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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 27.-F!our quiet but
prices steady =uperfinr, at 20 oYep3 81 ;
extr., s3 75lt4 p Ohio amt Indiana T,nily
Is 5OI6 %: Penna. family 81 7515 10: st. LOUIS
family IS 75l6 6; Minnesota Extra $3.50 -: (lo
straight, s. S796aj; winter patent s6 59u7 80
spring, do 81 1901 75.
Rye -four firm ut s. 50.
Wheat frmer; No. 2 Western Fed, 81 y
Del. and Pennsylvania ked and do Amber
81 22ll q.
Corn scarce and prices firm steamer
s7l57%c; yellow and mixed 57L4l59c.
Oats quiet and steady No. White, SOC
No 2, do, ASc; No. 3, do i7c: No. Mixed, 4GI
1910.
liye scarce ut 81 12c.
Seeds - Good to prime clover quiet at
6A@7A do do Timothy steady, s3 0oIa ~; &c
do Flaxseed dull at 81 :N@l IS.
Provisions i'll firm jobbing demand: mes
pork slS 50; beet hiilns at s2203; india!
mess beef, 81 90 f. o. b. Eacon-5nokea!
shoulders 654c; salt do &c: smoked hams II
Ollie; picked nam. 0540iO1ac.
Lard firm; city Kettle lltsc: loose butchers
lO5lc prime steam, Sill 20.
Gutter dull, lower; Creamery extra 2'W..c
GOOD to choice 2sI26; Il. q. Il n. 7. extra, tubs,
new .ZSsl25c; old firkiHs, 130lSc Western dairy
extra 2l@25c; do good to choice 2OISc Rolls
dull Penn'a 1UllSc Western 1921.
Eggs dull and easy; Penna. anu western
Cheese firm, with fair inquiry; New York
full cream l3Z0l4c: Western full cream TX
Rl3c do fair to good, ll1lDl2,4c; do half Skins
90lOc; Pa skins 754c.
Petroleum quiet: refined Sc.
Whisky at 81 60.
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ED. rLiCk
TAXDERMIS

TAXIDERMIST,
Birds and Animals stuffed to order on the
most reasonable terms.
Stuffed birds kept on hand and for sale.
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Live Stock Market.

CHIcAaO.-Hogs-Receip lA00O head ship
ments 800 do: packers and shippers buying
freely; market active and 50 higher; mixed
packing. S1O96 10; light $5 9006 Is: choice
heavy. S6 O96 20 culls, 3505 90.
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head shipments, I, 0OO
head; sharp active demand for good desirable
medium weights. but prime heavy and scarce;
$ 4O9S 80; butchers steady. but quiet ut - .
a. 50: stOckers and feeders g 250l90.
Sheep.Receipts 5000; market slow and l0c
lower: Texans, - IS; common to medium,
- 7595 50; exports. &5 9O06.
EAST Observation-Disclosures SIS head
Hoss-Receipts. I.TO head: Phila,lelphias.
S6 1895 60: Workers. $6@6 ..
Sheep-Rcceipts, 2,itO head: selling slow at
yesterdays prices.
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THE DOCTORS.
Visit to York and RtchinOn,


Tomorrow number of the members OF
the Lancaster county medical association
will visit York, Pa, to participate in the
opening of the free hospital established in
that borough by the generosity Of Mr.: d.
E. Small under the direction Of the York
county medical society We are told the
following among other members will at
tend Drs. John L. Atlec. Carpenter, Al
bright, NJ. L. Herr, A. J. Herr, Ehler,
Bolcnius, BlackwOod and Compton.
The visitors will leave Lancaster at II
o'clock a. M, be received and banquetsd
by the York society, and afterwards at
tend to opening the hospital. They will
return to Lancaster the same evening.
On Monday next quito number of ply
sicians of this city and county, including
Drs. Atlee, Carpenter, Ehler, Bolenius,
Roland, NJ. L. Herr, of this city Drs.
Craig, Bruner, Cottrell, Thompson and
RICHTER, of Columbia :; DIR. Dunlap, Of
Mannheim, Brooks of Lit,tz, Black of Stras.
burg, both Drs. Zicgler of Mount Joy,
and perhaps several others will leave for
Richmond, Va, via York and Baltimore,
to attend the sessions of the American
medical association which convenes in
Richmond on Tuesday, May I'd.
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NV YOak. April s7.-Flour-statc ami
Western steady and in very moderate export
g 90l5O; extra do "a 5504 Is: choice do q 5OSS
490 fancy do $59e Is round hoop Ohio "a $50
5 choice do at IS 0506 IS: superine west
tra do - 5Oa4 80; chotce do IS 0OaS IS: choice
white wheat do 35156 90. Southern steady
common to fair extra At a 75I5 ~; god To
choice do Is 33N6 7J
Wheat market feverish and unsettled ;
prices il0Ac better: No. Red. April, II Isl
81 ~ Io May. q 2s1l 80: do June. q el1i
ksl 2l93 do July. 81 1901 l9Z No. White,
April. ~ 2a1T0l 2is3; do May, 81 n do June.
81 TO-
Corn 1sIAc better and quiet Mixed western
spot. 51@601c; do future, S06Oxc.
Oats 14@14c lower: State 4605sc: Western.
4J65Oc
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ACQUITTED OF LIBEL.
End Of Controller PattisOn's Case Aga:
the Philatlelphia Record.

End Of Controller PattisOn's Case Against
the Philadelphia Record.
PHILADELPHIA, April 27.-The trial OF
William NJ. Singerly, publisher of the
Philadelphia Record, charged with libel
ing City Controller Pattison and
the controllers clerk, Wolff, was
concluded this morning by the
jury rendering q verdict of acquittal.
The suit grew out Of an article in tile
Record charging that the city controller
bad signed an unlawful warrant by which,
in connection with the clerk, contractor
had obtained $3.50 from the city treasury
in violation Of law. 1.-THE line Of defense
adopted by Singerly's counsel was to prove
the absence of malice in the publication. J
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DISCUSSING: THE DEADLOCK.
Caucus Of the Republican Senators.

Caucus Of the Republican Senators.
WASHINGTON. April 27.-The Republi-
can senators held caucus this morning to
exchange views concerning the deadlock,
but up to the time of the meeting Of the
Senate had reached no conclusion. 1t was
agreed that the caucus should rc assemble
after the adjournment of the Senate this
afternoon. There arc 10 indications Of
what the determination will be.
Shortly after the adjournment of the
Senate this afternoon, the Republican SCH.
ators re assembled in caucus and will prob
ably continue their deliberations until a
late hour.
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THE BLANKET NrOkrGAGE.

GOwen EnjOined From Carrying out hi.
Project.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2s.-In the United
Strtes circuit court this morning Judges
McKennan and Butler made the following
decree restraining the issue Of the blanket
mortgage bonds by the Philadelphia &
Reading railroad company.
''And now, on the eth day Of April, 1881
it is ordered, adjudged and decreed,
that until the final hearing Of this case, or
until further order Of the court, the de-
fendant corporation and the other defend
ants, and each Of them, be, and they
hereby are, enjoined from executing this
mortgage upon the property Of the cOmpa-
ny for $3.50, 600, 900 as mentioned in the
bill, and from issuing any bonds
or obligations secured by such mortgages
upon the property Of the company, aud
from doing any act towards the carrying
out of the scheme of an issue of bonds or
obligations as a part Of an issue or issues
amounting in the aggregate to S15O, ,OOO,
600, to be secured by q new mortgage as
set forth in the bill aud the exhibits there
to attached
Judge McKennan informed counsel for
F. 3. GOwen that the decree did not de-
prive him Of the right to present any new
plan to the court for financial reOrganiza-
tion Of the company.
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BaraiO Blu 1o-night.-A sensation was crc-
aLed upon our streets to-day by the parade #
the Buffalo Bill combination, including
| troupe OF genuine Cheyenne Indians, headed
by the famous frontiersman (IIon WI. Cody
himself, and accompanied by brass band.
The company will tonight produce at Fulton
opera house Mr.. John A. Stevens new border
drama Of "The Prairie Waff." Buffalo Bill
has ever been favored visitor in this commu.
nifty, and there is every prospect that he will
he cordially received tonight.
"H NJ s. Pinaforc''-EverybOdy is glad to
learn that the 'PinafOre " has set sail for this
port, and concerning the crew of the staunch
little vessel, the Herald, of Norristown, where
"cur saucy ship q" anchoreda 4 few nights since,
has this to say: 1.-THE principal parts were
rendered more effectively than the same char
acters have been given here by adult perform
ers. Miss Jennie Dunn made 4 bright and vi
vaciOus Josephine ana read her lines intcIli-
gently, while Miss Emanuel sang and acted
with much spirit as Little Bmtercup. Arthur
Dunn's Dick Dcadeyc was good. The roles OF
Ralph RackStraW, Captain COrcoran and Sir
Joseph were also we'll filled. and the dwarfsh
looking lad with tin sword and big boots
was q new Pinaforism, and created cOnsid-
erable amusement" The company which is
known rs the L" Miles Juveniles" !" is under Mr..
MishlerS management.
Uncle Toms Cubin'-On Friday evening
this well-wOrn yet ever attractive play Will be
presented at the opera house by a company
calling themselves the Boston Ideals. They
advertise fine tableaux and scenic effects, n
live donkey and trained bloodhound. Miss
Blanche Sadler plays Topsy and Little Pansy
imDersOnates the role of ETA.
A delightful shave is possible only with the
Cuticura Shaving Soap.
Night sweats, cough, emacia'ion and decline
eyented by Malt Bitters.
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IlSSI .cuI.
LAxCAsrER Pa. ADril q. 1881. an w
DROPosALs FOR STREET WORK.

II
i The Street Committee will receive sealed
proposals up to N O'Clock on THU HSDAi,
APRIL q, for the following work and ma
terials:
l. For all the hard brick that may he needed
for the street department of the current year.
Bid to state ut what price per N brick Will be
furnished ut the yard, and also at what price
the came will be delivered where needed.
!. For all new gnttering for the current
year Bids to state at how much per lineal
foot cutters will be laid-tEe bidder furnishing
Mi materials, and also at how much per iincai
fOot-the city furnishing the materials.
B. For crossing stonc, 70 be furnished rs
wanted during the year. Bids to state at what
price stone will be delivered, and also at what
price they will be la1A
t. For backing stone, delivered when need
ed.
All bids to he addressed to ID. Trewitz, Street
Commissioner, and to bu lett Mt the Street
Committee Box at tho Mayors ONCE, or hanl.
ed to d. McMullen, Chairman Street Commit
tee. Specifications to be seen at the office OF
jas. c. Carpenter. City Regulator. The Com
mittee reserve the right to reject any ar all
bids.
By order OF Street Committee.
d. TREWITE,
apr26.3td Street Commissioner.
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OUR SENATOR'S.

ADle Colioquy Between Harris and Dawes
WASHINGTON, April 27.-The vice pres
ident laid before the Senate the un
finished business, being the reso
luton for the election of officers
of the Senate. After two or three
Intellectual roll calls Mr.. Harris moved
that the Senate so into executive session,
stating that there were three hundred
nominations on the table awaiting action.
Mr.. Dawes inquired where the senator
got his information, inasmuch as tho pres
ident's messages were still sealed.
While Mr.. Dawes was speaking a mes
sage was received from the president, and
Mr.. Harris taking the manifold copy Of
the nominations which accompanied each
message, laid it upon Nj. Dawes desk
with the remark that he got his informa-
tion in that way.
Mr.. Dawes said that he could not place
much reliance Oh this tissue paper, though,
gentlemen on the other side might do 50.
The motion to so into executive session
was lost-yeas %, nays %.
After voting down several dilatory mo-
tiens the Senate, at Las, adjourned until
tomorrow.
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The Firemen's Tournament. /.

The American fire company, Of this city,
has received an invitation from the Lib
erty fire company, No. ), of Reading, to
be their guests on the occasion Of the
great fircmen's tournament to take place
in that city next September. The invita-
ton will no doubt be accepted ut the
next meeting Of the American.
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EEACONSEIELD'S WILL.
Disposition of the Property of tho De
Statesman.

Disposition of the Property of the Dead
Statesman.
LONDON, April 27.-Beaconsfeld's viii
leaves Hushendon Manor and all his
other property to the nephew Con-
ingsby Ralph Disraeli. The estate is
entailed in male line with reversiOn
to female heirs provided all successors
take the name of Disraeli instead of their
surnames. All papers etc., are left in the
custody of Lord ROwtOn with full discre-
ton regarding their publication except
private correspondence, the use of which
is to be governed by the wishes of parties
interested. The same restriction applies
to correspondence with the queen.
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DEATHS,

MUuLENREEG.-At Reading, Pa, on MOndays
the &jtll inst. of pneumonia, Ann +. Muilei,-
berg. widow OF DIR. r. A. NJ Nuremberg, OF Ian
easter, Pa, aged - years.
Tho relatives and friends of the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
on Thursday, 2sth inst, to proceed from No
II South Queen street to Woodward Hill ccme-
terry, ut O'Clock in the afternoon. on the
rival OF 4 special train from Reading ut that
hour 2td# q
DeNNELLY.-On the 9ith inst. in this city,
Francis Thomas, son of Frank and Mary
Donnelly, aged lnOntllsund - days.
Funeral from the residence of his parents
No. ~ East Orange street, on Thursday after
noon at O'Clock. 1td*
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Henry Chalfant, residing between At.
glen and Parkesburg, is making an effort
toward building up town. His place is
about half way between the above named
places. Mr.. Chalfant has already built a
number Of houses, a large shop, aud is pre-
pairing to erect a creamery. He is also
making preparations to build new store
house, and will make application for a
postoffice at that place to be called
Boyd When this is done the Pcnnsyl-
vania railroad company will erect station
house at that place.
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Tho Hotel War,

Alderman Spurrier has been busy to-
day taking depositions to sustain the re-
monstrance against Sammy Groif's appli-
cation for hotel license for the ''Sprccher
house." Sensenig backs the rcmonstrants
and it is war to the knife and the knife to
the hilt
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Rose Bush Taken.

Mrs. Fred Wolf, who lives on Beaver
street. reports that somebody stole a rose
busE from her yard last night and threw a
pair Of overalls, hanging on clothes line,
into the privy we'll. She expects him back,
and has hot waite: on the stove biding her
time.
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The annual commencement of the theo-
logical seminary Of the Reformed church.
in this city, will be celebrated in the
college chapel on Thursday evening, May
IL. The present graduating class number
eleven. Examinations before the board OF
visitors will be held On Wednesday and
Thursday.
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4 Fat Take"

Samuel A. Wright of Drumore town.
ship has received pension of 81 per
month from the government dating from
June q, 1865. The sum of 1852 was paid
him few days ago.
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Cake Walka,

The fair of the ANIL E. church OH North
Market street is being we'll patronized.
This evenining the grand cake walk for
the championship takes place. There will
be four contestants and the affair will he
under the management of Rev. NJ. NJ.
Diggs.
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GONE WROcG.
A Dafauluing Postmaster

Dafaulring Postmaster.
WHITE HALL, N. Y, April 27-Wm.
T. Gokin, the postmaster here, has default-
Cd and fled. Amount not known.
Flight Of q F0r.er.
HALLIsTON, Mass, April CIV. l..
Payson, contractor, Of the firm of PaysOn
& Linly, who has been missing for week,
proves to be forger to the amount of
$4,000; besides this his liabilities are
large. Linly will probably he deeply in
volved pecuniarily.
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Capt. Geo. X. Guss, proprietor of the
chester County Democrat and leading
brick manufacturer of West Chester, was
in Lancaster today, paying a friendly
visit to his first cousin VIM. F. Cody, esq.
Buffalo Bill''), who plays in the hall
tonight.
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Mrs. Wallace, Buffalo. n. T.. writes: d" have
used BurdOck Blood Bftters for nervous and
bilious headaches, amt have recommended
them to my friends believe them superior
to any other medicine l have used, ana can
recommend them to any one requiring Y cure
for biIiOusness.'' For sale at H. 3. Cochran s
Drug store, No. l37 North Queen street.
Mr.. c. b. PORTER, Druggist, Towanda, Pa
For several years have been troubled with
Catarrh; have tried many remedies, without
much relief. Ely's Cream Balm has proved to
be the article desired, having wonderful re-
suits in my case. I believe it to be the only
cure. L. g. CoBrnS, Towanda. Pa. May IA,
1879.
MEssRs.> ELY Bros, Druggists, Osweso. n. Y.
The supply of Cream Balm purchased of you
sold rapidly. Such is tho demand have had
occasion to duplicate my orders no loss than
five times within three months. My custo-
mers have found this is no humbug, but pre-.
paration of real merit and evidently a SOW
ereign catEolicOn tor the cure OF Catarrh. An
article that will produce such results will
prove blessing to any community. WN.
TICK, Druggist, Wilkesbarrc, Pa, Jan. g. 1880
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inspecting tho Fire Department.
In accordance with the provisions of c;tv
ordinances, the committee ON fire engine
and hose companies of city councils Will
make the annual visit Of inspection to the
several hose hOusess6n next Monday after
noon at 2 o'clock.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Kidney Complaints

OF all descriptions are relieved at once, and
speedily cured by Eidncy-Wort. 1t seems in.
tended by nature for the cure OF all diseases
OF the kidneys caused by weakness and debil-
ity. Its great tonic powers are especially di-
rectcd to the removal of this class Of diseases.
We know of persons that have suffered for
thirty years that have been permanently cured
by taking Kidney Wort short time. Try it,
either liquid or dry.-Sun. aDr25lwd&w
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Baptist Sunday School.

school will give a grand concert in the church
tomorrow evening ut O'Clock. The exercises
will consist OF music. recitations and dia-
logucs. An admission fee OF Is cents for adults
and 10 cents for children will be charged. The
proceeds OF tie concert will nc devoted to
purchasing new library books.
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wanfen-a Snclliu.- IsOOE.

A letter addressed to "Thc Rochester
and Rccorter'' has reached this city.
After great deal of difficulty it has been
found that it was for the register OF wills
and recorder of deeds.
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Donr Your CANARY Sing

Then get Il bottle of Bird Bittcrs, which is an
unf:ilinS rcs;Orer of song and i cure FOL all
diseases OF cage birds. Ii your druggist does
not keep it. or will not get it for you, send q
postal card to the Bird Food Company, 3p7
Federal street, Camden, n. j., and they will
see that you are supplied. Price, 25 cents.
mar92- -3lnii&W
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mo THE SCHOOL DIKECIOKS OF THE

Il City OF Lancaster, Pa.
GENTLEMEN: In pursuance Of the seventh
section OF the act OF ADrfl 9, 1862 you are here
by notified to meet in convention in the COM
mon Council Chamber. in the City Of Lancas-
ter on the first Tuesday in May, A. d.. 1851,
l,eing the third day OF the month.at 73OO'clock
in the evening, and select. ciU0 coce, by u ma
iOrity OF the whole number Of Directors pre-
sent, one pei son Of literary and scientific
quire,nen!s and ofslkiil and experience In the
art of teaching, ~ City Superintendent. for
the three succeeding years. and certify the re-
suit to the superintendent of Public 1nstruc-
tion at Harrisburg, as required by the eighth
sec ton of said Act. --
JOHN T. WARFEL,
Prssi cent.
IxwrAarHR Pa Anril q 1S3l. ANS 2wtl
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MARRIAGES,

SrEHNAN-MILLER.-On April 26, in the NJ.
Z. church. at Pine Grove. by Rev. T. NJ. Jack
son. DR. H. 4. Stchman, OF Lancaster, to Miss
Lizzie W. Miller, OF Pine Grove. No cards.
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SAMPLE NOTICE.

II is impossible tor a woman after Il faithful
course of treatment with Lydia E. PinkhaEl:s
Segetabse Compound to continue to suffer
Win weakness OF the uterus Enclose q
stamp TO Mrs. Lydia f., Pinkbam. .a3 Wester:,
avenue Lynn, Mass, fer pamphlets.
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A. F. Shenck, esq.,, Of this city has been
invited by the Buck Tail post No. 142 G.
A. R., of Ren0o, to deliver an Grafton on
Decoration day. He does not know as yet
whether he will accept.
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THIRD EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EvEN'o, April AZ, 1891.
WEATHER INDICATIONS

WAsHINGToN, April 27.-For the Middle
Atlantic states partly cloudy weather with
occasional rain, followed by clearing
weather, variable winds shifting to west
erly. stationery OF higher barometer and
temperature.
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Turf Snort In ENGLAND

LONDON. April 27.-Bend Or won the
city and suburban handicap, James Il.
| Keene's FOxhall second.
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Noon sluOtasnous Of the Grain Market
Furnished by Jacob Ii. Long, Commission


New York, Phlladelpbia and Local Stocks,
also United States Bonds reported daily by
JACOB Il. LONG, N. T.. Cor. Centre Square.
NEw iORE STOCKS.
Stocks strong.
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BURSTING OF A SHELL.

Many Persons Killed and Wounded on
EOard u Ship.
WILHELMs HAVEN, North Sea, April
27.-During artillery practice 10 day
aboard tho training ship Mars. a shell.
burst while the gun was loading. Two
cadets and four sailors were killed and
nine men seriously wounded, and two Off
GERS and seven men seriously injured.
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Truth and Schemes.

Truth and SODerne8S.
What is the best family medicine in the
world to regulate the bowels, purifying the
blood, remove cOstiveness and bilioasness,
aid digestion and stimulate the whole sys-
en-:
Truth and soberncss compel US to answer
Hop Bftters, being pure, perfect and harmless.
Sec Truths" in another column.
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He Knows 1t,

1t is not always the man that knows most,
has the most nose. a man who lost his nose
in a rough and tumble fight in Leadlvill e
knows now the value OF Il n0se. Nearly every
body knows the value of Thomas Eclectric
Oil. in curing bites, cuts. burns, scalds and
Ii. COchran's Drug Store, No. l37 North Queen.
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CITY IIill fss,xters

Carson & lIcnscl, city bill posters. Office In
TELLIGENcER building, No. South Queen
street. Conspicuous and well protected boards
in all parts of the city. Circulars, programmes
and small bills judiciously and generally dis
tributcl