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Tnc prcrvi-,Ors oi Fly Cream it;n Il" net
claim il to Ie i curc-a,i, but :: sure remedy for
Cuiarr,!, Colds in the Head ami Hay Fever.
i'ricc 20 cents.
Apply INTO the n''si-I's W:'" little ii"gsr
k,aisrr,,. For fifteen years ! have been
Greatly annoyed with this disgusting
disease, which caused severe pain i'll my
heal. continual dropping into my throat and
unpleasant breath. Ny sense OF smell WAS
much impaired. Eyn thorough use for six
months OF Ely's Cream Balm 1 have entirely
overcome these troubles. ). Il. CASE, st. Denis
hotel, Broadway and 18th street, =. Y.
My Son tried Ely's Cream Balm for cold in
the heal after using il twice he felt no more
distress or trouble in breathing. recon-
mend il above all other Catarrli remedies. L.
&. HAGENBUcI,, Druggist, Maban"y City, Ia.
o3l-2wdTu, ,ThSS
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Ni.w sras Nov. i!.--ti..Ir--St:.te and
Western steady and moderately active.
Southern quiet an,i 5;tr,iy.
Wheat '4d0Isc h%!nr an'i iiru; trri" only
moderate: No. 1 White at - OS% No. i:"h,
Dec, 81 U9GlI U,lI: do Jan, 81 IiII@ai IlM ,lo
Feb. 81 13I.F6i 49,; Il" Nov. ami year, 81 OK
Eil, 81 O7II asked.
Corn opened IIn0lc lower, subsequently re-
covered. most OF decline nIiN,r, western spot
SOG9l: .!O futures, 6.!% ,iSiIi:
Oats iGQl%c better: No. Vow, f.%hQi2Llc ::
40 Dec tsle i::Ifc c" jan. iia0l; fc: go Feb,
iftI state, 1JtpJ;c Western, 40a15Oc.
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Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. I.-Catt!c market ac-
two sales, 500 head prime G1IatGi4c; good
at 6aD6lac; medium ut JGN5>4c; C,.MuOn at
i40AAc.
Sheep market dull: Stcs, E:,G0O M':,i
prime 5I16c: good, 5.tIiIc Gn.tiun. iis9
lHc; i:,ii, sI.tGlc common, "ii.m34c: lambs.
I407d c:l.vts, 1IAl0c.
IlO;;s-ml-kct active a:iies. GhD h':t!
extra Chicago, lGI&Ulic: Im"i, iOIWI0i.c;
medium, 9;In1iOc ; common shoppers, ?l2c.
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WAsuINGTON, Nov. 13.-Assis:amt t;ec
rc!ary New is expected to resume his
duties 1T tl;c treasury department tO-,nor-
row. Fifth Auditor Alexander, who has
Just returned from Indiana, states that he
has been in Mr.. News company for the
past ten days and is confident that Sir.
Now has lot resigned and has no such in
tcLtiun.
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ALEXANDRIA, Nov. ia Russian was
murdered hero last evening by native
watchman. The affair creates 4 great
sensation.
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Fatal Effect Cf8 FIT.

CoHOEs, N. V, Nov. 13.-James John
ston, aged forty years, residing in Vcl;ct
street, was seized Oh Saturday ,.isht will.
an epiIcptic fit, and falling struck the
cub stone and sustained a fracture OF the
skull which terminated fatally to day.
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, cloudy rainy weather,
sOutherly veerins to much colder north
west winds, falling followed by rising bar
Ometcr.
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Found Dead In u Stable.

New YORK, Nov. 13.-John Lcary, a
truck driver. was found dead in his stable
in Christopher street today. lie had
been kicked to death by his horse.
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MoriSed Punishment.

New YORK, Nov. 11.-EdwaId Burns,
for illegally registering at tho last election,
was this morning sentenced to tho state
prison for one year.
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EALTsToN, N. Y. Nov. 13.-Casllicr
Fink, . laborcr employed in George Vests
paper mil, ut this place, was caught in ~
shaft and INSTANTLY killed, this morning,
boil, arms and ono leg being torn from
b is body.
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FAEMEE'S Cheap Excursion I" Philai'ipliit,
on Thursday. November 10th. Tickets good
Tor three days, only $2.GG. Train leaves Ian
HLicr (King strect) ut 5iD 4. III. Leaves Co.
Iumbia at $40 a. III. Fare $a:9. Fare from
Mannheim. Lititz ana Ephrata, $l.90.
n!-lI, ,lJ,EYd
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s)UELlC SALr: OF VALUABLE CITY
jss 'i rs,sant Itf To- m S;,I,.c 81 NJ: ,. HoX -
court of Lancaster county, will he s',l,iat put
lie sale ut ihc Iaoparsi hotel, in tho City ~,
Lancaster the following, 'cScrict real estate
I;;J,. Of Henry Dr:Ichi,ar, decd, viz:
rurpart No. !. a lot OF sra,unG, with II two.
stOrya and attic brickDW ELllNG IlOUSE, with
store roOni and - twoatOry brick back build
ing, itttc,i on the northeast corner Of Fast
hing and Plum street. in tho City OF iancs,I
ter, containing in front on East Kin;: street H.
feet. iLOre or less, ami extending in depth
nOrthwnrI ~ feet. more or less, MijOinin.
property Of Isaac QIiglcy on the north :,ri
:,iid hydrtnt in the yard. Very desirable
business stand.
rurparL No. =, A lot of ground. with a1w.
story and attic brick DIV ELLiNG HOtiS =
and two story bIick back building. att:icisc,t
stu:,i,t on the north side of E:,st Eni:, street
III tI.s: city of Lancaster, adjoining No. On
;t'. cast, containing; III front ON Faust Ns,iH
stree; iG feet IpJr,: Gr J. ~, anu cXtcniIi-. Ia
Il .,,, rur!war,i 50 feet. more or les ,rrirl-
81; ON tnn , north by pr"pariy OF is;s.e 4n,'ss
icY. G,S throughout tiic house an! hy'I ut
II, The yar,l
Puri ,Art No. =, A lot -: ground. withntu"
story and attic brick DWELLING :,tiI>f
with twG-stOry brick back building, Situated
81. tiic south si'. nf East Vine street
front nu Vine street ~ feet, more or less,
extending III depth sO,;thw:tri 90 feet, NOR. -;
tess, bounded on the west by rr''Imrty"' ,,cr
amin Henry, on the south by prop rLy Ui :
>. tr'y, and Oh thc east by property "f Sii,"'''
Il i:urns.
Possession and title will be given ON iii
|, ISSs;.
Any person desiring; to SEQ any OF the above,
properties can do SO by calling, on the un'er-
signed, Oh II. ShubGrt, nUctiOnccr.
sale to commence ~ Z O'Clock, y. M, o: ,'ins
Ily, when attendance will be given: AMI terms
made known by
PHI IP y. DSACIIEAE,
ALBEIT DHACNEAR,
HENRY DSACUHAR, jr..
Administrations OF Henry Drlc!Ilplr deed.
II. SiiuTEET AuctiUnccr. O.St,ttiSSW
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Mayor MacGoniglo was taken i'll at his
Office on Saturday and was removed to his
rooms at tho Stevens house. lilo is unable
To lcavO them to-day.
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Patrick Joyce Arratsngd.

DUBLIN, Nov. 13.-Tatrick Joyce, one
Of the men charged with the massacre of
tho Joyce family, was arraigncd for trial
to day before Judge Barry.
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Fatal result Oi il Husbands s S:lOOtl AZ

New YORK, Nov. 1S.-Mrs Sopti..
Olsen, who was shot in the arm by her
i"Sane husband carly yesterday morning.
died i'll Bellevue hospital to day. She did
not recover from tho shock produced by
tho amputatioM Of her ar:n
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The Deadly Work of Gas.

New YORK, Nov. 13.-An unknown
man and woman were found dead in the
Astor Place hotel, Third avenue, this
morning. They had been sufOcatcd by
gas.
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LoLpEN's I.icbiS's Liquid Beef and Tonic In
ViSoratOr imparts strength to body and mind,
2hic no o,hcr. OF druggists. nl3 lw.icn,i&w
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\ Train yyreclssr Sentenced.

WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. 13.--Charlcs
S. Lawrence, of Auburn, was sentenced to
state prison for Is years this morning for
train wrecking.
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Go TO II. u. COchrln's dru: store tor Mrs.
Freemdn'S Ne,C NdtiOnHI DycS. For bright
ness and durability OF color. are nnCTuaics!.
Color from to pounds. Directions in Eng
lish and German. Price. Il cents.
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WINNIPEG, Man., Nov. 15.-The Rec
river is frozen over, and thero is fair
Sleighiug here,
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Skinny Men.

"Wclls' Health Ecncwcr'' restores health
and visOr, cures Dyspel'sia, Impotence, Sex
ua Debility. 81.
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ATTENTION IL called TO the advert Iseinrn,
of sale of the Valuable City property OF ii. H.
IshOa,is Il Bro; il will be sold 1T the IIicstcl
House this evening.
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Tho First Frost,

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Nov. 13.-'rhs first
frost OF the season fell in this region this
morning.
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NIs,TtCE III Tt :'aSGEG;S AND GUN
- NEHS.--iN per ''NiS arc hereby forbidden
10 tr,.S,,lSS on a! -: the lands at the Corn
wal! or Spccdwr! states. i'll Lebanon and
I.:.nc:lS,c err rOun,is' whether incl0s"d or un-
inclDscd, either lur he purpose of >ii''ninS or
iishin., IL; the law will be rigi,lly enforced
against :lIl trcSp;lssinS on said lands OF the
un,lcrsj,EG,! after this notice.
VIM. COLEMAN FREEMAN,
u: PERCY ALDEN,
EDWAED Z. FREEMAN,
Attorney for Il. W. CGlcrnan's Heirs.
Oi6-tt!EW
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which 50 richly deserves he entire confidence
of the community rs Browns Bronchial
Trochcs. Those suffering from -lsthmItic :inI
BrnncEiii Diseases. Coughs and Colds should
Try them, Price % cents. n3-lwteOd&W
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C,HufcM A K AT THE EAGLl
- Shoe Store, No. IL North Queen street.
I'D JOHN HlEMENZ.
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a trn" tonic medicine, 8, blessing, III every
household, is Browns Iron J:ittcrs For sale
by u. Il. Cochran, druggist, I;7 and l;o North
Queen street.
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Evils to DC Avoided.

Oyer-cating is in ono sense us productive of
evil az intcmla.rance i'm drinking. Avoid both
and keep the blood purified with lIulslOCS
blood bittcrs and you will DC rewarded with
robust health and an juvigOratc,t system.
Price 81. For sale by II. Il. Cochran, druggist,
l37 and I39 North Queen street.
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stock Market.

Now VERY, Pniiasieip phia ant Local STOCK
also United StutcS Enn,s repoi;e daily by
JACOB L. LoEa, =. North 's:iccn street.
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HALE's Honey OF HOrcllOund charms away
Il cough, cold, or influenza without any bad
effect. Pixies Toothachc Drops cure in one
minute. ni2-lw,cOl&w
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, a NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle of
SIfIOk's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. For
sale ut COcIran'S dru: store, l37 North Queen
street.
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a wOufd-be N urccrer drought to Trisi.
DUBLIN, Nov. 13.-Patrick Delaney,
who was arrested for attemptip. t. dis
charge a revolver at Judge Lawson. ou
Saturday night, was brought into court
to day.
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VIYfE CITY BAND WILL. Isr PRESENT
at the Sons OF Veterans Fair in Excelsior
will lie di.pi;tycd Tor the first time this even
ing. IL
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IT ISIN VIEW OF the EFFECTS OF
/ chronic suppuratiOn of the middle ear that
some lite insurance com i,anicS :irc said to de-
cline 10 insure the lives OF persons that are
affected with this disease.
Diseases of the Eye, Ear and Throat also,
Chronic cDiScaSes--suCdPaStuily treated by
DIsS. II. -. ln,! II. A. I.D%GAkEE.
Ofiic,--Ii East WainIt street, Lancaster, Pa.
Consultation fir, q. nl:i-;td
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4TA,.UAIsLE CITY PstGIEiSTY At I'Ti.
Y lie S::lc.-nn WEDNESDAY,, :OVEn
iEis -, ISNI, at O'Clock In the cv: Hiu,s, ts!''
uu,Iui signed surviving executor Oi the ;'i
will AMI testament -: Daniel l!arIn:in, t.e-
cC:iSCd, will 0itCr III li;ihlc sllc. Ut the C,GpaI
llOus;', III West KIM, street, Il large taOsior>
Ei:ICE DWELLING. HOUSE. with store rOnn:t
large twO-story brick back building, ln.'"
wish and ,isinOkc house. warehouse and ai;l.,
i.y,!rY.nt, cistcrn. etc. 1iiS property Nos. ~
:lii.t -. fronts 30 feet on the north si0' at
.It5i i,ins: street ami extends back ~,
icci 10 - II feet wide public alley, amt ':'s
:sn equal right and privilege Of IN nno
tn - feet wi,!o JOINT alley hc1"cen the
shove AMI adjoining properly on the cast
tc: ling through tO th,. aiorts:iit: II feet wide
ur',,ic alley in tho rear. The house IL veil
iiu:!I AMI tho store r.:c'i - supplied with
counters and shelving. ?hC premise cr~ =
present occTpic.I by N:"5r1. Mctiz.r y Er'-
grocery, Elci;i u successful bUIincs- !
carries, on.
Possession will be given Oh the iir5. of Hprii
:Sr:s
Persons wishing, to view the property ar ,'-
>irinG further information, will please call at
the nn'lcrsis,nCt', No. II North Queen stree; :,
Lancaster, IA.
Il. A. EhEK.
oct.1,nOV:;IG !J!: ESccu:Or.
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A Royal Infants Precs-,"us .i-.,th
MADRID Nov. 13.-It is now stated tie
health of the priucesS, born yesterday, is
precarious.
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"HhcKMETACK," q lasting amt fragrant l"i-
fume. Price ~ and 20 GENTS. For sale At Cor!t-
rams drug store. III North Queen street.
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81 have used Eur,lOck iiIUod EittcrS viii:
great benefit for indigestion and constipation
OF the bOwrIS.' Price 81
{. l.. EASTON, Hamilton. Ont.
For sale by II. d. Cochran, druggist j1 :,ri'i
E} North Queen street.
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Sp'ECI.3G NOTICES.

Some heatlcn, are not AS. much of the
hcathcn as VIC think; read 4 MohOmctan pro-
verb, "GOd has bestowed the good things
OF this world TO relieve our ncce5 les,
not TO reward our virtues: these will br r-
warici IN another world" We know 81 10
greater necessity 10 he rclicy c,i, than stub
born cold and We know of no better relief
than Dr. Bulls Cough syrup.
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rl'wO SMALL HArD-NAUE HAVANA
| i Cigars tor ) cents at
| BSi;TMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
vKyaNYED.-A GlRI. T.b C.NJk AND DO
w HousewOrk. References required. APP
Dly ut No. 5iS West Chestnut street. ltd~
CnuEMAk ERsVANTEDA AT THE EAGLE
It'd JOHN HlEMENZ.
XkYANTED-fA GInl. WHO GAN SPEAk
w German to do general homework. Ap-
ply IL No. 333 East King street. IT,
'IYiE CITY BAND WILL. I:E PRESENT
L at the Sons OF Veterans Fair, in Excelsior
Hall. tonight. Many beautiful new articles
will lie di.pi cd Tor the first time this even
ing. II
~ FH:sr NATIONAL EANI: or LA1CAsT EE.
November, Ii, lSS2.
The board of directors :of this bank have dc
Ciared Il sc,ni-annu:l dividend OF five per cent.
payable on demand. HARRY Z. uARNEH.
itdaw Cashier.
N All the stOc, for the proposed new MI
tiOnal Bank. Il. Christians. having been sub
purpose Ot organizing on SATURDAY, NOV.
j.. ISSl. at 23 o'clock, p. ln., ~ the Christtana
Hotel. Christiana. Lancaster county, Pa.
Itd&w
VHIILLIAM THOMSON.
WATCHES, CLOCNS, CHAINS, &c.
Special attention paid to the requesting q
FINE WATCHES, AMERICAN FRENCH
and ENGLISH CLOCKS.
ENGRAVING.
A.ru. for KINGS SPECTACLi;S and EI +
GLASSES. All Goods and Work guaranteed.
NO. 1O6 EAST KING STREET.
(Oppositc Leopard llo:cl)
OvIG-olod
SyTSbGlES ONLY %l .25 PER- HUNDRED
- ut UhIsTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT
CIGAR STORE.
IT ISIN VIEW or THE EFFECTS or
/ chronic suppuratiOn of the middle car that
some lite insurance com ;,anics trc said to dc
cline 10 insure the lives OF persons th:tt are
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TEACHEKS' DAY.
ALarso Crowd I'm Attendance-Whsr Was
Done ON Opening lDaY.

ALarse Crowd I'm Attendance-Whsr Was
Done on Opening Day.
Teachers institute, so long looked for
ward to by tho tired school boy anxious
for holiday and equally au object OF
pleasant anticipation to the teachers who
gather together from all parts Of the
county to profit by a mutual interchange
of ideas, is now upon Us. From an early
hour this morning the scene III the vicinity
of the court house was quite en- animated
one. Troops of bright-eyed fresli-faced
maidens were continually arriving and de-
parting after the enrOllmentOf Of their names
as members OF the institute, which
business occupied the whole morn
ing's session. Their smiling faces
and coy glancss were in pretty
contrast to the graver dcmeanOr of
the representatives OF the sterner EEK who
delight to teach the young idea low to
shoot. All the indications seems To point
to a large and successful institute, as the
list of those enrolled is already quite
large, and many moro arc constantly ar
irving b. rail and private cUnveyances.
The programme for the entertainment
each night of the week at the opera house
is one of exceeding excellence. A rich
treat is in store for those who desire to
hear literary topics discussed in scholarly
manner. The list embraces the following
well known lecturers, who will speak on
the appended topics:
MOnday-O. II. Tiffany, ID. d., "Thc
Century and its Lessons
Tuesday-Col. l.. +. CplGl..ir!, 1.-The
Future of tho Republic"
Wc,lues,lay-Dr. J. II. Vincent, That
Boy"
Thurs,lay-Dr. James l!e,llcy. "Kins-
dom of the Heart" t
=. Friday-Miss Helen Potter, ':mpcrsona-
> lions Of Noted PersOns.' I
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The proceedings this afternoon "lenel
with tho reading Of tho 81 psalm, followed
by prayer by Rev. ]. Il. Shumakcr. cold
Hundred" was sung in effective style by
the whole audience, Prof. w. Il. Hall pri-
siding at the organ, with cOrnct accom-
paniment by Prof. Kilhefler. Prof. Shaub
then in a few well chosen remarks rendered
4 welcome to tho audience, after which
the following organization was effected :
Vice Presidents-R. X. Buehrle, Of Ian.
caster !; s. NJ. Yutzy, of Mt. Joy.
Enrolling Officers-N. Il. Krcidcr, East
Hempfield A. Il. Stamy, West IIemH-
field.
Roll Keepcrs-CIarencc ". Lichty, Ian
caster A. q. Syphcrt, East Earl.
Trcasurcr-J. Il. McCaskcy.
Auditing Committee Il. S. Geist, Mari
otta A. Il. lncOby, Earl Franklin
Smith, Conoy.
Up to 9 O'Clock the unprecedented num-
bcr Of $40 teachers had signed tho roll.
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SPECI!L NOTICES.


1t seems strange that any one Will suffer
from the many arrangements brought On Gy
an impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ
Wills AND DSTILLINGIA,
| or BLOOD AND Liver SYRUP will restore
perfect health TO tie physical organization. 1t
| Is indeed Strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take, ld has proven Itself TO be the best
BLOOD PCBIFIER ever discovered, effect
u:.l!y curing ScrOfull. Syphlitic disorders,
Weakness OF tic Kidneys, Erysipelas, Mala-
ria al nervous disorders and debility. bill.
iOus com mplaints and all diseases indicating AZ
impure condition OF the Blood. Liver, Kid
neys, Stomach, Skin. etc. 1t cOrrccts in,ii
gcstiOn. A single bottle Will prove to you its
merits as :, health remover, tor it ACTS Llk Il
A CIi ARM especially when the com mplaint is
OF an exhaustive nature, Eavin- - tendency TO
lessen the natural v;cor OF the brain and ncr
vou5 system.
nEE'S 'NINPANACEA cures {. ,:.In in
man ana 1Casi. For use externally and inter
na!lE.
RED iIOHS T. POWDERS cure all diseases
or horse, cattle, sheep, hogs. poultry and all
Live Stock. APOsITIvECUKE. A mayoi-2
For sale at II. l.. COcEr.n's drug store LIZ
North Queen street.
puny, weak. and :,ickly children are made
healthy and strong by using Browns Iron
Iittcrs. For sale by II. l.. Cochran, druggist,
lG1 and i33 North Queen street.
1' is probable that the young lady ccicbra.
tel in those charming lines OF Robert Burns
bad tan, moth-spOts and frccklcs, with other
beauty blcmislleS. For such conditions, Dr.
!:cnson'i Skin Cure should br on every Iady's
Hii''t table. nl:lTd&w
nALE's Honey OF HOrcllOunu charms away
Il cough, cold, or influenza without any bad
effect. Pixies TOotiachc Drops cure in one
fnnu'c. nl2lwIcO.i&w
IoLpEs's IicbiS's Liquid Beef and Tonic IN
viSoratOr ;lnparts strength to body and mind,
2"'c no other. OF druggists. nl3 lwicnl&w
true tonic medicine. IL blessing III every
household, is browns Iron Filters. For sale
by u. Il. Cochran, druggist I37 and l:;o North
Queen street.
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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-12-07
PREDICTING A GREAT STORM.
An Astronomer Who Looks for Wide
spread Destruction. in March.

Washington, Dec. 1.-The President
has received the following communi-
cation, dated November 27, from Pro-
fessor E. Stone Virgins, LII. D., as
tronomer of the Canadian finance de-
partment:
May it please your Excellency.
On the 23d of September last 1 an
nounced through the Canadian press
that great storm would occur in
March next; that it would first be felt
in the Northern Pacific; would appear
in the Gulf of Mexico on the night of
the 9th, and, being reflected by the
Rocky mountains, would cross this
meridian from the west at noon of
Sunday of March IL, 1883. No vessel,
whatever her dimensions, will be safe
out Of harber, and none of small tom.
mage can hope to survive the tidal
wave and fury of this tempest AS
the wind will blow fromthe southeast
the planetary force will be sufficient to.
submerge the lowlands of the Ameri-
can coast, especially those bordering
on the Gulf of Mexico and washed by
the GulfStream, while the air currents
for several hundred miles along the
east side 'ofthe Rocky Mountain-range
owing'to the great atmospheric pres
sure In those regions, will spread uni
versal destruction. The New Eng
land Staets will also suffer severely
from the wind and Hoods. No point
outside of harbor in the whole area of
he-Auantic, especially north of the
Equator, will be a place of safety, for
this will be preeminently the greatest
storm that has visited this continent
since the day of your illustrious first
president. In view of this event, there
fore, Itake-the great liberty of repre-
senting to your Excellency the advisa-
bility of ordering all United States
ships into safe harbor not later than
the 6tb of March till this storm be
passed"
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-12-07
Overcome hy Sulphur.

a REMARKABLE OCCURRENCE, WITH
OUT FATAL RESULT, AT A READING
FOUNDRY.
Reading, Nov. 30.-A strange and
remarkable accident took place in the
foundry of the Reading Hardware
Company. yesterday, by which twelve
men were overcome with sulphur and
rendered deathly sick. The men were
engaged in various parts of the works
when suddenly dense volume of sui
phur was forced from the cupola and
driven in all directions among them
A dozen of the number were overcome
at once and they dropped to the floor
and commenced vomiting violently.
Other employees from the mill were
quickly summoned and the sufferers
were carried out and medical aid
promptly summoned. Two of the af-
fiicted parties were taken home, suf-
fering severely while the remainder
recovered in few hours and were al
lowed to leave unassisted. The dem
sity of the upper air seemed to have
prevented the sulphur from escaping
in the regular way and the accunula.
ton was forced unnaturally into the
foundry.