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"Stories," the new monthly maga-
zine Of short stories just started in
New York. is very attractive peri
odical. It is illustrated. and the
first number contains in its thirty
eight double-colum pages no less
than fifteen bright stories by popular
writer's. The price of the magazine
10 one dollar year.
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Gibson County (Tenn.) Democrat :

Gibson County (Tenn.) Democrat :
Railroads are expected to give re-
duced rates to Chicago during the
Worlds Fair Should they fail to do
SO, there would be hue and cry rails
ed all over the country, and righfully
so, too. But we cannot see that they
are under any more obligations to do
this than hotels and boarding houses
are to do the same.
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Sparta (Ga) Ishmaelite: "Tbe
greatest of all the wants in Georgia,
just now, is the want of public spirit.
As Acteon was eaten up by his dogs,
so thousands of people are devoured
by their own greedy selishness."
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Gov. William Eutis Russell, the
young executive of Massachusetts,
received in one year during his pres
ent term of Office over 1000 invita-
tions to balls, banquets, charity fair
openings, meetings and various other
AvAntS
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Sparta GA Ishmaelite: It would
be piece of unspeakable folly to put
sugar, tea or coffee on the dutiable
list. It would be treason to common
sense and Democratic principle.
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The penitentlary lease system is
disgrace to Louisiana aud should
be abolished at the earliest possible
momeut.-C Claiborne Guardian Jour
nal,
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The people value their statesmen,
but are never more pleased than
when Congress or Legislature ad-
journs.- Cincinnati Commercial.
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A large number of people in this
world are always ready to correct the
faults of others.
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Galveston, Texas, was founded In
1887.
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It is estimated that Butte, Mont,
will produce 130,000,O00 pounds of
copper this year.
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Sparta GA Ishmaelite: Cut down
the tariff and let an income tax make
up any possible loss of revenues.
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New York was the first city ineor-
porated in the limits of the United
States. It's charter was dated 1864.
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The Virginia State fair will be held
in Richmond, beginning October
10th and continuing four days.
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"An ounce of action is worth q
pound of talk" is the terse saying
Of the Hagkinsyille Dispatch
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In Norway the average length OF
Hfe is greater than in any other ceun
try in the world.
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The men who stand ON their digni-
ty never know the weakness of their
underpinning.,
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1t is always better to be Iight
before you write.
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Virginia charges tax upon all i'll
comes over $4,000 year.
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Honesty may be the best policy,
but.often it is beaten by beats.
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Boerne Post: Not all the evils of
civilization are political evils.
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aENTON. La,
THURSDAY, ,::::::::::::::::::::::::::MAY lS, 1893.
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y. fl. Ssslder,

A ttorney at Law, Bellevue, BOssier par
n ish, Louisiana.
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The following thirty names we also draw to
serv as jurors the second week of the Jury
Term of said District Court, which said second
week commences second Monday, the 10th
day of July, 1893 tO-Mit
The herald., 1893-08-27
WESTMINSTER.
A Lively Runawsy-Personal Notes and
Othor Matters.

A Lively Runaway-Personal Notes and
Other Matters.
WESTMINSTER, Aug. 26.-Quite a sen.
sation was created here this morning
caused by the team attached to the
butcher wagon, driven by Win Soloman
of this place. The team became un.
manageable and after running a short
distance ran into hay rack which was
standing in front of j. PatterBon'H store.
breaking both whtffletrees and the har.
ness in several places. No further dam
age was done except some broken eggs.
DR.. Clay and con Harry left here
Tuesday for the worlds fair and other
points in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark and daughter,
Miss Mollie, of Ocean View, left here
Monday for Downey. They were &C.
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Will Tuni.
son of Ocean View.
Mr.. Webber Of Los Angeles passed
through here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 8. Hazard were in
Los Angeles on business Monday.
Born to the wife of L. B. Cook. last
Saturday, daughter.
Messrs. Charles Baker and John Gar
lysle were in Los Angeles on Monday
and Tuesday of this week. They at
tended the csmpmeeting at Downey be-
fore their return.
Mr.. and Mrs. McFadden were in Buena
Park today. Mr.. McFadden and family
are recently from Canada.
A very pleasant party was given ct
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The Peoples Physicians,
Some of the Causes of Their
Success.
They Succeed Because They Have thu
Right Plan.

There is probably no institution IN Los An
geles so we'll known and SO firmly established
as the De Monco Medic< lbs titute.
This Is a popular medical institution, where
people can obtain treatment for diseases from
which they suffer, and especially for disease
of the nose, throat and lungs, at a nominal fe@
per month, with the medicines furnish ed freq
1t is no wonder that under such conditions,
DR.. De Monco and ASSOCIATES should haye an
immense pra ctice.
There are so many features in the method
they have EN- ployed that commend their sys.
tenn strongly to the attention of everyone that
it cannot be otherwise tina q grand success.
DR.. De Monco and associates take personal
interest in every case that is intrusted to their
care.
They are equipped for their work by special
training superior education, first clas. equip
ment and a loog and varied experience. Rx-
amining as they do hundreds of cases. they are
familiar with every phase of their specialties
and with al forms of diseases
essary adjuncts to treatment under the average
physician. With DR.. De Monco O nd associates
there is nothing Of the sf rt to contend with, a.
their terms include, besides treatment, all
medicines, applications and aids they have 0c-
caslon TO prescribe.
These facts are commented on daily by the
numerous patients at their Offices, ana are
vitality interesting to all those who are con-
tenn plating taking medical Treatment.
This system has been devised to meet popu-
lar wants, and especially to overcome the pref
udice that exists on the part of most people, ~
well as the fear and distrust felt by the averase
sufferer toward a high-priced doctor and the
train OF extensive fees connected with treat
ment under him.
All of which Is respectfully submitted that
those who are interested may profit
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the home OF Miss Anna Davis Monday

the home Of Miss Anna Davis Monday
evening.
Nj. and Mrs. W. ]. Edwards and fam.
lily spent some time ri Bolsa Chico this
week.
The Y's of Westminster are quite an
energetic society. They have their
meetings every two weeks, and now
have q paper which is entitled The
Moon, edited by Miss Irene Musselman.
They give an entertainment at nearly
every meeting.
Westminster is rather dull now, as
nearly all the young men are off with
the threshers and hay bsling machines.
But we anticipate lively times again on
their return.
Rev. Mr.. Phillips, pastor of the Con-
gregstional church here, intends going
east Tuesday, the goth, to attend the
worlds fair. Brother Phillips is splen-
did speaker, and we'll liked by all who
know him. We hope he will decide to
return to Us.
Mr.. Herbert Phelps met with quite 9
serious accident. His buggy collided
with another belonging to Mr.. Baker,
and as Mr.. Phelps was dismounting
from his buggy his horse started, throw.
ing him on his hip and disabling him.
He is confined at the Richilsu hotel,
Santa Ana,
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RIVERSIDE.
A Robbery Case-Mr. Stevenson Seriously
Injured.

Robbery Case-Mr. Stevenson Seriously
Injured.
RIVERSIDE, August 26.-The police
court was we'll filled yesterday to wit
ness the examination OF Hornsby and
Stone, alias Brown, who were charged
with having stolen $50 from o. B. Good
win, station agent at Indio, some time
since. Several witnesses we're examined
after which Attorney Adair asked the
court to dismiss the charge. Judge
Nolan dismissed the defendant Hornsby
but held Brown for trial before the su-
peiior court with bond fixed at $1,000.
District Attorney Anderson Immediately
filed an information in the superior
court a2ainat Brown, and September
18th has been set by Judge Noyes upon
which Brown could come up to plead.
Hornsby was subpoenaed to appear az q
witness against his partner when the
ease came up for trial. ih
SERIOUSLY INJURED. ~
An emery wheel FLEW to pieces this
week in San Bernardino and seriously
injured Ora Stevenson, son OF J. W.
Stevenson of this city. He was operat-
ing the wheel when it burst and piece
of the fractured wheel flew and struck
young Stevenson in the side just above
the hip inficting wound about six
inches long and two inside the cash,
laying open the abdominal cavity. He
is reported resting ~ we'll ss could be
expected under the circumstances, and
the doctors are Of the opinion that he
will recover.
BHEvITIEB.
Miss Nellie Plenipton Of Perris was in
town yesterday.
Frank H, Austin, editor Of the Moreno
Indicator, was city visitor yesterday.
Horace McPhee, one of the commits
sioners in partition was in town.
Mrs. Anna M. Clapp, mother of Mrs.
]. g. Baker, died at the residence OF J.
S. Baker yesterday.
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had been troubled more or less with catarrh
for the past fifteen years, and ab,us year ago
it became so ag yravated as to cau3e me consid-
erable suffering.
Ihad pains in my head over the eyes, roaring
sounds in my ears, co1,d scarcely breath
through my nostrils, one or the other most
always stopped 10, and my sense of smell was
impaired. l hal u conVant dropptu< OF mu-
cous in back of the throat, frequently causing
sickness of the stomach; had a slight cough,
throat was very painful, at times some pain in
chest, and l really believed my lungs would
soon become affected.
After trying many different rem dies with
out deriving the slightest benefit, concluded
to try Drs. De Monco and Sapp Under their
scientific treatment I have improved in re.
markable and entirely salts factory way.
feel first rate now. No more pains In
the head, my nose Is free, very little dropping
now, and in q short time EXPECT to be entireiy
cured. My improvement has. be IN 80 remark.
able that ] have no hesitancy in recommend.
ing Drs De Monco and Sapp az thoroughly
competent specialists.
The herald., 1893-08-27
ANOTHER CITY BANK SUIT.

The Depositors Will Try Co Recover
From Other Stockholders.
A suit against the remainder of the
stockholders in the late City bank will
he filed some time this week. The case
will be similar to the one fled recently
against the oldest holders OF stock by a
committee Of five Of the depositors, to
whom had been assigned the majority OF
the claims Of the other depositors.
The defendants in the proposed new
suit will be Franklin Sullivan. 100
shares; John S. Park, shares; R. S.
Hutchinson, l share; Josiah Gregg, so
shares; A. E. Chapman, 81 shares F..
M. Smith, 100 shares Thomas Lanigan,
80 shares; O. H. Matthay, 15 shares |;
Thomas Townsend, 15 shares; Joel s,
Gilfillon, shares; Karen A. Danielson.
36 shares. and R. ]. Mockenhaupt, 20
shares.
The reason the present defendants
were not included with the other stock
holders was because it was necessary to
set forth in the complaint the proper
tion of liability OF each stockholder,
and this could be determined only after
the number of shares and the length OF
their ownership had been traced to each
holder. The defendants in the former
suit had been such for over year past,
and their proportion of liability could
easily be determined, but in the case OF
the coming defendants it was different
because it was not known exactly how
long they had been holders of the stock;
80 they were not made parties in that ac-
tion. Their length of ownership and
other details have since been deter
mined, and the proposed suit against
them will soon be filed.
The herald., 1893-08-27
SAN BERNARDINo.
John Beam Ipjured-Rathbun Fined.
Nova Notes.

John Beam Injured-Rathbun Fined.
Nova Notes.
SAN BRRNARDINo. Aug. 26. To-day
about 10 O'Clock John Beam, carpenter
working on the Stewart hotel building,
fell from the first story, distance of
about 15 or 20 feet and had narrow es-
cape from death. Beam, in company
with several other carpenters, was on
the E street side of the building mailing
down the heavy timbers on which the
second story floor is to be laid, when he
lost his footing and fell to the ground.
He fell backwards and came down on a
big tool chest and some timbers lying
near. Several workmen hurried to his
assistance and were rendering him all
the help in theta power when DR..
thompson arrived on the scene and had
the injured man removed to his room,
where it was found that he was severely
doctor does not think the fall will result
seriously.
RATHBUN FINED.
The police court played to q large
ihouse this morning, when the cases of
V. E. Taylor and @. s. Rathbun.
charged with keeping a house of prosti-
tuition, were called for hearing before
Recorder Peck. The city attorney
moved to dismiss the case against Tay-
lor, as there was no evidence to convict
him.
Rathbun made lengthy argument,
and stated that he was poor working
mn n md k~~x 30 lxr nat
living for himself and wife, and admit
ted renting the rooms to the girls, but
claimed to be ignorant OF their charac-
ters.
The recorder fined him 500 or 100
days in Jail. He will doubtless have to
serve his sentence out, as he has been
unable to raise the money. The two
women in the case, Josie Garcia and
Lizzie Martin, were next called for, but
only one, Josie Garcia, appeared, the
was assessed $40, with the understand
Martin woman's bail was declared for
feited.
BREvTTInS.
John Flagg and wife left for Catalina
today.
George Pomenier, who keeps small
hotel on Third street, between B and @,
arrested for selling liquor without a
license, was fined $75 by Recorder Peck
today.
Miss Nellie Brown of this city is the
guest Of Mrs. Miller of Riverside.
Alex Bush OF Ontario WAS brought into
jail this morning by Deputy Constable
johnson for burglary.
B. s. Nichols, president Of the Po-
mona water works, and wife and son are
in the city.
The herald., 1893-08-27
COMPTON,.

Death OF q Well Known vaquero-News
Notes.
COMPTON, Aug. 26.-Large quantities
of Kuacat grapes are now ready for mar.
ket. Mr.. Steele takes load to town
nearly every day. and disposes of them
at the market on the plaza.
Miss Ermina Stshl was in Los Angeles
yesterday. si~t
Mr.. Bellewood, who has been serving
as juror upon different cases in Los
Angeles for three months, was discharged
Tuesday. He thinks OF going to Los
Angeles to run lodging house,
DR.. Downs was in Los Angeles yester-
day.
Mr.. Gaines was in Los Angeles Friday.
The Mexican who has herded cattle
for Mr.. Bixby for 80 many years died
this morning from the effects of an in
jury received last Fridap. The horse be
was riding fell back on him and the
horne OF the saddle struck his chest. in.
luring the spine, loosening the ribs and
inhicting severe internal injuries. The
senior was widely known and much
liked, and there is deep mourning
among the Mexican friends. He was
commonly known as Juan, and was 65,
years old.
Mr.. Harris and Mr. Johnson returned
from Antelope valley last week.
Mrs. Rice will return. to Compton a
week from next Tuesday. Her manv
warm friends will be glad to learn that
her health is much improved.
The complement OF chairs arrived for
the w. @. T. U. and T. hall this morn.
ing, and now the hall is furnished and
ready for concerts and entertain ments.
The Forresters have rented the hall
for next Tuesday. Their entertainment
will be very choice.
Corn will be plenty and cheap this
year.
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somewhat obstructed, but they investi-
rated the mysteries Of the power house
and inspected the dynamo. After lunch
ing at Maple Spring they went to the
falls, listened to the echo OF rife shot,
which echo lasted half minute, and
et 4 40 returned to Altadens, where un-
fortunately they missed the street car
and were obliged to walk home. They
all express themselves more than re-
paid for the fatigue, however.
The people have decided by an almost
unanimous vote that Pasadena shall
have shady streets and we'll kept hedges,
and that weeds shall henceforth be un-
known. The vote cast at the election on
Saturday was 173 in favor OF the law, 8
against, and blank.
DR.. j. r. Townsend will conduct the
services Of the Young Mems Christian
Association in Strong's hall at 8 p. m.
Sunday.
The herald., 1893-08-27
Dried Fruit Rates.

The 81 rate for dried fruit from South
ern California to eastern points over the
Southern Pacific line win be put into
effect next Friday, September 1st. The
rate will extend to New York and COM
mon points via the Sunset route. The
rate on dried fruits sacked will be 81 20,
the same reduced rate being made on
casks to points as far east as Cincinnati
and Memphis and all points on the gulf
route. The present rate on dried or
boxed fruit is $1.40.
The herald., 1893-08-27
REDLANDs.
A Watermelon Gang summarily Broken
Up-Notes.

Watermelon Gang Summarily Broken
Up-Notes.
REDLANDs, Aug. 26.-For the past
month farmers have been missing mel
ons from their patches, and were at q
loss to account for it, until the fact was
disclosed yesterday that Z number ol
boys had banded themselves together to
mske raids on watermelon patches. A
few nights ago the crowd went out TO
make raid on watermelon patch, and
met with very cool reception. Al they
were about to enter the garden they
were fred upon by some secret party,
and one Of the boys says that Z bullet
whizzed within II inches Of his head
and cut limb off tree near BY. The
boys in endeavoring to mako their es-
cape ran into newly irrigated field.
BRIEEs.
Judge Camp and family are expected
home Monday.
Frank G. Prescott made trip to Los
Angeles yesterday.
J. F. Griegsby left today for Nashville,
Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Capt. J. W. F. Diss will
return from Laguna beach tomorrow.
Nothing has yet been heard of the
young man from East Highlands who
has been lost on Mount Harrison since
last Monday.
Frank Pearl, a wealthy card manufac-
turer, will pay this city visit next
month.
Henry Van Leuvsn of old San Ber-
nardino, is drying on an average of from
800 to 400 trays of peaches Of his own
raising every day.
Highlands is trying to secure ceme-
terry. The Highland Ditch company
offers 10-acre tract east of City creek.
north of Highlands avenue, for $4,000
with water.
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Misses Jessie Gregory, Sierra Madre,
and Frsda Waite, New York; Messrs.
Will Ardis, Louis Godin and M. Lew
ellyn, Los Angeles.
This Sunday evening, the Univer-
sity auxiliary. w. T. M. s., will con-
duct the services in University church.
Mrs. Hardy. of Garvanza, formerly a
resident of Japan, will speak on Home
Life in Japan az l Saw It." DR.. Coch-
ran, recently from Japan, is expected
to make an address. Solos will be sung
by Mrs. Prof. Shrader and Miss Grace
Whitehorn.
The young ladies' boarding hall of the
college, known as Hodge hall, is being
thoroughly renovated, inside and out.
The herald., 1893-08-27
SANTA MONICA.

Today's Aquatic 6ports-A Supposed
4c Burglar Captured.
SANTA MONICA, Aug. 26.-The week
just closed has been an eventful one,
both In sporting and social way, the
tennis tournament being brilliant one,
and the series OF balls, concerts, mu-
steals, etc., of social distinction
equaled at no other resort in Southern
California.
Today the third race in the swimming
contest at North Beach, for the medal
given by the bath house, takes place,
and the regular open-air concert at the
esplanade will form fitting prelude to
the event and pean Of victory for the
lucky swimmer.
The fair which the ladies OF the Cath
olic church have been holding in the
Gates block since Wednesday came to q
happy ending last night, and was a sue.
cessful one, the ladies state. The room
was tastefully decorated by the willing
hands of the ladies, with bunting and
floral gems OF every hue and kind. There
we're eight booths, differed by charming
and beautiful ladies, who beguiled the
unfortunate swains who entered. and
took possession of some OF their gold and
all Of their small change.
Miss G. r. Davis, pupil of the cele-
brated Errari, will sing at the Episcopal
church.
w. U. Masters and family have re-
turned after two months' enjoy ment
of the seaside.
Miss Alice Schimerhorn OF San Ber-
nardino is enjoying few weeks here.
DR.. and Mrs. j. L. Lanterman are
visiting their son, DIR. R. s. Lanterman,
the popular Santa Monica physician.
The steamer Minneola arrived at the
wharf on Friday with cargo of coal.
The Park Theater Stock company fin
ish their engagement tonight; last
night they played to large house,
giving an excellent rendition OF Little
Lord Fauntleroy. T.
The Santa Monica constables have
captured the third man wanted in the
highway robbery cases, he having been
caught in Fresno, and is now safely be-
hind the bars in the county Jail. They
think by the last arrest, he being ths
one who did the rifiing act. they have
got the cineh on tbem, and will be able
to land all three where they belong.
Constable Dexter says if they are the
guilty parties we want to have them in
San Quentin; if innocens liberty is as
dear to them as to the highest in the
land. He evidently thinks he has the
hev. George Cochran, d. D., delivered
an intensely interesting lecture on Life
IN Japan, under the auspices of the M.
E. church.
The residence of Mr.. Daniel MCCARTHY
presents beautiful tropical appearance
these summer days with it's banana. or
ange and other tropical trees.
The Old Folks concert at the Casino
was q pronounced success. s''F
Polo today at 2 80 p. m. between teams
composed of Riverside and Santa Mon
lea club players.
The Arcadia gave three balls this
week.
The herald., 1893-08-27

DROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR PACIFIC
L Branch National Home for Disabled Vol
unteer Soldiers-Los Angeles County, Califor-
mia, August 81, 1S93-Sealed proposals will be
received at the treasurer's office until o'clock
p. m. Tuesday, September 5, 1898, for supplies
for the quarter ending December 81 1893 as
follows: Quartermaster, subsistence and hos
pital stores Schedule, with Information and
Instructions for submitting bids, will be fur
nished upon application TO the undersigned
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved
Address,
Approved: C. TREICHEL Governor
6-27 80 9-35
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deserving Pr.i..

We desire to say to our citizens that for wears
we have been selling Dr.. Kings New Discovery
Bucklens Arnica Salve and Electric BittarS'
and have never handled remedies that sell 81 -
well, or that have given such universal salts.
every time, and we stand ready to refund rhs
purchase price Il satisfactory results do not fol
low their USE: These remedies have won their
gTest popularity purely on their merits. Sold
North Main street. go
The herald., 1893-08-27
Long Beach Notsa.

Dr.. MCCARTHY, the proprietor of the saloon
At the corner of Second and Pine streets, Long
Beach. Finest wines, liquors and cigars. The
invited to call. ,'y
The herald., 1893-08-27
Worlds Fair Columbian Edicion Illus
trated Herald.

This beautiful publication, printed on
the finest book paper, is now on sale by
all the news dsalers and at the HERALD
business Office. It contains 48 pages of
information about Southern California
and over 80 illustrations. As publica-
tion to send to eastern friends it has
never been equaled. Price, 10 cents in
wrappers.
The herald., 1893-08-27
A Well-known Man is Relieved OF .
Troublesome Cstarrh.

Mr.. J. f. Grow ler, the genial aud popular
shipping clerk for B liley & Barker Brothers,
furniture dealers, South Main street. and who
lives at 3l6 South Fremont avenue, glves
hiatestimony, which will have weight with all
thinking people. He rays: