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DAILrY HERALD.
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The Illustrated Herald.
A luU supply of the Awmual IHbhaids
re now on hand. Newsdealers and others
should avail themselves at once to send in
tha-rtswders. No better evtdeuoe of South
on California's advautige- could be eenl
to Eastern friends-
News Notes.
The Board iof Supervisors will meet
to-day at 10 A. m. in regular session.
Sheriff Kaye appointed F. L. Bene,
diet as deputy County Jailer on Batur
day last.
Deputy Constable Sutter yesterday
arrested Charles Albert, who was drunk,
aad had 8248 on hia person.
The Webster family will give a con]
cert to-night at Armory Hall. This
family oomprUes a regular orchestra of
itself.
The Sao Gabriel Valley Exponent, of
Covins, haa married Gladstone aud gone
to housekeeping under the name oft he
<Wedstone Weeily Exjnnenl.
Tue great hotel at South Vasadena,
erected by Mr. Lightfcot, will beopeued
-on Wednesday evening, May 4, 1887,
with a banquet and ball.
The merchants 00 North Los Angeles
a tract want to know why that street, so
broad and exposed to wind between Com
mercial and Aliao street, ia not sprinkled
like other streets.
Andrew McNally of the firm of Rand
A MoNally, of Chicago, ia building a
Gothic reside nee in North Pasadena to
cost |50,000. It will eclipse all other
residence* in that heautifui city.
Col. H. H. Boyce. stated lust night that
tie would file another snit for (50,000
-damages, this morning, against the
TimetMirror Company. The suit will
be based on au editorial published in Ihe
Faw«i yesterday morning, entitled, "Mr.
Boyce Publishes a Card."
A Urge number of Los Angeles capi
talists went to the new town of Fillmore,
in Ventura county, yesterday, to exam
ine the locality aud decide upon a plan
for water development. Among tbe
number were Wm. 11. Perry, S. H.
Mott, J. M. Elliott and F. C. Howes.
There is a lively movement in real es
tate in Crescenta Can.da, in view of a
railway through that place. There are
three railways poiatiog in the direction
of Crescenta Call tda—the Yoonm rail
road, now graded to L» Can.da, the
Woodbury railway aud the (ilendale
dummy line.
Th* May-day pionio of the Turuverein
Oertnania yesterday at the Arroyo Seco
was a great success. A large crowd was
in attendance and tbo sports of Father
land ware conducted in tine stylo. The
Turn ver em Oermania spared no expense
to make the Mai Fest a success, and suc
ceeded admirably in everything.
The prospects for a Congregational
Theological Seminary in or near Loa
Angelea are excellent. Tbe Methodist
Jipiacopal Sooiety haa an institution for
theological training at Sin Fernando,
the Baptists have one iv this city, the
Presbyterians another, aud now the
Congregationalists propose to establish
such au institution at Loa A - gelcs, Pas
adena, Beaumont or Lugouia, whichever
place offers the greatest inducements.
One of the Spring street cars yester
day insist., d on jumping the track in a
frequent maimer -quite too frequent to
suit the passengers. At the third jump
jt came in colliaiou with the Red Star
line passenger coach full of passengers,
who fled suddenly and escaped without
injury. The passengers complain that
the rails are not kept clean, and that a
brush should be carried in front of the
wheels, or else a man should be em
ployed to keep the earth and stones off
Ihe track.
Person Mention.
fi. P. Jeffrey, of Olendora, is at the
St. Elmo.
Mr. K. C. Monday, of Petaluma, is at
the St. Klmo.
ML D»puy, a capitalist of Pittsburg, ia
at the St. Klmo.
Judge B. Brundage, of ,Bakerstie!d, is
registered at the St. Elmo.
j. T. Carothers, Oencral Baggage
Agent of the Southern Pacific, is at the
St. Elmo.
Mr. P. B. Corn well, the President of
thai Mechanic)' Institute and chief of the
Black Diamond Coal Company, is at the
St. Elmo.
E.B.Terry, Esq., will retnru to bis
home (Fresno) today. Mr. Terry
thinks a great deal of his ouuty, I nt
does not care to compare it with loa
Angeles.
J. B. Djnghorty, a delegate to the
Orand Legion 8. X, A. O. U. \V., from
Triumph Legion No, 13, San Franoisco,
ia at the Nadeau, aooompaoied by his
slaughter.
Mr. P. L. Washburn, of Rosamond,
•arrived in the city yesterday. He re
ports 1,100 inches of water in the Cot
tonwood Ditch, and everything booming
in that section.
VP, W. Conant has returned from San
Diego and Riverside, where he repre
sented Manager H. C. VVyatt during
th* engagement of Bjird's Minstrels in
these places. Ilia trip was very success
ful.
Colonel A. M. Qray returned yester
day from Ban , Luis Obispo, whither be
baa been to consult with the leading
business men of tbat town in regard to
tbe building of an opera house at that
place. It is now settled that the accom
plished Colonel will build a beautiful
temple of muaic in that town, for which
be haa the plans already made. The
Colonel and San Luia Obispo are both to
be congratulated.
Flower Festival.
The Pomona iadiea are to have a Flow
er Festival, of whioh the Daily Progrea*
•ay a:
"Tbe Flower Festival will open i»Tay.
lor'a Opera Honae next Tuesday evening
and continue through all day Wednes
day and Wednesday evening. The fes
tival ia to be held under the auspioea of
the iadiea of Pomona, for the purpose of
establishing a pnblio library. The ob
ject ia • most worihy one, and it is a
pleasure to note that the ladiea of the
valley generally are taking much inter
eat in this public enterprise. The Festi
val will be a rare treat and the ladies
deserve the, heartiest support of tbe
community. It Is proposed to orgauizo
a library association and to hold a fair
annually."
In their New Quarters.
Crsndall, Crow & Co. are now at 133 and
I*s West First street, with (nil Hoe of itovri,
mantels aud grates.
Our minister could not have preached last
Sunday but for Ued blar Cough (lure.
In their New Quarters.
Oandall, Crow A f!o. arc now at IDS and
135 West Flrststreet, with full Hue of stoves,
mantels and grates.
The Book* Will Kooa t'loae.
Subscribe to a lot In South l.os Angelea
Half-sore lots, with iuipioveuieuU, at 1160
per lot. Monthly payments ot »10. No In
terest. Southern California Land Company,
M 4 North Matn street, inker Block.
LITTLE ALMA,
•'All tlulel *«•«■ tue » , »««"»" c '"
The Sheriff said.
Kverything was quiet as regards the
little daughter of Mr. and Mra. H. For
ter Ashe yoaterday, and none of tbe de
velopments of a sensational character as
was expicted by many, came to light.
There were, as usual in such ca~cs, many
wild rumore flying about the etreel, but
thow who knew anything about the
case were of the opinion that there would
be no more developtueutt until Wednes
day next. Sheriff Kays, beiug rather
uneasy under the responsibility which
rests on him while the child is iv bis
po- session, was at tbe Nadeau
House bright and early yesterday morn
ing, aud during the day he win not far
away. At half past 2 o'clock ha took
little Alma for a drive in oompauy with
Mrs. E. B. Crocker, the grandmother,
and the nurse. The carriage was a close
one, but the party enjoyed the drivt
immensely, especially the little caueo of
all the present trouble. They drove
through the western portiou of the city,
along Figueroa street aad Main and re
turned at about 5 o'olook in tbe after
noon. After dinner little Alma was
laken for a short walk by Deputy
Sheriff Auderaon, in company
with her grandmother aud nurse, and
those who knew who the party conaisted
of, g«z.td nt them in curiosity aa they
passed by. Little Alma waa not out of
the sight of either the Sheriff or hia dep
uty all day long, and her meals were
served iv her room while tbe rest of tbe
family dined and lunched down stairs.
Sheriff Kays stated tbat he had made
arrangements so that he could be on the
scene in ten minutes after the first
alarm, iv case anything should happeu.
He did not anticipate that anything
would happeu, however, but he thought
best to make all preparations possible.
As the ohild is in his possession he in
tends to carry out the order of the court
and allow either party to see it at any
time, but he dees not propose to lei it
out of his possession.
Tbe eases of R. Porter aud bis brother
Sidney Asbe charged with carrying con
cealed weapons, was set for trial to-day
before Justice Austin, but K. Porter
Ashe baring gone to Sacramento will
probably not return in time and the bail
will have to be foifeited or else tbe case
postponed.
Children's und Aliases Jeraeya
A full sssoiiment af misses aud ehiidrena
jerseys in N'uvy Seal, Tannarnet and C*nll
nal for i\ each, at Mosgrovc*. VI S. Spring
street.
li- i>u»vr«t.
A. L. Teele bat r Btovs 1 hi- affix, from N
North Sprlna; .trcet u> Kooat 3, No li Court
street, up stairs.
as Ml ll rtollttl
rays lor a half sere lot in Mot- 1,0.1 An
geles. Otitsln maps st the 1 fnce or the
Southern Caillorula Land Company. -H
North Main street, linker Illock.
■ti'inovril.
A. L. Tcc'o has removed his ofllce from
North Spring rtreet to Koom I, No. 12 Court
street, up stairs,
Baseball.
The game yesterday botweeu the Los
Angeles and Pomonas, waa very inter
esting and was witnessed by about
2500 spectators. The Los Angeles club
made a very pretty showing in their
bright new uniforms. The most notice
able feature of tho game was the tine
team work of the Los Angeles Club and
McComas, Smith and Bruce of the Pl
monas. George's home run hit iv the
seventh inning was also ft feature. Mon
roe was hit over the eye iv the third in
ning and it was cut badly. Lohinan with
more I rac'ice will make a good back
stop. I*. Smith only needs a good
catcher to be a hard man to hit.
Following is a score which speaks for
itself:
LOS ANOELE9
aii r an ro a x
Turner, 2b 6 0 1 4 St.
Dascomb, cf 8 114 10
Monroe, c 401681
Swan, p 1 1 1 0 11 1
Nagle,Bb . ... 4 1 0 0 0 0
Clark, as 4 3 0 0 1 1
Young, If. 4 S 1 1 0 1
Coffmsn, rf » 3 0 0 0 0
George lb 4 1 1 11 0 1
Totsl 35 11 7 27 2. 8
iomoka:
ai b bh ro * E
sjniltb, p 4 1 2 I 7 8
Bruce, lb 4 1 1 10 I 1
Carson, If 4 0 1 0 0 0
Goldstein, 2b 3 2 1 3 t 4
McComas, Sb.. 1 0 1 3 2 0
Warren, ss 8 0 1 2 S 2
Lobman, c « 0 0 4 * t
Martin, rf 4 1 1 1 • 0
Soto, cf .. .. 4 0 0 J Jj 2
Total 34 I 9 24 21) 14
Home runs—George one.
Two baae hits—Monroe one.
Earned runs—Los Angeles two, Pomona
one.
Struck out—Swan eight. Smith five.
Wild pitch—Swan one, Soto one.
Passed balli-Lohman one, Monroe two.
Umpire, Solano.
Scorer, E. Conn.
Smash-Ups and Runaways.
Sunday ia generally a very busy day
with the livery atable keepers and yes
terday was no exception to tbe rule.
Teama were out bright and early and
were kept going until late in the even
ing, and Ihere were quite a number of
smash-u[6 and runaways. During the
afternoon a horae and buggy were found
running loose on Fort street, near First,
and the horse waa captured by Charles
Gough and taken to the Hollaed stablee,
opposite too police station.
Two boys while on their way to the
picnic at Arroyo Seco, captured a team
of grey horses attaohed to a very dilapi
dated carriage. The top had gone and
so had the back of the seat. Tbe boys
did uot know to whom the team be
longed, but they had beard that there
had been a gentleman and wife in the
carriage aud the horses had taken frigbt
and run away, overturning tho carriage
and injuring both occupants slightly.
The team was put in Holland's stable.
Two buggies, containing John Caiul.
and Wm, Pachea, and K. Young, collided
on First street yesterday aftercoou. Mr.
Young stated that he endeavored to get
out of the the way of Ihe other buggy
but wis unable. Both buggies were
badly amashed,
.IMPORTANT
' TO
INVESTORS!
Valuable Property
AT
LOW FIGURES!
Eighty seres choice land, two mllea
from the University; per acre IIS6C
Twenty acres fine damp land, on
Western avenue; per acre 860
Forty acres—2o acres in fruit, soil
saudy loam, on Weste n avenue 12 000
Five acres in Lick tract; choice prop
erty; per acre 500
Ninety acres, Lick tract, in lots of 8,
10 and 20 acres; per acre ISM and 100
Seventy acres in city limits, all sub
, divided into 316 lots; lots 50x140;
• wide streots, 20-foot alleys. At a
great bargain A chance to double
Investment
Twenty three acreß, Marengo tract,
Pasadena
Flue tract for subdivision; at a bar
gain
Sixty-one feet on Spring st., with two
story building; now paying good
rate of interest, with prospect of
large increase fB7 000
Sixty feet on Spring st.; a first class
Investment 250C0
Forty-Aye feet on Spring St., with
good building 75 000
Sixty feet ou Fort St., 830 feet deep;
•10,000 building; very near busi
nesscentor; aNo 1 investment.. . 40,000
Sixty feet iv the best business block
on Spring street 78,000
Fifty-four acres on Main street: tine
property to subdivide 100 OCO
, Forty Aye thousand acres of land In
the San Jacinto Valley: per acre 15
. rour thousand acres choice agricul
tural land; per acre 12 60
One hundred and twenty feet, corner
Pearl and Sixth streets U 000
New house and lot, Thomptou street
Ellis tract
Five flue lots lv Ellis tract; eachlOOo
Five hundred and sixty-two acrea
land adjoining city limits; excel
lent for subdivision ; per acre 400
One of tho finest corner lota for a
residence on Figueroa street; a
bargain
Three lots, 180x190 to 20-foot alley,
corner Figueroa and Manhattan
streets; elegant residence prop
erty; at a bargain
Two new hard-finished cottages, one block
from street cars, at a bargain. i
I Several choice lots ou Figueroa street at a -
bargain.
choice property on Washington street,
near line of street cars, at a bargain.
Choice acre tracts near city at a bargain.
The readers attention Is called to "The
Bells of Nelson W hlskey" advertise lv an
other column.
In their New Quarters.
Crandall, Crow A Co. are now at 133 and
135 West First street, with full line ef stoves,
mantels and grates.
Heautlfnl Lordsburtf.
Maps will be ready soon, of which due
uotioe will be given. It is in the mouths of
everybody. Whero and when can we get
them? Walt for a few days and we will tell
you.
I John Wlelniid Brewing- Co.
Of San Francisco received during 188(1 Ural
medals and premiums for beat "Bottled'
and 'Draught Lager B»er" at Stßte Fair,
Sacramento, Mechanics' Fair, San Francisco
San Joanuln Fair, Stockton, and Sixth Dis
trict Fair, Loa Angeles. This celebrated
lager is for sale at nearly all the leading
saloons of Los Angeles. Btelnlke A Brun-
Ing, 3V2 North Alameda street, are the sole
Agents and Bottlers.
A Wood Nurse
Should not hesitate to wait upon those ill
with such diseases ss smallpox, Cholera or
Scarlet Fever. There is little to be feared
by persons waiting on the slek if they will
use Darby's Prophylactic Fluid freely. In
sick rooms it shoald be exposod ou a plate
or saucer, and the patient sponged off with
the Fluid diluted. For safety, cleanliness
and comfort in the sick-room tbe Fluid is
indispensable.
RUSSELL, COX I BRANDT,
ai Weat rtret street, I
Haw Loa anublrs National Bane Builoins '.
fie-u '
LOS ANGELES DAILY HERALD. MAY a. 1887.
• mi«ic>:i,l.*w«h'«.
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CALIFORNIA
Wines and Brandies
KENTUCKY WHISKIES
Tbe Finest and Forest in tbe Market.
AND TRY THKM i-^Bfla
i n v nht r. v i. 141 «hs,
Zlnfandcl, Hleallnsr, Hack,
QTJTKDKL, PORT, SHERRY, ANGELICA,
Mfscat, Tokay, Ere.
Also, s to 10 year-otd Whisky for medicinal
nse. Tennant's Ale, Guinness' Fortar,
Finest Freueh Brandies, Gin, Blackberry
Wine, Blackberry Brandy, Cider, Cham
pagne, eta
YOC CAN MAKE I't'RCHASES
By Ihe Hotlle,
Italian,
Barrel or
HosgaheMd.
DIED.
FUNIC HA I. NOTICES ON 16 DOLLAR.
LKVY-In San Francisco, Apiil 30th, Mrs.
T. Levy, sister of Mrs. M. Huff, of Banta
Ana.
funeral from (.arratt A Nellske s under
taking pallors this day (Monday) at 10:30
A. V.
Absolutely Pure.
Thii powder never varies. A marvel of
purity and wholesomeneas. More econom
ical than tho ordinary kinds, and cannot be
gold in competition with tbe multitude of
low teat, short weight, aium or phosphate
powders. BOLD only in CAMS. koyal
Baiing Powu-b Co.. 100 Wall sireet, N. T|
; nirO-lv
AUG- AGEKTS FOR
Peruvian Bitters!
JOE BAYER & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS.
S9 It. main Street, l.oa Angeles.
Timely WarniogT
For Some time past Wi> have been giving*
awsy
ELEGANT PRESENTS
With all purchases, and, in order to give
every one fair notice and to avoid future
complaints, we announce that they will
soon be all gone.
Tl I st: I■: I. i■ * M•< • l s ■
ASK FOR
THE BEST IN IHE WORL!) I
MAXrjFAITI'fED BY
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DO COME EARLY THIS WEEK I
We have received many new bargains,
among which we note:
LADIES' GOAT BUTTON SHOES, t1.25.
LADIES' FINE BLIPPERB, 75c.
INFANTS' KID BUTTON-SHOES, Mc-SKt"
LADIES' FRENCH KID BUTTON-SHOES,
tut,
MISSES' SCHOOL BUTTON SHOES, U 25.
HEADQUARTERS
Boot and Shoe House,
SOO \. malia H*« Downey Block.
iHE NEW UNDERTAKER.
W. 11. It I VIIAIC II N *
New Undertaking and Embalming
Parlors, 10 Weat Bocoud street. Best
goods and attention at reasonable
prices. Special facilities for caring
for remains prior to shipment.
£s***Ollice °Pen day and nig in. -wn
Telephone 621. apllHm
PRIMERS,
BLANK-BOOK
MANUFACTURERS,
san rtAjijjjsca.
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
Bank Supplies, Stock Certificates
BOND-", MAPS, VIEWS,
Raisin Labels, and Labels of All Kinds,
/•rsiiow otßDB.*ta
Address, for ssmplesor estimates,
W. A. VtfIDEHCOOK,
Resident Aoent,
Nadeau House, l.os Angeles, Cal,
ap!2-lm
I Speculators and Property-Buyers I
I THE REST 5 ACRE TRACT IN THE CITY
for subdivision on
Adunis street and Vermont Aye.
Prici, uttooo.
Call on owner,
R. JERESLAW, 34 West First Street.
ap2s lm
LEWII 8808., SHOE DEILBM.
The Winning Number that Drew Lot No. 17, Block
A, Lewis Tract, Garvanzo.
JACQUES LEVY,
Occupation, Butcher, Residence, Sainsevain Street
the Lucky Man
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
THlSlSTOCERTfFYtlmtlholdthsvlntilng number-883-in the Lewis Ilro3'
drawing of April 30,1857, tbat took place lv Turn Vereln Hall, for one of tho lots In tbe
Lewis tract, Garvauia, said lot boing bounded and described as follows, to-wit:
Ou the westerly lino of Lewis street aud known and designated as lot No. 17, in
block A, on tho map of Lewis tract, and kuown and designated as lot 17, block A, on the
map of Lewis Trsct In Oarvauio, Los Augolos oounty, State of Oalllornia, as the map of
said tract, recorded in Book U, page 34, of Miscellaneous Records of said Los Angoles
county, towhlab mip reference is hereby made for further description.
(Signed) JACQUES LEVY,
Oicupation. bntobor; resldenoe, SslnseYaiu street, Los Angeles, Cal.
To Whom it May Concern.
WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, HEREBY CERTIFY that the drawing for lot 17, blook A,
Lewis Tract. Oarvamo. took place Saturday evening at I r. m„ under our sole control
snd supervision, and that the said drawing was honestly and fairly conduoted iv every
respect, aud th tt Ticket BM, being the wluning uuuiber, is entitled to tbe above men
tioued lot.
W. A. FIELD.
JOHN ROBSON.
Lot No. 2, value $43U, Lewis Tract, Garvanzo,
is now ready for purchasers. Tickets on and after
Monday, May 2, 1887.
LB"WIS BROS.
Nos. 101 and 103 N. Spring Street, Los Angeles.
SAN GABRIEL!
NINE MILES EAST OF LOS ANGELES,
On Southern Pacific Railroad,
Is One of tbe Most Phenomenal Primary Markets In the World.
Forty-four Million pounds of Freight were handled at
thia Station in 1886, consisting of all Tropical, Semi-
Tropical and Temperate Zone Fruits, besides all the
Grams and Vegetables that can be grown anywhere.
Here is the foundation for a Town already better known
in the East than any Town in Calfornia. The Now
Townsite is owned by E. E. Hall and W. W. Stilson,
AND CONSISTS OF
Seven Hundred and Thirty-five Lots
WHICH WILL BK PLACED ON THE MARKET
Wednesday Next, May 4,
At tbe Uniform Price ot $200 Per Lot.
About One Hundred of these Lots have been pur
chased by parties who intend to improve at once.
Shade Trees have been set out on both sides of each
Avenue, and Water is being Piped in front of every Lot.
—-SALE OPENS
Wednesday Next, May 4th., 1887,
AT OFFICE OF
PEA & STILSON,
Under Los Angeles National Bank. First and Spring Sts
snlr«.
CATARRH!
f&roat Diseases. Bronchitis. Asthma
CONSUMPTION,
Together with diseases of the
Bye, Ear and Heart,
Successfully treated by
M. Hilton Williams, M. D., M.C.P.S.O.
No. 87S !Haln street,
LOS ANOELKB, - CALIPOILNIA
A few doors south of the new Postoffloe.
AH diseases of the respiratory organs
treated by tho most improved Medicated
Inhalations, combined with proper consti
tutional remedies for the liver, stomach,
blood, etc.
Probably no system of practice ever adopt
ed has beeu so universally successful as
that Introduced by Dr. Williams for the
euro of Catarrh, Throat Diseases, Bronchitis,
Asthma and Consumption.
Over 76,000 cases treated during the past
twenty years for some form of bead, throat
or luug trouble.
The Following is a sample of tbe hundreds
of nattering testimonials given: -
Los Anqklks, Cal,, Sopt 24, 1386.
Dr. If. Hilton w ii.i.hbh.
Da in Siu—l have been contemplating for
some time past making a statement of ray
case and the beueflls I hare derived from
your treatment, remembering how glad I
would have beon could I have seen soma
thing ol the kind frora a person iv the city
to whom t oould bave referred when I first
came to Los Angeles from my home in
New York State.
I had been •.offering forseveral years with
what various physicians in the East pro
nounccd "chronic ulcerated laryngitis.' I
spent considerable time at the Clifton rjaul
tarlum, and employed the best medical
skill I could find, all without any pernia
nent benefit, and, as a last resort, our tamil
physician r<commended Los Angeles Fo
a time 1 improved, and then I begau to go
backward, and all my former symptoms
returned.
Through n medioal friend I was inducer,
to try your treatment, which I did Augui
*», I beottuya very much discouragei
at this, but persevered, ss I felt slmo.it ces
pcrato and knew of nothing else to turn to
My throat trouble being aggravated by a
serious stomach difficulty, made It ver
obst.lus.to to deal, witb. But at las', afto
persevering lor a iinie with the flse Of JOllf
remedies: I oonsider I am permanently
on re I If this will be of any value to you
you are at perfect liberty to use It; also t
refer any one to my mother, my husband
or myself.
Very truly yoors, MK3. I. D. WILEY,
8.1 Olive St., Los Angeles, Cal
Kivkksidk, Oot 17, lift.
To the many testimonials won by Dr
Williams It gives me pleasure to add m
own to the list so h ghly in his favor. For
nearly two years I bad ueen suffering from
throat and luug trouble, brought on by ca
tarrh. Had tried many remedies lv tt.
meantlme, but found only temporary re
Uef. Alter two mouths' treatment, pre
scribed by Dr. William-, my cough left m
altogether, and I now have no pain In m
throat or lungs as formerly. I cannot spea
too highly of tho benefits I have recivei
and shall ever be grateful lo one who
worthy of the highest recommendation.
Mis. MINNIE 11. HARKU,
Hirer side, Cal.
From Key. L. K. Fitie, P. 0., FreslueU Al
bton College, Albion, kllob., formerly p.ato
Central M X Church, Detroit, Mlcii.and
editor of the Christian Advocate :
Dh Willi*.s—Dsak Sir: I am glad tr>
add my testimony to the efficacy of th
treatment my aim nag nc.eived. In the
spiingof 1677, my ion, then at the age of
twenty three, was suffering from a severe
attack of tbe bronchial tubes and lungs, so
as to be compelled to keep his room, and the
most of the lime his bed. Within tuoapaeo
of two weeks he experienced about a dosen
hemorrhages, from which the ordinary
remedies afforded but temporary relief. I
applied to you who supplied him with in
haling medicines, which effected au imme
diate arrest of the bleeding, and which haa
never occurred 'In—- -he began tbe luhala
tlou. L. R. FIBKB.
From Rev. John Russeil, formerly pastor
of the Bixtoeuth-street M. E. church, De
troit, Mich., afterwards presiding older of
the Maruuette district of the Michigan on
ferenoe of the M. E. church:
M. Hilton Williams, M. D.
Mil Dear Sir: Somewhat over a yoar ago
my son, Wm. A. Russell, then in bis 21st
year,had two violent attacks of hemorrhage
of the lungs, none of which be baa had
since he began the use of your remedies,
i followed by extreme prostration and uerv
ous debility. In truth, to my judgment and
to that of others wbo knew him intimately,
bis symptoms indicated a rapid decline and
an early death by pulmonary consumptlou.
Hut under your treatment be haa so far re
covered as to be able to labor aa usual. I
attribute his Improved condition, under
God. to your medical skill and method of
treating du>ea<e» of this nature. With tbe
tinoerest prayer that God may render your
professional service a blessing to many
ethers who are similarly sfttictel. I am.
Tours vary truly*.
John Russell.
From Rev. B. F. Austin, A. M , B. D ,
Principal Alma Ladies' College, St. Thomas.
Out.:
M. Hilton Williams, M. D :
Mv Dear Sir:— In September last I con
tracted a severe cold, which set .led upon
my lungs, quite seriously affecting the left
one. I had a very bad oougb, accompanied
by expectoration, Indicative of Pulmonary
Phthisis. My strength decreased and spir
its sink very low, and when I called upon
jou, I was in doubt whether any medical
treatment would avail in my case. Under
your treatment I have already recovered
my wonted strength and health. My
strength fata increased, my oongh has
cosed, am) in every way I feel mooo ben
efited by your treatmcut.
You are at perfect liberty to use these
statements as you please.
Very sincerely yours,
B. F. Austin,
Principal Alma Ladles' College, St. Thomas,
pnt.
Rev. W. H. Poole, D. D , at present of De
troit, Mich , but formerly of Toronto, and
well known Iv the Methodist Church
throughout Ontario, says:
Da. Williams—Dear Sir: During the past
few years I have had many opportunities of
hear! ug ol tho effects of your system of in
halation upon persons afflicted with throat
and lung trouble. A largo number of per
sons of my acqaintance are strong in their
commendation of the system, it had afford
ed them help when from tbe use of other
systems there seemod to be no help for
them. If this will meet the eye of any of
my friends tv Canada who may be bene
fited it will be to me a source ol pleasure
Yours very truly.
W. II POOLB,
427 Fourth Avenue. Detroit, Mich.
Dr M. Hilton Williams:
Dear Sir:—Having had some ot the In
halation System of treatment iv my family,
I am pleased to record my Judgment In Its
favor for the treatment of diseases of the
Head, Throat and Lungs, f am thoroughly
com lnced with the medical fraternity tbat
it ia tho true method for direct and success
ful treatmcut of Head, Throat and Lungs.
J. W. German, Mothodist Minister, ot
Canada.
Petrolia, Out., Not. 17,1882.
From Key. John A. Huegil, pastor of the
German Lutheran Trinity church, 877
Gratiot avenue, Dotroit, Mich., whose
d*ughter>as afflicted with catarrh and con
suKij.tiou:
Dr. M. Hilton Williams:
Dear Sir—l take pleasure in certifying to
the cure of my eldest daughter, wbo, iv
1874, was a great sufferer with a disease of
the head, throat and lungs. Her catarrh
had troubled her for some years, and to all
appearance the disease bad brought her
near the grave. She bad taken much med
icine, but it proved to be of no avail. I
oonflded her to your oare. Thank God,
through your rational and skillful treat
ment, she was soon restored to Perfect
health. BEY. JOHN A. HUEGU'
877 Gratiot are , Detroit, Mich
Los Anoki.ks, Cal., Nov. 20,1886.
_ Miss Clara Fooshee, who lives near tbe
I'omple-stroot reservoir, says: ''Whenl be
gan treatment with Dr. M. Hilton Williams.
June 14, 1884, the doctors said I was In tbo
second stage of consumptlou. They also
told my relatives that I could not live long.
I was very bsd at that time, coughing large
quantities of pus from my lung where the
cavity existed. As soon as I began treat
ment with Dr. Williams 1 began todniprove.
and in a few months I entirely recovered
my health, whioh has continued permanent
iv every particular, although tt is now over
two years since I was treated by him "
Persons desiring treatment by this system
of m-Hollee oan uae tho remedies at home as
well as at our offloe, aud which will cause
no iuconveulence or hlndrauoe to business
whatever.
.k 1 J 1 ? 7 . 8 seen 80 m »«r of these cases oiired
that I do not consider any case hopeless un
less both lungs are seriously Involved.
Even then the inhalations aid us iv dissolv
ing tho mucus and iv contracting and heal
ing tbe cavities, which nothing else oan do
with the same success.
The very best referenoes from those al
ready oured.
CONSULTATION FREE
Those who desire to consult with me In
regard to tboir oases had better call at the
offloe for consultation and examination,
but, if impossible to do so, can write for a
copy of my medical treatise, oontejuing a
list of quest ions. Addross
M. HILTON WILLIAMS, M. D.,
576 N. Main St. loa Angles, Cal. OAce
hours from 9:30 A m. to 4 p. M,