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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-22
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Gossip About the Potel Corridors and II List
of Recent Arrivals.

Dr. 4. J. johnson, of Vincgaroun, is register
ed at the Ncngcr.
Frank Hylcr, a cattle graZer of some note, is
staying at the HOrd.
Frank Tanning started for Eagle Pass this
morning.
Customs Inspector Joseph Shrrly has been
seriously i'll with fever the past two days.
I,oniince Wolf, of the IIord Hotel, is said to
have Il prediction for bric-;,-brc.
aIayOr French gruccd the bench of the Re
C0rder'S court yesterday during the absence of
Recorder Anderson in Austin.
Mr.. Ed. Kotula and bis f'rAily have moved
into their new dwelling on a\rnuct.
II. % Giraud, Of Palestine. an cmployc of
tine international Railway company, Starte
westward tn-daN.
J. II Peck, Of Gonzales, l.. y. Snowdcn, of
liidCn. w"li-knOwn StOckIncn, are guests at
the Central.
At the Central re Fardy, PccoS City; J.W.
""Int': J. II. Bowlcs. Waldo: f. ID. Walker,
Jewett.
ia" Mintcr returned from NOonan's ranch
J." t evening and started westward this morn
!ng.
Th">. \. Dwyer, Jr., prominent young mcr-
Chant OF Laredo, Is in the city.
lion. John Ireland, governor elect, registered
ii ihr Ncnger last evening. and started Tor
Austin this morning. He was accompanied ley
Judge W. 5. Delany of Columbus.
G. ID. Robinson. his son Dwight Robinson ana
q. johnson, three gentlemen from California,
now boarding ut the Central Hotel, are looking
about for Il business location.
Al the Iiord Miss Allie Martin. Miss Jennie
Martin, y. Is. Hicks, Frnt"wn: J II Mccain,
Monterey; IL ID sullivan, NictOra !; Il nd"i
hill. Br & Hamilton, Eddy, Texas; W J Scot
Urnison; |. 3 Middleton, Columbus; T. \
Rawlings, GALVESTON: McMartin, New YORK.
At the Mcngrr J Watson, J J IIayn, 5,
John Grant, Laredo; II II Adams, G"nzal,'> Il
II johnson, Palestine: ihoS Parks, ny: Janrs
liounrll' Anstin;G Warner Ban unorr; u :,
Pill>bnrry. Ill; W W DAILY. NJ: Jas Patterson .
lIlnckctt; b Collins, iIIng; + Collins, ca
POI" Farm: j TarnCll, Columbus: Miss Lydia +
Martin, Mis- |. Martin. Jno W and Mrs MartiI.
tnVnlgton. NY; W W Goo'ir'ch Nr|iiln; { :
iIj,>torick, y q; j Milburn, st Louis.
II. SANDERS, general agent for the MissisSirl
cotton and wuilrn mills the largest in III"
south, is booked at the Mcnger.
Mr.. Sanders introduced to the trade the new
l'raunirlS wooden goods.
At the Vance J. j. Lang Taylor: II. Jordan
and Mrs. JOrlnn IaI Sale: Mrs. V. W. Rose,
Florcvii!c; VIM. Ferguson, st. Louis: J.C. tlil.
pingcr. Akron, O.. }. +. liouScr, Milwaukee
hnuc, New Orleans; iI. J. Smith, Ccutrali; ,
Ills.
Al the Maverick + J Ross. New York: II "
Bush, Cincinnati, .: + II might, Louisiana
No; Ed Lee lar", Il Louis; Harvey Mortimer
Boston; Leslie Thompson, CaStrOviilc: Louis l.
W OSnlan, New York, DR. Il X Roberts, Wash
mgt"n. ID {: Jos + Iyrcr Philadclphia: + Is
levy, New Orleans; i' j reynolds, DunNilh ,
Va: Boyle, New Orleans.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-22
Injunction Threatened,

Perfect happiness does not seem attainabe
here in the promotion of new enterprises. The
electric light company are now threatened with
an injunction against putting up their new ell
CINE and boiler in the rear of the Callaghan
building. The new eng inc will be no more Oh
jectionable than the old one, perhaps in point
of safety it will be equal if not superior to the
present one in use on the premises.
The first time the steam whistle of the ice
factory was let off, in the summer of 1867, all
the dogs in town hoWled and the old town
started to its feet at the unusual sound. Since
then many steam engines have been establish
ed here and people have become used TO the
sound of the steam whistle.
The fact is, the use Of power becomes eS-
sential in the heart of a CITY and for that rea-
son as well as for general comfort people who
can't stand the disturbance move to the sub.
urbS for private residence.
Steam engines of great power are located in
cellars, in hotels, in printing offices, etc, il
all large cities, and San Antonio cannot prov.
an exception in this respect 1t is in the na
ture of an effort to impede business and enter
prise to attempt to prevent the erection Of
steam Engines. Al, safeguards should be tax
IN about such enterprises for the general safe =
ty, such as is the custom in all commercial
cities. That's all.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-22

A party of excursonists are doing the
town. They started from ST. Louis, went to
Galveston and Houston, passed through Aus
tin and thence came here, arriving this morn
ing. They are Capt G. T. Woodbury. and
wife and Geo. w. Morris, wife and son, of
Chicago; Joseph Baily and wife, of Farming
ton, Conn; John Hodge of the Missouri Pa
ciic railway, and Mrs. Hodge; IL. H. Ses-
sionS, Of the International railway,
and Mrs. Sessions, d. Fl. Mar
tyn. of Galveston, superintendent for the Pull
man Palace car company, and Maj r. II
Wickes Of ST. Louis. another superintendent:
DR.. Emo Sander, distinguished St. Louis
chemist, and II. c. Yocum and John W.
Gates and family of st. Louis. They will
spend the day in San Antonio and then leave
for Monterey, Mexico. They travel in Pull
man draw ing room car.
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THEY WANT TO RENT THE RIVER

The city council last evening passed reso-
luti n to authorize the advertisement for bids
to lease the entire strip of river bank just
north of the west end of Commerce street
bridge. Now this is bad piece of bus :
ness.
The amount Of money realized from such a
email is not equal to the value of an ope!.
space as an air hole for people TO breathc
through, and if it is once rented goodby to it
as piece of public property.
If the city records are searched it will lie
found that the privilege Of enclosing tn
bitches running along streets, and other en-
croachments have been granted and forgotten
while the private enclosures remain and the
streets are narrowed and obstructed.
The wisest and only policy is to keep all
spaces belonging to the public clear of oh
struction.
Instead of renting this river bank for an az
pie stand or beer saloon, let the city plant
with verbenas and tube roses so that the pee =
pie who cross the blidge can hang over the
railing for moment and get a sniff of natures
perfume and rest their eyes upon a beauty
spot.
Look ahead gentlemen, our city is growing,
it n, eds more breathing space than it has a
its command. For Heavens sake don't con
tinue to sacrifice US on the shrine of mean sell
fshneSs
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DYING FROM HIS WOUNDS.
Three Americans go to Il Dance and Shoot
About PrOmiscuOusly.

Serapio Gonzales, it is reported, now lies
dying at the house OF Leandro Chavez on
south Flores street, from wounds received at
Stockdale on the night of the 18th of Novem
Der. 1t appears, that he, man named Sebas-
tian Gonzales and other Mexicans went to
Stockdale for cotton picking. On November
4th little dance was given amongst the pick
ers when three Americans. two armed with
revolvers, and one with Winchester, entered
the room and, it is stated. without any provo
cation, the men with revolvers fired on the
dancers Gonzales was wounded in the
shoulder and the ball passed through him.
Lopez was also wounded on both thighs
After having some attention there, both men
were brought to San Antonio few days ago
Lopez is doing well, but in Gonzales case I'M
favorable symptoms have appeared and the
medical opinion is that the mans hours are
numbered.
Both Gonzales and Lopez are well known
here as poor but industrious men and much
indignation is experienced at,he outrage COM
mitted upon them.
1t is stated that the families are in state Of
restitution. If this be SO, no doubt the fac,
will secure them the due consideration Of the
charitable ladies of the city.
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Died..

At Saltlln. Mexico, on the 10Th of NuVrn,.
bcr John ihrton NrwcOmb, OF pnrinOmia
PrOf. NcwCOmh was born in Pictun, Nov Il
scotia. July 10Th, lHn For more than tilt =
years he had been school teacher, following
MS vocation i'll different states i'll the t'nIull
u" served i'll Co. I,16th Illinois Volunteers dun
ny "a" rebellion. ana led IN cNcntt'l ant. use
till life. He was strictly exact in all his deal
mrs, ana :! mason. i'll religion. He leaves :,
numerous prOgCncN OF SOILS and daughters anu
grandchildren. Prof. simon NcwCUmb. OF
Washington City, is his oldest son. Mrs. Mcrrk,
principal of the second ward SchoCi of our city
Is daughter. j. y. NrwrOmh, editor of H.,
ENENING LIGHT, is II nephew. His death wa
rather sud den, lis he had written only IL few
days ago that he would return to Texas, ha>
ing been disappointed in his Visit to HatiiIu,
Mexico. whcr" he expected to take charge oI
IN" English department in Il college at tia,
place.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-22
Notice to Housekeepers and Epicurean

We are in receipt of and will continue to re-
ceive daily from this on all leading and fancy
groceries We are pleased to especial call the
attention of our customers and the public in
general to the following lines of fresh goods
Mess pork, picked beef, halibut,
Homeless "GGil~i. drpp sea mac.crcl,
RiISSian S;,rdinr> Holland herring,
l'ntfInNuSscd breakfast bacon,
Iur;invaSSpd stIYar cured hams,
Dried peeled and IInpeeced peaches,
apples,
California pittc,l ,'lums, fresh vIItnbcrrics,
Peach ami apple butter in wood,
Pickles and chow chow in wood.
splendid line California canned goods, new
crop.
Louisiana sugars and syrIpS, new crop.
Creamy and pine Apple cheese. and every
thing else shat ever was found in Il llrSt-cIlSs
grocery store.
Satisfaction guaranteed in goods and prices.
LOrIS LAMBERT,
ll-l7-lm Opp. Maverick Hotel.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-22
TheLast of Greeley No. g.

Many prominent citizens assembled al the
Napier residence near Travis Park yesterday
afternoon to take part in the funeral services
for the late c. G. Napier, the well-knowr
Greeley No. of the Express staff. A eulogy
on the deceased was delivered by Rev. ]. "
Neil. The pall-bearers were Maj or J. H
Kampmann, Judge Thomas J. Devine Mr.
ohm X. Shook, Mr.. F. McC. Newton, Mr.. +
Oppenheimer and MIR. David Bell
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-22
MUSIC AND TIE DRAMA.

Mr.. Jefferson is in Brooklyn.
Lawrence Barrett is in Chicago.
John I. Raymond is in Loui vile.
Edwin Booth is in Dublin, Ireland.
The circuscS are ending their seasons.
Mrs. l.&ngry will appear in Baltimore in
April.
Rice's Surprise Party made big hit in
PittSburg.'
Mrs Langty has five Americans in her
company.
Mary Anderson is playing to large houses
in the west.
A New York c,nccrt saloon advertises
Thirty Jersey Lilies"
Alexander Caufman has joined the Union
Square Theatre Company.
Miss Maggie Mlrch"lrS engagement at
Niblo's ended on the nth.
Calendars Colored Ministries travel in a
private car named "Africa.'
BARLEY Camphell's "White Slave was not
much Of success in Chicago.
The New York Chorus Society viii! give
Gounod's "Redemp,ion" December 6.
John Mccullough will act IN New York, at
the Fifth Avenue Theatre, until December O.
1t is said that Nat Goodman will make
ST., 900 or $50 900 as his share of the "Batk
Flag"
An English play entitled "Impulse" is to
be produced at Wallack's Theatre at an cary
date.
'The Romany Rye" will be followed by
The Lights o London at Booths Theatre
al an early date.
The costumes Mr.. Abbey bought for the
we're burned in the Park theatre during the
fire.
Charles Wyndham has made such a succe> S
in "Fourteen Days" that it will be continued
during the entire New York engagements.
Mrs lIendersons play, "Almost a ife, ="
was produced II he Court Theatre, Liver
pool n the 9th inst, with Eben Plympton as
the hero.
The Cincinnati College Of music announces
its thrd operate festival, to be given by the
Mapleson Company, January 20 to Frbru-
airy ).
John Mccullough reappeared at the Fifth
Avenue theatre in "Virginius." He will
take part in the Cincinnati festival during next
May.
The Squire will be followed shortly at
Days Theatre by new farcial play. adapted
nv Mr.. Augustin Daily from the German OF
Rosen.
Lawrence Barrett played "Francesco di
Rimini'' a. McNickers' Theatre, Chicago, on
the twenty fifth anniversary Of the opening Of
the theatre.
Minnie Palmer will play in California for
the first time in her life, and under NJ. B.
Leavitt, who is the new manager of the Bush
Street Theatre,
Mile. khea'S company seems to be the hot
bed of stars, aid one of her leading ladies'
has announced her intention of starring. 1t is
Miss Margerie Bonner.
The aged mother Of Mr.. Frances Hodgson
Burnett travelled twenty five miles to witness
her daughters play. ESmeralda, lately per-
formed at KNOXVILLE, Tenn.
Lytton Sothern, son of the late E. A. Soth.
ern, will play in America next season in
"Dundreary'S son, written by sydney kosen-
tld. Horace Wall w.Il manage him,
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-22
DIAMONDS, SPECTACLES, Etc.

All fresh goods and latest Styles which II WIZ
he to yolir interest to call and examine lci"f
buying elsewhere. We have on hand, AM
shall continue to keep Il stock of as tine goods
rs can be- found in the city. \ call VIII con
vince you We are Practical WOrkmcr, anC
shall continue to make Il speciality of fine watch
rrpnirng and engraving. ,, >.
Il-lj-2w CRITZER BROS.
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An UnfounGed RumOr

A rumor was prevalent in the city last nigh
that two women and child were encampec
in the chapparal who had just arrived in the
city and were sick with fever and destitute
On inquiry into the matter the police found
that the parties had disappeared and left n,
trace, but it is supposed that they were simply
camping there for the day.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-22
LATE TELEGRAMS,

FIGHTING THE MARRIAGE ASSOCIATIONS
Washington, November 2I.-Assistant At
torney General Truman, for the postoffice de-
partme nj is preparing an elaborate report on
southern marriage associations and kindred
societies, which will be submitted to Post
master General Howe Tomorrow Il is I'M
derstood that the report takes strong ground
against the legality OF such concerns.
INDICTED.
Wilmoth Ward and II. F. Salter were in
dlcted to-day by the grand jury Of the district
Tor offering money to employees to abstract
from the burea Of engraving and printing a
paper upon which notes are printed. The
object IN view. 1t is alleged, was to prove
lo"ieness IN management, and thus influence
Secretary to!ger to remove Col. Irish. the SUI
perintenient.
PARDON OF ROBERT LOGAN.
Washington, November 2I.--The president
has pardoned Robert Logan, convicted of
robblng mail coach in the western district of
"E1S IT November, 1881. and sentenced to
Ten years imprisonment in the penitentary at
Chester, Illinois. The pardon was granted on
account OF the prisoners youth and breeding.
tie IS believed 20 have been the tool of elder
men: He confessed the crime, pleaded guilty,
and has since aided the government in the
prosecution and conviction of Others
LODGE OF KNIGHTS OF HONOR ORGANIZED.
Fredericksburg November ala lodge of
Knights Of Honor was instituted here last
night, with thirty-three charter members, by
deputy grand dictator f. w. Strive.
According to writer in the British Medi-
cal Journal, the opium habit may be discon-
llnued with perfect safety and without dis
comfort by gradually reducing the doses of
morphia, and substituting bromide of pottas
SUM in increasing doses. The point is to
keeP, up the proper proportion between the
two drugs and hence the necessity Of medical
supervision. 1t has been said that such modes
OF cure SIMPLY substitute one bad habit for
another; but it should be borne in mind that
bromide habit is easily cured, while the opi-
nm habit sticks considerably closer than a
brother.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-22
Building Permits.

H. Morris, dwelling, west side Clinton St,
End ward, $3.50.
VIM. Herpel, dwelling, west side avenue d,
sd ward. 5000.
Frank Oczko, addition, rorti. side Center
ST., 4th ward, $40.
John Semlinger, addition to stable, south
side Indiana ST., Ist ward, SIS.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-22

Mrs. Margaret J. Preston, the well-known

southern writer, sister-in-law of the late Gen.
"Stonwall" Jackson, is an untring collector
of curiosties. she has IN her parIor what is
said to b. the first alpinstnck ever carried by
an American to the top of Mount Blanc, and
a large picture, entirely c imposed of woven
spider webs, which at distance cannot be
distinguished from steel engraving.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-22

Takes pleasure of notifying his friends ana me
serve his customers with IL warm lunch. NiCI-
mn SauSag"S and horse reddish free from 10 to
T. a. H. each day. Also constantly on hand al
d,iira,irs of the season, fresh fish and oysters
arrive daily. Open day and night, southeast
corner Crockett street and Alamo plaza.
/ nm
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Kahn At Co.'S Free Distribution.

The free distribution OF number of bcauti-
ful ana valuable prizes to ne given away hy A
nnrrmhrr 18th TO every purchaser Of on,
.dnlElr's worth Of goods is given ticket in the
Jr,wn~. Kahn Co. have fine line OF goods
of every description, anu their prices are as low
,s any other house Call Oh them and purchase
SHmnihjng and you might be the lucky one t.
,;,, thn S5asl ar the fine knahe piano. iw
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-22
TYDhniI Fever Prevalent.

"Typhoid fever is becoming prevalent
said DR.. Amos Graves to-day. "Many O.
the deaths reported are due to that disease
But chiIls and fever and d'p,heria are not at
iicting SO many persons as they did & week
or SO ago.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-22

Hereby notifies his many friends that he has
tlkrn charge Of the old Harry Hill saloon near
Funston street bridge. All his cd friends are
invited, to call for II cool drink and cordial re-
ccptiOn. h-o7Nh
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Situation Wanted.

Young man of ten years experience Us as
sistant bOCkkerper AMI entry clerk best of ref
erunces Address a, this office. IT.
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For Sale for $4,000.

Half of block Is, l.? ucrcS, between North
VhirI and Fifth streets, west OF san PcdrO
Assessed 10y our county commissioners 1T $500.
II .(-tf ED. SrEVES.
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PHI. ii. Wolfe

INMD strawberry plants for sale by F. b
Rnsrnhrry yarler. North Flores It. ll-2ti-.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-22
PAUL SEIFERT.
NJ. Struve

The largest stock of ready made clothing in
the city Ut PanCOaSt Son. S-6-tf
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-22

holm Mat'an'i has m'de von.l.rfr, -,,,-
cess with rs ',W n c1m"arins, ~ h,s si,r.1
*ith The manager OF the New York C,s;no ~
produce all tn operas in that hen & l,r 10
n NJ three Yeas. TIC
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-22

lHE Galveston News and Houston Post
will now fall back upon the eastern question or
the ''Cloture" for mental exercise.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-07

Ony touch OF il transformed the toad at
the ear u Eve into his true Satanic shape.
and sent him away The toad Of disease il.
silently ls,aing his venom. 40, At the ear.
but at the Kidneys and liver II man, a
man Who, feeling out Of sorts" doe, not
kno" Just what i, the matter With him b
and BY when the mischief i. done and
Bughts DIsease or some other terrible
malady has set IN, he discovers his allmrnt
only 70 despair Of it, cure. Now Hunt.
Remedy Is as lthuriers spear lis touch
reveals the disease in its true shape, and
then dIsmi.ses it from the system Even in
the worst cases Of kidney complaints. it is
not too late to call Hunts Remedy in. II
has snatched many from the very jaws Of
death h
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-07
.i0mo 4ad Foreign NV.

General and Mrs. Gran; are ,sI.i~,
ia Ne~ Engiand.
-Vanlerbllt's Saratoga horses are valued
at slO0,9DO to 100000.
-Cetewayo left London. Friday, for the
Cape Of Good Hope
A riot broke out IN Dublin, FRIDAY, and
the city vas IN possession Of mob
a bold, bat unsuccessful attempt was
made, recently. 10 release political prisoners
in Russia.
-neun.s keamey ha- gone upon the
stump for Cen Siuaeman on the democratic
State ticket IN California.
The cotton mills 1t the North Weld bat
an average prah, Of : per cent. shiie -
per cent. Is realized IN those Of the South.
Mis-. Ida Lewis, nov fort, year, OF age.
still Keeps the Lime Rock lighthouse. New
port, Which mas byeu under her Charge for
twenty wears.
-Pars expect, some day to become
seaport, even though u IS tar inland. Il il
estimated that flr fifty million, Of dollars
the Seine can I've made uavgau.e fur ocean
steamships.
A dispatch from san Antonio. Tex,
saws About 10 person, we're drowned by
the Concho food and 5000 sheep. cattle
and horses we're lost. Inc loss 70 property
ranges from s7j.op0 10 100000 The
river rose 80 feet. Bodies are coming to
the surface daily.
Belle Boyd. the famous female spy. no
resides in Philadelphia. was recently arrest
81 for passing a worthless cheek on pawn
h. 2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-07

40 seldom happens lha, ever, candidate
ol tae ticket perfectly satisfaction, to
e,.rs voter iu Jse p4.,,. aud personal feel
Ia- 300 often .ad8,nCs, tn, otter in scratch
name from j. ballot ans iu some in
...9.,-, b, ,o'sa- frs the cand date # the
-guu. 1, prababI, doe, Dot occur 10
-#.a la 5af that be- !, venting hi. spite az
tao ,>nsl.. rs o., friends. 1hr ,cralcher
Fee. 3 .'er +, fghtg h. friend. 10 the yery
c.ur s4,la be- wants 10 remain. and the
e.a WHICH rg, are DONG their bes, 90
a a-. tr j tAug te pad down. The
,...t n., .r ma, a.t %, f,.t b, iue c4u..i-
Who's, lam. ). ,o.a.clei. 54, {; is ai-
a-ts, ..4 ID d Ga greater degree. felt by
.. rn0 t1 such b, belongs. 10 Rtpub-
..sH~. therefore. 81 aH have a s.uacre inter
r.f .a '.. ,ac,+-s ct them party. Ne would
-.t. p. -ll, irat 1aH throw un.y straight
Ea.4H aa ballots. j not oa.s pays ".n the
l..- t... H.t cave, decidedly better taste
lH t.0 mouth az che time
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-07

Mcssrs. FL, Bros. Druggists, 0wego, n.
VI have been affected for tweRty years
during the months Of August and Seplem-
Der. With Hay Fever, and hs's tried va
rionS remedies for It's relief without success.
vas induced - toy your Cream Ga,ni ;
have used Il vl,h favorable results. end can
confidently recommend It u al similarly ar
fic,ed Roman ". TowNLEI, lex Mayor
Elizabeth. y. J.
TKtxroN. y J. Oct. p. 1850.
have suffered fog e3gut Years Sith Hay
Fever. during July. August and September.
In the beginning of July, this year, | resort
ed 10 Ely, Cream Balm and have heen en-
tirely free from The fever since the first aP-
plication. | can recommend 1t As cure.
EuwARD G. illLlNAN. az the New Jersey
State Arsenal. Prcs 80 cents.
Apply into nos,f.l, SIh IittIe finger.
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Impure Breath.

Among all the disagreeable consequence.
that follow the decay Of the teeth, an impure
breath must he the most Notifying and I'M
pleasant to Its possessor, and il is the mos,
lnexcusable and offensive in society and vet
the cause OF 1t may easily be removed nv
cleansing your teeth daily with that ;nstIy
popular dentifrice, Fragrant SOZOD0NT
1t parifes aud sweetens the breath cooi.
s ana refreshes the mouth, and gives pearl
IKE appearance to the teeth. Gentlemen
VINO indulge In smoking should cleanse
tneir teeth with SOZODONT, as il remove.
al unpleasant odors Of the weed. Ask YOUR
druggist for Il Ssn,