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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-10
REAL ESTATE.
EDW. w BROWN VIM. LAZARON.
EDW. W.BROWN & co


OFF Ely EOh oAl4F4s
Store and dwelling house northeast corner
Farm and Oliver streets. Rents for sl6S per
annum; 81 100; easy terms. This property
pays more than Is per cent interest on the in
vestment. Come quick.
A special bargain in 7-room single residence
southwest corner Waldburg and Montgomery
streets. Can be bought for 5000.
Southeast corner Duffy and Montgomery,
magnificent double residence beautiful de-
sign, has about ten rooms. Can be bought for
81 900. This is undoubtedly one of the best
bargains on the market.
Vacant lot 541ax1i5, splendid location, Boil
ton street $500
One OF the finest residences in the city can
be bought for 5000. Good terms can be made.
Splendid 7room dwelling No. lT6 Duffy
street: has clubhouse on lane which rents for
81 per month; large lot price $500.
One more house for sale for 81 $50, on lot
30xl00, Terms-550 cash and balance In ten
years time with per cent. interest. Don't
miss this chance.
II you don't see what you want in our ads.
why give Us call. We have property in all
parts OF the city and suburbs If you have
property for sale enter il on our books We
charge nothing unless sale is made.
EDW. w. BROWN a. CO.,
Real Estate Dealers and Auctioneers,
1O7 BAY STREET. PHONE SCI.
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SANTA ROSA SHAKEN.

Santa Rosa, Cal, Aug. 9.-The severest
earthquake felt here since 1868 occurred
this morning. The oscillations were ap-
parently southeast to northwest. Con
siderable damage was done in the way
of falling chimneys, broken windows, etc
The court house was badly shaken up.
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Earthquake Shocks in California.

San Francisco, Aug. "a heavy earth
quake shock was felt in this city shortly
after o'clock this morning Two shocks
were experienced at San Diego yester-
daxr
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The cases against the policy-shop men,
of whom about thirty have been arrested.
and all of whom have given bond, will
come up for trial in the city court next
Saturday.
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The Dixies Won.

The Dixies defeated the Isle of Hopes
Yesterday by a score of 8 to 8. The fea-
'ures OF the game were the battery work
OF Herty and Hipkins and the heavy hit
ung OF Papy, of the Dixies.
The SCnrn hu inninre rrns.
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The schooner L. A. Burnham, Captain
Simmons, arrived yesterday from Boston.
She comes with ballast and will leave
with lumber for the Georgia Lumber
Company. The vessel is consigned to
George Harriss & Co.
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Maximum temperaturo 81, minimum tom
perature 70o.
The height OF the Savannah river at Au-
gusta at a. m. (75th Meridian time) yester-
preceding "A hours
The Cotton Bulletin for q hours ending
D. m Aug S. 1898 10Th meridian time.
Dissertations taken at the same moment Of
time at all stations
DISTRICTS AVERAGE
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The following is the score in detail:
SCORE BY INNINGS.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
, 3 4 ) 8 Z s
savannah. ......1 2 0 0 s
Augusta ........0 0 l 0 0 = l 0 a
SUMMARY.
Two Base Hlts-Hoover. ,
Ihree-Base Hits George.
Total Bases on Hits-SaYannah 10; Augusta
Triple Play-Quarles, Manning and KIus-
man
Struck Out-Quarles 4, Blackburn 1, Ever
- Bases on Balls-Quarles ?, Blackburn 2,
Eyecett1
PaNsed Balls onHaughtOn |.
naughtOn2 Camp.
NAd PltcheS-Quarles ..
IN by Decentralization l.
Lmpire-Ford
Ilmp-1 "a
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The steam launch SALISBURY, belonging
to the United States, will be sold Friday,
the 18th, at II o'clock. The launch is lying
at John Rourke q Sons wharf, foot of
East Broad street. The sale is to be
made by Collector T. f. Johnson, under
the direction of the secretary of the
treasury. ni.
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Falk Clothing Co.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, Is Words or more,
in this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD, Cash in Advance, each insertion.
Everybody who has any want to supply any
thing to buy or sell, any business or accom-
modations to secure; indeed, any wiah to
crafty should advertise In this column.
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AZ Pittsburg-Ten innings r. HE
Pttshurg... ......O . O0IOOI-S Is 6
chicago. .-.-...2 3 o 1OOO-T no
hatteries-Ferry. SuFdcn and stencil.
Hutchinson and Schriever
CLEVELAND BEATS LoUlsvlILE.
At Cloyeland-First game r. He
Cleveland. -........3 o. % o I 0 o. p 10
Louisville ........0 o 0 o 000O-l IL o
Batteries-Cuppy and Gunson; Rhodrs and
Weaver.
CLEVELAND BEATS LOUISVILLE.
Cleveland ,-..,"....Ooo1O5o8+9 is 5 ;
Louisville ........-O o o OOOO-1 ,
Batteries-Y Young and Gunson; Menefee
and Grim
ATLANTA BEATS CHATTANOOGA.
At Atlanta r. H. r
Atlanta. O2OO-6 ii 3
Chattanooga. ......3 0 1 0 OOOO % 6
Batteries-Darby and Moran; Black and
JantZen.
TIE GAME AT QUITMAN.
Quitman, Ga, Aug. 9.-Quitman and
Townsville played very interesting
game of base ball here this afternoon.
AT the end of the ninth inning the score
was S to s, and the game was declared
draw, thoughThomasville refused to play
the tenth inning
BRUNSWICK BEATS MACON.
Brunswick, Ga, Aug. 9.-Brunswick
defeated a Macon club to-day in a game
of base ball by q score of 3 to 3
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street.
nN and after Saturday f2th inst. / can DO
y found ut stall 81 city market. Joseph H.
Baker
PNEUMATIC sufferers ought to get one OF
~ Kimballs rings from Gardner. 1ls
BrOughton street
before you buy or sell property coRsula
- Robert h. Tatem, Real Estate Dealer,
No. Bull street.
EHLOWERS and fancy ferns: rloral designs
a for all occasions 90 short notice az
Strong S pharmacy. George Wagner, Thun-
derbolt road. Telephone 49,
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The schooner Louise A Grout, Captain
Eason was cleared from Ponce Porto,
Porto Rico, West Indies, by George Har-
riss ~ Co. The cargo consists of 5,447
pieces of pitch pine lumber, measuring
,0S7 superficial feet, valued at 81 ,237. %.
Shipped by Perkins s. Bro, of Harrison,
Ga.
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Mo schooner LIda Inwrence. Cantain

The schooner Ida Lawrence, Captain
Campbell, arrived yesterday, fourteen
days from New York. She has a cargo
of bagging for the agent of the Savannah,
Florida and Western railroad, and will
be loaded with lumber by E. B. Hunting
Il Co. The vessel is consigned to Dale,
Dixon & Co. Captain Simmons reports
that he had long and tedious passage.
The vessel was several days off Cape
Hatteras, their being no favorable wind
to sail southwark
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FOR SsLE

EOR SALE, the largest ana best assorted
a stock Of white pine sash doors. blinds,
holdings etc, etc, In the south: also ali
standard brands Of pure white leads colors,
dry ana IN all mixed paints, varuishes, etc.;
mn supplies; builders hardware is my spec
lalty; limo, plaster and hair; direct importa-
lions OF RoseudGle md Portland cement;
sewer, culvert and iue pipe, all sizes. bends,
traps, rs, etc; call or write for my prices and
lev.
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The Portuguese bark Mariposa, Capt.
Mattos, arrived up from quarantine yes
terday, having discharged her cargo and
undergone thorough disinfection The
vessel is consigned to ]. M. Jorcano & Co.
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Ohcial Record for the Morning News.
Local forecast for Savannah and vicinity
till midnight, Aug 10, 1893 Threatening
weather with occasional rains, slight changes
in temperature. northeast to southeast winds
Ohiclal forecast for Georgia: SOutheasterly
winds; local rains on the coast, fair IN interior
followed by thunderstorms Thursday night.
Comparison OF mean temperature AZ Savan-
nah. Ga, on Aug. 8, 1893, with the normal
for the day:
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a TIE GANIE An ou1rMAN-
ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
Items Gathered Here and There
Among the Shipping.

The pilot boat John Wilder was hauled
up on Willink's marine railway yesterday
to have her bottom scraped and painted.
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TOBACCO HARlT cue.
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DRUNKENNESS and MORPHINE HABIT may
be easily cured home by the Of HIPS Special
Formula Gold Tablets.
IMPORTANT,
remedy that requires the patient while taking
i, TO give up the use OF Tobacco or Stir1ulants
has no curative powers. Beware o. such nostrums.
When taking HILLS TABLETS the patient need
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use Of Tobacco, Liquor or Morphine until such
time as it is z0lY5ztatilY given up.
HILLS CHLORIDE OF GOLD TABLETS are
for sale by all yt-casS druggists at 81 per package
BEWARE OF FRAUD.
The wonderful success OF HillS Tablets has caused
many worthless limitations TO be placed upon the mar
ket If your druggist does noAkeep Hills Tablets
but offers you something 'jus as good, shun it-hs
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REMEMBER, we guarantee complete and per-
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If your druggist does not keep Hills Tablets send
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MISCELLANEOUS.

:. = [@17-@-1~-T~~~1@-9S
MOTlCE,-If you want your sewing ma
~ chine repaired in o frst-class manner
call or address b. ID. Smith, le1 Congress
street,
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RAIN AT Pensacola

ulad 5oI naaoola-The game which was sched-
Of rain tUf To-Day was postponed on account
AoInSsl n The New Orleans club leaves for
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The schooner A. D. Lamson, which put
back to Tybee yesterday, after sailing for
Baltimore, is still anchored at the bar.
awaiting a mate. MIR. Hill, the mate of
the schooner, was taken sick just after
leaving, and the vessel returned to bring
him to the city. He is at the Pulaski
House and is improving. Captain Smith
is busy arranging to get another mate,
and will probably sail to-day.
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SUMMER RESORTS,

GUNNER BOARD in the mountains of Vir-
- ginia. For circulars, address +. Ran
dolph, heswick, Albemarle county, Va.
BOARD at Mount Prospect. Me. Pleasant,
ID healthy location; large airy rooms quiet
and restful. For particulars address George
Libby West Minot Me-
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HgLP WAIVED.

A GENTS WANTED for the Atlas Accident
- insurance Company, Boston. Mass. Henry
r. Turner, President, Il. NJ. Everett Score
tary and General Manager. To those who can
secure hrstclass business a liberal contract
ana large commission will be paid. This com
pany pays claims at sight Address at once,
andrew West. Gensral Agent Atlanta. 90.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.


WANTED to lend s., 600 on improved IN
w encountered city real estate for twelve
months. Address Box A. care News
WANTED from oct / good medium
w sized house with modern conveniences
locality must be good, ldress care this office
IF. A."
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Observations taken at the same moment OF
timeat all stations for the MORNING NEWS
SAVANNAH. Aug. 9, 8 p. NJ. city time.
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The following vessels are due at this
port, and have been reported outside:
Schooner Isabella Gill, from Baltimore,
with a cargo of coal for G, H. Dixon &
Company, and railroad iron for the agent
of the Savannah, Florida and Western
Railroad Company; schooner Elwood
Burton, from Philadelphia, with cargo
of coal; schooner Jennie Thomas, from
Baltimore, with coal for D. r. Thomas /;
schooner Leila Smith, from New York,
with salt for the Central railroad agent:
and the bark Mary S Ames, from Balti-
more, with cargo of railroad iron to the
agent of the Savannah, Florida and West
ern railroad.
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N<N~NN-~-@-~N~-~-~-~-~-~
WANTED, nice three room fiat, East Bull
W South Gwinnett, by young couple
Ursula, Morning News.
WANTED, to rent two or three unfur-
W ntshed rooms. Bath same floor. Jones
street or north. Z. o. box 1914
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ENOR RENT, Furnished large rooms first
ana second floor. can at 1856 Liberty
street.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-14
Jefferson County Fruit Growers.

The jefferson County Fruit Growers and
Market Gardeners Association adopted a
constitution and bylaws at n meeting held in
the district court room in Golden on Saturday
The name was changed to Jefferson County
Horticultural Association, The following Of
fcers were elected: Edward Easley, presi-
dent; j. A. Newcomb, secretary; Torrence
White treasurer. and w. Holly, statistician.
Resolutions were adopted in memory of Dr.
Alexander Shaw, and the executive committee
Of the association was authorized to act for
the association at the proposed meetinS of
market gardeners and fruit growers, which Is
to take place at an carly day to discuss the
Denver market house problem
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A Skaters Sail.

The latest improvement for skaters Is n sail.
With this adjunct the excitement of the exer-
else is increased in the ratio that the labor is
decreased. a Chicago paper in describing
the use of the sail by skaters on the lake
says:
1t is a rare sport, an exciting combination
of skating. iceboating and being caught in a
cyclone. The framework of canvas Is usually
about by feet, with a cross-bar to give the
skater firm hold and chance to swing his
sail with the wind in turning A blustery
breeze came from the southwest. The human
ice-boat, after having tackled to the south of
the course, had only to spread the sail to the
wind. The skater stretched his arms out for
firm grip on the bar stiifcned his legs and
came tearing over the glazed surface, the fly-
Ing runners leaving two white streaks IN the
wake. 1t was n wind which for boating would
have been called squall and when it pulled
against n spread of sail it sent the skater
away as though he had been fired out of n
gun.
Three men with red faces and winter wraps
were scudding before the gale. They under
stood their business and could shift for "A
quick turn, otherwise they would have been
carried into the open sea around the break
water. One had smaller sail of II lib shane
but he seemed to move as swiftly as the Others
certain knack is required in handling the
sheet under a stiff wind, and n green hand
who tried 1t became upset and went whirlinr
across the ice like the jug-handlcd article
used in curling contests.
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An Improved balloon.

The problem of steering balloons is said to
have been solved by a German gardener. The
object of his balloon, which is shaped like Il
torpedo, is TO overcome, with the greatest
ease, the resistance of the air. Itdiffers from
the ordinary balloon in dispensing with the
net as an envelope, and it has its folds sewn
into the case, so that if rupture occurs at
any point the rent does not extend beyond
one fold and the gas escapes quite gradually
The ear is MS long MS the balloon self aud
has winged screw in front and II ruddcr be-
hind. 1t hangs by ropes fastened by loops TO
the lower folds of ihc case. The screw Is
driven by petroleum motor of aluminium
weighing only 100 Kilograms and making
1000 revolutions in minute. This drives
the balloon forward, and the rise and fall is
regulated by n sliding weight, and by the
manipulation OF ring which varies the air
pressure on the surface by changing the posi-
ton of the balloon to horizontal or obliuuc.
1t is estimated that large balloon on this
model will cost about $1,000.
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Fire in Denver.

The most destructive fire in Denver since
the destruction of the Peoples theatre and
the one which entailed the creates. loss of
any of recent years, was the burning of the
Hallack building at Eighteenth and Market
streets Thursday night.
The building is divided into several Sec
uons and runs through from Eighteenth to
Nineteenth streets on Market aud back to
the alley.
The sections OF the building occupied by
the iallack Paint and Glass company and
the Denver Stamping company were totally
destroyed, together with the stocks of goods
and valuable machinery used by the latter
company in the manufacture of tin and
Japanned ware. The upper floors of the
other two sections toward Nineteenth street
were guttcd, and the stocks of goods and ma
chinery on the lower floors were so damaged
by water that they might as well have been
burned out entirely. The loss is complete,
and the insurance will not cover the damage
by many thousands.
The loss Will reach at least 5000, 900, for the
building alone cost 800, 900, and at least half
of it is total ruin. The valuable machinery
of the stamping co ompany will entail the
greatest individual loss.
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. A Big Haul of .Inck Rabbits.

There was great slaughter of jack rabbits
in Prowers County on the 9th. Forty y-cight
men went out from Lamar and slew wagon
loads. Twenty-four marksmen were under
the respective commands of Hon. G. d. Ford
and Colonel Elem Ii. Hoover
About sunset the wagons began to arrive
and when the final count was footed up there
was placed to the credit of the Ford COM
mand G,3S0 points, while the Hooycrites
counted up only 5,675.
The game brought in listed 1,191 rabbits,
seven hawks, five prairie dogs and one coyote
The honors of the day fell on Captain P. S.
Sarak, an old English hunter, to whose gun
is placed the credit of lO3 rabbits. Charlie
Maxwell was next in line, with sixty-four
deaths. The champion jack was credited to
Major james Stevenson.
The day ended in a grand banquet to the
nimrods, given at the Commercial hotel,
which was paid for by the losing Hoover
boys. The game, which weighs 5000 pounds,
was expressed to the Denver market.
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GIFT TO COLORADO COLLEGE
DR.. Pearsons of Chicago. Offers 1t Fifty
Thousand Dollars.

IhOusand Dollars.
Dr. D. X. Pearsons of Chicago, who is well
known ms the benefactor of many western
colleges, has recently offered $50, 900 to the
trustees of Colorado College, on condition
that $150,000 more be secured within two
years. The'trustecs are very sanguine over
the possibility of meeting this requirement,
especially ms by the terms of DR.. Pearsons'
offer all money received by the college, from
whatever source, between now and January
l, 1885, may be counted as part of the requir-
ed amount.
Dr. Pearsons first became interested in the
college while on q visit to Colorado Springs
last year. After quietly but thoroughly in
vestigating the work of the institution, he
decided that 1t was well worthy his financial
support, and has chosen this practical way of
showing his confidence in its administration
f-the required amount be secured, it is
probable that 100000 will be expended upon
new science building, and the remainder
added to the endowment fund.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-14
The First Law or Nature.

This selfpreservation is acknowledged 10 be-
anu people who adopt against the eucroaches
OF disease genuine medicinal safeguard ac
cTeuitea by experience and the sanction OF
wisdom of the saying, in the health they re.
store and continue to enjoy. Among maladies,
against the growth of which Hostettcr's Sto;n.
ueh Bitters affords efficient protection, DIS
eases OF the Kidneys and bladder are fraught
win the utmost peril and exhibit great OBJ
suhaty when opposed by ordinary means The
Bilters can ana Will subdne them No te.ti-
mony Is stronger than this. Used at the out
SET ana persistently. the best results may be
expected. This medicine also eradicates liver
complaint, constipation dyspepsia, malaria
rhauma tism and nerVousucsS
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-14
Tool. Used on tho Pyramids.

One of the most interesting exhibitions in
connection with the recent Orientalist con
gress in London is n collection of tools used
by workmen in building the pyramids OF
Egypt. They were gathered and are exhibit
ed by the illustrious Egyptologist, Mr.. Find
ers Hetrie. These utensils indicate that an
cient workmen had an astonishing acquaint-
ance with many tools which we have been ac-
customed to consider as essentially modern
Among the exhibits are solid and tubular
corundum-tipped drills and straight and cir
cular saws and chisels described as mot n bit
inferior to those now used. ."-Bu6aio Com
nlercidi
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The Dutch coloni.t. Settled.

7. Q. Henry and Mr.. Colson have been in
AIamosa, in the interests of the Holland colo
nsts. In the few days they were there they
got the Hollanders all comfortably settled in
the houses which were built upon the land
and saw TO the divisions of the land among
the colonists. Many of them will have to
build new houses and will commence work on
these Immediately. The settlement was the
scene Of great activity with the building, the
buying of stock and general hustle for the
epring business
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\ Hard-I.earted People.

Fiial pity finds no place in the Thibctan
character 1t is no uncommon thing for a
son to turn his father, when too old to work
out of doors and to leave him to perish In the
cold. The superstition that the souls of
the dead can, if they will, haunt the living
drives their hardened nature to gain by the
exercise of cruelty the promise of the dying
that they will not return TO earth. As death
approaches the dying person is asked, "Will
you come back, or will you not.' If he re-
plies that he Will they pull leather bag over
his head and smother him; if he says he will
not, he is allowed to die in peacc.-Nco York
Journal
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whcre ARE Our Ioardcd Millions?

About 81 900 100000 in gold has been pro-
duced in the United States since the first dis
covery of the metal in 1919, and the amount
exported has been s470000,000 more than the
amount imported. After including all the
gold estimated to have been used by jewelers.,
dentists, etc, only some S6S9,000, 900 is re-
turned by the government as being in sight.
The greater part of the balance of S741, ,000,-
900, is believed to be in the boards of Ameri-
can farmers, who either live at a distance
from banks or refuse TO trust those institu-
tions-PaN Nall Gnsetke
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-14

Bnd taste in the mouth or an unpleasant
breath, when resulting from Catarrh, are
overcome, and the nasal passages which have
been closed for years are made free by the use
OF Ely's Cream Balm. l suffered from catarrh
for twelve years, experienced the nuuseatins
dropping In the throat peculiar to that disease,
and nose bleed almost daily. i tried variou.
remedies without benefit until last April when
saw Ely's Cream Balm advertised pro
cured bottle, and since the first DAYS use
have had no more blecding-the soreness Il.
entirely gone.-D. G. Davidson, with the Bos.
ton Budget, formerly with Boston journal