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DAILY HEBALD.
Record «f Business With the Po
lice Tfee.erdav-
B. McCray, who. was charged on
Thursday with larceny, was yesterday
exonerated. It was ascertained that
he came honestly by the wa'oh which
he tried to sell, having traded a pair of
sleeve buttons for it.
Andrew Rheude, charged with bat
tery, was released yesterday on $200
bail and his case contiuued until the
29tb.
The driver of a butcher wagon yes
terday morning reported that he had
seen a woman ou the road from tbe
laughter bouse about 4 o'clock iv the
mornit g and as she acted in a wild
manner tie asked where she wss going.
She said she was going away twen y five
miles back into tho country. Tbedriv r
thinks she waa insane and notified the
Sheriff.
It waa reported yesterday that Dan
Kevane's house in East Los A geles was
burglarized on Thursday nigbt. About
9*200 in coin nnd a quantity of jewelry
was taken. It is supposed that the cul
prit is Andrew Smiley, a negro.
War Department Signal Service
United States Army
Division ol Telegrams and Reports for the
benefit of Commerce and Agriculture. Re
sort ot observations taken at Los Augeles,
55.. March x», 1687; i
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Maximum Thermometer. 06 0.
Minimum Thermometer. 46.0.
News Notes.
Jemet 8. Meokenaie and Sydney Laoey
have been appointed notaries public
The British residents are prepar n« to
properly celebrate the "Queen's Jubi-
Em
The reception at the Congregational
Ohnrch last night was a very enjoyable
affair.
"Hew ataeh did yon get out of the
eaokf is gam to certain hack-drivers
jaat aow.
The taking of testimony in the Lynch*
Vanderer oentest will be resumed this
morning before Notary Owens.
J. H. Kerns, ihe Constable and Depu
ty Sheriff of San Fernando, passed
through the oity yesterday, en route for
Santa Ana.
Coroner Meredith yesterday morning
held au inquest upon the remains of Ed
ward Willard, who waa found dead in
his bedroom on Thursday. An autopsy
had been held by Dr. I E. Cohn, who
found the oausb of death to be hydro
pericarditis. The jury found a verdict
! accordingly.
Real Estate Given Away With
Boots and Shoes.
Missis- Susie Patton and Annie Smith
went to Santa Monioa yeaterday to visit
Mra. T. B. Brown, who ia spending the
summer at the delightful seaside resort.
Wonder if a morning contemporary
will tuggest today that it pnblished an
item "eaolusively;" and will another
morning paper cay anything about a
♦•seoopr
Cart Schuhse, an attorney, was, upon
presentation of hia certificate from tbe
Supreme Conrt of Texas, admitted yes
terday by Judge Branson to practice in
tab Superior Court.
The new Quaker settlement of Mo
dest haa had its named changed to
Earlham, and obtained a postoffice under
the new name and a postmaster ap
pointed named Boring.
Mrs. Baker yesterday sent quite a
quantity of fruit to the smallpox hospi
tal. Dr. Kanaen also anknowledgea the
receipt of relishes and dainties from the
Woman's Aid Society. He also solicits
donations of flowers.
Mr. J. F. Oilly, who for the past three
years has been tbe cutter for Polaaki
Brothers, tailors, has resigned and will
take a much needed rest. Altera while
Mr. QUly will probably oCp a business
of hia own in Los Augeleep
Dr. J. S. Baker went to Wilmington
yesterday in answer to a telegrsm call
ing him te the bedside of Dr. Seamons,
who is ill of the erysipelas. Dr. Sea
tnena had been for sometime attending
the patients at the smallpox hospital.
The Illinois Association will meet
again this evening at Good Templar's
Halt, 106 North Main street. The so
ciable gives thote who attend an excel
lent opportunity of getting acquainted
witb one another. A good literary and
musical program ia promised.
Constable Aguirre and his Deputy,
WM Hammel, went to Santa Monica
yesterday. Tbey aaid they were going
down to engage ia a swimming match,
but it it mors than likely that tbey will
come back with some fellow who has
done something wrong.
A section bote named O'Brien, in at.
tempting to get a handcar off the track
to get out of the way of the train from
Saa Diego, at Bainsevain switch, between
•Cucamonga and Colton, had one of bis
ankles badly sprained. He was brought
to the city and attended by Dr. Kurtz.
The Hbbald is indebted to Mr. Fir
man Church, Manager of the Fresno
exhibit in this oity, for a box of splendid
raisins from the vineyard of T. C.
White, aad a bottle of old port wine
from the Barton vineyard, of Fresno.
Both are worthy samples of the maguifi
cent products of Fresno county.
The celebrated Congregational preach
er, Bey. Dr. Barrows, of San Francisco,
will preach at the First Congregational
Church Sunday morning and evening.
In the morning he will speak upon tbe
Christian work of the S*tate. In the
evening he will speak especially upon
the young people and their position in
California.
The hearing of the habeas corpus
cued out by B. A. Stephens, of the Po
mona Progreu, and A. M. Thornton,
ex-Under Sheriff, now held for a crim
inal libel in whioh Charles Ball, son of
Horace Bell, of the Porcupine, is the
complaining witness, comes up at 10
o'clock to-day in Department 2, before
Judge Branson. As the defendants are
already held under an information, tbe
result Of the habeas corpus will not
affect the silatus of the cause either way.
Personal Mention.
M. S. Hall, of Dry Lake, is at the St.
Elmo.'
Ex-Sheriff A. T. Carrier, of Spadra,
waa in the city yesterday.
Mr. Chas T. Darian, of the Pacific
Surety Company, is in the oity.
Mr. 6. Rcinhart, proprietor of the
Depot Hotel, is confined to bis room by
illness. ,
Mra. Walter J. Moorn and her sister,
Mrs. J. A. MeCaslin, of San Francisco,
are visiting friends in Los Angeles.
Dr. J. B i Hiukle, of Amerioua, Geor
gia, is visiting the city. The Doctor is
one of the leading public men of that
State. '■'
Mr. Sam Tball, advance agent for the
Grismer-Davies Dramatic Company, is
iv the city looking after the interests of
his company.
The Misses Allison, relatives of the
General Auent of the Missouri Pacific
railroad, Mr. Townsend, will return to
St. Louis to day.
Joseph McCaldin, of New York, one
of the well known ahipping firm of W.
J. McSaldin k Co., of that city, is visit
ing hia brother at Paaadena.
W. Barnbart, of Chicago, is in the
city. As be is a well-known type found
er he naturally came to (he Hekald
office to refresh himself with a sight of.
printing materials*
Geo. K. Howard, hia mother and sister
arrived from San Diego yesterday. They
were called here on a sad errand, the
death of Mr. Willard, a brother of Mrs.
Howard.
O. W. Keeler, General Eastern Agent
of the Mexican Central railroad, is visit
ing Los Angeles. This is Mr. Heeler's
first visit to this section, and be ex
presses great admiration for Soul hern
California.
Carvanzo Land Given Away.
The Lewis tract la the heart of Garvanso,
■anbeen subdivided into lots eotiso, and
wa are girt ag then away with our boots and
asset Ooaae to-day aud get an opportunity
to seen ra a lot that In a few months wUI be
srettkltaft. v Lswtsnssos
101 aad US North Spring street.
LOS ANGELES DAILY HERALD. MARCH.'2(3, 1887.
MISCECLAHEOIJS.
WHY
IT IS POSSIBLE FOR US TO
GIVE AWAY
ELEGANT PRESENTS
WITH
ALL BOOTS AND SHOES.
Many a jealous and envy-smitten com
oe itor has ridiculed our establishment be
cause we, by the use of
Energy ant Enterprise
(qualities unknown to them), have brourht
from the dl< taut East many useful articles
'o gladden the eyes and delight the leans
of our natrons.
Tho green eyed rivals view our success
with dl-mav, and pMntively tell their few
and far-between customers that we raise
tbe prices of our Boots and Bhoestn order
lo m«ke both ends meet, and tnat they are
*oo virtuous to do auvtblng of the kind.
Tbe real facts are. It Is because we use
Coin, Courage and Enterprlae
That we can benefit cur patrons so hand
somely. We are selling better Boots aud
Shoes FOR LESS MONEY taan any house
In town, and
Giving Away Elegant Presents.
gmT~ l 'e defy any Shoe merchant—or ex
cuse for one—to produce an equal to our
• r.TSLadles' Fro eh Kid Button Shoe,aud
throw in a present worth a dollar.
Handsome PRESENTS w'th all Purchases.
Handsome PRESENTS with all Purchases
Handsome PRESENTS with all Purchases.
HEADQUARTERS
Boot and Sboc House,
809 IS. Main St., Downey Block.
$75 Per Acre!
220 ACEES
OF
CHOICE FRUIT OR GRAIN LAND
LOCATED
V/i MILES FROM. ANAHEIM,
IN
The Center of tne Great Anaheim
Fruit Belt.
CmP'Good house, barn and outbuildings.
Thisls a bargain to settle up an estate.
Apply to LOS ,NOELES LaND BUREAU,
20 West First street mr2S 14t
Los Angeles Board of Trade
ASD
Cos Angeles Produce Exchange
Building Boats.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS FORTHE ABOVE
bonds are now opea at the following
places:
Farmers' and Merchants' Bank,
First National Bank,
Los Angeles County Bank,
Los An .'eles Nstlonal Bank,
Southern California National Bank,
Cos Ange'es Savings Bank.
Savings Bank ol Southern California,
Childress Safe Deposit Bank,
Hayden Lewis Co.,
Seymour & Johnson,
Germain Fruit Company.
Th">se bonds are issued for the purpose of,
erecting a building for the joint use of the
two organizations, will bea 6 per cent. In
terest per annum (ne*), payable semi-an
nually, aud will be secured by first mort
gage on the property and building to be
| purchased and erected. Furies de-iriug to
subserihe to snid bonds can do so by calling
at euy of the above bunks, or upon tht
'undersigned. 8. B. I EWIB,
M. H JO NSON.
EUGENE GERMAIN,
m2C-lm Trustees.
Queen s Jubilee
PURSUANT TO REQUEST, I HEREBY
call a meetlrg of British residents and
-iritißh-boru American citizens to consider
.he proper celebratien of
The Queen's Jubilee
'or 7:SO p. M on TUESDAY, the 29th Inst., st
lustlce Taney's courtroom, in the Temple
•lock, Los Augeles.
C. WHITE MORTIMER,
mr26-4t British Vice-Consul.
%9QAA CHOICE HOME FOR SALE.
*£OUl". Handsome new cottage of five
ootns, bate, porches, bsy wimlows, etc.:
ooms elegantly decorated; flue lot 60x170,
rlth alley In rear; immediate possession
Ken; price t2BOO. Apply to R. VERCn,
oom so Temple block. mr22-lm
CRIMINALITIES
Mr. Willard's Death.
Lots 50x180 feet in the Lewis tract, in ths
heart of Garvanzo, given away with boots
and shoes. Photographs of tbe land on ex
hi bltion in our store. Come to-day for your
shoes and a lot. Lk wis Bros
101 and 103 North Spring street.
The Boee Bug exterminator.
Elsewhere in the Hkrai.p appears the ad
vert sement of a new article c uled 'lnsectl
Cide," a preparation msde of w hale oil soap,
for eradicating and destroying sc«le bugs,
harvest flies, tree hoppers, plant lice, etc.
It hss been fully terted by theAsrtcultural
Department of tne State University, and
pronounced a succe s.
Toe article is mauufnetured by the Arctic
Oil '"ompat-y, of San Fraucisco. Farmers,
orcbardlsts and vineyard Ms should not fall
tn have a good supply of this artiole on
hand.
DeVon Want a Cot for No! hlngV
We know you do; so buy your boots and
shoes from us and iret an opportunity to se
cure one of those beautliul lots ln the
Lewis Tmet. Girvanso. Railway, school
houses, $30,000 hotel, stores, aud handsome
residences surround the property, 4J*i miles
from Los Angeles. _
Lewis Bros.,
101 and 103 ht. Spriug St.
Coal, Coke, Charcoal and Wood,
Wholesale and re'ail. Special rates fer car
load lots, delivered to nil points. Office—B
Court street; t lephone S3. Yard—Corner
Alameda and Jackson s'reets: telephone 315.
Walter 3. Maxwell,
Sole scent for Wellington Coal.
•too.cote Given Away
In beautiful Garvanzo, four and a bal f miles
from the court-house The land of the or
ange and vine, sunshine and liowers. Fi-st
class lots given away with our boot, and
shoes. Come to-day and set sn opportunity
to secure one of the beautiful lots in Gar
vanzo. Le lis Bros ,
101 and 101 North Spring street.
mourn*
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel of
nnrltv and wholesomeness. More econom
ical than the ordinary kinds, and cannrt be
sold in competition with the multitude of
low test, th ■•rt weight, aium or phosphate
powders. Sold only ts cans. Royal
Basino Powdkr Co.. 106 Wall street, N. Y.
mr9-ly
THE MILTON ROUTE
Tosemite!
Is 70 miles the shortest, 21 hours travel the
less, and $20 less in fare than
any other.
WARNER BROS., Ticket Agents,
308 North Main St, Los Angeles.
v
THOS. T. WALTON, Gen'l Agt., 138 Mont
gomerv Ft., B*n Fra"Cisro. m 24 tf
Nat 100,000, but 40,000.
The number of cubic yards of esrth to b<
removed from New High street Is about 10,
000, instead of l' 0000 as previously adver
tlsed. About 10,000 cubic yards of whicl
Is to be de ivered on the Beaudry Wate
Works tract within two months irom dat<
of contract, and the bslmce tobedeposi
ed by tbe contractor as he may desire th
whole work to be completed within fiv.
months from date of contract. Bids wil
be received at my offlce until April 5,1887
P. BPAUDRY,
201 New High street, up stairs.
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS,
An fta shine-ton Street Just outside of City Limits, Los Angeles.
100 ■ m Fourth* 1 Aye |
We offer, ss a free gift, 24 $300 lots to any one who will build a 420,000 hotel; also one
PO9 lot to any purchaser of a lot who will build a 11250 house on Arlington Heights.
The elevated plateau of ARLINGTON HEIGHTS terminates in a ridge or descent
3f sixty feet iuet south of Adams street, and in a similar ridge north of Pico street;
Dn these ridges are located the most magnificent building sites In Los Angeles. No
bouses can ever be bnilt high enough in front ol them to obstruct that glorious view
falley and ocean: from Catallua Island to San Jacinto peak. Rud down again
>ver the broad acres, orchards and vineyards of fair Los Anseles valley lo the blue
■raves of tbe Pacific Ocean beyond the coast of Santa Monica. Whosoever wishes for a
Msautlful home sheltered from the noise and bustle of
wenty minutes'drive ol thoplszs. should select in ALINGTON HEIGHTS, a lot or b%
icres whereon to build his boose. ... ... ~ .. eflA _ oort . .
Our map shows a magnificent subdivision of it into 6* acre blocks, MpgM feet,
ncludlng streets, each containing 24 lots 50x150 or 200 feet, and each surrounded on all
Ides by streets 60,80 or 100 feet wide. Investors who are able to appreciate the lmpor
anoe of a well planned subdivision, will foretell a great future to this trsct, with Its
niles of wide streets. Intersecting each other at right angles. The elegant lawns and
tately mansions of the rich win be found hero within a short time, and purchasers
rho take advantage of onr low prices and easy terms will reap a golden harvest of their
nvestment in ARLINGTON HICIGHTS.
Two hundred lots foi sale: price, tIOO upwards; sixe, 50x160. Also, 5-aore lots at
HM per acre, upward. Free ride dally at 10 a. m. and 2r. v. from
WIMBNDAHMEft A HONRsLL, Offlce, 25 W. First St.,
Or J. P MCCARTHY, 28 W. First street, •
Or ROBERT TURNER, 111 W. Fust street. ra24 lm
LEWIS BROS , SHOE DEALERS.
Elegant Lots in Garvanzo
GIVEN AWAY
WITH BOOTS AND SHOES!
A Chance to Get a Fine Lot Absolutely for Nothing.
Commencing WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 23, 1887, we will
give away one lot 50x150 teot in the Lewis Tract, adjoining the prosperous
town of GARVANZO, thirty minutes ride from Los Angeles, flack fare to
the lots, 20c for the round trip.
MANNER OF DISTRIBUTION,
With each dollar's worth of gooda one printed and numbered ticket
will be given to the purchaser. Tin drawing will take place in our store, at
7:30 P. M., on the last day of April, 1887, under the supervision of a com
mittee to be appointed by the ticket holders on the evening of the drawing.
THE VALUE OP THE LOTS ARE $200 EACH-ONE LOT GIVEN
AWAY EVERY MONTH.
Read What is Said of the Land.
[Extract from a Letter.]
OFFICE OF JONES cV PEYTON,
Real Estate and General Commission Agents, Room 1, Up Stairs, 1
75 N. Spring Street, Los Anoelss, Cal. j
Los Angeles, March 21,1887.
Messrs. Lewis Bros.:
Gentlemen—With reference to the 22 39-100 acres in the San Rafael
Rancho owned and subdivided by E. LEWIS, we think it to be as good
land as any to be had around Garvanzo. There are excellent prospects for
water at a vevy short distance down. The land ii very good, only 4or 4)a
miles from Los Angeles. It is very prettily situa ted near Garvanzo, where
there is a $30,000 hotel, stores, railway, schoolhouses, etc. The air and
water in this neighborhood are delightfully pure, and throughout the
summer there is a cool breeze. It is surrounded by Los Angeles, Pasadena,
Garvanzo—all of which places are growing wi'h wonderful rap'dity. We
think there can be no question of its increase in value and we have many
inquiries for land in the vicinity. More than 230 acres in lots of 4 acraß
and upwards have baeu sold within the la«t ten mouths, some having been
sold a second time for nearly three times its first selling price.
Faithfully yours,
JONES & PEYTON.
And Another Endorsement.
I can fully endorse all in the above statement, and the half has not
been told.
JAMES BOOTH,
' Formerly of Rogers, Booth & Co. '
Wednesday Morning, March 23, 1887,
We commence to give away tickets with each $1 purchase.
LEWIS BROS.,
One-Price Boot and Shoe House,
Nos. 101 and 103 N. Spring Street, Los Angeles.
mr22 6m
MONDONVILLE!
Situated on a Superb Plateau, Between Washington and Adams Streets.
m evert rat *r: *r P
|ATIOA. M. AKD 2P. M. *
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40,000 Vines and Trees of All Kinds.
WATER TO BE PIPED IN FRONT OF LOTS.
STREETS LINED WITH SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Large Lota, Small Prices, Viz:
$275 Each; $50 Case and $20 Per Month, Without Interest.
Three lots donated for Public Schools and Churches. No Taxes to be pnld until Dccc m
ber, 1888. Located in the Southwestern suburb, at the door and ln the growing direction
of the city.
Is without doubt the BEST AND CHEAPEST tract to-day ln the market. Sold by the owner.
mxl-2m C. IvIONDON, Rooms 1 and 4, Old Postofflce Buildini, >'p Stairs.
Quick-Meal Gasoline Stoves!
THE BEST MADE.
Rny One, Try I* Thoroughly and tf Not Absolutely Satisfactory,
Bring tt Back and Get Your money I
AWWIII remove about April 10th to 15th to over new storerooms 133 and 135
WEBTFIRST STREET, next to the new "Tlmes"buildlng, oorner of Port and First.-*n
CRANDALL, CROW & CO.,
Nob. 30 and 3S Mortis Spring Street, Loe Angelea, California,
IaiSOEI.LAWEOI'-.
Rattled' Down!
WK ARE OFFERING A SPECIAL DRIVE
IN A FEW MICE* Or
"Gilt-Edge Property"
THAT
WILL HEAR INVESTIGATION.
I
60x165 feet on Spring street for
$20,000. This is an extraordin
ary bargain, and will certainly
double in value soon. Only
one-third cash, balance in 12
months.
$8500—9-room two-story dwelling on
Hill street; located la the best
neighborhood in the city; beau
tiful yards, nice lawn, and all
kinds of rare flowers. This iB
emphatically a good bargain:
one-half cash, balance fn 12
months.
$10,000 will buy 20 acres set to fruit
on Vernon avenue; one-third
cash, balance to suit purchaser;
cannot buy any land adjoining
for less than double this price.
These three pieces of property are
way down in price and will go quick
at these figures.
If you want to Buy, Rent or Sell
your property, come to see us.
We also represent several first
class insurance companies.
BRYAN & KELSEY,
26 W. First Street,
Bet. Spring and Main, Los Angeles.
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LEADING ALL COMPETITORS
In tne Race for Trade,
JOE BAYER & CO.,
80 North Main Street,
WHOLESALE DEALERS AND JOBBERS
is
California Wines and Brandies
KENTUCKY WHISKIES,
IMPORTED I l(| I lilts.
Zlnfandel, Riesling, Hock,
GUTEDEL, PORT, SHERRY, ANGELICA,
Muscat, Tokay, Etc.
Also, 8 to 10 year-old|Whlsky for medicinal
use. Tennsnt's Ale, Guinness' Porter,
Finest French Brsndles, Gin, Blackberry
■Vine, Blackbeiry Brandy, Cider, Cham
pagne, etc.
CALL ON
joe it v v ■ n & co.,
SB North Main Street.
£&~ Lowest Prices and Free Delivery.
AGENTS FOB THK CELEBRATED
Peruvian Bitters!
, JOE BAYER & CO M
»B North Ulalw Street.
j Incorporated In 1882
S PACIFIC COAST
| Detective Agency
, And Merchandise Patrol,
- tSO N. Slain St., Rooms 8 and 10.
1 General Office 215 Kearny Street, 8. F.
, „ * m ~F e n »ve agents in Arizona, Mez'eo,
t T. xas, Oregon, Nevsds, Washington Terri
tory, and in various parts of California, all
under bends for the faithful performance
of their duties. All detective business
i strictly confidential. P. O. Bex 1580. mil lm
Excursions to the Sandwich Islands.
BOUND TRIP TICKETS,
Los Angeles to Honolulu and return, «18S
C. H. WHITE,
Ticket Agent 8. P. Co., tot N. Main Street
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SPECIAL NOTICE
TO THE AFFLICTED.
M.HILTON WILLIAMS,M.D..
H. C. P. 8. 0.,
Continues to Treat all tbe Varloua
DISEASEI OF THE HEAD, THROAT
AND CHEST,
INCLUDING THE EYE, EAR AND HEART,
By HU New and Complete System of
MEDICATED INHALATIONS,
Combined With
PROPER CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIES
FOR THS
STOMACH, LIVER, BLOOD, ETC.
Office, 575 North main Street,
(A few doors sonth ol the newPostofQcc)
LO3 ANGELES, - • - - CALIFORNIA
BRONCHITIS.
Acute Bronrhltle.
This I« an iofinmatton of the mucus
membrane lining the Bronchia' Tubes, aud
Is oue of the most c mmon of all ihe pul
monary diseases. It Is a dangerous disease,
ss It prevents tbe oxygenation of the blood,
and in many cases, particularly nfter it
p is-es into the ohroulc Bt«ge, the snbs'ance
nf the lungs becomes «eriou«ly Involved,
giving rise to what Is very prnperl, called
Bronchlsl Consumption. In 'he acute form
thore is a sense of tightness or pressure
across the chest, with considerable wheez
ing severe cough snd expec oration. This
is at first a white glairy muc's, which after
a time becomes purulent. The patient ln
some cases is obliged to sit up in bed, the
oppression across the chest ii so great, the
skin is c ammy and prostration rapidly Bets
iv, and in fatal ca«es there will be mutter
ing delirium, coma and death.
Chronic Bronchitis,
Chronic Bronchitis Is also an fnllimma
tlon 01 the mucus m'mhrane of bronchial
tubes. But t iis lorm more often occurs
1 iter ln life. When a cold settles on the
lnugs the disease either endslubronc itis
or pneumonia If it ends ln bronchitis, .t
usua ly passi s otf ns a cold in the chest, and
still the patLnt does not feel eutirelv well.
He feels tired and languid, aud Is lncapa
bleof taking his usual amount of exercise,
aud expert* ncea a ,hortness of breath with
more or less warmth lv the palms of Ms
bands. Soon after this a cough ppears, ac
companied by au exoechTa'ion of thick
mucus, followed by a hectic Hush, loss of
Ht'B'l and stsengtli, and night sweits con
tinue, when the ratlent asstim ■ aU the ap
pearance of having a geuulue case o' con
sumption. But thla Is si-"p y catarrh of the
mugs, or chronic bronchitis.
I tlio latter states of the disease the ura
cil- membrane of the larger bronchial tubes
-o'tens. while the smaller tubes aud air
cells of Ihe tuitn the mucus me ultra c >>e
c mes cougested and Inflamed There are
vi c vliicH or tubeicles in tne in ins, but
me.ely a wasting away of the larger bron
ch'Rl tubes, and death take -pi oe rom ob
struction of tbe bronchial tubes aud air
cells of the lungs. The patient dies from
oxhaus len and and suffocation, being una
ble to expectorate the mucus which accum
ulates in tho passage leading to t ie lungs,
which tn some ca.es Is siicky aud small ln
quantity, but more comm nly copious, of a
igl.t straw or yellowish green. Olteutimes
Blreaksof blood make their appearance lv
the mucus, and at t'niea there la adl-agreo
abio smell. Persons thus afflicted are very
liable lo take cold, at which time the mucus
becomes learuml frothy aud is ot uncom
monly the cane that the patient dies in one
of th- se attack-.
Humid bronchitis (from hsms'e, to be
moist) is so cal.ed from the profuse quanti
ty of watery secretions which comes from
the air passages of the lungs. At times it
becomes quite ropy, line the white of an
egg. ThU form ol disease usually attaoks
old people.
Dry bronchitis. This disease, the very
opposite of the above, Is a very common
affection. Very many people who regard
themselves as quite healthy are to day un
der Its Influence, and are slowly but surely
becoming the victims of thi, t-eacherous
oomplaint. This Is tbe moat insidious of sll
pulmonary diseases. There may st first be
a slight backing cough, and an expectora
tion of a hlu sh white mucus An I herein
lies the dancer. This mucus Inhabiting the
air cells of the lnugs, being difficult to
raise, after It becomes solidified, perma
nently obstructing portions of the lungs,
causing shortness ol breath, and a fee ing
of oppression on the chest, particularly af
ter meals or a slight exertloo. After a time
the cough beoomes more severe and comes
on ln paroxysms, snd as the shortness of
breath lucres es, it almost assumes the
character of a.tbma. The mucus mem
brane also becomes more and mure thick
ened, which arises from the freq lent fresh
co d, and the patlsntat last beoomes fully
aware of the terrible changes that have ta
ken plac■>, and the inevitable results that
are sure to follow.
Inhilatioo is tbe only system which will
cure these diseases and yet the treatment
of the two forms are entirely different. In
the one we must atlay tbe irritation, while
In the other we must stimulate a uea'tuy
action. ...
This will convince us of the necessity of
fully underftandlng the system of medicat
ed inhalations In the treatment of tbe vari
ous diseases of the pulmonary organs, for
when properly applied th re la no system
of medicine, to be oompared to it.
Persous desiring treatment by this system
of praclce van nse the remedy at home as
well as at our offlce, and which will cause
no lno nveulence or hindrance to business
whatever.
I have seen so many of these cases cured
that I do not consliter any case hopeless un
less tbe disease had advanced to the chest
and that both lungs are ser otisly Involved.
Even then the Inhalations aid us ln dissolv
ing tbe mucus and In contrsctlug and heal
ing the cavities, which nothing else can do
with the same success.
The very best references from those al
ready cured.
CONSULTATION FBEE.
Those who de. Ire to consult with me in
regard to their oases had better o ill at the
offlce for consultation and examination,
but. If impossible to do so, csn write for a
copy of my medlosl treatl«e, containing a
list ol questions. Address
M. HILTON WILLIAMS, M. D.,
Ctl
Newcastle Fruit Land,
PLACER COUNTY.
TJARTIES DESIRING TO PUBCHABE
X trult land in Plaoer county, ln tbe
beighborhood of Newcastle, will do well to
correspond With the undersigned, ss he has
a arge number of improved and unim-
ri roved farms, from sto 500 acres, ranging
n price from 110 per acre nn.
ROBERT JONES,
mrls-tf Newcastle, Oal.