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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-05
The Miners Union Association Com
plimentary

Benefit rendered to them will take
place ut Rcl'sl'aw's Opera House on
Tuesday evening April nth. 4 grand
entertainment is Offered, in which the
entire Theatre Coniiquc Company will
take part. and most enjoyable enter
tainmcnt is promised. Tickets may b.
prsn.nrp.l from, members Of the Union.
Secure your seats early. apr4-td
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The boss sale of sheep yet made in
Montana this season was 400 head Of
wethers, sold by Philip Thorpe, of Bca-
yer head county, about ten days ago at
$ each. This is better than shippinr
to Chicago.
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The Dunderberg Again.

A young gentleman of this city states
that he was in New York when the Dun
derberg left that port for Cherbourg and
that he remembers the date of her sail
ing to be July 1, 1867, between three and
four in the afternoon. Webb took the
Dunderbery from New York to Cher
bOurg.
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From Tussdays Daily.
Spring b upon 10.
1t IL said the elite, scream etc. are BE-
ginning to patronize the Comique. Can
such things be?
The Leo Ideal Company Of Butte has
engaged Ming's Opera House in Helena
for the evening Of April q, q and ..
A large patty Of Canadians came
north on the U. 4 n. road yesterday
morning and left the cars at Silver Bow
intending to go north.
f.. l.. Bonner h Co. have now in
transit the heaviest shipment of fine
goods ever brought to Montana, which
on arrival will lie sold ut slight adj
vance on Eastern prices. Mar 3-d-tf
Much attention will be attracted by
the advertisement in annother column
Of u grand ball to I've given Friday even
ing April u, ut Rensl,aw's Hall, for the
benefit of the Forest Brass Band of
Walkcrville.
What is beauty's chiefe~t charm
Melting eyes or rosebud lips,
Flowing tresses, form of grace:
No; fine teeth these cha, ms eclipse.
And their sure preserver is
SOZODONT, hest dentifrice.
apr4-lw.
Mention has already been made Of
the fact that special weigher was put
on each mail train of the L. & y. road
last Saturday, to weigh all mails for u
period Of thirty five days. All the rail-
way mail routes in the United States
commenced weighing at the same time,
70 as to approximate the amount carried
over each route. for the purpose of ar
ranging the compensation OF the rail-
way companies for the service.
The Dillon Tribune of April LIST at
tc,npts f;.cctious sllusion to the call Of
the City 2larsl,al Of Butte as published
in recent issue of the MINER request
ing owners Of inllN,lntled dogs to pay
the special tax and remove their prop
erty from the City Pound. The Tribune
continues with grave dignity: This
item il little doggy, hut as It ~ ex-
cerptetl from the SEMI-WEEKLYM MINER
there is bare chance Of it being true"
The exact meaning of these courteous
tut obscure lines is not apparent. As
to their substance, it may be said the
"l,are chance Of truth which once
characterized the statement referred to
is not greatly improved by tts filtration
through the elegant English Of the 7ri-
kMmc,
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Funeral.

The funeral Of Maggie Robinson, who
died Sunday, took place yesterday after
noon Mt two O'Clock from the Sisters
Hospital.
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Wants Information As To Butte.
The following letter has been handed
us for answer:
POWDER RIVER, Wyo. Tcr.,'
April 3, 1882.
.M,:.aycr Telegraph TO-, Butte CITY,
Montana:
DEAR SIR: Will you please make in
quiry and inform me by return mail
what wages per diem carpenters are re-
ceiving ut Butte City, and also if there
is demand for good workmen there.
write this ut the request Of my brother,
who desires to strike work in some part
of Montana, \ letter was recently r.
ceivesl here from = former resident of
this place, now in Butte City, which
evidently exaggerates the state Of affairs
there, and would like very much to
get at the facts. lfyou will give the mat
ter your attention nd reply soon - con-
vcnicnt you will greatly oblige
Yours very truly,
GEO. w. MErcALF, Govt Orr.
In reply to the questions in this letter
thu MINER has to say, as it has said be-
fore, that there is fair demand for
skilled labor, and at present none for
unskille.l labor. \ first rate mechanic
can get work at good wages. Carpen-
tiers receive from four to six dollars a
1day, according totheir work.
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s,,o,...nnl Second Night Perform

The nublic will doubtless be glad to
hear that the minstrel entertainments
have been q great success pecunisr1ly'
The arst night audience was tremen-
dous, last nights house good: 10
Me.srx. Kosure l. Lamond the minstrel
troupe return ..earty thanks for t'eir IN
valuable assistance. They deserved ana
received an enthusiastic reception, ana
win take with them when they leave
the plaudits Of the Butte hypercrtticaI
audiences.
The programme last night, for the
first part was, with some changes from
that Of the night before, more smoothly
rendered and met with tolcrnuIy fair
shore of arplausaA "Your L.assie will
be True" by MI Pcnrosc. and MY
Blue Eyed Darling" by Mr.. DeI'en, are
beautiful songs and were sung with
skill and critical taste. Thci rendition
would have met with war'n response
from first-"ight audience in any met
ropoljtan city. Last night no one
see,netl to appreciate them particularly
fact which docs not reflect as much OH
the performers as 1t necessarily did on
the degree of musical culture which
might have l.een presumed in a repre-
sentative Butte audience such az was
present, The end songs of kosure 4
I.alnond were admirable.
The roaring farce of the "rhree Fish
ers," in the second part. and several
other acts of q broad burles4ue character
seemed to come nearer meeting the pub
lie taste.
Kosure 4 LamOnd in their ininIitable
song and dance business first broke
through the icy reserve of the house,
and drew out smiling applause, which
quickened into uprOarious nerrimen:
when Messrs Speck and Bosworth gave
"a Room for Rent" and did not ex-
haust itself until the Big Four had had
q recall. The dancing Of KOsure 4 La
,nond who leave this morning for South
Pueblo, Colorado, has in graceful
execution and perfect time seldom, if
ever, been excelled on any stage.
The Big Four and Mr.. Dave Marks
feeling rendition Of "S;ilvcr Threads
felt moro by himself, however, than any
one elsc-were great success. Mr..
Bosworth gave renewed exhibitions Of
his comic abilities, and in the tina!r,
Handy Andy" Messrs. Speck and La-
mond put a fitting climax on an even
ing of mirth, and before sending it
home brought the house down cnthusi-
astically.
Before the termination OF the perform
ance DR.. Gleason, the president OF the
club, made u very few neat and appro-
pirate remarks, returned thanks to the
audience for their attendance, and an
nounced that on Saturday evening
next, the 8th inst, there will he third
entertainment in Renshaw's Hall, with
an entire change of programme, by the
Butte amateur MINISTRIES.
A pleasing instance>was the presenta-
ton to the Marquis Of Todd, after his
clarionet solo, of u beautiful b0quet Of
celery. When he came before the cur
tain and bowed his thanks with accus-
toned urlnanity, lie received hand
some pair of vases containing clusters of
real fragrant flowers,a gift from some Of
his many friends.
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See ad OF lost certificate of deposit. 1t
can do the finder no good, az payment
has been stopped.
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Police NoWs.

For being DRUM; ard 'li-n,'vr.' HI
key Jack WIS senicnr,! ye>'"Ida! III
the Police Court to pa: n 'nr 81 Az
dollars and costs.
John Hurley wa, - tii,d '.''' cox
victel Of having =, ~i>sr'! an "';'",E IL
disturbance which grew ".:' o: =, >"''f
in Beckney's S::!"'n.
Mrs. Flower, 81 IA: K street. N"> g
raicncd yesterday o.: s:is ':,.|T-'''' ''A-
prOi:,ne, obsccn. a!.,; in'i"'n' III .',-'
She pleaded guilty ami W. i:h"i l."
dollars and costs.
Next before tn: lar ri .''!-i;''' VI u
raignch that nn:o. i..u- :!.;.j".;''j''f' ''''''
Doe. i'hi, TIME John ~.;,:'r!.'n;, .'''"
pleaded guilty "f I,;:rn@ ;>,'' l'''''''
and obscene Language" .''''" So ''''
five dollar, and c.:>.>.
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Lxc!lar|r e..

Wcarr in rc"eil,' az :j,r '"i'. :'''
gra,nmc anal ,tl" !',t'; =. .T.'.'| -
The former !ltG,;% ~ rn,.!!.t, ~ ~ !''
ent. The latter !, n,viiy gotten hF' .
USUAL. AMI ruut"in: r.t;,', !''j."' IL 81
formation in :,%sa,' "a the i''f'.
Summit Valley Di-trir, and ~ W.
generally.
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JANUARY.
:. Adult male, pneumonia.
:. Child, three months old.
10. Adult male, apoplexy.
10. Adult male, accident in D. l.. val,
~. Child, one year old.
~. Child, three months old.
3. Adult female, cause unknown.
q. Child, two months old.
30. Child, still born.
10. Adult male, suicide.
80. Child, murder.
81. Child, colored, mos. old.
FEBRUARY
Sd. Child, three mos. old.
5th. Child, Is mos. old.
II. Adult male, pneumonia.
10. !" 4" cause unknown.
20. . Z" pneumonia.
y. " female, -
Is. male, cause unknown.
q. pneumonia.
q. Unknown, accident.
.. Adult male, murder.
MARCH,:
:. Child, cause unknown.
4. Adult female, pneumonia.
Child, two years old, cause un-
known.
:. Child, yr. . mos old, cause un-
known.
8. Adult male, {pauper) pneumonia.
IL. Child, st:llb0rn.
IL. -
II. two years old.
~ g one year eleven mos. old.
n. - adult male, pneumonia.
SUMMARY.
Total in January.
Total in February. ..............ll
Total in March to the 21st inst 10
Taking twelve rs an average, the per-
centage il extremely low.
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A COmm1Ctee W0O 0cAG "Pt'A'" ~
solicit subscriptions, os follows:
J J McRea, Chm, f 14trbour
John Connel. Jas Nadeau
Richard Powers, NJ COnnelI
Michael Neal, Rev Fr DoIs
las. Cadiean. PJ Brophy
f. D Sullivan Jas Matthews
Pat Clark I Perr0d
Morcus DAILY JH Lynch
Joel RANSOM Pat O'Niel
q Andrieux John Hale
+ Ehret Jas A Murray
! Marceau JB Wilcox
Nulyille Giraud VIM McDernot
l. b Fayette KVoteau
ThOs Purcell Henry Mahen
VIM Lawrence ThOs lMly
y ] Henessy b Ed Stack
John Coleman Patrick COnIOn
d. WEIGH Jerry McCarty
r Sullivan JnO Mccormick
NJ McNulty D Drisc0ll
Adam Farady jeff McNamer
Jas A Talbot Con Murphy
John O'Heron NJ Ackev1tt
A Tarbet Jas Shields
Cane Brothers McGufnlan
Jus Patton d Lynch
Cant JnO O'N[eara w Hide
CIV McShery Chas Mcguire
Jas ChOvari Pat Hamilton
This committee is appointed to aid the
different committees in all work.
The meeting adjourned to meet again
on the 9th inst,
SYLVAN HUGHES, Sec'y.
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wa given to Guiteau by his sister, Mrs.
Seville, the day before his execution.
Tie report says that the large bud "a half
opened fiower) contained over five grains
of {" white arsenic" (arsenious acid). This
quantity was not only sufficient to cause
death to any human being mad it been
swallowed, but, owing probably to isnor,
ance, was so largely in excess of fatal
dose that tho intent of the person who
thus prepared the flowers would have been
defeated by emetics. Tho original amount
Of arsenic was greater than that found, as
the petals of the flower failed to retain in
dry state some which adhered when
moist. Tho exhibits of the chemical pro-
cess employed arc deposited in the Army
Medical museum. The qualitative tests
were those Of Reinsch, Fresenius. Won
Babo and Marsh.
Mr.. Corkhill says that he is now at work
trying to discover who it was that poison
| cd the flowers, and If the person could bt
discovered, he would be held to answer
| tie charge.
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The Washington monument has been
completed to the height Of $40 feet, leav-
ing 245 feot yet to be completed. The
present weight Of the structure is abont
20 600 tons OF 2, ,24O pounds The taper
iDs off of the monument is now SO rapid
that the additional! weight to tho top viii!
probably not cxcea;: 10000 tons. Col
Casey, OF the United States engineer corps
in charge of the structure. said tha: hs,
will recommend that Congress at the next
session mako a sufficient appropriation for
the entire completion OF the monument.
One hundred and sixty feet of the lacnu-
ment have been added since Col. Casey
took charge, and in that time tho struct-
uJe has not settled more than an inch,
and is not out of plumb by tho thickness
of horse hair. Colonel Hugh Sisson,
of Baltimore, the contractor, was in Wash.
ington on Monday and was congratulated
by Colonel Casey for the prompt furnish
ing of the marble required. Col. Casey
said he would like to push the work a
little faster than the contract called for
the delivery of the marble, and Mr.. Sisson
said there would be no difficulty about it
t',at he would furnish it as fast as wanted.
The quality of the marble which is going
into tho monument is very much admired,
and experts say that no finer marble can
be found in the United States, if in the
world.
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pOLy2iLIE.

.,e,noc~xtic Stare 't'Icket.
GOVERNOR.
iOE.."T =. rATTISON, Philadelphia.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
CHAUNCEY +. BLACK. York.
JUDGE OF rHg SUPREME cs,UEr.
sILAS NJ. CLARK, in,::ana.
SECRETARY OF INTERNAL AFFAIKs.
J.SiMPSON AFRICA. Huntingdon
Observation-Disclosures.
IOSTJIFi: = ELLIOTT. Tinri.
Democratic County 'ci.:Het.
CONGRESS.
". L. GIVEN, Columbia.
STATE sENAToR-XIv niSTEicr,
AEi:hM Collins, Marietta.
ASSEMBLY.
l. ELM G. SNl DER, Lancaster.
&C. j. RIIOADS, Manor.
}. N. WALKER. Co'erain.
3. L. q. DiLLEH. Earl.
q. ". SIMPSON. C:rrnarvop.
IL. l.. SIIiMp, Il. CGcaIico
W. W. EESSEK, L..cock.
COUNTY scL!clroE.
POOR DIRECTORS.
j, 4. MCILtAlNE. Paradise.
PHILIP BERNARD. Lancaster
PRISON INSPp,,rons.
JOHN ::Ei:MAN, Mauheim.
J.H SCiILEG GELMILiCII. r.. Donegal.
JURY COMMISSIONER.
William EiLMANEE, .,.rl.
Democratic State <:O's,Is.tt:ee
". u. HENsEI., Cna,ruaai,.
TI EISNEi:, Genera! Secretary, G;rarJ
House" Philadelphia.
Democratic County Cns,s':!it
W. II. ROLAND, Chairman. Lant:astcl.
). f.. LIGHTLY, Lancaster; W. HAYES
GEIEH. Columbia; l.. 5. FiTTEi:SOE
White Rock, Secretaries.
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Tea md Coffee rs Rivals.

Tea and Coffee rs Rivals.
London Times.
Coffee and tea arc natural allies, but
they are also natural rivals. As against
alcoholic drinking of any form they are
combined. 1t is over the unoccupied ter
ritory, after alcohol has been driven away,
that tie contention between the two come.
Takiug the ~or!d through, the general
verdict seems to be in tea. Two of the
largest empires in the world-China and
Russia-are tea drinkers. In Bokharra and
Samarkand, and in most parts Of Central
Asia, the tea urn is forever steaMing. On
the other hand, the Arab and the Turk,
and with them the whole western part OF
the Mohammedon world, arc coffee drink
ers, tho decision of Europe is not absolute
for either side. 1t seems to DO very much
determined by What 70 may call the acci-
dents OF tie case. Tho nations that can
get good coffee drink it. Those who can
get good tea drink tea. Those which can
get both drink both. England claims to
be one of these, but the preference OF
England is beyond all doubt for tea and
not for coffee. The unfair choice is very
largely compensated for in the United
try in the world. EDglishwen, too, would
SAAs~sA
they do if they could once be induced to
overcome the initial difficulty of hav-
ing it prepared as it ought to be-.
Tea can be made easily enough. 1t
may bo strong or weak, according to fancy.
1t is tea in either case. The right plan,
We are assured, is to put plenty of tea into
the pot, then to add a little more tea ;
and, that done, to leave it to chance
whether the liquor comes out strong or
weak. But, whatever we may think Of
weak tea, there is no good word to be said
of weak coffee. Coffee must be very strong
if it is to deserve tho namo OF colfee at all.
It is generous drink and it is fer gencr'
GUS natures. The little arts which
the frugal hOusekoeper uses in max
ing tea are not to be thought of in making
coffee. There must be no economy in the
amount used no filling up of the pot nc
making the material serve twice over
That tea should over be made like this il
bad enough, but there may be tastes sc
depraved rs to put up with it and to see
nothing to object to about it. Tho man
has yet to DO found who can ever make
pretense of liking weak coffee, diluted
into ten times its proper volume, and as
deficient in fragrance rs in strength.
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Rub 1t In.

yacol, I.oeckmar, 27i Clinton Street, Buffalo,
N.Y. saws he has been usin;. Thomas Eciec-
tric OF. for rheumatism. lie had such a lame
back that he cOulu 90 nothing; but one bottle
entirely cured him. For sale 1T ii. Il. Cocll-
rams t,ru.; store, l3; North Queen street, Ian
caster.
SHILoR's iArAEEH KEMEDY-a positive cure
for Ca.mrrh, Diphthcria and CHnker Mouth
For sale At Cocarans drug store, lS7 NORTH
Queen street.
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DIR. G.. w. BENSON'S
New Remedy and FayOrIte Prescription.
SKIN CURE

ECZEMA, TETTEHS, HUMORS, INFLAM
NATION, MILK CRUST, ALL ROUGH
sCALY EEUPTIONs, DISEASES or
HAIR AND SCALP, SCROFULA
ULCERS, TENDER TECHNICS
AND PIMPLES,
on all parts of the body. II makes the skin
white, soft and smooth; removes tan mnt.
frecklcs, and is the BEST toilet dressing IN THE
WORLD. Elegantly put up, Two bottles I'm one
package, consisting OF both internal and eX-
tcrnal treatment.
All first class druggists have it. Price 81 per
package.
q. n. CRlTTENTON, rs Fulton street, New
IOri., Is wholesale agents for DE-. e.. W. Bon
SOa'S remedies.
Scpl6-lni, II W&S&w
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- Presumption begins in Ignorance and
ends in ruin" On the other hand, the pro-
tons and scientific research. and its use ends
in restoring shattered constitutions and en-
downing men und women with health aud hap
piness. MY tOrmented back" Is the cxcla-
mai ion of more than one poor, hard-wOrking
man and woman do YOU know why 1t aches
Ii is because wOur kidneys are Ovcriasked and
be cleansed OF bad humors. You need Kidney
WOrl.
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aaE:i;tc: tntrlliQcnrcr.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. OCT. 4. lee2
THE ET,

THE COMET.
For the INTELLIGENcEI.
"Thc comet will strike U.s."
No doubt 1t don't like US,
And will give US the deuce just because We are
under;
But as far as caro-
II can sIrike around where
1t may please, and go OF, In tangent, to
thunder.
Let It knock the Old earth,
As 1t was before birth,
To chaotic, intcnable, thithcrgo masses,
Well ge: rid OF our fools
And their doctrinal schools
And the hairy, long ears OF our ages great
asses!
Let 1t knock US away
Knock us higher'n the Sky,
1t may show q good spot 'mong our nations
pollution;
But the course 1t will take
VIII q sad havoc make,
With the old cracked Ecll and our loved con-
siitutioE.
The convention OF souls
Where tho clear Jordan rolls,
with IL plash gainst the walls OF tho beautiful
jasper,
VIII unanimously
On one ballot agree
That the best road to take 5 by the gate ala
bastcr.
No boiling there then,
No trading OF men--
Wen all know that the gate Is the centre;
And the bosses vii! think
with my fOul records stink
IT'S wonder they low me TO enter
II III get mighty hot.
without a cool spot,
Where to stand till VIC sop up the hot prcspi-
ration.
But, like F,orcncc's priest,
Moved by popular yeast,
Wc'n believe In the fires . fuU ruritiua.icn.
Yc faithful! ones, pray
That the great Ruler may.
In His pity, turn the monster arOUn:;
Point II OF toward star,
From us Listanccd so Tar
That wen not hear the unpleasant SCUM!
That the poor devils there,
In their hopeless despair,
VIII thoughtlcsSly make when they roast
ing and frying;
For no doubt they're unwisc.
And won't smother their cries.
But make great iuss :bou; commonplace
dying.
And besides. what's star,
When 30 many there are:
What are stars 10 the Infinite One"
They are nothing but eyes
Looking eartbward from skies
As the daisies look up ct the sun.
We would gain. they would lose
No. strike here 1T you choose.
With annihilation to US all, big comet
Don't you think We will shrink
From distinctions drca.. brink
For wen know there's no chance Of eur gel
ting back from il.
Whatli become of my dreams.
And the t;tiui, bright CLEANS.
That have made my short life such 4 pleasure
Whit-l hccor:e OF my RHYMES ::
They will ell SO To- cii,nes
Where iEey ne'cr will be counted! = treasure.
Com: on till you're nigh Us.
Come on Till you Try Us,
Come ahead with your scorching hot weather
You will Ec'er find us tame,
Iou will us die game
Ina :,ran,! holocaust together
VII f. McSparr"n.
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frSsY's SPECIFIC MEDICINE. - III T.
~ treat English Remedy. An uniailing
cure tor Impotcncy. and all Diseases that
tUdc. Pain In the Back. DlmncSS OF
Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
other diseases that lead 10 insanity or Con-
sumption and u Premature Grave. Full par
!lcnl;rs in our pamphlet which VIC desire to
send ;ree by mail to every one. The Specific
Medicine is sold by all druggists ut 81 per pack
by mail ON tho receipt OF the money, by ad-
dressing; the agent. ii. T. Cochran, ls7 and l%'
!eits ". have adopted til" Yellow Wrapper
tie only genuine. GrarintcrS o:cu;c i*H;lc,! hy
us. For sale in Lancaster by Ii. Is. Cochran,
i37 North Queen street.
wiiEGRAi MEDICINE Co, N. \.
arri2lydXW
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PITrsFORD, Mass. Sept. g. 1878.
SIEs-I have taken Hop Bitters AMI recon-
mend them to others. as found them very
beneficial MRS. j. W. TULLER.
Sec. WOmen'S Temperance Union
O3-2Wd&w
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the Diamond Dyes. They never fail. The
Black Is far superior to lOgwoOd. The other
cOlorS arc brilliant.
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Gu,teau,s Poisoned Bouquet.

Guiteau's Poisoned Bouquet.
Prof. w. c. Tildin has submitted to
District Attorney COrkhill his official re-
mort of chemical examination he has just
concluded OF tho poisoned bouquet that
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Trouble Saved

Trouble Saved.
1t il Il remarkable fact that Thomas Eclectric
Oh is as good for internal rs external use. For
diseases OF the lungs and throat. and for rheu-
matism. neuralgia. crick in the back, wounds.
much trouble is saved by having 1t always on
hand. For sale ~ IL. Il. COchrln's drug store,
l37 North Queen street, Lancaster.
WHY WILL YOu cough when ShilOh's cure
will give Immediate lcliet. Price. 10 ci,., %
cts. IH,! 81. For sale u COchrin's drug s!ore,
lj7 Mort II Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-04

Group, Whooping Cough nnd bronchitis. For
sale ut Lochrln's drug store, III North Queen
street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-04

Harrisburg Express, west, mt $40 p. ul., has
direct connections (withOut change Of cars) To
Columbia AMI York.
Fast Line, west, ON Sunday, when tagged,
will stGpGf Dow Ming ,stOw II, COsltGsvile, Parkes.
burg, Mount Joy. Eiiz:lbethtcwR and Middle.
town.
bay Express, Fast Line, News Ex press, Mail
Train, No. ], Western Express and Pacific Ex-
press run daily.