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The Osceola times., 1882-03-11

IT sEEMs IMPOSSIBLE that remedy made
of such common, simple plants as Hops,
Buchu, Mandrake, DaDdelion, etc should
make so many and such great cures as
Hop Bit'crs do but when old and young.
rich and poor, pastor and doctor, lawyer
and e litor, all testify 10 having been cured
by them, you must believe and try them
yourself, and doubt no longer
The Osceola times., 1882-03-11

GENrLENEE-Your Hop Bitters have been
of great value to me. was laid up with
typhoid fever for over two months and
could get no relief until tried your Hop
Bitters. To those suffering from debility
or any one in feeble health, | cordially
recommend them J. G SrOErIEL.
6S3 Fulton st., Cnicigo, Ill.
The Osceola times., 1882-03-11

IT is thirty years since the cable be-
tween Dover and Calais was completed.
The first message was handed to Prince
President Louis Napoleon on December
81, 1851. Prior to the message an cleo
tric shock fred q gun to salute the duke
of Wellington, then at Dover for the last
time as lord warden of the Cinque ports.
The Osceola times., 1882-03-11

From an extensive use of st. Jacobs
Oil in the editors family, we are able to
speak confidently of its great worth in
numerous ailments, and fully recon-
mend it as an article most desirable
to have on hand in the medicine chest
Sanford Conn } Herald.
The Osceola times., 1882-03-11

Could bat see Cirboline made,
Aud view the process Ger
M bald head pate would make afraid
Nor gray hairs fright me mors.
As now improve and perfected,
No oil was ere $, sure,
All skin disease of limb or b BAL,
It never fails to cure
The Osceola times., 1882-03-11

LYDIA T.. PINKHAM's Vegetable Com
pound, the greit medicine for the cure OF
all female complaints, it is the greatest
strengthener of the back, stomach n, nerves ~ s.
and woman ever known. Send for circu'
lars to Lydia Z. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass.
The Osceola times., 1882-03-11

PURE cor LIVER OIL, from selected livers
on the sesshore, by Caswell, Hazi ard a Co.,
n. Y. Absolutely pure and sweet. Pa
tients who have once taken 1t prefer II TO
all Others. Physicians declare it superior
to all other oils.
The Osceola times., 1882-03-11
Uuqut stionable Gratitude.
WAnREN q IulY

WARsES, o., July 30, 1881.
II. II. WARNgR & Co: Sirs-Your Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure has relieved me of
y severe kidney difficulty which caused me
much trouble and suffering.
Z. w. SUrLlFF.
The Osceola times., 1882-03-11

YouxG, middle eyed, or Old men, suffering
from nervous debility or kindred affections
should address, with two stamps, for large
treatise, WoRIps DisPESsARY MEDICAL AS
socIATIoY, Buffalo, y. Y.
The Osceola times., 1882-03-11

A WAREaAM, Mass, man has a still
vigorous mule which was captured by a
Massachu ets regiment at the battle of
Kingston, NC.
The Osceola times., 1882-03-11

Ar Raleigh, n. c., white man named
Biyans committed suicide near Ilaw
river He had been married two weeks
to an attractive wife, but became dis
satisfied with her, and deliberately walk.
ed into the river, holding heavy stone
which he tied to his hands.
The Osceola times., 1882-03-11

ir takes over one hundred pairs u gloves
to assusge the grief of the Brooklyn OIL
cials over the death OF an alderman, whose
life might have been saved by single bot.
tie of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
The Osceola times., 1882-03-11

A DECISION has just been made by the
superior court of Vermont that mill
owners have no right to dump sawdust
in stream and cause damage to Others.
The Osceola times., 1882-03-11

THE exposition committee appointed
bv the American agricultural society
unanimously decided to hold a great fair
in 1883,
The Osceola times., 1882-03-11
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Isa Positive Cure


for oil those Painful Com airts and W e~k nesses
socom,nea to ear beet female population.
II ws eE.irely the worst form OF Female Com
plsnts all ovarian troubles Inflammation and Ulcera
tion, Falling col DispIscements, and the consequent
spinal weaknss and is particularly sdspted to tas
Change Of Lis.
It viii dfseos, and espcl mors from the uterrs In
an early stzss.f development The tendency to can
cerous huoss ereis checked very speedily by its uss
Il removes fAtnes.. natuency, dcstrcyseil craving
for rifnuants and relieves weakness OF the stomach
IL cures Bloatng, Headaches, Nervous rrostration
GENERAL Debility sleeplessne-s Depression and lndi
ges,.un.
That feeling Of bearing down. causing pain. weight
and backache 10 always permanently cured by its use
twill at oil times snd under all circumsts ncss act In
harmony with the laws thst govern the female system
For the of Kidney Complaints OF either ssx this
Compound is unaurraascd.
LYDIA T. PINEuANs VEGETABLE CON.
POUNDS Pre- red at g1s rnf ass Western Avenue.
Lynn Masa Prs Si. slr bottlcsfor o. Sent by mail
In tho fora n di also In the form Of orenges, on
receipt of psscH ei per Dor for either Mrs pnkhsm
freely sus~es 81 letters Of inquiry. Send for psmps
LEI, ,.idrs0 - above Mention THE Taper.
No family ~. Ia he without LYDIA v. PISKHAhe
LIVER FILA hey cure coisti ,aton, biliousnsa
and ,orpidity of the liver. IS cents rer bor.
sy- sold by nii Druggists. "a
The Osceola times., 1882-03-11
MONTREAL'S FEMALE flEND.
The Ofenses which She Punished with Ap.
plications OF Mustard Plaster.
Montreal Cam Sta


Perhaps the public would like TO know
what ofienses were consi dered bad enough
to be punished with mustard plaster
Here they are:
Ernest Long, first time for running
away from the home, second time for
taking piece of bread.
John Whitcher, for seeing Long run
ming away and not telling.
Andrew Craig, first time for telling a
lie, and second for not cleaning the
boots.
David Dunlay, for being sick in
church.
john McNlillin, for talking.
Frank Leonard, first time for asking if
the mustard was hot, and second for tax
ing out his sleigh.
Hugh McAdam, for taking drive on
his sleigh.
Willie McAdam, first time for disobed-
ience, and second for telling lie.
Games Haslett, for taking the wheels
off Archie Harris cart and putting them
on stick.
John Rae, Angus McMillen, Mary Ann
Robb for weakness.
Francis Reddy, for telling a lie.
Bessie Hensev, first time for telling
lie, second for misunderstanding Mag
gle Anderson.
Emma Brunette for breaking six
plates.
Eliza Davies, for bad temper
Henry Masters, for telling a lie.
Mrs Greig put the mustard plaster on
Eliza Davies with own hands.
Mr. f. b. Roland, of Covngton, Ky.,
writes 81 had given M ever finding
relief from the ills that afflicted me. |
suffered greatly, both mentally and physic
ally. Pimples and boils were all over me.
The smallest cut or wound would cause q
sore. My digestion troubled me and my
back aud kidneys panied me severely. A
friend recommended DIR. Guysott's Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparlla. Thanks to its use
! am again in sound condition. and never
can grow weary of prsising it to my ac-
quantances.
The Osceola times., 1882-03-11

THE circulation of camels is prohibited
in the streets of Paris. They get up
their backs too easily and are dangerous
to pedestrians.
The Osceola times., 1882-03-11

CHAPPrD hands, face, pimplss and rough
skin cured by using Juniper Tar Soap,
made by Caswell, Hazard 4 Co, New York.
The Osceola times., 1882-03-11

BRIrIsH INDIA produces 36,0O0,000
bushels Of wheat annually.
The Osceola times., 1882-03-11
From J. u, Thomas, ESQ,

Cashier Of Leroy G. fsrtrdge's Banking House
0vID, n. Y, Nov. :, 1851.
take pleasure in naying that 1 have used Dr.
TOBIAS VENETIAN LlNlMENT In my family
for over thirty yean, and believe there is no
other linIment equal TO 1t ior MAN or BEAST
being very powerful, and II is FREE from all
J. b. THOMAS
ARCoLA, DOUGLASS COUNTY, ILL.
Dr. TOBIAS Pieas, send me one dozen bottles
OF VENETIAN LISfliENr, C. o. d. | have used
II for several years and will not be without It,
Have saved many dollars In doctors bills, and
can recommend Il NO FAMILY should be
without Z. DAVID BAUGHMAN.
Nov. u, 1881.
sold by the Druggists ct 25 and so cents
The Osceola times., 1882-03-11
"ROuch on Rats

The thing desired found at last. Ask drug
gists for Rough on Rats. 1t clears out rats,
mice, reaches, hes, bed bugs, 15c boxes.
The Osceola times., 1882-03-11

AMONG the curiosities at Durango, COL,
are a thirty.pound petritied turtle and a
fourohorned sleeps head.
The Osceola times., 1882-03-11

dranght capacity ofthe humber, but really more
useful, work horse. Many things have conspirel
TO effect this desirable end, chief among which
have been the intelligent care and consideration
bestowed upon the animal in his every relation
in word, upon the breeding. And this has
not failed TO include very serious modification
of the old methods of treatment, doing away, in
many cases, with the inhuman and really savage
plans pursued in the eradication of even simple
disorders and ailments, and substituting rational
measures Of relief instead. A prominent factor
OF this reform, and one indorsed by owners
breeders, farmersand stockmen the country over
is ST. JACOBS OIL, recognized by all who have
used IL as an exceptionally good remedy for the
ailments OF the horse and stock generally, meet
ing more indications for its use and eiectng far
better results than any article of a curative or
remedial nature ever introduced. Such breeders
and horscmcn as Aristdcs Welch, Esq. of Erdcn-
helm, near Philadelphia; Mike Goodin, Esq,
Belmont Park, Pa; Calvin NJ. Priest, formerly m
charge OF Mr Robert Bonner's stock, New York !;
and thousands of others throughout the country,
who could be named, are on the list of unquaii-
hA'd endorsers of the efficacy ST. JACOBS on.
The Osceola times., 1882-03-11

Ice. and In an experience %
he results that DR. HARfEh' >
eases. Dyspepsia. and an I'M
). made some wonderful cures.
cd 10 this great and ineompar-
e. In fact. such 9 compound
4. ROBERT SAMtEl.S.
sloi Wash Ayenue.
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THE HOlGE COaAUNlON.

Aeeting Of the Grand Home In this CITY
This afternoon 1t Q O'Clock tho GrsDt
Home Of the Home Communion, which ID
2 higher order of the Brotherhood of the
Union, met in Odd Fellows Hall, this city.
Delegates for forty nine subordinate
bodies, in different parts of the state sre
present. This order includes ladies. the
wives Of the members, and they arc also
members Of the order. The officers of tho
Grand Home are as follows fr,s- -,
Grand 6usldian-Charles Jones, Of
Philadelphia.
Grand Protector-M. A. b. Millard, of
York.
Grand Priest-,Matthew W. Bruce,
of Philadelphia.
Grand Priestess-EIiza Conrad, Phila-
delphia. &-. ..l
Grand Scroll Keepor-Thomas K. Dou-
nalley, Philadelphia.
Grand Treasurer-John K. Shaw, of
York.
Grand Watcher of the Day-Clarissa
Morris, Frankford.
Grand Watcher of the Night-SeIinda
Hoffman, Columbia.
This is the annual meeting of tho body
and tho purpose is to legislate tor the in
terests Of the body. The principal busi-
ness of this afternoon was the reception of
reports of officers and committees. The
order has 2, 600 members in tho state and
within the past year it has increased
about $50. The body will be in session
until to morrow night.
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EvICTIUN OF A srRlKER.

1so1bls Brewing at the HasDssy 1llis.
Co1oEs, New York, July 2s.-Joseph
Dehhauty, prominent leader among the
Harmony mills stsy-out operatives yas
svicted by process of Law from the COM
pany's tenement No. 13 Willow street, To-
day. He was four dollars in Arrears for
rent, ard interposed no defence. Other
notices have been served and 1t 10 evident
that the Harmony mills have assumed the
aggressive. and will carry out their an
bounced Intention of dispossessing every
employe instrumental in 'fonenting acd
psrpetuating the strike. The operatives
received to-day a largo remittance from
the Rochester labor union, and promise
Of six thousand weekly from the New
York trades assembly. The first bittsr-
ness since tho Inauguration of tho strike il
manifest each day tskes its
quote of families to other manufacturing
places. It ID said tho Harmony company
Notwithstanding their denials, have con.
traoted with the Inman steamship com
pany for 25 Swedish families to take the
place of the strikers as an experiment..
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EOk SAIL E.-ThE UNDERsIGNED
L Special COMMITTEES of the Shif1er Steam
Fire Engine amt Hose Company, appointed
by said company ut their last general MPetIng
held on the 18th inst. Offer for saie the follow
ing property Of said company. consisting of,
First, y Lot of Ground, situated on the west
side OF South Queen street, between Andrew
and Hazel streets. fronting on said South
Queen street 81 feet 10 inches, more or less,
and extending in depth llS feet, more or less,
&C joining property OF Henry W. Sheriff on the
north and Presbytarian chapel on tho south.
together with TWoStory BRICK ENGINE
HOUSE thereon erected, the said house llav-
ing bell cupOla thereon attached.
Second, STEAM FIRE ENGINE. which is
a fourth class vertical, built by Cole Brother,
Pautuclket. X. 1. The cylinder measures 8
inches in the bore, with inch stroke. with
brass pumps. The boiler Is q good steam gen.
orator, with 2Sicopper tubes ; can s'art In four
minutes after lighting the fire, and can throw
water through an inch nozzle from 2iO to 22O
feet, and has twenty feet of fOur-inch suction
hose, with spanner. Wrenche6. oil cans, DC.
We guarantee this engine in 1irstclass cOndi-
tIen. L..,.
THOMAS ANDERSON,
WILLIAM II. DORWART'
DANIEL e. AUKAMP,
HENRY SMEYCH, -
JOSEPH WILFONG.
ALEXANDER HARRIS,
jy2O It'd Committee.
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PKEslDENr. aUAkDlA DEAD.

A Brief sketch OF ais Chequered Career.
PANAMA, July 16.-Thomas Guardia,
who has presided over the destinies of tho
Republic of Costa Rica for nearly twelve
years, died on the 1th instant. His death
had been expected for some months. He
was a remarkable man in many respects.
Since fortune first placed in his hands the
reins of power he has ruled the country
with rod of iron. During the RevOlu-
ton of 1870, when with a band of choice
spirits be entered the cuartel of San Jose
in cart covered over with hay, with the
loss of but 'one man, he proceeded to
secure the goal of his ambition, the presi
dency of the Republic, and has retained his
sway over the Republic in a most remark
able manner ever since. Personally ho
was an ignorant, unlettered man, whose
idea, so far as society was concerned, was
10 present the greatest display and show
possible. He was no politician and had the
crudest ideas of finance. He plunged his
country into an abyss Of debt, from which
it will not recover for many years.
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Rhllad0lph10 Cattl0 02rk0t.
At SD Il" PiAisdsSiphia AS stoeS yaSss wSre: .Sor
the the week; Ok, Besvsss s s 900 head sheep' 'eo'o
BE Becf t Csttle were dull and prices for all
grades closed Xc lower 10 -"~f AZ.
We quote as follows:
.sSa Es.. cs%%Ss; cssSs .s. ssSs 1s g ssx, .:s .:ss
with sales OF extra grades - high a. cas- =
ssep ssSs. sS :es ssssPs Pss
lambs wore also isactive and prioes drop
peS Calses II were 1 not wanted at decline orc.
We oquote as follows: ."'' '' =" "
OF: ss ;s.: se,s sa,. ":s!s% Hs;;s x
Hogs HOES % were active % and Si Prices were lrm. -'a
E.,rsa Es sa'is ise; :'s seSa lssl=1e e medium.
SALES OF BEEvls AT TAs WEST rAILADELPa,A
STOCK YARDe. +SyL. ! ..
Martin, Fuller 4 Co.. It's Texnns. Wholesale.
-. .o t.,t l37 Western, " holesalc,
g40Ezc
S West Wess1% And
Z. S. McFliens l6l Western and West Ea-,,
b r. MortinIsSS tSnISsnss IS West and W. Va. sasu. ,lo
NJ. Ulman. i72 ": Va, &C.. Lehman 4 Peper.
.i t g West Va, scct, Lehman Bros,
I. .," 20 oTez., acc:.. Eartia Fuller Z Co.
scnanuers . Paul, !.,ss iss; Western, IVES. Va.
G. sen.mtsss ) e; c. 6 Western. Texan, aud
lo..ns,c,S ~ !. "a xa;s1! ss:s Is WESTERN r...-. .
pan'e' n:s$;ssy:' :$y: i; Western .na Texans. "a
H. Chain. T.. iSessx g x... v.,ssu1e. 81 hasse q
n. Levi, Is ohio and w. Va, 4f07ho. ,lr- -r
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UONGR ESS,

Tho River and Harbor Bll IN tho Mouse.
WASHINGTON, July 25.-The Senate to-
day received and adopted the conference
report OH the river and barbor bill. Tho
new bill was taken up and proceeded
with. ' -"
Another scene Threatensd n the House.
In the House to-day Mr.. Miller, Of
Pennsylvania, rose to question Of privi-
lege, and had read tho remarks recently
made in the Senate by Mr.. Butler, dub
bing him (Miller) " cur of low degree"
Mr.. Carlisle, Of Kentucky, objected to the
matter going any further, doing SO in tho
interest Of the dignity Of the House.
After brief discussion the speaker held
that the gentleman from Pennsylvania
(Mr. Miller) having been attacked in his
representative capacity had tho right to
make an explanation. Miller then made
speech in justification Of his course. Mr..
Evins, Of South Caroliua, spoke briefly in
defense of Senator Butler and then the
subject was dropped and the House pro-
ceeded to regular business.
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Getting Into shape For tho Campaign.
HARRIsBURG, Pa, Jaly 25.-Thirty
members uf the Democratic state ceutral
committee We're present at the meeting OF
committee this afternoon. The coptess
between Doyle and Matthews, Second dis
trict Of Philadelphia, was settled by each
being admitted and given half vote. The
following resolutions were then adopted
after which Candidates Black, Africa and
Elliott addressed the meeting:
Resolred, That the chairman Of the
state committee shall have executive
charge Of the financial affairs of the cam
paign. He may appoint such finance
and executive committee as his judg-
ment approve, and no may employ and
pay such special agents to act in state Or
ganizatiOn in any section or county in the
state"
Informal reports from different coun-
ties were heard. when the committee ad-
jOurned. ,r
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Barn Burned.
LANDlsvILLE CAMPMEErlNG.
Tho Services To-Day- Children's Day Ia

Tho Services T0-Day- Childrens Day To.
This has been big day 1T the camp
meeting, the attendance being quite large.
Many persons arrived on tho different
trains during the forenoon, the majority of
them being from Lancaster. The heat is
akeat aud the woods and roads arc very
dusty. Among those who came recently
arc the following: Revs. Yerker, of George
town; Smith, Atglen; Seilheimer. Church
of God), Lancaster; Potts. fremont; Mont
gomery and MurOne, of Philadelphia;
Murphy, of PhGnixvilIe, and others.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon Rev. F.
NJ. Gable preached from Isaiah Wis.
Rev. WIN. Taylor, the missionary,
preached to large audience in the even.
ing at u o'clock, and his text Was from
Romans v, IL.
This mornings early prayer meeting
was held by Rev. c. 8 Murvine, aud the
one at 81 by Rev. E. Potts.
At the regular 10 o'clock service Rev.
Z. T. Grey preached an excellent sermon
to large audience from John txvii-15.
After the sermon Rev. Taylor made an ad-
dress and gave an account of some of his
travels.
The usual children meeting was held at
II o'clock, and Rev. Carson of West Ches
ter preached at 3 o'clock. This evenings
sermon will be by Rev. w. J. Miller, of
Philadelphia.
Tomorrow the attendance is expected
to be quite large rs it will be children's s
day. The usual admission to the grounds
will not be charged until o'clock In the
evening. The services will be of the most
interesting nature. Rev. DR.. Murphy, of
PhGnixville, will preach in tho morning
at 10 o'clock. The main services will be
held in the afternoon at the stand when
Rev. DIR. Freysinger, of Harrisburg. will
preach.
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THIRDEDITION,
lEv11NS0. JULY 20, Is12.
EGYPTIAN ATROCITIES.
Fsn0OklNG SCENES IN Al.kxANDRIA.

fshOOKlNG SCENES IN ALEXANDRIA.
wh.. Ego Witnesses Saw During the Mas
sacre-Nssives Cutting Earopsans
IDto fragmoats- s-The Situation
at Ranssb To-day. 4 II Il
LONDON, July 3. .+rhs CORES spondsnto tof
Reuters telegram company at Alexandria
sayA The Aonssssr Esypties has resppeared
hero with the!.heading. "The official jour-
nal of the government of tho khedive."
Il contains = proclamation dismissing
Arabi Psoha from the ministry. The in
inspector Of tho csdastre at Tantah, speak
ing of tho msssaorss there says: IL saw
women carrying dismembered arms and
legs of uaassacred Europeans tied to blud-
geons. Tho sol1ien and thsrabble fought
for lot. A Bsdouia sheikh, with twsnty
Bedouins, saved tho inhabitants of the
jewish quarter and took them. to his, vii
lage. Another sheikh saved myself and
party. The mob from Alexandria mur-
dered three employees Of the cadastre
and their families and burned their bodies
with petroleum. The mob killed twelve
Greeks. The tied the viscera of ono of
tho victims to the tail of . dog and covered
him with petroleum, which was set on fire
amidst cries Of joy from the women and
children. The mob was repulssd eight
times, until finally two sheikhs arrived
On dispersed it. The khedive has dis
patched a vessel to Port Said to bring
Cherif Pacha here"
Arab Delaying tho Attack.
LONDON, July ga dispatch to the
Exchange telegraph company, dated AL.
exandria, 10 a. m., says the military au.
thorities are of the opinion that Arab
Pacha will not attack the British. He is,
however, strengthening his position hourly.
At daybreak this morning his men, many
Of them without uniferm and driven
like slaves, were working On the intrench- |
ments. The British experience great !
difficulty in moving guns, without which
4 10 impossible to assume the offensive to !
Directly a sufficient number Of |
heavy guns are placed in position, an
.ttempt will be made to dislodge Arab
Pacha without exposing the troops. Gun
,ers and guns from the feet are going to
he front.
Calling Out tho Reserves.
LONDON, July 25.-In the House Of
Commons this afternoon the speaker read
! message from the queen announcing the
Ealing out of the reserves in consequence
,f tho troubles in Egypt. Mr.. Gladstone
moved that the message be considered
0.morrow. A number of men Of the re-
erve loft London this morning to join
egiments which have been ordered to
Egypt.
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CORNErTI's DEATH DELAYED,
Judge Barnard Decides that q Stay q
Execution Must bo Granted.

Judge Barnard Decides that Stay OF
Execution Must be Granted.
POUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, July 25.-Dis-
trict Attorney Baker, of West Chester,
applied to Judge Barnard this morning for
writ OF mandamus requiring the sheriff
of West Chester to execute the judgment
and sentence upon Angelo Cornetti ON the
2Stb instant. The prisoners counsel ap-
peared in opposition. Judge Barnard do
MED the application upon the ground that
an appeal made under section SET of chap.
ter $50 Of the laws Of 1882 stay the exccu
tion until the determination of the appeal
for new trial now pending Both District
Attorney Baker aud Sheriff Coster deny
the sending or receiving of telegram
ordering the sheriff to proceed with the
preparations for hanging Cornetti. ..
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Rose Cold and Hay fever

Being seriously troubled with Hay Fever and
Rose Cola tried Ely's Cream Balm, and was
surprised In obtaining almost immediate re-
lief Iearnestly recommend 1t to all similarly
amicted-W. p. ANDRUs. druggist. Metuchen,
New Jersey. ~r.iIH't 8.~4 &. ..T..'
Having been AFFLICTED with Hay Fever for
years gave Ely's Cream Balm trial was
much benefited. 1 have had no attacks since
using it.-E. II. KAUcB, editor Carbon county
Democrat, MaucE Chunk, Pa.
For years 1 have been afflicted with Hay
Fever, from early in August until frost was
induced to give Ely's Cream Balm trial. The
relief WAS immediate. regard myself cured.
&C. SCHREIBER. Supt. Of CoJdage Co., Eliza
beth, N. j. Price 20 cents. Apply into nos
tris with little fingri
For sale at Coch' an's drug store, 1877 North
Queen street. ju5- 3