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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-19
COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR REGULAR X CORRESPONDENCE


Yard engine No. $40 went through tc
Harrisburg, and in coming east had hel
engine disabled, and one car ran off the
track at Collins station.
Engine No. "a, coming east from Har
risburg, had four cars off the track at the
branch intersection, causing considerable
delay to trains in both directions.
Extra religious services will be held in
the NJ. f. church, commencing Monday,
the oath. Many of the former pastors and
many ministers from neighboring places
are expected to he present and assist in
the services. Rev. G. w. Bouy. from
Harrisburg. |. N. Mills, OF Reading, W.
c. Robinson, Of Lancaster. Swallow, of
York and Urban, of Steelton, will he pre-
sent. The services will be public. Every
person is cordially invited.
An attempt at robbery was made at the
house of Geo. Fisher, on Lancaster avenue.
Mr.. Fisher scared the rObber away and
nothing was stolen.
This morning a horse attached to a
farmers wagon was badly scared by the
torn bills on the bulletin board corner
Locust street ard Lancaster avenue, and
nearly threw the occupant out Of the
wagon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Washatangh, who
have been visiting Mrs. Geo. Crane, left
yesterday for Baltimore, whence they will
90 to their home in Dcadwood, ID. T.
Mr.. Joseph Mifflin'a and daughter. of Ship
pensburg, Mo-. spent yesterday in town.
Miss Fannie Pierce isvisiting in Dauphin,
Pa.
MI. larry Bachenheimer and family
have left town for the West.
Rev. II. Wheeler will deliver lecture
this evening. Subject" First Gen.
tury." Go early and secure your seats.
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DUI:LIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
i Property--On WEDNESDAY. October
l9 ISL will be sold at Public Sale. at the Key
stone Hotel, North Queen street, above Chest
nut, Lancaster, Pa, the following described
real estate the property OF John \. Boring,
late OF this city, viz:
No. l. A lot of ground situated on the east
side of North Queen street. between Clay ami
New streets (NO. 7ll). fronting on North Queen
street l71. feet, more or less. and extending
castwarh1y lS9 feet. more less. to n l0fuot
alley. The improvements consist of II two
story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. l7i3x2S
IL feet, containing nall and seven rooms ana u
front garret. There is gas throughout lnc
hOUse and water in kitchen an! yard also,
fruit trees and grape vines on tho premises.
10. .. \ lot of grOun,! adjoining No. on he
north. numbered 7l3 The dimensions uu.i
improvements are the same rs No. l.
No. 3. A lot of groundl situated on the NORTH
side OF East james street, between North Duke
and North Lime streets, No III. fronting on
East James street l7% feet. more or less, and
extending TCrthwartlly 6t feet more or less.
The improvements consist OF :: thrac-story
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE 1713X2s% feet,
l:xlj feet. containing. hall and eight rooms,
with gas and water; also hylrant i'll the yard.
These properties are In excellent repair and
desir,bly located.
Persons wishing TO view The premises can
cali on the tenants. residing thereon, or on
John Ii. MetZler, real estate agent.
Sale to commence at 7OclOcil p. M, when
terms will be made known by
THOMAS t. COCHRAN.
Attorney for John A. Boring.
III. SHUBEET, AuCt. ocll SS W:sd
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Live StOcG Markets.

CHlCAso-Hogs-Receirt $1,000 head: snip.
ments, 800 head; market fairly active anil
stronger early in the day, but closed very
weak, especially for common: sales OF mixed
packing mt s. ?O16 81 light. Sc 2O1G 45: choice
heavy, 81 1597 50; cuIls and grasscrs, IS ESQ
50.
Cattle-Reccipts. 900 hea'i shipments 2.60'
head :; very fair demand; all fat stock selling
strongly: common unchanged; gOot to extra
steers. s6G6 30; medium to good, s. 45n5 ~:
common TO fair S4Gl5 butchers steady at 81 10
a. 20; stcckers and feeders. s. 621a aG3 IS dairy
calves. $7l0IG y head: range cattle fairly active
anu ::rm; through Texans. s. SJGl5 80: hal:-
breeds and natives. $3 .0d4 CO.
Shcep-Receipts. 800 head: shipments, $50
head: offerings largely OF poor quality: sell
ing at s3 15G94: good to choice tat. 81 $50 80.
EAST LIBERTY--Cattlc--Recei :.%i3 heal :
market dull and prices Il shade oil from the
opening figures.
HOgs-Heceipts. ID, 60 head Phila,lelphias at
S1I7 p: best lOrkcrs, s. 409G GO; common to
fair. $Gll6 y.
sheep--Heceipts, 900 head; market slow at
last weeks prices
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.EIRhE1S.
Philadelphia Market.


YEILApELPgIA, October 19-Flour dull
but steady Super1ne at S. O305 80; extra
at s. 1896 80 Ohio and Indiana family, at
- .5as 90; Pennsylvania family 81 COG
775: St. Louis do IS OOGs 25 Minnesota
Extra = 5oa7 -; do straight, 81 65@s GO;
winter patent s. Oogs -: spring do ss 2ja
900.
Rye flour at Sc o..
Wheat duh Delaware and PENNSYLVANIA Red
81 iGl1 A. do Amber, 81 47Ql4S.
Corn quiet: steamer. Tic; yellow, &c ::
mixed, 7lm7lEc.
Oats quiet No. l, White, 5205.kc; No. ,
10 sic: NO. ; do, j0c.
Rye easier at 81 0S.
Provisions steady: fair jobbing trade INC g
pork. SIS 80; beer hams, 81 50122 50; Iadia
mess beet. SO so, +. O. D.
Bacon-Smoked shoulders 10; salt Ic
Is1lalsc. aO
Lard quiet city ketti. Io::; Ioos. 3utc.l-
ers' I2@lg4 prime steam SI2 80.
Eutter-ChOicc steady; other kinds easier ;
creamery extra PENNSYLVANIA :,sIiOc: West
crn 3T3Sc do good to choice 81 q }4c Bradford
county and New York extra. 2S63Oc first,
:G@27c Western dairy extra, sc DO goo: 10
choice, 23@25c.
Rolls none here.
Eggs steady Pcnn'a, 21G2Gc; Western, 30
PC.
Cheese market steady. tor choice grade.
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Arc you disturbed nj nigh: end broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teeth /?
If So, go at once and get bottle Of MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYEUP 1t will re-
licve the poor little sufferer immcsiiatcly-de-
pend upon It; there is no mistake about it.
There is not mother on earth who has ever
used i, VINO Will not tell yon at once that it
will regulate the bowels, ard give rest to tho
mother. and relief and health to tic child,
operating like magic. II is perfectly safe to
use III all cases. and pleasant to the taste, and
is The prescription OF one OF the oldest and
best female physician and nurses in the
United States Sold everywhere; s5 cents a
Eottle. MARI !Yi&wM,W&S
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CREDIT MOBlLIElS.

The Aftermath of an Historic Combination
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19.-In the United
States circuit court to-day an order was
made authorizing Oliver Ames, receiver
Of the Credit MobiIier of America, to ex
ccutc unto Thomas G. Durant, formerly
president Of the Credit Mobilier, 4 full and
complete release of all demands against
him by the Credit Mobilier upon the ex
ecution and delivery by Durant of proper
legal conveyances of the real estate stu
atcd near Council Bluffs, Iowa, amounting
to about 320 acres, and lands in Plat
county, Nebraska, 4 description of which
is set forth in a petition which has not We,
been fled
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New Telephone Line.

This morning J. Hatz. the contractor,
finished the telephone line between the
mayors Office, the station house and the
water works. The wires arc hung on Mr..
Calder's poles from tho station house
along Grant street to jefferson street :;
thence on Mr.. Stewards poles from Jcffer-
son to Marshall street. and theucc on the
city poles to the city mill on the Conesto-
ga Mr.. HAITI and two men did the en-
tire job in ten hours. The line works very
satisfactorily.
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Yesterday Mr.. w. Il. Middleton, of the
Penn iron works, made complaint of lar
ceny against George Parrish, charging him
with stealing brass bearing from the Penn
works. 1t appears that the accused came
to the works at noon yesterday, having a
basket such as is used for bringing to the
workmcn their dinners. 1t was, however,
merely filled with papers, and while walk
ing through the shop Parrish slipped the
brass bearing into il. He was seen by one
of the workmcn and arrested, and taken
before Alderman Barr who committed him
for hcariG. this evening.
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THE IRISH CRISIS.
Comments of the English Press.

Comments of the English Press.
LONDON, Oct. 19.-The Standard refer
ring to the attempt to burn tho Cuaard
line steamer Bothnia at her dock in New
York. saye it looks as if it were intended
to carry ont O'Donovan Rossa's threats.
The -Noraing Post says: I've consider
that the issue Of the manifesto by the Irish
Land League is direct incentive to civil
war;
The Standard says "War to the knife
is proclaimed explicitly, SO far there is no
tlinching on either side"
The Daily Telegraph says Nothing
could be moro explicit than the determine
tion of the Land League to maintain a
fierce conflict with the government"
Further kiOting.
DUBLIN, Oct. 19.-During the rioting here
last night, a number of passengers on a
train Of cars attacked were wounded. The
police captured many prisoners. Forty
policemen are now disabled from injuries
received in recent riots.
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RESIGNED.
Change II Editors in the Examiner Office

Change oi Editors in the Examiner Office
Maj. ID. Braincrd Williamson, the m an
aging editor of the Erominer for a few
years past. resigned his position on that
paper on Saturday, since which time r.
B. Risk, esq, has been occupying the ed
itorial tripod. Maj. Williamson is bit
ter partisan, and has been given to strike
heavy blows on the wrong side in politics,
but he is an accomplished gentleman and
a pleasant companion who made many
friends among all classes of people during
his soiourn in Lancaster, who will regret
to miss his genial face on the streets and
his pungcnt paragraphs in the Examiner.
Maj. Williamson goes to Philadelphia.
May Joy attend him in his new departure.
The new editor, Mr.. Risk, is we'll known
in Lancaster IS y scholar of fine attain.
ments and 4 polished writer on literary
subjects. 1t remains to be seen what sue
cess will attend his efforts to unite and
consolidate the warning factions of the Re.
publican party of Lancaster county.
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The police quarters were dull to-day.
Several of the aldermen had no cases. The
mayor had only one hummer to dispose OF
and he let him run. Alderman Barr had
an old sailor named Henry Frink, charged
with di :aken and disordcrly conduct, on
oath of enc constable of West Lampeter
township. The old fellow showed his
papers, which proved him to have been in
the United States service during the Mexi-
can war and the late war. and declared he
had merely sat down in the tavern at Lam
peter Square L" to read the news about
President Garfield's assassination - but
this statement weighed nothing against
tho oath Of the constable. He was there
fore committed for hearing. 1t is safe
to bet a big apple that there will be no
evidence against Frink aud that the case
will bc dismisscd-'' county for costs.'
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SOW YorU DlarRe..

NEW IoRE, Oct I9-Flour-Sta.ea ami W Western
slightly in BUYERS favor. with light export
and iobbing trade demand Supertine State
- 70a5 SO: extra do, IS 1895 p: roun5-hoop
fine Western, 81 .OG5 50; common 10 good
extra DO IS 75l6 20 {; choice do do, IS SOd9(0
Southern dull common to fair extra, s. 4lSl
80: good TO choice d O. s. 45IS 30.
Wheat without important change Toc.er-
atey active; No. Red. November. 81 5O7.I
81: do December, 81 .541l So do january,
81 a7Gl 571S.
Corn about &c lower and heavy: mixed west
ern snot. 65ll 1O1ac: 10 future, .0HI131.c.
Oats without quot;ble change STATE ljsI 55c :;
Western, H155c.
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Sale of Damaged Tobacco.

James Prangley has sold at private sale
and at private prices $50 cases of tobacco
damaged by the recent fire in his ware.
house on Miffln street. 1t is only fair to
say that the 225 cases OF tobacco that Mr..
PraDsley has IN his Water street ware
house is not damaged, and is not a part of
the tobacco damaged by the recent Mifflin
street fire.
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The Prison Inspectors Trip.

The board Of prison inspectors of this
county. with the exception of Mr.. Ruttcr
accompanied by Prison solicitor Boyer and
Keeper Wise, started on 4 trip on Monday
morning. They went directly to Reading
where they visited the county Jail and
then left for Philadelphia. In that city
they were taken in charge by Mahlon
Dickinson, of tho board Of Charities. Ho
showed them through the Eastern peni.
tentiary, and last evening and this morn
ing they visited Moyamensing.
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FIRE.
AFrame Barn burned.

This afternoon about half-past o'clock
frame barn belonging to Beru-
hart Rockenstein, and situated on
Lafayette street near the "run" was
discovered to be On fire and in
a short time was burned down, and its
contents consisting OF hay, straw, feed
and other articles, were destroyed. The
live stock was saved. The barn is be-
lieved to have been set ON fire by an in
cendiary.
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TiND GREETING.

DIR. GREENE takes great pleasure in re
porting the safe arrival home Of Mrs. Greene
and SELF. after vacation of nearly two months,
and while he is sad to learn OF the deaths of
TO test tOMNIPATHY. He is especially glad to
know that no deaths have occurred among
rs numerous pdste,1S Ii uuiims iS absence ana
ways diseased are now well. have fully rccOv-
cred their health. Among them is Il lady who
Kline and Gross, OF Philadelphia, to so home
and die with q Scirrhous Cancer OF the breast
now greatly improved. Another case was q,
mother and her first babe, who only q week be-
fore left were supposed to be dying by two OF
the most eminent physicians OF this city, DO II
OF whom are alive and the mother doing her
household work. No quinine, morphta or
other drugs given to any of them; only OK
ternal applications of simple remedies. No
charge made for examining parlcntS.
Catarrh cured for 80 cents.
The cure sent to any portion Of the United
States for 50 cents.
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Little boy Injured. .

Last evening Mr.. Andrew Frailcy was
walking across Centre square, leading by
the hand his little son. A crowd of big
boys or young men were playing in the
square. and one Of them ran against Mr..
Frsiley's little son, knocking him down.
His head struck very hard on the Belgian
block and very severely bruised. DR.. Car
rcntcr attended him and found that his
injuries were rot serious.
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More Relief.

Mayor MacGonigle acknowledges the
following further sums received for the
relief of the sufferers by the late fires in
Michigan
Millersville and Rohrerstown Mennonite
church. per John K. Brubaker, 81 cash,
l. b.. S. cash, K. B., S. S. Q. Frantz,
s. Paradise friends, So; Jacob Harnisb,
merchant, $40.
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If you will stop all your extravayant an,l
wrong notions in doctoring yourself and fam,
ilics with expensive doctors or humbuy cure
ais. that do harm always, and use only na
lures simple remedies for all your ailments
you will be wise, well and happy, and save
great expense. The greatest remedy for this,
the great, wise and good will tell you, is Hop
Biltcrs-bellevc it. See "Proverbs'' in an.
other column. Oi5-2wd&w
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HARVEY IN JAIL.

Charged With Iseins CrininaiIy Eespons:-
bio for u Great Fire.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ia summons
was issued this morning by the coroner for
thc;appearauce at his Office at noon to-day
of Joseph Harvey, owner of the Randolph
mills, who was declared by the coroner's
jury last night to he crimnally responsible
for the fire at that place.
Mr.. Harvey appeared before the coroner
this afternoon, and after that official read
the verdict of the coroner's jury be said it
was his duty to commit Harvey to await
action by tho district attorney. The
prisoner was accordingly committed.
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Educated women.

Refined and educa, cd women willSomctimes
suffer in silcEcc Tor years from kidney dis.
cases, or constipation and piles which could
easily bC culed by q package Of Kidney-W ort.
There Is hardly 4 woman to tc found that docs
not at some time suffer from some of the dis
eases for which this great remedy Is a specific.
1t is put up In liquid and dry forms, equally
cflicicnt.-SprinafelS onion. ol7-1wd&w
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That ASterlek.

Lest tho reader be at loss to know what
is meant by the placed after the name of
Rev. John G. Baker in the "jubileo" pro-
ceedings on the first page, it may be we'll
to state that the writer had prepared 4
note to the effect that he had gazed upon
Rev. Bakers portrait with unusual inter-
est because, more than thirty years ago he
had taken the daguerreotype from which
the portrait had been enlarged but the
note was overlooked until after the outside
form of the paper was printed.
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Deadly Damp.

PIrTsTURGu, Oct. 19.-An explosion of
fire damp occurred at the Cincinnati coal
mines. a few miles up the Monongahela
river from Elizabeth, Pa, last evening.
which resulted in the instant death of
Patrick Plunkett, a miner, and the severe
burning Of three others.
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Como to Church Assem- blles.

This morning Rev. G. w. Seilhamer, of
this city, and Rev. 7. M. Still, of Smith
willie, left for Mechapicsburg, to attend the
session of the East Pennsylvania eldcrship
Of the Church of God
This afternoon Rev. John A. Peters of
the First Reformed church, Rev. DR.. E. v.
Gerhart, OF the theological seminary,
Christian Cast and Benz. Bausman, left
Lancaster to attend the Reformed synod
that meets at Dauvil,e, Pa.
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EcOnOlny.

A fortune may be spent in using intellectual
medicines. when by applying Thomas Eclcc
trio Oil Il speedy and economical cure can be
effected. In cases OF rheumatism, lame back
bodily ailments, or pains of every description
it affords instant relief. For sale ut H. Il. COcii
RIMS drug store, l37 North Queen street, Ian
caster.
Sellers Liver pills" have been the stand
ard remedy for malaria. liver complaint. COS
ivcncss. etc. for Iftv years. Ollmd&w
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New York full cream 1sA@ilc Western ful:
cream lsAc; DO dair tS good. ls@lsc; dc
Petroleum dull refined. re
Whisky dull at 81 Is.
Seetis-GoOd to prime Clover dull Mt 9I
91s; Timothy dull. g 5oG2 C5: FIaxseCd
nominal at 81 40.
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End OF Dr Greepwa,d.s Jubilee.

On our first page to-day will te found a
very full report of the concluding cxcrcis es
attendant upon the celebration bp the peo-
pie OF Trinity Lutheran church of the fif-
tieth anniversary of DR.. GrecnwalI's s ordi
nation to the ministry.
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FISHING.

MIR. jacob l.. Frey and two sons were
at the river fishing yesterday. They sue.
ceeded in catching twenty two fish, twenty
Of them being fine bass and the other two
were sucker, measuring twelve inches,
and fine sun6sh.
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SlAnOer Suits.

Charles Stamm against whom Jacob
Ritter has brought suit for slander, was
arrested yester day near Lititz by Deputy
Sheriff Charles Strinc. In default Of S.
600 bail he was committed to prison.
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Life. liroXfh. iSeaufY.v

"What VIC all admire" and how to secure it
A fine head of hair in its natural color is such
an adjunct to beauty that no one who prizes
good looks should neglect to use London
Hair Color Hestorer," the most cleanly and dc
lfghtful article ever introduced to the Ameri-
can people. II is totally different from all
others-not sticky or gummy, and free from
all impure ingredients that render many other
preparations obnoxious. 1t thickens thin
hair, restores gray hair. gives it new lite keeps
the scalp clean and healthy. causing the hair
to grow here it had fallen off or become thin,
docs not soil or stain anything, and is SO per.
fcctly and elegantly prepared rs to make It q
lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury. "Lon-
don Hair Ecstorcr" is sold by all druggists.
at Is cents bottle. SIX Bottles for 81.
oct3M, W,S&w
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Conc to the jury.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. 19.-Tho case OF
Henry Rumberger, charged with murder,
was submitted to the jury at o'clock this
afternoon,
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Snle of City Property

Attention is directed 20 the advertisement of
valuable city property belonging to John A..
Boring, which will be offered at public sale
this evening at o'clock, at the Keystone house.
North Queen street.
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THIRD EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCT. 10, 1881.
WEATHER. INDICATIONS.

WAsHIvGToN. D. c., Oct. 19.-FOr the
Middle Atlantic states, cooler fair weather,
n"Ttheriy winds, becoming variable, sta
tionary or higher barometer.
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
Property.-On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
26. 1881, at the Leopard hotel. in the city of
Lancaster, will be sold by the undersigned, n
BAKERY PROPERTY. consisting OF u lot or
piece or piece of ground situated on the south
side OF Middle street. in the city Of Lancaster.
being No. S45 on said street, fronting ON Midi
die street l6 feet, more or less, and extending
in depth lS4 feet.mOre or less. to Locust street,
on which is erected a One-and-a-halt story
brick DWELLING HOUSE, containing seven
rooms, with One-StOry frame kitchen attached.
4 frame stable and other necessary Outbuild-
ings. Also. Il new BAKE OVEN. specially
built for \ bakery, hydrant, grapevines anu
other improvements.
The property was formerly used as a bakery
and Is we'll located and adapted for this pur-
pose. 1t Is bounded on the north by Middle
street, east by Dean estate, south by Locust
street and west by property of Isaac Holman.
Possession given on january J, 1881, ii de
sired.
Sale TO commence at O'Clock, p. m.. OF said
day, when terms will be made known by
II. ii. STEHMAN.
ii. SHCEEEN. Auct ll&fSl
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LONDON, Oct. 19.-The leviattan steam-
! ship Great Eastern, was sold at auction
to-day for $15O,O0O.
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\ Smooth Complexion can DC had by every
ady who will use Parker's Ginger Tonic.
Regulating the internal organs and purifying
the blood it quickly removes pimplcs and
gives = healthy bloom 10 the check. Sec notice
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Enclose 81. for two boxes, or $50 post Office
order tor six boxes OF Celery and ChamOmilc
pills and I will take oil risk for money and
goods. DIR. c. w. Benson, 1Oj North Entaw St,
Baltimore. Md.
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Flies and Mosquitoes.
a l5c. box OF Rough on Rats will keep II
house free from flies. mosquitoes, rats and
mice. the entire season. Druggists