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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-21
FIRE IN YORK.
Empire Car Works Burned.

A telegram from York announces that
the Empire car works, owned by Michael
Schall, of York, Pa, were totally con-
sumed by fire last night, involving heavy
loss of property. The fire ragged fiercely,
and while the works were burning another
fire broke out in different section of the
borough. A telegram was sent to Colum-
bia for assistance, and the Vigilant steamer
No. 2 was got in readiness to 60 by rail to
York, but just before it was being em-
barked at o'clock this morning, another
telegram was received, announcing that
the York fremen had succeeded in getting
the flames under control.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-21

foftn ana expressed upon their face the above
specified conditions. The coupons ON said
bonds and interest on said certificates shall be
made payable at the office of the Treasurer of
the: city OF Lancaster.
Sln Z That the mayor OF the city is hereby
authorized and empowered to sell and dispose.
Of any OF the bonds and certificates issued un-
der this ordinance at not less than their par
value for lawful money, and to apply the pro-
ceeds thereoffOr the pay yment of bills contract
ed for the laying of Belgian block pavement.
macaiamizing certain streets In the city OF
Lancaster, and for labor, materials ami general
street work, and for no other purposes.
SEC. 3. An annual tax OF One-tenth OF ono
mill ON all property subject to taxation for
city purposes Is hereby levied to pay the prin-
cipal and interest of the above loan, cOllectible
and payable rs other city taxes.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-21
Aged 10 and Attempting Suicide.

Fisher Van Selven, aged 10, of West
Passack, N. j., on Tuesday attempted to
commit suicide. He is an orphan and
works about the farm of Henry Storms,
who has given him a home. For several
days he had been moody, and on Tuesday
Mr.. Storms, hearing a noise in the wood
shed, went to ascertain the cause. He
found the boy suspended from beam, life
being nearly extinct. Mr.. Storms cut him
down and sent for physician who revived
for attempting to take his life, and added
that he had no desire to repeat the expert
ment.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-21
A Terrible Situation,

Jack Long was i'll the hands of mob at
Moberly, Ala. They had placed a moose
about his neck and were completing the
arrangements to hang him. The delay
was painful to the poor fellow, who had
borne up until then with remarkable
bravery. His brother, who had stealthily
approached, seeing that the ordeal, while
it was breaking down Jacks courage,
could only end in his death, drew a revOl-
YER and shot him dead.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-21
Diving with Confidence and Hope.

Yesterday Mr.. James Woody, a promi-
nent citizen of Reidsville, N. c., dropped
dead while talking to his family about re-
ligion. Last Sunday he made profession
of religion, but had not connected himself
with any church. He said yesterday " 1
would not swap my chances for heaven
with any one else,'' and, with the words
on his lips, fell from his chair and died
from heart disease.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-21
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE POLITICAL put.

1t Boils FuriOusy-New Ingredients Mixed
in Every Twelve Hours.
The present political campaign will long
be noted as remarkable for its KALEIDOSCOPE
ic changes. A new deal is made every
twelve hours. The lines no longer run
even with the old Bull Ring and Hog Ring
distinctions. They cross at right-angles.
Every politician is interested in some one
particular fight and is willing to sacrifice
everything else to make that one point
johnson will combine with anybody to
elect Johnson McMellen will sit down to
feast of crow between Sensenig and
Nentzer to elect Davis Hay Brown will
go arm-in arm to the polls with Warfel to
beat Smith Tom Cochran would link arms
with Amos Croft to beat Reinoehl,
and Ed. Martin and Fred Smith
keep step to the Herr Smith music.
There is no regular warfare. 1t is BUSH
whacking.
In such contest any result is possible
and the least probable to-day may be the
certain of tomorrow. The count-in of
Saturday night may be the count-out of
Sunday morning.
The contest of tomorrow will be the
bloodiest ever battled in this county. Its
issue is more doubtful than that of any
of its predecessors.
1t may be very close. 1t may be very
one-sided and the shrewdest politicians say
that on which side that singleness will be
depends on influences not yet determined
and which may not be set in motion until
the return tinkers have begun their work.
CASH!
Mylin's friends are sanguine so are
Griest's; so are Davis's. The brag is all
on their side. In fact, they pipe one
tune. There is combination between
them in the lower end.
Smiths friends laugh at the politicians
fuss over Griest, and say that it is only in
tended to get couple of townships for
Mylin and Davis.
There is said to have been a new deal
yesterday. The well-authenticated report
of it is that large portion of the Bull
Ring quit Eberly for Davis ; the trade
was made to save Mylin. The hotter the
New Era gets for Reinoehl the more des-
perate the Bull Ring becomes against him,
and to make his defeat certain they-with |
the exception Of Sensenig, Eshleman and |
Hiestand- reported to have sold out |
Eberly for Davis the consideration being |
that MclIellen & Co. shall go for iIylin. |
Such a trade would be bad for Reinoehl, |
but it may consolidate Johnson's and |
Reinoehl's forces and make a clean fight |
in the lower end between Smith, Reinoehl |
and johnson on one side, and Griest,
Mylin and Davis on the other.
Such division might let in Gatchell.
In view of that trade johnson becomes a
leading candidate again.
Indications for to-morrow's political
Squalls and uncertain thunder
and lightning along the furnace hills and
showers at intervals over the northern dis
trict. Hot weather In the city and fair
field and free fight in the south.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-21
The Water Works,

In accordance with resolution adopted
by the water committee of city councils,
Superintendent Kitch will hereafter make
a daily report Of the height Of water in the
city reservoirs, posting one copy in the
mayors Office and another at the station
house. At five o'clock this morning the
eastern basin contained 13 feet and 3
inches, and the western IA feet 7 inches.
This is about as high rs it is safe to fill the
basins
This afternoon the mayor, water COM
mittee and few other interested parties
visited the city water works and made an
inspection of them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-21
Not = Boom, but q Buzz.

washington Star.
A private letter from a prominent Dem
ocrat in Richmond, received here, ques-
tions the reported Field boom in that city
by saying: "Field's friends carried no
primary elections. They elected no dele
gates to the state convention, and there
was no combination of all other candi-
dates. Probably fifty-one delegates,
claimed as Field men, have been inter-
viewed, and they deny that they are for
him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-21
The PiOus Chandler.

1t was that pious and good man, Mr..
Bill Chandler, who some months ago
opened the Blaine literary bureau with
prayer. We shall all hope that he has re-
served enough actual piety through all the
vicissitudes of this spring to be able to
close that literary bureau in becoming
way. He should begin some of the pre-
liminary preparations now. There is al
ways danger that sudden movement will
produce deplorable case of profanity in a
man like Chandler.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-21

THE Prohibition politicians are not
always wise, and their resolutions and
candidates often fail to recommend
themselves to many people who sympa-
thize largely with them on the main
issue. But they hit the bulls eye in
their deliverance against the pardon of
the riot bill bribers. They voiced the
common opinion of right-thinking people
of all parties. When the ides of Novem-
Der come around and judgment is called
on this issue the Republican conspiratcrS
who would assassinate ''virtue, liberty
and independence" in Pennsylvania will
find that the sentiment against their in
fanny is deeper and stronger than they
measure it.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-21

extended postal facilities. But the ques-
tion here is not as to the propriety of the
Star routes, but simply whether the con-
tractors are not being over-paid. 1t is
charged that it is a big steal. 1t is wide
" believed that Assistant Postmaster
General Brady and these contractors
constitute select board of thieves, COM
bined together for mutual profit at the
public expense. We are very sorry to
see Senator Wallace voting so as to pro-
mote the success of this conspiracy if it
exists.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-21
What Troubles 1t.

Philadelphia Evening Telegraph, Rep.
The Republicans are all either Grant
men, Blaine men, or Sherman men, or
nobody's men, or their own men but the
Democrats, in the coming great contest,
will simply be Democrats, and no mans
men.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-21
Gives 1t Up.

New I Ofk Herald.
Mr.. Fish and Mr.. Washburne, having
put themselves beyond the pale of choice,
there remains no Republican statesman Of
sufficient mark to eclipse General Grant
and defeat his nomination,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-21
LOye-FeaSt.

The Congregational Baptist Brethren will
have their love-feast in the Oregon meet
ing house, on Sunday, the 3Qth of this
month. The meeting will commence at
o oclock Sunday morning, and continue the
whole day. The Lords Supper and the
breaking Of bread will take place in the
evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-21
Fixing His Second Inaugural.

Fixing His Second Inaugural.
Springfield Republican.
elias Window got the presidential fever
bad?' somebody asked Bill King, of Min
neso. Bad!' responded William with
infinite scorn, 81 should think so he is
already engaged in preparing his second
inaugural ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-21
Another Man,

Alfred Bletz wishes us to correct an item
in yesterdays INTELLIGENcER, in which it
is stated that he had been held to answer
at court for surety of the peace and assault
and battery. 1t was not Alfred but David
Bletz who was so held.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-21
Chicago Endangered.
Philadelphia Times.

Philadelphia Times.
It is stated that Senator Blaine will 90
to Chicago and undertake the management
of his forces at the national convention in
person. Arrangements will have to be
made to quarantine that town against sum
stroke
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-21
Good Wheat.

George Hambright laid upon our table
this morning stock of wheat measuring
4 feet inches, and in full head. 1t was
plucked from the old Muhlenberg farm
near Federal Springs ON the Conestoga.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-21

THE hummer he bummeth these politi
cal days.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-21
MINOR TOPICS.

THE hummer he bummeth these politi-
cal days.
THE locusts are in blossom. Take OIL
that flannel.
THE present Republican state of Beaver
county is opposition to all forms OF third
term. Mr.. Quay should 60 out there and
look after his fences.
Ii is about this time that the fond hus-
band slips from the upper step to the en-
try floor, by reason of bar of house clean
er's soap, put by the careful wife where 1t
will do the most good.
The present United States library con
sisting of 375, 600 volumes, will amount to
2, $50, 900 in sixteen years, at the present
rate of increase, and therefore requires
separate building.
THE marked newspapers now sent to us
from Washington, d. c., booming Judge
Field for president, are directed in the
handwriting of the same person who was
recently sending us anti Randall circulars
and Hancock documents. The scenes
shift too rapidly.
THERE was suspicious haste in Gov
Colquitt's appointment of ex-Gov. Brown
to succeed U. S. Senator Gordon, resigned
The people of Columbus, Ga, have had q
meeting and passed resolutions regrettine
the resignation of Senator Gordon, and de-
claring Conquitt deserving the strongest
censure in appointing Brown to succeed
him that Brown is not representative
of Georgia nor of the Democratic party.
There seems to be some ground for their
ohinotion
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-21

THE locusts are in blossom. Take of
that flannel.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-21
ILLINOIS FOR GRANT.
GEN. LOGAN GETS HIS WORK IN

Exciting and Stormy seaaaon ef the SPRING
field Convention, Which Wheels Into
Line for the Man on H0rse-
back by 70 .Ndajorfty-
The Cook County
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-21

A resolution declaring Grant the choice
of the convention was adopted by 70 ma
joritE A long discussion then ensued as
to the manner of selecting delegates.
Mr.. Crosby of Du Page moved that the
various congressional districts select dele
gates and alternates to the national con-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-21

who held that the title and preamble OF
the bill clearly designated the mayors
power in the use of the fund, and that even
if there did remain surplus on the first
of June-of which there existed not the
remotest probability-the language Of the
preamble and first section constituted a
valid restriction upon the use Of the money
for any other purpose than therein desig
mated. Upon being informed that any
to the language ofthe ordinance
would necessitate further postponement of
final action, Mr.. Franklin withdrew his OBJ
lection. In select council the bill was laid
over until the next stated meeting. The
full text of the measure as passed in COM
mon council is as follows:
An Ordinance
Authorizing the issuing Of a permanent loan for
the payment of all bills contracted by the cifv
Of Lancaster Up to JMne I, 1855, for ne laying
certain Streets in said city, and for Labor
Material and General Street Work.
SECTION l. That from and after the pass
age of this ordinance for u permanent loan
for the payment of all bills contracted by the
Ing Of Belgian block pavement, merchandising
certain streets in said city, and fox labor, ma
terial and general street work, )" the mayor OF
the city of Lancaster Is hereby authorized and
required to issue coupon bonds or certificates
Of Indebtedness of the city:of Lancaster in such
forms as are now prescribed for the issuing of
the same in the sum of fifteen thousand dollars
1915 OOO); said bonds to be in denominations OF
live hundred dollars ($5OO) and said certificates
to be of denominations OF one hundred dollars |
f$lOO) and multiples of one hundred dollars |
iSIOOj redeemable in lawful money of the |
United States at the pleasure of the city after
i've years and within thirty years after their |
late and bearing interest payable semi annu-
aIly 1T the rate Of five per cent. per annum |
and said bonds and certificates shall be exempt
from the payment of tax and shall have set
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-21

THE present Republican state of Beaver
county is opposition to all forms of third
term. Mr.. Quay should 60 out there and
look after his fences.
, 1880-05-20

10 fhs Editor Of 1ht Chicago IFit,tn&s
CHlcAGo, May l0.-And now nrisos In tho
Hoasd Ut Education MI Original ldou. Ono ,ncm-
bcr sAys. "Now that corporal punishment ia
abolished do not appoint ladfcs tO tho lrlnol-
palship OF grammar schools, as thoy will not be
alle to control tho lnrRc boys"
1t would DO interesting III this connection to
got list OF nil tho largo boys WIN hayo becn
whpped by lady Principals; or to consult tho
records Of complaints from parcnts mud SEQ 1t 1t
be tho lady Principals who nEo oitenost accused
OF abusing tho implied permission the Bulerin-
tendcnt To resort to corporal puushMont In OK
tEvn0 cascs.
, III tho n.ajority OF tho really rough districts Of
tho city the sohonls have lady Principals; !, ouch
sohools arc tho most difficult to manuge. and tho
SUCCESS, without exemption. Of tue latlLes In
Charge Of thonl IL ono u tho strongest possible
nryunlcnts IN favor Of the lust snl1 Ut tho noard
4 woman TOUGHER ln cnsa recurring tho uso
OF some disciplinary tactics has thts advantage
oyer \ mum: When IT coules to m0ktnK rho1c0
bstwccu snsson and cUerutbn she will avail h1r-
shc has ilo 9ett9r persuasive powers thau 1nAl,
aho eortainly bus n,uct! less muscle.
Tho tllileulty With tho Hoard IL their judy
twcon them u, as with tho guAora! public. TINT
| thoy do hot know enough about tho pEactlcul
workings of tho schools fron personal obsoEva-
ton,
Perhaps the ulon,hera Of tho Boar,. I'm tho!s
official capastyl visit schools a. often III could
bo expected bf tham. They uru I'LL busy tllull,
and receive nH pay from tho city, tor their
you othor fathers aud n,othora there IL no OK
cilsc. You hAre III right to tnke the word Ut
my One ~ to Whethor your chlldruil Afu as well
M sSay ~ tney ts bas a.
tloN that Ca1l I've obtained for tho money (o1
scrip invested. You should ~ and SEQ for your
, 1880-05-20
DEGRADATION Of a Noble sport.

=, = 8HK EFUHf11t9 AFfu1. = II.
lttly Manning C0uld toll tho funniest things in
tho world, and lloyer "prAck u sn,ilc." OH QUO
OccAsion ho overlook thu writer on Fourth
street. vt. Louis. hadn't secl him for two
II wc had boon III company together ton ,iiuutus
hesore. Said ho: "eIme OF Tho boys want mo
iilin't know nnythins about hshin8 aud 6usl.ics
! had no tackle, 'You don't neel my tAcklo,
thoy snt4 But how will you catch tsh With
piled. Kerosene OIL 'IIow ara you going to
catch fish With kerosene oi!Y' Go OUT III u boa&
up and swallow Il; Il makes thom sick; thoy ~
head with 4 Club,'"
, 1880-05-20
COL. SYNGE.
The Story OF His Captivity Among
lIrlgnndE.

AU6 6IOEf Oh 4210 GAptlV4ef AW0Ak
HrlgAMdE.
Corrsspot.i<nes Loadot, Tm&s.
CoNsrANT1NOrLE, April 3O,-As soon as Col.
eynge retursicl to Balonlca J. requested him to
glvo mo some dutalis Of his cuptlyity. It-hcalth
nnl humorous occupations prevented him fsonl
at once complying with my request; but hnyo
now received from him tho following graphic
account Of hs capture, dutGntion. and release;
"On Friday, Foi,. II, returned to Halon!ca
after months absence IN tho North OF tho
Province, whore had becn engaged In assisting
tho rofugeea On tho following 1uosday loft
for my farm ut Triooyista. Ny servant,
being somewhat luto for the train,
loft portion OF my haggaRo behind.
among other things my rItio cartridges.
Thoru bolug no train until the following Thurs
day, Oil that day l sNnt to tho Topslu station,
hut my man did not return tho snmc evening.
On Thursday night between 10 and II o'clock,
sitting In nay Rrsa-o chair, WIS startted by shots
rafting iu vt tho wlndows and bIowa ut tho
granary door below. Ny house IL solid brick
building, tho ground floor forming tho grAnury.
which had no interior communication With tho
rtat of tho hnusc. The front Ia occupied by O
largo ycranda.
~ had nothing ready, Ny guns had .boen
psokod away whcn went up country, aud had
not got them out. There were no cartrilges for
my riklo. 1.broke opon gun-casc. put q gun
together. got somo cartridges, went up to tho
top OF tho house, ana opened 'iro With small
the bullets smashing up Everything. Nv
3e% aSe x sGy yss asS opsa ~ @ pt
tho briganda w0ro ull lnlIcr coysr. 00tttnY
.a% ,he fhsy =;
the house was soon full OF smoke aad uuteuahl,.
and had 10 4!se up.
foreat, situate about ! hnit u'tls III, % shortly W
after dark, sent two Of tho ba1ld In advance With
, 1880-05-20
CIRCUIT COURT.
METZ Af1{TA-

nj 1ea. r ucrnstcn =. Iunatz 1,n,,ter. nnpcnl.
TisS. fiilJ: Withheld for suryIcc. "S
SStaT. Afneltn Mcinris " Charles A. Mctarlc:
bili fnr a"nnrntn ,nnintnnancc. isobsnsut1 L
Hrren. so,s ''o" '
SiM HSnls ~ willy Y. Ko,'o and: ana 5qsenh ,;.t
m!n, Ss5xe 4; L'aS y II, Kat|S T., w is JS:spWh
Tn,nf,i, ' nnI Ii"srv I f.nz1,,' vtnt,1icn. Ilii
r. nsfash t,nwcr IN s,li,. inta i. /. d. md tho
northwest IL, feet Of Lot i, In the subdivision Ut
hots Il snd II RIack =; II asse natSr ;,atx ana
solr.
:, T,im. Alexander MGcog Ct a.. VI; II swi1'ny.
's X charies fR'fa Ifsecack k :. E.k T 9io%n; os'
JUDGE noonua.
Trtif,lo y. Dowd; ,onve to reeuwootl pcnd With
tonai % link; I 1notion hy % ,eft. foe now trial.-
sSrt s I pn stts vic vic ih s yc u.s.
Cary " Iiol,nntlon; tltsd. Mt pr.'s costR.-2,41H,
Eutio '. Aatlle; sanlo Drler.-a.:stt6, Murphy y.
atiofcl; suit ,!s.l. wMnt Of prosecutions; jl't1g.
H,ti nonJ. ~ 4''''''' AA1 'e''e ~ """ 'p'~@,'
JUDGE MORAN.
Law Ortlcrs-1, OIL, Curl V. ua,nltn; demurrer
to lrst aild aecu,il a.llcnlud plcus s,,stl.ined-
4.ssi. l'rown Y. MichEnM ccntrl Railway Com.
iiarr Sustained, jugt. for icft., and costs sats-
ticd.-5,5i3, Onkley :. ilaIkin; dIsti M to j. b.
Summers ,iitl leave To n,nenl nlIhlnvit Of
!" pay upScl eos's IN y va aaysM II FOX % y
Uutuprccht; Tommy & Flower substituted ns
deft. i attyF.-4,MI Ncf'rath Y. Keeler; T. &
INV: imi1kr,inicr IF daft. L. Ehujwtck, suu-
, 1880-05-20
Tho Smoke Nuisance. 's

Tb tAs Editor u The Chicuso 1rt.unt.
CHICAGO, May 10-I never troubled YOU be-
foro, although have had your paper for years;
and now como to you asking you what cAn be
tlono In rcg1,rI to tho smoke nulsance coming
from tho unlon Cnbtnot Works. corner Of Van
Huron street and Wabtsh avonuo. My hnuso Ii
tllcd with tho horrid Htnoke II loaye a window
open five minutes any tImo Of tho dny. l got
dsgustcd with It, anA calne to tho conclusion to
drDp YOU lite usktng advice. Its wurac than
living on n train 0t ours. Flcaso lot mo know,
olso gIye this Rplca III your columns. MS hnvo
no doubt thero nre 1nHny more suffering from
~ FIAT ., Dea,,rivasc No. III Michigan i syonuo.
, 1880-05-20
i REGULATING plLD|

Ferfset Purxativs Soothing ApeE,si ~. nj
without Fnin, Always Rsliaole
Natural In lhstr Operation, ovv1.
YE0RTlpIK SUBSTITUTE FOL cALusta ia
Perfectly ta.teless. elegantly o9s;su o,a.n.s. aul
twoet gum, purge raRulase, puf'1s' e''
n4pWa4s f.1ts for .no cure e aas. ~ s'qb1Sl qbls
Of tho stomach, LIVER, i5oWels1 hiHHnans;,ipsJou,
dor, Nervous n!s0nses, lloadaoho1 eqiiuInss1 qtiiiouInss1
Gost!yeTs:: laaxsston HSspfHPsl pfHPoWsls Ps. sSs
iii dsran2um0nts uT the informal vtscg, vtts,x 1esels
rlntcd tn OBJECT porfocs euro. ..r,arst u decsa'
bio. containing no merouFy' uiaefa''' .,,,.
s'1se ~ bissrye the following symptom, toa-
ing from Diseases Of the dIKesu'St tks iiiol u
sIfpatinn, fnward Plies teullneas " she Esusoa,
the Hspd, Aoidity OF the At9naeato At9st a. Weight
Heart44r1i, Disgust Ut food. xa!M xtinms RtntIns y
X re- ssoae. r.. sPH na aofins sussa
SENSATIONS when in lxlnT lxstnress I'll ptIy yrteF
Vistpn, lots or Wubs 1eit9s tho s!sa s,iey 81 per
snd Du4 Pain ir the Head, nehosGHuEy .'H Eyss, pai9
II ths Side, Ghsst, Liinhs, and suddun f'u'A
a feWdoSes Of NAnwAYth ftk1ta aa,"rdars
syetap1 from all tho aboye- uaihcu 49,
=, f,rtes, y5 t.ssts Fer Aa@s .o,r NIT ouf
We repeat that tho road9f NV! ~ dlsoAss I'D
Ell, sssIr os &c p.Ps sasnr q @bie
HEalss ass4s 1t,ts,"
tAad.1av on Irritable 0Ts*A'a
aHad4rav oa Eoro}ts10." .u H ~
end pthsss relating TO different e'a"
sase'. Z" ,soLp NJ pnuo0lsls.
READ "FALSK AND TkoEn n y
Hs,sA . tsstsr stswsP 10 RdDlTA1 ~.
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