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Political.

Philadelphia, lit is announced
that a grand trsnecont,nental ex>
cuTsion is arranged to start at the
close OF this week. Members Of the
American and British associations
will be given an opportunity to
visit the Rocky Mountains at a low
rate. Tickets TO Denver and return,
good for thirty days, can be pur-
chased the remainder Of the week
at S65.55 for the round trip. 0p
portunities are offered for visiting
Fixes Peak, the Garden of the Gods
and other points of interest.
Washington, 1.-THE democracy
of the District of Columbia, ratified
the nominations OF Cleveland and
Hendricks by a grand opensair
demonstration to- night. There
vas street parade with some 4 600
people in line.
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And Gives His Reasons There
for.
1t Begins to Look Like Bust
ness.
l,rance and China.

Paris, IL Government denies
that China has declared war. The
chambers will be summoned TO meet
before October 18th. The prime
minister has returned to Paris.
Paris, 11.-Admiral Peyr0n, min
lister of marine and colonies. sup
ports the demand made by Admiral
Courbet, that France shall officially
declare war with China as neces
sary action to insure the complete
success of his naval operations.
Figaro states that Patenotie,
French ambassador to China, hss
received from Tsung l. Ysnen a
declaration OF war by China, but the
ambassador refused to give toe doc
ument official recognition upon the
ground that diplomatic usage rem
ders it necessary that such declarn-
ton should be made direct to the
French government at Paris.
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The NihiIists.

Warsaw, 11.-Tbousands OF
copies of the NihilistL' proclamation
are circulated and signed by the
central committee. Tine Skierneyie
proclamation says: SIN the struggle
TO sustain the psople against the
Car, wrought to have recourse to
the same weapons that he uses Our
fight is now as it ever was-a l'ou
trance. We have done justice to the
Journalist Skiriptzgk, whose death
was wrongly attributed to the Yio-
lance Of thieves. He was executed
by US g spy. No traitor escapes"
The police failsd to discover the
sourse of the publication OF the
proclamation. The police, however,
seized Nihilists at the railway sta.
ton disguised as officers OF the
guard.
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The life OF O child was saved in
curious manner a few days ago a
Louisville. It got o thimble lodged
in Its throat, completely closing it's
windpipe. A doctor had been SEM
for, but as it was evident the child
would stral gle before his arrival
the mother thrust her finger inUc
its throat, hoping to force the O j.
struction into the stomach, when by
great luck, her finger became firmly
incased in the thimbIe, and 1t was
thus drawn Out.
People in London are beginning
to complain Of the frequency of
early marriages in some districts of
thai city. Boys and girls begin to
"keep company" at Il, and often
marry at 1s. One boy OF l6 has one
child, and another, who is not yet
II, has two. In one printing Office
there are four married boys. The
eldest Is only 10, and receives 10
shiilings a week; the next is IS, aud
mas three years of his apprenticeship
to serve, and has two children: the
youngest is IS, and has to keep a
wife and one child CT IL shiI.ings
week.
Experiments are being made at
Washington with machine de.
signed TO make and set type at the
same time. The London Tin1as
tried q machine of the same chsrac
Ter, but the results were not salts.
factory. 1t is said the American
Invention offers strong hopes of
success, and if 1t meets expectations
1t IS claimed that a girl with sense
enough to run typewriter will be
able to get up as much "a ten men
now can. and make her OWN type as
she goes along too.
Louis Hearst, a well-keown resi-
dent Of Camden, n. j., has been
living for more than two months
exclusively on skinned milk. His
weight has diminished q little over
ten pounds in that time. He de :
clares that he never felt better in
his life, and although he has been a
high liver, says he can live on the
milk diet for ! year. His physlcians
odered this course, with the
abandonment OF tobacco and liquors,
IN consequence of some kidney
trouble.
An eychsnge asserts that a bride
OF e3 years recently sang song on
her way to the altar. It was bro
baely the SC g Of ths ancient mars
rHin'>hey.-Norristown Herald.
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The Rulers.

Warsaw, 1.-THE time OF the
departure of the Emperor of Ger
many for Skiernevie is kept secret.
The Emperor OF Austria leaves the
capital on Sunday morning, AMI
after the imperial conference will
return to Vienna On the 18th, going
to Fyrol to inaugurate theVaTal berg
railway.
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Thunderstorm

Boston, II lone Of the heaviest
thunderstorms for years, with q
verv strong wind, struck Maiden at
. 10 this afternoon. A large number
OF shade trees around private resi-,
dences were blown away, and q
large number Of fruit trees de
etroyed,
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New Railroad.

Boston. ia meeting of inter
eeted persons was held to-day to re-
viVe the prospect of railroad be-
tween New York and Boston, by
which 1870 miles Will be travelled In
three hours. 1t is estimated that
the needfnl double track road can be
built for S25, Oe0, 900.
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Montana Pioneer Association.

Helena, Mont, 1.-THE Pioneer
Association Of Montana was organ.
lied here to-day, with a membefsnip
of about 500. All members came to
Montana previous to its organiza-
ticn as Territory in the spring of
1854. James Fergus, president
George w. Irwin, recording score
tary; W. f. Sanders, corresponding
Gecre tary.
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Bread, biscuits, cakes, ETC., rsised
with some pure bsking powder, like
DR.. PRICES Cream Baking Powder.
will do as much to generate force in
our veins end raYitalize the intel
lecs as aliv other article of diet the
planet affords as HousekeepeIs
have learned ;be excellent effects
of Dr.. Prce's Cream Baking Powder
bT ex oeriments il, The uven.
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SchHEz on the STUMP.

Chicago. 11.-Carl Schurz, at the
Central Musical Hall tonight, de-
nvered al address on political
topics. The audience Waa limited
TO the seating capacity of the hall,
a I'd numbered $4,000; 800 or 400
others desirious Of obtaining admis.
sion were turned away.
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The Result in Maine.

Portland, Me-, 1o.-A special to
the Press from Augusta says the
total vote of the State will reach
1910; Robes majority over Rcd
man, 20,GI5. This is the largest
majority ever given Candid late for
governor in this State in q pras-
identIal year.
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Nebraska Pr ohibitio

Line lin, Neb., Ii In the state
prohibition convention to-day, j g.
Miller was nominated for govern or
by acclsmstion. II. H.Shedd, this Re
publican nominee, was endorsed for
Acknowledgements. Five st. Jobn
presidential electors were selected
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Where They Are,

Troy, N. Y, 1.-THE following
dispatch was sent from hsre to,
night: 'pTo g. Morisinier, New
York.-Fhere is little doubt that
Crsckman Schiiling and wife are in
Troy. (SIgned)
TROY DAILY TELEGRAM"
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Poisoned.

Burnsid0, Ills, 11.-At the wed.
ding of 8. D. S oner and Miss M. j.
Scott, canned fruit poisoned seyen>
teen persons, including the bride
and minister. Three victims. Johr
Wilson, Jennie Estinghausen and
Mrs. Brieden, will die.
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POINTS OF INTEREST.

HAoAAUISlUHiSGS OF MRS9uIl
trGe 10 their principles, have mons
mated John A. Brooks for COVER
nor. BROOKS are very suggestive OF
Water-and there are Irnnnino
brooks" and ".BAbbline brooks ;
John A. may be bUth.-Nofristown
Herald. Il
Some one has snalvzed Glad.
stones speeches, as reported. and
sncs that 20 per cent OF the w0rd !
he uses are Saxon, 10 per cent attn
and IS per cent French. Most Of
the best speakers in the Honse NJ
Commons are said to use especially
English words to large extent.
Statistics are said t. show ;hst
only elk out of sixteen children in
the United States, of school aoe
attend school regularly. Of the re,
naming ten only four go occasion
ally, while six do net attend at all.
fnls Is nosa pleasant state of facts
10 contemplate.
The death rate in England has
been steadily decreasing for twelve
years past, probably owing to the
influence OF better sanitary IVORY.
In 1871 the rate was % per 600.
and IN 1882 it had diminished to
1873. Last year the death rate was
1915, but if the great towns are ex
cluded 1t would be only 17.7.
The Germans are making bricks
OF CORK. They are generally smaller
than the bricks In ordinary use In
this country, and are made from
small corks, refuse and cement. Re.
sides being used in the BUILDING
purposes to which their liRhtness
adapts them, they are employed as
covering for boilers, to prevent the
radiation of heat.
Lab0ring men in America have
little idea OF the economies Dractlsed
~ the poorer classes abroad. In
Germany, for example, it is stated |
that the ordinary sustenance of tie
iaborer is derived from peas, beans.
potatoes and sauer- kraut. me- a
eeing ebtaina5le but once q week
Clothing costs but little; the labor. |
er's son gets q new suis upon cons !
firmation and it lasts him four or
FIVE years.
The entries for the English Derby |
OF 1855, which are now complies:
show no American horses. For q,
some reason Mr.. Lorillard, who bss
for several seasons past resularlv |
his yearlings for the great |
race, has determined not to com. !
pete, and mir. Keene's present Cir
nmstances probably do not permit
him TO indulge freely In such q N. !
eihous luxuries ss racehor.es.
There are two silk flags in one of
the apartments at Windsor Castle
which are renewed every wear byl
TWO peer5-the Duke of AlarIS
borough and Wellington. By the
terms of their patents o. nobility, It
said their titles and estates would &
be forfeited were not this annual
tribute serupuously observed.
TRIES Ike these are said to be quite
common among English noblemen.
A great silver excitement is being
In Ritchie county, West
Virginia, over the reported discov,
cry OF several rich mines in the
valleys CT creeks. One of these
mines, heioL gipg to q clergyman, ia ,
repor ed to have five foot vein. and |
assays S3oe in silver and S1l In lead
to the ton. Another mine gives
SITS, anu others SI00 t. the ton. In
digging q well On the fam of Widow
Pool, lear Cairo, a piece Of almo.t
pare silver, measuring eight inches
by 4 sc and we'ghin2 fifteen pounds.
was found. )
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Another Ranker SuIeidnS

Washington, III. 81. Squier, ?
private banker, who made an as
signment a short time ago, com.
mitted suicide this morning, cut
ting his throat with a penknife.
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ttThis is 10 certify thst T have ev

"This is TO certify thst [ have ex.
amined, analysed and tested DIR,
PRICES Special Flavoring Extracts
of Vanilla, Orange, Lemon, Celery,
etc., and find the same strong, fine,
made of go1d material, and there
fore gladly commend them for
family use.
PPyr. NJ. DELAFoNTAINE
Auaiytical Chemist, Chicago.
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Base Ball.

~ Proyi fence, II Providence, 9;
Boston, 1l.-Buffaio, l; Boa.on,
nothing. FIT.
Providence, IL. = Providence o,
Cleveland /.
New YO;k,H,-New York 2, DE-
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New York, 1.-THE Tribune
says: Mr.. Mccullough dlned at
Manhattan beach on Wednesday
Evening with Wright Sanford, w.
E. Cannona and ssome other mem
bers of the Blue Ribbon brigade.
The lemonade, with which a frugal
repast WAS washed down in accord
ance with the invariable custom of
the party. was of peculiar potency.
Whether there was q triAe too much
sugar or whethsr the baleful lemonl
had been supplied with a too liberia
hand, does not appear; but it is cer~
tain that it affected the dis
gestive organs OF those pres
ent after marvellous fashion
Mr, Mccullough rose from the table
While the night was yet young, and
mnfmurlng something about shat
internal lobster salad always playing
the devil with me-" went for 2 shot
walk. While courting the balmy
evening breezss along The shore, he
was approached by a c3nstd.
crate stranger who knew him.
Tne stranger took his am,
and noticing that he was suffering
from what seemed to be an over
dose of Qainine, tenderly put him on
board a homeward-bound train ard
sent his blessing and dispatch to q
New York newspaper, epeeiing
after him. simultaneously Me-
Cullough reached his hotel 1.-THE st.
James, in safety, and felt go far re
covered yesterday mosning that he
breakfasteG with his manager,
Joseph Brooks, and proposed TO re-
cal his cancelled dates and begin
inc next morning, starting for
Chicago in the morning. That
was, however, impossible, but it W %
decided that he should open IN the
west next Thursday, playing in
Chicago on tbs Monday folloHinr.
Previous report. are utterly with
out foundation; Mr.. MCCULLOUGH Is
in the best Of health and spirits.
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CableCi,cks

London IA dispatch from
Shanghai to tbs Times, Gays the
Russisn flagship has been seen an
chored In a Corean port, while the
feet remains at Nagasaka waiting
orders.
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Egypt.

Cairo. II. The Highland Brigade
u ordered up the Nile. General
Lord Wolseley will remain in Cairo
as present. He Will take command
to-day of the troops above Assiout
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FOR DYSPEPSIAAND LIVER
Complaint, you have a printed
guarantee on every bottle of Shi-
loh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails to
cure. For sale at a. c. Smith s.
Co.'S Drug Store. Is
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SanStr0kes.

New York, IL The total number
Of cases of prosrration by the heat
IN this city is eighteen; the number
of prostra.ions IL Brooklyn to-day
was fourteen, three fatal.
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q Reverend uandidate

Portsmouth, n. a., I1.-Rev. L,
Z. Mckinney, Of Manchester, was
nominated by Democrats of the
First District OF ConRress.
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1t ia unders God that one of Gen.
Buffers electiOneering schemes Is
to give his party an excursion on
board his yacht b"fore the close OF
the campaign = Chicago Hersl5.
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SHrI,0HS CHEE {

SHILOH'S CURE WILL I'M.
mediately relieve CFooe, whoop.
ing Congh snd Brf neEitis. For saie
at A. C. Smith & Co.'S Dug Store.
Il
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Which He Refuses to Re-
ceive,i
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A NASAL INJECTOR FIRE q
with each bottle OF Shiloh's Catarr
Remsdy. Price 50 cents. For EaIe
at 4. &. Smith d Co.'s Drug Store.
16
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TIkG Heavy Fire.

Baltimore, 1.-The factory of the
Eagle Furniture works. D. Wolfson
& Son, proprietors, South Balti.
more, burned this afternoon, The
walls of the factory fell, making its
destruction complete. Tie build
ing, besides machinery, contained q
large quantity of finished aud
unfinished furniture, as well as
lumber, none of which was saved.
The preprieJors nav e. Innate the
damage at 100000, upon which
there is only psrtisl nsurance. The
fire originated in tae drying room
over the boiler.
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AR

Official Declaration Handed
to the French Minister,
The Evening critic., 1884-07-09
WEST WASHINGTON.

The third annual excursion OF tho George
town Catholic Union to Marshall Hall
About i've Thousand excursionists EN- en-
barked on the steamer Mary Washington, and
after spending most enjoyable day at Mar
ehall Hall they returned, reaching Hlgh.street
wharf at 10 O'Clock. Tho affair reflects much
credit upon the Union, as this was ono OF the
most delightful that ever left town.
Temperature and condition OF water at o..
M: Great Falls, temperature, ~; condition,
2. Receiving reservoir, temperature, rs;
condition at north connection, A; at south
perature, 20; condition at influent gate-house,
IL; at efliuent gate-houee, 10.
The baseball club clubbing itself the Wharf
Rats played the Columbia College nine yes
terday afternoon on the latter's grounds and
defeated Thy score OF % to 10. The Wharf
Rate are now ready 10 receive challenges from
any club In tho District. Address John Nc.
Kenny, corner OF Congress and Water streets.
The d. & o. Telegraph Company displays q
bulletin In front OF Its office on High street,
which Ia eagerly sought by those. Wishing to
hear the latest newA from the Chicago oonven-
ton.
fnc three.story brick residence is to DO
erected by Mrs. Il. M. Mitchell, TO cost $4,000,
on Thirty hrst street, near Stoddard.
The flooring of the NJ street bridge over
Rock Creek is 10 be replaced at once.
The flno fountain at the junction OF NJ street
and Pennsylvania avenue still goes neglected
and implanted, although attention has been
publicly directed to Its condition repeatedly.
Pumps are out OF order, sidewalks have need.
ed repairing for months, and altogether II
looks as II tho authorities had forgotten
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EAST WASHINGTON.

star OF tho East Lodge, No. 10, I. o. q. r.,
held very large and Interesting meeting at
the hall, corner or Eighth and L streets south.
east on Monday evening. After dlsposing OF
large amount OF business the "good OF the
order" was greatly enjoyed with tho remarks
OF Mr.. Kalstrom, G.. W. q. t.; recitation, Sister
Lucy Neidfeldt romarks, Brother Fresr, T..
@. W. O. IT,. remarks, Sister Brookneld, OF Star
OF Hope Lodge; remarks, Brother Clark, OF
Clements Lodge; remarks, Brother Johnson,
OF Star OF Hope Lodge.
The Marine Band, under tho direction OF Mr..
s. Petroia, Will render tho following pro-
grammo at the Capitol this afternoon; l..
March, "ln the Gloaming," Wintorbottom. 2.
"Bien Ami" wnidteufel. a. "Bfitish PATROL"
G.. Asck. b. Potpourri, "Fatlnitza," suppe.
O. Kentucky Jubilee Songs, Carmee. q.
Song, "Let Me Dream Again." sullivan. 3.
Galop, "Terque," Daniels.
There were nine arrests at tho Eighth Pre-.
cinct Station yesterday as follows; Two AT.
fraye, two cases OF profanity, and one each OF
dlsorderly assembly, intoxication, fast drlv.
ing, petit larceny and huckstering without IL.
Cense,
The W. O. T. Union held Its usual meeting
last evening at the Seamen's Bethel Retreat.
Mesdames Moffatt, Dove and Lewis conducted
The exercises. A meeting TO arrange for q pic.
mic Will be held this evening.
The work Of refittlng the u. 8. Coast Survey
ship O. p. Patterson Will be completed In Anew
days, when she will sail FOR Alaska.
Robert Johnson, colored boy 10 years OF
age, was taken In charge by Onlcer Anderson
last night, as he had wandered into East
Washington from Maryland and lost his way
He was returned TO his homo this morning.
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The Becke,t.NaiIor Case.

Albert Beckett, the colored man who made a
deadly assault on Mr.. Washington Nailor, the
livery stable keeper, on the evening of the
2Sth OF last month, was called for trial before
Judge Smell in the Police Court this afternoon.
MIR. Major stated that the prisoner had been
shadowing him. He had met Beckett follow.
Ing him several times, and on the evening In
question he came to Witness stable and after
some controversy Beckett cut witness under
the left arm.
Tho medical evidence as to tho extent
OF the wound was given by DR..
Lincoln, who stated that the cut
was an accidental scientific cut, and II the
knife had varied the slightest In Its course
Mr.. Majors life would have paid the forfeit.
surgeon could not have made the cut In the
same region with more success.
The defendant stated that Mr.. Nailor nc
and then caught him by the collar. He then
struck Mr.. Nailor to make him release wit
ness. The Court held the case for the action
OF the grand jury. Bonds $1,000.
The Evening critic., 1884-07-09
PERTINENT FRAGRAens.

TWENTY PER cESk IttSroTNr on clothing at
sPransy be5serftn street.
lLssrS TAYLOR, sfoT indecent exposure,
was lned 50 by Judge Shell to-day.
A MEETING of the National Colored News
Bureau Will be held at the Philadelphia House
this evening.
FRANCIS REECERT reports n robbery of
$40 from desk In his bar at 515 Seventh
street northwest.
THE Commissioners have appointed Thos.
u. Riley as Lumber Inspector, vice Valentine
Connor, resigned.
JULES BoENFoL, Chancellor pro tenn of
the French Legation, he's asked the District TO
Issue him three dog-tags free OF cost.
THERE were number of Members of
Congress around the different Departments
to-day winding up business for their constitu-
ents.
G. WASHINGTON was in tho tolls again
at Judge SHELLS Court this morning. He was
charged with being tramp and got three
months on the farm.
TIE Washington Light Infantry Ar
mory and opera, House is being erected with
unexpected rapidlty. The walls have reached
the height OF the third story.
A WHITE hoy named Charles Zypprecht
was convicted In tho Criminal Court to-day of
embezzling S1d.35 from Frank j. Augusterfer,
and was sentenced TO jail for sixty days.
MARY DORSEY, of 9l0 Fifteenth street,
brought TO the Fourth Precinct station. House
which was found at Vermont avenue and X
street.
THE National Academy of Fine Arts,
corner OF New York Avenue aud Eighteenth
street, Is open free TO art students, parents
and all lovers of art every Wednesday evening
at O'Clock.
LORENZO WHITEHEAD was charged by q
white man named Ferdinand Smith, before
Judge Smell to-day, with seriously cutting his
head with a brick for calling him (the colored
man a chicken thief. Twenty dollars.
A BAD colored boy, named John Ryon,
was tried In the Police Court this morning for
insulting colored girls on the Bennings Road
| regretted that he could not lne him more.
A DEFoRMED colored man, named j, Il.
Grimes, OF South Carolina, was taken into Gus.
| tody by the police to-day. He was so terribly
deformed that another party had him In a
| through the streets.
THE Chess and Checker Club will hold a
special meeting at their room, No. 10 st. Cloud
building, on Thursday evening, tho 10th In.
slant, at o'clock, 10 make arrangements for
an excursion 10 Lower Cedar Point. A full at
tendance OF the members Is requested.
A YOUNG white man named Henry
Brown was before Judge Smell this morning
charged with destroying private property
| without the consent OF the owner, and also
with using pr0tano language, He had some
| trouble with an old woman named Mary Onen.
stein, and assaulted her house with stones,
breaking the shutters. He was fined SO and
| 10 respectively.
| HAY.Fever is type of Catarrh having
| peculiar symptoms. II is attended by ansin.
| famcd condition OF the lining memsrano OF
| the lungs. An acrid mqcuh lsgsecreted, the
| discharge is ACCOMPANYING Men a burning sen.
| sation. There are sevelaBbhsms of sneezlng,
famed eyes, ElyIscreafn Balm is a remedy
| founded on Correct diagnosis OF this disease
| and can be. geponded upon 80 cents at drug.
| gists; l0rcents by mail. Sample bottle by
| mallfo cents. Ely Bros, Druggists, owego
| MY. -