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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-09
OUTRAGEOUS ASS SAULT.
Attack Upon a Young Girl OD her Way to
Mothers Death led.

Attack lrpoa a Young Girl OD her Way TO her
Mothers Death led.
About one clock yesterday morning as
Officer Coylc was walking along South
Prince street, he heard 4 woman scream
ing in the alley, back Of the Cross Keys
hotel. lie ran to the place and found y
woman just as he reached the spot a man
ran away from her and soon disappeared.
The woman who was really girl
told the officer her story. She said
iler name was Maggie Fitc, she resided on
South Queen street, but was employed at
the Caldwell house. Her mother had been
quite i'll for some time and she had
been to visit her during the evening. After
returning to TIC Caldwell house young
man called at the hotel and told her that
her mother was dying and wanted
to see her. She went with him
down street, and ut the Cross Keys
hotel he pursuadcd her to so into the
alley. While there he caught hold of her
roughly and tore her clothing. She was
afraid of being harmed and began TO
scream. The officer went with the girl to
the Caldwell house, where he learned that
when the young man called for the girl he
represented himself as being her brother.
The mother of the girl died last evening.
The girl is highly respectable and she
cannot account for the bad conduct Of the
young fellow.
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ROAD ACCIDENrs.


Carriage wrecked-A Four Horse Team
Runs On-Axlo Broken.
On Saturday afternoon as Aaron Charles
and lady were driving through West Will
low their horse became frightened at COW
that was standing in the road, and, shying
to one side, upset the buggy to which he
was hitched, and threw Mr.. Charles and
lady to the ground, but fortunately neither
of them was much hurt. The horse ran
off at full speed, making q complete
wreck of the buggy, but escaped with
slight injury to himself. He was caught
by Isaac Smith about mile from the place
the accident happened.
On Friday as a four-horse team belong
ing to Abraham Harnish, was being driven
past Amos Hollinger's lanyard on the
Willow Street turnpike, the horses became
frightened at the steam issuing from Mr..
Hollinger' engine and ran of. Benjamin
Harnish was a good deal hurt while
trying to stop the runaways. After run
ming about mile the team was stopped as
it was ascending steep hill. Neither
horses nor wagon sustained much injury.
This forenoon horse hitchcd to a spring
wagon which was loaded with store goods
belonging to Samuel Brubaker, of Neffs-
vile, was being driven along North
Queen street, when a wheel of the wagon
struck the street car track and the axle
was broken off.
A. Lane, of Nefsville, while driving on
West Lemon street this afternoon had his
xho
ing Mr.. Lane out, cutting him badly and
inflicting other injuries.
About II p. m. to-day, large wagon
loaded with wood, belonging to Jacob
Staufler, Of Washington borough, was
being driven along East King street, be-
tween Centre square and Duke street,
when the axle came off, ono hind wheel
and the fellows wcrc broken. A new
wheel had to be procured.
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Heat and Sickness.

During the hot and sultry weather al ua-
usual amount OF sickness prevails in every
community, especially among females and
children, caused by the ferInentins naSma
gas or nItrOgcnous matter floating In the air,
arising from decaying vegetation. This bad
air affects everything we eat, and cngenders
I'm 1t a semi-ferrncntatiOn, which, when taken
in the system Is like leaven, and operates On
the whole, starting In the bowels and soon pro-
ducinC violent fermentation, causing diar-
rhGa and dysentery. 1t has been found that
that the use Of Speer's old Port Grape Wine of
New jersey has an extraordinary effect in
checking this fermentation and restoring the
system to its original strength and visor. In
valids ami debilitatcd persons have found
it the most nutritious and strengthening 10 lic
in the market, and the greatest help in resist
ing the poisonous effects of the vitiated atmo-
sphere. This wine, SO long established, has be-
come the standard wine upon which physi-
clans rely rs tho most rich in body and genuine
in character, containing tho greatest amount
of medicinal properties with the least intOxi-
eating qualities. Speer's vineyards produce a
larger yield this year than usual, and he has
reduced the price of his wine that any person
can now purchase 1t Of druggists fOi 81 per
bottle. None of this wine is bottled until 1t is
four years old.-GGzette.
This wine is endorsed by DIS. Atlee and
D.vis, and sold by II. Il. Slaymaker.
au2sWd&W
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DOG DAYS.
About Mad DOgs.

Ever since the dreadful case of hydro
phobia resulting i'll the death Of the little
daughter of John W. Booth, there has
been great deal OF anxiety and fear
among our townspeoplc lest other cases
may occur 1t is known that several dogs,
exhibiting symptoms of hydrophObia, have
been seen on the streets and have bitten
other dogs. Some of these have been
killed but others have not. The mayors
proclamation. ordering all dogs to be
muzzled or pennod up until the list of Sep
tember, has been very generally observed,
but this does not allay the fear of the people.
The 1st of September will soon be here, and
the dogs, some of which arc known to have
been bitten, will be again turned loose, and
there is 10 assurance that some of them
may not go mad. 1t may seem cruel to
kill a pet dog that has been bitten, but 4
is Still more cruel to have men. women and
children subjected to the risk of dying
such dreadful death rs that of poor little
Annie Booth.
"Shoot the dog"
Declines the Office.
George Smith wishes us to state that he
declines the Office of dog catcher. The
, position was rendered him without any
solicitation Oh his part. Besides, hc is a
trustee of A. NJ. L. church, and hc thinks
tho Offices of trustee and dog catcher arc
incompatible. Further, George is such a
tender hearted man that he could never
assist in drowning innocent puppies that
never did him OF anybody else any harm.
Georges dccihation is accepted. The
position is open for some hard-hearted feIs
low.
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GARFIELD AT CHArAUOUA.

Cheers for Him and for the Next President
At Chatauqua this morning hundreds
of persons visited Garfield at his hotel and
shook his hand. In a speech to the assem-
blage he commended their efforts in the di
rection Of religion and said that rs this was
mixed gathering politically he would not
attempt to touch upon cOntroverted
points. or to make a political speech. While
there might be many present Of different
political opinions, he hoped there was not
in that great assemblage, no matter what
his party affiliations, one man who would
not endeavor SO to mould our beneficent
institutions as to permit labor to earn its
we'll merited leisure. Speaking Of the Ju-
bilee Singers he said : II heard yesterday
and last night the songs Of those who
were lately redeemed from slavery. and
felt that these too were one Of the great
triumphs Of the republic. (Applause.)
believe in the efficiency Of forces that came
down from the ages behind us, and won-
dered if tho tropical sun had not distilled
its sweetness and if the sOrrOws Of ccntu-
ries of fslavery had not distilled it's sadness
into voices which were touchingly sweet,
voices to sing the songs Of liberty rs they
sing them wherever they 60" (Applausc.) }
Three cheers for Gen. Garfield were given,
followed by three cheers for the next prcs-
dent. The visiting party then made its
way through the throng to the boat laul-
landing. Hero the jubilee singers repeated
two or three of the songs that the general
had taken the most pleasure in. He
thanked them, and in tone audible only
to those close by said: 1.-THE old prophet
said Ethiopia shall stretch his hand to God,
1 believe God has stretched out his hand
to the children of Ethiopia" CThree cheers
for Garfield.)
At Lakewood stOppasc and landing
was made and the party stopped Il
few minutes ut the Lake View
house. Garfield made q few remarks
and tho party was then driven to the sta
ton and started on the train ut 9:45 Il. III.
At Cory large crowd met the train,
and Garfield again addressed the peo-
pie, saying that any man might bc
proud to bc 4 citizen Of the keystone
state, but it is . still greater thing to
be citizen Of the whole republic. Stop
pages were also made at Cambridge, Sac.
gertown and Meadville, where the gene, al
made brief speeches. At the latter place
the party stopped half hour for dinner.
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POSTAL MATTERS.
Changes in Routes Announced.

CiianScs In Routes Announced.
Routc S195, from Lancaster, Pa, TO
RowIanlsvillc. Maryland, has been changed
to begin at Rcfton, Pa, commencing Tues
day, August 10th, 1880.
All mail matter for Smithvillc, Buck,
Chestnut Level, Greene, Peters Greek,
Pleasant Grove, Rock Springs, Oakwood
and Rowlandsvillc, Nd, will he sent from
Lancaster. Pa, to Rcfton, Pa, via Quarry
vile railroad trains, leaving at 9:45 a. m.
and $50 p. M. Mails close one-half hour
earlier.
Mail for Willow street, will DC sent to
West Willow, daily at 9:45 a. m.
Route 1896. from Lancaster, Pa, to
Strasburg, Pa, commencing tomorrow,
will embrace Greenland
Route S197, from Lancaster Pa, to
Paradise. Pa, has been curtailcd to begin
at Soudersburg, Pa. Ali mail for Sou,lers
burg and Paradise, commc,lcin. tomorrow
will bc sent via Pennsylvania railroad on
train leaving Lancaster at sos a. m.
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II. u. II. r.

Grand Circles Meeting Ia COiunlbla-Faratlc
or Lancaster Circles.
Tomorrow morning Lancaster Circle No.
1G5 and Concstoga Circle No. no,
b. U. II. F., will leave this city for Colum-
bia where the grand council will meet and
a fire parade take place. Previous to their
departure tho circle will make 4 street
parade, headed by the Eden cornct band,
which goes with them to Columbia, over
the following route:
Form en- Centre square at 0 o'clock
march up East King street to Duke, to
Lemon. to Chestnut, to Mulberry, to
West King, to North Queen, to depot,
where they will take the train for Co!um-
bia
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THE LOCAL CAMPAIGN.
The Republican Organs Disgrace.


At last, after a world Of trouble and
nearly weeks work, the Garfield folks OF
the Eighth ward got their patched pole to
stand on its pins late Saturday afternoon
Their repeated failures to get it up at
tracted to the scene quito a crowd OF peo-
ple-mostly Democrats for Republicans
arc very scarce in that neighborhood)-and
many good-natured joke was cracked at
the expense of the unfortunate fel-
lows who had the job in charge.
These sallies of humOr were generally
taken as they were given goOd-naturedly ;
but one poor imbecile, a scribbler for the
Erami.er, "a sheet that begs there may be
no mud-throwing during the pending
campaign) became SO wrotby at a party OF
boys who persisted in cheering for Han
cock that lie fairly foamed at the mouth,
and looked rs though he would like to eat
the offending youngsters. He was heard
to express the pious wish that if the pole
should fall down he hoped it would crush
half Of the young copperhcads to death
there were damned sight too
many of them anyhow and then to give
further vent to his bile lc penned a lying
and scurrilous article for the Eramiacr,
which appeared in the local department of
that paper Saturday, marked with y star
O.. The star may mean that the article
was paid for, or, more likely, that the re-
porters .,corncG to father it, and affixed the
advertising mark to it to let the reader
know it was not theirs. Below We repro
ducc 4 part of it, as specimen of Rcpub-
lican literature, and rs a sample of the
esteem in which that party hold ~hste
lab0rng men and their families.
The attempt to raise Republican pole
failure. = The c0nfederatcs
were there in great numbers. genuine
rebels, unwasi,cd, unkcmpt, filthy and
" chewing" .cIaps. Fat and greasy
women with whole brOo,ls of dirty brats,
were living proof that there is a connect
ing link between Darwin and his ape. The
men (DcmOcr;,t,) filled the air with Oaths,
curses and foul language in general and
the wives of thcae specimens Of the con
fcdcracy cleercd tiio men on with language
that would disgrace any one.
A few more ISLANDERS like these on the
SIuIuy A'ShhocA"Sy W.
the Eighth ward is all that is wanted to
to run the Democratic majority up to u
round GOO.
There is Likely +" be another attempt
maslc'soon to raise Il Radically pole in this city,
rs George Kline, John Docblcr and other
best workers were ut work yestorlay cut
ting one in Miicy's woods, neas Willow
Street.
Ninth Ward Juniors.
The Junior Democrats of the Ninth ward
erected on Saturday evening fine Han
cocl, hickory, at the corner OF North Mul-
berry ard James street, Immediately Oppo-
site the one erected some time ago by tho
seniors. 4 large croSd was in attendance
and cheer upon cheer was given for Ham
cock, English and Democracy. The pole
stands 81 feet in height and near the top
oft is placed large c'' hand,' with an in
dex finger extended and pointing directly
to the game cock that sits high among the
branches of the other pole.
The junior club OF the Seventh ward will
erect Hancock pole at Middle and South
Duke streets this evening.
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POLITICAL.

Democratic County Committee.
The Democratic County Committee viii
meet in this city on MONDAY, AUGUST p,
1850, at 10 a. m, in the City Democratic head
quarters, Southeast angle of Centre Square.
A full attendance Is urgently requested.
w. q. HENSEL, Chairman. .
3 Es*s:S;s $.::: $s:s sssrs'sss. ...s.,
First Ward.
The DemocraticSlu of the First ward will
hold q meeting at Henry Neimer's saloon, on
Orange street, on Tuesday evening next. I'm.
pOrtant business will be transacted and Il full
attendance is desired.
Fifth Ward.
The Hancock and English club of the 9Th
ward will meet at Philip Wallis Green Tree
hotel, on Tuesday evening, at O'Clock. By
order OF the president.
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TANNER.
flis Generous Bill Of Fare.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Dr. Tanner con
tinues in good condition; he passed u quiet
night, sleeping most Of the time. At Z
O'Clock this morning he ate heartily Of beef
bird eggs and stewed potatoes, drinking
two ounces of light Wine. At eleven
o'clock he swallowed u dozen raw oysters
with crackers, washed down with four
ounces Of milk. lie was weighed at noon,
the scale indicating 1921 ponnds. His pulse
at that hour was 95 and temperature 100.
His mail this morning included nearly $50
letters.
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A MINE ON FIRE.
Burning Problem for Engineers.

ELNk1neCfSs
POTTsvILLE, Pa, August 9.-TThc inside
workings Of the Kelly Run collicry at
Shenandoah were discovered on fire in two
Of the breasts this morning. All the
workings were filled with smoke
but the mules and all loose property
were rescued, The fire is serious
one and will prove very expensive.
The mine cannot be flooded, and to extin-
guish the fire will present one of tlc
greatest engineering problems yet pre-
sented in connection with anthracite min
ing. This is the mine where the three
men Resse, Wasley and Whitman lost their
lives several days ago, in cndeavoring to
remove the gas from tho old workings.
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The CITY GREENIsACIS! Era
John Evans, Sr., for Assembly.

John EVANS, Sr.. Tor .AsScnIbIy.
At Il meeting Of the city executive Gem
mittcc of the National Grccnl;ack LaJo,
party. held on Saturday evening, Mr. John
Evans, ST., Of the Ninth ward, was unani-
mously chosen the candidate of the party
for assembly from the city district.
The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted " "Rcsogrcd That the
candidate this day nominated be requested
to take means to secure joint discussions
of the platform and principles of the sew
era! parties with the Democratic and Re-
publican candidates.
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IN TIRE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF

IN TIRE COURT OF COMMON Pleas OF
i Lancaster County.
Union National Mt.Joy Bank Jan. Term, IssO.
w. No.
Henry kurtz. EX. Doc.
The undersigned Auditor. appointed TO dis
tribute the money secured by mortgage, exc
cutcd to Waiter NJ Franklin, esq. )" b, ing of the
proceeds from the sale of the above named de-
iendants real estate, to and among such lien
creditor Or creditors as may De legally entitled
to the same, will sit for that purpose on WE'D
NESDAY, the llth day Of AUGUST, 1880. at 10
O'Clock, a. NJ. in the Library Room OF the
Court House. in the City OF Lancaster, where
all persons Interested in said distribution may
attend. NEWTON LlGHTNER,
iyGitOaw Auditor.
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MlRKETS.
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 9-Flour dull and
easy; super fine at :: 5O@3OO: extra at +3 3Osp
I % Ohio and Indiana family ut - sac 20
Penn'a family 1t $565 so: ST. Louis family at
- 0G6 =; Minnesota family $6 00I6 - patent
and high grades IS 5O{iS co.
Rye Hour ut "a 5O@4 75.
Wheat hrmer: No. Western Rel 81 G96l
10 Penn'a Red 81 10; Amber 81 l0l.
Corn firm: on local scarcity; yellow sc !:
mixed 5lGa:c; steamer E9SpJOc.
Oats trm; No. l, White 4I0i2c: No. =. do i0c !;
No. 3, do SsG3s;: No. !. Mixed 35Ss;jc.
Rye dull New so97oc.
Provisions firm me ss pork $i4 30: beef hams
~ Otg2s ~; India mss beef sl6 90: b ,cOn---
smoked shoulders 81 16c sal; do ut 5tssl5I.c:
smoked hams l10l9c; picked ham % .fsl0..
Lard firm; city Kettle S6lSl.c: loose
butchers &c prime steam ). 81.
Butter unchanged and moving slowly for
prints; Creamery NJ 2506c: do good to
choice SsI24c: BradfOr,l county ami New
York extra. 22el2ic Western reserve eytr., Ii
4lsc: ,iO good TO choice ltli6c Rolls dull; !;
Penn'a extra li1l7; Western r2serv. extra
liIl7c.
Eggs steady; Penna i51@c; Western H1.G
Ec.
Cheese strong and higher; New York
full cream lssl2nc: Western fnii cream lO1s 20
lie: do fair to good ?aG lOc; do half skins
Slls@9Hc.
Petroleum firm reiinc., Szsc.
Whisky 81 H.
Secd>-t;OOd to prime Glover firm at SStl
5 so: Timothy dul! at s. I5ls 81 for old FlaN
seed nominal ut 81 b.
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IN TIE COUHT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
i Lancaster County.
Mary A. Miller by her nextO
friend, Elizabeth Huber, Feb. Term, 1880
No. IL.
Benjamin Miller.
And now Dec. 23 1873 On mo-
ton of Samuel III. Price, esq, the
Court appoint JhO. AnIwcy. esq.
examiner, to take testimony.
Attest: T.. MCMELLEN
PrOthOnotary.
benjamin Miller. take notice that deposition
of witnesses will be taken behalf of The
plaintiff. on tie 18th 'lay of AUGUST, 1870 be-
tween the hours OF 10 O'Clock IA. III. ant. o'clock
Duke street, Lancaster. Pa, when and where
you may attend ii you think proper
JNO. NJ. AMWEG.
jy22-3t'iOaw Examiner.
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CHILDREN HALF PRICE.
After arriving at Philadelphia, parties desir-
ing to go through to Atlantic City, will take
street cars to the foot of Market street, where
the ferry boat will convey them to the West
Jersey Depot, where cars will be taken to At
lantic City. arriving ut the latter place ut lO4S
a. m. As this will probably be the last excur-
take cheap trip for business or pleasure, will
do well to take this opportunity. Tickets for
sale Mt all stations along the route and on
board tho cars.
For further information, tickets, xc., address
the undersigned managers.
CLARK s. SCHMID,
jy3l2wdcod Lancaster, PN.
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lseInhOld's Station Locals,

Owen Bruner has lost horse from brain
fever.-Thc hat business is dull, Lutz s
Son running three days a wcek.-Pitching
quoits is the local f,voritc amuscment.-
The stores and taverns are doing good
Observation-Disclosures arc busy thresliig.-
Those who went from here to Coup's cir
Gus at Reading had 4 good timc.-Mt.
Pleasant Retreat Sunday school of Rein
holdsvilIc will hold it, celebration in John
Mengers woods on August 81.
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Try Lochcr's Renowned Cough Syrup.


Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the cxcruciating pain OF cutting teeth:
II so. go ut once and gets bottle of MRS. WINS.
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately-depend upon
ii; there Is no Ini,la about 1t. There Is not q
mother earth who has ever used 1t, who ill
not tell You at GIico that 1t will regulate the
bowels, and give rel to tic mother, end relief
and health to tho @i.lid, operating like magic.
It. Is perfectly sIi., t" in all cases. and pleas
ant to til" taste, an; g the prescription q; one
OF the eldest an;l l.. Il female physicians and
nurses III the United Statcs. Sold every vi here.
~ cents bottle. (jl7-lyd&WM,W&S
Try Locher's EcEoH ned Cough Syrup.
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..ArOusinS its Readers.

An alarm OF fire ut midnight Is II startling
thing, but not half so startling to many who
hear 1t as would bc tho sudden knowledge OF
their own dangerous physical condition.
Thousands of thousands are hurryins to their
graves because they arc carelcssly Indifferent
to the insidious iEroads OF disease and the
means OF cure. 1t is the mission of II. ii.
Warner & Co., with their Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, to arouse men to Il sense OF their
danger and then cure cthcm.-Ifcmphis Appeal.
The Chicago Times says: Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver euro Il highly endorsed BY
ministers, judges. physicians. surgeons, BY
men OF literary AMI scholarly distinction, and
by individuals In all the walks OF life.
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BADLY Bruised,

In attempting to get on tho Dillerville local
at tho Harrisburg pike to-day E. c. Amer,
4 clerk in tho p. Z. r. freight depot, fell
and was dragged for some distance. He
| was badly bruised about the legs.
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Contract Awarded

The proposals for tho furnishing of GO
tons of Baltimore company coal fer use at
the court house, were opened this after
noon in the commissioners office. They
werc as follows: Ccllo & Wiley, 81, with
3 per cent off on settlement; Gorrccht,
Reilly & Keller, $3.S2; Stewart & Son,
$3.50; II. Baumgardner & Co., $3.50. Tho
contract was awarded to Daumgarlner &
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1t yOu will stop all your cxtIavag:int and
wrong notions in doctoring yourself and fam
flies " ith expensive doctors OK hunlbug cure
alls, that .lo harm always, and use only ma
lures simple remedies tor all your ailments
you will be wise, we'll and happy, and save
great expense. The greatest remedy for this,
the great, wise ans! good will tell you, Is Hop
Iittcrs-rely Oh it. Sec another colun
nu2-2MuSW
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KIEnL.-In this city, ON the sth inst, Daisy
Martin Kfehl, aged IL weeks.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend tho funeral
from the residence OF her parents 33 East
james street, ON Wednesday afternoon ut
O'Clock. 2td
BRENNER.-At Philadelphia. on Sunday
morning. August Sth, John &. Brenner, form
erly OF Lancaster county.
Due rOtioe of the funeral will bs given.
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90 --STATIsTICS prove that twenty-five per cent
of the deaths In our i;lrScr.citics are caused by
consumption, and when we reflect that this
terrible disease IN its wOrs: stage will yield tn
Il bottle OF Lockers Renowned Cough Syrup,
shall we condemn the sufferers tor their nc,i-
gence, or pity them for their Ignorance: \"
East King street.