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, 1881-11-24
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THE eot!cet'ons 0" au''aole Rooas "no"uie"
Ar t,,o eu,,. .r.reosurv veatoriav xpotNDD In oold
'.4st Nv 49,. -. ~, ~ .s .a,.'o All, Al.
WIS fccelse! anu F1o'oo" ~ .no 1a1Ae e'"' MA
burtcu.
Cnttrt.ron su1r,.'s commtss,pn eypircs Dec
4 ~ ,hat :, ,1,n;.In ri ,hn ,nn,,1r, nncafInn ~
VINO u TO oo l1s 6accosaorIhny ~ expeete" Apous
tint lMtC.
r,,, ,.,r,,u ,,,,,uo ra,,,,ta routor,,ov
4hh '".efnatn'..o"u" ~ " 'sIe't.n ~. m 80 ~
amounted TO s4o,l"''' OF Which SUI" was loe
sp'aus. S"oi" LOT e'R@ts' So'oio aoe 'op'ceo' "A'
$.t-Ud Tor oces.
t,uAp,rs scnw1sxrsponrr. OF No. poe South
"o"u h.'e'., "Ns no'u ~ s's o"un ~ ,,s,.".
missioner HoSho yeateEuay lot sel1tns Atquor
without Il }!cenAr.
,r,v E,,1,rot ,,r,rd tur,, i1fa mn, tn,ltck Tim
~. tsuo." t.a"u !s .,,., w.. ~. ...n. s.,r,.
gnns ot .s'nnss.o'a arFes.S" % sono meu.s IN.
t,crstaulug with thu Government, All nt tho
Ct,ses viii t,rO6AUty b. cutnproutsci on tho pay.
Ment OF tiio dulles u;d peunitIos, amounting in
tho ngKregate to sever!i thousand dpIlnrs.
CoiIEcTon sal1;, is pushing yiaoro,,sly tho
,nto tne uonss ol to sIi.tnIs
ns'h Ms Gnssudia. . e1 mo m. ,'Va. X.
~ cunpnttS VIII u E91m nuxne ky. IMAM; nG
psuposss u o4nMi.n" ~. Mu!. ~ ~ shGnh E9S
crookea trnnsaosi9tss tnG @ ~ r. H., m,v"
H. w' take severMt nys yet TO- m eonntGt9 s tao
Work, NJ llio cot,cnisl1n ~ "n'o1 sono a'"''lae
chan9cs tnay oe aht1e'p"teu' ..........
4 NAwIlER pccuttur ppstNt cAse wns brought be-
forp Commissioner fiuync yestertlny which IT.
wolves parties Dr proln!nence l.. D. Leo was for
itiy, f6omns 4 CO, Sunie tno Ag0 BE- severed bis
frl1t !luitu{t
, 1881-11-24
QIPHIHERlA.

Tho different Stnte Boards OF Health arc
notifying the public tint dlplIthoriu, small
pox, etc., contracted from germs carried sew
cral blocks In tho sewers Is as fatal as when
contracted by direct exposure to ono sick
with 1t. There arc over Thousand houses
connected with the sntlIo sower that your
ay cases sof Of fsetios iseascs s@ ,sro aro
I'll tIl0se l,ousesp There Is hut ono positive
preventive for udeso gcr,ns coming into your
house. Ilaysn Ger,niclle put iii ut once.
The constant How Of chemical kills tie germs
Of disease. The ThymolIns vAror purites
tho A!r Of the house. Office of the Gerullclllo
Is ut 3D5 }Vubnsh avenue.
, 1881-11-24
THANKSGIVING-DAY.

Misunderstanding nt the Rink.
Afr. Ferguson will oiror special attractions
for lovers Of the sport by having three scs-
stons, and at tho afternoon and evening erl-
tertaln,nents n full band, mud Mr.. Mayer will
give one Of Ills uneQlluIcd exhibitions Of fine
skating at ench of these sessions, which In
itself will bo well worth the prieo of ndsn!s-
sion. Rink corner Michigan avenue md
CONGRESS street, d.
, 1881-11-24
NJ iKI<tGE IJf,ENv,,,,


Henry tnmrhnusc. fsD West l;tqhtnnr,t t-~---,.-6
jennin 1Iorllbnset. gu Wn.. t.9hiceHn, "."..,a
Nolc siar"hy' hrxt"n i'art.' II, H. ......".."s
5ss" lia." I a!,% s"Tsf, i,tsst ,ss FsFx FisFk. i
slNKpls i.inras. ii ilenr Gut. x
5ssssiis 5s'''' ,flsti i,rsek. 'ssinHe
i4sselH I'!ck!nss,r Ch!cnvtt
hm9sN| sary NoI.on lI'vaflsaM soMIss G,.'si GSayo.
AnRastlna Olann, ch!cngo.. ........'''. '..A
Anna Cornsy. :..,...... .n
ssl' M,1''; <. XIII iteaf"a. ahsaHr t',v;sS
kathrlio IL DDpldWo. Ctileap,,
Charles tohnans, t;hI,ssu.. '''.".a
tau,us T. King. EllicaRo .,,.,,.,,. '''''' s'...1
Ann Knaf1. Chicago.
!an anian. Ei!lSnEta. '''''a
e"ncp"tno ntf"in Cl'chN.. .............,,."'l''E
sarah Mnrcfan lis Moth Giask;. ".a
sits &aaie rssEos, this:ssE;
i!asanIs :: nS"it Il. cnas;1PsG a";Psf, u:;:
l,otor Nrbbc.. Aurorn
nm1. Iisnr1y ha,GssSfi, a,nSSFi,na Gh'ssKo;
lEdru.No tennls. Chicago .........,,... '.4 ~
{John A1therr, ChlC,t40 0.....,.,,,,..,.. '''''1s
mlnu uiflel,. ChlcnHo.
ynnes ts Carpenter
tHhu9A McIAoes Cn1chRD D..............,,,.. ''s'"!
}Sisarss kas 'S'i Washsnsso;n. hia'; i....."a
iSmsl Mog5''sEty; g'sy Ghisago
Wolf stnrks. GflIrnao. '''.a
Lollh 6telIllnH. ChlenEU..
, 1881-11-24

TIC following marrIaro lisonscs Toro issuod 1os.
terlnys
Eams: ,Sss ana rsstssnss: 5!sTa:;o ..... Aesf;
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sasy MaGSuss. thiasS tH;ssSo
sasss sss csn q tSs IL wsss
H1saSe l'as, S'ssss.o
}ss' hass vssl*ags vSsll!as quAh!Ss$s %
9Hhn mrs 4 & &vos9;ss5; Gh!eaxo
atHsy oeapes, eA'ehkos'.
1siafi1a K Gsisu.
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ass'es ss spass aae9sS rs Guo IL
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Martin ~ itrbIn: y FL Arnod tr1sd
S"e j. @ s,stoa. SsiS Gh:$o: .a
hnatSKT fsIs K5,t1st ssnEal M;aS.i1s Ess1stoG
fosa Dyor.
ss;y 1sF,yh Il + las9s.. E nseSisa SSisS2 K
tNoe i: sampson.
{Jnhn T. J0hns1il. Chicago o....."................!
AtaFy H. tlaaKo, thcagu..
sIaf; aIy ti.ol iIai.s GSIs,a3.
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3Jphn Festtax, ?M ....
, 1881-11-24

Il Is very desral!e ti,at oni1tr'oatons anosht DO
sers II, nS ~ is s.,.unc, fuv sopcs. that
1ne % :mtM.:n III .ls n,,r a aer o.ia. ~
,Ho ,o,r ,, NJ. M 1intn" fos fme,rnbes rnar
iHuif n,.a ,nh .ni i,oe,nt, "vet.,,as
MIla. Il. e. HAMftt,
M!s. IftnMAs LICE.
"'S' T. W. s. 'tS%aHf: tSn'nsso.
MonE wEsT SIDE srt'gET RAILWAY T'tAcKs.
Yhc West lsy.s,on ssreet-cAr company witt
rperssso e, liz ,,ow Ina a. ioIiows: starting
eo,ttt, M or Fifth ayemuo to Harrison street; wrst
uvruuu to tIluii, piacc; wcs. on Giipin plct, to
I.ooulis street: su.,tl, on l.ou'nis to Pdlk; md
s,t IN po street 10 xsstSsn ';6 n nss1s' rltS ThS
nytisuc, ilnrr!sun strSut. Ccnlro avenue. Ls,onla
street., und Polk street. Wrst-buund cars Will
rnlnw eass viii run north uM i.ootnIs street to
Surnou park phuce ind thetice east 10 Centro
o. G asq s;qces and ysTaS 4
row. fila starting point dawn town for tho chrs
% the ney lns: when { Is 1n!'t, WY 10 M st Issn,
isnreu ip a anS Twsft' s Is strcet ,i,es. Inc '' 40 ''
r,1y ,tor;srt, u11nnru.
r,, nT'r,s ~ ;so t,,',"r ~ ro,co NJ
Tho persistent oHofts nl ING tulnl ~ Ioncoutt
Evanston an'o taileu 70 uiiG!t ahH new iactS M ~
Tue nsnTasf s, "t 'ran Ma "sn III
IOwns II y te I, .uus @ n",,t sn -, tcEn s,,a
r,,i"a w,eGS S Y ~, exury ,hin ~ Fl
ia,yIu u tho imssIllp Glow Furnished as tu Ills
identity. kilograms hAvu been sent tu toflHn,
Ind, bit as Set nothing has been received from
pSSo hS s ; o 81 @ Gta
WIS tItlt very ctllnnlon tramp, Ia puzzIiug tho
ofllrors not little.
BEWARE OF DRINK.
Charles Fcars00. Il yo1l!lg !nnn, receht!y ~ the
employ o. FemnnI 1 O. q M!!ler, commission aa
undoubtedly rearc.s 'lnv:rG yielded to the tcMp..
tntion to Inka drink lust ,Eht. tur It. deprived
him or his liberty. Lust Thursuny evening
Il Mir. IorinR, who has 'tesk. .rool In tho nce of
tho nhoyo strI!, saw young Penrs"i leAvanu tao
rnonl where tho safe Is kept. IHd. upon, 'nhkilR
cnyercii thnr from *i,6D to xl,aD III
cash hsioak!ag to the tlrtn a., 'yas "a. massinE, n
A. ny bs o rsrson @ 9 v 4ot ~, sSow p
In fMrt, llis employers concluded thMt 40
wouldn't show up ~ all It s not prooaole that ,1
be wt,ultl hAvc dunG 90 hAh It mol peen tnr lilo
drink hD tDok. Lust night Mr. Miller,
tho Jl,oF member Of tne iltti, fhsnea 'ato M tno
s;",i.,s ~ n oi,nr "nt tTfionncii Tint
1it.mTr mi, m th. r,tfitrr, in i'm nntr,i- guu)n
drove rnpdy t1 nist saio"n It rfh ,hq ,sns Perth.
,rh"re ttey wHro ,,trectcd by Mr. Miller. isrc
theY s' fo,.n t " poarsun, Who - was }us imu.o,,ie
vovSr 81 nfaxy vr eg,o ~ .t, IN S ina ~ k no
oharxss s.. oi burglary md carrying aoaeealsd
"eapo"s. s.,,,,. =, .,,, ,,,,,,,x ,o,,,rv
TonK OF TIE HUMANE SOCIETY.
p0 clses of reportcd dcssitutlou, tsl.truntnlcnt
Of children. 9n!n'nis otc:, rsssu'nT , KY ehi!aroi,
Of tho society has uecn called 10 tho nuwsHir9s,
and active measures are taking 10 1es.ore tl,oso
sss ~ Tia ti.a ottcss 10 sms chnri"Gis INSTITUTION.
ComnIaint e lnde E,at Thy otllccrs % not huyo
the synpa,hy " The public IN, J., tl,nlr work; s;
terday thut moro th9n tialf II tho
are Era,la. ttg bud serit Il "bll1id' peddlGr OF
tH 1lnkA rnftI1H IL tHHu mink III. ttnY ttWlth.
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RETGART'S OLD RRANDY.

or all their Ills AMI aches. he II, howe,
strictly understood that We prescribe and
DEt one article anl that Ia 4
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Dr. Webb rs Atlanta.

The third days session of the Georgia
state dental society was held in Judges
hall ut the Atlanta exposition grounds on
Thanksgiving Day. The principal busi-
ness of the meeting was the clinic by DR..
Marshall ii. Webb, of this city, demon
strating the uses of the electric mallet. In
the evening Il very choice dinner was ten
dcrcd the visitors by the resident dentists,
in the new annex to Joncs's restaurant, on
the grounds, and was served in courses.
The tcast "Thc Dental Professionals
Growth and Rapid Progress, was re-
sponded to by DIR. Webb, who spoke in
proud terms of the rank that dentistry had
won for hemself in the liberal sciences of
life, and referred with pleasure to tEe
recognition accorded to the profession ut
the recent international medica! congress
in London. At that gathering American
dentistry was recognized, as it is every
where, as being the mosC advanced in the
world. Our dentists arc the best, and
their appliances and inventions arc accept
ed, without dissent, rs the correct neces-
saries to the practice of dentistry and den
tai surgery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-28
FOE SALE.


JlUBLIC SALE OF n VALUABLE FAR.
i ON TUESDAY, DEC: u, 1851. the under
signed, executors OF the will of Henry R.TrOut,
will expose to public sale, on the premises, In
Mannheim township. thu. farm OF the late Henry
Il. Trout, deceased. This farm is about two
miles distant from Lancaster, on the Ephrlta
turnpike, aijOininS lands OF Isaac Espcnsh;uie
Henry Buckwater. Henry Hess and Others.
II contains about 10 ACRES. The improve
ING HOUSE, large frame Barn, WacOn-ShCd,
Corn Crib ant! other OutbuiihInSS. There is :,
sOoJ orchard Ot arple trees. There is al
celIcnt spring ;rt the house and running wafer
in two fields. There Is Il never failing we'll II:
the house. The fences are in good condition.
About two thousand bushels OF line have been
put on The land ill the last two years. The
property is wcll-adnptcd to trucking and
ti:lirying, :.s the whole 0; it c.,n be cultivated
and has an excellent meadow.
Persons desiring to view the rrcniiscS can
10 SD by calling on the undersigned, or on
Isaac X. Ryan residing thereon.
Sale to begin ut O'clock. p. ~, when terms
will be ma.ie known by tie Undersigned exec
utOrs.
DWELLING HOUSE and lot of lroumI, No
20 West Orange street. The house Is IL
two-stOricd BRICK DWELLING, with two
stored brick back building. 1t contains eight
rooms; ran c built in he kitchen, ;s::s
throughout, hydrant in yard and good well ;
there Is Il connection with the sewer on Orange
street. The yard is weil.planted with apricois.
cherries, peaches, and grapes. OF several
kinds lie lot has Il frontage on Orange street
OF 30 feet and is l2S1z feet deep, and The rear
i5 q twO-stOried frame Stable. From the south
ern end of the ottherc extends another lot,
about 2GL feet wide ami 81 feet deep; to Arch
alley giving access to tine Stable this lot being
subject, however, 10 certain rights If passage
in the owners OF the two houses Oh the west
OF the dwelling house.
Sale to commence ut ! o'clock p. In., on sail
day when terms will be made known by
THEODORE TROUT
AMOS H. CHRIST
Executors of the will of Henry X. Trout
HENRY SHUEERT, Aucc.
novl2H,l7, 10 oG 3O,,ccl ,3ts&nw
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Kicking Keinl.

Deb. X. Keim, a Republican newspaper
correspondent of Reading and somewhat
of swell head, set up for boss in Berks
county politics and gave out that while
the postoffice department was disposed to
grant increased mail facilities to the in
habitants of Berks county wherever the
need for them was shown, the applications
must proceed from Republican sources
from Boss Keim as it were, and not from
Congressman Ermentrout. Now the lat
ter has received Official notice from the
second assist mt postmaster general that
Keim's assumption of control over post
Office affairs in Berks county was entirely
unwarranted and unauthorized, and that
"pctitions of the people, forwarded
through their representatives in Congress
or otherwise, will always receive careful
consideration and be decided upon their
merits"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-28

A word to the wise is sufficient An eff
fective and agreeable remedy for the treat
ment OF Catarrh, Hay Fever and Catarrhal
Deafness is Ely's Cream Balm. 4 sure cure.
Cream Balm cffcctualy cIcanse- The nasal
passas.s "t catarrhal virus, causing healthy
sccrctiOns, ailays inflammation and irritation.
protects the membranal Innings OF the head
from additional colds. completely heals the
sores and restores the sense of taste and smell.
beneficial results are realized by a few appli-
cations. a thorough treatment As directed
will cure Cl:arrh. AS Il household remedy for
cold i'm the head it is uncqualed. The Balm is
easy to and agreeable. Sold hy druggists
ut 30 cents On receipt of 80 cents will mail Il
package. Send tor circular with fall in for:na.
ton.
ELl'S CREAM BALM CO., Oswcgo, NY.
For sale in Lancaster by all the druggists.
nl.2WlpotlSW
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KAHLER sNYDER'S LITTLE GAME.
A "Sympathetic 1" Doctor rays SDyder
Something Less than 500.

"sympatheric - Doctor rays sDyder
something Less chan 500.
Before Alderman Benz. F. Rowe. No.
23G North Charlotte street, and Prosecutor
J. Kahler Snyder, appeared to-day some of
of the persons arrested upon Snyder's CON-
plant, for having committed the misde
meanor of practicing medicine without
having their names and diplomas or state
ments in Prothonotary McMellen's books.
The case against DR." Il. NJ. Frick of
Willow Street was dismissed upon his
oath that he did not practice medicine.
"County for costs"
CDR" Henry Hess, Of Marticville. who
declares that Inc always goes to a doctor
himself when he wants medicine and that
lie don't practice, and who is said to "pow
wow" asked for "ti,ne" and was given
it.
CDR" Joseph f. Herr, of Willow
Street, an old man and nearly blind, who
is sympathetic doctor and practices
only by "pow WOW" or laying on of hands
appeared with friend They had con-
sultation in the side room with the prose
cutor and he agreed to " settle it," and
the alderman SO marked the case and dis
posed of it. IHc d.fendant pail Snyd(r
sometl,ng less Mdn S1O0.
District Attorney Davis says that it is a
misdemeaEor defendants an pay Snyder
to let up if they sec fit.
So they can.
If they will.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-28

AYERS CATHARTIc PILLS are the best OF all
pnrgativcs for family use. They are the pro-
duct of long. laborious. and successful chemi.
cal investigation, and their extensive use, by
physicians In their practice and by al civil
lied nations, proves them the best and most
c1fectual purgatiyc PHI 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
compared with them, and every person, know
ing their virtues, will employ them, when
needed. They keep the system in perfect order,
and maintain in healthy action the whole ma
chincry OF life. Mild, searching and ctTectual
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 a
mild but cffectual cathartic is required. For
sale by all dealers. n25-lwdeod&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-28

Witnesses Testifyins to tho Assass,n's In
sanity.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-Court opened
as usual with a great throng Of ticket
holders, and Mrs. Scoville resumed the
stand, She testified to show she believed
prisoner insane three years ago, but had
not preceded far when the crowd pressed
forward, and owing to the consequent
confusion the trial was suspended.
Women's voices could be heard saying
they were being squeezed to death and
begging to be let out. Order was soon re.
stored, however, and Mrs. Scoville pro-
ceeded with her testimony.
Much discussion ensued between coun-
Sci, regarding the character Of her evil
dence. Guiteau broke in with notice to
call those crank newspaper men" that
he was his own counsel, but no attention
was paid to him. Among the witnesses
was Guiteau's brother John. All agreed
that Guiteau is insane. A recess was then
taken.
After the recess John Guiteau explained
that he thought his brother was morally
responsible although he believed him pos
sessed Of devil. He believed with their
father regarding counter influences Of
Christ and the devil being exercised upon
mankind and that one or the other always
gained ascendency. He believed at some
time or other he had surrendered himself to
the devil and that as he was j free moral
agent he was responsible to God for his
crime.
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nEPnANs' COUEsT sALE.-UN FRIDAY.
~ DECEMBEK lG, I55l, at the Lancaster
County House. East King :tlcct, Lancaster,
Pa, the undersi9 neil, administrator of Mar,a-
ret Murphy, deceased, by virtue of an order OF
the Orphans Court of Lancaster county. will
sell ut public sale the following real estate, to
wit: All that certain TwO-StOry BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE and lot or piece oil
ground. situate Oh the west side Of Plum
street, No. 2l4 in tle city OF Lancaster. Inr:i--
urin2 in front on Plum street 10 feet inches,
and extending in depth westward 10. feet.
thence nOrthward II feet and 10 inchc-, thence
eastw ard u feet, thence nOrthward to the north
side OF q 3 foot alley, thence long said aley to
Plum street.
Also. a aTwo.story BRICK HOUSE and lot o:
ground, situate on the west side of North
Lime street. in Lancaster city, measuring in
front on Lime street 10 feet and 3 inches, AMI
extending in depth westward 81 feet s inches.
Also, q Lot OF Ground, with HOUSE and
Stable thereon, situate on the south siue of
East Chestnut street, in Lancaster city, mcis-
urirg in front on Chestnut street Is feet and
Sinches, and extending along ground OF james
Kelley lis feet, to q 1i-feet alley.
Sale to commence ut 7 O'Clock p, H., when
conditions and terms will be made known by
JOHN MURPHY.
Admir- of Margaret Murphy, decd.
n26, ,icc3, 3,l0H,l5lI
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-28
ADVENT.
Tho Coming of the ChrIs:m .stide.

Yesterday was Advent Sunday, and was
observed as such with the customary
forms and ceremonies by the Catholic,
Moravian and Episcopal churches. In the
Catholic churches the joyful tones of tho
''Gloria'' are hushed, only to peal forth
again with renewed spirit on Christmas
morning. In the Moravian church Rev. j..
Max Hark preached an appropriate sermon
in the morning, ''loyc feast was served to
a large company in the afternoon, and in
the evcningtthc sacrament O. the holy COM
munion was administered. In the Episco-
pal churches there was communion in the
morning, and the discourscs and services
had special reference to the significance Of
tho occasion, the herald of that joyful
morn, when the angels proclaimed
ION earth peace, good will TO mc.l.''
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MARKETE.
Philadelphia Market.


PKILADxLPHIA, Nov. 23.-FlOur dull and lie
pressed Superfne. ut a OO14' 75; extra
at - 7j45 50; Ohio and Indiana family,
g 15n7 D; Pennsylvania family S6 250
$50; ST. Louis do u 25G7 so MinnesOts
Extra at & 0oN7 l21l; do straight ut s. 2j@
so; winter patent s. 5OaS .; spring do
- 15IS 80.
Rye flour at s. 1895 GO.
Wheat dull and lower; Del. and Penn'a
Red, 81 s79l 80; DO Amber 81 ss@l ~.
Oats quiet and steady.
Rye steady ut Csc.
Provisions firm, but only in jobbing de
mand.
Lard firm.
Butter-chOicc scarce and wanted other
grades quiet: Creamery extra, 4Oc do good
to choice, a5@35c: b. Z. 4 n. Y. extra, S2@
:"'c !; do do firsts. 2S@3Oc.
Rolls firm fOrcliOice.
Eggs firm; fresh stock scarce; Penn'a..
3.@D3sc Western, G3lc Lined, 2l@22c.
Cheese quiet ard firm,
Petroleum dull: refined, nc.
Whisky at 81 Is.
seeds-Good to prime Glover frmcr at
SA09L; Flaxseed firm at 81 So
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nURI.lC SALE.-OH SATURDAY. DEC,
l. 3, ISL, the tndGr.1gned VIII oiier ut public
Lancaster, Pa, the following valuable real cs.
tate, situated at AL Manor street. in the city of
Lancaster, to wit:
A lot of ground. fronting 4G feet inches On
Manor street, and extending in depth u feet
4 inches. The width of the lot ut the rear is Ii
feet, inches. The improvements consist ofa
twO.stOry BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. con-
tainIng rooms, with frame stable in the rear.
There is q never-failing well OF wa'er ON the
premises.
Persons desiring to view the premises will
please call at the house at present occupied by
Mrs Elizabeth Schaum.
terms will be made known by
WILLIAM SCHAUM
Il, F. Rowe. Auct. M. .?3. .26&dl, ,2,3i
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l:ESCtJEH FROM DEATH

The following statement of fWEliamJ Cough
lin, OF SGmcrvilic, Mass, IS SO remarkable that
We beg to ask for it the attention OF our read
crs. lie says: an the fall OF 1876 was taken
with Il violent bleeding of the lungs followed
by severe cough. I soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. l was weak at one time
that could no: leave my led. In the summer
of IS1. l was admitted 20 the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said h:l': hole in
my left lun. as big as 4 half collar. 1 eXpcni-
Ell over L hundred dollars in doctors and med
icine. was so far gone at one time 4 report
ven: around that was dead. gave up hope,
bat = friend told me of DIR. WM. HALLS EALSA%
FOR TIE LUHGs. laughed ut my friends, think
Ing, that my case was lncuraDlc, but l got I
bottle 10 satisfy them, when to my SurDriS"
and qualification, l commenced to tcei better.
My hope. once dead, began to revive, and to-
day feel in better spirits than have the past
three years.
IL write this hoping yCu Will publish il, SO
that everyone afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will he induced to take DR.. VIM. Halls BaiSam
for the Lungs, and DO convinced that con-
sumption can DO cured. l have taken two
bottles and can positively say that ii has done
more good than all other medicines have
taken since my sickness. My cough has al
most entirely disappeared and shall soon be
able to go to work" Scil in Lancaster at
Cochran'S Drug Store, l37 and lS9 North Queen
street N2s-lYdcodTh&we
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