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PASADENA NEWS Up TO DITE,
UniYerSalis. WOman's Associa-
ton to Meet.
Social Events at the Big Local
HOTEL.
Tho Storm md thn ID am age IL III rs Do n 0,
Sunday serv c-s-Personal
Notes.

PASADENA, ] an. 10. The ladies will hold
possession ut tho Universalist church
Monday AMI Tuesday OF next week,
when the Univsrsalist Woman's A,socia
ton of California msets ia regular Sos
sion. The first meeting will bs held
Sunday o7eniny, presided over by Mrs.
II. B. Maniord, president OF thu club
Short addresses will be delivered by
Rev. f. NJ. Andrews of Santa Paula,
Rev. Florence f Kollock and Rev. E.
!. G niger. On Monday afternoon at
o'clock an address by the president, a
paper by Mrs. E E. SpauIding and an
address By Raw. Ada @. Bowles OF Po-
mona will be given. In the evening
addresses will be given by Rev. Amanda
Deyo of Ssu Diego, aud Mrs. ". G..
Chaplin.
Tuesday afternoon a conference meet
ing will Do held, followed by sermon
by Rev. Rice of Los Angeles, after which
there will be an open discussion Of the
subject: the Church aod the Young.
On Tuesday evening the final closing
session will be held. short addresses be-
ing delivered by Reys. Amanda Dsyo.
Ada G. Bowles, l.. NJ. Anderson, Mr..
Rice and E. l.. Conger.
This convention brings together some
OF the brightest minda in the field OF
church thought in religion in Southern
dou btlsss be found OF mach general in
tersst. Several of those down for ad.
dresses were heard here at the woman's
IN ms M and 0raafad a
very favorable impression.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Dean Phillips of the University oil
Southern California will preach in the
morning at the First NJ. 4. church, and
Rev. A. @. MAXWELL, D. D., in the even
ing.
Rev. R. NJ. Webster will preach in
g. A. R. hall Sunday afternoon at 2 80.
Subject: Are We Responsible for Our
Opinions.
The Young Mems Christian assooia-
ton gospel service will be held this
afternoon at 3 o'clock in Knights OF
Pythias hall. The meeting will be con-
Quoted by j. Habbick. Young men are
welcome.
Rev. Henry A. Cooke OF Cambridge,
Mass, now OF the Raymond hotel
whore he Is staying for the winter with
Mrs. Cooke, will preach at the Baptist
church at II o'clock, and iu the evening
at 1880 will talk on missions and tenn
parance in connection with his work at
the Baptist bethel, Boston. whore he
was pastor for many years. Sunday
school OF 8 80 a. H.. and the meeting OF
the Young Peoples society at 6 80 D. M.
At the Christian church Rev. II. f
Ward will preach in the morning upon
The Bread of Lie. In the evening the
subject will be The Three Orusitixions
Rev. Florence Kollock breaches to-
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REFERENCES BY PERMISSION

Patients who VIII, II Called Upon, En-
dorss DR.. shorss' New Treatm ant.
MR.. WILLIAM KORAN, Ninth and
Georgia Bell streets.
MISS NELLIE GRACE, University
pcstoffice.
MRS. NJ. HEITCHEw, No. s44 Yale
street.
MRS. SANFORD, No. 6O2 Aliso street.
lie. BOYNTON, No. 9l9 Buena Vista
street.
@. KNAPP, No. 7l2ls East First
street.
WILLIAM WRIGHT. Routzhan &
Gilkey, tailors. rlty.
d. =. KING, No. 2l9 Bond street.
g Q BROWN. Vernondale. Cal.
Nj. J. GREEN Pasadena, Cal.
MRS NJ. F. JONES. FL Monte, Cal.
This 10 proof of the wonderful virtue Of
DR.. Shorea' new treatment. Dln't ex.
periment with oatchpeuuy imitators.
90 where you are sure you will be
cured. DR.. Shores is curing every day
cases that have been given up IS incur.
able. 1t only costs IS for q full months
treatment.
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LAST NIGHTS FIESTA MEETING.
A Berlin Paper Will Publish
Fiesta Views.
Action Taken on the Advertising
Posters.
Invitations to the Presid emit, Members OF
Congress and Other High
Oficia1s.

The regular meeting OF the fiesta com
mittee took place last night in their
rooms on North Main street, over Mott
market There was a very large at
attendance, considering the inclemency
of the weather.
The fore part OF the evening was taken
up with a meeting between the advis-
ory board and the chairmen OF the
different committees, at which the
outline OF the work expected from each
one was explained and suggestions
made.
The chairmen OF the parade. amuse-
ment, music, art, Southern California
advertising and public comfort com mit-
tees we're present.
Somewhat later in the evening
meeting of the advisory board was held.
with Director G sneral Max Meyberg in
the chair.
Considerab bic discussion took place re-
garding the posters to be used in ad-
vertising la fiesta. 1t was decided that
they should be much finer ones than
are usually executed for theatrical adj
vertisements, and H. W. Frank was in
structed to get q number of designs
from local photographers. One design,
which represented two augel figures
around an oval center having zsny as
representation of the carnival in one
corner, with cupid opposed to him,
was considered very favorably, and the
chairman of the advertising committee
was requested to get an estimate on it.
Il was reported that the Santa Fe and
Southern Pacific intended advertising
the fiesta extensively through their
eastern Offices, and, viewed from that
fact, fine design and good execution OF
the poster was OF the first Importance.
Mr.. Meyberg, referring to the way the
committees were conducted last year.
said that frequently whea one OF them
reported, mem bsrs of some OF the others
would interfere and produce discord.
'.rhis year," said he, ''every committee
is expected to do its own work individ-
ually, and reler tho result to the adj
yisory board in writing. This report
would be acted upon by the advisory
board and the chairman of that commit
tee would be heard before the board az
to any suggestions he desired to make
on the written report, no other person
being allowed to interfere. II at any
time the opinions OF any COMMITTEES and
those of the board could not agree. then
the matter would be referred back to
the Merchants association, and the &C.
ton which they sanctioned would be
final"
Mr.. Meyberg also stated that no
money should be spent unless the ex-
penditure WAS sanctioned BY the finance
committee Of the Merchants associa-
ton.
President Kospfli suggested that from
hio experience Of last year, he thougpss
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AS TO DRESSES.
Mrs. Fl. Earhart, One of the Lsading
Authorities, IL Interviewed.

Mrs. II. Earhart, Ons of the leading
Authoritirs, IL Interviewed.
Mrs. Earhsrt IL one OF the leading
dress designers in the city. She has
possibly done more in the way OF dress
reform than any other lady in Los An.
geles.
Mrs. Earbart is we'll posted in the
atyles OF fashions of ladies dresses, and
to tell all the practical ideas she ex-
pressed on womau'a dress would fill the
mind of the average lady with Visions OF
new and artistic designs.
Yes, it is a pleasant occupation, the
art Of dressmsking, but it is very hard
on the health of a delicate woman.
For a number of years she has been
the victim of cstarrh and nervousness.
After suffering three years | was at
tracted by the honesty OF DR.. Shores
advertising, and st once decided to go
to bin, AID / am glad, for l can say in
sincerity that can heartily recommend
DR.. Shores to oil sufferers.
MIRA. Earhart resides at NO. 6OI san
Benito street, Brooklyn Heights. Go
zee Mrs. Esrhart; she will tell you OF
her recovery.
Until the first of February DR.. Shores
will treat all patients for all diseases
until cured for IS month, medicine
iurnis he'd free. Five dollars is all
needed for a full months treatment.
Djn't delay positively the last month
OF this low rate for expert specially
treatment.
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WED HIS OWN DAUGHTER,
An Aged Indian Gets Himself Into
Trouble.

An Aged Indian Gets Himself Into
Trouble.
GREEN BAY, Wis. Jan. I9.-HenYy
Webster. aged so years, an Indian OF
the Oneida reservation. has been or.
rested on a charge of marrying his
14-yesr.old daughter, Christine. At his
preliminary examination the Indian was
bound over, without bail. for trial in
the United States district court. The
penalty for such a crime, according to
the federal law. is death. Webster does
not deny marrying the girl. but sets mp
in defense that the laws OF the Oneida
nation allow it, consequently. he being
an Indian OF the tribe and under its
laws, acted right. The announcement
OF such law by him was surprise, but
some of the other members Of the tribe
say there is a traditional law OF the ma.
ton to that effect. However, Webster
is an intelligent Indian, and would be
taken to be we'll educated white man.
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appetite; could not sleep at night; ter :
rible pains In the back and kidneys;
aching pain through the system. and
otherwise great sufferer. Alter taking
DIR. Shores expert specially treatment l
can say | have been made . different
man. and l heartily recommend it to eli
who may suffer as did,"
Is this proof? Don't experiment with
doctors who do not uaderstsnt- catarrh
and chronic disease treatment. Dr.
Shores gives you the names OF your lead
ing citizens. Go see them. talk with
them and find out the truth for your.
self. Don't believe the fake announce
ments made by imitators. Go where
skill and experience form she foundation
of success.
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morrow at the Universalist church. Mics
Cham berlin leads the senior division Of
the Y. +. c.. U. in the evening. Subisct.
Work of the Union. Junior division,
Miss Maud Raves. leader; subject, Hav-
ing Nothing Yet Possessing ALI. Even.
ing service at 7:30 ~ n ~
AT TIE HOTELS. s4i ff
The eastern tourist is among us, and
the emile upon the face OF our boniface
grows brosdar daily. In spite OF the
rainy weather, life goes merrily at the
big hotels. and the guests are making
the most of the season.
At the Green a desperation party
furnishes amusement for many OF the
yuests, and this evening the regular
weekly hop occurred. The excellent
music, combined with jolly party.
makes these informal affairs most enjoy
able.
The date for Miss Grahr ms concert
at the hotel, which was postponed from
las, Tuesday. has bssn set for Wednes-
day evening OF next week, rain or shine.
Tne affair promises to prove very enjoy
able, tho progra n me including selections
by number of Los Angeles and Para
dsnn artists. The evening will close
with dancing.
Among the recent arrivals at the
Green are: j. w. Hartley, San Diego
@. B. Tillinghast, J. e. Henry. Boston
II. r. Burke. San Francisco; W. E. Fur
rey, Ii. Angeles; L. +. Hesley. Pitts
ford Elwood Mullen, Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Lord. Mrs.
German, Ausell. Mich.
Things are beginning to hum at the
II ,kaiI al
evening an impromptu donkey party
young psople tossed bean bags. A SOCIAL
hop at the close was much enjoyed by
the guests and few outsiders.
NOTES.
A son has arrived at the HON, OF Mr..
and Mrs. l.. ]. Pierce.
Fhe Pasadena national bank gives an
opening reception on Saturday next.
The Sons of Veterans are arranging to
give an entertainment in the near
future.
Mr.. W. johnson. who has been visit
ing his son. IL. L. Johnson, leaves fol
the east in few days.
A minstrel entertainment will be
given at the Carleton Thursday evening
the 3lst. by amateur artists.
The United Christian Endsavor socia
which WAS to have been given at the
Friends church last evening, has been
postponed indefinitely.
Mr.. L. III. Bixby has been appointed
manager OF the Banning wharf, hotel
ETC., at Catalina.
Mrs. Ruth Volt ia expected to arrive
from the east tomorrow. She will be 9
guest OF Rev. Fsife and family.
Company B has received an invitation
to attend bali given by Company F al
the armory. Los Angeles, on the 2lst.
Rev. w. ). Hunt. Of Park City, Utah,
breaches at the Congregational church
tomorrow. morning and evening.
The death OF Mrs. r. Pollock occurred
last night at nor h ,ms on North Vernon
avenue. Deceased had only bssa here
two months. Funeral services from the
residence Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock
The late hsavy rains have not affected
the Lowe road. Many people are goins
up to enjoy the snow, which is plentiful
on Echo mountain.
Mem bers OF John F. Godfrey poet, G
A. r.. are requested to meet at the pos
rooms at 12 AS Sunday for the purpose
OF encorting the remains OF our late com
rads, L J. Crowell from his late homs
on Center stree; to the universities
church, whore tina funeral asrvicss viii
bs held.
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A HU5B4ND's LOVE.
He ForgIves an Errine Wife and Pleads
for Her.


for Her.
DENVER, Jan. 19.-Mrs. Henrietta D
Pike, charged with burglary, who 10
daysago jumped her bonds, has been
located in San Francisco, where she has
rejoined her husband, from whom che
has been estranged some years. Pike
has not only taken his erring spouse to
his heart again, but has written a
pathetic letter to Chief Armstrong pray
ing for clemency, aud alleging that
henceforth Mrs. Pike proposes to lead
an upright life. The husband Harry
d. Pike, writes:
I'VE have a young baby girl years
old. May 1 not appeal TO your sympathy
on her account? l have always tried to
live an honest life yet have made mis-.
takes. am in the position to reuuite
my family. start our life over again and
care for them as should do and live
down the disgrace. Ny wife hereafter
will live only for ms aud our baby our
influence will be only for good, and
will answer for her. Will you give her
q chance? 1t will hurt the baby and
myself mo-s than her if you do not.
Please advise me. | shall await your
reply most Rnxiously."
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DON'T BALANCE.
Bad Showing by = Newfoundland Bank
Books.

bau showing Oy NeWfOundland Bank
Books.
ST.. JOHNS. N. f., Jan. 19.-The state
ment OF the Commercial bank shows
assets OF sl,463,000 and liabilities Of
s2.0l1,0O0. To be deducted from these
assets is a preferential pey msnt OF s416,.
600, to be mads to the savings bank.
The difficulty of feeding the hungry ID
daily becoming greater. Representa-
of all the city clergy have held q meet
ing and decided to issue an appeal to
the world for help. A committee was
appointed consisting of clergymen of all
denominations. The Rev. Mr., Graham
is the secretary, and to him all corre-
spondence may be addressed. The gov
eminent will adjourn the legislature
Monday. No msasure dealing with the
restitution has been adopted, the press
ent financial condition preventing any
action.
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a. WRETCHED WOMAN.
Pf.ot,c,i Tests of the P-rmnncnoy of
Dr. shorss' New Treatment.

Does DR.. Shores cure natarrh and
chronic diseases? Are his cures per-
manent and lasting? In proof of the
fact the following testimonial lie given
from Miss Cuttiiord. who nearly four
months ago. was cured by DR.. Shores:
81 wish to state that for years wes q
wretched woman, my head end nose
always stopped up, dropping in the
throat; cough. pains in the throat
cough. pains in the Ghost and shoulder
bl sdes.
was terribly nervous and excitahle
restless at night and could not sleop; ir
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This is not q hot air treatment that
causes cold that oft.times results in
pneumonia. Yousdo not have to shut
yourself up in an air-tight compart-
ment. DR.. Shores treatment is the
latest scientific treatment for catarrh
and lung trouble. 1t 10 no experiment.
and is given at the low rate Of S. q
month. Read the evidencs OF the sue
cess of the wonderful treatment:
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"Under DR.. Shores expert apeoialty
system 1 can say all Of these disagree
able symptoms have left me. and l feel
as though it is duty to publicly reco m
mend Dr.. Shores treatment to all
chronic sufferers."
Does DR.. Shores cure cstarrh and
chronic diassses? Interview Mr.. Carl
con at No 1928 Girard street. He will
tell you of his successful treatment with
the peoples specialist, DR.. Shores.
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good results in one week under his
treatment than years under the Gaze of
other doctors. and paid not less than $40
q month. DR.. shore, will cure you for
IS a: month aud furnish you freq With
all necessary medicine to effect speedy
and permanent cure.
Mr.. G. ]. Barker, prominent oil
gauger of this city, says: L had a &C.
we're case OF catarrh and kidney trouble /;
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money you need il IS. This pays for
one months trsatrsns until cured and
includes medical talent. instruments.
care. attention and everything nscss-
sary to effect . speedy and permanent
cure.
Don't wait until the last day. Only
II days remain. II you are left you
have lost the opportunity Of Q life.
time. asa
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SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 19.-The grand
jury has brought indictments against
George w. Lee. Albert Houston, James
Ryan. James Sutton and James j..
Cusick for ballot box frauds at the re-
cent election. All are prominent poli-
ticiaus. Two are Republicans and three
Democrats. They miscounted votes in
the interests of Curry. Republican, for
county clerk.
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Catarfh in the Head and Throat.
The form Of catarrh most common
resulting from neglected colds-quickly
cured with little cost by Dr.. Shores new
system.
Ia the breath foul?
Is the voice husky?
Do you spit up slime?
DO you ache all over?
DO you blow out scabs2
Is the nose stopped up?
Do you snore at night?
Does your nose discharge?
Does the nose bleed easily2
Is there tickling in the throat?
Do crusts form in the nose?
Is the nose sore and tender?
Do you sneezs great deal?
Is this worse toward night?
Does the nose itch and burn?
Is there pain in front of head?
1s your sense Of smell leaving?
Do you hawk to clear the throst?
Is the throat dry in the morning?
Are you losing your sense of taste?
Do you sleep with the mouth open?
Does the nose stop up toward night?
This form OF catarrh is easiest cured.
Don't allow 1t to become complicat ted,
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DULUTH, MINI, Jan. l0.-Judge Moer
OF the district court has lied a decision
favorable to the defendants in the fa-
nous suit Of the heirs OF John P. Carey
va. @. III. Davis aud the Mahoning Iron
company to determine the ownership
of iron lands valued at $4,000. which
Carey had obtained by alleged false pre-
lenses for $500. Bv the decision the
claim OF the plaintiffs Is set aside as void
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THE WAR IN CHINA,
More Fighting Between the Opposing
Armies.


Armies.
LONDON. Jan. ia dispatch from
Hal Ching, dated Tharsday. says: In
tho fighting which occurred in the
vicinity OF New Che.g. Wednesday,
the Chinese were defeated with loss
of 900. The Japanese loss was 30.
CHE Foo, Jan. 19.-Three Japanese
war ships yesterday opened fire upon
Ting Chow Foo. Firing ceased in q
short time. No damage was done.
HIROSHIMA, Jan. 19.-It is officiallJ
announced that on the morning OF Jam
nary 18th, $1,000 Chinese troops from
Lao Yang encountered the Japanese to
tbs northwest of Hal Ching. The Chi
nese were repulsed by shutdown. Only
one Japanese soldier was killed and 40
we're wounded.
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Automatic Lung Inbslstions. 1t is no
sweat box arrangement. 1t is an appa-
tus that lie pronounced perfect by the
leading medical experts in diseases Of
the respiratory organs. Five dollars a
month and medicine free. Apply before
the first OF February.
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Catarrh of the stoma ch.

Catarrh of the Stomach.
Usually caused by swallowing poisonou.
mucous, which drops from the head and
throat at night. qaickly cured Wild
little cost BY DR.. Shores new system.
Is there nausea
Are you oostive2
Ia there vomiting2
Do you belch up gasf
Are you light-headed?
Is the tongue coasedf
Have you water brash?
Do you hawk and spit2
Is there pain after eating3
Is there disgust for breakfast
Have you distress after estingl
Are you nervous and weak?
Do you have sick headaches
DO you bloat up after eating?
Is your throat filled with sinner
Do you at times have diarrhoea?
IL there rush of blood to the head?
Is there constant bad taste in MOUTH
Is there guawing sensation in stom.
ach?
Do you feel az if you had load in
stomach?
When you get up suddenly are you
dizzyP
When stomach is empty do you feel
iaintP
Do you bsloh up material that burns
throat?
When stomach ia full do You feel op.
pressed?
Get cured now, DR.. Shores 10 curing
hundreds every week.
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the morning. upon arising, would feel
worse than when l went to bed was
weak aud emacisted; had no appetite.
aud what l did eat distressed me
greatly; had Lost 6esh and was losing
all hope of ever being cured; three
months ago WAS cured by DR.. Shores
system, and today can say WAS never
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BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Jan. 13-A big
movement OF negroes from Alabama and
Mississippi to Mexico is on. The Mexi.
can Coloniz alton company has opened
headquarters here and promises the
negroes tree transportation to the state
of Durango. Mexico, and corn and cotton
lands to be cultivated there for half the
proceeds. The negroes are taking to the
scheme. and already 800 families in
Biount county have signed contract to
60. Two special trains will leave hsre
next Wednes lay for M.xicn
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CINCINNATT, Jan, 10 Last night the
International Pissferers' association
elected the following officers: Pfesident,
r. B. Qlay, Philadelph a; first vice
president, W. j. Carroll, Kansas City
second vice-presidsnt. Edward Wittsck.
Terre Haute; eecretaty-trsasurer. L !
Carroll of Chicago. The meeting was in
session until O'Clock this morning.
trying to finish its business, having
beer in daily session sincs last Monday.
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The BEST TREATMENT

Known to Science Is Given by DR..
Shores for Five Dollars . Month,
Medicine Free.
The best medical skill In the world
is given by DR.. Shores tor IS a month.
Out of ten patients. nine will tell DR..
Shores that they have gained more
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ST. LOUIS. Jan. 19.-rhe coal miners
in st. Clair county. Illinois, are again
uneasy. and are talking of striking for
higher wages. The Glen Carbon miners
are dissatisfied and F. W. Wilson aud J.
j. Flynn of that place have bsen in
Belleville the past week urging the min
ers to take decided stand for increased
wsges. A meeting to decide il there is
TO be strike has been called for this
avaniuO
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Dollar Rate Means.
1T MEANS THAT THE ONLY COST
TO PATIENTS FOR A FULL COURSE
OF DIR. SHORES EXPERT SPE
CIALTY SYSTEM is ONLY So A
MONTH. MEDICINE FREE, AND TO
ALL WHO APPLY THIS MONTH
WILL BE FURNISHED FREE WITH
ONE OF DR.. SHORES NEW IN
sTRU MENrS FOR ENTERTAINMENT
AND CURE OF CATARRH; ALSO
ALL PATIENTS NOW UNDER
TREATMENT WILL BE SUPPLIED
WITH ONE FREE BY APPLYING TO
DIR. SHORES.
CATARRHAL AND CHRONIC SUI.
FERERS, DO NOT DELAY. APPLY
AT ONCE, FOR POSITIVELY THIS
WILL BE THE LAST MONTH OF
THIS EXTREMELY LOW RATE.
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Mr.. Ed Carlson, who is in the employ
of the Griffith Lumber company. has for
three years suffered from catarrh and
stomach trouble. He says:
II have tried every remedy known for
the cure OF catsrrh, and NOS one has
helped me.
II had headaches, nose stopped up,
hawking and splitting, dropping OF mu-
cous from the head to the throat, Lost
my sense OF smell; cough that kept me
up nights; always tired and without
any ambition to do anything; no appe-
tite, and at breakfast 1 would have to
gag from the accumulation OF mucous
in the throat; lost in flesh, and was
almost confirmed invalid.