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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-21

TAKE NOTICE THAT "A PROPOSED
/ Act of Assembly, entitled An Act to re-
peal the 7th Section OF an Act entitled \ Sup
Element to the Charter OF the City of Lanc;ts-
ter passed thu, Goth day of March, \. D., 1862"
will be introduced during the present session
Of the Legislature.
Tho purpose OF the proposed Act IS to
equalixe the fees paid for services rendered by
the Mayor OF the City of Lancaster in cases Of
vagrancv, drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct with those paid to other magistrates.
JSOT MAcGONIG LIE,
jan21-ltdT Mayor.
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ANOTH EK BALLOT
without Elocting u Sonxt or.

Without Elocting u Senator.
HARRISBURG, Jan. 21.-The fifth ballot
for United States senator was taken to-day
without effecting an election, as follows :
Oliver, 80; Wallace, 81; Grow, So; Mac
Veagh, 2; Agnew, /; Baird, 1; Snow
den, l Hewitt, 1. There were "a number
of pairs and only 234 members were pres
ent. The convention adjourned until to-
morrow at 10 o'clock.
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4 sEVERE STORM.
Observation-Disclosures.

Last night about Q o'clock severe
Storm of rain and wind set in and contin-
ued almost without intermission all night
and the greater part Of 10 day. The temrera-
turc being below the freezing point, the
rain froze as it fell, forming a CLASSY
sheet upon the payements and making it
almost impossible for people to keep their
feet upon them. Scores of pedestrians,
perhaps hundreds, " sat down upon - the
paw yemcnts, some of whom received severe
injuries Which will he found reported else
where.
Grca: damage was done to telegraph
lines by the storm. Twelve of those on
the Pcnns ylvania railroad line We're blown
down ut kinzcr's station, one ut Diller
Vile and five at Locust Grove. Four poles
on !l,c Western Union line, 4 short dis
tance west OF Christiana, were blown
down. The wires were badly tangled.
Emanuel Gundaker's feet slipped from
under him at Reese's livery, North Queen
street, and he sustained very severe
sprain Of the right wr st, il, indeed, one
Of the bones be not fractured, his hand
being swollan to twice its natural size.
Ida Ruth, aged 16 years, who lives in
tic family of Norris Levy, Oh East King
street, fell at Zahm's corner this morning
and broke her arm. G. A. Locher attend
cd it,
This morning as VIM. Fuhrman, butcher,
was driving on West Chestnut street near
Prince, his horse fell npon the ice and
broke the shafts of the wagon to which he
WAS attached.
Other Accidents on leo.
Mrs Catherine Costello, the lauil.lress,
while walking en- West King street yester-
day afternoon about O'Clock. fell upon
tie ice in front of Mrs. NJ. "A. Edwards s
millinery store. and broke the bones of her
left arrl near the wrist. DR.. Boyd adj djasted
the broken bones and Mrs. Costello is doing
WELL
Antliew Lcbkiclier fell Oh the ice on
North Duke street, and broke one Of his
fore fingers.
Wm. ii. Richardson fell Oh North Queen
street near Chestnut this morning, and
slid in sittin. position for several yards.
Mrs. Eate Curran, residing on East
Chestnut street near Ann, fell Oh the ice
yesterday and sustained severe injuries,
but broke no bones.
Between and 8 o'clock last evening,
Frank Samson, aged about Is years, son
Of Alderman Samson Of the Sixth ward,
fell on North Queen street above the rail-
road, and striking his leg against an iron
gas stop or some other sharp projecting
object laid open his leg to the bone just
below the knee cap. He was carried to
his home, and DR.. Weicllans summond to
attend him. His wound is very painful,
but not necessarily dangerous.
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Fire! Fire! Fire!

The man who tried to build fire with wet
wood. acts in damp fuel-ish manner. and IS
as bad as man refusing to take Spring Bios
som when his face Is covered with pimples and
he's suffering from Indigestion. Bllfousness
For sale by II. B. Cochran, druggist. l37 and
l39 North Queen street, Ian Icaster, Pa.
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Coughs.

- Bropn's bronchial Tr0ches' are used with
advantage to alleviate Coughs, Sore Throat,
iioarscncss and Bronchial Affections. For
thirty years these Troclles have been In use,
with annually increasing favor. They are not
new and untrfetl, but, having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained well-lnoritcd
rank amcng the few staple remedies of the age
The Throat.
I" Bt0Eh'S Bronchial Iroches" act directly
ON the organs ofthc voice. TLey have AL cx-
raor.iinary effect in all disorders of the Throat
and Larynx, restoring Il healthy tone when re-
laNed, either from cold or Over-cxertiOn OF the
voice, and produce a clear and distinct cMunci-
alton. Speakers and Singers find the TrOci,es
useful.
\ Cough, Cold, Catarrh Ol Sore Throat re-
quires immediate attention, rs neglect Often
times results i'll some incursible Lung Disease.
- BroWa's bronchial Troc'.es" -" will almost In
variahly give relief. limitations are offered for
sale, many OF which are injurious. The gcnu-
inc "BrOm MS bronchial 1roches" arc sold
only la bO;cx. ianlj-lyI& THIS
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Accident to an Aged Lady.

Mrs. Mary A. Geiter, residing at No
420 Lafayette street, aged about s. years
and mother of Henry NJ. Geiter, met with
an accident this morning. She was stand.
ing at the door when it blew shut with
such force as to throw her out into the
gutter, injuring her about the head and
body.
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NPORTs1IEN TAKE NOTICE.

CPORTSMEN TAKE NOTICE.
- The New Tep Pin Alleys in the basement
story of the Inquirer building, North Queen
street, are now finished and will be open for
The proprietOrs, Muckle Hoffman, offer
premium OF s. in gold to the person who strikes
the highest number of pins in q game with Is
the second highest. Games open from l0o'ciock
In the morning until IL O'Clock in the evening
ELEM MUCKLE,
DANIEL HOFFMAN,,
ltd Proprietors.
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The PENNSYLVANIA railroad comp,ny are
erecting three large gas lamps Oh beanti-
full brackets at t!i': doors of the restaurant
in the deput which IS kept by John sides.
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r.. A. SOTHE ERN.

Death of tho Famous Comedian.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 21.-The Erenthg
Telegraph says private cablegram from
London, received here this morning, says
that f A. Sothern, the actor, is dead.
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SAMPLE NOTICE.

Ii Is imDussible tor woman after faithful
Course OF treatment with Lydia f. PinEllam's
Vegetable Compound to continue to suffer
with II weakness OF the uterus Enclose a
stamp 10 Mrs. Lydia +. Pinkham, s3s Western
avenue. Lynn, Mass, fer pamphlets.
jy291ydeOd&w
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MlSCELLl1NEOIS.

VIyANTED-AT TuIS OFFICE COPIES
w Of the DAILY lNtELG.IGESCER OF
JANUARY p, 1870, and SEPrEMEER2 2 1870
(l2Gtfu
q O'CLOCK COFFEE Is The PUREST
o and best for the Breakfast Table.
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
ia North Queen Street.
junsO-lm,i Lancaster, Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-21

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
i holders Oft the American Mechanics Build
ing and Loan Association will be held on Sat
urday evening, I'D, at o'clock, in COyles
building, No. 80 East King street. Election of
OnhcerS, Auditers' Report. SC.
Money for sale. Thirteenth series OF stock
Will be issued and shares in the same sold to
borrowers only. WN. T. .JEFFERlES,
jan3O-3td Secretary.
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ais wiz S8r be- LoaSffSfGS 9eesived 10 9Se
Treasurer for any portion or the whole amount
Of the above loan Of Mt. Joy Borough School
a Se m 81
trtct Board, and due in twenty years, bearing
four percent. interest per annum payable semi
annually, free from all taxes. The above bonds
will be issued under a general act of Assembly
May &, 1876, to redeem tho unpaid portion OF
$l5,UG0 of School Bonds issued in 1872 under
special act of Assembly of 1853. BY order of
the School Board.
B. NJ. GRElDER. President,
PA. PYLE, Treasurer.
tan2l- 2l-tfebld<w Committee, Mt. Joy.
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DEA SOUP LUNCH WILL BE SERVED
Il every morning at 10 o'clock at the South
ern Exchange hotel. This soup is the same as
the celebrated soup served during the Prussian
and French war. Give it trial.
1an2l-2td* GEO. WALL, Proprietor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Disease prevented and medical bills lessened
by timely use OF Malt Bitters.
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NEW ADYEREISEMENES.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE POSTPONED
~ for the present. The Real Estate belong
Ing to the estate of Frederick Pyle, deceased,
advertised tor sale this evening ut the Key.
stone House. will not be offered ut this time.
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Nothing is too good for OUR baby-no, not
even Cuticura Soap.
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DUPREZ & BEME:DICTS

FAMOUS MINSTRELS
AND MILITARY ROY Al. BRASS BAND.
"a MEMBERS IN NUMBER. ~
9 ACCOMPLISHED VOICED HoCALIsTs
u IN BAND PARADE,
20 IN PART FIRST. -
GREAT SONG AND DANCE ARTISTS 4
IA CELEBRATED MUSICIANS. n
l BURLEsQUE PRIMA DONNA 1
COMICAL. END MEN.
l RENOWNED VOCAL QUINTETTE.
POPULAR FAMOUS COMEDIANS 8
ECCENTRIC PLEASANT EANJOIsrs.
BRILLIANT CLOG STARS.
80 VARIED FEATURES OF MERIT. 50
Prudential, Scale OF Family Prices adopted:
TICKETS NLY..........:...:5 4 IS Cts.
Reserved Seats SOLD III Opera NOnse without
extra charge. jan20-3td
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LEG.lL NOTICES.

LHSTATE OF THOMAS - KELLY, ;.ATE
II OF Lancaster city. decreased. Letters OF
administration on sai.i estate having bccA
granted to the undersigned, all persOEs in
dcbted to said dccC,ient arc ie,iu.stetl to make
immediate settlement and I hose havi ing claims
demands against the estate OF said decea,ent,
to make them known to the Undersigned with
out delay, residing i'll Lancaster.
jan136ttlOaw< W. u. HENSEL.
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stock N nr K0t.
NEW YORK STOCKs.
Stocks weak.
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A Lucky Minister.

Rev. n: }. Mallory, of Wyoming, n. T.,
writes: DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil cured me
of Bronchitis in one week. Our dealers all
say they never sold u medicine that has given
snch complete satisfaction, for coughs, colds
asthma ana rheumatism.
For sale by IL. Ii. Cochran, druggist, III and
l59. North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
Ii is impossible to find a cough amt cold
medicine to compare favorably with Dr.
IIrOwnins's Z. 4 T.. Cordial. 1t is pleasant to
the taste. searches out the affected parts, and
silently but ctfectually accomplislies its mis-
sion. We advise any one tronble.i with a
cough or cold to give 1t Il trial. 1t will speedily
help cOnsumptivcs. Asthmatic troubles soon
disappear, and the patient afflicted with that
terrible complaint should at once procure
bottle. Price, 90 cents. 1t yonr druggist does
not sell 1t, send direct to DR.. Browning, lll7
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. jljlwd
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in this city, and the one belonging to
Mr.. Croft, recently partly destroyed by
fire. ----
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LSTATE. OF R. W. SHENK, LATE OF
montary on said estate having been granted to
the undersigned, NIL persons indebted thereto
are requested to make immediate settlement,
and those having claim, or demands against
the same, will present them without delay for
settlement to the undersigned.
MARY :. Il. SHENK.
Executrix.
W. LEANAN, Atty. d35tdOaW
INSTATE OF HENRY DISAS;HDAK, LATE
II of the city OF Lancaster. deceased Let
tiers OF administration said estate having
been granted to the undersigned, all persons
indebted thereto requested to make in,me
d1ate payment, AMI those having claims or de
mandS against the same Will present them
without delay for settlement to the under
signed, residing in the city OF Lancaster.
PHILIP Il. DRACHBAR,
HENRY DRACHBAR. JK,
ALBERT DRACHBAk,
JSO. NJ. AMwKa, Atty. Administrators.
nGl6tdOaw
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ENTERTLALNAENTS.

EULTON OPERA HOUSE.
SATURDAY, JANUARY az.
CHAS. II. DCPREZ, Director anu sole prop'r
Extraordinary Announcement % Years
one Continued Triumph, announcin. the
appearance in this city OF
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IISTATE OF HENRY GUNDAKER. LATE
II of Lancaster city, deceased. Letters OF ati-
ministratiOn on said estate having been grant
ell to the undersigned, all persons indebted
thertO are requested to make Immediate pay
ment, and those having claims or demands
against the same, will present them without
delay for settlement to the undersigned, resi'l-
ing in Lancaster city.
SARAH T.. GUNDAKEK,
DIR. GEO. X. WELCnANS,
WM. X. WILSON, Administrators.
A. T.. KEINOEHL,
Attorneys nOylJ6tdOaW
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HSTATE OF Il. BENEDICT BO)S, LATE
IL of the city OF Lancaster, deceased. Let
ters testamenfary on said estate having been
granted to the Undersigned, all persons in
lebted thereto arc requested to make imnc,ti-
ate payment, and those having claims or dc
manGs against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement to To the under
s1gnod residing I'm the city OF Lancaster.
MICHAEL II EERBUSH,
Executor.
JNO. 4. COYLE. Atty. ianIt6i,lOaw
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1ISTATE Of JEREMIAH NAUMAN LATE
II OF Lancaster city, deceased. The UNDER
signed Auditor, appointed to distribute the
balance remaining in the hands of Maria Bau-
man and VIM. 81. Rex, executors, to and
among those legally entitled to the same, will
sit tor that purpose ON THURSDAY. JANU-
AIRY 20, 1881, at o'clock y. H., in the Library
Room of the Court House, In the city OF Ian
caster. where AL persons interested in said dis
tributiOn may attend. W. LEAMAN,
tls0AtlOaw Auditor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-20
CONGRESSIONAL,
PROCEEDIAGs IN BOTH HOUSES YES.
TERHAH. Z
Pending BllI Passed In the HOnss-
Proposition TO Exclude n Members
Vote Because He iaa Director of
National Bank-DlyeEs IbIuES
Discussed In the Senate.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, January l9,-A bill re
ported from the Judiciary Committee, BY
Mr.. Garland, to relieve Richard Fathsrly
OF Arkansas, from political disabilities
gave rise to discussion upon the criticism
by Hoar and Edmundb, that Mr.. Falherly'l
petition did not sh forth any otEenst
bringing him within the scope OF Consti
tutlonal prohibition, but merely set forth
that he had held and resigned the office oI
military store keeper at the opening OF the
rebellion.
Mr. Edmunds characterised such repre-,
sentatiOn as tTiaing with Congress.
Mr.. Garland, replying to the structures
Of Edmunds, who, he said, seemed TO be
the censor Of the Senats, explained that
the stOrekeeper's stores were seized In the
hands Of Fatharly at the Arsenal ut Little
Rock, and that under the political bonds
put upon the county, under the hell
broth Of reconstruction hO had not been
allowed to vote. The petitioner supposed
the cause Of this was some political disa.
billty and therefore sought this relief,
Mr., Edmunds disClaImed having said
ar M
awning 70 ouenu tue senslollilies OF the
SENATOR rom AlkAnsas, aaTIGnd, ana
supposeq Lhe seSator responsible loi the
ptSul.stl'iss o! lne Petin9n; m r.,
on .he tnlIu Iegu'ng o' me Dill MI. Ed
lnunas i uelnanHt ~ tne ayes anu noes,
Wnlcn IssuIea 81 70 10 "a the nna,
passage OF ttI tms Dlll Ne repeated NJ m,s demand
wnen tne pll % was GsleaIeu by So 10 10 not
'Wn'Inifus ~ Tue lntmSllVe'
nj lSGa'lS from me VOmmlttee on To-
aiSn tlS Analrs1 reported ,ayor9aOly on the
oIII 10 pIoVlue ior the sale o. lanIs DslHng'
lnE 70 ne prairie Lanus OF the Paltowam'
.nis VII lnulans snI lot olher purposes, anu =
olIi % ptoVIue lor the SAFE oil the lands OF
the Miami INDIANS IN Kansas. Placed on
the calendar.
MI uroome rom me Eommittee on
Olalms, reported Osck the bill making an
appropriation lor The compensation ol
cOlleCtoIs o. customs acting as superln'
tenHen@ ,Een ol lIgnt houses ior the fiscal years
O. 1870 and 1877 ), with the recommen..
latlon Lhst the Committee be discharged
rom ConsiIeraSion, anu the Dill was re-
ierTeu 10 the COMMITTEE on Approprla;;
Ilons, Us " Wss one ioF payment, not Of
claim, put o. deticency,so 40 ordered.
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Mr.. F. A. Hall, Of Wheeling, was In
the city yesterday.
Miss Youman, Of Canada, will lecture
in this city on Friday evening, January
2O.h. She advanced good recommends.
tiOns, and 1t is 10 be hoped Bhe will have a
good house.
A high time was had 10 the High School
Of this city yesterday afternoon. The 80.
luton OF problem had been placed on
the blackboard, an over II was written
tue word "presetve." At noon Miss
Ada Jones added 10 this, "by
order OF the teacher" When MI.
Irwin noticed this he grew fairly
wild, as he commonly does, and called II
impudenCe, and ordered the lady 10
either II AXE an apology or take her books
and leave the room, which che refused to
do; and he then attempted to force her to
leave. By his jerking and pulling and other
common modes OF abuse he succeed.
ed in hauling her out Of the room. But by
some way she mabsged TO get back into
the room. The Superintendent was called
aud Miss Ada left like q lady. This thing
OF q teacher growing 80 angry that he eau
not control himself is beComming CON
mon thing in this city, and two years ago
tha teacher OF the High School was dis.
charged for this very reason. Let the
Board look the matter up.
Wo are glad to see Mr.. Tappan able 10
be about again.
The Uity Hall is being fat put into con.
ditlon for use. A good move 10 the city
for once.
lot Of Mr.. Wiley In Sheets addition, on
which he will build in the spring. He paid
$3.50 Tor II.
MeSsts. Reese Rossar and JohnItiable
paid up yesterday Tor throwing SNOW balls,
81 30 each.
Mr.. VIM. Porter, Of Pittsburgh, and
Mrs. Lizzie Porter, Of New Castle, Pa, who
have been visiting DR.. Mcclure, left for
their homes yesterday.
The time for paying delinquent taxes
has been extended ten days.
The U L. concert will be on Tuesday
evening, January % b.
Mt. Arthur McClain took biz Hled fall
oil boys aud girls through town yesterday
and from the appearance no lees than
thirty we're on the eled and they sang
"Pull fjr The Shore" and gave the CiLI.
Zens q free CONCERT.
Miss Katie Bippus, Of this city, who
has been In Cumberland, Md, for some
three months past returned TO this city
on Tuesday.
MI. George Woodbridge has taken the
responsibility Of editing the Belidirs Demo.
cfdt this week.
A splendid lime was had at the dance
in Central Hall Tuesday night. We learn
that there will be aHothAf dance In the
same place 10 morrow evening.
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WORRIED womEs.
The Female SnHrnElSm Pass y Get OF
keaDlVedS.

The Female SnfrrnEiSta Pass y Bet OF
EeaOlVeds.
WAsHiSaToN, January 19,-The follow.
Ing resolutions were submitted to the
National Woman's Suffrage Association
to-day;
ReSOlUtd. That suffrage or aelf.govern.
ment Is a National inalieuable right and
not a privilege that any government can
confer or Justly withhold.
ReSolred. That we are q nation and not
COnederaCy OF States. We are all citi.
gems, first Of the United States; and sec.
ond Of the States wherein we reside.
Hence The right OF self government
should be guaranteed by the National
Constitution 10 all, citizens that
with the ballot ln their hands they
may protect themselves everywhere under
our htV.
Resolved, That the woman Of this Nation
have not as much TO fear from "Snlid
South" as from "white male dynasty" In
which they have no representation.
WHEREAS, A party must have come vital
Issue to give IL life; and
WHEREAS, The two great political par.
ties are alike divided on lluance, Tree
trade and labor reform; therefore
! ReSOlUtd, That the party that would
triumph In 1884 would be wise enough TO
place the women suffrage plank ID lie
platform, the most important question oi
human right now before the people for
consideration.
Rtsoipd, That 10 exempt the clergy and
church property from taxation, while Ia.
boring men and women must bear added
burdens, is to recognize o privileged order
In the union Of church and State, an old
monArChical idea, opposed to the secular
natnre af out government
Re Olued. That II is The duty oi Congress
TO submit 10 the several States q conslitu.
tlonal amendment securing TO the women
citizens the right Of suffrage, and before
adj ,ufning to pass the bill now on the
calendar providing con tnittee 10 cor.
slider the rights Of women.
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II seems strange that anyone will suffer
from the many derAnyemenis broughlor by
an impure condition Of the bood, when
HcoVil's sa'saparilla and stillinRia, OF Blood
aud Liver Syrup will res ore perfect hea th TO
the physi al organization II Il indeed q
STRENGTHENING syrup, pleasant TO take, ard has
proven itselft "a be the best blood purifier ever
di.cOveted, tiFeUtually curing &C Oiuia syp
hiliih disorders weAkhe's Of the kidneys,
erYsplias malaria oil nervous disorders and
d bllity, bilious complaints and all diseases
indicating an Impure condition VI the blood,
liver, Minej 9, stomach skin, etc. II lGorrects
Indigestion A sing butt'e will prove to on
it' merits a. a hea th tenewet. for II acts lihe
q charm, especially when the complaint 10 Ol
ad exhaustive nature, having a tendency TO
lessen the atuiaI Vigtr u tbs brain aud
nervous System.
carries Bank Building, Btideep1ft, Ohio, also
Logan, List 4 Co., Wholesales Agents, Wheel.
Ing, W. Va TrHs4w
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NEw YoRK, January 19-The Graphic
says oIlhe telegraph consolidation: Gould
now owns the majority Of the present
Western Union and by consolidation oI
several oI The companies will control the
m'iolity Of the joint stock. Any new
BOARD oil directors that 10 chosen will be In
bis interest ard in that Of lis friends. The
American Union and the Atlantic (
fssltic TELEGRAPH Companies will BY pres.
shtatfahgtmeht disappear entirely "A con.
uolling GVehts, although the slnckholdeTH
h." na'n,ain separate Organic ,tions IA
~. ~ t, Nstn done hv the United Road and
Nans, ,s VomIhnieS,n ni New Jeney. Since
W. Rae 70 the Pennsylvania Railroad
VsUSwpsany, sSS The stock both Of the present
NS Hnu ol The new Western Udion, so iar AZ
iIuv VVnuol Of the Board IL concerned. ia
sS.. ~ IeW hands, and the present Boatd,
E.eh shonld no new one bs ohnssn Intil
isSSs, islnIeI, ais, Will probably act In The Ia.
nCS " nose whb control the Consolida.
iSs IN" .HtnefS Thcm,s T. Eckert viii be
Sos, ~, lee President and General Mar.
sS,o, sSS, W NE combined companies Ths
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