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111 E - I)ENFOUItA.T, NOV'. 15,'Tglb.
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Official Election Returns of Susquehanna County':
EHE ' giEMOCRATI -:
PIT/I=IMM EVRRY WIIDNEIMAT MORNING. ' ---- ,_, ' • ..,
AT MONTROSE, SINIQ t A CCi., PA., BY ' ' lisePublicans I Roman Democra
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Pi .A.WIJE - V" az 0 MLI : 7 SFAR --77-, Presidential Presidential CougressiState Sena- ~ , Ptothouo Jury Conli
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:_y ~ „ ___o te 1872.
____ ._A 'Vote,4B76.
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____t_ A_ or. Representatiyes.
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B. B. HAWLEY. LI ' ' W. C. CRIMER ' Apolacon 18 76 24 'llO 24 110 22 112 24 35 105 104 24 110 , 24. ,11,0 .24 110,. : :,
. Ararat .. 87: 16 75 , 52 77 51 76 t 52 78 77 . 50 50 7'? .50 1. 77 51 77 51
On the popular vote the majority for Auburn ' 204 144 305 180 296 187 300 183 300 298. 188 .188 300 z 183',',1 „ 800 183 300 188
Brooklyn B ridge w a t er .
.. .. 1 ''' ' 162 174 161 - 208 . 160 209 157 212 161 10 :::208.: 207 158 211:
-+ : 459 2% '' 160 .208
Gov. Tilden appears to be nearly or quitelBB 71 196 86 196 88 200 86 201 193 , 87 89 197 89 -,. . 200 2 01. 85
300,000. This demonstrates the -' real Choconut 12 6 10 104 8 106 10 104 10 36 100 81 1 10 104 10 ' 3,04 10 104
ti ) l i i m ffo o r e d k .... ... .. :::: 167. ''''
7 64 1 176 81 173 83 174 , 84 175 174 88 88 175' 'B3 175 83 175 ~ 63
choice of the country very clearly and 136 • 103 144 .134 142 134 139 136 142 c 135 135 186 144 • 184 144 "Is 4 140 137
eMphatically and shows 'what party 18 A.LNlLidaff .. 24 12 23 17 • , 128 , 17 • ,24 . 17, 23 23 17 17 28 . 17' 28 , . ;:17' 2.8. 'l7
Forest Lake:::::: 116 94 131 113. , 180 , 112 129 I_l2 128 116 112 125 ,129 . , 118 r 180 111 180 , -1,12
dominent in the Coiintry when its ulafei.
r Franklin.. .... .. . . 106 83 112 110 112 110 111 111 112 110 110 410 111 110 1120 107, , ,112,., , 110
tared yoice is made known. Friendeville ...... 'lO 47 '8 39 - 8 89 5 42 8 24 24 36 , 8, 39 ~ s 8 39 8 39
238 53 239 . 68 236 '7l 227 77 242 237 69 67 ' 227' 1 69 - 238 69 237 - - 70
Great Bend . Twp... 176 74 145 92 144 94 1.42 97 145 :.. 144 94 F' 95 , 159' -76 , t 145 i "94 145 184 .
A:few days below his death, the , late Grea t Bend Boro.. 59 87 91 l3O • 60 110 89 111 92 90 110 109 f 183 66 .-'` .;,91.,; 110 92 ' X IO9
Speaker Kerr had a conversation with . Gt'dviltageßoro (New l6 Vat.)
a 165 g 165 5 t 3 173 I'll 190 165 46 , 11 6 3 4 7 6 2 0% 130 2 ~ 1 1 1! 1 1 5 i t AI
his son, in Which he iaisi \ :-- ,, 1 have noth- Harmony . • • ',l 165 1 2 7 , 1168 • 138 168 138 168 138 169 168 136, ' 138"' 165 140 , 'l4 l 'l4 '-- 1 138
ing, to have you my SOD ) except my good7l 188 '7l 188' 71 1 71
Renick l 'a
, 2 6: * ' l2 71 8. i .18 . 7 81 1 112 7 94 1 j it 1 12 72 85 .83 178. .91 .1.82= '' 87 ' 11l sr
name. ianar4 it and your mothers' hon. ~Jj a e ssb l . 'u s p o n •• • •:::::: 'l l9 49 '124 77 123 77 125 77 /25 117, 78 179, 123 '‘'/Z .121 "77 . 125 1,77
or and live as { I haw lived. Pay all my La th rop ....•..... 91 104 103 138 103 140 104 1.41. 105 , 100 140 145 95 147 IA ) 140 105:= ,. 140,
Lenox . 201 182 196 162 188 175 192 168 191 191 167 .
~ f6B 193 166 192./0 ! 9 ? 1, 167 ,
debts if ray estate willi warrant it with
) . ki Liberty... .. ... .. 122 98 . 120 167 121 156 121 136 121 121 136 136 124 183 121 1 136 121 136
Out leaving your mother penniless ; otu - Little Meadows... 28 .4 • 34 7 34 7 34 '7 se -86 ' 6 4,.. 34, • i• I 7, ,84' f fr 84; 7'
56 100 64 128 85 127 63 129 65 69 127 123 65 127 `64'.127 65 126
erwise pay what you• can, and then tell N o id n d t l r e o t s o e wn
...
267 85 312 89 297 95 293 105 305 303 90 92, 306 91 303 91 306 , 91
them the truth, and ',ledge your honor N. Milford Twp.. 192 134 157 162 158 163 152 166 154 149 167 166 148 172 . 157 - , , : 164 157 164
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to wipe out the indebtedness'?' N. Miltord 8er0.... 75 63 89 79 88 80 89 77 88 88 80 80 87, 8087 79 87 80
Oakland ~. ...1 157 54 147 78 150 '76 149 77 153 149 '74 ' ' '74 146 `' Bo , 1 0 17 149 77
We can
,
Rush . 191 80 228 114 228 114 227 114 228 228 113 118 227 118" 227 113 227 113 '
give no ` cer t ain result of the
Silver Lake 66 11980 166 80 166 79 167 80 86 166 166 80 166 80 166 88 181
Presidential election, as it will hot be o Springville 207 74 227 114 224 115 .224 116 223 221 116 117 224 117., ; 224
,117 223 118
Susqu'a, E.Ward .. 275 9 . 11 } 179 129 \ 180 131 162 128 216 182 117 112 164 148, , 184 127 184 128 ,
Susgif W.a, War .. 99 273 101 272 99 ps 116 101 263 262 89 281 100 273 101 273
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ThOnnion . . ... .... 93 46 118 91 119 91 s 118 92 132 118 68 91 113 •96 119 91 119 91
Total 4539 2907 1 4823 3885 4779 3926 4766 3968 4921 4804 3834 3881 4808 3913 48.18 3902 4829 8916 .
ficially announced until Friday next in
the States where Republibans are l now
presenting their "Southern i Claims,"'
which we are certain ske bogus and . won't
be allowed by "Uncle Sam.' The Phila
delphia Times sums our opinion all up
in the, following terse language.
are
fully
majoritieS' in the South, are
fully explained, and the doubts l as to
Louisiana and Florida are set at rest in
all candid minds. As the returntstand
now, and as they-will stand for 811 tiine.
Tilden has 308,400 majority of the pop
ular - vote, 23 majority of the - Electoral`
Ciiliege l and the Presideut-elect of the
United. States."
NEW YORK, 'Nov. special to_ the
Heraid .from ,Spriugfield, 111 tells
following sinaular story : Arrest clan
ing attempt 'Jai, made last eveningi_ by - ;
laeveral4countirels,to break intolhe vault
r of• the Lincoln monument`' at this place
aid steal . ifierefrain ,the,'rs4nains of the
dead President. . • /
Some weeks ago it wash suspected - that ,
designs of this kind w.ere - preme - ditated,:
and a-constant watch has beep kepi : „ It
Was theught most likely that last',night, :
.heing election: night and every body , busy,;
over electinn'matters, would be selcted.
for the, job, 'Elmer . WaShingtoci;' late
Chief -of the 'secret service, and trritted
States detketiye 'Tirrel, with several as-
Si tarns, were accordingly secreted n the
ree,eptioii \ room of the Monument during
thf . afternoon. and evening.
o'clock last night the attempt
was made. : : 'The vault was - entered, the
ocrophagtis •svas,.openeti;l and
case drawn ont,when the detectives sprang
out and by theeaccidental discharge Of a
'revolver ,the: -monsters' were" frightened
and fled into the shrubbery. They -are
:now being pursued, and although there
is but:a slight clue,to their identity their
will 9ubtless he taken. ~ The design was
a deeplylaid plan by „ sharp
_men to 'at:-
range for a ransom. I
Wilinake'our. bow , of thanks, to the
people'of thii senatorial district, and es ;
pecially to those of Waynp i cnunty; for
the, result • which they achieved in ,tht
,•
eleotion of E. B. Hawley to represent the ,
Twenty Sixth district the 'State: senate.
fio say that 'we are 1. not eupeqatively
gratified, would be assuming an unbe
exiMini. modesty, which would be'falie_
eatheist:edit and in entire discord with.
out idea of frankness'. We' have - but a
word farther to , say . (aal.he is . now to be
indied by acts ins that is thii. 'That
we know ° that` e= Mende who have labor .
ed-fOi this object, havi -done so of their
own.free will and ac6rdi without g tingle
peitimiil appeal lo tivit from . thi senator
elect. 'llnowing E: B, Hawley se
suites the very grave resPonsibilities of .a ,
servant of the people of this senatorial
district, with the fullest assurance; that a
good Majority have so. elveted; He has
no .wordy pioinise's to mike, bit will, Eitn=
say, that he hopes all who =have la
bOred* todefeat hfin have done ,so honed,-
ly and 'candidly and, arel minified with
thetneelvea for so' d6ing, and that He
Flo r inlee the - de4tiniei of Men as
welt,; as nationit-inay 80 guide ` . ,and 'direct
b* .. iri'llbs acts hereafter; : thatlthoie who
havaleAtaintereatedly and manfully coUi
paised his amiss, will not be called upon'
to Mash i ith: battle for doitg.
OUR BQIiV.
23 votes NI ere polled tor . the T,emperance ticket , ; 31 votes for Peter Cooper, and :6 votes for Anti-
Seattering—For Congress, 5 ; Senator, 3 : ; Representative, 4. • •
Majorities-- Hayes over Tilden, 938 ; Hayes over all, 878 ; Overton over Powell, 853 ; Waller,
driek, 1040.; Larrabee over Tyler, 1087 ; 'Hines. over Handridk, 923 ; Hines over Tyler, 9
over Carpenter, 916 ; Meeker over Mills, 913. .„ , ,- • , ~ t
I
/WEL L 60.2VE WA. YLVE ! iir a office will ,not only prove. Of. great
Iservice to him now, but insure the pub:
P r
~/ ..[From Wayne County Herald:l
•
WO done Wayne ! - .11 , r voters have 1
I lie a prompt and earnest discharge of the
demonstrated that, duties ot that responsible positien.
when r. : q uires
q
The defeat of _Michael . Brown ,for.: the;
they can be depended upon to go 0 - the 1 '
1 hifiee: -ofl . Associate Judge. wasi: at ' the
polls.; and wheh there to cast their bal
lots. for the best interests of themselves same time • a-great error on Abe parColjt
_our party, an markedd a. apt of injustice;
add. their conntry. -
who.
- The, Crowning glory .of the campaign i i t9ward. him,: ; 4e. is
A gentlethan
given i `could-have adorned the Bench of Wayne,
is the overvihelming majority
oar candiJate for .State Senator. So far- nontith'aPd 1118.. services• in behalf otthe.
orga!:!zatioiOn''years past entitled hith to
as ouirecolledtion serves, it is the largest
any ' n oi l i. Its contidenCe and . : hearty . .'support; now.
that.hie ever beeir.rolled up for
inee, who had even a • . p ret en se o f ( i v ii, s i,. , : Tl;at - miserable - spirit of intnlerenCe and
tion, Since the
,con l vy was elected. To Ploscri tion which the Citizqu'socceOtis
say that
in awakening toward such. of, onr ranch`
we do not take some . personal.'
dates as are of Irish birth or par.:Ow:4'kt
pride in .this result would be to do the 1 .
electiOn, iaas discreditable ,to those,
hundreds - of - friends who have seconded 1 every
who act under its• influence r as it is un-
our efforts to achieve it, a great injustice.j
Mrritli no personal ill 7 will . toward Mr: , ins.t to those
, an iabler, purer or •. more whO!iiffer froth its power,.
Mawley's opponent., .we nevertheless felt There was 'net
deserving nominee` l on. our ticket', than
that his election would be a stcal Mis-
Mr. Brown, and there is no excuse whiCh
fortune -to the , jaxpayers of the comity,liovver to :will bear thetnt of reason - whY he should
and W e ' determined if in our
not have shared iii' the _victory which he
prevent
,it.. This consummation. ,was
labored'har:d 'to - .achieve for 'his: fellow
-
made . at first Fiossible, and then certain
Candidates._ :
by the pivotal which the It:litibli
'e,..ins themselves - forced into the local - Owing kethe'fact that party lines were
.
campaign. Eirly in the canvass it he- drawn . exceedingly clese in Bradfold
came .apparent that the enemy . . were county, the splendid majority given Hon.
adroitly - seeking to fOmect the latent dis- Joseph POiveli in Wayne fails to insure
content , of a' majority
. of voters on the his re.election to Congress. This is great . -
ly to be . regretted. .He is a man every
Court'House 'questiOni and to so give it,
direction that it ~should should o , the i way worthy-. of.the place lies_ onaht to •MI
disadvantage.of all and probable defeat;
l and his usefulness. in the next House,
of some of the Dernecratic candidates.
would, have been'greatly increased .by his
To detect this 'scheme 'in time was not I experience in the last. He writes us con.
i c
only to render it harmless, so far as. the his defeat, coupled With the assur
enemy was concerned, but to make it a
i ante that his only regrets arise froth the
\
powerful weapon of aggressive warfare Idisapointmentof his friends.
iii our own bands. It was not a two-edg-
The handsome - majoriLy of 920 given
ed sword.' It waaa sword with the keen
to Gov. Tilden, in the zotinty also entitles
-
:
edge on its back, and its reverse struke us to the commendation Welldone,
wits more effective than in our most san-
Wayne I Whatever the result in other
parts of the State; whether the present
guiiii moments we had daredi to. hope.
promise of the triumph of the Democrat-
It has completsly cut the repub
can or
l
ic National ticket is or is fulfiled,ihe
ganlzation of Wayne . county' in two;
and.,if the parts are every reunited a pO• the emphatic protest ort.he - voters of
l
Mica' miracle , will have been accrplish-
this county has .been platted Upon record
ed the like of which has never before. .against, a further continuance of Repub.
been se e n , . , • :, , . lieu' ascendency and its attendent eviler
The majorities ; for Hon. Wm. , M..Nel
„
)n, and A. R. Howe, for Representatives,
are almost equally creditable to the good
sense of the . vOtersOf the county. The
first-named of these gentlemen . has bad,
large experience;in the. , Legislature, and
was once the nominee of .his party for
Speaker of the House. It cannnt be
'doubted that' hi - will' take a leading posi-,
tion in, that body when 'he again takes .
Ilia Seat. Mr. liores,. was entitled to the
hearty support he - ,receivet.l in view of his
admitted'ability, and the pluck and ener
gy wltlywhich - he contested the batik,
.
after -his unexptcted defeat - two years
The election of our-candidate-for Sher
iff,'Perrjt 'l?y a majority > twice
as large as the 'state ticket received last
year is a victory of which he:may melt.
be , p'roud. As we said before the election,
large , experience ih=the ' Shur
S school for-ladies has been' opened" in
perlin on a plan deciledly' novelbut very
practical. - The building cont4iFis
ing, rooms for forty girls, school .roomi,
working rooms, au immense kitchen, and
a permanent bazaar. Inthe school rooms , ,
eVerrbrarich. that ill "fit the girls tot
situations in banking, commercial 4.,
niercantile establishments; - is taught.
Various trades that ladies an follow. ar
exotnplified' by skilled Operatives: , The
kitchen fs,'Perhips, the'chief school romi,
for all the work there is done:by the girls
under the-supervision of one of the,:the
beot cooks tit the city. This feattirehas
berCome so popular, - - from the lgrge; num=
her of betrothed - Maidens 'who flock
hitbtr 'Cihtain
.good: domestic _edam
that,,the managers have begun'to
;charge for instruction in tookery, "and
the receipts generally: pay ',pie, expdnOs
of 'ether • '''"
ecret
.• • • •f •
over 11p1v10y,,79§ Letrabee over Han
; criv 'Rowlo;o9s ; Robbins
BROO.ME COUNTY.
Probably. the moat 'desperate fight Made*
in the whole Conntry , was made by the
Republicans' of Broome count They
spent !thOusinda of .doljars, worked :ate
detrietatclfaS though ,fhe:;,thinei.of
death,"and 4ed :as though:: that. was the;
cbief.yirtne'ilajd'.,dosyn the:eatechism,i
Their Agotwiing her eon tide!
ought to reMernber the Refinhli_eaha
this Conn t.V fro , ey 6;i4'tiliv"t; a chance.
,to give an ofioe. to :.ny
.one, we infin!,t, 111 t.
such trik.n -.as, B. fYre Ilopkins
tl. his 'yopp.y ci , nv; rt
,landee•tv-SloSson,.
Millard' Fil . l . l4 . .`ort , ''Arostit,'Bw,4t, fioediiel
Mi (lard, ilito 3hormeThOrn,2 MoOdy,
Jonei; Ciirver,flon. 'Reuben ,
alf4t l l_4(Ap.,f) cteke44..rei?ren title& to
Ixecognitidmi ,They a . qiesiieratb
fight . infl .- stioct , citedl ,
.kee:f•i't the Re
public* lifijOrity - toitt.,tiS:
1872. The,4otihjiC4nll, of.no ?the r con n,
.-ty . ,C3ll , tpqli,e.as!grpcl a alwyjug.,
!There ia4io doubt. hot. .w h t this , result=
Wit Et. brohtug About -by th e` free' use :=of
;money. and' 'any one
'could be easily convinced of this who
stood, at the and; ,savf TOtera bought
.up ,by ,:itepublitKod h i ke ..cUttle. White
voters speared to,be, obeyer tiiiin,hlackp. ;
•The hitter; wanted .ss;ti 'piece and: many;
of them recieived,it bum-vim:Republican
office-holders. , A white man sold out•at
much lower figure..: Shame upon such
persons.! ; •
The . `oce in Ithe,.epunty'exteeds that.of
any - former ; year. , :, The ::D e mocracy did
well in holding their own under the' eir
_ _
curastance,ki.--Binglaamktn Leader: '3
F
1 E LEGRA
KILLED BY A. FALL.
- TRot, Nov. 13-:-Kenned,y
o,'Brien.nC Cohoef, white 'attempting to,
cross the railroad bridge here yesterda,y,:,
fell through fo . the - ground, a distance of
thirty fact; and was ,
SUICIDE OP A CRIMINAL
WATiniowii, N. Y. Nov. 1 . 3 , T he. .
.prisoner, Francis Orappolle, who was
yesterday:found , guilty of
,murder in the
second degree,
aficd who. has .XP. have
sentenCed'forlife
,this intoning,. commit.:
led suicide last *night, 'by'. hanging him
self- Val a•tOwel •
and han i dlcercniei to- a
scan Cling . which.aeross t.h . e. top ~of
his cell., He Walit faund dead on the floor
this ttic%;gl - 19 - i,fiallOg.:Pulled
out
PERTH 4MI,3OY,,IN`FP,StESi,
NEW: .
EW: XORK, Nov. tlre' broke
onti I,lt Purth 'Amboy, .N.:4„ at 4.o'c'ilook
yeattlikaY', aftternoon,,and.sptead so rap=
idly that, irwas feared 'the whole .town
would.,he,4estro.vecl, At 30 P. At. the'
fire mas.still. raging,..; The: entire bloek
on Smitii!!Atre.et,,lfiom-High to' lector.
street,. , v.`it's burned lo„ the :ground. The
fire origi!ilited Jo'AleVoriniek &Cohnery's
grocery shop; from on& sit the:employees
carrying-_alatnp,among..the coal ,: , The,
party who ; ,oaused, the 'fire was 'burned.:
seriously; .total, loos is about $30,.
; • t --; •,,
TPR,I) 3 I4F , Y 01 44 11 4N
• ' DIA • •
Lo * K , ov:- & "dispatch -lb*
„.
Oalot)qa Oithe-,;-Tiniere.saya,itad4eportii
* .P.
Oat:20,000 persons perished in the cy
,clone.of October 31, and some estimates
place the loss of lives as high as 40,000.
Id thelotin of Burriskol, 'capital of the
Batikergunpe district, 3,000 houses were
leveleit with theearth: Lqters from sur
`..rii,',Oriieport that a great waver nine feet
iteei;liwept over the large island of Dak
liti Setthobszpore. The wtole of east
Bengal appears to have suffered severely
from the;cyclone and Calcutta narrowly
escatied - . - _ The report& of famine from'
Bombay are ..worse l `, . A water famine• is
fiared , in some' districits. -
The Centennial Hotels.
A Tirdere: retiresen fat' ve -recently Called
upon the pro.prietOrs — and„managers of
the leading Centennial bottle'. in: West
Philadelphia—those .built expressly for
, the aceomnnodation of visitors- to the
Exhibition—td 'ascertain Whet pr not
their season .- bad• been iiiieceisful.: The
following table , :exhibits . the, :number of
guests f at all .ttip,Ariteniiiill . ,liotels ;in
West . Philatielphla. : since . . th'i • ,open of
'the txhibition: t
,
• - ; 7-.•*??' i -,
''.'‘'...i..'":::: . :`... ' ;.: 7. .. i .: 117 1, 67: 100 ai11& ' -' 2W 244 000 '
Globe.
'Grand Expoaitiod, •.., • ....... ._.-. -' ' . .
~..,..!".', '11 2 50 . . J2OOOO
Atlas...- - .,..
!Transcontinental. ' ‘••','•••,.‘ .•'. •• .1,100 ''' • 200 175 , M 060
~.,.,,,,.:•, . ! .7. 4 .
ej.200 .., c ~
'United. States
Congiesa Hag ' ''." " `i, •••• t f2ni ..:,..125,000
, :,! • ...• • ••••• .WU - 180
. ,000
Aubry 7 , ~,
Chinning:. • !11 '.." 71 '''' 7 ',.-'.' , § OO ~ - 50,000
, ,
Westininate.. - .., .! .. [7 l •** ":''+•?,•,.275:._ - 50,0 pp
•
Belmont -' - .'.';'''. '.'„.,' :. - . ! ‘' ll .-^ " " : 20,000
Grand Villa;.;' .. : *- ( ','!"''' ' i d), AP- •• ', 00,000
All others': -"'-' '. -
.. • ' . .. . 24,000
. ...,, ...
•
Grand total. .;
Adverthieniepts New Tbk Week.
COAL
OF ALL SIZES,
A'rRY . COAL YARD
Near the New Depot—second - sea)elfouse from
tirOidni, promptly ,filled.
Montrose. ; N0y:15.1876:
11376
HOT FOR THE HOLIDAYS
THE.. y iTo,r.v.:';.::4,* Z':4i::,4-4.1
f......, ..: ...„... ...;
EVERYTIIINIIin - Ahe -i Toy line
, . ....:„..
j • i • ,- •-, • .•-•,,=• '
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cv.FA,nct,, satleers,..l l oys :and
V Vase's. -- •
B AZCKB '
LS: 0;
.
•• , Bul ber Nile;
• •
.O U RG A,§; Etarp
S;knimiets; and
Vifes ;
•N OW is the time to buy and secure
1. bargains;
MUCH .Ba!gitinn.should;not be lost:
•
You will find'a good assortment of
s CANNED . 'GOODS; NITA .
- • , AND CONFECTIONERY',
South Main Street, Montrose, Pa.
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GLENN'S
SULPHUR S(AP.
THOROUGHLY CURES D ISEASES , OF THE . SKIN, '
' BEMITIFIF.s THE CODiPLEXION, PaEvENTS
AND' REMP.DIES RHEUMATISM AND GOUT,
IiEK 'SoRES AND ABRASIONS OF TIM
CUTICLE. AND . COUNTERACTS CONTAGION.
This Standard External - Remedy for. Erup.
tions, Sores and Injuries of the Skm, not only
REMOVES FROM THE COMPLEXION ALL BLEM
ISHES :arising from lead impurities 'of the
blood and obstruction . of the pores, but: also
those produced . by the sun and wind, such as
tan and freckles.. It reniders the CUTICLE
MARVELOUSLY, CLEAR, swum - and PLIANT,
and being ' witoixsosti• BEAUTIFIER iS Ear
preferable to any cosmetic.
I - . ALL THE REMEDIAL ADVANTAGES' OF SOL*
FHUR 'BATHS are insured BY THE UsE OF
GlenWs Sulphur Soap, which in addi
tion iti_pariljaing . effects remedies and PRE
VENTS RHEUMATISM aid GOUT.
It alsO DISINFECTS CLOTHING and LINEN
and 'PREVENTS DISEASES COMMUNIcATED BY
CONTACT with the .vnaioN. •
lT rassoLvt4." DANDRUFF, prevents
iaess, and retards. grayness otthe hair.
Physicians speak of it' in high terms.
Prices:: 25 and '5O Cents - per Coke; tiff
Box (3 Cakes), 60c. end $1.20. •
• 140...740.50cgait cakes are uipkt the si= of those,*
2 5 4 : 1111 .
64, HILItS RUB AND WHISKER DYE ) "
Black or Brow7s, 00 Cents.
C. L OMB TA hop'r, 7 Stith ALAI.
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Dvi g sioni.
114; Lai.' Offiie 'ove,t A. D. Barn , 6 ,
Brick Block. Montrola. ' , a. I Jute V , 19*-14i*
the road'.
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