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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-26

The Arbeiter Verein society also give a
masquerade ball at their hall, February Is.
The balls given by this association aie always
we'll attended.
Alderman Story has plenty of bugges and
horses at his command, and he was elected
upon his street improvement muscle. Take a
drive up North Flores street, Mr.. Story.
An EngHshn,an saw band passing down
Commerce street last night. "Hello" says
he; "what bands thai7" "The Sunset" re-
piled his friend. SWELL" rejoined the in
quirer, ~ believe it; they're all dark"
The hackman who was fined the other
day for overcharging, informs lis that he has
secured remittal of his fine, and claims he
did not charge as much as the REGULATION
allowed. AT any rate, we hope Ms experience
will be warning to others not to impose on
strangers. .... =: +.
There was some idea that the McCutch-
con case in the district court would be mis-
trial, but eventually verdict of 'not guilty
was returned, although we understand ma
jority were in favor of conviction. ..
If plank in sidewalk gets out of place
a mile from the mayors Office, policeman is
sent to warn the unlucky citizen OF the matter,
while the city recorder allows people to wade
through the mud in front of his house--nc
sidewalk.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-26

w. Thompson, tramp, received lesson
in this city at the hands of the recorder this
morning. He used disgusting epithet to
Miss Porter last evening, and was fined $3o
with the option of the same number of days
as a prisoner. The fine is large, but no more
than necessary for the protection of our young
girls. 1
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-26

The suit Of J. H. McLeary, attorney
general, against the Western Union Telegraph
company, for $500 damages, in respect to de-
lay in delivery of a message, was this morning
adjourned by Justice Shields till Tuesday.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-26

There is great haste to get the side
walks down, and this is given as an excuse for
the Especial meeting' of the city council. 1t
would be good idea to rub the noses of ''his
honor" and the council in the filth that the
city has thrown out Of the bitches; perhaps
that would cure them.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-26
The Neal Case.
Musquiz.

The case of r. II. Neal, ex-secretary of
the San Antonio Real Estate and Loan Asso-
citation, for the ENLIGHTENMENT of $4,000, will
come before the court this afternoon. There
are four indictments. against him.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-26
KANSAS CITY MARKET

The suit of Sam. c. Bennett against the
|. & G. N. X. R., for damages amounting to
$I32, is set for 10 o'clock tomorrow in the
district court. -..... -.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-26
Local Dots.
sunshine is welcome.

II ne SUNSHINE 10 wSiSo"'~'
s.. -Guiteau's fate Is generally copcededto be
deserved. y.
ALL local advertisements in the LIGHT are
promptly answered.
Several weddings on tapis, as the cards
for printing is now in the hands OF the printer
The Sam. Houston tile is sure indica-
ton that the wearer wants to 60 to congress.
Candidates for the succession to the place
held by the o. a. should wear the Sam. HouS-
ton tile. ~ Z, .3NtSE ,sz,..t 30. "
MIR. Simon Frank, the popular clerk OF
Goldfrank, Frank & Co., has, we are glad to
learn. recovered from his illness.
The Y. M B. A. have already sold
tickets enough to their masquerade to insure
success. 4 lfi!,gE,tn5 .>;H ~ :
The masquerade ball at Peter Jonas' gar
den will certainly take place, wet or hne' on
Saturday evening mex.
Six ladies chartered one OF the Herdlc
coaches, yesterday, put out sign "full, and
made several trips over the town. .-.
Frank Star is doing nice business at his
new restaurant. Frank IS "a cieVef' ha'u-
working fellow, and deserves success.
Birdie Martin and Lula Sherwood have
been again before the recorder and oroereo 10
pay ten dollar hne. .''-'
Justice Adam married w. Graham (col-
ored soldier) to Ellen Hopkins tcoi.) al HIS
own residence last evening"
The Russians we wrote of some days
since, are all employed, except two' ana theSe
will be placed in day or two. ~.
Our macadamized. streets cost great
deal Of money and it is a shame TO lei them
60 to ruin. .,,.,.-- , ,- .,...-.... ....... .-
r Thomas will be examined by Justice
Adam ,b;s.,fernoon. on the charge of forging
pawn ticket
Til xneech of M. G.. Anderson in the
Shook case is spoken of in the highest praise.
Mac can do it. when he is in the humor.
far her lost fur tippet is requested to call al
This Office to identify one that has been found.
=. H. ,,.r ,,o,l,s &c al we,,
.,,,, hut tbe mud WORKS If the civ need
looking after first.
,..,;,5,o ,srn;, wos ;ssued 70 Mr. Ia
-, M, ,n,rr;,o for humber stoI,.
,,:.:. u.s, ia. A.. lin c,res, LII !
,.,,,;. ,s.s :, ,hs 6,,h and mud y
tt. =. n. hons.hold crv of every family in
10y :. ..o,l,;.a &c n. c;,v council
40 g. ao;n. .
,ine , "s; 49, sns,Ls well for o.,
spe l''' =. ,h.. ,h.vs f.;,.d in m,nv other
towns ; fif i . I ?. > /.
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mzea s'fee'S Is Tic o"S'"e'S u Jul '''
authofiqes' T) -, :.
-Mat'le M'i's was uh.s morning ."a'se'
before JuSuce AuamS WIN S'.".s p'0, I'll.
DTODertY OF Emil l)eSIn, anu III uellult OI
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. :
LIVERPOOL, January 26.-Cotton- quiet
and unchanged; middling upIands 65sd; mid
ding Orleans 634d. Total sales, 5000 bales.
January and February futures 6 2I-32 d.
GALVESTON COTTON MARKET.
GALVESTON, January 26.-Cotton-receipts
1850 bales.
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
KANSAS CITY, January 26.-Bacon-short
clear Io5sc; long clear 1896.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-26
WARNED AGAINST FRANCE

Berlin, January 23.--The German papers
remark that almost before the suspension of
the publication of the st. Petersburg newspa-
per, Ponadok, it published moderate article,
warning the Russians not to seek French
alliance. 49, 4tise ttiE 4
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-26
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
A NEW PAPER IN ROME.

Rome, January 23.-The late editor of the
Direlto has announced the immediate publica-
ton OF a new political paper, to be entitled La
Rassegna, in which he will be assisted by the
old staff, and will continue the policy of the
paper abandoned in consequence Of its sale to
the Banque of France-Roman, of Paris. As
regards liberty, its editor has solved the diff
Guilty by purchasing it for SI4coo. ~ .t9
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-26
PRESIDENT GoNzALEs.

City Of Mexico, January 24.-The condition
of President Gonzales, who underwent sur
gical operation yesterday, is improving, and
further trouble from his old wound is obvi-
ated. He will resume his official duties with,
in weeks time.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-02-09

measure was then passed BY SO to Is. A
bill was passed to appropriate 100000 for
the erection OF fre-proof hall OF records
for tho War Department. The Secretary Of
the Interior transmitted the draft Of . bill
to extend over Indian lands the act for the
preservation Of timber. Mr.. Teller reported o
bill granting life pensions Of 5000 per an
mum to the widows Of Presidents Gar
field, Polk and Tyler. The bill to extend the
northern boundary or Nebraska was passed.
The House devoted the day, in committee OF
the whole, to tho private calender.
A resolution was adopted by the House, on
the 4th inst, to pay John G. Thompson, ex-
Sergcant-at-Arms, $4,000 for expenses in
Cured in connection with the Garfield obse-
quies. In committee Of the whole on the Post
Office Appropriation bill, it was agreed that
100000 may be used IN establishing the free
delivery system ct new points, and that &25, ,OOC
per year shall not be paid for carrying mailf
across the bridge 1t st. Louis. The Senate waa
not IN session.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-02-09
LATER NEWS ITEMS.

At meeting Of the House Garfield
auditing committee, last week, ! communica-
ton was received from the doctors who at-
tended the murdered President, saying they
declined to set any value on their services, but
simply made statement Of their labors, and
referred the matter Of compensation TO the
discretion Of Congress. The committee voted
to adopt their view Of the case, and will not
require an itemized statement OF their visits.
The other expenses must be based on items.
The physicians made no reference to tho serv-
ices and proper compensation Of DR.. Boynton
or Mrs. Edison.
Mrs. Catherine Branch, the Oldest
person in Massachusetts,, died 1t Boston, In the
11ota year OF her age.
A snow-storm of extraordinary du-
ration and great volume prevailed over the
Eastern seaboard, The snow WAS about four
teen inches deep in most Of the Eastern States.
including Virgins. Trains were abandoned in
many places, particularly in New England.
Jersey City, n. J., was visited by .
$500, 200 fire.
In q number Of Russian interior towns
obsolete statutes establishing jewish residence
quarters are being revived.
The Italian Chamber Of Deputies has
passed bill inaugurating the scsutin-de-liste
system, and the Government viii make its
adoption a Cabinet question.
Russia is accused, in spite Of her as
sertions to the contrary, Of having inspired the
Herzegovinian trouble BY the Pan-Slavic agita-
ton in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
France is purchasing large number
Of repeating rifles from the Austrian small-
arms mandatory.
Rear Admiral Beaumont has been put
upon the retired list, after service OF forty
years.
Thomas ]. Durant, counsel on the
part OF the United States before the American
and Spanish Claims Commission, is dead.
The third Of David Davis dinners was
attended by Gen. Sherman, the Cabinet and
Supreme Court and twenty Senators.
Lieut.. Danenhower and the other
invalid members Of the Jeanette survivors in
Siberia have been ordered homo by the Secre-
tary Of the Navy.
Joseph Mahan, Of Cleveland, found q
handsome powder horn on the knob Of his hall
doof, and hung It about the neck Of his little
son. An explosion soon took place, two
children losing their eyesight. It is thought
that the horn was an internal machine placed
by some enemy.
A stage with eight passengers at
tempted to cross the Mayo bridge over the
James river into Richmond, Va, when span
scyenty-fve feet long fell thirty feet to the
water without fitting, carrying the coach and
its load safely down.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-02-09

Senator David Davis gave the first Of
series Of dinners in Warrington among tho
guests being President Arthur, Speaker Keifer,
ex-secretary Blaine and Chief Justice Waite.
The bill prepared by the Judiciary
Committee OF the Senate for the suppression
Of polygamy, which will be vigorously pushed
to vote, provides that no polygamist shall sit
Oh jures, exercise the right Of suffrage, or hold
Office. Cohabitation with more than ono woman
will be accepted az proof OF polygamous mar
riage. Another section provides for the APP
polntment Of five Registrars Of Election by the
President.
A Washington dispatch says that Gui-
teau il very much subdued, and says little ex-
cept to his guards. District Attorney Corkhill
has received from Cameron, No., package OF
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-02-09
Legislative l'roceeiings.

Bills were introduced in the Senate, on the
27th nlt.: by Mr.. Harmon, authorizing the
location Of highways across lands belonging to
the State OF Iowa /; by MIR. Gl.ber, to regulate
the working OF highways b. Mr. Smith, re-
qnlring City Councils and Boards Of Trustees
of cities and towns organized uilder the general
lncorl loratlon laws OF Iowa to pass annual ap.
preparations and to limit expenditure Of money
by them: ty Mr.. kamear, to prevent the carry
lug or sale OF certain Weapons and to coniiscate
the same. MIR. Larrabee, from Ways and Means
Committee, reported fayorably on the bill
for tho consolidation Of the war aud
asnis % @ he asss Tor siesssa ns sa
ton OF the war and defense bond tax. collected
and uncollected, now in the hands Of County
Ircasurers, with the State revenue. In the
House the Speaker announced changes
III the Visiting Committee TO the State
institutions 80 rs to read: The Gem-
mitt,e on Soldiers and Orphans Hume would
ccll.is. OF Messrs. Robb and Johns, instead
OF Rohb aid johnson. Reform School al Et-
dora, Myssrs. Davidson and Roliek, Instead Of
Davidson and Evans. Asylum and Feeble
minded Children, Platter aud Morgan. iaA'sad
Of st. CLAIR and Morgan. On motion q nr.
stcuf, tie resolution offered Sbs him III relation
to the auiteau Jury was cxpunged from the
journal OF the House. Resolutions Of respec.
10 the memory Of Hon. w. Il. Webster. mom-
| Der from Page county, were adopted. aud re-
marks were made III TelalloH 10 usc astu "
| Messrs. lursan. Evans, Mertoa AMI Wlcas.
| Both houses adjourned to Thursday, Foh. ?.
The Legislature reconvened on Thursday, thu
| "a inst, and held very brief session. The
tariff question came up incidentally in the
Senate by the introduction Of resolu.
i ton by Senator Logan, OF Harrison county,
/ lnstrueting Iowa Congressman to use oil means
| in their power to prevent any increase Of duty
| on steel blooms and wire rods, which tho Ways
| aud Means Committee OF Congress has recon-
men.led There was comparatively no discus
| sion on il. The resolution was finally referred
/ TO a committee with instructions to report in
two days. Nothing OF Importance occurred IN
l Size House.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-02-09
FOREIGN NEWS.

Richard Brinsley Knowles, the only
surviving son Of the dramatist, James Sheridan
Knowles, is dead.
The amount required to scatter the
Jews OF Russia over the United States and Cam
ada ia estimated by the London promoters OF
tine enterprise at Fl 100000.
A band of Herzegovinian insurgents
ten Austrian gendarmes and massacred them
with frightful ferocity.
Six hundred fishermen persisted at As
trakhan in terrific gale.
A reservoir burst at Calais, France,
and the torrent destroyed a school house and
two other buildings, occupied at the time. Few
inmates escaped.
The Swiss Legislature has passed a
compulsory vaccination law, 80 to %.
Premier Gladstone, replying to COM
munication asking the release of the suspects
(prisoners under the coercion act), says he can
not do 80 until they have lost their power oi
encouraging disturbances in Ireland.
The Austrians and Herzegoviniani
have had another desperate encounter at Bilek
in which twenty men were killed on each side
Thirty-five soldiers Of Dalmatian regiment
went over to the enemy Austria is providing
for the transportation Of $4,000 men to South
Dalmatian ports.
A dispatch received ut st. Petersburg
from Lieut.. DaneElaucr at Irkutsk an
nounces that tho whereabouts Of Lieut.. d.
Long and party is now known, and that Dan
cnhauer proposes to remain in Siberia and un
jertake an expedition in search along the coas
Of Lieut.. Chipp and party.
A crowded meeting was held at th'
Mansion House, London. to protest agains
the persecution the Jews were suffering il
Russia. Resolutions w.re passed expressive 0
the opinion that the Russian laws concerning
the Jews tend to degrade that country in til
eyes OF Christcndom.
The corporation of London has sub
scribed E3OO to the fund in aid OF the Russian
Jews. The Rothschilis, OF Paris and London
gave E5,oo0 each.
Gambetta has resumed the editorshil
Of his journal, Reps.blir.e Francdise.
The defalcation in the Taganro
Custom House, South Russia, amounts
s47,0OO.0Oo.
In the attempt to capture the murder
ers Of Huddy and his nephew, the Irish cor
stabulary seized nearly every person residing i
town on Lough Mask.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-02-09
A Disappointed Marksman.
Texas siftings.l ]

A chap went into crockery store the
other day, little hooked up, and feeling
as though he ought to break something,
said TO the proprietor, as he viewed a
long shelf full Of crockery and glassware:
'.What will you take to let me throw my
boot at that 'ere?" "Just one dollar, "
answered the owner. The man paid tho
money, and taking of one Of his boots,
took aim ct the shelf with the intention
of raking il from one end to the other.
He threw it with ell his might, and it
went forth with . great deal Of swiftness,
but missed every bit Of crockery, landing
in tub OF water in the rear Of the store
A more disgusted man hes seldom been
sean,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-02-09
FIRE IN NEW YORK.
Loss sl.OOQs QQ0-A Number Ol Person

disastrous fire, entailing loss Of about
d, ,O0O, 900 and tho death Of at least seven per-
sons, occurred at New York in the fve-story
building with two cellars owned by Orlando
B Potter, and occupying the south
half Of the triangular block bounded by
Park row and Nassau and Beekman streets
The building was almost exclusively occupied
by people engaged directly or indirectly in the
printing and publishing business. numacr
Of weekly papers, among them the Obscrrer. tue
Scientific american, the TurJ. Field ana Farm,
the Scottish American and others, had the.r
offices there, and there, too, several lead
ing advertising agencies were located.
Adjoining and separated by parry
wall, was the Office Of the New York
Times, which narrowly escaped complete ae-
struction, aud near by was the postotfice build
lug, which was at one time thought to be in
great danger. In the rlckety old fire-trap in
which the flames originated, and which should
long ago have been remodeled or else pulled
down ~ dangerous structure, were employed
500 people, who were all at work when the tire
broke out in the hall on the lower floor The n,sh
for safety through the narrow passage des,l-
oped with terrible force the danger that hal
long been known to exist. The means Of cgress
were shamefnlly insufficient, and an awful Log-
ror tilled the hearts Of the vast multitude NAlca
assembled in the City Hall Park as spectators OF
the frightful drama. The scenes rs dcscrih. a
in our dispatches were fearful almost beyond inn
agination-51O people penned up like rats il.
q blazing trap leaping from the windows
to find death on the cruel pavement below, Or
falling back into the flames through fear Of
taking the appalling leap; 100000 people
gathered to watch the issne Of life and death,
powerlass to save or succor. Six or seven per-
SONS were taken from the building by ire,len
or others on the Nassau street side, eight or
ten on BeeknMn street, and five or xix OH Park
Row. The number Of deaths assured is i've.
Ellen Buck, colored woman 81 years old, jsn-
itress Of the building, who jumped from the
fifth story and had her skull fractured. Joseph
Cunningham, foreman OF the Observer com
posing room, IS years old, who ns.d to set
type Ut the same stand with Horace Greeley,
aud was an ultimate friend OF both he and
William Cullen bryant, burned IN the ruins.
Richard s. Davey, al Engi-hman, con,-
positor in the Scottish American Office, fell
from fonrth-story window 40 years u age
lsft leg. left arm and lower jaw fractured, and
severe internal Injuries. Alfred W. Harris, 81
years old. The assistant foreman Of the o.
server composing room burned III the building
Mary Blonnt, New jersey. Mary o'Con
nor, city Mary Smith, city. William Stnbbs
photographer, Brooklyn. Three others.
Four weekly newspapers were burned out.
The postofice escaped ignitien by closing III
iron shutters. Munn Il Co., Of the Scienhr.
A,mericaa lost large amount Of patent mod
els. Il NJ. Stewart, editor OF the Scottish Amei'
! jc0n, was rescued by one OF his composltors.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-02-09
POLITICAL POINTa.

The half-breed" Republicans Of
New York have decided to make Collector
Robertson their candidate for Governor, in the
expectation that Conkling will head tho stall
wart ticket.
The management of the National
Republican has been changed It is now an
administration paper.
The Tammany members of the New
York Legislature united with the regular DEM
ocrats in electing c. F. Patterson Speaker,
for six weeks.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-02-09

George Scoville has returned to his home In
Chicago. He viii not prepare the appeal pa-
pers In the case before March. Guards watch
the assassin night and day.
Guiteau was vaccinated in the jail on the
day that he received his death sentence.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-02-09
Great Germ DESTROYER,
DARBY,S
PRoPHYLACTIc FLUID.

Pitting Of SMALL
.P0x prexeqted.,
Ulcers Purified AMI
healed.
Gangrebc prevented
and cured.
Dyscntcty cured.
Cuts healed rapidly.
Scurvy cured in stlsrt
time.
letter dried up.
Perfectly harmless.
For Sore Throat it is
sure cure.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-02-09
| DlpHThsRlA
PREvEN TED.

Cholera diis>ipate,i.
Ship tcver prevented.
In cases oil death in
the house IL should
always be used IN
the corpsc--,t viii
prevent smelling.
An antislute Tor ami
NAL or vegetable
poisons. sting>, cite.
| Dangerous efllnvias
OF sick roeni> and
hospitals rem ,ned.
Yellow Fever
\ Eradicated
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-02-09
A gentleman who has taken

A gentleman who has taken much in
terest in the matter-telegraph Washington
correspondent-say he is satisfied, after care
ful inquiry. that the President does not intend
to do anything in regard to the Fitz John Por-
ter case, not even to the extent OF granting
him pardon, which would restore him to full
citizenship again
John D. Defrees resigned the position
Of Public Printer by command Of his physi-
clan, although asked by President Arthur to
remain.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-02-09

2nnh th Company ows ~ 1es aAsva asvs y heavy lines
a "a
AZ MODERN
HAaM1cE.y sLEEPx1s Tou sndhs PARL0s
RAHROAD uO1I9 DINING Halls nu ks their excellence
Adams Chicago she elegant
s. Tndas Sin al
g. n1!3IL. ". yAM HoHaEy A. H CARfEnrEk y r1ok
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-02-09

MEvERDEN'S
FURNiTURE \ / /
WARERooMs,
Two Doors North Of Trunbull's Store,
cREsco, IOWA,
G supplied With the largest and best assorsDeas q
FURNITURE Of al descriptions, and Of the best
grades and qualities ever offered in this market
evervthinv New---Latest STYLES.
NO OLD GOODS.
ConGisting os
EXTENSION TABLES,
SECRETARIES, BOOK CASES,
wARDRoBEs, BUREAUS,
BEDsTEADs. CHAIRS,
SPRING BEDS. MATTRESSES.
LOUNGES AND SOFAS,
BRACKETS. WHAT-NOTs.
LOOKING GLASSES,
PICTURE FRAMES.
CURTAIN OORNIOEs.
In sAost every article bslongins 70 the trade ana
sad adapasd to the wants Of Dc esnmunity.
UNDERTAKING
n III y hssashss promptly attended TO- either day
Hs Sas large assortment es
Oofins, Burial Cases and Caskets,
which hs b pesparsd 70 trim snd furnish on short
notice. and In such style and manner - ordered q
The most reasonable prices.
THANKING the public for fnv0es AAd ~ confidence
1nSor1ined norS than Aver to nerf thair coma
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-02-09
| ftAey|t1Mb.l

Csntagion destroyed.
Sick rooms purified
and made pleasant.
EcycIcd and sick per-
sons relieved and
refreshed by bath.
ing with Prophylac.
tic Fluid a,lt.cd to
the water.
Ssft white complex.
ions secured by its
use in bcthing.
Impure air Is made
harmless and puri-
fed IL by sprinkling
NJ Darby's Fluid.
To purify tho Breath.
Clernse the teeth. 1t
can't be surpassed.
EatOrrh relieved and
cured.
Erysipelas cured.
Burns cured instant
ly; scars prcuentesl.
Removes NIL unpleas-
ant otlOrs.