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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-07
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A ssIGNEE's SALE FvALUABl.E REAL
n ESTATE.-The undersigned assignee Of
George Mengel and wife will sell at public
sale, ut the Sunny House, in the borough OF
Mannheim, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1881,
the following described real estate, situate in
said borough:
Purpart No. !, consisting of O lot OF ground
fronting on Prussian street 36 feet, more or
less, and extending in depth 2j7 feet, more or
less. to Wolf street, thence along Wolf street
81 feet, more or less, to property OF Samuel
Ensminger on the east. thence south 2l7 feet,
more or less, to the corner OF purpart No.
(being the store property. thence west along
the said store property q feet, more or less,
thence north along said property 40 feet, more
or less, to Prussian street to beginning, where:
on is erected u two story and attic BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with frame kitchen at
tached. a large Frame Barn fronting on Wolf
street Az feet, more or less, and extending In
depth 4OL feet, more or less, with wagon shed
attached to said barn also good Outhouses,
grape arbor and grapes, fruit OF different va
rieties and a well of never-failing water.
Purpart No. g consisting of lot OF ground
fronting q feet, more or less, on Prussian
street, adjoining purpart No. /, and extending
in depth 40 feet, more or less, TO purpart No: l,
whereon is erected q tvo-story Brick Build
ing, built for and occupied as Shoe Store.
The buildings on the above property are all
in good condition.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. m, when at.
tendance will be given and terms made known
by JOHN w. LOWELL,
SEPT. 81 Assignee.
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save ,nur ra,r-n..p IL i,eaut,fu,.

The London Hair Color RcstOrer' is the
most delightful article every intrOduced::to the
American people and is totally different from
all other Hair RestOrers, being entirely free
from all impure ingredients that render many
other articles for the hair obnoxious. Where
badness or falling of the hair exists. or prema.
ture grayness, from sickness or other causes,
its use will restore the natural youthful color,
and cause 81 healthy growth, cleansing the
scalp from al impurities, dnn,lrntf, etc, at the
same time most pleasing and lasting hair
dressing, iragrantly perfumetl, rendering it
soft and pliable, making 1t an indispensable
article in every toilet. Ask your druggist for
London Hair Color RcstOrer. Price IS cents a
bottle. Six bottles, 81. Main depot for the
United States, &sO North Sixth street, Phila.lel.
phia. mll-1YdTThS F&w
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lsy Universal Accord.

Ayers CATHARTlc PILLS are the best Of all pur-
gatives tor family use. They arc the product
of long, labOrious, and successful chemical in
vestisation, and their extensive use, by ply
sicians in their practice, and by all civilized
nations, proves them the best and most effect
ual purgative Pill that medical science can
devise. Being purely vegetable no harm can
arise from their use. In intrinsic value and
curative powers no other Pills can be COM
pared with them, and every person, knowing
their virtues, Will employ them, when needed.
They keep the system in perfect order, and
maintain in healthy action the whole machi.
merry OF lite. Mid. searching and effcctual,
they are especially adapted to the needs OF the
digestive apparatus, arrangements of which
they prevent and cure, if timely taken. They
are the best and safest physic to employ for
children and weakened constitutions, where q
mild but cfTectual cathartic is required. Fol-
sale by all dealers. sllwdeoI&w
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PlIENOM EMAIL.
Strange Aerial Conditions.

LONG BRANCH, N. j., Sept. 6, 1881.
A remarkable mirage was seen here at
halfpast one p. H., just as the president
arrived. 1t showed all the vessels-sixty-
five in number-gOing up and down the
New Jersey coast, in reverse, and among
the clouds. The scene was very beautiful
and was watched by thousands OF specta-
tors.
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Sept. 6, 1881.
The day is excessively dark here, accom-.
panied by great sultrlncss. The day con
sumption Ofgas commenced at noon and
at about three o'clock the supply failed,
compelling the offices snd factories either
to stop work or resort to candles for light.
The failure of the gas supply, however,
lasted only about half an hour, and was
due to temporary disarrangement.
BOsTON, Mass, Sept. 6, 1881.
Since early morning up to sunset the
atmosphere has Teen in a most curious
condition, exciting much comment and in
some instances creating alarm. While
the air, as viewel from window, on look
jng up into the sky, has appeared to be
free from fog or mist, the sun has been
totally obscured. The atmosphere IS per-
vaded with yellowish light, which lends
a strange appearance to every OBJ
ject. On the common the gas pre-
sented most unnatural appearance, it's
| livid green looking as though it is the r.
suit of a coat of paint. Gas jets, viii b
ordinarily show yellowish light, bum
| with white briliiancy that makes them
resemble electric lights. In all directions
distances appeared to be shortened.
Through windows near aud far could be
seen star-like points of white light resem-
bling little electric lamps, but being in
reality gas jets. The phenomenon is no.
ticeable in New Hampshire, and G. F.
Emerson, professor Of natural philosophy
and astronomy at Dartmouth college, says
it must be caused by something in the at
mosphere which absorbs the shorter and
longer wave lengths, leaving only those
which give the color of yellow and green.
| He thinks it may be owing to the pollen
from fir and pine trees, together with
smoke from the forest fires in Canada.
Darkness in tho East.
| New York Herald Ed.
The telegraphic dispatches from differ
ent points in New England this morning
inform us that something like a plague Of
darkness fell upon many parts Of that un-
happy section yesterday. In Providence the
sun almost refused to shed a ray of light
even at midday, and the gas had to be
turned on. 1t was discovered, however,
that even this had given out, and the old
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THIRD EDITION.
AT LONG BRANCH.
What the Wild Waves Are Saying.
GARFIELD BETTER.
FAVORABLE SYMPTOMS REPORTED,
AND :CONDlTION ENCOURAGING

A Good Night at Long Branch.
The president slept quietly the greater
part of the night, awakening, however, to
take nourishment. This morning his
symptoms are normal and he appears to
have recovered from the fatigue of the
journey. Pulse LOG, temperature 9s.4,
respiration IS.
Favorable Report this Morning.
LONG BRANCH, Sept. 10 A. ~
Oficial-The president slept the greater
part of the night awakening, however, as
often as it was necessary to give nourish-
mcnt, which he took very well. The
fever reported in last evenings bulletin
had subsidized by II p. m. This morning
his temperature is normal and he appears
to have quite recovered from the fatigue
Of yesterdays journey. At the morning
dressing the parotid abscess was found to
be doing well; tho visible parts of the
wound look somewhat better. Pulse
LOG. temperature 9S.4, respiration 1S.
Next bulletin ut o'clock this evening.
Condition Encouraging at Noon.
LONG BRANCH, N. ]. Sept. 7.-12:3O
p. m.-The situation regarding the presi-
dents condition continues favorable, and
the attending surgeons and cabinet officers
express themselves as entirely satisfied
with the present outlook. The excessive
heat affects him somewhat. but his gen.
eral condition is encouraging and he is
holding the gain which he made last night.
DAILY Improvement Expected.
ELDERON, N. j., Sept. 7th, 9 p. NAT
the noon examination the presidents pulse
was ia, temperature slightly above nor
NAL, respiration IS. DIR. Boynton says
the patients condition is entirely satisfac.
tory, and that he now expects daily i'm
provement.
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THE AMERICAN ENGINE HOUSE.
1t Is Again Set on Fire-keward Tor the Ao
cendiRTY.

1t is Again Set on Fire-keward for the io-
cendiary.
Another fire occurred at the engine house
of the American fire company last even
ing. 1t was discovered shortly before .
o'clock and was found to be in the rear OF
the house, which separates the main room
on the first floor from the entry. A stream
was quickly turned on the fire and it was
soon extinguished hole several feet in
length was burned in the partition. The
fire was the work of an incendiary and the
person who did it effected an entrance by
forcing open shutter in the rear OF the
house.
Although the person who set fire to the
building may have been a member of the
company, yet it is not certain. Some time
ago an effort was made to reorganize the
company. New rules were adopted, a
new lock was put upon the door and the
secretary was notified to give keys only to
such persons as he thought would be good
members. The new rules have created
some dissatisfaction among fellows who
are not allowed to loaf around the building
(mucli to the relief Of the neighbOrhOod)
and they feel sore.
1t will be seen elsewhere by all adver-
tisement that a reward of 500, in addi-
tion to the standing reward of the city, is
offered by the president of the American
fire company for the detection and convic-
tiOn Of the persons who set the building
on fire. Here is chance for some one to
make speculation.
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The symptoms are moisture, like perSpfra
tiom intense itching, increased by scratching,
very distressing. particularly ut night, as If
pin worms were crawling In and about tho
rec:um the private parts are sometimes af-
tecteG IT :tlIOwc,lto continue very serious re-
suits may follow. DR.. Swaync's All Healing,
Ointment Is 4 pleasan: sure cure. Also for
tcttcr, itch, salt riiCum sclld head, Erysipeas.
BARRIERS itch, blOtcEes, all sc,,ly, crusty, cut;l-
ncOus eruptiOns. Price, 50 cents, three boxes
Cor 81 d. Sent by mail to any address on re-
ceipt OF price III currency or three cent post
age stamps. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne II
Son. 3;;H North Sixth street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by. all prominent druggists.
iunc93 S,ndMW WS,SW<
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.NARKETN.
Philadelphia Market

| PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Flour firm and
| supplies light; Supernne. ut - 5O05 %; extra
at IS 5O9G 90; ohio and Indiana family, al
725; St. Louis do u 75Gs W; Minnesoia
winter patent s. 75Qs 50; spring do IS OcG
S75
Ryo flour ut s6 1906 25.
Wheat-Market :rmer; No. 9 Western Red
$ls9; Penn'a Red 81 ss1a0l 80; do Amber 81 50
Corn steady for local uso steamer, GS@s9c
yellow, s914@Oc mixed, 69c; No. , Mixed,
Oats dull spot lots lower; No. ! White, 5IQ
5sc No; 2, do Soc; No. 3, 40 4sc; No. ?, Mix
Kye scarce. 81 90 bid.
Provisions firm. good jobbing demand ;
mes, pork $l9 beef hanis, $Gi(l25 10 India
mess beet 81 30. o. b..
Bacon-Smoketi shoulders sZ@9A; salt do
sGSl<c; smoked hams at l30lic picked
Lari-Market tirmer: city kettle sls %;
loose butchers $ll 5O;si: prime steam
Butter scarce, and wanted ut full prices ;
Pennsylvania creamery extra b; Western
DO SIC; do good %d to : choice ~. ssa Soc Bradford
.5@a;c.
Rolls firm and scarce Pennsylvania
Eggs dull; Penn:. la1zasOc; Western ls1<p
Cheese steady for choice: New York full
fair to good, lOQlllc.
Petroleum dull : Refined re.
Whisky sales ut 81 Is.
Seeds-GOOd to prime Glover scarce at 1910
lie; Timothy firm nj 5. 9oll3 W; FltNS., Il
steatiy ut 81 1901 As.
EeW YORK Iarko:.
New lORK, Sept. 7.-Flour-State and West
crn without important change; very
moderate export and home trade demand;
Superfne State, s 25G6 10; extra do 5000
G6 so; choice do Sc 6OG6 %; fancy do
s. sOGS 90; round hoop Ohio I6 l5GG 30 :
choice do IS GO@7 so; supcrfine western
Is 25I6 90; common to ROOi extra do
SG Oo0G Go; choice do Sc 7OGs co; choice
white wheat do, at - OOGS 90. Southern
quiet and unchanged common to fair ex-
ira s. 25I7 40 good to choice do 81 5OlS 30.
Wheat A@lc higher: fairly active. specuI;l-.
tive M business j, No; 5 ks Sept y !osi ~
4s1a do Dec, 81 4740I Az.
Corn H0lc higher active: mixed west
ern spot, 65@7oAc io future, .O1S@74Ac.
Oats Ac better; State, 4lGl5lc; Western 3?
M5Uc.
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Grain and Provision Quotations.
Live stock Markets.


CHICAGo.-llOgs-Receipts 5000 head; ship
ments, $40 head; market very lively and
Buying some @ df Of the the higher I Sricei hogs ] mixei
packing ut Sc 1906 so; light or bacon, 81 400
6 so; choice heavy, 81 1901 Il culls and grass
ers, 81 9O@lC 50.
Cattle-Reccipts, 5000 head; shipments 3,2Oo
head market weak and inactive; no prime
to fair, 8 oo@5; native butchers, steady !;
cows, 81 4O@3 IS; mixed. - 5O03 25 oxen, 275
03 50; bulls, 81 5O@3 40; veals. $IG6 80: milk
ers " head, $2505O stOckers' and feeders at
$313 u range cattle steady; Texans. - TOO
20; half-breeds and natives, $4@4sO.
Shcep-Receipts, 400 head; butchers i'm rair
demand; shippers dull common to medium,
$3@3 50; good to choice, $4a4 50; Texas and
territory sheep, So 25@4.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle--Receip Gi9 head :;
market active at yesterdays prices.
HOgs-Receipts, 5000 head Philadelphias at
$G 1097 10; Workers at s. 3O@6 50; grassers at
IS rOG5 81.
Sheep--aeceipts, 400 head market very
dull, and prices Nc. OF from last weeks.
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Hay Fever.

For Hay FEVER recommend EIy's Cream
Balm. 1t entirely relieved me from the first
application have been sufferer for ten years
Going from home and neglcc1ing to take the
remedy had an attack after returning i'm
mcdiatcly rcsOrtcd to it, and found instant re
lief. believe, had l begun its use earlier,
should not have been troubled. Have stood
heat, dust and draughts IS well rs during
other months J. CoLLYER, Clerk, llS Broad
street, Elizabeth, n. j.
For years l have been afflicted with Hay
Fever, from early in August until frost. l was
induced Ia give Ely's Cream Balm Il trial The
relief was Immediate. l regard myself cured
q. SCHREBER Supt. of COrdagc Co., Elizabeth
Nj. Sept. 81, 1881. Price 50 cents.
Sl.2wieOu&w
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DEATHS.

NOLrY.-September Z, 1881, George Edward.
son of John l.. and Anna NOlty. aged year, 4
months ant. 2S daYS.
The relatives and friends are respectfully in
vitcd to attend the funeral, from the residence
OF his parents. 4l2 st. Joseph street, Friday
afternoon at o'clock. IT.
BLACK.-Scptcmber 4, 1881. In salisbury town.
ship, Mrs. Maria Black, relict of Adam Black,
deceased, aged GO years, months and day.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence of her son, Adam J. Black,
in Salisbury township, on Wednesday morn
Ing ut o'clock. Intcrment at MechanicsDurg.
Services at the Mechanicsburg church between
] and O'Clock.
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Finding IA New Outlet.

Many of the Southern Cities but moro
particularly New Orleans are seriously
frightened over the actions of the Missis-
sippi, the waters of which. always tickle and
changing, now threaten to find new out
let through the Atchafalaya to the gull, thus
leaving the principal cities stranded on 4
shallow stream. The best engineering
skill will be Immediately brought to bear
upon the subject, and if possible make
the I" Father Of Waters flow on i'm his
accustomed place. Now that New Orleans
is just beginning to realize the benefits of
the river by the increasing wheat trade. it
seems hard that she should be cut out
from enjoying this great revenue.
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SnceliInS ut tho Park.

Yesterday afternoon the horses from
the Spccdwell farm were given 4 trial at
the agricultural park, this city. The
crowd was quite large, but the weather
was very warm. The track was dry and
somewhat dusty. John Sides, David G..
Hirsh and A. c. Kepler acted as judges.
"Purity,' the bay mare, trotted mile,
but as she had been started before the
Judges knew it her time was not kept by
them for the whole mile. A half mile was
made by her in 1:l1!. Outside parties
kept the time for the mile, and different
ones made it from 2:25 to 2:9G. Lady
Orange trotted mile in 2:3G and tie
stallion in 2:36f.
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MOincES! Manners TlOthers!!

Arc: yOu disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by Il sick child suffering and crying
with the cXcruciating pain OF cutting teeth ?
If ST., go ut once and get a bottle of MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will re-
licvc the poor little sufferer immed;ately-tlc-
pend upon it; there Is no mistake about IL.
There is no: Il mother on cath who has ever
Used Il, VINO VIII not tell You at once that IL
will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother. and relief ami health 70 the child.
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to
use III al eases, and pleasant to the ;:lse, and
il :ic prescription OF one OF the Oldest ant!
best female physician and nurses in the
uriici States. sold everywhere: p cents Il
n,llc. "lar5 lvd&wM. WAS
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Sale OF Real Estate.

Samuel Hess and Son. auctioncers, sold
at public sale Sept. 6, 1891, for Susanna
Stoner and Jacob Stoner, !jr., executors of
the estate of Jacob Stoncr, ST., deceased,
a farm situated on the Mannheim turnpike
in Mannheim township, containing GO acres
and $50 perches so acres and $50 perches
with the improvements were sold to John
Ii. Melirger for $259.50 per acre, and 10
acres were sold to Henry Shreiner for
SoGO. so per acre The whole farm amounted
to 81, ,S23.25.
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Jacob Buzzard and Edward Il. Wilhelm
whose alleged intended burglarious raid
upon the cigar store OF III. l.. Stchman Il
Co, North Queen street, last Friday night,
failed On account of Buzzard's exposure
of the plot to Mr.. Stehman, who was his
employer, as stated in our columns on
Saturday, were arraigned before Alder
man Samson last evening Oh the charge Of
robbing the microscope works of Scidle &
Co., Il couple of weeks ago. They We're
held in bail for appearance at court. Mr..
Stehman going security for BuzZard and
E. T.. Snyder for Wilhelm. Mr.. Stchman's
action in bailing the person who had been
concerned in a contemplated burglary
upon his own premises is stated by that
gentleman to be due to the fact that Buz-
zard had kept him informed of the con-
spiracy, and was in fact only SO far inter-
cstcd as TO proven: its successful perpetra-
tiOn.
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
L ESTATE.-Will lie offered at public sale
ut the Lancaster County HOnse, East King
street, In the city Of Lancaster, ON MONDAY,
OCTOBER 3. 1881, all that valuable property,
situated in West Lampeter townshipx known
as ROCKY SPRINGS. containing "a ACRES,
more or less, of which about q ACRES is fer
tile farm land and the remainder wOoda be.
ing the well-known picnic grounds, on which
is erected large TwO-stOry Slate Root BRICK
DWELLING, two-stOry Slate RooG Brick
Back Building, and q large and comno1ious
Barn, New Tobacco Shed, Pig Pen. Corn Crib
and other Outbu1ldngs. Also contains IL
thriving Young Apple Orchard. and q large
sprfRg OF never-failing water. The farm land
Is fertile. well watered and especially a,lapted
TO raising tobacco, and the woods has long
been a popular picnic ground with u large
dancing platform, tables, benches, etc. Being
situated within mile OF Lancaster city limits,
1t Is easy Of access to markets, stores, etc.
Sale to commence at ] O'Clock p. m.. SAIL
day, When terms will be made known by
HENRY SHUBERT, AuctiOncer.
81, II, 20, "a. .2G, ,229.aD, Oci, =, ,xitw
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Chester County Republicans.

After endorsing Garfield s administration
and Davies for state treasurer, and after Il
long and hot siege at balloting, the Chester
county Republican convention named for
District Attorney, Francis Windle Pro-
thonotary, D. X. Loomis Clerk Courts,
Edward Paist ; Register, b. Frank Widdi
combc; Treasurer, Emmor G. Griffith
Commissioners, Wellington G. James and
Joseph r. Reynolds; Director, Edwin
James Coroner. VIM. Mercer; Auditors,
.. l.. Woodward and Joseph J. Tustin.
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Discouraged.

The Rugby Colony, which is settled by
the ''surplus youth Of England of the
middle and upper classes" as its guiding
spirit Thomas Hughes describes it, is not
accomplishing all that it's promoter Hoped,
and rumOrs OF 6iscOntent and discourage
ment prevail. It seems that this class of
settlers have not the stamina tn carry out
the plans, SO now let Mr.. Hughes try the
surplus youth Of the middle and lower
classes to see if they can be more sue
cessful.
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MlSeraDlelleyS.

The most wonderful and marvellous success,
in cases where persons are sick or pininS
away from condition o! mi,crableness that
II" one knows what ais them (protltable pa
tienis for dociors) is obtained by the Use of
Hop EitterS. They begin to cure from the
first dose and keep il up until perfect health
and strength are restored Whoever is afflicted
in this way need not suffer, when they can get
Hop Bittcrs. See Truths" and PrOvcrbS
in anOt her column. si-?wd&W
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Wreck This Morning.

This morning at an early hour freight
wreck occurred at Brackbilrs, about a
mile east of Leaman Place. One loaded
coal car, attached to an eastern freight
train, was thrown from the track and
broken. Eastern trains were delayed for
short time and it was for this reason
that the fast line, on which Mr.. Grey of
Allegheny was killed, had been storped.
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POIfca Court.

Fred. Moltz, Louisa Moltz and Eliza
Flynn were sent to prison by Alderman
McConomy fora hearing on the charge of
.being drunk and disordcrly. Mrs. Flynn
is also held for assault and battery on =
girl named Clara Nancy.
Mary Wilson, colored woman, got
drunk yesterday and raised big fuss.
She was collared bS Officer Elias, and
Alderman A. F. Donnelly will dispose of
her.
The mayer had cne lodser before him,
and she was an Italian woman, who was
discharged.
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Some Good, Some Not.

Norri-town Herald.
Mr. Hensel should cast his eye towards
Philadelphia and make a note of the pro
ccedings of the Democratic city commit
tee. Then when he takes up his task of
riviSipg the rules he might put in some
such clauses as the following
NO.-NO committeeman shall bring his
clenched fist into violent contact with the
nose of another committeeman.
NO.-Whcn 4 row occurs in committee
the chairman shalt stay and see it out i'll
stead of running away at the first appear
ance Of danger.
No.--In case of Il disturbance no men,
Der shall ensure publicity by calling for
the police.
NO.-When row is anticipated COM
mittees shall sit with closed doors, none
but members shall be admitted and all
present shall be pledged not to reveal the
nature Of the proceedings.
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Mr.. Noah Bates, Elmira, N. Y, writes:
:" About four years ago had an attack of bill.
ious fever, and never fully recovered. My di-
geStive organs were weakened, and would be
completely prOstrated for days After using
two bottles of your BurdOck Blood Bittcrs the
improvement was so visible that l was aston
ished. l can now, though 81 years of age, do
fair and reasonable days work" Price 81.
For sale ut ii. Il. COchran's Drug Store, 1877
North Queen street. Lancaster.