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a BALCl MORE RAILROAD.
January 20 1882


TRAINS WILL LEAVE WILMINGTON AZ FOL
Lows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta
tons, $3.50, 9.09 1889 a. M; 2:3D, 4 1880, 1000
p. IL.
Philadelphia tsxprcss), =, 2:23 $50, 7:26, g.
IS, O. 94e, Nos 4. M; lZlb, lSS, blT, e:l0, e:Ss
800 p. IN.
New YORK 100, &23 $50 Is3b. 9.4s, 1853 a.
M, *l2:iS, 1853, 6.F, Gasp, n
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, LOB
40 Il. H., and up. IN.
For Baltimore only, Los a. m. s and Q p. N +,
Baltimore and bay Line, o.bT p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1.42, 45l,
800, 6.88 a. m, l. 0, 1903, o.6i, ll04 p. N.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New CASTLE, S.35 a. NJ, Los, 6.2sp. IN.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, s,86
Z. IN, LOS, e.2b p. m.
Dslmsr and Interim diste Stations IS -
m., LOS, p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
$40 6. m u III $50, $50, express 9.b6)l0 p. N.
Philadephis snd New ork, 400, 2.23 .. n
b17, o.38 p. IL.
Baltimore and Washington, l.2, l.6l
90 a. H.; ll.Ol p. N. LOS AN.
For further intornation passengers ARC 70
srred 70 ths time tablos posted at tho depot
Trains marked thus ~ Ere limited expres
upon which extra fare is charged.
FRANK THOMSON, J. X. WOOD,
fenl Manager Gem Pass. AIT.
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BOARDING PLEASANT Rooms AND
IL good board at S04 Knight. ml8-ott
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RIlNH-AT 50, WEST TENTH
ID stree married AID single gentlemen
can be accommodated. hiS-6t
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NOR RENT-NEW THREE. STORY
Z hous No. 1917 West street; has all the
modern improvement and is in a nice neigh
borh cd; rem 10 Y; iLqulre NJ John Green, col
Delaware avenue a. Washington st. m.1it
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The Ulcers and members of Excelsior
L9dg", No. T. X. OF P, and ths public in gen
tr'l are earnestly invited to tleud the flner,
al oar late brother Jam slime, to meet at
tastie Hal, on hurs lay, at one o'clock r
Ms, to proceed TO he Old Swedes church.
Ky rider OF the C. u
m2l-2t WM j. MORELAND, X. OfRS,
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yRS. ii. & W. X. GARRETT.

DEN fists,
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k ct street to the Southeast cor nth and
" asbingtO streets. mzl-4tt
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votlnw Money 20 KelIoEg.

WASHINGTON. March 20.-In the
Senate to-day Mr.. Hoar called up the
resolutions recently reported from the
committee on privileges AMI elections
allowing Senators Butler and Kellogg
s., 500 and $9,500 respectively for ex-
peuses incurred by them In vindicating
their titles TO their seats. He ex-
plained in answer to inquiries By
Messrs. Saulsbury, Davis and Harris,
that the propositions covered only ac-
tual expenses for counsel fees, wit
Desses, stenogrsphing and printing.
and that like provision had been made
for the contestants, (Oorbin and Spot
foF6i), the first having been given
$40, 600, the other $1,000 for their
expenses. Mr.. Salisbury asked where
there was any precedent for allowing
. sitting member sGch expenses. Dir.
HOar said be was not aware Of any,
but the South Carolina and LouisiaDs
cases were exceptional and peculiar
ins smuch as they necessitated proof
OF the validity Of the State Legislature
In each instance. The resolution
passed without further rsmarkS.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-22
Cours House improvements.
A NUMBER OF CHANGES TO TAKE
PLACE IN THE COURT ROOM.

A NUMBER OF CHANGES TO TAKE
PLACE IN THE COURT ROOM.
After the first term Of Court in the
new Court House, and during the
subsequent terms the Chief Justice
and his associates complained that the
platform upon which they are seated
was entiTely too high.
II having been decided to make .
few impr 1vements, Mr.. w. w. Saith,
Of No. 276 South Third street, Phila>
deiphia, who furnished the Court
room, was requested to come here and
confer with the Building Committee
Of the Levy Court. Mr.. Smith arrived
here this morning, and after q confer
euce, it was decided TO lower the
judges platform twelve inches, the
clerk Of the courts desk six inches,
aud the platform Of the witness stand
sWelve inches. and the railing around
the same six inches.
The Improvement 10 regard to the
judges platform and the witness
stand is certainly needed, as it is al
most impossible for persons even at a
short disiarce from tho places named
to hear what Is being said. The work
viii be commenced in time to have it
completed By The May term OF Court.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-22
Vrea Ys.ssraay,. Laas Ealaloa
Rm LAsr KFFoRT.

WILL HARETgAx HANG ON FRIDAY
HExT. THAT Is rag QUESTION 10
BE SETTLED By TIE GoyKKNoR TO
DAY.
Ever since the conviction and SEE
teDca 10 eealh Of Jeremiah HaFriganr
for the murder Cf Deans Shea, there has
been strong feeling in behalf Of tie
condemned man.
Net only have the counsel Of prisoner
presented reasons for = leFrieve, bot .
Bupsber of petitions Lume rCu.ly sigI ed
haye also been sent 70 the Governor.
Esen The jury Who pFoBoui ced the
drrad verdiet of sguii.y,n were called
together for The pnrposs tf signing .
joint petition for Ferr ere. TIE mem
beFs present al the mt mteting rflsed TO
do 90, but . number Of them have
signed - individuals.
To-day iba las effort will be made In
behalf cf HarrigaD, As stated in the
GAzKrrE large delegation IFS this
morning for Dover Where they will
baye an Interview with the Governor,
aud present claims fR = Iep:ieve.
WhstLer they vail meet with success re
u aiDs 70 be sten. II hey fail 10 their
mission HaIrigAn hangs on Fricay
next.
On Thursdsy Sheriff Clark will COM
meDce The erection OF the s:sG Id, from
which The condemned man will be sent
to eternity.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-22
The Man who Aaaseks GarneIa,

WAsHINGIoS, March 2O.-Congr 4ssms n
john ID. White, OF Kebtu ,ky, Who was
ehsirmaa of the d deleg alton TO the Z ui sage
COnVeBtion Ia 1880, Of which VIII am
Brown. the tu.hor of the recent attacks
on sldeut Garfield's chara tsr an1
who signed hIInstlf "Justice," was a
member, among other thiT ~ said lay
that he kUeW the assailInt well and be
wai bright, intelligent maa, who has
become, ho Wever, considerably broken
by excessive drink. He Remembered th at
Mr.. BtowD, when Garfelds name Aas
presented - the convention, arose and
protested re.tsrating in SUITS ancs the
recent opinion as expressed IN his letter
though In a modified form. So far ~ tue
mentioning .of the Chase letter at thai
time is concerneI, Mr.. Waite says It a,
net spoken OF, tu' Mr. Brown offered
his genera! opinion on what he termed
Garheid's treacherous nature.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-22
Collector RobeFtsOn'a visit to the
PreaHdene.

Collector Robertson got back from
washington yesterday. In answer 10
questions IS to the reported intention cf
tue PRESIDENT 70 ramoVs him, he said: !:
"Well, II you wait 70 see me turned out
you Wlli have 70 wait . long time.
:hink. The stories were Without any
foundation and were probably started
oy Interested parties. My trip was a
pleasant one III every way. / saw the
PRESIDENT AID Secretary FoIger, and
tney were vey friendly. was satisfied
lhat am not 10 be removed. Ast, the
ioleign mission for me that has been
take about, could have one probably
II wanted 1t, but prefer a home mis-
sion' Friendly with Arlbu'? oh, YES.
our only political differences were about
obe man, Grant, who did not believe
could be elected, and another man.
Conkllng. While 1 was in Was liHeton
l vas much gralifiel by the exprt lions
0i western SeDalDrs and Congressman
whom l met. | s,arted on The trim
feeling well and 1 come back fe cling
better"
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sn., whs.e rrvsnx 60 Eseapss

RICHMOND, March 2O.--JAko Wllxer-
coo, . negro convics In The Pspitsntlary,
Hss shot las. night BY one sftke suarcs
while trying 10 ts ape. De and four
olhe. fellow cnnvicls confined 10 the
same cell bad cut hole through the
wall which overlook The outer yard. a. d
wiIkerson vas gelllng cut through ,ihe
h,Ie when sLo'. All nSesilgation shew-
I'D that the prisoners bad wsde q sub
s.antial rcps 10 aid them iB tier attempt
10 fight, and but FIR the timely dssov-
cry Il WiIkersoh'J movements be and
h,s mats would have escaped. Wilker-
son was sent to the penitentiary from
MackIenburg county for twenty years
for burglary and jail burning and bad
served sixteen years. He will nov get
IN additional i've years. he IS not Ia
tally lut.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-22
the lquiBoealaI once More.

Nothing IS more enraging to the
great body Of scientists than the per-
sIstehcy with which great storms ap-
pear almost on tbe dates on which the
sun CROSSES the line." Ii ia utterly
ridiculous for ram to fall in torrents
on or about March p and September
Sl' when the sun really stands as still
as on any other days cf the year; but
the rain seems to have no knowledge
oil meteorology and an immense regard
1or exploded theories and old women's
tables. Any scientific information
tnat may be offered to-day should be
iisteDed to respectfully, but let no one
DC persuaded TO leave his umbrella at
home.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-22
aEHRAL HEWA


Me-. FREY introduced . bill yesteF-
day In the Senate 70 charter q eompaay
70 buiIi q rsilrosd from NeE Yo-k %
Washington.
General and Mrs. Grant arrived
IN Washington yesterday afternoon
and were driven 10 the White House
where they will remain for several
days a. the guests Of President
Arthur.
The Senate COMMITTEES on Military
Affairs decided yesterday TO report
adversely on the bill ioT the retire.
ment Of General Alfred Pleasan-
ton.
A caucus Of Republican Senators
and Representatives was held lass
eYeningsin theHall Ofkeprese ntative
TO select 9 Republican Congressional
Campaign Committee. Among the
members OF the Committee are
George NJ. Robson, OF New Jersey,
and ID. G. Fisher, of Pennsyl JaDia.
The President has signed the joint
resolutionmaking a further appropia
tion of sl50,O00 for the relief of
the sufferers BY The Mississippi
floods.
It is reported from Bismark,
Dakota, that two trains have been
wrecked on s.the Northern Pacific
Railroad, on SweetBriar forty miles
west OF that place, A work train
aid passenger train broke through
q abEidge. and THIRTY persons are said
10 haYe been killed. No particulars
are gwen.
II. 7. Crosby Chief Clerk Of the
War Department, has requested
leave Of absence until JalY lst, and
has offered his resignation, to take
effect on that dats. His request is
granted, and his resignation accep-
ted.
The annual session Of the Grand
Section Of PennsylVAnIa Independent
Order Of Cadets Of Honor and Ten-
penDee was held yesterday. There
were 300 more members admitted than
during the previous year. The re-
ceip's were $4l36, and the benefits
$3.50. Six new sections were insti-
tuted and two suspended.
James Ashwortb, ex-ColleetOr Of
Internal Revenue in the First Phila-
delphia District, died in Florida yes~
terday, in the 4sth year of his age.
An order making ten hours a days
work went into effect in the navy yard
at Portsmouth, New Hampshire, yes
terday.
About forty Of the striking Weavers
at Lawrence, Massachusetts,, returned
TO work yesterday morning. Subse-
queDtly, a meeting of the strikers was
held on the common, at which 1t was
decided, by vote Of $40 to 20, to con-
Time the strike. The meeting then
adjourned to the City Hall basement,
where . union was organized. The
Pacific Mills were closed in the after.
noon throwing out of employment
$500 persons.
At yesterdays Cabinet meeting the
couri-martial case OF Cadet Whitaker
was disposed of by disapproving the
sentence of dismissal from the service
imposed oy The Court, on the ground
that the technical evidence taken at
the trlal was Improperly introduced.
The decision Of the Cabinet sustaips
the opinion of the Attorney General.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-22
Who were Tner1

Upon the arrival Of the northbound
Delaware train, this morning, at $50
O'Clock, about twenty coloFed men
disemoarked. Speculation as 20 who
they were was at once rife among
those standing at the station. As
the men we're clothed in garbs usually
worn BY people who live in the country
It was at once surmised that they
were the twenty Influential citizens
% OF St. Georges hundred, mentioned
6y the Nsaes as being disfIanchised,
coming here for the purpose Of over
aNing tue Levy COurf, and demand.
lng that their taxes be received.
Whether this surmise was correct is
not known, but it is certain that The
men are In lowe.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-22
Akpanlsh Pra,..,.

LONDON, March 20.-The Spanish
GoVernment has sent a letter to the
English Government demonstrating
against the arrest by the English au-
tnoilties at Singapore OF the Captain
Oh the Spanish mail steamer sailing
from thai port. The arrest, according
70 the representation Of the Spanish
government, was wholly upjustifiable
Inc a1Air, however, is rather a frivo-
Gus one, and the complication grow
ing out OF 1t is likely 20 be serious.
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Flrea BY Lightning AZ sea.
WILMINGTON, n. c., March 2

WILnSGTOS, \. c., March 20.
The German bark August, Captain
LoDnies, from this port FOR Liverpool,
when $50 miles OF the Fryingpln Light
ship, on the morning Of the 10Th inst,
was struck by lightning, setting fire 10
her cargo If cotton 1892 balts). Her
ha,ches weie bAltened dOwn aud she
PUT back fJr port. She fell in with The
steamer City Cf San Autonio, which
toWed her TO Cap" Fear Bar, where she
was taken in tow by the steamiug
Blanche and brought iLtO Poit. Water
Is nov being umIeI into her bold.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-22
An Ex-MInister,s Sad De.,b.

LANCASTER, March 20.-Henry 9,
ho9gers, who was United States Minis
Ter TO the Kingdom of Sardinia upder
Inc administration of Presid ant Van Bu-
ien' aud one OF tie three surviving mem.
oets OF tbe Pennsylvania Constitutional
convention Of 1897. died las night in
zoe County Almslouie IN this city, OF
which IN titution he had been an inmate
ior several weeks pas. He was near
ly eighty years old.
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a Geld or sore shr..
NnnOunt 70 much, and N may ay nN Aaau !.
~ can easily be cured ~, llptly aliesal
followed BY eonsan nisess.e ~ neglect ~.
~ Lneuseine mas ever been a,sn y phtke,E
49, ~ gaaekiy and sSireI,, ~ oleIed VIA
.nAEAM DAVIS PAIN kns,c ~ ns,ch easss.
ptolnpt use of this fapgl,,aI,lLh lLhkR, IN
haae1 t19laands Of lives Feasdr n,
H.AAH DAVIS PAW
s...s., sgs ~ y &sApertnAent. Il has ~! Liza 4
h..S h5 y. hprty years, and 4 in OeioNH
A lew extracts frOin vo,r,,.
read as follows: u'ary lesiinouh.
Pans Kuhn has heen nv hon..,
s9..- eas past twenty seven vs,.i fen,al,
I. :. CRQcKEh. NiifamsyiiIs SnyyAng / e-
e1es .lsty Year, have used pa.
Lpnnd y neyer-faiiing rpInedv NV NV klIln "
tllEoat--bAnTos sEGMAN' ior colds ~ \.
Have recefved immediate r.N.,
sore fhrqat. and consider vd,,r ton ocih =,
,ayxvlnAnis remedy.-GEo. 8. EvERshp, h kSnlns
| AsEe yu1s recovered from v,
relied gntil ! tried your Pans P eoea ~
relieyed ne immediAfeiy. Vii Vii htn hhiLtn
Nlna4noat y Y. y IoRcE. L0wnde NJ ~ Aah
have une1 PAIN KILLER n INV 49, "
f;T;. n S.sss:s:s y: s:ss5 4 asS''a " ' 'i.
bean using Pam KII.LKn In M, a..
fTe yeara $50 and have used Ii fexaA Y. hNh
fond no medicine 10 tale its nl's sle4 llA M
DEugyisk 0nslds. \. y. ~ p'AO OA-RKbS
FOR whoOp.ne cough s-.,s r,or, III
prtpaEztton made We Wou. 4 nS.' hin-hl ~ y ID,
A. y. korTs, Liberty Mills. Va " Altaoa L
EoP twenty five Year, / have ma a
TOT cu!ds and chapped Ira and IN " Az " kllul
wedidne ever offered 6Eo. Hoo I'TE n Rdilaa I y
1ssmasrins severely with m, ,,.,,.
throat vas 10 innamed / conid Nsssal,saA ltu|
AuX 1000. was advised 10 try yonr /. ~ ssli|
and after taking q few dosss W. A,A y hli1
/ cllred.-T. WrLEINsox. "S oQgAf
Dr. WALTON writes from coehot4o,,
Kuhn curts diphiheriA and sofN tS,o.il lea lal
nsiy prevnlent here, and hss no| hssn' ~ NO
make known s to ts1e Sses1 @opsd AniA tAct yOI c.
voIsntiy IA 1stb y bSSm as5F,SSeTrt,sse STtseI s mr.
ri,fii@ "a Ta,.-- ~ II ~ =, nltn ieTeg q Il
sfr1ia n ,.ii y ,.iaIsn S.iaarsn nave died hiRi N
Rr1Trs IL - sni,s.tli' anu tr1ed you n
Wednesday his thrnst was eieai i'uITsIl. II y I
| derful cure, and wish II could ie f,ss.s.t ~ y
poor mothers who ART losing 80 rasny TX r1ssI. !
For Chills and Fever PAIN KuIT,l
no equal Itcures when everything ~ u
Delays are often dangerols 4 n.y. .
PAM KILLER IN the house IA 4 safesns,i,, I
no family should be without.
oe4 Az bSs1lgg d5nlggiasssen 1t at aSc., bOe., ,ant
PERRY DAVIS q SON, pwt..|
Providence, M
The daily gazette., 1882-03-22
Ovposea 60 B.aawlnx ahe Delaware

The government engineers At Wash
ington haviog asked from the Mari
time Exchange Of Philadelphia an
expression Of opinion relative TO the
advisability Of . bridge across The
Delaware river, the Board OF Directors
Of that body met yesterday afternoon
aud referred the matter To the execu-
tive committee, with instructions 10
express the sentiments % the board as
opposed 70 the project.
At q meeting Of he harbor and river
committee Of the COmme ciai tx
change yesterday afternoon the subject
was also discussed and iesolution
was adopted strongly cOndenning the
project As likely TO be q serious I'M
pedlment TO commerce and sltogetheI
undesirable. The opinion 10 both
bodies is unanimous ia opposition.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-22
Ausshsr CIus IN she seII Aurasr

LYNX, Mnss., March 2O.--Mhai ON
eaN eoosider an important clue IN Tie
Rell murder ease was discovered here To-
dav- II h believed that Buf8csent ess-
denee has been obtaieed 10 show thai
The murderer speut portion o. Satu
day N Lynn. II Is claimed thai hAir 9.
Bell resided here ten years ago; lea.
villa was born here and thai sne ltei
bare With . man who is siill . reaioen.,
but who was 10 no way Conuectea wilh
the murder. This man has . p'eture oI
Harriet Bell - she appeared ien yeaTs
ago, which shows that she vas very 2 g
D ssessing IN appearances. Fe1r LJnp
men, tVo Of them State Prison grad
yates, are known 70 have kept company
with Mis-. Bell, and oBe or TWO o. lbem
to have bad serious trouble with her.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-22
The Anniversary OF lhe COmmupe

LONDON, March 20 "A nesting, at
tended by $40 Democratic workingmep,
principally foreigr s, was held Ia Lou
doI yesterday 10 celebrate the Anniyer-
sary Of lbe Establishment IT The Com-
muOe In Par s. The principal feature s
OF the meeting were speeches by PIiace
KrApotxine and NJ. Lavaof. Resolu.iOus
were pa SD in favor Of Iefsevering III
the socialist movement.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-22
Tourists from England and France.

Among The passengers by the seam
ship Celtic, which arrived f.om Europe
yesterday, were 3 numbsr OF tourists
from England aud France who intend 10
devote tie spring aud tu inner to sight
seeing in America. The M St widely
known Of the sstCudsts are Vicont
March, Hon. Lyueph Osilvy, Cecil
Guinness, Henry Hamilton, 4. II. d.
Wake, 5. Kirkland Latrop and HUH
Bris.oN.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-22
Rheumatic Diseases.

IneSe aim follow frbm t,,n,d
'Ytr aod costlve b1Wes; the skI,. haw.
s ana Kidneys falling IN their rroner
tork' aa acrid poison IL formed Ia tne
IooI' ~hich is the occaSion Of thess
Scuts oiseas S. Kiduey- Wort produces
les t1y action OF all secrs tive oroans
a1d tnrows of the rhtu aiatic poIson'2
Inter Ocean. 'OA'u
The daily gazette., 1882-03-22

SMALLPOX has broken out In the low
er part Of BeTks county, Pa, but As yet
Is confined to few isolsted cases. Wm
Rothenberger died In Hereford town
ship OF the disease on Saturday night,
and eight persons 10 the family Of Ma
noah Webst9r In the same township,
are afflicted, though only in = mild
form.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-22
sPECIAL NOTICES.
~~NNN
A GARD.

To ali who are suffering from the error
and indI6cretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay. loss cf manhood
&C., / will send q recipe that will cure
remedy was discovered by a missionary
Ia South America. Send q selG-addro&sed
envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH T. INAAS,
Station ID. NelO York CGkV. oct28-d&w6m
The daily gazette., 1882-03-22
AydrOphObis Indirectly Trans
mRGged

BETHLEHEM, March 20.-Some ten
days ago a dog bit COW of a farmer
in Plainfield. The COW subsequently
showed symptoms Of hydrophobia
and was killed. A youth 10 years of
age, who washed the cows leg after
the animal was bitten, and who had
sore on one Of his hands, now shows
signs Of hydTophobia.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-22
mnnsfhn AInru.n1I

at Rnghtis Diseals. Diabstes, or any
disease Of the kidneys. lsver or urinary
organs, ~ Hop B.t,ers veil certaaply and
kas,ingIy cue y0u, and it Is the only
thing that uil.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-22

The way to produce q smile on the face
o man, suffering with a racking cough.
IL 70 ~ sr hlTn pre- ent Of title OF
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. Just trg IL ami
you will be astopished at the result.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-22
THIRD EDITION
Haaianalnu. fsrEa-paE.

For she Hgidals Atlantic Btatasy yuAght-
> c11der and fair weather. nerlheFly 70
wesrerly winds and higher barometer.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-22

kH III
Purines the blood, ,pur,ses out ne Iut king
bumors In tie system, that undermine,
health and settle into troublesome disor.
derF. EruptiOns of the skin are the ap-
pearance ON the surface of humors Thar
should be expelled from the blood, In
tFrnal arrangements are the determine.
ton Of these same humors TO some inter-
nal organ, or organs, whose action thew
deraDge, and whose substance thev a.
ease and destroy Ayers SarRaDarilIa
expels these humors from the blood
When they are gone, the disorders thev
produce disappear, such as UlceTafion of
Hc LiUer. Stomach, Rtdnegs. Lun0s. Erun.
IONS. and Eralptive Diseases of the SKIN. IL.
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UceTs and Sores, Rlieunsdtssna, NeiGr0Ioi,,
Pam m The Bones. SIDE and Head Een1oIe
Weakness. HerfttU, LeucOTrhdeu nTLsIyC,
from Internal liberation and LHerfne MY
Eases, Dropsy, DySpepsfa, Ernactaton. anak
General De6nity. With their departure
health returns.
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The daily gazette., 1882-03-22
The Black FIsR Of Tammany.

rum thC ~ Dull
TIE black faK of Tammany Is once
more flying at the masthead. John Kelly
hss Joined hands with the oil allies OF
Tweed and Sweeny, a0d the tax-payeIs
Of this city and the Republican voters of
the state are asked TO sal ction the al
lance.