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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-04
DEATHS.

MCELL.GoT.-In this city, on the 4th inst,
James McElligOt.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence, No. :lO West Mifflin
street, on Saturday morning, ut O'Clock. 2t
GrsLEV-In this city, November 2, 1850,
Jacob Gusley, IN the Goth year OF his age.
Tic relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend L he funeral from
his late residence. ZIG Shippcn street, OH Friday
afternoon. at q: O'Clock. Interment at LAM
caster cemetery 2td
BRoGLEY.-Cn the :d inst, Joseph Brogley,
aged Il years.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend tho funeral on
Friday morning, at Q O'Clock, from his late .es-
idsncc, 4Q5 East King street. High mass at
ST. Anthony's church. Interment at ST.
Joseph cemetery. etd*
HAux.-in this city. Nov. >, 1880, John, son of
Philip and Slhina Hahn. aged y years, ii
months a.l'l 30 days.
IEia relatives and frici.ds are respect fully IN
vited to attend tic funeral from the residence
OF his parents, No. Gs5 South Queen street, on
Friday morning; at O'Clock. High mass at st.
81. Joscph's church.
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Fatal Nccaci:, 10 4 Etac: ".

Dr.. Joel i. Shelly. oG Hereford to:vi:
ship, Bel!is county, went to the Darn
about four o'clock in The afternoon 10 feed
his horse. Between six and seven ocla:.l
he WAS found in tic entry Of tic barn in q
pool of blood. The blood was sill run-
ming from his cars. mouth and n:se. Tie
jury rendered = verdict that deceased fell
from q hay no" and ruptnreia 4 blood vcs
sci in his head, producing l,cmurrl,aca nt
the brain and causing l.ls death. Deceased
was i'll the Ill: year @; his age lie was
years az" 4 prominent ijlvS,ian ana sur
geOn, enjoyed :; very large practice. and
successfully performed some very delicate
surgical operations. Although he resided
in the southwestern part of Hereford. half
mile from Palm station On the perkio-
men railroad. lie treated patients residing
west of Reading. lie retired from prac-
ticc some ten years ago, but was since then
often consulted by other physicians in
treating critical cases. Deceased leaves q
widow, four sons and two daughters. He
was the father of Rev. Fcrcival Y. Shelly.
pastor Of tIic Reformed congregation at
Hamburg.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-04
KANSAS.
n Clean Republican Sweep.

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 4.-Returiis 50 far
received from this state indicate that the
three congressional districts are Rcpubli-
can. The first will give Anderson $4,000,
the Second, Haskell G, ,O0O to 5000, and the
Third, Ryan 1s,000 majority. The ma
jority for st. john, Republican, for COVER
nor, will be $4,000. The indications are
that the state Senate will be wholly Re
publican and the House nearly SO.
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| PHILADELPHIA, November r4--FlOuI-mar ct
dull but steady; supertne 50 15I3 50: extra
"a OOa4 so; ohio AMI Indiana family s. j0lI6 2j;
Penn'a family s. l2@5 so; St. Louis family
at s. 1876 90: Minnesota family s. c5fI5 Is:
Straight S6 O0I6 80 Winter patent 3; JDGO1 50 ;
/ Spring do s. OOllS p.
| Rye flour at - 45GIj65.
Wheat quiet and steady; No. Western Red
81 ly4; Penn'a. Red 81 l!@l 151z; Amber
Corn quiet bat lrm; yellow at SIC; mixed
| sGHc.
Onts dull, and weak No l. White
| ;, Mixed ?G1lc.
! Rye dull at 9Sc.
Provisions quiet tnts, pork SIS 5G0l6 beef
hams $l1G2E 80; Indian mss beef III SlS 80 :
smoked h:,i's lo{1lt1@c; picke' h:tEI- Slssfa3c !;
Lard firm: city kettle ut S1lM9c: loose
butchers re; prime steam sS G!IlS -.
Butter firm, with good demand tor Choice {:
Creamery extra %lqIS.c: do good to choice a95Q
sic; H. T.. and \. \. extra 25Masc Western
reserve extra 2llI2ic; do good to choice I6GJ
2lc: Rolls firm with fair demand for choice:
western Ecserve extra :,3aD2ic; Pcnn'a Extra
23G23c
Eggs scarce and firm: Pcnn'a Extra oJc60
26 Western Extra 2iGs25c.
Cheese Gull and weak New York full
cream at l2j.GIE5c; Western full cream III
l21.@lic ;dO fair to good Il{l2c do half skins
Sl4aE91sc
Petroleum dull refined l.c
Whisky at 81 ii.
Sectls-GGOd to prime clover dull ut Fl 01ss
90: Timothy nominal at - 1922 80: FIaxsee'i
ut 81 s..
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THE ELECTION.
Committing and Consolidating II

Computing and Consolidating the Returns
At12 o'clock to-day court met for the
purpose of computing and consolidating
the returns OF the late election for presi-
dent. and for state and county officers.
Court was opened by Judge Livingston,
WHO sworc in J. I. Lyte IS reading clerk
and L. +. ". Urban and John Z. Carpen-
ter as computing clerks.
prothonotary NcMellen produced the
returns from the several election precincts
in the county. after which court adjourned
until :: 0 clock, when the work Of comput-
ing the returns will commeEce. The list
of candidates Is a formidable one, but it
is expected that the official figures will be
furnished in time for publication in Satur-
days INTELIIcEECEH.
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ILLINOIS,

Congressional and Legislative Changes.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4--Thc Tribune estimate
shows that the Republicans gain one con.
gressman in Illinois and that the Dcmo
Gratis elect one in place Of a Grccnbacker.
The Democrats also claim the election of
Lee, Democrat, over Davis, Republican,, in
the Ninth district.
IL :!!.e state Legislature the Republicans
gain t"o representatives and one senator.
The Democrats gain one representa-
tive. The gains OF representatives arc
made ut the expense Of the Socialists.
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Coughs.


..Rroun's bronchial Iroches" arc used with
| advantage to alleviate Coughs, Sore Throat,
HOarscness and Bronchial Affections. For
thirty years these Troches have been in use,
with annually increasing favor. They are not
new and untried, but, having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained well-merited
rank among the few staple remedies Of the ago.
Tho Throat.
"Broagn'y bronchial Iroches' act directly
on the organs ofthe voice. TEey have an e1-
.r:iordnary effect in all disorders Of tho Throat
and Larynx, restoring 4 healthy tone when re-
faxed, either from cold or ovcr-exertion of tho
voice, and produce a clear and distinct enunci.
alton. Speakers and Singers find the TrOches
useful.
A Cough, Cold, CatarTh OF Sore Throat re-
Gu!res immediate attention, as neglect often
times results In some incurable Lung Disease
" Bro,yHs bronchial Troches" will almost in
variaDly give relief. limitations are offered for
sale, many OF which are injurious. The Gcnu-
inc "Ero,.'y bronchial 2roches" are sold
om,y ia bor>s. .Th&S
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Mothers: alotners:: Mo.hers.!,

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by q sick Child suffering and crying
with the eNcruciating pain OF cutting teeth
II so. go at once AMI get 4 bottle of MRS. WINS.
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer rimmcdiately-depend upon
IT; there is no mistake about 1t. There Is not q
mother on earth who has ever used it, who will
not tell yOu ut once that it will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother. and relief
and health to the child, operating like magic.
Ii is perfectly safe to Use in all cases. and pleas
ant to the ;aste, and is the prescription OF one
CT the eldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United Statcs Sold everywhere.
- crnis a bOtt!. iil1-lyd&wMW
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR EECULiE COI:hESrOEDL:NCE


~ 4 meeting o' t'e Orion ''tEt ~
$40 l.. v. *. NJ, hcid iAsI evening" '''' i"'
lowing officers We're itn'ai!eo:
\. H.-.lar.IS \: oimms.
!. F-N m: IL: T:i'nneiseF.
:>ccrctaiy-f J. -. Mli!ei.
Assistant secretary ". ~ ''e' IT,
thc!zci. ~, r.,
Ircasuif F.c:n. " oh.'c"e''
!rusly'-L". II. '-c!''i'ai''
Inc 'l~Hii' ire company 80 80, ne: "a.
eycn'ilS l"T tue ,rahStcIio'i oi ,:!; ''''''icS'
o! INC m,'ht"' iic c''','p'''s ','' 'l'' nv,
on ucS''ay c'c'''s-' t'' ies"'": '';,"' !'v'i."
hlIh!, hy reason "i I"''i "''' VI '.'t'''''>' y
10: benz present .;.;.:n,,;.
Harry Ni'.i!icil, % i"!!:i., i 'i>'''h' 'i''
parents al this place. =, .,
iicV. !. ". oi'u'l i1c'''ici "a .''c H. --'
l-ntherAm cia;ri, ice'9'' r'''''i ii,' N'0'i''
on 'Iiigll'n II :;;icS" !" f''!'e = 9"''
sized aHdleir.:.
iamts ~. '.'a. q. i:e scout ilo:i ':HiN:,
DanV'l!". u v'>'th-:5 MS home al 'iil;
place.
=. ne regular i;."..'i:IE hi.C,4",; ., ,H-
:"hawhcc Ire '"li:i'"hy VIII n' hc'i inH
cIcn!iiE.
Inc Hcpnb!'c ii n'ttsii'ii WIZ ''Ht Il
walk aroii" 'h1" evening. ;,
III. MN: H'1'''! "a I'!' ''' 49, i-"''''''''
church VIII i"' NEE" ''i:H evening" a. an
Ec''i'ci'i. n'i' wal! ,!e'. ~ 'a''''," c'c".
ing ut .:3o c.ock. Al the fc'":cfce 81
itI';i,n NH'"'i. on tl's corner o. &C ~
ana LpcuSl @irciS.
Last nl-h, WAS ;tI"'hSH mas: one u.
town. Inc :l'i norm were = an 0"1
I.;e nltAia: aAii''::"a.; ~ Ms ''''.,.e
Nikc "AS c|!&'f'l'c'i Ec,tcfo'T. at ihc
rcsi"rhc; "a Ecr son M'!."i "i*c: III
lhir'i ana i-'eH,O 3'Iee. - 'h3 ifie:H'" "'
sic family accepted i:Tiit':H::j t" DE r:2'
IN: a'' Sprhf :, very pheasant dly.
Frederick E""h%E has competed tt>'
improvements - h'' store room an! las
no" u very n:2!E aopoh'cH Du>'i'<':'
H'ahi.
Captain -. i5' H',S@. VINO was injured IN
a runaway ;'r'ocai On as e'!e- ,''cE'
WIS ;ihc /" ''. "'t 81 he'i !e''ef.": '"i
the hrSt tiMr: II Wi: lie yes several DAYS
hei";e he WE venture OH IN" s'Ft''"'
"A nfcak WAS HiScoTcrci yesterday ;'i'e'
noon in the main pipe on "at''"" stree,
above ri!iii. lt WIS rem,i'!'n-
y cH'"re" man mama" !'ar'1Ii' f;,S'>iin :
az risi'ih;' creek: on III" i"s' ''':>'':it :H!.,
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ELECTION ROW.

Michael Callahan Fatally Kicked.
NEW YORK, Nov. A number of men
engaged i'll Il wrang'e yesterday in the
Twenty-thjrd ward over the result of the
election. Michael Callahan was in the
party and was terribly kicked about The
head and body. Coroner Enox was called
to take his antc-mortem deposition, but as
he WAS dying tic statement could not bc
taken. The police arrested Charles NJ.
Terry for being concerned in tie fight.
Terry was committed to the house Of de-
tention. An autopsy will be made on CAL
hhan's body to-day.
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THE CHINESE LETTER.
Renewal of the Investi.atIon-Tho Cas-
Against PhiIp Completely Hroken.

Renewal Of the Invesri.ation-Tho Case
Against Phiip Completely Ifroken.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.--The examination
of Kenward Philip, charged with libel on
Garfield, was renewed this morning. Hart,
publisher of Truth, testified that he re-
ceivcd the Morey letter through the mail
last October. He examined it MICROSCOPIC
cally, but not feeling prepared to take tho
responsibility of publishing it, hc called in
the national Democratic committee, and
after Mcssrs. Randall and Hewitt and
others had pronounced their opinions lie
published it. Philip never saw the letter
until it appeared in tlc- -simt7e.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-04

The ruptials Of Mss Annie e. StoneI,
Of West Lampcter, and Mr.. Harvey +.
Iiavcr.;ic!1. Of Lancaster township, at the
residence OF the brides aunt, Mrs. Henry
Z. Stnncr. in West Lamrcter township,
llst evening. were the occasion pfbr!lliant
social festivities. The attendance Of guests
is estimated AT over one hundred in num-
Der. Miss Eccl.c Porter, Of this city,
played the wedding march ; Rev. Thos. Il.
Barker, o. Lancaster. pronounced the GER
emony after the Episcopa! rite. The
bridesmaids we're Miss Ida l.. Stoner,
Miss Winnie BIencmaH. Of S:rasbuig
township, and Miss Mary L. Swartz, OF
Lancaster. The rroomsmen: were Mr.. 4.
E. Frantz, of Wilmington, Del. Mr.
Ellis Bacllman. of StlasburG borough, and
Mr.. ". NJ. Piautz, Of Mannheim. The
u>he:s were Mr.. Andrew +. Frantz, Of
Lancaster township, and Mr.. J. L. Porter.
Of this city. There was an elegant enter
tcrtai.mcnt Of the company and handsome
presents 10 the bride. The bridal tour
takes in Niagara,
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Tl1E LONDON WALK.
ROwell's BIZ Lead.

LONDON, Nov. A.-it ten Il. III. Rcwell's
record is three sixty-onc miles, twcnty-six
miles ahead of Dob!cr, second.
Every effort has been made to put Dob
er right, but without success. 1T 3
o'clock p. N. Roweil only was on tn
track. The scores at that time were
Rowcll, 1888 miles; Littlcwood, 33S Dob
lcr, 81. Littlewood ran his 335th mile in
6 minutes, 40 seconds, and simultaneously
Rowell did his 376:h milc at the same
speed. Doblcr cvinccs great courage. but
is in most pitiable condition. His Lex is
terribly swollen and he drags it pain
fully.
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a feature Of the approaching teachers
institute Will bc TIE evening lectures
which lid fair 10 he Of more than usual in
trics. and rurcc. The institute opens ON
tIon,lay in the court hoisc, bu! the even
inm entertainments will take place in the
opera house. Monday evenings lecture
will lie by IIon. Geo. Y. Vending. Of Chi
cag". Illinois, who i, said to be <,n eio-
Gucn, orator and y powerful and convinc-
Ing rca9oncr. The subject Of his lecture is
'ImgcT*oli*m From a Secular Stand
point, and i: 5>iI +, be 4 truly remark
able effort.
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'no. Bacon. i.;portc. Ind, writes: "Hurrah
tor 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. Pricesi:
Soc, trial bottles lOc For sale by II. L. Cocli.
ran. druggist l37 :.nd I39 North Queen street,
Lancaster, Pa.
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MARKETS..


NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-FlOur-Statc and West
ern steady, moderate export and jObbing trade
inquiry: Superfinc, s: S5l4 p; extra do
81 65I4 20; choice, do, 81 75G4 81: fancy do
81 90I6OO: round hoop Ohio 81 70@5 choice 10
at IS lOGG 90; superfnc western =: s5@i q
common to good extra do "a 5ja1i IS; choice
do - SO0G so; choice white wheat do 81 -
a. 95; Southern firm and unchanged CON-
mon to fair extra il 9JfQ5 so; good to choice
do IS 55fE6 S..
Wheat zoe lower, fairly active; No. 2 Red
cash. 81 1874 do Nov. 81 ISGlI lSH do Dec,
$ll94eso: do JAM, 81 sl13@1 sl54; No. White,
Nov, 81 lGL.
Corn Shade stronger, very quiet; Mixed
western spot. T1T5i12c: do future. 5G1SfI5Sc.
Oats steady: No. 9, Nov. 31ssc; do Dec
a0A: do JAM, i01@c; State 399l54c: Western
SSQI45c
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Tho California .:xcurs;nnis.,' l,iancr.

The party % gentlemen who composed
the excursion " ..iicli went to California in
1874 are being entertained by DIR. Henry
Carpenter, st his residence Mcar tile Old
Factory. The party consisted Of James
Young. oc iIidd'ctown, Ii. NJ. North, o:
Columbia, Mr.. Sargent and ". + Lockard,
OF Philadelphia. DE- :. \. 3. Wolf, of
Cincinnati, Samuel II. Reynolds, John
Keller, DR.. Henry Carpenter ard Henry
i}aum-ar,:ncl "i this city. iir. Dickcy is
:hc only member of the palty who is dead.
and the others. together will their wives,
are It t!!c dinner to-day.
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&. ". Jttcr. wi:a is charged with con-
ceali!.r his ~o":S tn dctraud his creditors.
and vi:n was ao1nH.tt2ilt to prison III default
Of bail. to :!;;SV;vI' AZ court. by Alderman
McCnn":liy. vas 10 have been heard this
mnri:i2; h. III" i,s'I.cs. ~, :: writ of ':abeus
, corpus lie furnished bad aEI the writ
vas .ii%;l:SSCti
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-04

'Cock'' G;.tcicl, tilc cx-memEcr of the
Legislature from tic Lower district, was in
town yesterday. He Wore his famous
swaIiow-tailc,! coat and white vest. lie
slapped at every corner and while leaning
against a lamp post lie would deliver his
lille speech to the gaping count:yEicn.
lie is I.nown too we'll in the city for any
oHc 10 listen to hir. lie thinks that Gar
field is q poor stic!: a':,l that Grant will be
rcnoinnatcd ami elected in 1884. This
opinion Of the learned doctor is very
valuable TO his party and it is worthy OF
note that hc speaks !or Il front seat in
1894.
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TWO Letters CE Interest,

Two letters were delivered yesterday in
this City to the same house, by the same
postmar, one in The morning from Mrs.
Gen. Hancock, OF Governors Island, to
the wife OF an army officer now on 4 visit
to Lancaster, and the other in tie evenin..
from General Jas y. Garfield, president
elect, of Mentor, Ohio.
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ANOTHER VICTIM.
SufOcated b. Gas,

New YORK, Nov. IA servant girl,
known Only as Bertha, was found dead in
bed this morning at 2333 Henry street,
where she had lived but five days. She
had blown out the gas instead Of turning
it Off ard died of suffocation.
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EECITG.Dn :OEh.E.

This : tIi;ipu!i :tn rHcHiS!n.: let tiiS city
On fast line ii :::!o for springfield. Ohio.
/: WAS under Tie management of 5. \.
Miller. a~cH: l;:r thc Champion reaper and
mower. The weeks n; tlc Cham p;on c,..r-
pany ere located at s. rngicl,i Eighty
three PERSONS went OF, tho trip.
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No Democrats in the state did as well as
the Democracy OF Lancaster. From Nu
part OF the country comes more credit
able return than from here The Repub!-
can local organization. tie ''busincsS
men $ league = and the Young Mems Re-
publican club, were great on dress para,!c
l.lt ycTE Insignificant i: action.
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INDIANA.

The IHioIiIy About the Same ns Las:
Mouth.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. Full returns
from Allen county, Fort Wayne, give
Democratic majority of 1901, Demo-
cratic gain, is7. The Republican majority
in the state will probably not exceed that
of the October electior-7. 900.
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MARRIAGES

IlAVI.STICK-STONK NKR.-Novcmler ;, 1850, at
the residence OF Mrs Sadie Stcncr, West Lam
peter township, by the Rev. ThOs. d. Barker,
Harvey L. Havcrstick, of Lancaster township,
township. lids
FIELmHG-CUEEY.-1n this city, Sept 16 1880,
by the Rev. W. L. Gerhard, James II. Fielding
10 Miss Laura j. Curry, both OF this city.
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Si,I..,;ifCG,

TX. ...,, Mrs. James Wight, c;le OF t!.a
ol'le*; married couples III Coiar.in town
snip, were recent j. Tic reel I;:cnls Ola pleas
ant and extensive surprise by their neigh
bor:; and friends. TIE golden wedding oc-
ours next March.
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S,i~htlv ExhiIarated.

Ee-fol-de Riddle! How well feel ~ Chirped
an elderly bachelor t'other morning. "That
Thomas Eclectric Oil seems to have cured my
lumbago completely. feel as if were young
again and believe I'll ask the widow to have
me-" He did so, was accepted and is now the
happy parent OF a fine boy. For sale by H. B.
Cochran. druggist. No IL. and lS9 North Queen
street Lancaster, Pa.
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Ii - ii!.a>sibic ior:i woman a::cr Il faithful
course ui ilt.lllnei.; with Lydia L. pin.i.am:s
Vegetable Compound to continue to suffer
with Z weakness OF lie uterus. Enclose 4
stamp 70 Mrs. Lydia e. r:nkrali,. %? Western
avenue. Lynn, Iiass.. for pamphlets.
iy2alyt!eO,!Sw
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4 EannY Restoration.

cah truly say that owe my present exist
cnce ard happy restoration to the hopes and
joys of life. to the use of Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure, and say to everyone suffer
ing from any manner of kidney, liver or uri-
nary trouble. use this remedy and recover
W. L. SANFORD.
Holley. " T., Esb Is. 1890.
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TIC Tidy Housewife.

The careful, tidy housewife, when she IL Civ.
ing her house its spring cleaning. should bear
in mind that Tie dear inmates OF her house are
more precious than houses. and that their sys-
TENS need cleansing by purifying tie blood,
regulating the stomach and bowels to prevent
and cure the diseases arising from sprin~ ma.
iaria and masma, and size should know that
there is nothing that will 90 it so perfectly and
surely as Hop EIftels tie purcs. and best OF
AZ medicines. See other column
Nl-2wd.Sw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-04

CCUNT!l:gE!rIES arc ever on The alert to find
fresh fields 20 work. hu; they never initiate q
worthless artr Vroi. i;uilmnt.c'S French
iihim"y Pad VIZ brought out about ten years
ago. All. since iilum :; host oi chaps without
skill o. conscience have sought 10 initiate it by
many worl hir:s affairs: but y discriminating
public Mil hol! ':;;Sl 10 thai which is good
and Tie Elilm".tc Pad more than holds its
own. Il cure, all kidney GiS":;>rs and succeeds
where medicine Oftca fails Ask your drug
riSt il tilis i mol 80. =
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OBITUARY

Il Veteran oT 1912 Meets n viu.9a. Death.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-CoI. John d.
Hester, aged cighty-six years, president o:
the Veterans Association OF the War of
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NEW YORK.

Estimated Republican MAJORITY ii,20i.
ALBANY, n. u, Nov. 4.--Thc I;yus this
morning places the Republican majority
at ,204.
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i For fifty years sellers Liver Pills. have
brought health and happiness in thousands OF
homes. Ask your druggist for them.
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The mayo; gave oac ;r.ni, 80 days, cnc
- and one 10 this morning. 4 number G!
nihcrS were held III bail iur hearings.
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4 LIE: Ale: ALE:

LAWRENCE KNAPp's CELEEi:ATED AZ y
WELL KNOWN DHiCGHT ALE.
is now ready for consumers, whole sale and
r0tail.
HOTELS, EESTAUEAETs ATD PRIVATE FAMILIES
can % supplied with this wholesome and
ncurlshinS beverage. All orders will receive
punctual attention and deliverances made ut
short notice. Call or address
LAWRENCE KNAPP
No. li3 East King street,
octlilmd Lancaster, Ia.
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-iTTOKNEYS-LiY-LlW
HENRY A. RILEY

HENRY A. RILEY
Attorney and dCounsellor-at-I Law
q Park Row, New York.
Collections made in all parts OF the limited,
States, and genera! legal business transacted
Refers by permission TO Steinman & Uensea
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NEW lDYERTISEMENTS
II. Z. RHOADS & BRO.

stock including article
the lowpriced the costly All
Tinekeepers All Jewery including very many
Diamond Goods. variety any good
great
sic worth Oil Paintings, Boxes Bronzes,
ing the purchase of goods all admirers beautiful
respectfully to TOURIST
H. Z. R1OADS& BRO, jewelers..
specially appropriate for wedding anniversary
BAILEY, BANKS BIDDIE
CLOCKS IN RICH
Travelling Clocks, &C. The
BAILEY, BANKS & BIDDLE
of case and great
variety Of ornament Our
BAILEY, BANKS & BlDDIE.
FOREIGN Fancy and exceed all
imporatons.
Bailey, Banks & Biddle,
18TH AND CHESTNUT,
PHILADELPHIA.
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Nutrition improved. strength restored All,
disease arrested hy y nii E;ttcTs.