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Tho Current OF PubI,o opinion.

Emerson says: "lf you do not know your
way, hoist SAIL and drift: the current knows
the v ay, ii you DON'T Many a man with pains
In his back, with lrOpsical limbs, or other all
troubled about 1t, but doesn't know " hat to
do Let him wisely follow the current of pub
Tic opinion. which is SO strongly setting in to-
wards Hunts Remedy, as the best medicine
ever known for kidney and liver diseases.
That current sets in the right direction, and
ii increasing in volume every day, and is
bearing out on its bencficent bosom thousands
OF bottles Of this wonderful Kennedy tOaf-
fiictcd homes all over the land. This current
with it, who are putting Hunts Kennedy
among tEeir most valued prescriptions in
cases OF disorders OF. the bladder, liver or kid
neys.
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EwAD III

week on account of the illness Of the
teacher, Henry Brenger, ir.
The firm Of Reese & Hart are making
preparations for enlarging their store at
this place. With the proposed addition
they will have a nice building and spa
cious room for the trade.
The massmecting held at c. Taylor S
h Dtel on last Thursday evening was pro-
portionally we'll attended. J. G. Gatchel, +,
as usual, was here with his circuml ocu-
tory, but entertaining speeches.
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DEATHS.

HoGrING.-In this city, on the lst inst, DR..
G 20. A. IIortins:, in the 18th year OF his age.
Notice of funeral hereafter. ltd
GIEERsON.-In this city. on November l. 1SS'.
Harry. son Of George and Salnia GibersOn, in
the Ilth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends of tho family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence OF his parents, No. 100
Middle street. on Friday afternoon at two
O clock. nl-2td*
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The monster demonstration which at.
tended Mr.. Pattison's reception last night
kept the small boy SO busily occupied that
but little rinSin. Of door bells, throwing
corn at windows and tripping up unwary
pedestrians was INDUCED in. In the
private homes Of many the usual llallow
cen festivities took place, and the cheer
ful happy faces Of the groups that gath
cred around the hearth stone testified to
the appreciate ion in which this festival has
always been held by the ycun".
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ABSlUsell,enIS.

EricMd 0nd Roc To NiNhi.-W illiam j. Sean
Ian will appear Tor the first time this season in
Fulton opera house this evening. in BARLEY
Campbell's latest SucceSs-" Friend and Foe
He has received the highest cncOnums from
the press OF the country as a clever Irish co
mcdian, and has been playing To packed
houses in many Ct the larger elites. hir. Sean
Ian will sing some popular Iris, melodies
written by himself, and he is said 10 b, sup
pOrtc,! hy Il company at unconmnn excel
lcncr.
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A telegram to Rev. DIR. Cyrus F. Knight
OF st. James church, announces tho death
Of Harry, the youngest and only surviving
son of Henry E. and Harriet Lane John
stOn. The sad event occurred on the
night of October 30 1T Nice in the south
of France, whittier lie had gone with his
parents in the hope Of regaining his health.
This latest bereavement will deepen the
pain with which q very large circle OF
friends heard of MIR. and Mrs. Johnston S
former afiliction in the death of their cid.
est son, James Buchanan Johnston. less
than two years ago.
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St. Michael's society held a ball last
evening at West End Hall, which was n
all respects 4 most successful affair. The
committee in charge fairly surpassed them
solves in their provision for the entertain
mcnt OF those present. Everything passed
OFF pleasantly and all voted it a splendid
Success
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Alex E.eman Ploads Guilty.

Alexander Leman plead guilty to the
charge of arson in firing tobacco shed
belonging t. Zimmerman Marks, on the
old factory road, in the Seventh ward,
this city. It will be Iccollccted that this
man was caught by Michael Smaller,
special detective in the employ of tho city,
and at the time a full account 0! it up
pearcd in the INTELLIGENCEE His sen.
tence Was postponed until Saturday.
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MAERLiGLS.

AvIs-GUNDAEER.-OctOb 81. lSS2. at the
Residence OF Mrs. u. Gun.!alsrr, No li2 North
Queen street, Ivy Rev. J. II. Shumakor, II. d..
Mr.. John Davis. OF Philadelphia. Pa, 10 Miss
Margie Guntakcr. OF this city. ltti*
CAMrEELL-fiUEER.-Oct.3 81. by the Rev. W.
T.. Robinson, at the reSid5nce OF The BRIDES
parents Eerna-i Huber. ESQ. No. 222 North
Queen street, Mr.. Charles Howard Campbell
| To NJ ISIS Clara Ida Huber, all of this city. lt*
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! DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
| l real cslatc.-On SATURDAY, NOV. Is:
Court OF Lancaster county, will he so!dat pub
! lie sale At The Leopard hotel, In the City OF
Lancaster, the following described real estate,
late OF Henry Drachbar, decd, viz:
purpart No. ]. n lot OF ground, with 4 two
story and atticbrickDW LING llOUSE with
| store room and Il twO-stOry brick back build
King and Plum street. in the City of iIancas-
| ter, containing in front on East King street lG
| feet. more or less, and extending In depth
nOrthwar,l % feet, more or less, adjoining
property OF Isaac Quigley on the north anu
No. . on the east Gas throughout the house
and hydr:,nt in the yard. Very desirable as a
Purpart No. ?, A lot of ground, with n two
story and attic brick DWELLING HOUSE,
situated on the north side of East King street,
| in the city of Lancaster, adjoining NO. ! on
| The east. containing in front on East King
! street IL feet. more or less, and extending In
| depth nOrthward 90 feet more or less, bound
| cd on the north by property OF lsaac Qnislcy
| and on the east by property OF Joseph Brock
lev. Gas throughout the house and hydrant
! IN the yard.
Purpart No. 3, \ lot OF ground. with two
story and attic brick DWELLING HOUSE,
with twO-stOry brick back building, situated
on the south side of East Vine street. near
Duke, in the City of Lancaster. containing in
front on Vine street IL feet, more Or less, and
extending III depth southwark 90 feet, more or
less, bounded on the west by property OF BeE-
/ jamin Henry. on the south by property of }.
). Eaby. and Oh the cast hy property OF shaub
Il Burns.
Possession and title will be given on April
! l, 1883.
Any.person desiring to sec any of tho above
properties can 40 so by calling Oh the UNDER
signed, or on ii. Shubert, auctiOncer.
Sale to commence at O'Clock, j.. M, of said
day. when attendance will be given and terms
| made known by
! PHILIP Il. DRACHBAR.
ALBERT DHACHBAR,
HENRY DRACHBAk, jr.
administrators OF Henry Drachbar, decd.
II. SHI-BERT. AuctiOnecr. O2SGtGiSEW
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A Long Dead Lock Ended.

BRADFORD, Pa, Nov. 1.-At 4 o'clock
this morning the long contest for the Re-
publican congressional nomination in this
district was settled, w. w. Brown being
made the nominee. This selection will
settle all complications and unite the
party
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FOUNTAIN FINE-CUT TOBACCO (TAE
II best brand lnanufacture,i) cents per OF.
or IS cents Il h at
STORE.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Nov. IA spe-
ciai train with twenty-onc nOr-lnion
printers from Chicago. arrived here last
night, to work on the Times and Free Press.
This will it is thought break the strike.
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The Death Sentence Comm utsd.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 1.-The emperor
has cOmmuted the sentence OF death,
passed by the kasan military tribunal on
the political criminals POlivanof and
Nooitsky, to final servitude in the mines
for an indefinite period and twelve years
respectively.
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LONDON, Nov. IA dispatch to the
Central News from Paris stated that the
troops stationed near tho Faubnurg st.
Antoine, tho seat of the troubles of the
employees in the furniture trade, arc con-
fined to their barracks.
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"A Contract Awarded.

WAsHiNToN, Nov. 1.-The contract for
furnishing heating apparatus for the
public building at Philadelphia, has been
awarded to J. u. Marsbbank Il Son, OF
Harrisburg, Pa, for &c., 900.
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New YORK, Nov. 1.-Christian Beck OF
Philadelphia, a German butcher, was arrest
ed in Brooklyn last evening On complaint
Of Caroline Guhler, an immigrant girl,
who accused him of stealing her trunk,
valued at $3.50, and $40 in money.
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ROCHESTER,, Nov. 1.-The New York
central freight house here caught fire this
morning and one section was totally de-
strOyed. Loss, $50, 900.
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HonorinS nsfe:iaw.s Memory.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-At 4 meeting Of
LongfellOw's memorial committee to day
it was unanimously resolved that a bust of
Longfellow be placed in the Poets Corner
in Westminster Abbey.
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Special NOIE E rs.

Colds yield TO onions like magic. but DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup is a still better ami by far
more agreeable means of curing Cola CT
Cough. lou can buy Il bottle for "5 cents Ii
any drug store. ana we are sura il will .n the
work every time.
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A German Gutter shoots Himself.

New YORK, Nov. 1.-Charles Klame",
German cutter, so years old, shot him
self at No. 2212 sixth street, early this
morning.
Kramer was employed as cutter in a
Broadway stcre. His motive for ending:
his life is supposed to have been despond-
ency brought ON by lack of work. He was
somewhat given to drinking and leaves n
wife an,l several children.
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SAMUEL HISS, AIct. nOvl 4td
UMEEE: AND coal YAl:D. &C. At
L. public salc.-TiitEsDAi. NOV EMEER
> l>S1. will DC sold at public sale Hn the prem
iscs in the village OF Ephr.ia. Lancaster conn
". r.., the following real estate and valuable
business stand, together with the good vii!
c6HL al AND III LMEK EiM%EY YAE. 4 Hr frontins H about S
40 feet on East Main street and about 80 tcct
on Franklin street, on which are erected two
story Warehouse 1HtNio feet, 4 Brick Stable
and Lumber Sheds. Also the lot ot ground
:.longtlc cast aihcof tl." L: {. L: H.. from
Franklin street south 1oa !; feet wide alley,
on which are erected about $50 feet OF Rail-
road and Coal ShutcS.
NO.. \ lot OF ground 80 feet on East Main
street. extending back and fronting 90 feet on
Franklin street. on which arc erected a two
story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. with /.
two.siory back building. large ice cellar, II
hyhrant, hot and cold water, bath tub, cite.
No. ). a twOstOry STONE DWELLING
HOUSE on Franklin street, with i two story
frame kitchen attached liy.r'int in the yard
adjoining property of Il. Dil.er ON the east
and No. on the west ami extending back to 4
No. /. a two-story STONE DWELLING
HOUSE with II One-story frame kitchen at
t:lc,ed, adjoining No. 3On the east ami No. ,
on the west.
Nos. A Building Lot adjoining No. 4 on
the c:tst and and property OF Strohl on the
west fronting 81 fest Oh Franklin street and
back tOa "a feet alley.
NJ. n Aot oI eaiStis
adjoining, property Ot ). Il. Keller on the east
and No. on the west, fronting 20 feet Oh
Franklin street and back toa IA feet alley.
This is one of the hest business stands in
Lancaster county. These properties will bc
sold either together or separately to suit pGr-
ciiasGrs. TwO-thilus of the purchase money,
II desired, may remain on the properties.
Persons desiring to view the properties before
the day of sale will Call Oh the undersigned.
Sale to begin al c% O'Clock, when terms will
be made known by
W. H. SENEH. Erhra:a,
J. FRED. SENEl:, Lancaster,
II. NJ. sENER, Lancaster.
Oct4.IS. n. . Is. 20 3lNnOvl
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PARIS, Nov. IA dispatch from Berne
says number of German, Russian and
Swiss socialists have purchased the old
castle Wyden at Winterthur with the OBJ
ject Of setting up socialist printing es-
tabliSlment.
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Il French journal In Trouble.

LYONS, France, Nov. 1.-The books of
the chief revolutionary organ here,
L. Etendard Reuolutioniere, having been
has Temporarily ceased to appear.
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WEATHER IN,lCaTIUNs.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, colder, partly cloudy
weather, local rains, westerly, shifting to
northerly winds, higher pressure.
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Debt Reduction DIrin. OCIober.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The debt state.
ment issued to-day shows the reduction
Of public debt during October to be sl5,-
GEO, $50.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-The Pennsyl-
vania railroad company has declared a
dividend of . per cent. cash and 9 rer
cent. stock allotment.
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NBW fORK. NOvl.-FlOur State and Western
In buyers favor; export and homo trade de-
mand moderate. Southern quiet and stea,;y.
easier trade dull: No. Thite at 81 IL; No.
Red, Now, II Sh0l O6k do Dec. 81 10
@l loM; do JAN: 81 lls<Gl llI do Feb: 81 ls14
Corn Z0Hc higher amt less active; mixed
sestern spot. SO9SSc do futures. 621<6SOAc.
Oats-NO. 2 Nov, 4ll10ilkc; Dec, 421s0
Fee: JAM, 43ls;; State, isa5s; Western,
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A Wife's Quarrel and u Husbands Death.
PARIS. KY, Nov. BURT Sculley, tho
we'll known horse trainer, was shot aud
instantly killed in this city last evening by
Hooker Slivcrs. The parties lived on ad-
joining farms and the women of the two
families Guarreled about some turkeys.
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Pocket Picked.

Last evening during the great Thong
upon the streets. Philip Zcci,cr Lad his
pocket picked Of 4 wallet containing $40.
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THE Ninth Eard Club will meet AT Haas 81:
loon, North Queen street. on FRIDAY EVEN
ING. at O'Clock. 4 tulI attendance is de-
sired,
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THIRD EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOV. /, lse2.
DICKSON'S DENIAL.
THE STAR ROUTE FOREMAN ANSWERS

Disclaiming That He Intended any Con
tempt of court-Judse Wy'ie Dts
charges tho Kuio Against Him.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Nov. 1.-Mr. VIM.
Dickson today at noon filed his sworn
answer to the rule laid upon him to show
cause why he should not be punished for
contempt for writing letter to the FORE
man of the grand jury. He admits that
he. did send tie letter in question,
but in doing SO AYERS that he did not in
tend any contempt to the court, nor did
he suppose or believe tbos in so doing his
action would be regarded by the court as
contempt, expressed or implied.
He further states that he sent the letter
in pursuance Of the advice of his counsel
and after having failed in all other means
recommended by his counsel to bring to
justice the said Henry c. Bowen referred
to in the letter.
Later in the day, without the counsel
being present and without notice, Justics
Wylie took up the matter, and, after re-
ferriDg to the contents of the answer, said
that he thought the rule should be dis
charged and so ordered. He then referred
to tho manner in which the grand
jury could be approached and in
sisted that the regular course must
be observed. There seemed to be
4 misapprehensiOn existing in the minds
of the public as to this course and no was
satisfied that Mr.. Dickson was one Of that
number. The law had been unintenti0nally
violated but no harm had been done and
he should direct the discharge Of tho rule.
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SirH ADVEETISEMEN?S.

STOlilES ONLY =! .:5 PER- HUNDRED
- ut HAETMAN'S YELLOW FRONT
CIGAR STORE.
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SAMUEL II. PEIGK, ATTOKNEx. hAS
- Removed his O1ic0 from 81 North Duke
street to No. Al GRANT STREET, immedi-
atsly i'm Rear of Court House, Longs New
Building. :ml7-ud
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WiNTEB-TW<ItiU GOOD BOYS To LEARN
w Printing: Apply ut the iNTELLlGEN-
GER OFFICE. It'll
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THE ALi.EGED JURY BRIBERY


WAsHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The hearing in
the Payne bribery case WAS rcsumei '"
day. Col. InsersO!l was called to TIE
stand and acknowledged having de-
clined to deliver to special Counsel
Wells certain affidavits which were in
his possession and added that he would
still refuse to give them up because he
did not believe in tho justice of the
course taken by tho department of
justice in investigating the charges against
its employees. He thought Payne should
be prosecuted, but it was unfair to try
him and let his employer 20 free.
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WILLlAMSON & FOSTER.

In advertising oar many different kinds
OF Goods it is difficult to know at times
just what to say. We have enough
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Isawlinsville Reports.

The quarterly conference Of the NJ. +.
church met at this place Oh Saturday
afternoon and the usual services followed
on Sunday. Love feast was taken at 9:3O.
At II o'clock a. m. and 3p. m. able dis
courses were delivered by the minister of
st. Paurs NJ. E. church Of Lancaster city.
At the evening services presiding elder,
Rev. O'Connel, ID. d., officiated. The
church was packed with people at all the
services, many being compelled to stand
in the aiSles.
Owing to the inclcmency Of the weather
the lyceum was poorly attended on Friday
evening. The question for discussion on
next evening is, Resolved, that the exc,
cution of Mary, Queen of SCOTS, was jus.
tifiable. The disputants on tho aflirma-
tive are Misses Hattie Hart and Effie
Smith and A. II. Breneman negative,
Miss E. F. Breneman, Henry Brenberger,
jr., and T. j. Shirk.
Hickory Grove school is closed this
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geNSyO SMALL HANl.-NAasE HAVANA
Il Cigars tor ) cents III
UNirMtE'> FL LOW FRDVT CIGAR
STORE.
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DssSyTlVE PU::L!C ShLE.-s,N S,ATUR-
i DAY, NOVEMBER, 4, 1881, at the Fountain
Inn, on South Queen street, Will be sold that
twO-stOry BRICK DWELLING, with twO-stOry
Brick Back I;Ui!ding and Bake Oven attached.
situated Oh the northwest corner of Prince
and Andrew streets: Hall. : Rooms, 2 Gar
rcts, cXccicn: cellar, iron: and back stairs,
etc. papercl thr. uschOut. Lot 20 by IS feet.
hy'lrant. well and fruit. This property VIII
make an excellent business stand.
Also Il building; lot adjoining above on
north. ~ feet. inches hy - feet, with fruit
thereon.
Also building lots adjoining above on the
west fronting liJ feat on Walnu. street and -
feet on Andrew street.
Sale to commence at O'Clock pm.
PETER DELZElT, or
ALLEN A. HERR & co,
No. lRi East Kin" Street.
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New York, Philasisiphia and Local stocks
also United States Bonds reported daily by
JACOB B. Lone, p North Queen street.
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DKUMOKE NEWS.
Matters Of Interest IN tho Lower End

Matters of Interest IN tho Lower End.
Hymen has lit his torch among us and
gossip says it is to be kept burning pretty
steadily all winter. October % Mr.. John
Runner, of Wakefield, led Miss Mary L.
Ankrum, one Of our estimable DrumOre
girls, TO the altar, where the necessary
ceremony to "make them one forever
more" was performed in the most ap
proved Presbyterian style by Rev. John
Galbreath. The best wishes of number
less friends follow them into the awful
realm of matrimOny.
One of our Independents, who generally
knows whereof he speaks, says the vote
of hls party will count mp almost hun
dred in this township and We Democrats
are as thick as autumn leaves, tho Stall
warts as sickly.
The Republican mass meeting held at
Wakefield township, last Saturday. was a
flat failure. w. ID. Weaver and Thos
Whitson, esq.,, did the speaking, aid
about two dozen whites and all the
negroes in Fulton made the audience.
Henry Horner, 4 former resident OF
Peach Bottom, died at his residence ut
Conowingo last Thursday. Burial at
Mexico on Sunday. Deceased was one OF
tho best pilots on the Susquehanna be
tween Peach lotion and Port Deposit,
and Il member Of Drumorc Lodge, |. q. O.
r
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NEW ADVERTlSEMEN3S,

UNCH! LUNCHl!
IL This evening. Sour krout anu SDcck 1T
Schiller House.
ltdk &. MATTERN.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

One square. one insertion. IL each subse
quent insertion, so cents. Yearly advertisement 4
exceeding one-fourth of column, $5 per inc b
Figure work double these rates; additiona
charges where weekly or monthly changes are
made Local advertisements 10 cents per line
Tor hrst Insertion, and cents per line for each
additional insertion. Marriages and deaths puk.
hshed free OF charge. Obituary notices charged
a. advertisements, and payable when handed in
Auditors Notices, 81 Executors and Admins
traitors Notices. IS each; Estray, Caution and
each
From the fact that the CITIZEN is the oldest
established and most extensively circulated Re-
publican newspaper in Butler county, Ga Reput-
hcan county, it must be apparent to business
men that it is the medium they should use in
advertising their business.
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| SMALL Pox
| ERADICATED.
ranlagion destroyed.

GaptagIOn destroyed.
SICK rooms purified and
made pleasant.
Feyercd and Sick Per-
sons relieved and re-
freshed by 'bathInR
with Prophylactic Flu
III added to the water.
Soft White Coinplexions
secured by its use
In bathing.
impure Air made harm
less and purified by
sprinkllng Darby's
Fluid about.
To purify the breath.
Cleanse the Teeth, Il
CANT be surpassed.
CatarTl, relieYcd and
cured.
Erysipelaa cured.
Burns relieved instantly,
sears pregcnted.
Removes ali unpleasant
Odars.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-01-18

The debt of the city of Pittsburgh is
nearly equal to the entire debt of the
State.
Had very sore eyes, almost blind.
Peruna cured me- A. Bender, s. s.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr.. ID. w. Carville, of Clinton,
Mass. last season raised sixty-seven
and one-half bushels Of Clawson white
winter wheat on one and half acres,
or at the rate of forty-fve bushels per
acre The quality of the wheat is
said to equal the best Western white
wheat, the kernel being plump, large
ann very handsome.
For three years my son was sore all
over. Peruna cured him. j. Neuen-
schwauder, s. s. Pittsburgh.