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The daily gazette., 1882-10-04
"TUG" WILSON'S BACKER MAD,
The Engiishman VIII Not Return to This
Country TO right.

country 10 rlshts
New YORK, October 3-Richard K. Fox
was ready to-day to post the second install.
ment of his stake on Tug Wilson for vii,
sons prize light with James Elliott when he
received the following dispatch from Lon
dom "Wilson not returning. Atkinson. u
This made Mr.. Fox mad. ~ have posted
$500" he said, "with William Mccoy, who
is the stakeholder, and nov / lose 1t and
Elliott takes it, To-day was to have posted
81 200 more. / rather think / won't /
brought Wilson over here, paid him $50 a
week all the time he was here and helped
him on to make a good stake. This is the
result.
"Do you know why he does not return i''
swell, you see, he went home with nice
little pile of money and he felt satisfied. He
don't care how much he embarrasses his
friends as long as he is comfortable. The
five thousand dollars that he got out of his
meeting with Sullivan at the Madison
Square Garden was big thing for him and
he has probably started public house on
the other side with 1t"
"Did you have any suspicion that he
would play you ialseP
"when went to Philadelphia to see him
oil began to have a suspicion. | offered
him 81 800 to stay in this country, but he
refused and promised faithfully TO come
back. put up the money on him, and now
you see where am. | have never heard q
word from him since he left. He owes
money here and he'll never come back. l
have been badly used by Wilson, but Pm
going to bring an English unknown to meet
Sullivan. He is six feet high, weighs 220
pounds and is twenty-five years old. He is
q bigger man than Sullivan"
Decline of Man.
Nervous weakness, dyspepsia, impotence,
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.aaIrL BLOWS ms TEUMr'
.r...a slnings.

rTexas Siftings' J
,.tas' y'seount's made out,
4 when ae lI'el M makes his SHOUT.
1En 0le ~ Mr1 an n er sIngin' trough de Trumpet
b; lsi hsn an step up ter de line,
EWll Jss J.sr ana out whsr yer gwine,
chIs't tsI n~H nwidout quakin', like or solid
HE na1 !
-, %, ,rlmble in de knees,
wiz ~ y, v,,sser by degrees,
p p insin', ink eyes er Dlinkin In or qa-u-ris
" e. W., try ter break en- run, NJ
Ei v h,s vi trouble Ssb fer yer fun, =, :. 80,
n p tSeooIsl, SoT kickin' muiiSh' on de awful
sdgnent Day.
debbll's mighty quick,
Ah as ssoonle en- he's slick,
e. !: iocp1s ssau e. brier, and he's all time on
watch. :, ia oood en- true. honey.
lui W. ae iii help yer trough,
n ny hS mn "p man, and walk.up ter de line
~ Az notch. .g
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Masa,.,a Editnra

Aessrs. Editors -
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ham, of Lynn Mass, who above all other human beins
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some of her correspondents love to call her. eh
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aszstaus help her the large correspondence
which daily ponrs In upon her, each bearing its special
burden of suffering, joy at release from it. Her
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am satisfied of the truth Of this.
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One says, 1T works like charm and saves much
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under al circumstances, act In harmony with the law
that governs the female system.
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obtained by addressing Mrs r., with stamp for reply,
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For Kidney Complaint of either this compound Is
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Biliousness and Torpidity of the liver. Her Blood
Purifier wonders In its special line and bids fair
to equal the Compound in its popularity.
a1f. hav- ApYat nf pVh
ambition is to do good 30 others.
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Decline of Man

Nervous weakness, dyspepsia, impotence,
sexual debility, cured by "Wells' Health
Renewer." 81.
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IN 2 - -
hes and Bugs.

|f0aeho, H'uBH,
ehipna,n1laat ehiprs, ANTS, lbed-bugs, rats, mice,
4 i5''As' i5c. cleared out by Trough
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Bird Mamma
uOsd A,,,,,o.

Is epa,o a constant song, and cures
Camden n at : drug store, Bird
The daily gazette., 1882-10-04

llI stocL r VI fall Business.
lhe mo mos, e' hats hats and caps now in
ever had had aasg elegant stock of Derby
htln thu thu made mac up. Prices as usual.
\ i4 MarlE,a.iy e. Z. II. Rumford &
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OF any Age.
Enormous Menaseries ,under Tents. Hip
podrome in nearly u mile track. Museum of
Living curiosities. 3 Circuses In Three Rings.
Making Monster United Shows, and the might
lest and most brilliant FREE STRICT PARADE
ats m. from the grounds that the world ever
saw. Luxurious amphitheatre with seats for
%, 600 people. Admission the same as TO an ordi-
nary show. Toavoid the crowds at the wagons
on the grounds, choice seats can be obtained at
CHR1STY SONS, Cigar Store, sixth and Mar
ket streets. during :he day at slight advance.
No free tickets given away to any one.
ADMISSION, 30 cents CHILDREN under 0
years 25 cents; RESERVED SEATS, Is cents
extra.
CHESTER, SATURDAY, OCT. Ia
oct4 SaT9 0, 10, II, Il, ss, w6-l0i
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THE STAR ROUTE RING.
PREsEN1mEN1s MADE BY THE GRAND JURY.
THE INDICTMENTS BEING PREPARED.
THE JURY NANIMO Gus.

On Saturday afternoon the grand Jury sat quite
late, and the foreman, MI. j. B. Wilson, reported
the result Of their labors to District Attorney Cork
hill in the shape OF preSentments against several
parties charged with being concerned In the star
route mail service conspiracy. These cases had
been In the course OF hearing for several weeks
past, and much Solicitude has been shown by in
terested parties as to the result
AS the witnesses, mostly from the western states
and territories, appeared before the grand jnry,
they were button-holed iniuStriously as they
emerged from the 1ury-room by the anxious
seekers for Information as 10 their testimony
Some days ago 1t was st tied that the grand Jury
had voted to present certain parties, but as the
deliberations OF that body secret, it could not
be aScertained definitely whether the rumOr was
true or false.
The fact that on Saturday presentments were
found against several parties can now be stated on
the best authority, as also the fact that indct
ments are being prepared. It can also be stated
that the jury were unanimous in the vote on
making these preSentment and that the evidence
upon which they acted was OF the most conclusive
character.
Among the parties presented for Indictment are
eX-ASst- p. NJ General Tbomas j. Brady ey-Sana-
tor stephen W. Dorsey; John W. Dorsey. brother
Of Senator Dorsey: NJ. c. Rertell, prlvataisecre-
tary OF Senator Dorsey: w. II. Turner formerly a
clerk in the Post Office department. and John R.
Miner. and Henry ". Vale, of the firm of Miner,
Vale Co.: j. L. Sanderson, j. NJ. Peck, of
the Dorsey firm. The last named (Pech) Is said
to have d1ed recently. 1t is understood that the
presentments do not include J. L. French, F. b.
Lilley and S. F. Brown, who were included in the
original information.
1t is stated that the presentments have been
sent TO Mr. Kerr. of the Solicitor Generals Office,
who will draw the indictments When the in
Glctments are prepared the cases will be vigor-
0uSly prosecuted
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MIR. Blaine and the Democrats.

The story contributed by some Washington cor
respondent, and somewhat extensively published
to the effect that number OF leading democrats
including Senators voorhees,, Morgan, and Jere
Black, were secretly schen1ne to nominate M.
Blaine for the presidency in 1884 upon platform
that would enahtc the democrats to support him,
attracted some comment at the Capitol today.
As general thing it Was laughed at, especially by
the democrats. Senator Voorhees,, who, according
TO the publication, Is designed as the candidate
I0r tae second place on the ticket with Blaine in
1884 said the story was too ridiculous to merit any
sort OF notice, and he did not propose to even deny
it: Senator Morgan also sloxc of the matter
as absurd, and said he had only seen Mr..
Blaine twice in the last six or eight weeks and on
those occasions but for a few moments and then
there was no reference to politics in th cir CONVEX
SatlOn. He said he believed i'm straight democra-
tic tickets upon genuine democratic platforms:
that he was opposed TO all Of political cOali
UOnS and compromises He Wi,ud like to see the
democratic party relieved cy Tammanyisn, Of
re sdjusterlsm and repudation and have it nomi-
nate IN 1884, tried and true democrats like Thur
man. Hendricks, or some one OF that class, upon a
StraiyhtOut democratic platform.
There are some, however, Inclined to believe tn
the existence OF a scheme to give Mr. Blaine the
democratic support in 1884. Those who hold this
view are to be found almost exclusively In the
ranks OF the anti-Blainc republicans.
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Affairs fu West Warrington

DEATH OF WEII~KNowN LADY-Mrs Magru-
der, wife OF Col James A. Magruder, a lady we'll
known and highly respected I'm this place, died az
her residence on street, between 30th and 31st
streets, yesterday morning after a long illness.
CHANGE--Itev. j. Healy, s. D.. who has filled
the position OF president OF Georgetown Univer-
sity In very acceptable manner Tor eight years
past, has been succeeded by Rev. James A.
Doonan, S. j., who has been vice president OF the
college for some time The health OF Father
Healy has been shattered for months, and he
has been retired TO give him chance OF recupera.
tion.
THE USUAL INTERESTING TEMPERANCE MEETING
was held last evening by the Dash.
away Reform club at the club rooms
on 32d street Addresses were made
by Charley Nye, Mr. Lee, OF South Washington,
Mrs. j. NJ Kelley and others The club continues
TO do much good, and the reading room is now q
resort for many who formerly spent their leisure
time TO much less advantage.
1MPRoyEAENTs--Part OF the old Riitenhouoo
Place, fronting on street, is being graded pro.
paratory 10 being improved by a row OF comfort
able brick houses 1t is said that large building
is TO be erected on the corner OF Sh and sfr0etS
(Montgomer and West, which will be suitable
for school house, and IL is said that the design =
that ft may be purchased for the c0lored publfo
school building, a. new one hes been talked Ct
for Q long time
a; 1osl6 p. n.
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The Treasury Investigation.

FORTHCOMING REPORT.
There Will be no minority report Of the Senate
committee Which has been Investigating the
treasury contingent expenses The report Will
be ready, 1t Is understood, very shortly. 1t will
eXonerate Senator Sherman entirely It will also
exonerate Major Power, chief clerk OF the
Treasury department. of the charges which have
been made against him. The censure of the re-
port Will fall upon ex-Custodan Pitney and those
around him, most OF whom have been removed by
Secretary Folger, wso based his action upon the
testimony taken before the committee The file
holder transaction, which figured so extensively
before the Meline committee, Was locked into by
the Senate committee. out OF $500 paid for file
construction that could be placed upon this was
that there had been a 'swhackn somewhere
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QUAkTERMASTER GENERAL RUCKER to-day en-
tered upon the duties of that Office. AS heretofore
stated in THE STAR would be the case, he has made
application to be placed on the retired list This
request will be granted and Gen. Rufus ingalls,
will be nominated to succeed him as quartermas-
ter general
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-20

telegram from Long Branch, N. j., says: President
Arthur has rented the largest cottage OF John
Hoey, on Cedar avenue, opposite the lodge OF Hol-
lywood PARK, the country seat OF Mr.. HOey The
cottage is nearly completed. 1t will be furnished
throughout in the most costly and comfortable
manner, and will contain all Of the modern i'm
prOyementS.
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The Dead keeGe NisserN.

THE FUNERAL fEsTERDAY-DouBTs WHETHER THEY
WERE POISONED AFTER ALL
The funeral OF the TWO sisters, who died last
week at the corner OF 14th and III streets-Mrs
Julia Lovejoy and Miss Kate Keefe-as is sup
posed from poisoning. took place yesterday after
noon. There was a laFs, attendance both at tina
house and at ST AloysiuS church, where the
services OF the tCatholic) church took place. The
lnter1nent was at Mt OIvet cemetery.
Notwithstanding the testimony on which the
jury, on Saturday, found that the deaths were
caused by poison, the testimony pointing to
some some party to, or 10 some cause for, the crimes,
one or poison at all, IL will be remembered
that Dr. Haltigan testified that the indications
were that the poison Was one OF the class known
as the cerebro-spnaliS claSs-that is one acting
through the stomach on the nerves. spinal column
and BRAIN Up to this time Prof FrIstoe has
failed TO ind poison OF any kind ia the contents
OF the stomach and is positive that il poison was
used at all 1t was not mineral poison, which
would have been shown before this, IL so hap-
pens that while the symptoms and the post NOR
TEN Indications are similar TO those in cases OF
poison, that both are also similar TO those OF cere-
pro spinal meningitis, or spotted fever. and q
medical gentleman OF authority, who has care
fully examined the case in al its features In read
up on this disease. has come 10 the conclusion
that the disease was spotted fever. II is TO be
hoped on account OF the family and all concerned
that the further examination Will sustain his
theory.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Thomas Bowling has re-
Gently sold the following real estate for Fired w.
Jones and TIfos. II. Calan, trustees: The southern
half OF lot l3, in square S42 having front OF -
Ieel lncHtS Ou OIL SOfttt, 10y uepln OF ltD 1ert
inch, to Mrs. Henrietta Stewart, Tor $685. For
VIM A Gordon, trustee, part lot 3, I'm square west
OF square IA, located on 26th street. between Penn
sylvania avenue and street, improved by a two
story brick house To L. +. Mclntire, for 500 For
Anthony HYDE and Thos. Hyde, trustees, lot No. 2,
liz square 2S, Improved by three story brick dwell.
ing, on Q street, between 14th and 18th streets
northwest, to Thomas Evans and Lawrenson Riggs,
executors, ior $500 For VIM. L. Davis, trustee,
all those parts lots numbered 237, 2ss and 2s9, in
BeallS addition TO Georgetown, ID. c.. located on
Congress street. to Joseph Libby, for $50 Is per
front foot For Geo. w. Stickney and Fielder b.
Chew, trustees, lots !, B. and s, being parts OF
original lot l. In square 63S, located on ID and
North Capitol streets, near the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad depot, TO John T. Vinson, for as cents per
square foot For VIM. III. Claggett, executor, all
OF lot 5, which has been Subdiyded into build
ing lots, having a front OF about q feet on High
street, was sold TO j. w. Harvey for SLID per
front foot
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kilograms to The Star.
The Chester Expsos;on.
DEATH or Two MORE VICTIMS, MAKING SEVENTIES

pkATH or TWO MORE VICTIMS, MAKING SEvESrEWp
DEAD so FAR
CHESTER, PA, February s0-Two more OF the
victims OF the explosion NJ Jacksln's pyrutechnto
works died last nCht. one. Will am H. Franklin
was member of the Franklin fire company and
the other, Robert Taylor. was "A NopnC colOref
man. Mr.. franklin leaves a Young wife but Tay-
lor was unmarried. The Geaths from this eNplo-
sion now aggrcg ate seventeen. 0ae Of CaL Hyatte
sons, who WAS Sick in tle Military Academy and
had 10 be removed at the time OF the nre there.
has grown worse SINE the explosion at the pyro-
technic WORKS ana is now lying at the house OF a
friend In precarious condition.
Latest Cable News.
THE LONDON TiMEs On GE>. sKoBELoFF's FIREBRANp
SPEECH
LONDON, February 2l-The Times commenting
on Gen. S&ohelon's recent speech, says:-s The
Russian government 10y its laXness IA discipline
becomes responsible tor a state ot things dis
unctly endangennS the peace OF Europe Gen.
Skohelon position cannot fall to breed alarm and
suspicion In the financial and political world Eu-
rope has the right tn ask that the Cars authority
shall De used 10 prevent recurrence OF firebrand
speeches from Russian generals"
THE STEAMER sARpINI.S LEAKING
Inc steamer Texas, from Baltimore for Liver
pool, was seen alongside OF the steamer Sardinian
on the 18th inst, $50 miles from FaStnet When
The Belgian steamer Ne,lerland leit the Sandman
the latter had several feet of water I'm her stern
hold, but the water seemed TO be kept down 10y her
pumps
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
enue, $633 Oss. 75: customs. $685. 25.
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COLLECTOR BEARD, OF Boston, is in the city, an
applicant for reappointment
SENATOR LAMAR left for his home I'm Mississippi
this morning. He found that the injuries he sus-
tained from being knocked down recently by a
passing carriage were more painful than he had
at first supposed, but thinks that few days quiet
rest Will repair the harm.
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AMITSEMENTS

NATIONAL THEATER. OPERA.
.MR. MArLEsoy
Eas the honor announces
SEASON OF GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
BIZ HER MAJEsrY's OPERA COMPANY.
For Three Nights Only.
sion win be performed Bizess Opera,
CARMEN.
psn: DGa zHs sn9T ar o hsaa s
Mercedes, Nil Kalas; and Carmen. Nile Minnie Hauk
Music and Conauct9r signor Ar,iiti.
TUESDAY EVENING, February IS, yerdfs Chef
dsfbyIe' ada
Rhsdsmee. Signor Ravelii; Amonasr2 signor 6aassl'
RAmfs, Sinor Sovare IL Re, Sig1Ior Costa Aniner1s
ME-. Cotiancli and Aida, Mue Paulina kossini cher
GRAND FAREWELL PERFORMANCE.
WEDNESDAY E'tS5as; JoHsSETa MsTsh l. "ssners Opera
y Lcbengrn. sigpor Csmpanini; Telramondo. signor
ost- S R. ssp n f H aT's hSis SoF HS4 Mara
Full Orchestra Grand Chorus, and Ballet of 100 People.
Scale of Prices-O chestra and Orchestra Circle. s3:
rows 81 Family Circle, 75c genera admission 81 90
sale Of seas viii conenee on thursday z morning,
yania avenue. and continue. f2o-7t
FoRD's- TWO NIGHTS IN ROME
TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY MATINEE.
The Gifted ard Realistic Artistic
MISS JEFFREYS LEWIS,
In her Great Character of ANTONIA. surprising her
LCKA, in Diplomacy. STEPHANIE, In Forget Me-
Not
In A. c. Guntsr's Success
TWO NIGHTS IN ROME.
EXTRA LADIES MAriNEE WEDNESDAY.
On MONDAY. February 81, HAVERLY'S EUROPEAN
MASTODON MINSTRELS.
Everything Entirely New and Bright. f20
NATIONAL THEATER.
Every Evening. ", dnesiay and Saturday Matnees
KIRALFY BROTHERS
Grand revival of the Gem of all Spectacular Produc
TONS the
BLACK CROOK,
Produced on scale of Unsurpassed Splendor
Gorgeous Scenery, Magnificent Costumes, ArInoH
and ParaDhcrnaiia.
TWO GRAND BALLETS.
Led by the Worlds Greatest Premiere Danseuse Asso
luta Mile De ROSA, and the Charming Pre-
niere DanseuFe, Mile. BAZZANO,
Supported by klralfy's Famous Troupe of Coryphees
aid European Specia.es,
The Martin Family, Ronsdo Brothers, &c.
Monday. February 27th. three nights)-Mapleson
Grand Opera Company.
Thursday. March 2, three nights-Iawrence Barrett
Dramatic Company. f20
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

? r-GENTLEMEN DESTROYS OF BECOMING
L-S charter members Of the CARROLL BRANCH
of the Catholic Knights of America "a Catholic insr
organization the assessment plan, invited
meet at the rooms of the Carroll Institute 924
street northwest TUESDAY EVENING. February 21st,
al $50 O'Clock. FRANK n. DEVEhEUX,
Seer
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REsIGNED.-Col. b. O. Carr, supervising steam
boat inspector for the third district, has rendered
his resignation, which has been accepted
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~ SAMUEL KER,
ts DRY GOODS.
$50 7th street northwest.
New French and Scotch Ginghams. just opened; best
qualities at low prices.
Silks, Satins. AID Rhadames, extra good values.
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We hear from many who using ELYS CREAM
BALM for Catarrl,, Cold in Head, &c, Of wonderful
cures effected and offer it to customers the best
remedy for its purposes in DYKEMAN MOTT,
Druggists, Catskiu, NY.
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of tne Catholic Knights of America. "a Catholic insur
at II t.So o'clock FRANK n. DESsahhUx, sacEatsrS,
rEEs0K,, OF P.-sYRACUsIANs LODGE. NO, 10
MORROW oedef os ca
sr corner 9th and streets In addition to routine
northwest Wednesday. at IL O'clock m Members Of
sitter Lodges Sf9sr and
- NATIONAL, ,CQILEGE or PHARMACY;
Prof M on S Nhsesa
@ s' hHisHss II! sE df5S
-, THE OLDEST INHABITANTS ASSOCIA-
ton Of the District of Columbia will comme'no;
soTsE at Room @ no Of the Court
will be delivered by JOSEPH H. BRADLEY, esq.,, and
Address read by af'
SdnS tss. A tEs n11s
drawing notded that the COUPONS must be returned
t9e q a so s5 they
be regs.ered M @ DEaE9s win take place on wEDNEs
Tickets car be Irocured of the Secretary and mem
fls-.t SAML. T. BOSS, Secretary.
e:sSo FURNISH INDUSTRIES, NOT ALMs.-BE-
i neyeient citizens of the District of Coumbia who
making e and @ des and gRasr
Embroidery. Domestic Service Washing by the hour
day. any work woman do, to the Woman's
Work Department of Associated Charities, 1418 F
street. f18
~ NOTICE or ACKNOWLEDGEMENT W.
t-s HANDY, Real EStat- Broker, has removed his
Office from 500 9Th street northwest to 9l4 street north
west. fl8-3t
rSD J. J. UNsWORTH WILL REMOVE HIS
tS Jeweiry store from 20l 1th street southwest to
435 7th street southwest. All having left DIS
to be ealred Will please call, they will be sold to
pay for repairs. flS-3t.
~ THE MOST OBSTINATE CASES OF
SS Cat&rrh and Hay Fever cured by the of
Eiys' Cream Balm, the only agreeable remedy. Price
80 cents.
Apply into nostrils with little finger.
CHRONIC CATARRH.-I have suffered for years from
Elys' Cream Balm. Relief instantaneous and
tinued use has resulted in almost complete s.
NJ GREENE, Boolkeeper, Office n. V, Catskin l.
Athens Steamboat Co. Catskiu, N. y, December
q, 1880.
We hear from many who are using ELYS' CREAM
BALM for Catarrf, Cold in Head &c. of wonderful
effected and offer it to customers the best
remedy for its purposes in use D7KEMAN MOTT,
Druggists, Catskil, MY.
ELYS' CREAM BALM COMPANY,
f15-eo3t Oweyo, New York.
Ls DRY GOODS,
$50 7th street northwest.
New French and Scotch Ginghams. just opened; best
qualities at low prices.
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CHRONIC CATARRH.-I have suffered for years from
hronic Catarrh. Six weeks ago 1 induced to try
Elys Cream Balm. Relief instantaneous and con-
hnued use has resulted in almost complete s..
NJ. GREENE, Book keeper, Office n. Y, Catskin Il
Athens Steamboat Co. Catskil, N. u. December
q, 1880.