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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-15
BORING FOR WATER.
Accident In Peacock s. Thomas W

<ACSAucnS ~ Z 0ASVOA = 4uOAAAO "
Peacock & Thomas have for some time
been engaged in sinking an artesian well
for water 1T the Helm mine, in Strasburg
township, about a mile from New Prov
idence. A shaft has been sunk, sixty feet
from the bottom of which an artesian we'll
has been driven seventy feet further.
Not getting sufficient water 400 pound
torpedo was exploded at the bottom of the
artesian we'll on Tuesday by party
brought from Chester fOr the purpose. The
went out of it through the fractured rock.
1t had stood ten feet deep in the shaft:
Yesterday morning Thomas Holler.
to See how the thing looked. He was
overcome by the gas and called to the top
men to pull him UP. When he had been
which he ciuny, with one foot in tho loop,
he was SO much overcome as to lose his
hold and he fell down the sixty feet to the
bottom of the shaft. Thomas James, who
is sinking a shaft for f. Il J Brooke, at
the MOhler mine, two miles off, was sent
for he went down the shaft and brought
Holier up. No bone seemed to be broken,
but he was Still unconscious, and SO re-
mained until the arrival of DR.. Peacock
on the morning train from Lancaster ; he
opened his eyes and recognized him, though
he failed to recognize his fellow workmen.
When the doctor left in the afternoon he
seemed to be coming around all right.
His escape from death was narrow.
At the bottom OF the shaft six
inch pipe sticks up from the artesian
we'll sixteen feet. Holler was found with
a leg on each side Of it. neatly missin. it,
and if the water had escaped he would
have drowned.
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The Bazaar Fro,

Our readers are all advised 10 go ut once 10
GOttsclllliS and Lcdcrnian-. Great New York
EaZ:rlr, e6 and eS North Queen street, as all
goods which arc not sold yet must be sold by
Saturday regardless OF cost, as the proprietor j
are making arrangements TO reopen the
bazaar again In Il very short time. IT, will pay
everybody TO inspect all the rich and elegant
goods, which are only slightly damaged by
waller, !il;. winch arc sold 1T almost given
away prices. WcTuotc below 4 few articles
which are in perfect condition: Ladies Spring
Coats ut $50, worth from 81 to $40 each Elc-
CANT stock OF Fine P.lsscmcntcrics at 15c.. 2Oc
and 30c. per yard, cost from SOC. to -. 90 per
yard; JotD dozen OF Elegant Dress Buttons,
all perfect, ut SC, Toe. and zoe. whole card,
these Buttons cost from ":,c. to 500 per dozen,
Ribbons, Silks Satins, Kid Gloves, Hats, etc,
in fact everything must b" sold by Saturday
at any price, ut the New York Bazaar, 2G and
% North Queen street. I5-Stu
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l.:TTl.E: LOCALS.

| Here And There and Every where.
Cherries on market ten cents
quart on account vr the rains likely t.
he scarce.
Clara Smith, drunk and ,lisor,lerly
sent up for ten days by Alderman \. +
DonneI!y.
Big matinee ut the Equine Paradox
show yesterday and fine entertainment,
last night. Three more evenings and {:
| Saturday afternoon matinee.
To-day last day 20 secure per cent
abatement on county tax collectors, S.
W. RaUb, for the east wards, ut No. II
North Queen street, and II. Il. Wonder
smith, for the wr>. wards, No. 81 East
Orange street.
Samuel Evans, cx justice of the peace
Of Columbia, has paid over to the county
commissioners, $41.J0, the amount of
illegal fees surchaEgcd against him, by
tho county auditors.
Observation-Disclosures report says that, Il few
days after the escape OF the ten prisoners
fromitl,e Observation-Disclosures J ohm Lip
plncott, was Seen near tho Gap, dressed in
his striped prison clothes inquiring for
Constable Sam Bow man and the BuZzards
Fine weather, big crowd and good track
at the Park races this afternoon. Good
entries and plenty of turfmen promise
sport. Free for all race to morrow.
Last evening there was slight fire in
Kuhn Il Co.'S tobacco sweating establish
mcnt, No. 90 West Vine street. caused by
the breaking Of an iron plato of the fur
mace, which let the live Goals cut Oh the
floor, and set fire to it and case of to-
bacco. One box of tobacco was badly
burned ard four others badly smoked.
Insured in the Phoenix insurance company.
Tho building is not much damaged. The
fire WAS discovered and cxtinguished with
out an alarm
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ga Word to The wise Il Sumcaent."-Ar
effective and agreeable remedy for the treat.
ment of Catarrh, Hay Fever and Catarrhal
Deafness = ~,y's Cream Balm. A sure cure.
Cream B.iul efectually cleanses the nasal
passages of catarrhal virus. causing healthy
secretions, allays Inflammation and irritation,
protects the memb: anal Innings of the head
from additional colds, completely heals the
sores and restores the sense OF taste and smell.
Beneficial results are realized by few appli-
cations. A thorough treatment as directed
will cure Catarrh. As a household remedy tor
cold in the head it is unequaleo. The Balm is
easy to use and agreeable. Sold by druggists
at 80 cents On receipt of 30 cents will mail q
package.
ELY'S CREAM BALM CO., Oswego. Y.
Fol sale by Lancaster Druggists.
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An Enthusiastic Endorsement.

GoEHAM, N. H.. July IA, 1879.
GENTs-N hoover you are, l don't know but
thank the Lord and feel grateful to you to
know thnt in this world of adultcrated medi-
cincs there is one compound that proves and
does AL il advertises to do and more. Four
years ago l hal slight shock OF palsy, which
unncrvc'l me 10 such all extent that the least
excitement would make me shake like the
asue. Last May was induced to try Hop Bit.
tcrs. used one bottle, but did not see any
change; another did so change my nerves that
they are now rs steady rs they ever were 1t
used to take both hands to write, but now my
good right hand writes this. Now, it you con-
tinue to manufacture rs honest and good an
article Us you do, You will accumulate an
honest fortune, and confer the greatest bless
ing on your fellow men that was ever con-
terrc,i on mankind. TIN BURCH.
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Twenty five Graduates ut the Uuivo,sity
Iennsy lvania.

Twenty i've Graduates ut the Unlvotsity oi
Pennsylvania.
The leg anniversary exercises of tho
departments Of arts and sciences of the
University Of Pennsylvania took place
this m"rnin. in the Academy Of Music,
which was crowded. Tho Latin salutat-
ory WAS delivered by Thompson Seiser
Westcott; Masters Grafton was delivered
by John Marshall Gest. and The Law ora
tiOn by Frederick NJ. Leonard. The de,
gree Of Batchelor Of Arts was conferred
upon twenty five graduates. Tho degree
of Doctor of Sciences was conferred upon
23 graduates Master Of Arts, Is Bach
elOr Of Laws. 81 Doctor of Medicine, 6;
Doctor Of Philosophy. 4. The honorary
degree Of Doctor Of Laws was conferred
upon Eli J. Price, VIM. Henry Rawie aud
George w. Biddle.
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THIRD EDITION.
EVENING. JUNE IS. 1882.
TERRIFIC PRIZE FIGHT,
l GRAPHIC ACCOUNT OF IT.

The weeden- Maioney Batrlc-A brutal a nai
Ends In q Draw.
SMITu's FERRY, Pa. juno 15.-Despite
the vigilance of the police the Maloney
WeedeD fight took place this morning
The crowd made their way in groups O
twos and threes last night to McMecs
Rocks. and at ten O'Clock about 200 per.
| sons left there on 4 chartered steamer.
They steamed down the Ohio river and at
| four O'Clock this morning touched the
Ohio shore and selected ground near the
the state liue. Tho fight commenced
about quarter before six. At the com
mencement of the first round tho men
walked directly to the middle of the ring
and commenced striking at each other with
out any preliminary sparring. After few
severe body blows were struck Weedeu
went down. In the second round Weeden
dealt Maloney terrible blow over the
right eye, thus obtaining first blood. In
the fourth round MalOEey seemed much
blown and slow in his movements, and in
the 9TH round Weeden struck his damaged
eye, closing it altogether. AS the fight
went on Weeden devoted his attention to
battcring MalOney's eye and nose, the lat
ter pounding Weedcn's damaged ear ut
every opportunity. MalOney's woe-begone
expression showed that his chances of
victory were becoming less. Weeden,
meantime, laughing and bandyins Jokes
with the spectators. In the twelfth round
Weetlcn got in three sounding clips in Sue
ceSsiOn, two on MalOney's car and one just
above tho belt, without catching any pun
ishmcnt in return, though ut tho end OF the
same round Maloney gave him singing
blow in the face that cut up his forehead
badly. In the fourteenth round MalOncy
gave Wectlen i terrible blow On the cheek
and after some long range humping struck
and knocked him clean off his feet. New
ertheless Weeden's friends were Offering
two to one on him. In the seventeenth /
round Maloncy's friends claimed u
4 foul which was hot allowed. AE up |
roar Cnsued, and when MalOney had |
another claim Of foul disallOwed there was |
a row Of and general stampede. Still the
fight went on, Maloncy blccdin. and |
brcathless, and his face losing all sem
blancc Of its original appearance. In the
forty first round Maloney's hacker again
claimed a foul, and when this was disal-
lowed an excited mob took possession of
the ring, and two or three impromptu
lights were in progress 1T one time inside
the ropes. Wceden and MalOney then
Joined hands in the centre of the
ing. Weeden saying, "Are you willing
10 call this draw? don't want to kill
l man" Maloncy accepted the situation,
md the fight was decided draw. Time
If battle seventy minutes. Wceden shows
,ut little marks Of punishment, while
slalOnoy is in pitiablc condition. Dur
ny the fighting between the spectators.
It the close of the fOrty-first round, one
nan Was shot in the leg, but not danger
'usly hurt. At the RAILROAD depot the
mob fell to fighting among each other
gain anal pistols were tlourished, but no
hOts fired.
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COnSh, Cola sore TnrOat snOuIu ne
s'"Ipeu. Neglect frequently results IN an In
curablc Lung Disease or Consumption.
Browns bronchial Troch"s 40 not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups anI balsans,
but act directly On the nfiamel parts. allaying
irritation, give relief iii Asthma. bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, an.l the Throat Troubles
which Singers ANA Public Speakers ure subject
to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Tr"cuts have been recommended by physi-
ci:tis. and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having; been tested l.y wi.iU ami constant use
for nearly All entire generation, they have at
t:tin,rl wei .Eerited rank among the few staple
remedies "i the age. Sold ut - cent, 4 box
"Ntrywtrr. mV-IV,iTThS F&lVw
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Lost Thc;r Way.

scranton Republican.
Aloss Faith and daughter, tho Germans
who came to Scranton instead OF going to
Lancaster Saturday, went to the latter
place from here yesterday morning. They
had just landed in New York, and desired
to go to Lancaster, where :: brother of Mr..
Faith resided. Neither was able to speak
wold of English. They got into the
clutches of ticket scalpcrs who deceived
and palmcd off tho wrong tickets upon
the simple immigrants. The result was
that they arrived in Scranton Saturday
night, thinking they had como to the prop
CT place, and joyful ut the expectation of
meeting their relatives. When the mis-
take was dicovered they exhibited great
grief, which was increased by tho fact that
they were penniless. Mr.. Koch, Of the
Scranton house and Prof. Speicher showed
commendable kindness to their country
man ard his daughter, and their wants
were supplied until tho brother, to whom
Mr.. Spcicher had telcgraphed, was heard
from. The brother sent tho necessary
money TO defray their expenses, and the
happy twain started to meet him yesterday
morning.
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whatever for the summer as vet. The
statement that he has engaged a cottage
at Long Branch is incorrect, although it is
probable he will spend . day or two ut
that resort during the summer. The pres
ldent Will not leave the capital until after
the adjournment Of Congress, except per-
haps to attend the Grand Army encamp.
mcnt in Baltimore on ths 2ist and 22l
inst.
Alice Menzler, aged 46, German
woman, attempted suicide in New York
this morning by shooting herself in the
left breast. She was taken to Bellevue
hospital.
The Senate to day occupied tho time re-
served for the calendar in further consil
eration OF tho resolution to appropriate
Sa'5.OO to pay mail contracts for service
IN the Southern states prior to these states
going into rebellion. 1t went over with.
out action and the bonded spirits bill WAS
then taken up.
The subcommittee of Philadelphia
councils decline to accept tho invitation Of
the gas trust to proceed with an iuvesti
CATION Of its accounts with closed doors,
and as the cashier refused to-day to allow
them to see the accounts in the presence of
reporters the subcommittee left The office.
In Congress to-day Cox IN. W, said
Gen. Grant was the only president who
had courage to veto \ river and harbor
bill, and he thought if this bill was un
in all its details the president
might veto it. Ii no did SO he would be u
man with the people tn
run as his own successor Dunn, of Ar
kansas, asked /: "WOuld you yOte for
him ," Cox replied : "No one can say
What he may do two years hence" Dunn:
'' That is 4 large bid for veto. but |
don't think the president will be induced
+" take the gentleman's ADVICE
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Given U,, by Doctors.

"ls it poss sible that Mr. Godfrey is up AMI Mt
work, and cured by SD simple IL remedy ~
II assure you it is true that he is entirely
cured, and with nothing but Hop Bitters and
only ten days ago his doctors gave him up and
said he must die! ~
"Wcll a-tlay! That's remarkable! will 20
this day and get some for my poor George-I
know h 'ps are good" jul5.2wd&w
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DUBLIC SALE OF CITY PROPERTY
/ On TIIURSDAY,JU Ii, 1882, by virtue
of an order of the Court of Common Pleas of
Lancaster county, the undersigned, Assignee
OF creditors. will oiler NJ public sale, at the
public house OF Albert KOhllaus, on Manor
street, u valuable lot OF ground 81 uate on the
tanning in front along SAT-, High street ~ feet,
9inchcs, anu extending in depth - feet, TO
Lafayette stree, upon which are erected Il
One-stOry frame DWELLING HOUSE, with
bakery attached, 4 frame stable and other i'm
prOvements Bounded on the west by prop
erty now or late OF Frederick Albright, on the
cast by property OF Nicholas IIeiZOg, on the
north by Lafayette street and on The south by
High street. This is desirable location tor =
baker.
Terms-apprOvcd security TO be given Tor
payment OF purchase money on October /, lSSlI.
Sale to commence at * O'clock. p. NJ.
WILLIAM SCHULTZ,
2its2taw Assignee.
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MATRIMONIAL,
Marriage of Popular Young reopl

Marriage of Popular Young People.
At p. m. yesterday, by private ccre-
mony, at the residence of the bride on
East Orange street. this city, our popular
tOwnsman, Mr.. Chas. w. Eckert was
married to Miss Kate Fitzpatrick, daush-
ter of the late Mr.. B. Fitzpatrick and an
accomplished and favOritc member of Ian
caster society. Rev. DR.. Mccullough, of
St. Mary's, pronounced the ceremony, and
at 5:25 p. m. Mr.. and Mis-. Eckcrt left Oh
the train east for Philadelphia on 4
bridal trip, which will be extended to
Baltimore and Washington.
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MARNET,x.


NEW York, June 15--FlOur--State and
western dull and strongly in buyers favor:
Southern dull and weak.
Wheat aaaIlc lower. heavy AMI unsettled
trade moderate: No. 9 Rcd, June, 81 Iitp
a. 4Ls do July, $l 2S,I0tl -: do Aug:
81 l9Gl@dOl "G4; dO Sept. 81 IsI@i 1915: do
Oct, 81 1914 all the year, 81 lSi4fQl ISI..
Corn IA 1.c lower nnd less active; Mixed
Western, spot, 71a9'7>4c do futures. !.,:ap
13i4c.
Oats Il shade easier No. ,. June. 5S1,ae5a,.
Aug, ir::if ES.c State, Go9G.o Western, ~
Gila;c.
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Another lsaby Excitement.

Some boys who were gathering mint
along "gas run" yesterday afternoon,
stated that they saw the dead body of an
infant in the run below the dye-house
They say the body was wrapped up in
clothes and newspapers, but that they saw
the hands sticking out from the ends of
the package. They were SO much scared
that they ran home. Search was after
wards mado in the locality, but nothing of
the alleged infant could be discovered.
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ASSicnee's Sale.

Wiliim Shultz, assignee OF Peter X. VOL
pert and wife, will sell this evening 1T IN
O'Clock, 1t Albert KOhlhaaS saloon, Manor
street, Il lot of ground with one story frame
house on High street. The execution placed
in the hands OF the sheriff has been stayed and
the rrNpcrty will bc sold by the assignee.
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Colorado Excursions.

Colorado Round Trip Tourists Tickets a.,
greatly rcdH"ed rates, via C., l.. & q. Il. L. new
Chicago ANA Denver Through Line. good DUR
ing summer months and National Mining and
Industrial Exposition i'll September are now
on sale and full particulars Us to trans and
rates can he obtained from any Coupon Ticket
Office i'm the United States or Canada,
ju24ttcOWSw
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STi:ASl:UEl: NEWS.

I'r"ie":rd improvements in a Progressive,
Town.
Dur Regular Correspondence.
The feasibility of trclchins :. telephone
from the depot at the upper end of our
borough to Lcamon Place is now be agi-
tated.
Col. II. B Spcasman and wife and F..
T. Harley and wife, the former proprietor
of the Speakman house and tho latter :,
drygond merchant, all of COatSvillc, Pa.
sujournca with Mr.. Geo. Il. Eager, of
our borough for Il few hours on Tuesday
afternoon. They We're "n their way home
alter 4 pleasure trip of two weeks visit
ing Gettysburg, Antictam and many other
places of interest.
largo audience, nearly filling
Temperance hail, assembled before the
appointed hour, to hear the Rev. W. q.
Owen, on temperance and intcmpcrancc.
The meeting was opened by music and
prayer by Rev. J. StrinEer. DR.. Martin
then introduced the reverend gentleman,
who addressed those present in u pleasing
way. The speaker said that it was wrong
to find fault with those who keep drink
ing houses, that the hotel keepers had
perfect right to do SO rs long as the Gove!n-
ment by law permitted such regulation to
exist. All agree that tie evils of
intcmIcrancc should be reduced TO the
lowest possible minimum by force of
law, but rs to the modes of bringing about
these results there may be difference of
opinion. He believed that the only sure
way was by legislation. The object of q
government, the main object Of OrgaDiz-
ing civil government in any state is to pro
tect life, to protect liberty, and to protect
mankind in i legitimate enjoyment of life,
sc. After he had finished the entire
audience rose to thank the speaker and
the meeting was closed with the benedic-
ton
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the most wonderful curative remedies OF
the present day are those that come from Ger
many. or at least originate there. The most
recent preparation placed upon the market in
this country is the GREAT GERMAN INVIG-
ORATOR. which has never been known TO fail
in curing Il single case of impOtcncy,
weakness. nervous debility, inability or
mental anNiety, languOr, lassitude depression
OF spirits AMI functional arrangements OF the
nervous system. For sale by druggists, or
sent free by hail on receipt of price, 81. 90 per
box, or six boxes tor $ 90. Address f. J .
CHENEY, TOIc,Io, Ohio sole agent for the
United States. Send for circular.
For sale ut Kautlman's drug store, North
Queen street jul2-Iy,lM&T 9Th 4
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a Philosophical View Of IL.

y. I. TinBJ.
MIR. Weed ought to study ,numble-te-
peg. 1t is 4 beautiful game. and just
suited to his abilities. It il also an
economical game and, even if he were to
play it with Mr.. Scott and DIR. Hedges,
ho could not lose anything except one or
two frOrt teeth.
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Fall OF . Wall.

About one hundred square feet of the
south wall of Dosch's old brewery North
Queen above Orange street, recently dc.
stroyed by fire, fell with a crash this
morning, but did no damage. Other
portions of the wall are tOtteriny and
ought to be taken down.
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Horn IN COs.aiicO.

On Thursday. Juue II, the tooth ami
velsary of the birthday of Mr.. l'altzcr
Gehr, cI Summit township, Crawford
county, was to DC celebrated ut Lynch's
Landing. on the west side Of COnneaut
lake. Mr.. Gchr was born in CocalicO
township, Lancaster county. April ;,
1882, and was therefore 100 years old on
April 3, 1889.
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DEATHS.

JoHNsoN.-In this city on the 18th inst, Mrs.
Sarah Johnson, in the 10th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the resi-.
dence OF her son, william johnson, corner of
Shippen and Chestnut streets, Friday
afternoon ut O'clock It'd
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LrSTATE OF L. DE w. BRENEMAN.
IL late of Lancaster city. lecea5r.. ,tters
of administration on said estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons in
debted thereto are requested to make imme
diate payment, and those having claims or
demands against the same, will present them
without delay tor settlement to the under
signed. GEORGE T.. ZELLERS.
W. A. WILSON, Atty. Administrator
mayl36tdoaw
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IT is II foolish mistake to cOnfOund II remedy
of merit with qnack medicine. We nave used
Parkrrs Ginger Tonic with the happiest re-
suits for Dyspepsia, and Debility and know 1t
Ia hc IL sterling: health rcstOrative.-Tlmcs.
jul IlmteOd&eoW
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The Buzzard Lows.

There is no doubt about the enterprise
of the Police Neacs. This week the paper
has a picture which is full of local interest.
1t is intended to illustrate the recent flight
of the Buzzard brothers and their at
tempted capture at Rcfton. In the picture
the brothers are seen standing in q woods.
They are supplied with about cart-load
OF stones, which they are using to effect
Oh the heads of a score of countrymen
who, although armed with all kinds of
firearms, except gatling guns, arc fleeing.
The pictures of the Buzzards look about
rs much like them rs turkey buzzards, but
plenty OF people who have seen tho news
paper are willing to swear that ono of the
figures looks like "Burky."
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DisrErrIC, nervous people, "ouJ of sorts.
C0l'icns Liebfg's Liquid Beef and Tonic III
vis"nt"r will cure. Ask for Golden. or Drug
:sistS. ju2-lwteod&w
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Tho countenancc of mortal man or woman
cannot be celestialiy ralient and pure, but
with DIR. EcnsOn's Skin Cure, it can be made
smooth and free from letter. scaly cruptiOns,
tlcckles and climatic discoloration. A lovely
toilet dressing. jul2-lwd&w
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What gives 4 healthy appetite, an increased
digestion. strength to the muscles. and tone
t" the nerves: Browns Iron Bittcrs.
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