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Driven to Suieide hx Cats.

HoNEsDALE, Pa, Feb. 25.-Silas Clapper aged
seventy seven, living on the eastern border of
this county, was greatly annoyed by cats several
days last week On Saturday he shut several of
them in the Kitchen and, going among them with
heavy club beat several of them to death
When he got through the kitchen floor and walls
were covered with blood, and the sight of it
Mortified the old man after he got over his ex-
element. He went out in the barn. and half an
hour later was found hanging by his neck from
a rope dead
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hers, although there was no deed to show the
fact. When Mrs Robert e. Lee left Arlington.
the last farewell was spoken as she passed the
old womans cottage When. after the war
Mrs. Lee visited Arlington, she found it waste
When nearly bedrdden by rheumatism she rode
up from Alexandria to look over the place. As
the carriage drove away from it she took one
look at her old home, and said; 81 never want
to sec Arlington again.
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Pump, Pump, Pump,

Your heart is the busiest pump in the world
pumping all the time; never stopping until you
die. 1t pumps blood. Every four minutes all
the blood in your system passes through your
heart Blood is the vital fluid. Impoverish it
and you die Invigorate it, and yau are hearty
and joyful There must be iron in the blood, or
you are pale and punY. Browns Iron BitSers is
the most efficient preparation of iron; gentle,
poWerful and reliable
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Art Rooms Burned.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-At late hour to-
night fire broke out in the building known as
Talmadge Hall, occupied principally by Milne
Iroetor dealers sd N art furniture who had
ing. The loss on stock and building is $35, 600,
mostly covered by insurance.
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Neal Again Protests Innocence.

MT. STERLING, KY, Feb. 25.-WilliaIn Neal
was taken away this evening by thirteen guards
His words before boarding the train were La
dies and gentlemen, it is hard that an innocent
man has to suffer the fate assigned me on the
testimony of perjurers. Those men, Hefiin and
Ellis, knew they lied UNANIMOUSLY. My limo
cence will protest on the gallows.'"
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Murdered for Throwing a SNOW Rail-.

New York, Feb, 2a-.sohn w. Rubright. cap
haitian Boat Company, shot and killed Patrick
Dngan, about o'clock to-day, at pier one, North
river. Dugan, who was nineteen years old, was
leading q horse which was used in hosting COAL
and was accused of throwing a snow ball at
Rubright. 1t appears that q number of boys
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Pension swindlers Convicted.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Feb. % %. C. Fits
pleaded guilty and ]. Osman was convicted
in the United States Court to-day, on charge of
obtaining a bogus pension claim of 81, 800 for
Lotha Moore 1t was alleged that the father Of
the girl was killed in the war, three years before
she was born. The prisoners kept $3.50 each for
procuring the pension Sentence has not yet
been passed.
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Biliousness

Is very prevalent at this season. the symptoms
being bitter taste. breath offensive. tongue
coated. sick headache, drowsiness dizziness, loss
of appetite. LIZ this condition is allowed to con-
Sinue, serious consequences may follow. By
promptly taking Hoods Sarsaparilla a fever may
pe avoided or premature death prevented 1t Is
D positive cure for bi,iousness Sold by all
3rusg.ists
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CHICAGO, Feb. Notwithstanding the pas
sage of high-lieense liquor law by the Mime
sofa Legislature, later advices announce it's de-
feat in the Senate. 1t passed the House, and
majority of the Senate had pledged themselves
to stand by it. The failure of the measure has
accordingly excited much surprise. Steps will be
taken to bring the bill up again.
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Examinins, Charrr,l f,reepbac,x..

WASHINGTON. Feb 25.-The two safes of the
Adams Express Company which were in the car
burned at the scene of the recent collision at
Pour mile Run. near this city, were opened in
the Office of the United States Treasurer to-day.
snd the charred money they contained il being
examined by experts of the department. 1t has
been shown that over $110, 600 was in the Safes
most of which has been identified and will be re-
deemed, SO the loss to the express company will
la fri
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Mcdonald and Hendricks.

Washington Special.
The newspaper men also think that there is
no chance for an Indiana Democrat in the Cab
met, and say that Vice-president Hendricks, an
lndianian and Democrat, is more to blame for
it than any body else.
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particular. At a meeting of the special commit
tee of arrangements held last night. it was
agreed to engage, as special attractions. Miss
Fannie Kellogg soprano; Chas. Weber. tenor;
Franz Eenlrnertz, baritone, and Sherwood solo
pianist. Singing societies from all over the
State will attend in great numbers.
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A village Nearly destroyed by Fire.

BINGHAMToN. N. Y, Feb. 25.-Afton, thirty
miles distant, was last night visited by second
fire within few months. The Derby block was
destroyed Loss, $4,000; insurance, s., 800.
But small part of the village is left.
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bondsman in his father, William Hensley, who
fled bond yesterday in the sum of $4,000. He
was accordingly released from custody.
A Deluded People.

Atlanta Constitution.
Confederate bonds are still bought in England
There are numbers of people in that highly civ
ilized country who believe that these bonds win
be paid by the United States government.
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Heavy Failure at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 25.-George v. Keen, Jas.
S. Haggerty and James r. Haggerty. trading as
Keen & Haggerty, manufacturers and wholesale
dealers in tin and japanned ware, made an as
Segment to-day to Frank Gosnell for benefit of
their creditors The bond of the trustee is
$500 900.
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Steamship News.

LONDON. Feb 25.-Arriyed: Oder, from New
York.
New York, Feb. 25.-Arrived: Westphalia,
from Hamburg
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were snow-balling, and'one Of them hit Rubright
He became much excited, and, procuring re-
volver, fired reeklessly into the crowd The
bullet struck Dugan, killing him instantly.
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The Coming state smnperfest.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
FoRT WAYNE. Feb. 25.-The State Sangerfest
will be held in Fort Wayne, on June %, "a and
o. next, and promises to be q success in every
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Suicide Of a WelI-Known Politician.

MOUNT CARMEL, Pa, Feb. 25-Richard Ryan,
we'll known in political and military circles,
drank five drachms of laudanum this morning,
and, despite the efforts of physician, died two
hours later
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An Arabs Commissary Department..
The Mahd has no provision wagons to haul
around. One onion ard joint of calamus root
will last an Arab a month.
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An Extanded Pnnnlariku.

Browns Bronchial Troches have been before
the public many years. For relieving coughs and
throat troubles they are superior to all other
articles Sold only in boxes.
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The Man Ready.

Philadelphia Record.
Barkis was not more willn than Mr. David
Davis is to be sgain United States senator from.
illinois.
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Hensley Released ON Bail.
Charles Hensley, under indictment for man
slaughter and committing abortion, ihas found =
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THE WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
04TICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON Feb 2S 1854 o2Ssl


For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
Slightly warmer, fair weather, light variable
Winds generally south to west
For the Lower Lake Region-Warner, fair
weather, easterly winds shifting to southerly,
lower barometer.
For the Upper Lake Region-Warmer, fair
weather, winds shifting to southerly, lower
barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi Valley-Warmer,
fair weather. winds generally south to west
For the Missouri Valsey-Warmer, fair
weather, winds generally south to west
Local Observations.
P0TTs Feb o.
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Ighs 8an&4@eI.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY q. -

sNNTREEL TzLEPlEoSE CALLS.
s-.Issss 0Rce..-...104 Baifsrisl gssEs......s 9l
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CITY In BRIEF.

Tie opera Der Bettelstudent will be given
by the haennerchor Society, at their hal
oD East Washington street, this evening,
jesse Miller, of Fortville, on q visit to
friends in this cir, bad foot crushed on
on the Pan-Hsndle track yesterday, the in.
iured member being anpntated an hoar
later.
Charles Lawson and James Bennett, the
two men arrested &. GreencAstle last week
for selling tobacco without license. waived
preliminary examination yesterday and
we're committed in defiant of $500 bail
The Supreme Court has affirmed the ds-
cision Of the lower court in the case Of
James Buchanan against the Mutual Lie
Insurance Co1pany. The suit was brough.
for &, coo owing to the plaintiff for attor-
ney fees.
The Lawrence District Fair Association
have elected officers as follows: President
D. ". WORMS; Vice President, II. b How
land: Treasurer, Levi Bolander; Secretary,
w. b. Flick; Superintendent ]. Fl. Thomas,
The annual FAIR will be held September =
to 10 inclusive.
w. @. Ewing, residing ct Malott PARK,
died suddenly yesterday fron heart disease.
Re had been suffering for some time, aud
yesterday morning stsrted ont to take 8
walk. When about 100 yards from the
house &c cried Tor help, and expired soon
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after his wife and con reached the SPOT. lie
gss ffty-one years of age.
Receiver Wallace, OF Fletcher & 5hsFps's
Bank, has declared dividend OF per cent
The Indiana Cane Growers VIII hold their
third annual meeting in the rooms OF the
Agricultural Board, beginning a. 10 O'Clock
this morning.
Colonel J. B. Maynard has been reelected
to his position as Clerk of the Bureau Of
Printing and Binding fox two years. TIE
Coloners report 70 cher year of 1884, recently
subn tied is 8 most elaborate affair, covering
the q, md moro fully than any Of the re-
ports p pared by his predecessors.
The Wcnan's Aid Society OF the English
Lutheran Church will give parlor concert
and social at the residence Of Mrs. w. f.
Baugher, 392 North Alsbsma street, Tuesday
evening, January 81, To which al are cor
daily invited. The following rell-kno Gn
musical people viii render the programme !:
Miss Anna Bsggs, Miss 0ttilie Schellschmidt,
Miss Dickey, Messrs. ". +. Bsugher, Frank
Meyers, Wilhelm Kipp, Campbell and D..
James Hoover, after which refreshments
viii be served.
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Local Courts.
SUPERIOR CoUEf.
,onra No 1-Hou N r Tavlor Jud-

Room No. lion. N. B. Taylor, Judge
The J., n. a. and O. Railway Company
We. Peter REUTER-. Account Judgment for
$209. 20.
i2thur s. Fosdyks vs.. Tyler Stokes ct q.
Esie. Judgment for $500.
Charles z. Anderson va. Charles 4. Barnes.
Damages. On trial ~ jury.
Room No. 2-Hon. ID. w. Howe, Judge.
John G. Blake rs. Jacob II. Mcclure ct al.
Suit on indemnifyiDg bono. Judgment To-
S3,o77 60 and IN favor OF defendant John c.
Pierson.
Mary Elizabeth Perkins vs. Thomas F.
Jobnton ct al. Suit TO quiet title. Title
quiet in plaintiff.
Alena Griffin ~ Lemon Rjnehar. Is al.
Suit tcT damages. On triai by Jury.
James Cory We. Mslinde Cory. Restrain.
ing order granted, returnable January y
1885, 10 keep plaintiff from disposiog Of car
tain property.
Room No. Sion. L. c. Walker. Judge.
Alfred Harrison vs. John c. 5. Harrison.
Receivership. Receiver files petition for an
order to rent lands, etc. Petition granted
Nicholas McCsrry rs. Alfred Harrison ~:
81. Suit on notes. Judgment Tor Sl,757 81
DTuc lis Brandon va. Mary B. Ham nond
e. - Suit for damages. Verdict for de-
fsLAAnts.
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CT z ES
Reiailta at Wholesale Pritss,
AT SCI south Illiros Street opposite 70. Engine
House.
NJ. III. w ILLS * 3,

20 ibe Light New Orlesns Sugar 90
le los. Extra %
Is ZOE. GFanulGte9 sugar. W
10 Large BaTs German SOap.....-..-...........- ~
3 It's Dried Apples. 49, .-..-. .
Ice per ID. for California Dried Peaches Or April
cots.
eOc per coz. for Polz's Best Corn.
Sec per ooz FOR String sud Lima Beans.
zoe per COZ ior Choice 10. Apples
II lbs. Akron Oatmssl 25c
IS bs. New Pearl aoGniny &c
lbs Kew Dried Sugar Corn. 2)c
ms New Turk FTuDes ............ .......... lSc
lbs hoce cs-cias. Z1c
&c per b.. for CholGe County Butter.
1oo per 10. for Good Green Cores,
&c per D. for Apple Butter.
&c 10. fCE EiuC6weat.
&c per ID for all kincs Of Jell!es,
70 To- KIT OF No. New Crop Maekere........... 3Se
10c per 10. for Peach Plum or Pesr Butter.
SC per 10. for Shoulder Nest, Bi1gSI. . 10. =
Sc per 10 for 50 10. Can Choice Lard
&c for 8 lbs Choice lard.
&c for l 70. of Good Tea
zoe per 10. Tor Tea that sells ali over town Tor u,
Csc per 81. for Choice Golden Syrup
acc per Esl. for Coed Maple syrup.
s0c per gsl. tor Choice New Orleans AOlsfeBs
s0c per gal TOR White Wine or Orchard Vinegar.
Ice per gal toE Silver Thre ad Sauer Rraut.
Orders carefully packed and shipped By freight
or express Charge of 10 cents Tor package. Pos
tsl orders delivered.
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feet snd enclosing machinery for saNing
and splitting. Was entirely destroyed, tue
machinery ruined and large quantity III
cut wood burned. The loss will reach 81 Co,
with an insurance of $500. a couple Of bJK-
GERS standing on the woodward switch were
also burned
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sennta I'm LOST.

Quite 81 uprosr was kicked up in one Of
the committee roous over III imooriaat Ill
that frnTn some unsxplainsble cause was no.
where p be found. Search was uads high
and low for half hour or more, when oas
of the committee Suddenly pulled of his
Ryan hat aud 10 and behold inside was
the missing hill
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inE SENTINEL AT NEW ORLEANS

e accommodate tire shsoag irom tie
Southwest Who viii desire to read their "a
,sfiss home paper while attending tie
Worlds Exposition" tins Sentinel hiss been
glazed On sale In New Orleans at George 2.
wharton & Bro 3, no. CsEondslet street,
ess~een Canal and Common streets.
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woodward Burned.

Between and 5 o'clock yesterday morn
ing the woodward Of w. W. BaTnum, AS
Feat Michigan street, was badly wrecked o.
al incendiary IRE. The shed, extending $50
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OLD PAPERS.

6ood conditioned old papers FOR gale -
iais ahice q. only 40 cents por hundred.
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CRIMINAL COURT.
Hon. Pierce Norton, judge.

State vs. George and James Flora. Petit
larceny and receiving sto!sn go0ds. sea-
tence0 TO the State Prison for one year.
State VS.. Frank Hsrtney and ohn SAGE
Robbery. Plea Of guilty. Under advise
ment.
State vs Charles Ravens. Ass2Ilt aad
battery with intent 20 murder. Verde, Ot
guilty and defendant Il 3ed 500 aud given
fourteen years "a prison.
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FIRE. FIsEi FIRE!

Damaged hardware 4 price, u price, q price OF
regular market price. Must close ont our entire
stock Of damaged goods within ten days sale
now Oh. VAJEN d NEE.
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GINGLE, Double Teams and 4
- Horses to hire, by the hour, .!
week. Open and Close Carriages, q
and Double Phgtons, Jaggers, lopI
No-Top Buggies, all at reasonable
fine carriages for visiting and pleasl|
Drivers in livery, if desired. !
Ph@tons, with quiet and gentle II
suitable for ladies and children. ~
rates made with families. Particui1
tention to horses on livery. lag
called fer and delivered to all paris u
city. Funerals attended TO at short ~
ADJ orders promptly attended to
JAS. H VANsANII
Proprsil
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-05

u. S. NAVAL APPRENTICES For
tie benefit of goodIy number OF
youths 10 our city who are unable to
learn a trade by which they may earn
q respectable living when they reach
mans estate, we publish below the
advantages to be derived on board the
training ships connected with the
United States Navy.
Boys between the ages of fourteen
and eighteen years may be enlisted to
serve until they shall arrive at the age
of twenty-one years unless sooner
discharged. Minors between the ages
of fourteen and eighteen years shall
not be enlisted without the consent of
their parents or guardians. The APP
plicant must be Of robust frame, intel
ligent, of perfectly sound and healthy
constitution, free from physical defects
and not subject to fits. He must be
able to read and write. In special
cases where the boy shows a general
intelligence and is otherwise qualified
he may be enlisted Notwithstanding
his reading and writing are imperfect.
BOYS who have been convicted OF
crime will not be received.
The boys will be enlisted as third
class apprentices at the rate of 50 per
month and one ration. While serving
on the training ships they may, if de-
serving, be promoted TO the rating OF
second and frst-class apprentices or
seaman apprentice, second-class, al
the pay of $40, $ll and $l9 per month
respectively, and on cruising vessels
will be entitled to higher ratings, at
the discretion oftheir commanding Off.
GERS, as o reward of proficiency.
If recommended, upon the expira-
ton of their enlistments, they will re.
ceive an honorable discharge, which,
upon re-enlistment within three
months from the date thereof, will en-
title them to three months extra pay
of their rating when discharged, and
also TO an addition OF one dollar pei
month to their pay during such re-en'
listment. Apprentices will not DO dis
charged from the service until they
have reached twenty zone years Of age
except upon a medical survey, inapti-
tude for the service, or for misconduct
Those injured in the service or having
contracted disease ia the line Of du.
ty will be entitled to the benefits of q
pension"
Further information may be OBJ
tanned at the branch photographic of
fee, Baltimore, by addressing Lieut.
Graham, U. S. N. in charge. Wash
ington navy yard is the nearest rem.
devious to this city Apprentices
will be sent to the United States train.
ing ship New Hampshire" at Coast.
ers Harbor Island, as soon after en-
listment as possible.
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Colonel Brown" who says he has
bet 81, 800 on a Democratic victory in
New York, has visited Washington
to urge the Importance of the Admin
istration's taking a more active inter-
est 10 the State canvass. The Demo-
Gratis ia New York, be thinks, will
work much harder if they feel that
they have some sort of backing in
Washington.
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PROBABILITIES OF WAR.-Rev. Mr..
Talmage, who has recently returDed
from an extensive tour through Eu-
rope, is of opinion that war must
come. I'VE have hoped against it."
he says, hut q visit to Great Britain
and the continent this summer will
convince any one that unless there be
speedy providential interference,
France viii not much longer keep her
hand off Germany. while England and
Russia cannot much longer be At
peace. Nine out of ten Englishmen
whom have met want immediate ar.
raDgement OF Russia. They say war
must come, and the sooner it comes the
better. They are glad that Mr.. Glad
stone is out. and Mr.. Gladstone, as |
saw him the other day, looks as if he
felt relieved at being out. Meanwhile
Frenchmen want to get back Stras-
b0urg and Metz, and will be 10 irrita-
ton until Alsace and Lorraine return.
When these wars break out the na-
tions Of Europe have so many grudges
Is seltle that there will be tie hemor-
hnge "a continent. Blessed are the
United Stairs 10 being 5000 miles
away from the field of inevitable
strife
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-05

THE DAILY EVENING CAPITAL will be
served by carriers to subscribers in the
city at g cents week. or mailed TO any
address in the United States for 30 cents
per month, 80 cents for three months,
SI.75 Cor six months, or $500 per year,
invariably in advance. Unless the sub
acription' az above, IL paid in advance,
30 cents per month or $500 per year
will positively be charged.
reg~Correspondence containing inn
portant news solicited from every part
OF the country.
sE- Address all Letters and kilograms
10 THE EVENING CAPITAL.
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MONDAY. OCTOBER S. 1885.
The republican State headquarters

The republican State headquarters
have been opened at No Is Post Office
Avenue, in Baltimore, over which Col.
j. G. Mnlliken will preside, assisted
by Mr.. Edwin +. Stewart, his secre-
tary. They propose to make the cam
paign a vigorous one throughout the
State. and have already commenced
earnest work.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-05

A CORRESPONDENT of the Monthly
Magazine Of Pharmacy, writing from
Messina, saws: "A bottle Of bromine
left in closed room all night with
the stopper out destroys all infection
and insect life. / have cleared places
which were infested with vermin
many times. 1t is far more effectual
than the vapor of burning sulphur"
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Great Germ Destroyer.
OAR BY'S
PrOphylactic Fluid!

ntt1ng ofSMALL-POx
Prevented.
Ulcers purified and
healed.
Gangrene prevented
and cured.
Dyscnk.ry cured.
Wounds healed rapid.
~.
Scurvy cured in short
time.
letter dried up.
1t 10 perfectly harmless
For sore Throat il 10 .
sure cure.
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SMALLPOX
ERADTCATED.

F[ExUMU1szT's.,se.f =s77Esss-sqf-l
49, 49, ~ z ~. 3 ~
Contsgion DESTROYED.
Sick Rooms purified A
made pleasant.
Fevered and Sick per-
SOUS relieved and re-
freshed bv bsthing
with ProphyIact G
Fluid added to the
water.
Soft White Cnmnlex-
ions e=erred lyy IT,
use in l,athiag
impure sir made harm
less snd purified by
aprakling Darby
Fluid abaut.
10 puffy the breath,
Cleanse the Teeth, il
can't BE- surpassed.
Jntarrh reli,. vel and
Cured.
Erysipelss cured.
Burns relieved instant
".
3cars prevented.
Removes all unpleas-
ant elders.