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TELEGRaPHIC SPARKS.

Flashes From the Electric Wires.
Messrs. Kelley Pa.) and White (Ky.)
had sharp tilt in the House to-day.
Bliss resumed IFS argument against the
Star COute defendants to. day.
James Mcdonald and Thomas Garland
have been arrested in Philadelphia on a
charge of smuggling liquor into that
port.
Mr.. Shufeldt testified before Window s
whisky investigating committee to-day
that while money had been raised to secure
the passage of bill to so cents Il gallon
none of it had been corruptly used.
President pro tenn. Davis was in the
Senate to day and said he had followed a
precedent set by Thurman in naming In
gals to perform the duties of the chair in
his (DavisO absence. The COM
mittee on rules was directed to report in
the matter.
The Dauphin court has dissolved nine
teen more mutual insurance companies
The president has signed Collect Or
Jackson's commission.
The court in banc has denied Col
Reeds motion for rehearing in
Guiteau's case. 1t is said he con
templates presenting 4 further motion
in the criminal court tomorrow be
fore Judge Wylie. Mrs. Dunmire, the d.
volced wife of Guitcau. has written Reed
urging him to omit no effort with the
president to secure Communication of
Guiteau's s sentence.
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LARGE RE-OPENSNG.



Fer soHe time past John COPELAND propri
etor Ot the vel! known hotel and restauT'
ant on North Queen street, has been busy
making repairs in his place, aud this
morning the grand opening" took place.
A fine lunch Of various kinds Of soup with
different cold dishes was served AID all
who entered the restaurant were presented
with q handsome button hole bouquet.
The prettiest part of the restaurant IS
the drinking apartment in front which
has been repainted, repapered ard
otherwise improved. Tie paper on the
side walls is gold mixed and on the ceiling,
inside of the large border there is a
broad stripe OF gold. Inside of the broad
border there is a paper Of light color on
the ceiling. The gas-tixtures arc very
handsome. Ia the centre of the room is a
beautiful chandelier with "a number Of
lights, while there are many with one
burner in different parts o! the room.
The Whole Of tha building has been i'm
proved. ali %: the rooms having been
painted and papercd, and the place now
p!esen!s a handsome appearance. The
paper on the walls was furnished by J. D..
Martin & Co. and hung by Henry J. Dou-
nelly the painting was done by George
w. Brown and john l.. Arnold put III tie
paS-Gxtures
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List Of Unclaimed Letters.

The following is a list of unclaimed let
ters remaining in the postofiice for the
week ending June 5, 1889:
Ladies' L,st.-Mrs. Sally Becker. Mrs.
A. T. Decker, Mrs. Eva Endcrs (for),
Selinda Keller, Josie t. Kil!hc iitr, Miss
Fannie Parker, Miss Katie Ssi!:, Ellie
Styers. Mrs. Barbara Wikcr.
Gents List.-Mcssrs. Alexander Alex
ander (for.), John Bushman, Vim. Elmer
BonsaI!, Andrew Eraumgad: John X
Brubaker (2), Joseph Brauer Corr, Aarcr
dig. VIM. Martin (2). Master Jacob II
Mowrer. c. N. Picard. Heinrich Rappe
Willis RoIrer, A. J. Stea,lman. Douglas:
Tompkirs, Thomas Wolf.
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Rose Cold and Hay Fever.

Being seriously troubled with HayFcvcr and
Rose Cold tried Ely's Cream Balm, and was
surprised in obtaining almost immediate re-
lief. Earnestly recommend it to all similarly
aillictci.-W. i. ANDEUs. druggist, Mctuchen,
New Jersey.
Having been afflicted with Hay Fever for
years l gave Ely's Cream Balm Il trial was
much benefited. ] have lad no attacks since
using it.-E. II. RAUcI, editor Carbon county
Democrat, Maucl; Chunk. Pa.
For years l have iccn afflicted with Hay
Fever from early in August until frost was
induced to give Ely's Cream Balm a trial. The
relief was Immediate. I regard myself cured.
-G. sC!EEIEER. Supt. of Coldagc CO., Eliza
beth, n. }. Price 20 cents Apply into nos
iris with little finger.
For sale 1T Coclil ans drug store, 1871 North
Queen street. ju5-2
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,E-JKKETE.
Philadelphia N ark6l.

FHiLApELPBIA. June 5-FInur dull, but
steady; Supcrline. SO 5Od4 o.; Extra. 81 2.
as 90: Penn', family, s. s70l6 II: st. Louis do,
$7fl7 SO : Ohio and Indiana do, $6 2j17.
Rye flour at s. 37G4 80.
Wheat steady but quiet: No. Nv Western Red
81 4OA@I Al Pa. Red, 81 4OGl ~ do Amber,
~ 424l A.
Corn firm, but good local demand
Steamer. si1satS5c: sail Yellow ut s61aQls7c
Mixed. Ssh @S6c; No. 3 Mixed, siMs41ac.
Oats scarce and wanted at an advance No
White, G5c; No; do &c; No. 3 do &c
No. Mixed, G0G6lc.
Rye steady at9Oc.
Provisions steady mess pork 500 75ll21 on
beef hams, $240l26 India mess beet, $32.
BacOn-SmOkcd shoulders, 1Oc; salt iO,
9%c; smoked hams, l5@l51ac; picked do Il
Ql3Ac.
Lard steady city kettle, l2l4@121ac loose
butchers. lIAc prime steam, $ll IS.
Butter quiet and steady for choice; Cream
cry extra, 20 Gl2ic: DO good to choice, el023c
b. e. and n. Y. Extra, 22@2sc do do nrsts
choice, l5@lSc
Rolls dull !: Pa. and Western, l2@Isc.
Eggs scarce and firm Pa, 23L024c West
ern. 22s23c-
Cheese quiet and irregular: n. Y. full cream
llL6llAc: Western. lOHIlOAc.
Petroleum firm Refined. nc.
Whisky at 81 II
Seeds-clOver nominal at s6@7 80 Timothy
dull at s. 5092 60; Flaxseed duh at 81 49,
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DEATHS,

HULL,-Im Reading. Pa, June =, 1882, Mar
.r:trct. relict OF the late Wendell Hull, OF New
Holland, in the 18th year of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence of her son, G. w. Hull, No
ii; West Orange street, on Tuesday morning at
iol% O'Clock, to proceed to New. Hallond for
ntcrmCnt. 2td.
ALBaIaBT.-June3 :, 1882, in this city, Walter,
son of Jacob and Clara l.. Albright, aged .
years, months and % days.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from his parcnts' residence, No. 3lS South
Dukc street, on Tuesday afternoon Mt J
O'clock. In;rrmcnt a. Woodward Hill GENE
terry.
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Tux. TEt-;>N INSPECTORS: MEET.

And They s:". Dinner at ":;urky's'' Castle
Once More.
This morning the board nt Inspector s
met at the prison all o: the ihemtcrs be
ing present.
4 number ot bill, were presented and
approved.
1t Was agreed !, allow itcssrs Nauman
and Boyer 5000 a. counsel fees for the pro-
sccution of The Triple cases.
The committee on telephone reported
that the prison could be come :tc,l with
the cen.la! telcp'o3e office inr 81 mr
month. Ii WAS I-r.c! to make nc con
Eection.
O;liceia nl,ns and Pyle, wir capture d
Joseph Croft o;c OF the cscapgd convicts,
were allowed the sum of $50, the same as
though reward had been offered ut the
time.
After the transactions of the above
business The board adjourned to take din
;,cr IN tte prison. This is the first they
have t!in.d there for some time. but Burk-
holder probably thinks that he can aft ,rd
to feed them, as he has nine less prisoners
to keep now than he had At former meet
iEgS.
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HORSES THAT TiiINk.
DO A!nlrsJ Everything Bat Talk-A MarN
lGLis Exhibition Of aarSa IulelIiyenca


lrus Exhibition OF Horse Intelligence.
OF the Equine Paradox, shortly to bc en-
hlbitrd in this city. the Reading daily NetcS
OF April Goth says - 1t is one OF the sights of
a lifetime TO see them enjoying their freedom
IN play before school and during recess, and
| note their orderly behavior and obedience
| during school hours. One OF them brings the
master :. paper and kcrchcf from Il closed
d.>ii, lifting the lid and bringing the articles
asked for. Another brings the master a chair
and the third puts his heal in the masters
lap. Two of &c horses are reported by the
monitor to: punishment and are ordered to
s.anl on their heads. which they ,!o. Cesar
makes Il figure correctly over tho curvatUres,
turns round 10 the right orlett, backs and steps
forward. Spri.e is the champion jumper. but
AbG ,liah is the most graceful of even these
Splrndid specimens of horse flesh. and when
pacing trOtliTg or gallOping to music is the
picture of ofclcgance and grace. but when march
ing looks supc h. lie court scene shows
the judge, jury, lawyers. prisoners in the
deck ami officers of the court. The jury
tire 20 consider their verdict, return in a few
moments, the foreman presents Il paper, the
officer receives it, the verdict is announced
not guilty and tn" prisoner, who Is
chained. i5Sct free THiS is all done by horses,
it must be remembered. ut the word OF COM
Mand from lchInd the scenes. The military
drill is something so near human intelligence
I!liib IL Stt;lilS 10 tlSllOSStS5 yourself Oi
the idea hat the animals not Scntient be
ingS. the discipline is SO perfect They form
in two lines move or in platOons of two and
divisions of four, wheel To the right and left,
form Il hollow square, march company front.
about face and generally conduct themselves
like soldiers. They fire OIL cannon and capture
the cmr,ny's flag, which is waved in triumph
hy each one of them in turn. All the horses
are equally interesting.'' Mr.. Mishlcr Ia Is Sc
cured them tor three months tour, which
viii close July ,, unless negotiations now
pending; will be consnniniated, when he will
tax" them TO London, Paris and Vienna. SO
great has been their success that he has
oilcI2,; thirty Thousand dollars for L half in.
tercst. On account of the advance sale for
their performances the eight diagrams will
open 81 Irckcrs Office Thursday morning,
and it would he well tor these who wish ia hc
sure Gf n :H;lt t1sccurc them in time. Since
Mr.. Mah'cr has had them they have appear d
before oyur seventy til hOuSand persons
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The TucquanClub

Tic annual meeting Of the Tucquan
c!ub was held on Friday evenirg at Major
A. c. Rciuoch's Office for election Of C1li-
GERS and other business.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, Prof. S. S.
Rathvon, vice PRESIDENT, Lewis lIaldy,
secretary. A. G. Reinoehl, treasurer, Wm.
S. Gill. The president appointed the fol-
lowing executive committee: VIM. S.
Gill, IL. Il. Reinoehl G. NJ. Zahln, A. II.
Frictcley, Michael Zahm.
A number of members were elect; d to
fill vacanes of members dropped Oh &C
kc"unt of death, removal and other cause.
vlhe secretary was instructed to procure
certificates of membership frreach regular
member. The week beginning Monday,
July II was selected to camp at York
Furnace.
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GaEIIBALpI'S DEATH.
What tho POps and the Vatican Orga
Said On ii eariD: tie News.

What tho POpe and tho Vatican Organ
Said On Hearing tie News.
LONDON, June "a dispatch to the
Standard from Rome says OIL hearing of
the death CT Garibaldi the Pope remained
silent awhile. raising his eyes to heaven
he said: "There has gone another figure
Of the revolution. Oh, God, be merciful to
him.
ROME. June 5.-Garibaldi tainted at $50
o'clock Friday evening, but really fingered
until $50 o'clock when his death Occurredl
The Vatican organ, Voce Della Oerta,
says "Garibaldi was ono of the most de-
termined but also the frankest Of our ad-
versaries. Not from him came the heaviest
blow and the bitterest troubles. He was
no hypocrite. May the prayers OF his
pious mother have smoOthed the last
moments Of their sons agitated life."
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An Enthusiastic Endorsement.

GOEHAM, n. IT,, July II, 1879.
GENTS-W hoover you are, don't know but
l thank the Lord ard feel grateful to you to
know that in this world of auultcratcd medi-
cincs there is one compound that proves and
does all it :idvcrtises to do and more. Four
years ago had slight shock OF palsy, which
unnrrvcd me to such an extent that the least
excitement would make me shake like the
ague. Last May 1 was induced to try Hop Bit.
tcrs. l used one bottle, but did not see any
change another did so change my nerves that
they are now rs steady rs they ever were 1t
used TO take both hands to WRITE but now my
go III right hand writes this. Now, if you con-
tinuc to manufacture as honest and good an
article rs you do, you will accumulate an
honest fortune, and cnufer the greatest bless
ing Oh your fellow men that was ever con-
tcrrcd on mankind. TIM BURCH.
jul-2wu&w
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Mothers! MOtherS!. MOthers!!

Arc you disturbed 1T night and broken OF
your rest by Il sick child suffering and crying
with excruciating pain of cutting teeth: Ii
SO, go 1T once and get a bottle OF MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immc,iialcly-dcpend
upon it there is no mistake about it, There
is not mother OF earth who has ever used it
who Will not tell you ut once that II W i'll regu
late the bowels, and give rest to the mother
and relief and health to the child, operating
like magic 1: IS perfectly safe to use in all
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and Is Tho
prescription of one of the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States, Sold everywhere. y cents a bottle.
ma-Iy-M, ,W&S&w
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POLITICAL.
DEMOCRATlC COUNTY CONVENTION.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE z,

nEMOCEAT'c COUNTY CoNvENTI"N.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE z,
AT EXCELSIOR HALL, EAST KING ST.
The Lancaster city convention will meet at
10 q. m. to elect one representative delegate to
the State Convention.
The representative convention of the 2d
district (lower end) will meet ut 10 a. m.,
to elect two Representative Delegates to the
State Convention, and to nominate two can
,litat cs for Assembly,
The Senatorial convention of the MI (Low-
er) district will meet Mt 1OSO q. m, to elect one
Senatorial Delegate to the state convention.
The Senatorial Convention OF the XIV
(Upper) district will meet ut 10 q. m., to elect
one Senatorial and three Representative Del.
cgates to the State Convention to nominate a
candidate for State Senator and three Men,
bers OF Assembly.
At IL q. H., the county convention as Will
scmble to nominate one person for Congress,
one person for Recorder OF Deeds one person
for County Solicitor, two persons for Prison
Inspectors, two persons tor Directors of the
Poor, one person for Jury Commissioner.
And to transact such other business rs the
convention may determine
The polls in the various places will open
ut the time announced in the handbills to be
posted by the committeeman. and will re-
main open until the time fixed thereby for
closing.
by order of the Committee.
& s. PAT1zRso"' GrIEn W u HESSEL, TSilsaa,
W. IL. ROLAND, }
Lancaster, Pa, May 5, 1882.
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Contracts Awarded

The contract for putting in the water
and gas pipe iu the county hospital was
awarded to John p. Schaum for s9J 80. he
being the lowest bidder.
The contract for cleaning up and re-
moving all offal and debris from tho
Central market spaces and those streets i'm
which cu,bstore market stands are sold
was awarded to John Snyder, for $94,
for Tie year.
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Mir. ). Marsh Bank, of Toronto Ont. writes:
righteousness and dyspepsia seem to have
grown up with me; having been = sufferer fer
Years. have tried many remedies. Tut with
no lasting result until 1 used your BurdOck
Blood bitcrs. They have been truly q blessing
to me. and cannot speak too highly OF them"
Price SI.D For sale ut ii. Il. COchran's drug
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Browns IousenoId Panacea

ErOWn'N HOUsehDIU PAnaceA
Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in
the world. VIII most surely quicken the
blood, whether taken internally or applied
externally,and thereby more certainly relieve
pain, whether chronic or acute, than any other
pain allcviatOr. and it is warranted double the
strength OF any similar preparation. 1t cures
pain in the side. Back or Bowels. Sore Throat,
rheumatism and ALL ACHES. and Is THE
GREAT EELIEEEH OF PAIN. "BROwN's
HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" should be in every
family. A tcaspOOnful of the Panacea in a
tumbcr OF hot water [sweetened if preferred !,
taken at bed time will EREAK UP COLD. 25 cts
:. bottle. febll-1YdM, W&S&w
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NRw ioRK. June 5.-FlOur--State and
superfine state, 50 90@4 90 Extra do, - 753
5 10 choice do. 8 5O07: fancy do, 81 10ds 30 !;
round hoop ohio, s5@6 10; choice 10. s. $50
to good extra do. 81 75615 20 choice do do IS 20
925 choice White Wheat do. 81 25GS ..
ira, s. GO@6 6 good to choice do. ss 709s.
Wheat L91zc lower, heavy and unsettled :;
less doing No. Red. June, 81 4s do
July, 81 27AG1 2sA do August, 81 2O14Gll 81.
Corn LGl%c lower and less active Mixed
Western, spot. 77@slc do futures, 79l4GslLc.
Oats ZGLc lower; State, GO067c Western,
5S666c
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Charles Briar, who was arrested some
days ago for committing an assault and
battery on Samue! Eddy, conductor of a
freight train on the Pennsylvania railroad,
by striking him with stone after he had
put Briar and some other train.jumpers
of the cars, had hearing before
Alderman McConomy this afternoon and
on default of bail was committed to answer
at court.
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prime, sG61<c good, 51<G5z<c; {; medium, $50
PC common, 5A94zc; culls, S031ac; spring
lambs. 59lOc calves. 6G9Lc.
Hogs market active: sales. 3.COO head
prime at llN6lsc: goosl, lI1GIlkc; light
mixed, lOz0llc.
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IOvA Your NeiUhbOr.

When your friend or neighbor Is 1aboring
under bodily afiiiction, indigestion, bilious
blood or disorders of the kidneys or liver,
DON'T fail to recommend BurdocK Blood Bit
tiers, sure and safe remedy. Price 81. For
sale at ii. Il. COchran'J Drug Store, III
North Queen street. Lancaster.
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ssIoNED ESTATE pr PETER X. VOL.

A sSI0NED ESTATE OF PETER X. VOL
"A bert and wife, OF Lancaster city.-Peter
by deed of voluntary assignment, assigned
and transferred all their estate and effects to
the undersigned. for the benefit of the credf-
tors of the said Peter X. WOlbert and wife,
he therefore gives notice to oil persons
indebted to said assignOr, to make payment to
the undersigned without delay, and those
having claims to present them to
WILLIAM SHULTZ, Assignee.
m246toawd Residing in Lancaster City.
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WEATHER. INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, June For the Middle
and South Atlantic states fair weather,
higher barometer, winds mostly from
northwest and southwest, becoming var
liable on the South Atlantic coast and
slight changes in temperature.
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CATARRH cured, health and sweet breath Sc
cured hy Shloh'S Catarrh Remedy. Price 30
cents. Nasal Injector free. For sale ut Cocli-
rams drug store, I37 North Queen s..
myl -lW tleOW&w
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PHYSICIANS sanction has been accorded 10
that standard .lisinfcctant. Glenns Sulphur
Soap. "Iiil's Hair Dye" black or brown, so
cents. ju2-lwdeOd&w
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FOX JURY COMMISSIONERS.

eUBJECr TO THE DECISION OF THE DENOCRATI
COUNTY CONVENTION.
WILLIAM ELEMAKER, Earl Township
BENJAMIN HUBER, Sth Ward. City.
A. z. RINGWALT, lst Warj, City.
JEROME B. SHULTZ. ElizaOethtOwn.
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IT is foolish mistake to cOnfOund a remedy
Of merit with quack medicine. We have used
Parker's Ginger Tonic with the happicst re-
suits for Dyspepsia. and Debility and know it
to be Il sterling health restOratire.-1imes.
jul.lmlCOdSeOw
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CroyP. WhOOping Cough and Bronchitis i'm
ne lately relieved by shiIoh's Cure For sale
al Cochrin's drug store !37 North Queen 1t.
myI lwlcGw&w
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DYsrErrTc, nervous pcoplr, I" out of sorts.
Co!dcn's I.icbiS's Liquid Beet and Tonic In
vigOTator will cure -Isk for Golden. OF Drug
gis!S. iu2lw,leod&w
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{" Rough on Rats. >

Clears out rats mice, reaches, flies, ants
hcd-hugs, skunks. chnmunks, soph"rs. l5c.
Druggists.
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HAHMONY,s DETERMINED srRIkEHs

HARMONYS DETERMINED STRIKER
No Indications OF Weakening Among III.
Mill Operatives at COhoes-The Policy
| OF Eviction Begun.
COHOEs, N. Y, June 5.-The seventh
week of the stay-out at the Harmsny
mills begins to-day. In anticipation of al
least 800 weavers returning to-day to
work tho managers furnished . police
guard at the entrance of each of their
seven mills, but not one employee ap-
peared. To-day the employees are hold
ing picnic at Young's grove in Lansing
borg. Their relief committee publish q
statement that from daily contributions
received from all sources they will be able
to meet all demands for assistance
The Harmony mills are now forcing
evictiOns from their tenants among the
recognized leaders in the strike. What
effect this will have remains to be proven.
There are no visible signs of weakening { N
either side. The determination Of the
managers to reduce wages ten per cent.
meets with 4 firm refusal on the part of
the operatives. The uniform decOrum of
the strikers has not once been broken.
The Boiler-Makors Gain Their Point.
New YORK, June 5.-AbOut 1, 500 of the
striking boiler makers returned to work
this morning at the increase of ten per
cent. in their wages. The only shops now
holding out against the demand are those
of John Roach and the Delamater iron
works. 1t is believed that these will also
yield in day or two.
The Strike Of Cincinnati Iron Workers
BeSun.
CINCINNATI, June j.-The action of the
iron workers at the meeting on Saturday
night having amounted to virtual decla-
ration for general strike on the ground
that the committee which made the agree
ment last fall with the mill owners had
exceeded its constitutional power, there is
a shutting down to day of all the mills.
President Jarrett has been sent for and
either his presence or 4 message from him
is expected ut meeting to be held this
afternoon.
The plastcrers strike has been successful
in obtaining the wages asked, $50 per
day.
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EE'ECI-;L NOTICES.

What owes Il healthy appetite, an increased
digestion. strength TO the muscles. and tone
to the nerves: Browns Iron i;itters.
inI Ice,
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my30- lwtlcod.cw

The unhappy wife who suffers from the pet
ulencc and i'll humOr of n nervous husband,
should name the real cause in her complaint
to the court, or remove that nervousness by
presenting the defendant with Dr. Benson's
Celery and ChamOmilc Pills. juJ- +w,!G'w
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HENKY,s CARHOLIC sALyE.

The best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores ulcers, salt rheum, tctter, ,cl!ppe' hands,
chilbains. corns and all kinds of skin crur.
tinns, trcckles and pimpcs. The salve is
..l.:,ntccd 70 give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. BE sure yOIl
get Ilenry's CarbOlic Salvc, As all others are
but limitations and countcrfcits. Price . cents.
Sold IL Lancaster at C0chran's Drug Store,
I37 and I:,9 North Queen street. my294