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THE PRIZE RING.
Arthur Chambers to Fight John Clark for the
LIsht-weIght Championship.

Arthur Chambers, John Clark, and Jack
for the prize nght between Clark and King that
has been long talked Of. In January the three
men were arrested on the charge Of conspiring
for prize fight. They gave bail in 81 800 a,h.
At the meeting yesterday. Clark WAS indignant
with Chambers who. he said. was afraid to let
King meet him. The two men had high words.
and would have come TO blows. had not friends
on each side interiered.
As a result OF the meeting new agreement
was drawn up. signed. and scaled. The con-
ditons are that Arthur Chambers shall nRht
John II. Clark instead OF King, for $1,000 and
the light weight championship OF America. each
man to weigh 1913 pounds. .
Chambers has lost the third finger OF his lett
hand but Clark gives him the privilege OF wear
ing protector for that finger. The nght II 70
take place within 600 miles OF Philadelphia
Clark is a native Of Leeds. England, and has
been a resident of Philadelphia Tor about Tour
years. He Is about feet Inches IN height'
and weighs about 1856 pounds. He has been In
the best boxers in the country.
Arthur Chambers has high reputation AZ a
light weight fighter In "A letter wrlltnn 70 ms
friend Joe Goss, Chambers says. Quicker
than lave the stakes drawn. / have agreed
10 fight Clark. and | want you, Joe. 10 second
me. / feel ms strong MS a horse. and am conn
dent o.. winning, Isend you one oil my colors
Goss showed a iarge-sized white silk handker;
chief with blue border and the American and
English flags entwined in each OF the Tour cor
ners The American Eagle forms the centre
piece. Ii is an old custom with hrst-class
| lighters 10 give a color 20 each OF his frlenhs
and If he wins the battle. he expects TO receive
| $500 from each: II he loses, he gets nothing
| Besides he gives the color tled 70 me staae ant
| the color he wears around his waist 10 th'
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bottle on tho sand, II fused and nzzed. leaving a
white deposit on the Limestone cuttings, and n
dull white cake on the Marcellus shnle. There
you ace the clenr lime in one and the mixture
In the other" Replacing the shoe, he drove n
few more pegs He then took out piece of fiat
inch thick, II was covered So thicklv with pet
rined shells on both sides that they Tapped each
other. PeRging away. he remarked: That
deposit was teeming with life before these liv-
ing things were turned to atonc."
DOES this salt deposit run to SyracuseT
No, sir. There IN no GOLD inyer NJ salt there
or ut Salina. They got merely the drippinga
into vast natural reservoir of sand. Ii is
great retainer OF the strong brine. This reeer.
vOlr In rOOled over nv an imp"rvOus eating ~
clay mari. Above this mari If the irrah water
lake ut SalinH. Thcy bore thrUu III this and
roach the almost inoxhaust supply of brine"
BY this time the grologist shoemaker had
Finished pegging the sole to the upper: then
he fastened the attention Of his listeners.
Holding b mutful Jet blnck DetrithcttOn hhlt
| embedded In n pie ~ Of gray rock, he SAID;
! Here Is fine specimen OF tname uupro-
! nounronblel You can almost SEQ tue Joints in
1 the armor move. Examine those trilot.tcs
I spirfrrs. and hraehiopods. Thcee p"tri-
! fartions Of pearly nsh tmth OF tho Devonian
| period may interest YOU. Examine these cOrals
| found In tho earth. They wcre once par; OF tho
1 bad Of nm immense ocean. hnve many speci-
| mems TINT would repay an examination. IL you
| haven't time to- night. come in TO morrow morn
| ing. There are many wonders and great deal
| of wealth hidden In our State Prof WOlcott
| and other mon who have visited this section say
! II H. the most interesting In the world"
Alter passing an Instructive hour with the
| Reologst shocmnkrr the next morning looking
| over his many hundred natural curiusitics. tho
| correspondent, accepting q few mcmentogs of
the visit, departed with the impression that hero
1 was man Of real knowledge.
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The L8ray n'bs appears this morning and evidently
wide awake and, what Is more seems likely to stay
awake It's comely dress Is attractive Of itself aud its
cont. nts are varied interesting, and readable. Begin
ming with some acute comments current events IN
Notes o. the Week II passes ton CIR temperate, and
wei considered view Of " The Attitude ot the Parties
Republican and Democrat Among the signed Book Re.
views is one Of Secleys Life OF Stein By Mr. farke
GudWin who hnds the book excessively tedious, and
giving the reader clear idea Of stein. and one Of
% Lord Dunrrins Letters" by Prof Rasmus Anderson,
who out VI his abundant knowledge OF ceandic, cor.
reefs the noble lords errors ~ regard 20 dates
and names. Some papers on art are suggestive ana
udicinus especially one by Mr. Maurice MAuris, recon-
intending less heraA "a accepting works Of aItior public
exhibitions Music and the drama are looked after with
discrimination although We mink too great point Is
made Of the Interpolation in operas Of airs from otler
works "NAl Street and the course ~ ings there are
attended toby pen evidently eNpenenced and there
are iu lists Of the contents uf American and foreign
magazines since the last issue Of the Thc Finally In
sunilcmunt Mr.. Edgar Fawcctts Rutherford iScnn
clidrd Altogether. the LHidD Tths has more than
iusthed ITS temperance AMI seems likely 10 heroine
useful and entertaining guide in AtfnTs politics. finance
literature, amt art Ersuinq MaiL-Aip.
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Arehbl.hop'. Purcelr. Creditors.

No sooner do the creditors Of the Archbishop
come into notice objects OF sympathy than they are
bounced upon by the hArdheaTted tax collectors. aud
asked 10 come IN and their share Of the public bur
den II has been ascerained by the County Auditor that
number Of who have recently been discovered
10 be creditors the Archbishop not the list o
taxpayers az all and that they have been FOR years eud
ing the payment of tax by simply Omiung Ia mike any
return OF by swearing falsely tn the returns hey nave
made ditor CanVeler proposes 10 put all these cred
TORS on the list aud give them opportunity to make
oath to their taxable property II they neglect this OPP
portuniN he will them aud put the penalty.
its said that the law Will permit him To assess for taxes
Tor four years Many creditors have had money de
posted with the Archbishop longer period than that
,Nit having taxes all
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MERE MENTION.

The New York Athletic club will give open handicap
games NJ Mott Haven on Saturday, April 10
Col John Bachelor lectures In Stcinway Han on
Thursday evening subject Tile Battle OF Getty sburg
Coored residents are invited to attend meeting TO be
addressed ON the school question by ClergNmrn AMI
others IN Lyric Hall sixth avenue, ~ morrow evening
The Citizens Association Of the Twentieth Assembly
District has passed resolution commenting Mr. J. 4 N
richards Tor shooting the burglar Casey. whom Mr.,
Richards found In his house
The LOYAL sons OF America is an ORGANIZATION com
posed Of Youths whose object Is 10 abolish Intoxicating
drinks and exercise benevolent SPIRIT II proposes a.
hold an encampment az Medusa, on the Hudson River on
he a. uf
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"when I'm man, the stripping cries,
And strives the coming years "a scah--
All then shall be strong and wise,
when I'm MANI
"When was young the old man sish'
- Braycly the lark and hnnet SUI
Their carol under sunny skies,
When was Young"
"When I'm a man | shall he Tree
To guard the right, the truth uphold'
when was Noung 1 bent no knee
To power or gold"
Then shall ! satisfy my soul
with wonder Prize, whru ~ man
TOO late | found how VAN Tie goal
To whicE ran
"When TN man these idle toys
Aside forever shall be flung
"There was no poison in my Joys
when was young"
The boys bright dream is all before
The mans romance lies lar behind
Had VIC the present and no more,
Fate were unkind'
But brother, tOihng In the night
Sui count yourself not all unbleh
IL An the cast there Cleans hght,
Or IN the west . d..
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New ORLEANS. March 10. 1879 The under
signed certlnes that he held for collection for
savings Bank OF Galveston. Texas one half Of
ticket No Al 900. single number ''ClassC. in the
Louisiana State Lottery which drew the second
day March IL 1879; said ticket having cost tho
sum Of one dollar ut the Office Of j. ID. Sawyer,
III Market street. Galveston. Texas ana that
the Louisiana National Bank. on presentation
OF the ticket ut the Office 81 the company.
w. w. WALDO.
Runner Germania National Bank.
New Orleans. La.-Adr.
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"I can say conscientiously and with pleas
ure that the superior rubefacient qualities
of Benson's Capcine Porous Plosiete conSt'-
tute a marked improvement over the slow
action OF the common porous plaster !
have used them with great satisfaction"
STEPHEN WOOD, NJ. d., Flushing l.. l.
This article Is specially recommended as remedy LOT
snd suina complaints DO NOT take SUBSTITUTE NV ku,
The Genuine Benson Capcine Porous flasuf ana you
will not be dsAppoinIei-AdS
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FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.

n IA
The wonderful little Midgets remain At the Masonic
Temple
"VO"' i I.'',I = g. 49,
ing at the Lyceum Theatre.
MI ,n,tresmS prngramme r. oncned 'or inc eonce"
t,, N,' e. ,'. - ~ ',,,, 49,, ,u,,,,,.a
~','"."o" ~ '"e "a" rrane'sco s'nsuc's
The Sorccrer" aud III " Piniforen will he pro
dnced tomorrow evening at the Olympic Theatre
Tie "feavenworth Case" novel lateiy published by
eet Rowe "'" 'O"' " Oe''S ur"""u]'u ny MI '" raw
The pay next in order NJ Tho trn,on son,re "Iost
tt"nS az su"p'auon Oy MI OaHaur"n Of q" "n
W. RAM Wacsn,ov ,.u, .,,o.. =. III. NJ, =, a..
Brooklyn Park Theatre this week lie will be supported
Uy MS own company
Mr. George Vandenhoffs Dickens Mornings" AZ tho
union League Theatre attracting little attention.
Al, w -, r.ning ,,. oonu,.. ,,.,.,..u,,,,s .s,,.
will appcsr iii, wc"s al me B"Sry Tnsatre In bs poy
'" "'u N"s.o' a'u wv HNc"sers
and s psy IS TO H %S aS 81 Ia BIZ
Brooklyn Church Of Christian Endeavor.
ons Of S n9 s1d TnS sG 1ps s
Academy Of that city on Tuesday evening
BY Pfc Dsars oc ifs Wine CSrTeno Miss
's,. .,,u r.@nN''n ana hu"uaru hem,n%L .
, aee ser sister o us a m"T' Sn msres ih Ia
week IN Chicago as hSh ba'e'eup In " Pina'ore'
at the TSea" cSmoa and Mes arrsn and
Hart are Respondent IN their respective specialuca
Park T"stre The Palace Of TTm,h rs m prepara
unn with view 10 its production some time in April
The ., Rlark crooL An dravi,y tar,c aud,ences IN
Nbios a. lin Thsn,,e al 40 - and at,srtiyc naval
rs arc hcing graduaiiv snvcn into ,hc ncrinr,nanres
y, >, ''',', $500 - ~, ~ -, ,.-,.
rue play mat Jailed lu,icrously AZ MIDI last winter
under inc uue ~ New iork ana London has Just net
Mlul Scond ul.nsur IN bOnuon, Wnere " was chlleu
rue view b'oFloh'
Maud Granger does not fall in a way that pleases a
Chicago critic hut goes dow too much alter the ana n
ncr VI trick pony In circus-droppins gently TO te
knees and then rolling over an a very mild fashion,
ccorre tho coun, tan,a. oil, .,cno nj. ,,on.e. ~
appear lord Dvndrsarv The spectacle will be pre.
scntrd tomorrow evening at the II James The atre
Broadway between Thirtrth and Thirty nj II streets
NJ m. VIZ. ,.on,o,h M u,,r.L. oanoa., ,.iu D..
III, ~ .t - tssA Vyn.c' w w
pcsns natrs IA ss, " Al snneap ana ssnops
I ~, n ~ @ a. y, au -.
AuohnA r"seAhs VIII maAe "eI h's' appearance "e'c'
Mr. Abbcys new " Engaged - company will open to
morrow evening In Albany. Miss Catherine Rogers Miss
Genevicve Rogers. Miss Emily Delmnr. NJ. GEORGE
Parkes and Mr. Frank hordaunt the leading artists
OF the company
Mr. p burbank will dominance anna anernoon re-.
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IMBRIE-sCHUYLER- ON Thu sdAy March 20 At the
residence Of the brides father Bergen Point d. by
The Rev Dr. mhro Of Jersey tly. y l. lmbue to
Katherine Y Il daughter at 4. X schuyler, ESD
ELECTROMAGNETIC JONES --Ou Wednesday,
March ~ NJ the residence ol the brides parents by he
Krv 4 IS French Ellsworth " Pel ol Paramus. \ j ,
a. Marietta + Jones, and Frank " Dcm1rcst of Spring
valley j. to Alice q Jones both brides daughters OF
James = Jones u OradeN \. j.
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RENNhs FAIN kILLINu MAuIC UILI
Thisis remedy every family should have in the house
TO use IN cases OF emergency II is purely vegetable,
and may he used externally or internally. TRY for
CArARRH, SPRAINS, NEURALGIA,
COLDS. CRlCk IN THE BACK, RHEUMATISM,
TOOTHACIE HEADACHE STIFF JOlNrS,
or any other kind Of pain lameness As internal
remedy It operates kind dnusvc scdauvo, It tones
and corrects the stomach, aids digestion, and readily
cures -
collie COUGHS. SORE THROAT
and In fact all aches and pans that flesh h heir TO- The
Immediate and faithful Of Rcnne's Pain Killing Magic
OH in OF emergency, viii often save LIE VI long
and tedious sickness
sample Bottles Tree at Depot 90 MurTAyst
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Justice 10 Mayor Cooper.

From The Wdnne Dsmg7uic Pres.
The scathing rebuke administered by THE
Sun to Mayor Cooper OF New York Is significant and
opcn denunciaton Of the Mayors evengefu and unwar
ranted course and is entitled 10 general consider aunn,
coming as docs from journal which at the late cleo
unn Lnnt us lnnuemee Nd lANOI nl MI. NOoper.
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To TIL FpIron OF THE SUN-lSW: The re-
poft rntod in sporting paper soon after my departure
ur England that refused to put np money shooi WIN
rtions were at stake and he thought that sufficient
hl,t never iused Zoo rat ~, money in any proposition
ever made. . ..-. Dr. W. r. NAlNLh
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Arrf-<ts~BAruRDAV. March "a
81 Oder, Ieist Bremen Marchp d Southampton 12th
= Iharle ston. Berry, Charleston
Be CITY ~ Columbus Nickprson, Savannah
IS lladjt. faircioth. Curacao
ss lattlesnake, swain, Philadrlp hia.
s. franconia. Bragg. Portland.
Is Ferdinand der Taclcn, Cattoor. Naplea
Rhip Edith Tronp Smith, Antwerp
Rhip 81 Own Prince, Thompson, Bremen
Sup Roma Fidcs. Alhcrtsen, Antwerp.
Hhin Meta. Holes Bremen.
Snip Doris. Herbnth. Bremen.
Bark Ajax. Alpcncs. bordeaux.
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The shoemaker handed the board to the cor
respondent. aud. driving another peg, conts.nnoo
ued: Thus you see that while II takes bOO
feet TO reach the Marcellus shae at wyoming,
II lies Just under the suriace In lte Roy ihey
have penetrated about 500 feet here. II they
bore 1870 feet further they payy strike me SAT-
deposit which runs through wyoming az
depth Of about 800 feet. Prot. WOlcott OF Albany
agrees with me In this. | will read you an eH.
tract from a letter he wrote me about our weu'
The unusual supply Of gas interesting 10 Onon
daga County sulphureted hydrogen gas Is evolved "
great quantities IN the mmediae vicinity o. we SAT-
springs salna and Syracuse The unusual feature o.
the IL Roy well Is the great amount Of cOhlntd gas
That will probably cease In force and quantity Ihs
water may also diminish. and II so. the brine wiz be
stronger III running bed O salt before reaching lhe
bore II Tho brine TAILS hone they will go down l4eet
OF more The rock salt II present, VIII be found Wll
49, feet, ! ihink. have faith IN salt or brine
After driving n half dozen more pegs the &c;
ologist shoemaker laid Two pieces OF pasteboard
on his knees. Taking two bottles Dlled with
coarse looking, dull colored sand. 10 shook our
about q teasp oonlul from each on the pieces oil
pastoboard,, procured these drillngs from
BIC well na the dTill was going through tho Mar
eellus and limestone strata" he said. Then
pouring little amber liquid from very small
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DR. Pcrce's Golden Medical Discovery will cure a
cough IN hall the time necessary 20 cure with any
other medicine, ard II does IT, not by dry ins II nv Tut
by removing the cAuse huhdung the rrtAuun ma heAl
ing the affected parts Sold by druggisss-AdH
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Don, Waste the Croton.

Comm ssioner Campbell OF tho Depnftmenl
Of Public Works asks That the Croton water should not
be wasted by until the level Of inc 9eseiNvl
has been rcRaincd
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Bestaundred shirts in the CITY, 81 to 81 25 each British
socks. 2h pair linen collars, 81 20 per duA W Johns
ton 26O Grand 81 also AZ 9th RV, corner 2oth ST. Adr
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LOUISVILLE, March 22.-LOuisvllle cast to-
day her - votes solid Tor Luxe Blackburn for GnNer
nor Ills vote the hrst ballot, In the State ConNen
ton. will be over LOO
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Also sold by DITNAS. Aston House; CAswELL MAS
sEY 60 Broadway. cor 25th ST cklITENroS.
9Th ay., cox 9Th av and i2th St A. q. DUNG. Bow
ery and Canal st; BENSON. Harlem; KITCHEN
brooklyn; GROSS BROS, Wihiamshurgh. MOORE. Jcr
sey civ: CARDIGAN NEWARK. HAMANN SlEB re-
iobokcn' MUST sos, New Brun.Tick' pg n NOES
stapicon s /; REEvS A HOUSTON, Yomkcrs
| BARNES Tarrytown, MOELLER. Nyack, COUTANr
New Rochelle PECK, Jamaica; and by druggists gen
/
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Business Hottts.

oATARRn rs THE MOTT PREVALENT Of any known
disease. lie inadous and generally pronounced 10 be
incurabls. SWALLOWING WHILE ASLEEP, the viscid
secreons Of catarrhal cods PoIsoNs THE LUNGS and
from thence undcrmines every function Of the system.
The OF taste smell, and hearing are impaired,
DEAFNESS. Bronchius Polypuses, and Consumption
are the natural legacies sPURTs or PUTRID MUCOUS
upon the tonsls or from the ncss cracking in the
head pains at the sides Of the eyes and
pressure within the chest experienced when neither
THE CAUSE NOR THE FEARFUL CONSEQUENCES
are dreamed Of The discovery Of REAL CURE for
catarrh and Hay Fever by DR. Wei De Meyer Of New
York lie second In importance only to the discovery Of
preventive OF smallpox. The facts and proofs Of the
work being done by WEI DE MEYERS cATARRH
CURE are set forth In pamphlet, which is forwarded
gratis to any address The testimonials therein
tanned are unique suonably the MOST REMARKABLE
upon medical record They are not remote places
but at home where the writers may conferred with
Cases Of AVE- ten and twenty years standing well as
new cases yioid to the treatment ONE PACKAGE will
ordinary case Of cAtarrh or Hay Fever, and
two packages CURES THE Oldest and WORST CASES We
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al Derby t,vIre sun for S2a5. SILK Hats
81 ~ worth -. ~ NeW 'huth 81, az stars
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Ango.tura nItter. were rrsparea by DR.. j

O. Is SlEiERI Tor ms private use. Iheir reputation Is
such a. day that they have become generally known AS
the best appculing tonic Beware OF Couutcrtits Ask
your and druggist Tor the genuine article. Manu-
featured by DR. J. o. SlEGERf SONS.
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ton TO return the United states Treasury the $uo0
which was his share al the salary grab.
ESPENSIIlElDS Spring sly les OF Hcutcmcus Hats are
rea0y nspeo ION and sale at lls Nassau 81. near
Ann
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n Pure, Agreeable Tonic ma Nttmulhnt
suitable the uIcspnt the 1884 vintage u Or
INDEKlllLLS Dry Onion Port from the Croton Point
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DIJ-ORCFD.

HARTMEYER In the city OF New York. on the 22d
day VI March, 1870 by the Hon Abraham Lawrence,
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The Great Spring Medicine DR. CHANDLER
Chamomi.o Blood ana Liver rms Al druggists - cis
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MARINE INTELLIGkNOR

HirIAruRE ALHArAo-rHts ulY.
Sun rises... b91Hun sets...... t5lMoon seta ~
HieH wATnR--THteDAr
sandy HOOK, Ol0ov. Island. 5olHel uats- 10 n
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have ever seer

Mr.. EMMA C. HowEs, 80 West Washington square.
n y had cATARRH ~ YEARS, was cured BY two
packages
sAM'L BENEDICT. ia. Benedict Bros. jewellers. T6o
Broadway says one package cured member
my family Of catarrh and one package cured lady
friend Of HAY FEVER
Z H. BROWN. $50 Canal St. n Y.-Catarrh II years;
lost OF SMELL cured by one package.
GOoLD L BRUSH. with Tent Gri.wold kellogg. go
broadway n Y.-Coud NEITHER SMELL NOR TASTE;
TEN years terrible Caarrh; one package cured.
A. PHBLAN. merchant a. Nassau It. y. Y Cured
OF INFLUENZA IN THE HEAD.
Rev WV ANDERSON. pordham. n. VERY bad
CATARRH ~ YEARS, cured by one package.
Rev. cHAs }. JONES. New Brighton. ;. T-Catarrh
years, at times impossible to preach. One package
worth ten times the cost"
u. @ McKELvEY, Government Inspector, 1877 Mott st.,
n Y. SAYS. Il COULD NOT BREATHE THROUGH NY
EosTRII.s taste ami smell gone; my breath was so
Offensive TO render me AN OBJECT OF LoArniNG
and disgust Aitcr4 years ude scrbabe suffering was
cured by DR. WEI DE MEYERS remedy. uisoyer a
year since and have had no return OF acatarrhal
symptom"
X q. BLACKBURN. salesman with Lord Taylor. n
Y-Cured OF Catarrh by one package.
L A. NEWMAN, the largest dry goods merchant In
Brooklyn Fulton ST. Chronic Catarrh, years says
ply deiAns gave little hope, and the various
dies tried without avail After two weeks Of
your remedy wonderfully relieved and since then
ENTIRELY CURED L. A. HEwHAS
Ae. &c. 4e., &e &e.
Those Aiieed with any Kind Of nasal diseases are.n.
ved to send for Dr. Wei De Meyers pamphlet and par
ueuAry to inform us OF the OF using WEI
DE MEYERS cArARRH CURE Is delivered at els
SINGLE package. or 8 packages for e7oo
n "A DEWEY co Sole Agents 90 Dew II y Y