footed cabin itseil, TOO, mas
vanished,
As well as the latch. string which hung on the
door.
III ult-fashioned latch string,
The brown. faded latch string.
The long leather iafcli-string,
That hung on the door.
The spring branch still runs at the foot OF the
III adOS,
where W cut the tall clover and p~asturee
0 fiotKS;
But the sun iner lime flung Ger my youngl life
a shadow,
For i hated to cradle and pile up the shocks.
But now, when removed from that loved siths'
lion,
The tears Of regret will intrusiyely pour;
When fLncy rev rs to that loved hdDitatlon,
And signs for the latcn-string that hung on
the uOor.
The old fashioned latch-string,
The brJnn, faded latch-strfng,
The long leather latch. string,
That hung on the door.
Exchange.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-10

To cleanse the System in a gentl3 and
truly beneficial manner, when the
SpringtIme comes, use the true and
perfect remedy, Syrup of Figs. One
bottle will answer for all the family
and costs only SO cents; the large size
81. Try it a d be pleased. Manufac-
.ured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
only.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-10

A startling hei dgear is worn by Frank
Sanborn. the well-kuuwn writer, trav-
slrr and a g # Concord. 1t Is a
: und-cr0w affair, just Ike half Of a
lnuskmelcn stuck OF top Of an immense
:irc!e of felt which stands out as
Straight as q piece of board.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-10

Two great Corsican families, the most
powerful in the island, the Gavlnis aud
the Casaoiucas, have just been recon-
ciled after d political hostility OF more
than thirty years. Daring tais entire
period the politics OF the ls.aad conferred
about the heads of these two houses.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-10

This is u special offer made to the readers OF
this papel by the great seed house OF Messrs.
Peter Henderson K 20, Now York. Tho full
particulars arc contained in their advertise
ment, published in this issue, This is certainly
been exceeded even in thess days of great in.
ducemcnts.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-10

~ have been occasionally troubled with
coughs, and In each case have used Browns
Bronchsal Troches. which have never failed,
md l must say they are second to none in the
vorldi"-Fel c a. May, Cashier, 81. Paai, MINI