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CONGRESS-.
.'rOc:e.iin. in the Senate.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-In the Senate
the credentials of Sciator-elact Charles Ii.
tanwcN, from Nebraska, and John F.
Miller. from California, were read and
fled.
The consideration of the funding bill was
then proces.iei with, and amendments
made III committee of the whole were re-
ported in tieir order. q separate vote on
caci! having been demanded by Mr.. Ed
mHli,i*. MI the amendments made IN
Committee C were agreed to. Mr.. Blair
then mnvc;l ans! advocated an amendment
restricting the requirement. for the deposit
Of the new bonds to bank circulation is
stc'i after July next
i':n@a-,ii:. .::s fn the t;uu.e.
In the iioasc, motion to proceed to
business on the House calendar for the
pUrpnsc of taking up the F;tz John POr-
ter bill vas defeated, yeas ia, nays III.
The House t.lcn at TT, wcnt into commit
tee CT the Whole OH the agricultural up:
preparation bill.
W. liurl fDnic) cave notice that he
""iiti 0iiar ai amendment providing Tor
statistic ail subordinate officers ii, The
agricultural department, and requiring
that officer to make 4 report us to the cf
feet the customs revenue laws would, if
continued in force, have hereafter on tile
agricultural people OF the country
whether he effect Of sucll law; has been
to increase Or diniiiiis!. the Dricc5 Of
American agricultural rT;iucts in foreign
markets; what effect they have hal OH
the price Of clothing aud agricultural
tools III this country and whether or not
the wages Of farm laborers and the profits;
of persons engaged in agriculture have
been effected Ey such laws and if SO in
what way and to what extent. He then
proceeded to make IN anti-protcctivc tar
i'll speech
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N-1EkETS.
PhiiadslOhla Market.


rniLApEira1A. Pa. Feb. 1s.-Flour steady
with moderate inquiry screrrina Sc G013 81 4:
extra 50 I3IA 90 Dmo an.! Indiana family
s. 25a5 IS: Pa. do "A 555G5 co st. Louis family
8 5006 90: Minnesota Extra - G0I5 - :;
straight, S. 0G6o y: winter patent SC o59IG so ::
spring TO Sc 5GllS 90.
Rye flour at s. 90.
Wheat quiet and easier No. 2 Western Red
81 iE3 Psnna Red, 81 ljGl iia Amber, 81 136Q
| Is.
Corn quiet and easier: steamer Sc; y-linw
SIC; mixed, 53L:fl54c.
Oats dul! and lower: No: l White @l+6c ::
MiXeI. 42l.
Rye firm at 95c
PrOvtSiOns-markct and prices irmcr:
ints- pork. SIG co; beef hnnis s.iG22 90: III
diii mss beef $40 so +. o. b. Bnco:-sGick.d
hams lh14Wllc: pckled hams 949t.c: smokes:
shoulders SIC; salt do she
Lard advaneing; city kettle lOh@llc
loose butchers &c; prime steam SO :0G0l0 50.
Butter i'll fair demand and steady Cream
e:y extra 32@33c ; do good to choice :3fp
81 Bradford county and New Ork extra, tubs
:1lI2Sc do frkins. 2i@25c: Western dairy
extra 2jl1atic: do good to choice 2OzI 24r Rolls
steady: tcnna EStr:! ls9lSc: Western Reserve:
;:X'r: lSI0:s.
Eggs steady Psnn'a., 2sl3oc: ITostar 2s9
23c.
Cheese steady stocks dull; New York
ful! cream, l3la@l4c: Western fail cream,
l3lIlS4o; do fair to gnfn. l2Gi2Ic: do
haifsi,iIn- 11Gli}@c Pa. do ll@i!14c.
Petroleum firm refined y4c.
Whisky At ST. II.
SeeuS--:iOO.l to Dri,.ic clover irregular ut y "a
So; do do Timothy steady 1T - sJia2 so
do do Flax>et'' firm al 81 42@l 4j.
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COURT OF CON MON ri.....S


In the case of Ada Taylor W. Levi X.
Brown, the cc..rt this morning ,liic::ca Il
non suit to b. entered against the plain
tiff. on tn. plea OF the statute of
limitation. Tic M.tinn was argued during
the whole OF til. forenoon, and the coult
gave the decision Just before noon.
IsefNsc J..a;:a Patterson.
The case TO try tie validity Of a paper
purporting to Ec ;l,c will o! Catherine
Stewart, is still oi. t.i;,l before .!Idcn Pat
tersOn. 4 nuhibe. Of witnesses were
called who were acquainted with the de-
ceased and had frequent conversations,
with her. They testified that from their
conversations, observations. &c. Di Mrs.
Stewart, they believed her 80 ht,c s;ilic-
lent mental capacity TO make Il will.
In the case OF Henry Da..nyariliar vs..
the Lancaster fire insurance company, t!:c
appeal was withdrawn.
All the jurors who were not lni,:.it led
in the will case were discharged this; mcrn-
ing
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THE FAIRS.

The q Humane - and the - eys:one Band"
The fair for the benefit Of the Humane
fire company, now being held in the CON-
pany's capaciOus hall, continues to be the
principal attraction in the western part Of
the city. Last night was the ''SuD
night and the hall was again crowded, as
it has been every night since the fair com
mcnced. The Lancaster Giue club was
present and Eavorved the company with
number OF fine selections. The hall was
beautifully illuminated with Chinese Ian
terms.
The following are some Of the articles
Glanced Off and tie names of the winners.
Steam tidy, Miss Kate Bender pair OF
vases, John Lorcntz box of starch. Miss
Ida Kahl parlor lamp, Miss Annie Bau-
miller toilet set. Miss Mary IIcckler
satin tidy, Miss Fannie Nicholson candy
basket, Mrs. Frey: stuffed monkey, Wm.
MulhOlland
On "Wednesday evening the city author
tiles placed a handsome lantern in from: Of
the Humane hall, which adds to its attract
iveness and is q convenience to visitors.
Tonight will be Friendship night WHEN
there will no doubt be another large at
tendance.
The fair vii! DC open tomorrow after
noon.
Ike Keystone Band.
The fair of the Keystone baI0 i'll Centre
hall, Centre square, was well attended last
night. CHANGING, vct ing. luuciing and
selling goods Went OH DriskIy ali evening.
and the band favored It's patrons with
number OF musica! compositions. 1t is
only fair to say that tic Keystone band,
though comparatively new organization,
has acquired great proficiency in tie per
formancc of the large number Of i:nc
pieces comprised in their olio. Their fair
closes tomorrow evening. If any friends
Of the band have not get paid il Il visit
they should do SO tonight.
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The Distinguished Dead.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Feb. 1S.-The
committee OF nine members of the House
appointed by Speaker Randall to escort
the remains of the late Fernando Wood to
this city and attend them to their final
resting place, arrived from Pittsburgh at
s a. M. to-day and accompanied the re-
mains to his late residence Oh Fifteenth
street, where the final ceremonies will
take place at 3p. m. tomorrow. Both
houses of Congress will adjourn at . p. m.
tomorrow in respect to the deceased and
to allow tn" members to attend tie
funeral.
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.Alsss:SeIllsNsiS.

The -NiaarciS.-Ea"inW. Wilson, lr.mIt'~t'
and West will have a cro"u.'d house when
they appear hear ne Xt Wednesday ni"lt. Tie
great quartet and their mammoth company
of forty people are well and l:lVOrabiy
known hcrcaboutS that il IS unnecessary to i'll
form our amusement gncrS that the troupe IS
one of the best minstrel ORGANIZATIONS on TIC
road.
.'Hd-cl Hirkc."-Strelc M#cl,ayc', crlcDr.t,.
drama of this name will he giycn ncXi Tues
day night, the anniversary OF W:Shim gIoli' 3
birth. The company j. the celebrated Madison
Square combination th:t; has crowded! iil:tt
famous Brooklyn theatre for more than three
hundred consecutive nights, the longest run
ever enjoyed by any American drama. The
names of Ellie Ells!cr. {. ". Coui,loci,. and
Others of almost equal fame. III ont the re-
markable cast that is billed TO l'ruHucc this
wonderfully successful play.
" Our GoJliaS."-Thc entertainment tO-mol:
row night, at Fulton opera house. wIi"n and
where Mitchcll's Pleasure Party will present
William ellis musical otldity OF 'nnr '."h.
lins," is certain 10 l.c Il most cnjnEa''l" "cc:'-
sion. Mr.. Gill is 4 comedian SHj GCnCri. an'.
the other members "i the company diSiin"-
tive in their respective spcc;aitic>. while the
piece itself is clean and pare rs /, IS pr0iiS;
iOusly funny.
Willie EdoHins ".SrarkS. "--:,:.yS The II.
Louis Globc Drmor,o; OF Mr.. Willie E,iouin's
"Sparks." who will on nrXi Thursday night
play Dreams - at The opera hou~e:
as Dreams: or, Fun i'll Il Photograph Gallery
was played before Il crowded house last night
The irTesistlbly humorous Situi:inns with
which the play ibounGS suffice: 10 keep the
audience in L constant roar OF i:iug,i from
the opening scene 10 the final drop Of t,i2 car
tain. Those who s,o:r. not III ti.G. h1Nl": 20
criticisc anything. ana arc only interests. III
getting much fun IL possible Oui ~ lie
evcning-:in easy t!:in. to do
."The Pirates. The sale of seats ior Gilbert
Il Sullivans opera The Pirates "f Pcnz4mca,
has begun at the opera house Office, and per
sons desiring TO com mfortabiy enjoy this beau
tiful and intensely amusing work Will display
their wisdom by at once securing tickets. The
opera j. in the best vein of the distinguished
author and c6mposcr.Of 'Pinatorc,' and III The
company which will produce here arc notable
such names AS Miss Walsh. SigEor Erocni;n:.
Nine. Moii and Others who l:iva figured in
its most successful, repre- :cntation throughout
the country.
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Last evening Charles Shay'a HUincE-
p!cxal appeared i'll il,c "i,ri:, house. which
was not more than half i'i1d. TIE hes:
people in the show We're Arthur Johnson
and his wife Eirgie Johnson, whose act
was very good, as was tli: son., and dance
of the. latter. Sullivan {, Smith,, song
and dance was fair, but their Irish act
was poor. Charley S,:,ay .ju--lad an'l III
trcduccd his trained dog. Eta Morris,
who was billed as the Pct Of the Petit
coats was not Il pct of the gallery boys.
who thought that as sciiG-co,nic sI.c was
4 decided failure, and they r"undly Kissed
her. The clog dancing. YVES bad. The
show goes to Culu:nhi.: 10 night. Col
Blood. the furncr husband n: Victoria
Woodruff. is travelling with this siiAw as
Il sort of assistant manager.
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This wine i, made in New jersey, and il
said 10 sGrp:s5 anything in the way of wine
ever made. II il called Speer's Wine, pro.
duccL by Sir. Spccr. Since the true analysis of
its properties WAS published by James x. Chl-
ton Il Co, those wi.O could afford it adopted
its use III preference 10 foreign wines. Prof.
Chiffon used il IN bis own family, and has
written TO the public the following card:
Laboratory ni J. 4. Chiffon 4 Co.,
New York. Narcn H.
Wine produced by Mr. Alircai Speer, and do
1Ct hesitate i'll pronouncing ii pure il con
t..inS all the properties OF the Oporto grape.
:n, therefore. Tor medicinal USES, it i, superior
to either wines lis principal effects upon the
system mildly slim ul!u, ing. diureiic, slOr
inc and ionic. Ii will prove beneficial i'll aif.c
lions Of the kidneys and chronic diseases, with
general debility OF tn" constitution. Physi-
Clans may ealcly recommend it TO her patients
i'll place of the many doubtful mixtures to"
Often sold as pure wine.
Til, wine can DO had Of - and j. !,
mGsl excellent article ior weakly persons. cs-
pcciaHy females. II Is Il very superiO" table
wim" and the most healthy drink now in use.
1t is no: Il spirited or manufactured article,
like most native wines.
This wine is endorsed 10y DrS. Atiea aud
DaVis, and sold by II. f.. Sli:yinakcr.
flS-2wdSw
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W,.sHISGToN, ID. c.. Feb. 1s.-The
House committee on Indian affairs ha,:
undc: consideration to-day the Ponc, qrcs
ton, anI decided owing tol the latencss
OF tie session not to report :, bill to the
House for their relief. They, however,,
instructed the subcommittee to request
the appropriation committee to make an
appropriation OF $3.50, 900 to be used in car
rying ont the agreement with the Poncas.
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VIEW .ADTERTISEMESTS.

We have just placed exhibition Oil
Paintings all handsomely framed They embrace
OF Subjects from the familiar
the celebrated masters Of painting to the illustration
in
Our collection includes
ngs Landscapes Ancient Modern Architecture,
Ruins Character and Costume Studies &C.. Classical
torica! Psychological and Ideal Subjects,
We have number of specimens scuptors
art in beautiful white marble figures
marble columns.
We take pride placing patrons
eving that community appreciate
popuarze class Of ne goods,
tanned except from abroad.
81. z. RHOADS & BRO. Jewelers.
. west King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
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Failure OF ;;riti%ii Iron Masters.

LoHDoS. Feb. l$.-Kirk Brothers, iron
masters Of Work;Hgton ami Marypprt,
have failed Their liabilities are stated at
CLEO. 600. Ii their FORKS are closed a large
number of men will be thrown out Of c:n-
ploy.nent.
Morrison Bros, old established iron
brokers Of Glasgow. have failed. Their
liabilities are serious, but principally ef-
feet Mid dIe,hcrous!l, England.
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The kidneys, :tIr i.tIIrG : siHict.- TO wash
on! the t.ch!is "f oar constantly changing
bottles. If The; do nui work properly The
trouble - !cit everywhere. Then be wise and
Is soon you s;: signs of disorder get Il pack
a. Gi h;rry-W -WUr; ANA take ii faithfully. 1t
Will clean ih9 sluic2-W@y Of San;i. gravel OF
slime ;tn'! purify lhe whole system. Druggists
sell il boh l:uui,! and dry and ii is equally eff
r!"nt ;!!Ir" way i"depeGtirm. iii-IWL.Nw
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Cotton Mills Burned.

BENNINGTON, VT. Feb. lS.-The cotton
mills at Irish Corner near North Benning-
ton, formerly known as Essex mills"
were burned this morning. Cause uu-
known. Loss S35 900. insured for SO. 900.
The property was owned by II. G. Thayer
& Co., of Boston.
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.HeS EDrG i,siTES;.

w York. February Is. - Flour dull,
prices without decided change; super
fine static +; GoYJ %: extra do
S4 .5Ie4 80; choice do 81 5J4l4 %: Etncy
do - S1GSG so; round hoop Oh" ~ 3Jll5 90 +:
choice do at Is 1o0G -: supeGGnc west
crn u C0U3 50: common to SOni en-
ira 90 81 2jlG4 81 choice. do 81 63iI6 ID: choice
white wheat 30 = t0HG O.. So:itie;rn quiet AMI
unchanged; common - fair cE,,t a j3ia
. Is good To choice ,in Is :,Di:6 80
Wheat u shade easier and dull: No . Red,
March, 81 lSI4@l lsI do April, 81 I3l. do
May 81 lSlI
Corn dull without d~ci,!cs! change ::
Mixed western spot, JcgJ.t4c; TO f:turc ails
G9"61%c.
O:tls Il shade lower and fairly active: State,
,,0 Ma;; ':s un tS an;; -. Ho ten 70
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Orrhl II. Hodge. o! Battle Creek Mich
writes. May I6. lS.3 Il upset Il tcakcttic OF
b1iin" hot waiter on lly hand, intlicting IL
very severe sc.,ld. applied DR.. Thomas Ec-
leclric Oil. and ilkc great pleasure in an
nuuncinI To You i!i:.t the effect WAS to Il ay
pain ami prevent bis:GrlMg. | was cured in
three days. We prize i. very hghlya as Il family
inedicine.''
Fer Ss!. -: II. Il. Cnciran. druggist, l"7 and
l::' <Cr;h Queen street, i.:Iic:,>tcr Ia.
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OjSorsiprI- Conduct,

There was quite an excitement kicked
up in the southeastern pant Of the CITY 4
few days ago "u; Of which several suits
are likely to arise. Enaa Arclley, ,co!n!ed,
one of the parties concerned, WAS seat u
Jail for 16 days.
The mayor had before him iii, morning
half Il dozen OF customers. 81 O.! whom
were discharged except Mary Barry. who
was committed for 80 days, AMI Joseph
Wagner for 30 days.
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LoSDoS, Feb. 1S.-A dispatch, from
New Castle 10 the Daily Meas says Gen
eral Sir Evelyn Wood occupied Il COM
manding position on Tuesday night under
cover Of darkness, aud the troops advanc-
Ing on Wednesday were thus protected.
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LEGIL NOTICES.

'ST,YE OF HENRY GAS;EECliT, :.AJE
Il of Lancaster city. Lancaster county, Pa.
,ecra-cd. Letters trstnin"nt:.ry Oh s:tii estate
having been granted to the UEtcrsi: i:,nct!. all
ucrSon, indebted 10 said ti"cC.i"nt request
ed to make immediate settlement. and those
having Chains demands against tn" estate OF
said tIccc'cut. to make known Tie sam" to the
un,Icr Signed without delay. rr~!'iins i'll Ian
caster Pa. ISAAC ID. LUTZ,
JOHN \. EiUSNAN,
i,n3t-Gt,IpiW& Executors.
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Are TOu disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by a sick Child suffering and crying
with the cxcruciatin; pain OF cutting teeth :
IF So, go at once and get IL bottle OF MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will re-
lievc the poor little sufferer iinmedatcly-dc-
pend upon il: there is no mistake about it,.
There j., not a mot her on ealtH who has ever
t:sc'l it, who will not tell you at once that it
will regulate the bowels. and give rest TO the
mother ani relief ana health to the child.
operating ike magic. 1t is perfectly safe 10
use III all cases, ana pleasant to the taste. and
is the prescription OF one OF the Oldest and
best female physicians and nurses in Tie
tnit.l States. Sold everywhere: 2a cents 4
bottle. fobSd&wM,W ,W&F
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DENVER, Col, Feb. ls.-Thc city coun-
ell last night accepted a proposition for
lighting the entire city witt, the Brush
electric light for two years. Tie city IS
to have thirty nights trial Of tho light be-
fore It's final acceptance.
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PHLApELruIA, February 1s.-Reading
railroad stock jumped up over four points
to-day. and IS now quoted at 3Gl. This
is due to the report that Jay Gould had
road.
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"broi;'G'.' i;r1acHi"; YrgcG~~'' :,ci directly
on lie organs Of thc voice. They iE.yc an rN.
t'a3itiinary cncct IN AL GlsorIr:. OF the
Throat al:d IarynN, restoring healthy tone
W :irn relaxed, either IrCln cold OF Ovcr-cXcr-
tin' "i IL" voice. an: rr 'iurc clear and dis
tin"i "nnnr!ati"n. Speakers onH Singers find
III" Tr,;t'rS !i~:..i.i.
Con=!. Cold, Ca.arr!! o. sore Throat re-
uuir'| Immediate attention.. - ncgicC; often
times results in s.:I.ls incui:lbt Lung Disease
- E"o"!'s EFofch:"t TFochcs' will almost i'll
v.ri"hly give r'lirt. limitations are offered for
sale. nanny of which are injurious. ihe 5cnu-
li!c "i'ro"nS HTyG"hiUJ 1!'cci;es' avc sold only
iRtrJ"H. :GDS-ti& wTuIhSS
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THIRD EDITIO n.
FRIDAY EVENING. FEB. ID, 1881.
WE.iTliEl; INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1S.-Fcr the Mid
die Atlantic states, cloudy, rainy weather,
warm, southerly winds, falling barometer.
generally. followed by winds veering to
colder rHthwesterly and by rising barom-
nf
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BosToN. Mass, Feb. 1S.-Tilc small pox
has appeared ut the state prison. Officer
c. :. Robbins having been taken down
with the disease yesterday.
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ShOtlsiy Mill DAMAGED.

BosToS, Feb. 1S.-A fire at Newton
Lower Falls last evening destroyed the
dry house of Sullivan's shoddy mill and
damaged the main building. Loss,
9i0,Gop.
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I'SENIE OF !.i;TV. -. 5:,G!iH, LATE ar
Il the City al La.n":+;er, Pa. '"c'':.-cti.-
Letters OF fatslii!nia!iri- ON on SAID "-tttr nav-
Ing been granite! tf ne !Ii'icrS 2,ncf'. I'll per
sons in'ic thereto are requested 20 make
immediate payment ".!'i thOsc LAWN" claims
or demands :i:s:tin~t the Siinc. VII present
them without delay 20 ~" un'i"r-igncn
EEEElEA 5>ENEH.
h,iIniui-tlatriX,
Or to G.. S,n"r X sons. !.un,h:: and Coal Deal
"r3, y. l.. Corner Prince :I!,'i v a'i.I' Streets,
Lancaster l., PA. jan Z~jtdOaw
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Rev. :. }. Mallory, OF Wyoming, y. Y,
writes: Or. Thom;i,' Ecicciric OH cared
of Bronchitis in one week Ou" dealers all
Say they never sold Il medicine that has given
such complete satisfaction. io! cnGShs, coi.i5
asthma :inG rh"Tlnt! ism.
For sale: by II. y. Cochran, druggist Il. and
i,:;- North Queen street. LunciStrr p:,.
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Large Funeral.

The funeral of Mrs. Emma u. Herr.
wife OF {. G. Her, took place
this afternoon and was very largely
ATTENDED. After impressive religious
services at the late residence al decreased,
the body was borne to Woodward Hill
cemetery. where tho final ntcrment took
place. There We're nearly thirty carriages
filled with mourning relatives and friends
IN the funeral procession
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAhPIE SDTiCl:.

II is impossible tor . woman after faithful
course of treatment with Lydia f. Pinl.hIIn'3
Vegetable Compound to continue TO suffer
with Il weakness OF TIE uterus Enclose
s:a,nD 20 Mrs. Lydia Z. PinkhGm. 2s3 Western
avenue. Lynn Mass, fer pamphlets.
iy2ll ;deol&w
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a .src:.k at the city i:Cs&ryuir.

This morning at an early hour ii was
discovered that the south wall OF the west
reservoir had sprung 4 leak near the water
line, about six feet cast of the leak that
occurred last week This leak. like The
other, was caused by the frost and the
tlaw that followed. The superintendent
was promptly OH hand and lowered the
water to level below the break, and will
take measures to have the damage done
speed lily repaired.
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,sTATf: OF JANE, ". ;:nEY, LaTEOr

F'STATE OF JANE, ". ;;iEI, I-zT T. or
IL the cit Of Lancaster. deceased. The uu-
her-gnci Auditor. appOiTt ted tOtiis;ri,ufc the
balance remaining in the iiaT'!s Of Julia i:lIcy,
:rtii;niSt tritrix OF james W EIcy, to and
Ia pas on exceptions 10 her account. viii sit
for that pIrpGS. on TT t'L~DNi. Ei:i:C NRI
=. ISL 1T 0G'cinck a. H.. in the Library Room
of the Court HOUSE. in the city of lancaster,
where all persons Interested in said '.iStribu
ton and exceptions may attend.
WM. \. AiI.EE.
iaI2r.,., ,nJW Auditor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-18

"Th"y tI'' not It beverage. bui :. medicine,
will! curative properties OF the highest de
gree, containing 40 poisonous dru@s. They
10 not teal down an already ieb!litatcd sys-
t2in, bu: build il ;in. one b0t;lU contains more
hops, tl3i j.. more real hon strength than Il
barrel al ordinary beer. Every druggist in
Rochester *"ii:; them, and the r!iyscans pre-
scribe Them. '-ii""iicsirr Evening Express
Hop Filters. i;1-2wG&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-18

"Err!"nS H,'lHraiHi Yrochcs' a"c used with
advantage !G alleviate Cou-cil| Sore Throat,
iiuii-rnc>s and Bronchial A.!cctiums For
thirty years t'<0 frrcllcs iilvc been III ilsr.
with annually increasing favor They arc not
n"" and Tn:ri"si. bat. having hcan tce.ca! by
wide and constant uSo ior nearly an entire
generation. they have attained wtl-M..riic:i
ran; aii"nS lii: :cw staple remedies. of the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-18

INSTATE OF iSIDlIA, II 5sE.i.G.T. LATE
IL OF Lancaster city. deceased. Letters OF
administration On said estate having been
granted to the r.n'"r-isnci ali p.r-ons in.
icbtch TO said ,!:cc:.cnt r:qu' S.c,i 10 make.
immediate settlement. and thGs" having claims
or ''clan,s against TIE estate Of said dcs:'ient,
to make them known tU the undersigned " itii-
on; delay, residing, in Lancaster.
jani:S6ttOawE W.C. IitNSEL.