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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-01
Democratic State Tick.

STATE TREASURER.
ORANGE NOBLE, Eric.
Democratic County Ticket.
GEO. W. BROWN Paintcr). lst Ward. City
PRoTBoNoTARY.
JOHN ii. DEIIAVEN, Cacrnarvon.
REGISTER.
T.. Z. AMBLER, DrumOrc.
COUNTY TREASURER.
PETER McCONOMY, 5th Ward, City.
CLERK OF QUARTER SESSIONS.
REA REED, Bart.
CLERK OF ORPHANS tDCHT.
PETER R(ERICII. Stil Ward, City.
PRISON KEErER.
ISAAC HULL, Earl.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
NJ. M.HILDEBRANT, Mount Joy.
CORONER.
HENRY NJ. GElTER, 4th Ward, City.
DIRECTORS OF THE rooR
PHILIP WALL, 5th Ward, City,
ABliAM SIDES, West Lampcter.
PRISON INSPECTORS.
IEMUEL WEST, West COcalico,
SOL ZEAMER. Northwestern.
AUDITOR.
JOHN J.. LIGIITNER. LeacOck.
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MEDICAL.
OLD WINE STORE.
Brandy as a Medicine.

The following article was voluntarily >; ri to-
Mr.. II. +. Slaymaker, Agent for Eeisari'. O,:
Wine Store, by prominent practising physi-
clan OF this county, who has extensively used
the Brandy referred to in his regular pr;u tic.-
II Is commended to the attention of those ri
ttjcted with
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Fell Down.

Fell Down.
Mr.. Albert Anderson. York Street, Buffalo,
fell down stairs and severely bruised his knee.
4 few applications OF DIR. Thomas Eclectrtc
oil entirely cured him. For sale at II. b. COcli.
rams drug store, l37 North Queen street, Lam
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.. Skin Diseases - Cured by Dr. Swaynes
Ointment.

skin Diseases " Cured by Dr. Swayne's
Ointment.
What is more distressing thar an obstinate
skin disease, and why persons should suffer Il
single hour whom they have a sure cure in
"Swaync's Ointment" " Is past our cOmprchcE-
sion. The worst cases OF tptter, itch, salt
rhcum. or that annoying complaint, itching
piles, yield to its wonderful all-healing quail
ties. PimpleS on the face and DlOtches on the
skin are removed by using this healing Oint-
meat. Perfectly safe and harmless, oven Oh
the most tender infant. Itching Piles -Symp-
toms are moisture, intense itching, p;:rticu-
larly ut night after getting warm in bed:
other parts arc sometimes affected Swaynes
Ointment pleasant, sure cure. DIR. Swayne Il
Son, 5; North Seventh street, Philadelphia,
Pa, to whom all letters should be addressed.
sold by all prominent druggists.
oct4-T. .Th&F&w
Go to II. Il. COcnran's Drug store, l37 North
Queen street, for Mrs. Free,ddns Ne,U Ma
fiOnuI Dyes. For brightness and durability Ot
cOlOr,arc uncqualed. Color from to B pounds.
Directions in English and German. Price. II
cents.
PHILADELPHIA. March 1, 1881. Mcssrs. Ely
Bros. Druggists, Owcgo, N. Y.-Gcnts: About
Oct. !, 1850, / gave your Cream Ralm Il trial
with the most satisfactory results. was
troubled with Chronic Catarrh and gathering
in my head, was very deaf ut times and had
discharges from my ears. besides being unable
to breathe through my nose; before the sec
ond bottle of your remedy WAS exhausted
was cured and today enjoy sound health for
which please accept my sincere thanks. e. }.
CoRBIN 323 Chestnut street. Field Manager,
Philadelphia Pub. House.
MEssRs. WHITE & BURDICK, druggists. Ithaca.
\. Y.-My daughter and myself. great suf
fcrcrs from Caiarrh. have been cured by Ely's
Cream Balm NV sense OF smell restored and
health greatly improved. e. NJ. STANLEY.
dealer in Boots and Shoes, Ithaca. n. Y. Price
20 cents. OlIswdcOdSw
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DUBLIC SALE.-ON SATURDAY.. No
Il VENEER 5. lSSi, ut the I" Fountain lnn."
on South Queen street will be- sold the two
story FRAME DWELLING HOUSE and lot ot
ground, No. CG6 South Queen street (cOrner OF
Love Lancl The house contains ten rooms,
cellar etc. lot 81 feet front, extends to Ec..
yer street. on which Is a frame stable AMI
riage house; we'll OF water with pump. fruit
trees, etc., In the yar,l
Sale pOsitfve-tO commence at J O'Clock D.
III. Terms will be made known by
HENDERSON NJ. POWERS.
For further particulars see large bills or in
quire OF ALLAN 4. HEHR & co.
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
IL. L. kOwE, 3NOrth Duke street.
AuctiOnccr. O!f,.1 ,jnOvl SD
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ne,nocratic COMMITTEES.

There will be a meeting of the city members
of the Democratic County and City Commit
tees ut the 1NTELLlGENCER Office In this city
on SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER s. at
O'Clock, sharp. A full attendance is urgently
requested W. U. HENSEL,
Chairman.
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Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
BRANDY AS A MEDICINE

This now much abEse'I Alcoholic StiInuinil
wa. never intended rs u beverage, but d" /,
used rs a medicine of great potency in the
of some of the destructive diseases which
sweep away their annual thousands of victim.
with purely p!,ilanthr',pic motive we pre-,
sent to the favorable notice Of ivalhis-c.,pt.
ci.,lly those afflicted with that miserable tii.-
ease Dyspepsia, 4 specific remedy, which, i3
nothing IuOrt. or less than
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SPECIAL N0TICEE.

Nursing mothers and delicate females gain
strength from Malt BittcrS.
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Snow In England.
showers of Fire.

LONDoE, Nov. 1.-Snow fell to day in
London aud in various parts of England.
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FOR SALE.

DCBLIC SALE or CITY PROPERTY
i On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1851, 1T the
Leopard Hotel. on East King street. will be-
sold that twO-s BRICK DWELLING an!
lot OF ground situate No. 1S East Fulton
street, containing four rooms. Sumner kitch
en-. larret. cellar, &C.. hyLrant water in the
kitchen. side alley and other cOnveniencas.
The lot il l6xS5 feet more or less. This prop
crty is I'm good renting locality, convenient
to stores. markets, &c.
Sale to commence at O'Clock D. III,
For further particulars apply To
ALLAN a. HERR X co,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
L.. +. ROWE North Duke street.
AuctiOnecr. or IN, ~ nOvi
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.;r.,, .na Prov,s,cn Quotations.


One O'Clock quotations of grain and provi:.
ms, furnished by S. X. iundt, Broker. 49,
tine. Str.p.
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NoswimtlIcr shall shave us except II bc with
Cuticura Shaving Soap.
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lsOwMANsILLE NOTES.
Matters oI Current Interest IN and Near tho
Village.

Matters or Current Interest IN and Near tho
Village.
Communion services were held at1t'Ine
Grove meeting house On last Sunday kev.
Moses GottsChaIl, Of Schwcnksvllle, ofhcI-
atcd.
Samuel Slower purchased the old school
house at Muddy Creek and is having it
renovated for the purpose OF using 1t as
meeting house.
Rev. John G. Seifcrt was here on visit
to his parents. He held religious services
at the private house Of john Miller.
All the schools in BrecknOck township
are in operation for several weeks. They
are all in fiourishing condition. All the
houses are new and furnished with
the latest improved school furniture.
Several of the houses are furnished
with stceples and fine bells erected
ut the expense Of private contrib
utors Rapid strides in the right direction
by the citizens of BreckDock are being
made. The teachers of the township Or
ganized district institute. The following
officers were elected President, N. Frank
lin Hall; Vice President, L. W. Frank
houser Secretary, Miss Hannah 4:
Broscman. The next meeting will be held
at the Muddy Creek school house, Satnr-
day, November IL.
John Wilmer bought the property of
Isaac II. Bowman, deceased, on Main
street 1t public sale for 81, 700.
Matthias Harst Bought the farm Oi jos
eph Musser, deceased. ut public sale on
Saturday.
Samuel Weiss bought the farm OF John
M, Kesslcr at private sale. lie will occupy
it April 1, 1882.
W. S. Croft built Il new stage for n. Is.
Davidson, to be placed On the Reading "
Terrc Hill route. it is one OF tho hneSt
wagons ever placed on this route. and re.
fleets great credit Oh the skill and taste OF
Mr. GrOff"s establishment.
G.. L. Bowman, proprietor vi the bow
Evansville marble works, is at present
crowded with work.
Hon Charles :. Wolfe, the independent
candidate for state treasurer, who is to ad-
dress the people of Lancaster in tho opera
house this evening, was expected to ar
rive in the JOlnstOwn express at 2:4O this
afternoon aud great many of his friends
were at tho depot to meet him. lilo did
not come, but telegram was received
stating that he would arrive in the Chicago
express, which reaches here at sos. The
meeting tonight promises to be large
One-tlerc being many anti-boss
Republicans from the countr ry in town to-
day.
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IMAKhET'N.
PHILADELPHIA Nj arkeI.

Philadelphia Market.
weak supcrnne at q 7595 %; extra
at &5 5OG6 o. Ohio and Indiana family,
sG7 IS; Pennsylvania family Sc 759
700; ST. Louis do 81 75GS . Minnesota
Extra at 81 5O17 %; tlO straight ut 81 75@s {;
winter patent IS :jGS 75 spring do 20 5oH
900.
Rye flour at SC 90.
Wheat dull and unsettled Del. and Pcnna
Rcd 81 37G0l 80; do Amber, 81 3Slll 10.
Corn dull ami easier.
Oats firm. with fair demand.
bye quiet At 81 o.
Provisions quiet.
Lard-market quiet.
Butter-market steady for choice: other
kinds dull and weak Creamery extra Penn
sylyania ut 37039c Western ut 36@37c.
Eggs firm; Pa. 2Sc Western, c6@21c.
Cheese quiet and easier
Petroleum dull refined, TIC.
Whisky dull ut 81 IA.
Sertls-GoOd to prime Glover duh at %
~: Timothy nominal Flaxsefd firm at 81 43
:rsW XOfk MafKoI.
new IORx, Nov. 1.-Statc, = seas . extra
do s. 4Ofl5 IS choice do. s. S)ey7 Oh round
hoop Ohio, s. G50G IS: Superfne Western,
81 5O0lj - common to good extra. = lO4G 40
choice do do, 81 jG@9O Southern dnll and un-
changed.
wheat %@lc higher fairly active; No. 2
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Brandy.
A. Sovereign Remedy

The aSc.l, with feeble appetite AMI mere or
less debility, vii! fiD,, this simple medicine,
whcu used properly,
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Shan't L Take u Blue Pill.

No, don't take ii and run the risk OF mercu.
rial poisons, but when bilious and constipatcd
get package of the celebrated kfdney-Wort,
and il will speedily cure you. 1t Is natures
great remedy for constipation, and for all
kidney and liver diseases. 1t acts promptly
on these great organs and SO restores health,
strength and vigor. 1t IS put up in liquid and
dry form, acting with equal efficiency. Price
If the matter of disordcred nerves, Boston
girls suffer no more than those OF other cities.
There arc painful scnsibilitics that nothing
can cure thoroughly as DIR. Benson's Gel.
cry and ChamOmile Pills. and every nervous
girl should use them. O3l-lwd&w
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NtOlln Instructions.

Prof. J. Surinan, leader Ot the Fulton opera
house orchestra, is prepared to give instruc-
tions to a class of violin pupils. He received
his education i'm the academy of Berlin, and
afterwards Cook instructions from Joachim
the great artist on the violin. He Is highly
commended by our best musicians as finish
ell performer and instructor. 1t he receives
proper encouragement he will remain In Lam
caster; il not Inc will return to New iork.as he
i, engaged TO play in the famous Damrosch
concerts.
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DERsONAL.
L Samuel Wingarl can hear OF something
greatly to his advantage by communicating,
with the Lancaster lNTELLIGEECEE. AnyOn.
knowing hts address is requested to commun-
icate it to us. O2S-lmd&w
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Chicago.
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Sod by our enterprlslng y'iin% frienH, II
SLAYMAKER. This ErIiidy I;rs stood the
test for years, and has never fiile'I. as i:,I
as our experience extends. ant! we thcrefo-.
give II the preference over all OtIcr Er;tndis;-
no matter with how MANY jaw breaking FrGnct.
titles they are branded. One fourth of the
money that Is yearly thrown away on various
inIpOtcnt dyspepsia specifics would suffice IL
buy all the Brandy to cure any ucIi cG,e
aaCa. In nrOOf Of tie curatiYn lmlwirl: d,f
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ReiRart's Old Brandy,

In eases OF Dyspepsia, we can summon mum
bers of witnesscs-One case IN particular We
c!tc:-
a i.arlwOrking farmer h,ii been an i.;te,,
with an exhaustive Dyspepsia tor q number of
years; his stomach would reject almost every
kind Of food; he had sour Cruc!atiOnS con
stantly-uO appetitc-in fact, he Was obliged u.
restrict his diet to crackers and stale bread.
and ~ u beverage lie use'i Mct:rann's Root
Beer. lie il u Methodist, and then, as now
preached at times, and in his 'liscrnrses Often
ticclaime,i earnestly against all kinds Of strong
drink. When advised to trv
Reigart's Old Brandy,
In his case, he looked up with astOnts,Iincni,
but after hearing OF its wonderful effects in
the cases of some of his near acquaintance he
at last consented to follow our advice. lle
used the Brandy faithfully an'l steadily; tic
first bottle giving him an appetite, and bcfoie
the second was taken he sound man. .w;k
n stomach capable of .iig'sting any timing which
he:chOse to eat. He still! keeps il and uses liz.
tie occasionally; and since he has this Incdi.
cine he has been of very little pccuniary bene'
1T to the dOctOr.--A PRACrIsING PHYSICIAN.
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"What every one says must ba true" that
rDr Sellers Cough Syrup" has no equal for
coughs and colds. Try it. Price 25 cents.
n1-lmd&w
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REIGART'S Old BRANDY.

al! their Ills and aches. BE it, however,
strictly un'icratt,Od that we prescribe and ne
bu Z one article and that il
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-15
A rnlsrs 'rrea. .ure- House.

Not long ago, man was observed
walking in a very suspicious manne
In tho Bois de Vincenles, Paris. Consid-
cring tho number Of petsons constantly to
be seen in this favorite haunt, aud the fur
from attractive manners which many of
them affect, it must be supposed that the
individual in question madc himself par
ticularly remarkable by his movements in
order to draw towards him the attention of
the guardians Of the peace. However this
may be, the latter were sufficiently acute,
not only to observe the strange dencanour
Of the man, but TO follow him up and
iruslrate those efforts to Escape notice
which constituted the most remarkable
part of his proceedings. They lodged him
carefully until he had reached solitary
part OF the Bois, and then, under certain
tree had scraped awsv tho earth and
brought to light cigaN box, carefully cd
up and scaled. he had lDckcted this article
hurriedly, and was about to march OF with
it, when they rushed ID upon him and
gained possession of the prize, which was
found 10 contain a treasure of no less than
IL 900 francs in bank nbtes. AS soon as
tho man could be brought before the de-
tective authorities, and the whole affair in
vestigated, clue was quickly found to the
secret, and it turned out that the adven-
turcr was a certain Perrin, who two years
ago was found guilty of "a daring robbery
in Boulevard Voltairc. The property
stolen amounted in all to 15,000f, of which
420 had been found on Perrin hen first
arrested. lie swore to having squandcred
the rest Of the money, and was sentence
to two years Imprisonment, from which he
had just been released When hc repaired to
the Bois de Vincennes,| The sentenced
was not too severe, and if he had not been
caught in the manner already described,
he would have paid but a low price for the
enjoyment of his ID, $50 francs. Bnt calls
well that ends well, and the owner Of the
stolen property may congratulate himself
that the thief was not ut first punished more
severely, for If he had been incarcerated
for ten or twenty years, the probability is
that the bank notes, protected by nothing
more than cigar-box, would have been so
damaged by the damp, if not by more
active enemies, as to be worth nothing ut
thc bank.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-15
The boy PhilanthropIst.

Ho was boy with nineteen cents in his
fist. He counted the money at the corner
of Woodward avenue and Congress street,
Detroit, again at the corner of jefferson
avenue, and once more on Griswold street,
and there was no more no less. He was
boy who wal ntcd to do good with his
money. His heart was chuck full of phil
anthropy, and contained not one grain of
selshness. His first desire was to buy
nineteen barrels Of flour for nineteen Door
and worthy widows. but after figuring a
little he found that he couldn't do 1t. Then
he got the idea that he might offer gold
medal as a prize to the Woodward avenue
car-driver, who should drive his car near
eat to one mile in an hour, but he replied
ty minutes, sO1ilc'H seCUnu sio"vi ", IN bIU-
ond faster, and tho strife might result in
the death of three or four hoiHes.
81 think I'll come right down to jaw
breakers at once he said, as he sat down
in doorway. IL kin luy nineteen jaw.
breakers and make nineteen boys happy,
including myself. Jml Jim!
jim cume down from the corner and the
philanthroplst said:
''Jim, If you had nineteen Jawbrcakers,
what would you DO with 'em."
"Eat ev'ry burned one IN forty seconds
by the watch!" was the prompt reply.
"Saml Saml" called the philanthropist
to boOt-blacl across tho way.
The sinner came over and was asked:
"Would one jawbreaker make you hap
py7"
NO"
The philanthroplst walked away from
them, and as he neared candy store, hc
mused:
81 figgcr that one jawbrcakor will make
me happy for half HI hour, and that nine.
teen jawbreakcrs will last ME nineteen
days. by giving them away, all lmppi-
ness is gone in ten seconds, and all jaw
breakers arc gone in forty. Isn't it better
for me to eat the hull nineteenf Would
this world be any better tomorrow if l
sowed eighteen jawbreakers broadcast
Casting bread on the waters is all right
cause broad wont sink, but one o them
jawbreakcrs goes right to the bottom like
Il hunk O lead"
lie entered the store, shclled out his
change, and said:
"dimmc the worth o tins In jawbreak-
crs, and please do up the package 30 it'll
look as il was carrying home III old cod
fish,"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-15
Open Outward.

The st0rm-doors around tho Postofllce,
at Detroit. open outwardly. This isn't for
fear that fire will occur and a rush ensuo,
but 1t Is arranged that way to make a man
mad. A man will 40 singing along the
street, smiling all over, and Dragging to
himself how good d-natured he Is, when sud-
denly he remembers that he must mail q
letter. lie IL only one man, but the others
stand around to give advice.
The first man rushes up the steps and
gives tho door apush. 1t is solid rs a rock,
and his momentum generally carries his
knees and nose against the hard wood.
"Push!' yclls the extra man.
The other steps back and follows the
advice, but with no successful results. BY
this time his smile has faded, his dyspepsia
begins to work up, and there Is indigna-
ton in his tones as he turns and asks:
''ls this blasted old Postoflice closed for
tho day7"
ooh. no, sir. guess you will get In If
you push hard enough. l presume tho
hinges are little rusty"
Then the man returns to the charge. AS
rule he puts his shoulder TO the door, his
foct slip back, and he Gomez down in a
graceful heap, TO be laughed at by all the
boys. When he gets up he feels as II he
could lick any seven men, bit before he
has time to pick fight the otbcr advances
and says:
"M!ghty curious about that door. Ahl
1 seo--opens this why. You might have
pushed all day and not got In"
The ono who goes In is too mad to post
his letter. The one who stays on shakes
all over and keeps his ego out for the next.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-15
Tho Cuff StreRui.

There is q river in the ocean. In the
scverest drouths it never fails, and In the
mightiest flood it never overilows. Its
banks and It's bottom are Of cold water
while It's current is Of warm. The Gulf of
NJ exico is its fountain, and its mouth Is in
the Arctic seas. 1t Is the gulf stream.
There ls in the world no other so ma jcstic
a flow Of water. Its current is more swift
than the Mississippi or the Amazon, and
It's volume moro than 1000 times greater.
Its waters, 80 far as tho Car Jlina coasts
are indigo blue. They are 30 distinctly
marked that the common sea water can be
traced with tho eye. Often one. half the
vessel may bo seen floating In the Gulf
stream waters while the other half Is In tho
common water of the sea, 80 sharp Is the
line and want Of affinity between these
waters; and such, too, the reluctance, so
TO speak, on the part of those of the Gulf
stream to mingle with the common waters
of the sea. In addition to these there Is
another peculiar fact. The fishermen on
the coast of Norway are supplied with
wood from the tropics by the Gulf stream.
Think OF the Arctic fishermen burning
upon their hearths the palms Of Hayti,
the mahogany of Honduras and tho pre-
,lous woods Of the Amazon and tho Orl-
noco.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-15
Mountain Climbing.

The greatest altitude which has been
reached by mountain climbing was attained
in Cashmere by MIR. Johnson, who some
years ago mounted to a spot ~, 800 feet
above the sea. AcrOnauts have assembled
80, 600 feet and returned in safety. 1t Ia
supposed by mountaincers that 90. 900 to
$4,000 feet is the utmost height that will
ever be trod by human steps. That life
can be supported at this altitude has been
proved by the adventurcrs who have dared
the dangers Of the upper mir in u balloon.
During the last summer Mons. Werner as-
cended Mount Illimani, one Of the lottiest
peaks of the Bolivian Andes. The height
of this mountain has been variously csti-
mated, Mr.. Pcntland giving 1t an altitude
of 24, 200 feet; Mr.. Minchin setting 1t at
81, 2M feet, and Mr.. Weiner himself max
ing it to be only 1912 feet. Few ascents
to the height Of 81 900 feet have been re.
corded. Hunters of the lIimalayas Otter
chase their game to tho height Of O,00C
feet, and natives living near Mount Dem
arend, near Tchcran, frequently climb &c
the summit, above 10000 feet, TO gather
sulphur from the crater.