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Decidedly Frenchy.

PARIS, April 5.-Madsme Chalenton was
murdered to-day by her husband. The
Chalenton family became notorious
through a recent sensational abduction
trial. The story of the case was that Mad
anne Chalenton gave shelter and protection
to young lady by the name OF Fideha de
Monasterio against the attempt Of her
mother to contine her in a mad house.
The young lady was taken by force from
the Chalenton mansion by Carlos Lafit,, a
natural son of Madame de Monasterio, who
is widow, and Francis Roumiguri, an
Il
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The Passion Play.

A,p,Sy April 5.-A bill was introduced
:, tbs Senate, and Immediately ordered TO
Ill reading TO prevent any attempt to
rsrsonste or represent Jesus Christ by any
~ nlay or dramatic company, whether
SrHs or FOR admission fee, and declares that
nv ,;oIa,ion M of its provisions is misds-
meanor. punishable BY has OF not less
tbsn $500, and imprisonment OF not less
-. s;r months.
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n,,.s.Comm. and Heard rr...

SANTA FIR, April 5.-A courier from Cap
tain Blacks command reached Lordsburg,
Yesterday, asking for men and sup.
nlres. Black /, encsmped on the Ala.
mohnere mountain, eight miles from or.
sythe. The ne VS. causes great relief here
Reports are current OF other bands coming
up through Sonora murderding aud de.
pTadating.
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A SALVATION SCANDAL.
Hsw MPs. Hsssev, We Was Hes u
oas. ChSkSA Mss PsO0s 0tV01.

HSv Mr.. HSssev, We Was u0S SSa9.
sss. Chsksa Mss Pssss Rival.
INV YoRk. April 5.-Ths congrsgatioa
OF Captain Fred. Chevalier's Church. %
schenck street, near Myrtle avenue, Brook
lyn, 10 Just nov stirred 70 its depths oysrs
scandal concerning . fair sistsr. Annie
Wade, snd married brother, NJ. Poster.
Capt. Chevaliei 10 one Of two brother. both
lights In the Councils Of the Salvation
Army; bis brother George being Con.
msDdsF OF Q barracks on Mary avenne. A
reporter called on Mrs Foster. o. No 731
Kent avenue, 10 learn her side Of the story.
She IL tai and slender brunstts skost
twenty. .hys year. Old, ;glsndid t..th .n4 -
did not desire any further publictty is the
matter, but she had bsen unjusuy socuss1
Of being jealous without any fousdsttoa.
Last Thursday" said she, % lsdy fhsod
called on me and said she noticed vas
tronbled
Aksss ~ HssSasl,
and II would call at l75 Hall street ]
could End out Ibe reasos. ! vent thefs,
which is ladies' boarding bouss. and IN.
quired II Miss wsde lived tbsrs. - II ssy
gentlemen called on her. learned
enough to convincs me my husbepd -
calling on Miss wsds every sweating. TAX:
!" AtVtbcI NbgvDatSt Soosget 49,
aiterWaId long walks ] should Ike -
sse the ~omsn uho vouldn't 20 tsaioos
when she knows thst her hssSssA y -
corting single lady 70 church sSssy sight
and walking two or tbFss hooS sftssvssds
with ber. But I'm not jssloua Thefs 70 I
HSs JsoS0a1 0oO0
In my body. When I found thls out ]
made up my mind 70 Dess thsn. pat -
my bat and cloak and waited on tAs ccspte
a AnA
and BY up they cane. arm 10 arm. sufe
enough. I bsd oftSo met Ni0 Wsds s4
church and thought she was veSy psoa1.
As soon % they came up 70 me vsat for
her snd grabbed her By the throat tore her
collar of and ripped the festhsn out Of hsr
bst sDd bumped her up Against the fenes
III Ill abe said would
Bsesk Hss Baek,
and sAid would like tn break her neck.
Two men atpeTsted Us and she ran home"
What became Of your husbsndr'
On. lie took his hs. ia bis hand sa1
ran ~ fast - he could. don't - vhss
hs could Zee In Der at oil. She's real usiy.
Well, the next day found out be VS. 60
two children. ! vent down 70 ths o0oo
snd got out warrant for iptssdsd dsses.
tien, spd when he went 70 ret pald o6 d.
| teciives arrsstsd him snd took hin bsfoes
| Judge Walsh, vbo piscsd hin ssdsf bosta
| His father. Sbo 10 one Of The nicsst os1
| gentleman that lives,
Went 0ss 0ee0veey.
snd told me 70 never mind. - voah too9
sfieY me In esse Of spy troubis. To hine
okit-tbs sstful thing. Whsa ] 49, -
meet her at church she vas slSsys 9viee
distant 70 ny hushAsd and - sies - ~
ing 10 me"
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The Coming Nihilist Trials.

Sr. PETERSBURG, April 5.-Developments
OF the utmost importance are expected in
connection with the forthcoming great
trial of the Nihilists in this city. 1t was
originally believed that this trial would be
the last OF the kind on the list. The re-
cent, arrests, however, made other Nihilist
trials probable, and it is the present inten-
ton to arrange the newly. y.discoyered plot
tiers either before the coronation OF the
Car, or quickly after. The accused have,
with three exceptions, already pleaded
guilty of belonging to a party which, they
assert is in fact as well as in name "The
Will of the People"
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RadIv Mashed Burwiek,

NEw YORK, April Sin the suit OF Her.
man Burwick, the love.sick Tilted swain
who sues Miss Mclean for 900 damages,
DR.. Petybold testified that had il not been
for his medical attendance the plaintiff
would now be an inmate OF some asylum.
He lost twenty pounds since the engage.
mpnt was broken and become nervous,
emaciated and subject TO palpitation Of the
heart.
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A Mine Discovered.

FRANEFoRr, April 5.-The Gazette pub.
fishes a telegram from Moscow, stating that
a large mine has been discovered connect
ing with the Kremlin, where the corona
ton of the Car is to take place. The tele-
gram also states that a request has been
wired to St. Petersburg for hundred sap.
pers TO be sent at once to Moscow, for the
purpose of DESTROYING the mine.
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A wsrId sfGsed.

One OF the most popular medicines nov
before he American public. 10 Hop Bit
iers. You zee il everywhere. People tste
Il With good effect. II builds them up. IL
/, not as pleasant to the taste - some other
Bitters. a. il is not . whisky driuk. Il 10
more like the old-fashioned bone sst tss,
that has done world Of good. II you
don't feel just right. Try Hop Bittsrs.-
kpni1 Nery
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Socialists Released.

KEEL, April 5.-The names of the four
Socialists arrested here Tuesday while on
their way from the Socialist Congress at
Copenhagen, are Bebel, Dietz, Auers and
Neumunster. Although they were men,
bers of the Reichstag their papers were
seized and confiscated to the State. The
shrewdest efforts of the police did not sue
ceed in exterting from the prisoner any
real evidence against their party, and they
were finally released.
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Cue and Ball.

CHICAGO, April 5.-Tbe afternoon game
at Bake Line tournament attractei . light
audience, but proved the greatest game yet
played. Schaetfer bad for an opponent
Joe Dion. Score-shseffer. 800; average
40; highest run, I55. Dion. 2is, sversss.
II 10 Il, highest run 30. Time hour and
IS minutes.
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consequences OF his crime OF attempting to
shoot his prisoner by Executive clemency.
That will not be asked BY the War Depart
ment, whatever sentimentalists may do.
The offense is one of the worst sort OF muir.
der Of which . soldier can be guilty. and
there is no other sentiment about II in
military circles,
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S.,,,.rarvers az Canton.

~C,>ToS. D., April 5.-Between nine ana
~ n.rInck Yesterday morning H. 5. Slough
rs ssnd- begged by two unknown men
80 tbs Iftfsbursh, Fort Wayne and
Cbicago depot, and robbed OF a PoSsS. PSS-
-.-brnE Containing SO and numoer
,f valuable papers. The robbery 3o,
.orred in a business portion OF tne
rilS where people are constantly passing
ID was a bold venture. Slough's assallsnt
him from the rear and strnSA S;
"a ipsensible to the ground with olIy
or sand bag. producing dangerous US cur a o9
~ head Slough is from Shreye, Onl9,anu ih
bss lust assumed the ProPrietorshiP OF the
IN mont HOuSe
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u,r, while Excsyating.

NEW CUMBERLAND, W. VA, April 5.-fes'
terdsy evening while some men were max
nc an Excavation at the Astris brick works,
oxned by John Porter, q man By the name
Of Harry Russell was caught by some fall
inc stone and earth and pretty badly in
inTed. His principal hurt seems to be
sbont the hips and legs. He is not danger
ousiy hurt, though he will be laid up for
sou,s time TO come.
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ARMY q, the Cumberland.

CHlc,Co, April Sin view OF the i!S,s tacs
BIZ the Cincinnati Industrial Expos'.lon
IA the meeting of the Grand CommandeLLy e
Ethe MssOns of the State OF OHIO WIN %
Do at Cincinnati at the date Fixed tor Tue
Betting OF the Society Of the Army OF tug
I'm berlsnd, September 10 and ~, anu on
of the local eXecuuhSe nv
,nlmi,tee, hereby give notice t5sL StS no
Dc of the meeting will be changed 70 ""
Der "A ard p. I. II. SHsElpAN.
J fsident of the Society Of the Army OF ING
II I'm h, rianl
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AR,o,b.r sho, by a Brotb.r.

AUGUSTA, GA, April 5.-Two brothers,
Harry Williams and Edward Williams,
colored, quarreled some time ago about
domestic troubles, and Edward horsewhip-
ped Harry for abusing the formers wife.
While Edward was riding on hsck last
evening, OIL the outskirts Of the city, he
was shot by Harry, who fired at him Eve
times, hitting him twice. The wounded
man will probably die.
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SERGEANT MASON

Will Probably Serve HIS Term. ana
BETTY VIII Pay No Attorney Fees
wAsHIseTos, April 5.-The boast OF At
torney Bigelow that he would get Sergeant
Mason out Of prison but for his wife, who
is too smart to be bled for the purpose, er-
cites only derison at the War Department.
They seem inclined to put Bigelow down
as fraud who. they thought, ss~ an open
ing to the fund raised for Betty aud the
Baby" and went in for =!
without any expectation OF cue
cess in getting Mason oct Of bis scrspe.
The Judge Advocate General is of the np,n
ion that Mason Can only be relieved VI the
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Broke Jail.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 5.-A Mani
towoc dispatch says George Rothssck, q
murderer, escaped from Jail last night He
descended into the Jail water closet, pass.
ing along until he reached the outer door
and made his escape. No clue 10 hi. where
abou,s has yet been discovered. Telegrann
for his arrest have been sent TO all adioin-
ing towns, but il is thought he is In this
81,
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ScrPgo, y. Y, Decemqer 1, 1879.

am the pastor of the Baptist Onur-u
b., and an educated physician. l sh nG'
racrice, but am my sole :arliiy pays Pss
AID advise in many chronic cases. ys
y a y.ar sgO | recommended your hCP
b, n q NY invalid wife, who has 3een I,
bsr ,dical treatment of Alnany's oeSI
,S',ta,.s several years. She has become
IsoIshivcrred OF her various comPhca'
O''eaSeS by their use. We ootu ~
~ md them to our friends, many y
n. have slso been cured of their Vari'
ems oy them.
REV. E. K. WARRES.
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RarueA q DeetSa-

ALB.Sr, April 5.-John A. Wilson, wife
snd two daughters were burned 70 death ia
o house three miles from Hartwick, Otseso
county. this morning.
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Terribly Fatal Explosion.

ROME, April 5.-The powder depot at
Passo Correse, for the use of the engineers
conducting operations there, exploded to-
day. Forty persons were killed and many
injured, some fatally.
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Avery Wicked Tsssessee Male.
ShOeetcdtsT Se,ffp<i.

Isn't II about time for the local au-
thorities to sell thu mule used to draw
the town hear-e and buy . horse
Twice lately he has balked and detained
professions on bitterly cold days fcf
over An hour, and only LAST week be
kicked in the front Of the vehicle and
seriously damaged the corpse. People
are beginning To get enough ofthis sort
of thing, and II the authorities don't
fake proper action . citizens msetins
will be called.
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LoSDoN, April 5.-The Irish police here
made two more arrests in the suburbs of
Lambethen, in connection with the man
arrested last night. The latter is now said
to be an American. Nearly half ton of
nitro glycerine has been seized in London
already,
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on, and as there are about 5000 men drink
ing freely, serious trouble is anticipated on
the Isthmus, which is being rapidly over
Iun BY the dregs Of all nations.
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Reriona RiOting.

PANAMA, March T.-Seyere aud continu-
Gus rioting has taken place along the line
of the canal works. The orginanou OF the
rioting was the race hatred between the
Jamaicsns and Carthsgenisns. Some
twenty Of the former have been masssered.
and the government finds itself unable to
restore order. Arms are being indissrini-
nately purchased, and as no work is going
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had been lOund IN NOrman'S quarters,
stored in skillfully dressed rubber bags
He also confirmed the discovery OF the
dynamite mandatory at Birmingham
and gave the particulars of the affair sub
stantially as related in these dispatches.
He said further that considerable amount
of some kind of explosive had been dis.
covered in the rooms at Lambeth, one OF
the prisoners and part OF the money on
these men was in American Bank notes.
That there was a connection between their
arrests at Birmingham and London is
shown by an incident just come to light
The rubber bags found in Norman
quarters contained nitro glycesi1e sutfi.
Gent to blow up any town. Gallagher
portmanteau was packed with explosives.
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Socialist Congress Surprised.

COPENHAGEN. april 5.-The Socialist Con.
Congress vas treated with an unwelcome
surprise from the Danish Government.
On the fourth day, while in the midst of its
session, the Prefect q Police, after having
held full conference with the King snd
secured his approval, sent to Herr Lib
kpecht, one OF the most outspoken dele
gates, who was looked upon as Q leader in
the Congress, and served on him notice
rs close the Congress forthwith. Those
members who came from foreign countries
we're informed that it was desired by the
Danish authorities that they leave Den
mark not later than Tuesday.
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ALLEGHENY COLLEGE.


YORK, Elected 10 the Vacant PFert'
dency.
. MEANWHILE, Pa, April THE Board Of
Control of Allegheny College met here this
afternoon and nominated Rev. DIR. David
II. Wheeler, Of New York, to fill the vacant
Presidential chair. At q meeting OF the
trustees here TO night the nominee vas
duly elected, and what promised 70 become
a factional quarrel was settled by harmoni.
ous action, and the new President will no
doubt soon restore the waning prestige Of
Ihe college.
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TIE best Spring msdic;ns known 10 ths!
s.LGsTfaI tgsIc, Broaa's Iron Bitten.
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THE CAPITAL.
The President Starts on His South
ern Trip.

A Pitiful Tale of a CASTOR Woman Who
Once Basked in the Smiles Of
Kentucky Congressman In
crease ofPension Cases.
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IA ,rrs .opicm, dicins. . biso'sg "a e.ey
housshoId, u Rfovn's Iroo Httefh
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-19

The St. Louis R3pHb'icm says that
Captain George NJ. Jackson, speaking
of the General John Morgan reunion,
said to Republican reporter that he
couldn't help but think how he, Un-
ion captain, unwittingly helped to arm
two companies Of Morgans regiment
during the war. 1t happened in this
way: 81, said the captain, "volun-
teered in the Fourth Kentucky Union
Regiment, of which Fry, who killed
Iollicoiier, was the colonel. ! muster
ed in at Camp Dick Robinson and
was elected captain. | felt pretty large,
wore the captain straps on my should
ers and a tall hat with feather rs
large as life, being then but twenty
years old. asked and obtained a fur
Tough to visit Cincinnati. There met
two old friends named Cole and Kelly
the former now living at Upton, Mo.
One Of the boys asked me if couldn't
get them permit to purchase pistol
and ammunition in the city, as they
were not known in the city and desired
me to certify that they were all right.
! said there would be no trouble about
it, took them to the headquarters Of
General Burnside, who was then in
command, and the official who had the
granting of permits. Seeing that was
sound, having Union captain should
er straps on, and after showing them
my furlough, he said, i will give your
friends permits to purchase AL the pis-
tolls they need which was done.
parted with Cole aud Kelly, but on
crossing the river, found they were
carrying their carpet-sacks heavily
loaded down. asked them what they
had in there that was so heavy, and
they laughingly preyaricated, and did
not care to be TOO inquisitiye. suisse
quently learned that. with their permits,
obtained As have just stated, they
made several trips to Cincinnati and
procured 2jO pistols, together with the
necessary caps and ammunition, with
which they armed two full companies
of John Morgan'S brigade, of which
they We're members. kept the matter
TO myself and Burnside was never the
wiser for it,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-19
To The VEST.

There are number of routes leading to
the aforementioned section, but the direct
and reliable route is via Saint Louis aud
over the Missouri Pacific Railway. Two
trains daily are run from the Grand Union
Depot, Saint Louis to Kansas City, Leavcn'
worth, Atchison, st, Joseph and Omaha.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars of the very
fir es, make are attached to all trains.
At Kansas City Union Depot passengers
for Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico and Cal.
it"rois connect with express trains of all
lines
AT Atchison, connection is made with
express trains for Kansas and Nebraska
points.
AT Omaha, connection is made with the
Overland train for California.
This line offers to parties enroute to the
West and Northwest, not only fast time
and superior Accommodations, but beautiful
scenery, as 1t passes through the finest por-
ton Of Missouri and Nebraska. Send for
illustrated maps, pamphlets, &c, Of this
line, which will be mailed free.
9. B. KINNAN, +. CHANDLER,
Asst Gen'l Pass. Agent. Gcn'l Pass Agent.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-19

In the New ENGLAND Ra7aznc for
September 1852, magazine edited
10y }. T. and t. Buckingham, was
printed an article reviewing y book en-.
titled "A Tour to Prarcdu CHEN, ETC."
by Caleb Atwatcr. Mr.. Atwater's Wis
Ton Of an interoccanic railway was thus
presented in his book:
along the national road, when COM
pleted from Wheeling TO Jefferson City,
in Missouri, a railroad might be made.
and from thence up the Platt all the
way to the Pac tic, without hill in the
way worth naming, know from per-
SOnal observation, that not single hill
or valley prevent, the construction of n
railroad from Wheeling to St Louis and
that doubt not, is the worst part of
the route. When locomotive engineers
are brought to the perfection experience
and ingenuity will soou bring them,
goods and passengers could pass be-
tween the two seas in ten days. That
this will be the route to China within
fifty years from this time scarcely ad-
mits of doubt From sea to sea
dense population would dwell along the
whole route, enliven the prospect with
their industry, and animate the scene"
This was more than the interviewer,
"a gentleman who has resided several
years in the western country" could
stand, and he demolished Mr. Atwater's
railroad with the following words:
LAY, when railroads shall have been
constructed overa thousand miles of
land almost as barren and arid as tho
desert of Sahara, this may be the chan
mel of communication between New
York and China. Pray, will the pas
sengers in MIR. Atwater's locomotive
engine carry their food with them, or
will they stop to hunt the butlalop Will
the Indians have been exterminatod. or
will the steam cars run over themp Will
forests have grown up on the road TO
supply his boilers with fuel?
That such communication may
take place between the Atlantic states
and the East Indians some day we will
not dispute, for nothing is impossible
with God; but that it will exist any time
within the next two centuries we beg
leave to doubt. The obstacles which
exist at present are as follows: The In
dian title is to be extinguished over
route Of about fifteen hundred miles;
railroad must be laid over-two thirds Of
that distance; wood must grow along
the road. and reservoirs must DO con-
structod to supply the engines with
water This seems to be wilder
scheme than even that of Oregon emil
grafton"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-19
None But First Glass Goods.

In Watches, Jewelry ana Silverware one
should have the best or none. Messrs.
SHuRLEY & Co., Chicago, are making a
specially OF fine goods, and if you need
anything in Watches, in dust and water
proof cases, Solid Silver or Triple Plated
Ware, Solid Gold or Rolled Gold Jewelry,
send to Shurley e Co., they will send a
single article at the dozen price, They are
vouched for and endorsed 10y the United
States Express Co., American express Co.,
Southern Express Co., f. W. Palmer, Post
master Of Chicago, GEM A. c. Smith, Ex.
State Treasurer, and many Others. Goods
sent on approval, with privilege Of examln-
alton, enabling you to do purchasing at
home. Remember, Shurley & Co., II State
Street, Chicago, III. SEND FOR THEIR NEW
AND BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
l0l5-3m
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-19
RIVER lTEMs.

The U. =. Schcnck from Cincinnati left
at p. IN, tor New Orleans. She had good
triP.-The Cons. Milar from Cincinnati
arrived here at noon yesterday. She had
about 500 tons Of freight and added 100
tons more here. She left for Memphis at 7
p. m,-The Hudson from st. Louis will re-
port here early this morning for Shawnee
town.--The City Of 81. Louis is due this
morning for New Orleans.-The Common
wealth for Vlcksburg is due tonight from
st. Louis The river is still rising with 0
feet 6 inches on the gauge here at Gp. IN,
yesterday,-A very heavy rain set in about
~ o'clock Wednesday night and continued
until about 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
if the rain proves general it will help the
river consderable.-T Ste. Genevieve
leaves st. Louis this evening for Memphis
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-19
"A God -Send,"

Inc children OF Israel were once fed by
mama, sent from Heaven. This was an IN
doubted case OF "God send" The anchor
alton OF human ills and ailments has been
often undertaken, and as often failed. Ely's
Cream balm, however, "has been weighed
III the balance and not found wanting" 1t
Is a sovereign, speedy, certain and pleasant
cure Tor Calarrh and Cold in Tie Head.
Thousands of people have attested this fact.
Elys Cream Balm is a G)l-send," wrote
Mrs. NJ. A, Jackson, Of Portsmouth, N. H.,
on May 29d, 1882, ~ had catarrh for three
years; had tried nearly all remedies, but to
no purpose. Two or three times week
my nose would bleed quite freely, and |
thought the sores in it would never heal,
Your Balm has cured me- THIS preparation
is not liquid or a snuff, and is easily APP
pied Can YOU reader, afford to expert
ment with injurious snutIs and injections
when pleasant and certain cure is at hand,