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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-24

DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
L PROPERTY. Will be sold Mt the Frank.
lin House. North Queen street, on WEDNES.
DAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1880, the following prop
No. l. That elegant Green Stone Front
DWELLING HOUSE, two-story. with Man
uated on the northeast corner of Duke and
James streets, No. sol. This property has all
the modern improvements, both in style and
bath room, water closet, wash stand and
heater in the cellar, range in the kitchen, hot
and cold water up and down stairs. Lot -
and in depth along James street, 10 feet, more
or less.
streets, No. 3s4. containing 2s1x feet. more or
less on ~ North @ Queen street and in depth west f;
and 9 rooms, hot and cold water, bath room
and water closet, range and heaters in parlOr
Kitchen, wash house. smoke house Sc and brick
fruit trees in the yard. The best of drainage
No. 5. A Two.story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE with a Two-story Brick Back Build
ing, situated on the cast side OF North Queen
Containing hall and and rooms, ms 6yirant in in the The
yard and kitchen. Lot fronts l7h feet on
North Queen street, more or less, extending
alley, grape vines and fruit trees in the lot,
and fine shade trees in front.
No. 4. Adjoining No. ON tho north; house
the same description rs No: -
No: g. A threestory BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, with twostory Brick Back Building
situated on the north side OF East James
street, between Duke and Lime streets, No:
III, containing hall and eight rooms. hydrant
in the yard ana kitchen, fronts on James
street sire ~ feet, more or less and in depth o.
No. s. A two.story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, with Mansard Root and two-story
Brick Back Building, and one-story Brick
Kitchen, containing hall and nine rooms,
range, with hot and cold water up and down
stairs, with bath and water closets; also gas
all through the house, with portico in front,
bay window in the rear. This property is I'm.
ished in the latest style. Lot 10 feet front, and
In depth 10 feet, more or less, to IL feet wide
alley.
No. Z. The same as No. 6, containing the
same.
These properties can be seen by calling on
the undersigned or on the premises.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. H.. OF said
day, whom conditions Of sale will be made
known by JOHN a. BORING,
HENRY HHrBERT, Auct.
novSM, was. .nOvl2l3ta
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PaILADxLPHIA, Nov. 4.-FlOur firm with
fair trade; superfine. 81 5OQ4 90: extr,,
81 O014 %; Ohio and Indiana family IS SEQ
6 81; Penn'a family 8 37d6 90: st. Louis
family IS OOGt6 Is; Minnesota family O. 25aG %:
Straight 81 2506 IS Winter patent 81 O017 IS ::
Spring do 81 250S 81.
Rye flour at 3 304l537.
Wheat market unsettled No. = Western
Red 81 "a; Penn'a. Eed 81 3l@l .s; Amber
81 2i@l %.
Corn firm with light supply; steamer at SEC 3;
yellow, ut 5SG59c mixci. at 5Sc.
Oats full but steady: No. White 46c
No: do 45c: No. 3 10 i4c; No. Mixed 42c.
Rye firm ut 9Sc.
Provisions in steady demand mi ss pork
old, sl4 so new, sl3 75ll4 90; beet hams 81: 50
Indian IN, ,:ss beef at $1,000 BacOn-smOketl
shoulders JA@6c salt do 5lz051ac smoked
hams 91aQl0Ic; pickle'l bans s0Y4c for Old
and new.
Lard firm; city kettle 9ISdlgIc: loose
butchers SIC; prime steam 50 10.
Butter firm; Creamery extra ut 33I%4c !:
do good to choice 30IG32c; L. T.. and N. \. ex-
ira 27Gl3Oc Western reserve extra 22fl2lc !:
tlO good to choice I6G aOc: Rolls firm ; choice
scarce; Penn'a Extra aOG23c Western Reserve
extra 2O@24.
Eggs scarce and firm; Penn'a Extra SIC /;
Western Extra Sic.
Cheese firm and in fair demand, but prices
Western full cream at l2%@l3c: do fair'tO
good ut ll@l2c; do half Skins and Pcnn'a.
skins lO@gl1c.
Petroleum dull refined ut lOc.
Whisky Mt 81 IL.
Seeds-GOOd to prime clover steady at " 20
al 15; Timothy nominal: Flaxsce' quiet Ut
ST 30.
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MARkEI,S.
New York m 0Pket.

NEW YORK. November 2L-Flour-St,tc and
Western quiet, without decided change Su-
perfinc, state * 9O04 so: extra do ut u 30
S 55a6 50; roundhoopOhio Is So@5 90: cloice:io
ut s. 6Og96 so; SuperlinC western 81 30lpi 80 {:
common to good extra do "a 9O@5 y choice
do S 35lG rs; choice white wheat DO IS Il
Gl5 50; Southern quiet, unchanged: common
to fair extra IS 25g5 10; good to cnoicc Ito IS -
@7OO.
Wheat about &c lower and moderately nc
tive: No. l White, cash, 81 2l54: December,
81 241IF1l 24N: do JAM, 81 IN No. 9 Red Dec,
g g q s!e.i ~; do JAM, 81 zs0l 3oH do Feb,
Cora without decided change: Mixed
wes,-r n spot, 5sg6l7sc: do future, 6l14g63c.
Oats u shade easier State 4jGl52c: Western
4205ac No. Dec, 445sc do JAN, iGc.
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LITTLE LOCALS.
Hcrc and There and Everywhere.

Hcrc and There and Everywhere.
Sunday hours-from 0 to 10 a. IN. and 6
to p. nat tho postOffice tomorrow
and no local papers.
The Lancaster County Peace society will
hold it's next meeting at Penn Hill Friends
meeting-house OH Seventh-day tho eth
inst. at 10 a. m.
The horse of Sam'l L. Hartman fright
ened at the cars as he was riding up North
Queen street today. His rider was
thrown. but net hurt.
The mayor had ten customers this morn
ing, Seven Of whom were discharged, and
three committed to Jail for 5, IS and 20
days respectively.
There is fine skating on tho Conestoga
creek, and q great many girls and boys
are enjoying themselves to-day. There is
fun in prospect for Thanksgiving. -. -
The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Star thinks the suggestion of
Herr Smith for speaker of the House a
joke. He is faithful member and an
honest man-but he has not about him the
first element Of fitness for the speakers
chair He is just a trifle old. and is what
Il woman would call pokey.''
a York paper has heard that the bloOds
from Lancaster who had a disagreement
at 4 ball have arranged to settle it by a
prize fight, to take place in Lancaster or
York county this week. One is backed
by business man and the other by pro-
fessional man.
David K. Beiler of Leacock. failed to
get to Alderman McConomy's in time this
morning for the hearing of Charles and
Frank Smith, charged with stealing his
butter OH market and the lads were let 60
When Beilcr got there he was much put
out about it, rs hc claimed to have a sure
case against the Smiths. He had some
angry words with the alderman and then
Went to Alderman Barr's, where there is an
open complaint against the accused, and
where they will no doubt be arraiged for
hearing.
The break in the water main in West
Orange street, near Charlotte, proved to
be very difficult one to repair and the
workmen did not get the job finished un-
til 10 O'Clock last night The water main
was broken off directly under the track of
the street railway and great deal of cx-
cavation was necessary before it could he
reached.
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DUBLIC SALE.
L On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1880,
will be sold at public sale on the premises,
No. 800 South Queen street, Lancaster city, the
following described real estate and personal
property. late Of Jane Ewing, deceased, to
wit:
A one-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
and lot or piece of ground thereunto belong
ing. situated No. 500, on the west side OF South
Queen street, Lancaster city. The house is in
excellent order and the location desirable for
q private residence or business. There is also
o back building and summer house. The lot
fronts on South Queen street " feet and :L
inches, and is 12O feet deep.
This property will positively be sold POs-
session given immediately. Purchase money
payable April /, 1851, provided that purchaser
give approved security.
Sale to commence att o'clock d. H.
ELIZABETH ELLIOTT.
MARTIN B, EWING,
EL1ZBETH SHOOK,
SUSAN WILFONG.
HETTIE ANN SAYLOR,
Heirs OF Jane Ewing. deceased.
HENRY SnUBERr, Auct. nS-eOdts
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Court Of Common Pleas.

The case Of Heise and Kaufman, sea. ia.
sur mechanics lien, was compromised yes
telday afternoon and a verdict was taken
in favor Of the plaintiffs for s77.67.
Jurics were empaneled in the cases
of Henry C.. Hauser VS.. David G. Swartz
and Jacob Markley VS.. Monroe J. Burkhol-
der. David Keath, Reilly Shepler and John
Long. Witnesses being absent in Phila-
delphia who were subpGnaed in both cases,
they were continued, after the juries were
sworn. until Friday morning at 0 o'clock
As:hese were the only cases ready for
trial the juries not empaneled in them
were discharged for the week. The others
will be in court on Friday morning to
to which time court adjourned.
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Speer's Port Grape Wine.

This article of American Wine is highly
esteemed by the best physicians in this coun-
try. The following is Il testimonial We saw
from the New York Hospital. We publish it
for the Information OF our readers:
NEW YORK, Nov. Ia.
am using Specr's Port Grape Wine and find
it to be an excellent tonic and gentle stimu-
liant, and us such believe it preferable to the
commercial Port, and all other wines, As it pos
sesses their tonic properties without tho dele
teriOus effect caused by their impurities. 1t is
also very palatable, and this is q recommended
ton to many. especially females. .
s. S. HARRIS, NJ. D., n. Y. Hospital.
This is an excellent article tor family use,
and for females, and is endorsed by Drs. Atlee
and Davis. and for sale by II. +. Slaymaker.
ul52wd&v
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BY WIRE.


TelegrAphI News Of the Afternoon.
The premier of the Cape colony says the
resources Of the colony arc equal to the
requirements for suppressing tho rebellion
and thatthe colonial government has NO
intention Of calling for troops.
A cat was found alive in the cage pit at
the Scene of tho recent mine disaster in
Nova Scotia, which causes the belief that
there cannot be much after-damp there.
Charles Steelman and William Casper
son, Of Bridgeport, and Mr.. Rogers, Of
Camden. N. j., were drowned by the cap
skiing Of the sloop Msmoos in Chesapeake
bay.
The New York police have boon notified
to look out for Hugo Rsush, a missing in
veltor of New Orleans, who it is feared
has been murdered.
The trial Of Agent Meacllsm, of the Ute
commission, has been postponed until
April 90. He and Berry will to-day be
admitted to bail and will join their col
leagues in the completion OF tho business
OF the commission.
The Hudson river is closed by ice from
Albany to Hudson, and navigation
may be considered at an end for the season
unless an unexpected thaw sets in.
Dervish Pasha has entered Dulcisnc,
after slight engagement with the Alban
ians.
Two vessels have been lost in Il gale off
the coast of Labrador.
Mrs. Estelle Anna Lewis autlOres; Of
"Sappho and other poems, under tie
nom de plume Of "Stslla, "died suddenly
last night Of heart disease at No. 8 Bed
ford place, London.
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DE'A THIS.

KAMM.-Nov. %, 1880. i" this city. John
kamm, in the Seth year OF his age,
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence. No. 72eEO-th Prince street,
OH Friday afternoon at ? o'clock.
SToY.-In this city, on the 24th inst. Barbara
Stoy, In the 10Th year of her age.
Her relatives and friends arc respectfully i'll
vited to attend the funeral from the residence
of her daughter, Mrs. Barbara DIETRICH, No.
So West Orange street, Friday afternoon Mt 3
O'Clock.
GoAN In this city, Nov. 81, 1880, Andrew
Gohn, aged 20 years. l month, 20 days.
His relatives and friends, also Conestoga
Circle, No. Ito. B. L. III. F.) Pa, are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from his
late residence, No. $50 High street, on Thurs
aay morning at s:G o'clock, to proceed to Col.
umbia, where services will be held in the
Lutheran church. Interment at Mount Bethel
cemetery. Columbia, ltd*
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR REGULAR cOkhEsPONDENCE

c. G: Kaufman is in Philadelphia tc
day.
| Skating is good and free from danger :.
the outlet. -.
Several springs in York county are re
ported frozen over. Remarkable.
Sam. Campbell, liveryman, had suffer
ing mule shot yesterday to end its mis-
! cry.
Sam. c. Swartz has finished his new ic,
house and is ready for the crop.
Mr.. F. A. Bennett is again able to bt
out and was at his store this morning.
Several parties will spend tomorrow
in gunniny-a peculiar way of giving
| thanks.
Miss Harriet Watson, Of Lancaster, l.
visiting the Misses Boice.
A large donation surprise party of mem
called, last evening, upon Rev. ]. II. Es.
terline, the new pastor Of the church, at
his residence OIL Sixth street between Lo-
lent Of many handsome and valuable gifts.
The evening was very pleasantly spent and
| while it progressed the congregation and
pastor came to an excellent understanding.
The untimely freeze bring things tn too
| ouuASu d. t1C He ~ S.s COdl
chutts.
The steamboat Wrishtsville again
forced its way through the ice this morn
ing-by dint Of hard work, however.
The Philadelphians who attended tho
funeral Of Miss Ellen Houston were sent
to Dillerville on a special train yesterday
afternoon and there made connection with
the Johnstown express east for Philadel-
phia. Fl. II. Houston, who had left the
Colonel Scott party at Chicago, was OF the
number.
The two military organizations will give
street paradcs tomorrow. The Columbia
Rides, headed by the Citizens band, will
parade at $50 q. m, and Company H at ..
The latter organization has not yet Sc
cured its music. Captain Case has just
received from the adjutant general at Har-
risburg, tifty-fivc new overcoats for CON-
pany Ii, and they will be worn in the par
ade. They are of light blue kersey, lined
with dark blue tiannels, cut very long and
double breasted. The capes arc lined with
the same material as the coat, aud arc Sc
cured in position by a single row of but
tons. The overcoats are very pretty and
no doubt serviceablc.
Thanksgiving Day will be observed gen.
orally as a legal holiday. The public
schools and banks will be closed and the
pOstofiice open only at holiday hours.
Market is held at three o'clock this after
noon. The stores, or the greater portion
Of them, will be closed. The days
services of the English Protestant
churches, except the Episcopal, will te
union and will be held in the Metho-
dist Episcopal church at 1890 o'clock
L. H. An aDprOpriate sermon will he
preached by Rev. c. S. Gerhard, Of the
Reformed church. Services will DO held
in St. Paufs Episcopal church at 1890
O'Clock and will be Of an impressive ma
ture. The church is being claborately dec
Grated and the decorations, of which sew
eral species of fruit form portion, will be
distributed to the poor when taken down.
The German churches, Protestant and
Catholic, the English Catholic and A. NJ.
f. churches will hold services of their
own.
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1NOK SALE.

JHOR SALE.
l. \ beautiful residence at public sale. On
THURSDAY, ,NOVEMBEH2 -. ISS) ill 10 sold
Ut public sale ut the Leopard hntci. East Hing
street, in city OF Lancaster. the following,
valuable property. to wit:
n lot OF ground situated Oil tic north side
OF East Orange street, in the city II Lancaster
Pn., containing in front on said street 81 feet
more or less, and extending nor:hwarilly 2;3
feet to Marion street {: bounded On the north
by Marion stree6, aforesaid on the south by
suid East Orange street on Ike east by public
alley. and on tho west by ground of u. =. Cox,
on which Il double twO-StDry BRICK DIV ELL
ING HOUSE Gothic stylc) No. 1l2 with Back
Building and other improvements are erected
This Is really 81 desirable property. T" house
is ncariy new, well built, of good material, has
all the modern improvements. and The Local
tOn IL one of the p!eis;intrst in the suburbs Of
the city.
Good title AMI possession OH Arril l. 1881
Ten per cent. OF purchase money on tlay of
sale. 81, 500 On April !. l5Si baanc0 can remain,
ON the property on 1cst mortgage ut six per
cent. interest.
Sale to commence at 7 o'clock y. NJ. OF said
day. when Attendance vii! be given and terms
nu,le known by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG.
ii. SHUEERT. Auct. nOvi5-lOtd
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AnQSellientS,

! "MTss" TO-niqht ht-Miss Annie PiXlcy is
always sure Of q warm welcome from her msny
| admirers in this city. and an Over-howing
house to night. when she appears in her great
| character of Miss, would not be surprising to
| people who know her talents and attractions.
| The play is one that never tails 10 please and
Miss Pixley's support comprises McDOnough
! 4 Fultord's excellent company, with Mr.. Nc
DonOugh in his famous role of In6d Bill.
"Dr Clyde "-Sidncy Roscnfeld's comedy of
this name is a composition sparkling with the
| most delicious humor, as people who Witness
| ed its production here last winter will readily
bear witness. The fun - pure and wholesome
anI always "cltches" an audience. There IL
no unpleasant theme mixed up il its unfold
ing, but the mirth is devoid OF the first sus-
picion of bitter fiavOring Il. it is continuous
and convIlsjng. Mr.. Jno. f. Wards imper
sOnation OF the character OF Higgins is study,
and no one who has ever witnessed his oddi-
ties or listened to his strange misappllcation
OF medical phrases in his own peculiar and in
imitaDle tone of voice is likely to quickly tor
get it. The company announce n Thanksgiving
matinee for tomorrow afternoon with low
prices for chil':r.r, and appear again in tho
evening. TIL" brrfOr ought to have 4 crowded
house.
The Mem 'S>phn Quintet.-SO one who has
ever heard il: marvellous music of this celc
brlted organization can fOrgetthe feelings of
exquisite delight occasioned by their perform
ance. No more thorough company of musi
clans has visite. Lancaster in many years.
The instruments handled by them comprise
the violin, clarinet, flute violo and violOn-
cello, and their mu>ic 1. alike high IN quality
and perfect in execution. They are accom-
panied by Miss Marie Nelini. who is spoken of
as II gifted vocalist.
Cnclc Toms Cabin. Rial and Draper's
"Uncle Toms Cabin" with the trained blood
hounds, is the attraction underlined ut the
opera house for Saturday night when matinee
and evening performances will be given.
Major ZOt.-Thc little man continues to hold
the fort in Centre square, where this midget of
humanity is made the object OF eager curl
osi:y anil wonder on the part OF all who see
him.
The time has been when diseases OF lie Kid
neys were considered serious affections, but
fortunately all fear of any fatal results from
these troubles are now dispellcd by the GER
tainty with which pAY's KIDNEY PAD always
acfs n0o-lwMW&F
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The Route,

The Uniformed Rank knights of P Pytllias
who will have q street parade tomorrow
will meet at their armory promptly at II
o'clock. and proceed over the following
route, the line will move promptly at 2j
o'clock: West King street, to Centre
square, to South Queen, to Church, to
Duke, to East King, to Ann, and counter
march to Lime. to Orange, to Duke, to
Lemon, to North Queen, to Chestnut, to
Mary, to West King, to armory, and dis
miss.
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Arc you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the eNcrucia'ins pain OF cutting teeth?
Il SO. go at once anl get :: bottle of MRS. WINS.
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. It will relieve the
poor little sufferer inmciiatei eiy-depcnd upon
II; there Is no mistake about it. There is not Il
mother on earth who has ever used il, who will
not tell you IT once that it will regulate the
bowels, ant give rest 10 tn" mother, and RELIEF
and health 10 the chilli, operating like magic
Il is perfectly safe TO Use i'll all cases, and pleas
ant 10 the taste, am: is the prescription OF one
OF the eldest ami best femt!e physicians and
nurses III Tie United Statcs. Sold everywhere
25 ctn.. q !n;i:: fil7-lyd&wM.W&S
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When in the dark her hand pressed, villa,
rapture endured,
But when the candle entered. all was cured,
For he face was covered with b!0tches and
Gimples. l made her Il present of a bottle OF
Spring Blossom, and now she's cured. We'd
ding next wcck-nO cards, only testimonials.
Prices: Soc, trial bottles lOc. For sale by II. L.
Cochran, druggist. l37 and l3? North Queen
street. Lancaster, Ia.
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Jno. Bacon, LaEcrte Ind, writes: " Hurral
for Spring Blossom - it's all you cracked it up
to be. My Dyspepsia has all vanished, why
don't you advertise it, what allowance will
you make IT l take = dozen bottles, so that
could oblige my friends occasionally. Pricesj
Soc, trial bottles I0c. For sale by II. B. Coch.
ran. druggist, l37 and i39 North Queen street,
Lancaster, Pa. q
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THE UNDERSIGNED BEGs LEAVE TO
i inform the public that he has taken DOS
session Of the Blacksmith Shop on West Vine
street, formerly occupied by James McEIIi-
gott. where he is prepared to do all kinds of
Horse ShOeing ana other blacksmithing. Horse
Shoeing q speciality. Give me n trial.
n232td# Il. $. BRENEMAS.
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VIEW ADVERTiSENESTS.

NOTICE.
IN The members OF the Conestosa Circle No.
10 are respectfully requested to meet at their
to attend the funeral Of Brother 4. Gohn
Lancaster Circle Il respectfully invited to par
ticipate. Cap, funeral badge and white gloves.
ltd JOHN SACHS. G. w.
T1lPORTED GERMAN CANARlES IN
l. full song. Small Gold Fish & inches In
length, the right size TO live in globes AMI
nluariunS: Also Brass Cages. Seeds. yroun:,
MOckiny Birds in song. and fresh lot OF Mock
ing Bird Food. Two young Gray Parrots Mt
vONDERSMIriTS.
(IiOwclis BuilGing.)
l,i- i2J Moth Queen street
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Malaral Fcvers, constipation, turpidity OF
the liver and kidneys, general debility, ncrv-
BUSINESS and neuralgia ailments yield readily
TO this great disease conGucrOr. Hop Bitters.
1t repairs the ravagcs OF disease by convert
ing the food into rich blood. and it gives new
life and vigor to the aged and inflrm always.
See "PrOvcrbs'' in other column.
nIJ.1W,lSw
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Slightly EXhilaratctl.

"Rc-fOl-,.c Riddle! How well feel! ~ Chirped
an elderly bachelor t'otller morning. THAT
Thomas Eciectric Oil seems to have cured my
lumbagO completely. feel rs ii were young
again and believe III ask the widow to have
me-" He did SO, was accepted and is now the
happy parent OF Il fine boy. For sale by II. Il.
Cochran, druggist. No. l37 and i39 North Queen
street. Lancaster. PN. ;
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A Penny Sayed f. TwOpence Earned.

A Penny Saved is TwOpence Earned.
\ little sOZODONT, used right along every
day, costs but little trouble and is pleasant al.
ways. 1t saves years of suffering from dis
eascd gums and teeth i'll later days. Its use is
economical of time and comfort. Use SOZO-
DON'T. n22Iwdeod&w
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SPECTik NOTICES.
SAMPLE NOTICE.

1t is impossible for a woman after Il faithful
course OF treatment with Lydia E. Pinkhaln's
Vegetable Compound 20 continue to suffer
with Il weakness OF the uterus Enclose a
eta,np 10 Mrs. Lydia f. rinkham, 2s3 Western
avenue. Lynn. Mass, fni pamphlets.
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