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WITH PoNTooNs AND AIR BAGS
Lieutenant Hobson Is Convinced That
He Can Raise the Colon

Lieut.. Richmond Pearson Hobson In
tends to demonstrate once more his abili-
ty to overcome obstacles which are ap-
parently insurmountab BILE. Notwithstand-
Ing the fact that great eastern wreck
ing concern concluded 1t would be i'm.
possible to raise the Cristobal Colon
which is grinding on the rocks of the
Cuban coast near Santiago, Lieut.. Hob
son believes he can save the Spanish
vessel. and practically completed the pre-
liminary arrangements today.
While the work will be done by the
wrecking company whose officers threw
up their hands in despair upon viewing
the wreck, 1t will be done under the per-
sonal supervision of the famous Merri-
mac hero, to whom all the credit will &c
II the feat is successfully accomplished
Lieut.. Hobson came to Washington early
this morning from New York, and this
afternoon he received the writer In his
apartment at the Army and Navy club
TT will be impossible, said Lieut.. Hob
son to raise the Colon with ordinary
wrecking methods. Indeed, will de-
pend upon methods which are seldom re-
sorted to, and I hope for success. Pom
toons and air bags will constitute the
uldteTIdl WEeChlu6 AdCilitics. OcNcl ai Qe-
tachments Of pontoons left New York
two days ago for Norfolk, where another
detachment Of pontoons will join the ex-
petition. I expect to make a flying trip
to Hampton roads before the expedition
leaves there to see that all arrangements
are perfect. will 90 to New York to-
morrow to see about the manufacture OF
air bags. and leave on Thursday for San
tiago.
1T is our intention to sink the air bags
and initiate them while submerged, thus
creating system Of buoys which will
lift the wreck from its resting place al
the bottom Of the sea. The pontoons
while not capable Of raising the vessel
will secure 1t as It rises toward the sur
face with the aid Of the air bags
when you consider that the weight Of
the Colon IL 5000 tons you can easily see
1t will not be an easy undertaking. In
fact, an engineering feat Of such magni-
tude has never before been attempted n
this hemisphere. Something similar has
been accomplished By thu British SOW
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Building Permits, $1,000 and Over
weekly Statement

weekly Statement
w. H. Gilbert, owner and builder, s.
room cottage, East Twenty-second near
San Pedro, $1,000.
Mrs. M. C. Thomas, history brick building
east side Broadway between Fourth and
Fifth, $1,000.
O. z. Fowble, owner, Baldwin & Deming,
builders, two 2-story frame 10-room resi-
dences, Adams street west Of Vermont,
$1,000 each.
c. H. Lips. owner, j. A. Hoots, builder.
Groom frame cottage. south side East
Twenty-fifth street between Main street
and Maple avenue, $1425.
Ibbetson & Baldwin, 1879 South Broadway.
owners and builders, three 2-story frame
S-room residences west side San Joaquin
street near Sixth, $4,000 each.
Same owners and builders, three broom
cottages. Pleasant street near East First,
$1,000 each.
j. Smith, owner. 5-room cottage. East
Twenty-first near San Pedro, $1,000.
Mrs. Maggie O'Bryan, owner, Groom cot
tage Of cellular wire concrete, to be built by
days work, Temple near Edgeware road,
Sl4O0.
C. Raphael owner, ]. Macpherson build
err, history brick warehouse 50x196 feet, on
easterly corner of San Fernando and Will
hardt. $685..
C. G. Muscat, owner. E. N. Mcintyre.
builder, 7-room cottage, Compton avenue
near Jefferson, $1,000.
Mrs. r. Silberberg. owner. 5-room cot
tge. Pearl near California, $1,000.
Jessie N. Wilkinson, owner, 8. M. Teach
out. builder, Groom cottage, Westlake av-
enue between Sixth and Orange. $500.
A. s. Tic. owner, Tic & Kensington. build
ers, 2 story frame Groom residence Floral
avenue near Twenty-seventh, $4,000
Twenty-Five permits under $1,000 So. 1885,
Total, 40 permits. amounting to $40, 1885,
Last week there were % permits, aggregat-
ing $30,798.
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Among the Architects

Z Smith & Elder are preparing plans for
the erection Of three cottages to be built
on the Wolfskill Orchard tract on Croker
street. Chas. L. Strange has prepared
plans for the Edison Electric company for
an addition to their power house on West
Second and Ohio streets. Hugh Todd has
prepared plans, etc., for 10-room fiat
building for H. Malinow, TO be erected on
lot on West Eleventh near Flower street.
o. p. Dennis has prepared plans for w. O..
Nevin for a residence and barn to be puilt
on the southeast corner Of Seventh and
Garland avenue.-Builder and Contractor.
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$l4,4SG
Total
Mortgages, $1,000 and Over
daily Statemene)


v. Lelong ct Il. to A. q. Hubbard
Part lot 8, blk II. o. s., IS mos, 10
J. H. Spires ct al. to Clara A. RAIDER -'''
Lot 3. blk G. Sherman trt, . yrs.
A.. K. Wilson to State Of California
Nut. B. & L. Ass n-Beg on s. line
Fifth ct. dist. 8. So deg. 10 min. e.
60 n. from Sc. cor. San Pedro and
Fifth sts., etc, 5 .yrs................ 1900
son--Lot "a. Annandaie trt. yr,S
Anna Raa o X and d townsend to s. q LOO
1ves--Part farm lot $50, Amer. Col.
trt, 8 yrs, 10 per csIit................. 1000
Bertha A. M. and w. Ferris to G. F,
Pratt-Lot u, blk Q. Park trt. yrs.
II. e Ro SsbS to =. Fersuson-yJnd LOO
Y int. In all OF blk 9, Marathon trt,
A. &. Boyer ct al. to 8. Cal SAY. Blk. '-''
Part lots /. II, II and 10. and ali lots
3, s., 4 and 8, blk 106. Bellevue Ter
race trt. 3 yrs, 8 per cent. ......... $4,000
Eleven mortgages under $1,000 ........ $3.50
Total cog oon
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A Probable Rival for Carnegie

The big steel companies are reported as
moving for consolidation. The Cambria
Iron company and the Lackawanna Iron
and Steel company are the leaders in the
proposed pool II the Illinois Steel COM
pany and the Minnesota Iron company
should join the combination formidable
rival to the immense Carnegie interests
will have entered the iron and steel field.
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Silver Bullion

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 17.--Silver bars
5SNc; Mexican dollars, 46@46hc.
LONDON. Aug. n-Bar silver, Hhd;
NEW YORK, Aug. n.-Bar silver, 29ssc
Mexican dollars, ACC.
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Spanish Securities

PARIS, Aug. 17.-Spanish fours closed at
OBS, against 1926, the final price yesterday.
London-Spanish fours closed on the stock
Yesterdays close.
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past and PROFITS already taken on the ad-
vance, the announcement today was met
by furious outburst OF specu.aloEin that
and all other Of the great granger STOCKS,
which carried the price of Burlington full
three points over the previous high level of
the movement. The action Of the directors
the power OF the property to maintain the
earnings of last years high level. Intima-
tions are given that the Forthcoming state
w snTH ny s
of st. Paul for the second week IN August
Is corroborative of the confidence In the
earning power Of the CHANGERS. The In
crease IN earnings over last year is $36, 40,
and over 1892 (the largest previous cores
ponding week in the roads history the In
crease is over 5000. Such showing by the
movement of grain is convincing evidence
Of the large general traffic which the awak-
ening OF business Is bringing to the rail-
ROADS. Inc renewed impetus given to the
ADVANCE IN prices was natural conse-
Quence. The Burlington news came on a
yielding market, due to an enormous Hqui-
dation OF profits on the recent advance This
realizing had peen going. on for over az
hour, to the advantage Of the very heavy
outside demand for stocks and resulted in
the marketing Of upwards Of third of a
million shares OF stocks, with only frac-
tional impression on prices, which were,
however, at the low point, with the excep-
ton OF some OF the industrials, notably
Rubber, Leather, Cotton Oil and stocks Of
bounded up from the low point about fiye
points, st. Pau! 81. and each stock in the
group advanced sharply. After a period
Of rather feverish fuctuation, the stocks
settled, down to firm and quiet tone near
the top, while the urgent demand for stocks
went seeking through the list, advancing
one group and then another. Scarcely a
stock failed to move, even the neglected
and despised coalers coming in for gains
of one to three points. The only exceptions
to strength, were the stocks advanced yes
terday and the day BEFORE which were
held back by profit taking. The Northern
Pacific and Union Pacific stocks were nota-
BILE examples A squeeze In shorts In gu
gar and shaking out of weakly margined
holdings In Tobacco were features of the
ate. trading. Top prices were clipped by
profit taking before the close in the ma
jority of cases, but the closing was steady,
only slightly below the best.
The easing Of the sterling exchange rate
was probably due to the falling off of buying
Of stocks In London for New York account.
Sales for London account In this market
continued large for bonds at higher prices.
Total sales, 81 .0G5 900.
United States threes, when issued, ad-
vanced * In the bid price. Government
bonds were otherwise unchanged.
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IMPROVEMENT IN THE DEMAND
FOR PROPERTY
THE NEW INVESTMENT FIELD
Business Failures-Bank Clearings
Bond Bids With String Attach
ments-Insurance Notes
OFFICE OF THE HERALD.

LUIS AHBeleS, aug ~, 1888.
The real estate market Is reviving to
some extent in the opinion of leading deal
ers, and the volume of recorded transact
tions supports their view, as may be seen
by the figures quoted below.
notable increase In the inquiries for
property has taken place, and one leading
agent asserts that he has had more de-
rhands for investment properties during
the last ten days than came to him In the
three months previously.
The inquiries are mostly from Arizona
people who come here at this time Of the
year, and from northern residents from as
far away as the state Of Washington. The
eastern inquiry is light.
The prevailing sentiment Is that with the
conclusion OF peace and the settlement of
the harbor question. not to mention the
every prospect of substantial increase in
prosperity for Southern California.
Real estate transfers for the week ended
August 16 were 161 in number and amount
ed to 1914 1852 as against 1856 amounting to
$195, 1888 the preceding week and 0o7 amount
ing to $157262 the corresponding week Of
last month.
Mortgages filed for the week ended Aug
ust 16 were 107 In number and amounted to
$106 FOL, as against 107, amounting to SITE. sos
the preceding week. and ITO, amounting to
$4,000 the corresponding week of last
month.
Releases Of mortgages for the week end
ed August 16 were 81 In number and
amounted to s109516, as against 49, amount
Ing to $72,007 the preceding week and 81.
amounting to $139.214 the corresponding
week of last month.
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The large amount credited to the 20
failures among brokers and transporters
Is due to the collapse of a land company
In Birmingham, Ala, for s., SOC. 900. and the
Opera House company of Chicago for $780,
600. These failures have little 10 do with
general business conditions. and If elimin-
ated would reduce the July total to nearly
the same as last year, which was the small
est on record
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Bond Bids with a String

There Is going to be trouble over the
award OF the New York city bond issue,
and as the amount involved Is so large
the decision will be watched for with more
wolves a determination of the value OF
bids with a string attached. The New York
Post of the 18th inst. says that Comptroller
Coler was today served with an order to
show cause why he should not award this
issue of nearly $4,000, 900 bonds of the city
Of New York to the Produce Exchange
Trust company. The Produce Exchange
company represented one of the three syn
dicates which bid for the bonds. Another
syndicate, composed Of vermilye & Co. and
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. bid higher, but their bid
was made subject to the bidders counsel
upon the validity of the issue. The cor
poration counsel has given an opinion that
the conditional bid IL legal and may be ac-
cepted. while the counsel for the Produce
Exchange company has given an opinion
that the bid 10 invalid and that the bonds
should be awarded to the company at
10a.94, the amount Of the bid. The other
syndicate offered 105.03. Bidders for less
than the whole Issue claim that they are
entitled to an allotment.
The order was granted on an affidavit
made by James Parker, the president of
the Produce Exchange Trust company.
The suit is against the comptroller and the
and Vermilye & Co. The affidavit AYERS
that the Produce Exchange company made
1.-THE highest bid" that the bids csf rhk,
other firms were not In accordance with
the statute, and that the comptroller, by
accepting them, would lose his right to
retain the per cent deposit, in case the
counsel of the syndicate should declare
the bond issue illegal.
Insurance Notes
The existing fire insurance situation in
New York Is quoted by leadingauthority
as follows: Local fire Insurance rates are
still very low, most Of the companies doing
little or no business. In the rush for busi-
ness after the rupture Of the Tariff assoc
citation, when policies were Cancelled by tho
thousand and one. risky that had been re-
fused before were taken for almost moth
ing. the companies collected premiums
months In advance. and In consequence
have little now to do. There are still ru-
mors Of Withdrawals, and one or two con-
Germs are reported weak, with chances of
early retirement. These were clamoring
for open rates" few months ago. but
would gladly enter a tariff associa lon
again, should one be organized. They could
not get In under the old conditions, how
ever, as the most prominent managers are
alive to the present situation, and know
something Of the causes which led to the
recent disruption.
The Pacific Mutual Life. Insurance COM
pany has for, policy holders the best lie gal
organization Of any life insurance COM
pany transacting business in the United
States. Its directors are made responsible
for the acts Of its officers, and Its stock
holders are liable for all the debts Of the
corporation.--(Advt. .s.,-
Should you wish life or accident policy.
40 not fail to call upon e. D. Silent & Co.,
NO. BIZ West Second street, and through
them make application TO the Pacific MI
tual Life Insurance company.-[Advt.
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Fruit for London

WALNUT CREEK, Cal. Aug. 1.-THE
| rect to London carload of Bartlett pears
| in all 1902 boxes. The fruit was the finest
selected quality, 1t being the product of w
w. Cope of Danvile.
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Conditions - shown by transactions
on Wa1l Street

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE feature Of the
Il The s0 s ne :rS csc was the aS0
and Quincy N advancing the quarterly div
idqnd on the stock from the. SIX per cent
80 es g.. ~ ss;'ss e.; s:ss *
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, Aug. H.--Today's state
nent OF the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $271 90S, 7S5;
gold reserve, $19S, 76O, 759.
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Kansas City Live Stock

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Aug. r.-Cattc--
Receipts, 1000; market steady to strong
native steers, 35OQD5. 80; Texas steers, 3.0J6i
1906 Texas cows, 325Q3 IS; native cows and
heifers, 2.0Oa4.75; stockers and feeders, 900
M5.2O; bulls, 2.75G4.00:
Sheep : Receipts, 5000; market steady;
lambs e. 750D6 90: rt1uttons, 2.25614.50.
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Local Quotations

OIL CITY, Pa, Aug 17.-Credit balances
SIC; certificates closed cash offered 97Ac;
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LEONORA d'ESTE, LIFE READER:
truthful predictions: reliable advice. 10TH
8. Broadway. 1929
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strong feature failed of having more tina
b mOmentary effect


CHICAGO, Aug 17-California fruit sold
today:
Grapes-Malaga, 70c91 Is.
Prunes-HungarIan, 1.20; yellow egg, SIC.
New York-Califorpia fruit sold today:
$50.
CSC; Muscat, 75c01.1O; TokSs' Las
Crawford, 1.00G1. 20; Strawberry. S0cQ1.25.
Prunes-Gros, 90cQD1. 40; Hungarian, S5c@
l.25; bradshaw, 100; Silver, 75cI1 10: yellow
egg, 75c@l.00; italian, 10.
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MISS VALIANT, NOTED CARD READ
er and palmist. Room I, ss0h g. Spring
street. 81
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money and higher prices in the stock mar
ket.
Business Failures

According to Dun's Review, the CONNER.
cial failures in the United States for July
were as follows:
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Releases, $1,000 and Over
(Daily statement.)

NA8uy 0tdtcueutsI
German Saw q l.. Soc. to w. Dea-
kin, !55-22s .....;;.:..,:....:....." SIS 900
Mrs. Alice G. Reed to. Bertha A. M.
and W. Ferris, 1888 ................. 1900
Sds-3ee :. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
/ Dunlap to X. M. Gibbs, 492-2.... 1900
g: J. Fox to 3, lambert. 6sS-2@...... 1900
veda. Ssi ~. ............... 1000
A. 8. Covles to ~. L. Knapp, 449-171 1900
Seven releases under $1,000 .............. 2.675
-A, ~ ..-
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Northern Bank Cleartnr.

San Francisco bank clearings for the
past week were $12, 404 416. against SIS 1851, 732
for the same week last year.
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MEDIUMS

Latest styles wall paper at A. A. Eek
strom's, 1924 South Spring street.
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NEW YORK. Aug 17.-Californ'a dried
fruits fairly active and steady.
Apples-Common, 6@Sc; prime wire tray,
&c; choice, 9tic fancy, 9a4GD10c.
Prunes-4GSc.
Aprlcots-RoyaI, Hobo; Moorpark, 40
Peaches-Unpeeled, 7@9c; peeled, 12aiBc.
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MRS. e. M. DUvAL, CLAIRvOYANT
and business medium; the most wonder
full In her profession. 233 E. Fifth st. II
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AGNES SMITH, CARD READER, CAN
be consulted at 3i8 s. Hill st. q
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REMOvED-MRS. PARKER. MEDIUM
and Palmist; life reading; business spec
ulations, mineral locations, removals
lawsuits, travels, marriages, children,
dispositions and capabilities; all affairs OF
life. 416h s. Spring ST.. room 3. Fees.
soc and 81.
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Bond List

NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-The following
are the closing prices OF bonds on tho New
York stock exchange today:
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MRS. KATE HOsK1NS, TRANCE ME.
dunn; sittings daily; evenings by sp-
pointment; circle Tuesday evening, &c;
at 1922 s. Spring st. M If
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Closing Stocks

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE following
are the closing prices on the New YOrK
stock exchange today:
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DIR. uNoER CURES CANCERS AND
tumoSs; NO knife Or pain. 10TH N. Main
street u
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PERSONALS

PROF. IRA L. GUILFORD, THE RE-
nowned Phrenologist and Palmist, 316h
s. Spring st. Twenty-four years. expert
ence and a graduate. 20
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MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN REMOVED
from S19 s. Grand ave. to 61S W. Eighth
ST.; female diseases treated by electrici-
ty; cure guaranteed. II
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-06-22
COMMITMENTS for Ternnn.

T1nitad Statas Camn nenr NohiIe
Ala Juna OFF +here ia INV bodv Of
troons in tho regular army which could
nut I'M a hotter anDearonce than did
fine two Texas regiments at the weekly
lnsnectlon which was held Saturday
morning tho Texans would like to know
of them When the fact is considered
that some of the necessary eouIpments
is sin lacking the manner in which
the volunteers showed ND was really
remarkable and both officers and men
deserve great deal of credit for the
hard work they have done to bring
r,he ,,,,,,, - hot,, r,r,,,on+s fo11 Tn
sor irsanation IN haov9 nnorching or.
dow +bnt is oo,innod With ,Iee non.
chn hloni,nt clothes mo h.versaclk
,nao+ o,ns t,,ifo forl, snoon, fin c,,n
I'D ia eaot o,,or',+,,ino' +hot tto,, would
,o ,o,,irod 60 oorr,, On n ,,orob In
od,1,tfar 70 NO ro,,,iar insnoc+ion Of
or,ns aooortron,on@s and oi,ortors hv
non,nonI, oon,rondors ganero1 in.
snoctfor rvos mode Inv rho Commanders
Of tho two hripndes now in comn here
Canarol wheaton of fine First and Cen.
aroI Gordon of fine SECOND This was
rho f,rst fine sucb n nrocoss had been
gona through with and both of fine
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-06-22

London, June 20.-The Cadlz CORE
spondent of the Morning Post says:
The real reason for the visit of Captain
Aunon, minister of marine, was his de-
sire to attend the trials of new rock
ct, so powerful that on its explosion
near an ironclad, so great n displace-
ment of water would be produced that
the vessel would be engulfed.
interviewed the minister of marine
while here. He admitted that the gov
eminent had given him an unlimited
credit to purchase war material, add
ing that they relied upon the loyal sup
port of the wealthy classes to provide
further necessary munitions.
at is lamentable," he said, that we
have been unable to dispatch fleet to
the Philippines. Our lack of foresight
has cost us dear, and ought to serve
as lesson to us in the, future to
strengthen our navy at all cost l am
determined to dispatch vessels to Man
liza. 1t would be an objectionable
crime to abandon our heroic soldiers
there without an attempt to aid them.
Captain Aunon said he feared II
would be impossible for Admiral Ger
vera to escape, but that he was con
WINGED Cervera would take the first OPP
portunity for an exchange of compli-
ments with the Americans
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-06-22
MoRRo CASTLE, ENTRANCE TO SANTIAGO

positively that two of the Merrlmacs
crew had been taken by the Spaniards
to the marine hlspital and that all of
the others had been removed back to
the city.
Upon receiving this information the
admiral Immediately rescinded his or
der not to fire on MORO Castle.
zone dynamite shell will destroy the
fort" the admiral said, as he dis
cussed with those on board the flagship
the latest action of the enemy in deal
ing with Lieutenant Hobson and his
men.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-06-22

"a word to the wise is sufficient
and word from the wise should be
sufficient, but you ask, who are the
wise? Those who know. The oft re-
peated experience of trustworthy per-
sons may be taken for knowledge. Mr..
w. NJ. Terry says Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy gives better satisfaction than
any other in the market He has been
in the drug business at Elkton, KY, for
twelve years; has sold hundreds of bot
ties of this remedy and nearly all 9th
er cough medicines manufactured
which shows conclusively that Cham
berlain's is the most satisfactorily to
the people, and is the best. For sale by
all druggists.