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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-11

oice and that the effect of hearing him resound is that
of seeing the and cruches Of Lazarus assemble
together and say in cavernous runblng kind OF way:
"Come forth Come forth! Ha ha"
Monsieur Poulet the French lawyer for the creole. and
half breeds OF old Vincennes Indiana, Is small witty
Jean-Jac lues- Rousseau like man, probably seventy
years Of age who lives in square OF ground Enclosed
with fruit and to his door leads thick avenue OF cedars
his address almost like an Irish wag's IIe told me
that he lived at ST. Frmin at the gates OF Chantly and
that the Duke OF Condo the last Of that great house who
was found suspended in the chateau had been ranged
by his mistress nephews because he made will against
her interests And have that lady," said the old
man. repulsed from the grand stables OF the MOnmO
rences while was allowed TO go in" He came to Amer
ica ls49, Walking he says, from Paris to IIavre and
the guardian Of his old hGbtant neighbours who
scarcely speak English yet though Vincennes has been
American since 1878. Their little low, fattish-rOOfed
houses lined outside and stuffed with earth and straw,
are there where their foreiather settled
In 1902 They often married Indian bellies, and
one of the last OF them tells how he cOurted such
one as fan OF Arkansas whose father and uncle rather
demurred and he set bottle OF whskey before them
IN move their better sensibties. ont, pshaw! the
Old man relates. in his pigeon English, one bottle Of
yhiskey last two Indians ID quick"
. Mr Allen of the Navy, who Is also a newspaper pro-
pretor in Indiana, said to recently that Chill was
Ane nation OF men, with a large Anglo-Saxon MIXTURE
and relatively few Spanish, English family names
Astounding though their sciOns speak Spanish He says
that the native tribes absorbed into Chill were the most
warlIke and indonitabe OF the aboriginal races
such as the Araucanians whom the Chilans use 10
chastise depredatng Argentnes and that the Chians
dislike the Argentine people almost as much as the
Brazans do their parent Portuguese. The Gillian navy
Is as well differed and manned as own, and has
better ships. The Gillian are handsome, we'll
bred with Ango-saxon leanngs and Moorish eyes and
Tlq eft ita
name upon Peru but did extend In any completeness
20 what has become Chill.
Apomy eyes believe my earsgLI," exclaimed Mrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-11

-DO my eyes believe my earsislr," exclaimed Mrs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-26
EsUUED rnuM DgArn

The following statement of william J. Cough
In, OF SOmeryille, Mass, is so remarkable tnat
We beg to ask for II the attention OF our read
ers. lie says "In the fall OF 1876 was taken
with violent bleeding OF tho lungs followed
by severe cough. l soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. ] was so weak at one time
that could not leave my bed. In tho sum.
mer OF 1877 | was admitted to tho City Hospital.
while there the doctors said hal hole In
my leitlung as big as a halfdollar. expend.
ed over a hundred dollars in doctors and med
icincs. Twas 50 tar gone ut one time report
won't around that was dead. gave up bore
but n1end told me OF DIR. WIN. HALLS
BhISAM FOR THE LUNGS. l laughe at
my friends, thinking my case incurable, but
got n b' tile to satisfy them, when to my sur.
prisea q qualification, l commenced to feel
better My hope, once dead, began to revive,
aud TO lay feel in better spirits than have
the past three years.
~ write this hoping you VIII publish It, so
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced 10 take DIR. WIN. HALLS
BAIsAM fOR THE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. ]
have taken two bottles and can positively say
that II has done mo more good than all the
other medicines have taken since my sick
| ness. My cough has almost entirely dlsap
peared and shall soon be able TO go to work.
| sold Nv u, ". Cochran. 1877 North Queen street
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AN EsTEKrRIsINa snowmAS.

Hanging Gorgeous Poster Across tho front
OF tho Washington Capitol.
A good story is told at the expense of
former st. Louis journalist, who has Just
turned theatrical man. A New York
theatre company has large painted
banrers advertising its play, and Its rep.
resentative, looking around for new
scheme to create sensation, struck the
idea of hanging one of these banners across
the front of the capitol at Washington.
He got one ready, 45 30 feet, and
sent squad of men to put it up
at two o'clock this morning. They
took ropes and ladders, went through
the capitol grounds, got their banner
unrolled and were proceeding to work
when tho police interfered. The men
were allowed to go free, with their traps,
but the authorities got after the agent,
who has not been within reach up to the
present writing. The imprudeut show.
man, with q recklessness Durtured by a
long career in Western journalism, is said
TO have exhibited to the workmen
employed letter, ostensibly from
President Arthur, giving him permis
sion to hang the. gorgeous banner on the
Capitol building. II there was such
letter 1t was, Of course, fors.
cry. The agent has been a Snowman
only six weeks, having but recentl.
left the st. Louis P6st.Dispateh, but ha
acquired the theatrical agents tricks will
wonderful rapidity.
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NEVER FAILS.
DARKER's TONIC.
Twists and TWingeS.

my brothren," shouted Dr. Talmagc ono
bright Rutumnn sunday, here IL "A lesson
from the COrnhcld. God has arranged that
tho ear aud the husR shall be parted Every
rheumatic pain is but the thrust ot the husk-
ing peg, and every neuralgia twinge Is oniy
twist of the husker"
Possibly; but nobody wants TO be husked,
tor all that, and nature teaches US to resist the
process. Therefore, We accept with gratitude
whatever helps us Ia suppress those very
twists and twinges.
From his pleasant home, GreenmOnt, noar
Sing Sing, N. Y, M. Alfred Baer. French
gentleman, writes
~ have suffered almost intolUTabe tOrments
from ThG umatism for many years, OF the nume-
rous remedies which tried, none benefited me.
But PARKER'sTo gave me great satisfaction.
| certify with pleasure that IL restored my
health. You are welcome TO publish this and
use my name.'
Messrs. HIsCoN h Co. call especial attention
TO the fact that this preparation, which has
been known rs PARKERs GINGER Tonic, will
hereafter be yertised and sold simply under
| the name OF PARKERs TONIC. AS unprincipled
| dealers are constantly deceiving their custom
| ers by substituting inferior preparations
under the name OF ginger, and ~ ginger IL
| really an unimportant ingredient, We drol
the misleading word.
| There IL no change, however, In the prepare
ton itself, and all bottles remaining IN the
| hands OF dealers, wrapped undor the name o.
PARKER's GINGER TONIC, contain fho genuine
medicine II the fac similo signature OF llisCon
| Il Co. IA at the bottom OF the outside wrapper
nl.lmdeod
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Death From smsiIpox

Charles 5. Biggs, who was attack
ed with smallpox on Wednesday last,
aud reCorted To the board OF health
ON Thursday, died on Saturday night at 0
o'c.ock, and was buried at midnight. Mr..
Siggs was son of Henry Bggs and
brother of Joseph Biggs, foreman of the
Nsio Era composing room, aud Harry
Riggs, the well known plumber. He was
carriage maker by trade, learned the
business with ID. Altiok, and worked at it
for several years, aftor which he aban-
doued the business and was engaged for
some years in delivering ice. He was the
patient whom the superintendent OF the
county hospital refused to receive when
application for his admission was made, on
the ground that they had no room " for
smallpox patients. Ho was in the 3ith
year Of his age.
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LANCASTER DAILY INTEiGENCER MONDAY NOVEMBER 2s 1883

DRs. LoohP AND myCoY. having n .shed three
course OF lectures at the opera house, have
takon rooms at the city hotel, where tho sick
may consult tbcm. The doctors treat all iorms
OF chronic diseases, whether medical or surgi.
cal.
Medical Dt,oaSes-Dyspepsia, diseases OF
the Kidneys, heart and lungs, rheuma ism,
neuralgio, paralysis OF any part OF the body,
caafrh, scroiula, wasting OF the body, or eN.
ccssiyo accumulation of tho nesh all dis.
eases peculiar to men and women asthma,
,apo worms and parasites OF every desorip.
tion That iniest the human stomach and
bowels plouriSy, chofa, demen ntia aud ch hfonic
constipation.
surgical Diseases u lcerated or yarioose
veins on tho limbs. hemorrhoides, throat dis
eases, sauint, hare lip, cleft palate. club foot,
bernin, bow legs, contracted knee joints,
aneuisn, removal OF dead bones, polypus,
tumots OF any part OF tho body, hip Joint dts
ease, stone IN tho bladder, cancer OF the lip,
breast, or any portion OF the body, tortiooilis
or wry neck.
All important operations performed under
Surgeon Listers celebrated Antiseptic
spray" ana under an@sthesia, This method
insures tho well doing OF all severe wounds,
and the patient against even the slightest
pain.
Hump back or deiormities ot the back bone
treated and cured without cutting or neon
venienCo to the sufferer. Fits OF every de
scriptiop Gu cd. Special invitation Is extend
cd to consumptiycs To visit tho doctors
pnrlors. Tue ravages oi this disease they
arrest n they 500 II IN time. Their asthma
cure IL without rival. They have u certain
and sure euro for caturrh. Acute rheumatism
cured In from ~ to ~ hours, sub-acuto and
chronic rheumatism In corrcspondingly
short time. All diseases peculiar To the sexes
"A speciality. Tape worm removed In two TO
"a tl...
cant 30 afflicted cured FREQ of charge.
The doctors devote the forenoon OF each
Thursday to surgical operations. Those SUI.
JerinD from surgical diseases wiH please call
upon the Doctors on Me forenoon Of each
Thursday, o20.S Mtfd
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baseball

Messrs. Dtiondorfer and Shirk, who are
interested in tho new baseball club In this
city, were ia Philadelphia ON Saturday aud
engaged six players, as follows HOfford
and Wetzel, late the battery of the August
Flower Charley Waite, at one time with
the Chicago and New Haven clubs lIar-
ris, first baseman, who was with the
Altoona last season; Parker, of last years
Eastons, and Sixsmith, Of the old Iron
sides.
Five of this years Harrisburg club will
play with the Wilmington Quicksteps next
season. They are McCloskey, Jim Say,
Burns, John Miller and Casey.
The way the Harrisburg managers are
talking there is no likelihood for q
base ball club in that city next
year. The directors claim it will
not pay and have turned their magnificent
grounds into skating rink. IL there is
anime it will likely be a Lancaster. go -as.
you. please. .-Reading Times.
Brown has been engaged by the Altoona
uine to pitch next season, and Smith will!
play at short, Harry Fisher will manage
the team and play second base.
\ long talked OF game of bassoall was
played on Saturday at Salurga between
the Salunga and Rohrsrstown clubs,
which resulted IN a score Of II for tho
latter and 10 for the former club.
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PbiIsdc,pnis mavnss.

PHILApKLPBIA. Nov. 2l--rIour dull anu
weak superhne, "a 00a3 SO; Extra do, % 30
g. % Pa, Family, u 75ts5 90; Mimi, Extra,
Rye Flour at ~ 75
, wheat DUH and easier No. Western n, Il.
Rpo,Ssli 81 No. 3do, s9G9ohi MOL Penn'a.
Corn ifrm; sail yellow, GO do mixed, con
olHc NO. 3 mixed, b7059c.
Oats iirm, but quiet; No. l white, none
Mixed, 37k63sc ~
Rye scarce at 80f65o
Seeds Glover dull at 94d9Nc; Ti,nrthy
dull at s1 40Dl 30 flaxseed frm at tl i7u l0
New, ei5.
Bacon-smoked shoulders, 6,Ie, salt d s,l
@6Ac; Smoked Hams, 13xdi5; ypit ieIod
DO, 1Isl6Ql2xc.
Lard steady; city refined, sIS6skc, ippse
butchers, 7k@714c prime steam, &3GlslO
Butter strong aud In good demand; Ia md
Western extra 3sd3gc u. q. aud N. Y. I lbs,
extras 3093oc; Western good to choice. 20
2tC.
Rolls nrmer Pa. extra, 2l0c5c Western,
extra, 2l6D2jc.
Eggs quiet but steady; Penn'a extra. Slo {,
western extra 3Oc.
Cheese steady; New York full cream IiN
g!3e Pa part skins, 5fp7c do full, 20 no.
petroleum steady Refined, SA1sIAc..
whisky at 81 ~
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srowns uousenuid psnsoss.

10 the most effective Pain Destroyer I'm the
world. WIN most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied exter-
nally. ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator, and II Is warranted don'
BILE the strength than any other similar prepa.
ration.
II cures pain In the Side, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothache, and
ALL ACHES, and Is Tho 8resr ReIieyer OF
Pain "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA'
should be In every family. A teaspoonful OF
the Panacea In a tumbler OF hot water [sweet
enod, II preferredl, taken at bedtime, viii
BREAK UP A COLD, IS cents bottle.
mayl-T,Th,F&w
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NOTICE ~ nEKEsy GIVEN THAT An

y application VIII be made TO the Governor
under the act of Assembly of tho Common.
wealth OF Pennsylvania, entitled An Act Tor
the Incorporation and Regulation OF Certain
Corporations, Approved April %, lsH, and sup.
pliments thereto, tor charter OF an Intended
corporate to he called tho u uNlTED STATES
ELkCTRiC LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY
OF LANCASTER, the character ana object
arc and incandcscenD Heat and Power, by
means of electricity, and supplying the same
10 the citizens OF Ian caster aud to such per-
sons, partnerships and corporations residing
therein and adjacent thereto as may desire the
same, to have and possess all the rights, bene.
fits and privileges conferred by said act and
suppliments thereto. GEO. s. BROCK,
nI3 20 27Jt solicitor.
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rsiE LINN 1Ars.
Tte Local soienus,s Boid Ao 1n,srsstsng |
Meeting

TIC Local sCientists Hoid An 1nteresunx
Meeting.
THO meeting of the Linnmap society was
helh in their museum on Saturday, Hon
j. y. Wickersham presiding, and six mem.
bors present. The donations TO tho mu'
scum consisted Of n box OF glass sand from
James Grant, No. 20i Second street, Phil
adelphia mn antiquated specimen Of a
wooden snuff box, from Germany, per \.
q, r., specimens OF the main line and at
tachment wires and fragment Of carbon
Ioint mounted on cord; also, mounted
specimen of an exotic plant. donated by 8,
w. Soner. Master w. q. Baker attended
tho meeting and exhibited To tho members
very large aud beautiful specimen Of
calcarcus iDcrusted SAGE plant sent to him
from Colorado. Gu motion a vote of
thanks was given him for his display. DIR.
Dubbs exhibited specimen of " Phal.
no Statuctte," DR.. 8. y. Rathvon donated
smsh bottle Of species OF fly which had
peer brought up In box of oranges from
l'naioa lilo was unable, however, to
determine tho precise variety. He also
donated q specimen each Of t6e foliage and
Hover OF tho Black lelebore," or
!" Christmas Rose," which Is now In
boom.
The additions to the library consisted
rock along tho Conestoga creek, between
the Groifstown road aud tho Pennsylvania
railroad bridge, weio donated by w. L..
Gill, city; OBicial Gazette U. $. patent
office, No. 8, Vol. 25; Lancaster Farmer
Tor Nov, 1888; two catalogues OF. books
relating to the American Indians report
Of commissioner of education for 1881 (;
three book catalogues Sunday circulars (;
envelope of IL scraps, aud guide 10 Lex
ington, Ky, from the author treasurer
reported that w. Z. King had lifted his
certificate Of stock.
Memorials were read Of two deceased
correspondents of tho society DIR. j. H..
Leooute, OF Philadelphia, and Hon. j. j.
Llbbart, Of Marietta. DIR. Rathvon read an
article clipped from our daily papers in
regard TO species Of a white ant uuder.
mining the woodwork of the capitol
building at Boston, aud commented upon
the same. He also read some notes In
reference To some deposits made to last
meeting and also to this meeting. Dr.
Dubbs then read au article on the: e:"Phallic
Statuette," exhibited by him. Some few
visitors were in attendance. Action an
constitution and by laws sti!l deferred
Society adjourned to meet on Saturday
afternoon. December 90. 1885 at , p. m,
which will be the annual meeting.
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MIRRIdG ES.

KREIpKR-RADER.--Ont the I'D OF November
1873 by the Rev. W. 4. Gerhard, ut his resi-
dence 40. 81 East Orange street, Mr.. J. vii.
liam Kreider to Miss Addie s, RAIDER, both oi
Lititz
scHMuCKLE-KANM -On the 25th OF Novem
Der. 1883, by the Rev. W. Il. Gerhard, at his
residence, No. 81 East Orange street, Martin
smucklc TO Miss Catharinc kamm, both of
Lancaster city,
OBEEsDKR- R-HERMANN.-November -, 1883, at
the pars onage OF st. stephens Lutheran
church, by the Rev. T.. Meister, Adam +. oh
lender To Miss Carrie W. Hermann, both OF
Lancaster, Pa.
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seems strange that any one Will suffer
from the many der'ngoments brought on 10y
an impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ.
WILLS ShRSAPARILLA AND DsTIBLINGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health 10 the physical Organization. II
h indeed u strengthening syrup, pleasant TO
take, ald has proven itself 20 bo the best
BLOOD PUBiFIER ever discovered, effect.
ually curing scrotula Syphlitic disorders,
Weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysipclas, Mala
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
ious complaints aud ali diseases indicating an
impure condition OF he Blood, Liver, Kid
neys, stomach, skin, etc. IL corrects indt
geation. A single bottle will prove to you its
merits IA "A health rcnewer, Tor II ACTS LIKE
CHARM, especially when tho complaint is
of an exhaustive nature, having tendency to
lessen the patural vIgor at the brain and ner
vous system.
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Great Coke WORKS.

PIrrsBURG, Pa, Nov. 2G.-An applica-
tion was made in court to day by George
IL. Anderson, assignee of Tinsman 81
Tate for the sale of the Mount Braddock
company works, located near Uniontown.
The plant is valued at 81, 800, 000 and it is
understood that the property will be
transferred to the coke syndicate, thus
making the Capitalization of the great
coke interests almost complete.
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Mdkh E15.
Live stock Prices .

CmoAao-Hogs--Rece 1900 head ship
ments, $500 head market strong \ packing,
"a l5ll4 IS packing and shipping, A658o % [;
light A iOasi 90 skips, o. 2O94 10.
Cattle-Receipts, l,l00 head shipments,
400 head market dull and easy exports,
fl0 10 common to medium, u O0g6 70 range
cattle steadyi grass Texans, - 7odt AOi Amer
leans, "a b015 s5. 40.
market steady Inferior 10 I.II, e. - y I,
sood, u JVi choice, % 10
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COULD NOT TURN IN BED.

Knew not what IL was tn he an hour even free
from pain. Had reason To look upon lite iteclf
aJ curse. In the summer OF 1850, after ten
years OF this wretched ekistence, began to
use the CUTfCURA REMEDIES, and after two
years persistent use OF them the last ulcer has
healed. The dread disease has succumbed.
All over the breast whcre was once mass OF
corruption ~ now u healthy skin. My weight
has Increased from one hundred and twenty
three to one hundred and ffty-six pounds, and
the good work - stili going on. feel myself
new man, and all through the Cuticura Rem.
Udies, JAMES r.. RICHARDSON,
Custom House, New Orleans.
Sworn to before United States Commissioner.
J. II. CRAWFORD.
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:, STOCK ARDS. W Esr Putt pxLrnrA. Nov. "a.
neceipts last week werr follows aevs<
S,pV mead sheep ls,0oo husa hogs, o. i, head.
were fraction highef IN Satin. i" al ~
opening to-day rates were un.r,t ~ ana
closed at last weeks au tations , NV, i acc
Good, 6fesk Medium y4G5Ac Co ,,nsm''
iNfp5c Veal Calves Acc al ef3g5sc.
Sheep and Lambs duh lower ON uppcr
grades and Nc lower or ,mmon stock Va.
ira, ts4G5c Good, tX4i sMcdium, szspsc }.
Good, 7Isc Medium, o. 10 ; Common. Go
BXc. ~
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DrSsuS's FoKUUs pLAsrEks.
THAT SETTLES 1T.
Brought into Competition with the word
tue Best CarrieseOn tho Honors.

AT the great Centennial Exhibition of 1875,
the leading products Ol all the branches OF
the Worlds industry were assembled at fhh.
adelphia. To carry or II prize In the face OF
that tremendous Compotition was a task OF no
ordinary dihculty. Inventions and prepara'
tious tor the alleviation OF pain and the cure
OF disease were present in the greatest posi-
BILE variety, representing the skin ana the pro
toundest study OF the age, and 1t may be OF
vital Importance to you, personally, to know
that the highest and only medal given TO rub
Der Porous plHsters, was awarded To the man
uiucturers OF BENSONS CAPClSE POROUS
PLASTER, by the following jury
DIR. wM. ROTH. surgeon'Gt neral, Prussiah
Army.
J. il. THoMPsON, A. NJ, NJ. D., Washing.
ton, ID. C.
g. B. WHITE, NJ. d., New Orleans.
ERNEST FLElSCH, NJ. D., Austria.
The decision was afterwards confirmed by
the medical jury NJ the last Paris Exposition
knowing the value OF such high and unbiased
testimony, the medical fraternity, both In the
United States and in Europe, quickly throw
aside the old slow-acting plasters they had
been using, and adopted Benson's In their
regular practice. That physicians and sur
geons OF tho brOadCst regulations did this
distinctly proves the intrinsic merits OF the
article.
II II nv ulNA' tlNh J'pN W. 'N' '''e'' Wv 49,
age physician of to-day IL not dominated by
the prejudicos which retarded the progress
and modified the successes of his predecessor
OF not more than twenty-five years ago. lie
accepts hints II ON all quarters and endorses
and adopts demons rated healing agents wher
ever he finds them.
The right OF Benson's Capcine Porous Plas
ter TO stand at tho head OF all external nppli
| cations whatsoever, tor the mitigation an'
| cure ofdiseusC, Is no longer questioned.
Let the purchaser, however, DO on hi
guard AGAINST limitations. The genuine ha
| the word CAPCINE CUT In the middle.
| seaDury \ Johnson Chemists, Now York.
noV2.2wdW saw
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Eewnrds Offered.

81. LOUIS, NO., Nov. 26.-A dispatch
from the West says the Central Pacific
railroad company and the Wells Fargo
express company have offered reward Of
So 900 for each or either, or $40, 900 for the
whole party that robbed the passenger
train near Oeming on Friday. 1t is
believed that John Price, a notorious New
Mexican desperado, was the chief of the
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TO CLEANSE THE BLOOD

of Serofulous, Inherited and Contagious IIu.
mors, and thus remove the most prolific
cause OF human suffering, to clear tho skin OF
Disnguring Blotchca, Itching Tortures, HUI
initiating Eruptions and Loathsome sores,
caused by Impure or Poisoned Blood, to pur-
ity and beautiiy ths skin, and restore the
Hair, 40 that no trace OF disease remain, CUTI.
CuRA REsoLvEsT the new Blood Purifier, Di
urctic and Aperient. and CuriCuRA and CuTl-
CURA SOAR, the gret skin Cures and Beautf.
hers, are intallible. They are the only RENE.
dies that succeed when physicians and all
other meaus TALL.
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n IA ,or UnYI,,,e for sneaker

CHARLESTON. s. g., Nov. 2G.-The
Ne,Cs and Courier editorially declares that
the report that it has gone over TO MIR.
Randall for speaker is false, malicious
and outrageous" Its position Of hostility
to Mr.. Randall, it states, is entirely un-
changed.