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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-04

NOTICE To TREsPASsEKS AND 8UN.
IN NEKS.-All persons are hereby forbidden
to trespass Oh any of the lands Of the Corn
wall or Specdweil estates. in Lebanon anu
Lancaster counties, whether inclOsed or nm.
inclOsed, either tor the purpose of shooting or
fishing. as the law will be rigidly enforced
against all trespassing on said lands of the
undersigned AFTER this notice.
WM. COLEMAN FREEMAN
X. PERCY ALDEN,
EDWARD G. FREEMAN.
Attorney for X. w. Coleman's Heirs.
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THE BOSSES.
THE BOSSES.
Tho Present sltuation and Prospects OF
Some Of Them.

Tho Present Sltuataon and ProsPects Oh
Some Of Thom.
The despotism of Boss Cameron in Penn
sylvania draws near to its end, in an lgno-
minious overthrow from which recovery is
next to impossible.
Boss Robson cries out for help in New
Jersey. and calls Keifer, who had just
been rsbuked by his own constituents, to
give him certificate of character.
Boss Nipple Mitchell was recently re
jected by . Legislature largely packed i'll
favor of his return to the Senate by the
Northern Pacific railroad corporation.
Boss Page, author and manager of the
River and Harbor steal, is threatened vita
tho loss of his Republican district in Cali
fornia.
Boss Hoar, in Massachusetts,, has taken
the tremors at the possible election OF Ben
Butler, and predicts tho end of the world
if his fears should he realized.
Boss Teller, after spending month IN
repairing the administration fences in Col,
orado, has again had to abandon tho ints'
riOr department to restore many broken
rails, and is now mounting guard to pre-
vent further mischief.
Boss Keys, in Wisconsin, has dslOcated
the old machine SO badly that tho ancient
Howe, with all the postofice engineers,
has not been able to retore it to working
order. Ihs congressional delegation III
that state will probably be reversed.
Boss Chandler is menaced with crush
in Now Hampshire, notwithstanding TIE
navy, the money put there, and the pres
tige of a lobbyist transformed into men-
Der of the cabinet
Boss Logun found an excursion to New
and Old Mexico preferable to sojourn
among disaffected constituency in Hi
nois, who have Ionged for tho opp Dctpnity
to give tho third termer dose of his own
prescription.
Boss Window is shocked that his mil
lions, acquired by economy in Congress,
and multiplied by self-sacriii ;es in the
treasury, should become subject o: pub
ic discussion, and he turns upon Du aneil !,
his competitor for the Senate, with the
fierce denunciation Of a patriot ahoat to
lose most profitable place.
Boss Hubbell sees the prospect in Mich
igan as through a glass darkIy, aud wO.-
ders at an irfatuatiOn that may send Ferry
back to tho Senate. But Hub5el; has a
source of consolation. lie handled the as
sessmentS.
Boss Malone finds his grasp in Nrgini..
weakening daily, and demands of Hub
bell many thousands, with 4 threat o
boiling unless they are furnished
quickly.
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FOB SALE.

LOE SALE.-A TwO-STOkY BRICK
L house, No. l.S East Vine street. less than
two squares from Court House, l61l feet front,
flushed rooms. lot 100 feet deep. q variety of
hydrant. outbnildings, alley. etc. Estate OF
the late Anna NJ. Weidier. Will be sold at q
bargain II applied OrsoOn. Apply to
j. w. +. SWIFT,
Attorney, or
BAUSMAN BURNS.
Oct3l nOy246SlNi
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Fethsr - Getting WeIl.

Father :s S:ettin: Well.
NY dan. !,ters say, ''liow much better father
is = noe hs uses; Hop Isi,ters. lie is getting
we'll liter hin long suffering from u disease te.
claIt.d incurabie, and VIC are glad that he
used yOnr lsittcrs "A lady OF Rochester, n. y.
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OUR " PxACrICAL ADMINl,TKAr;o

How governmental Duties Havs i;.an Ss
elected.
A Washington special to the Now York
Sun says:
Although the president and, viii, one
or two exceptions, the cabinet are away,
hepa;ics, assistants, and minor officials
are slowly resuming their places. How
the government has got Oh for the last
three aud four months is past accounting
for. The 80 ,as.you-please idea is tho pre-
vailing one. Any ono used to the
departments will see it at glance.
Who cares?" is written everywhere.
Decentralization is not an inch beneath
the surface. The recent elections and tic
political outlook have not helped matters.
In one department at least results are ap.
pearinS above the surface. 1t is 4 COM
prehensive aud truthful saying When
tho cat is away. the mice will play" Ii
during tho present summer and fall there
has been more of it than ever before, it is
because never before has there been so
much of absenteeism.
There has been such disregard of tho
tradition that the public Offices were to be
abandoned to enable officials to enjoy a
prOtracted season of pleasure, but werc to
watched over with unabated vigilance, as
though tho wheels of government were set
to run and keep on running, no matter
who was away. The prodigality of Con-
gress, the dishonest combinations for de-
pleting the public treasury, were fruit
from the same tree. 1t follows naturally
that in al branches of the public service
where similar influence and example
have operated, similar results are to be
expected.
Officials long in the public service ex-
press their fears, for they know what arc
The inevitable consequences of incapacity
and inattentiOn.
The revolution is coming not too soon.
In tho departments in Washington alone
is a vast army of officials, whose expulsion
is needlul for tho public good. Nothing
was ever truer than that this fact is felt
throughout the departments, and all the
more SO as you you got near the head.
Hundreds of competent officials, vino
lie service, will tell you how great beyond
benefits Of a change thorough and inexor
bic. Nobody knows so we'll as they how
this is.
What mon feel they will manifest,
though not intending it. The grca: army
of department officials, knowing as they
DO how great the reasons are for com
plete renovation Of the service. betray in 4
thousand ways the expectation that it is
coming. Feeling that it should come
they know it will come sooner or later.
This state OF things tends to explain in
part the FREQ and easy, go-as-you please
methods and ways which one sees at a
glance In tue public service. 1t is the "a
tural manifestation whsch always attends
a knowledge among men that their time
draws nigh.
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MEDICAL.

rl:AY'S SPECIFIC MRDICINE. - THE
" Great English Kennedy. An unfaiIing
cure for ImpOtency, and all Diseases that
tudc. Pain in the Back, Dimncss OF
Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
other diseases that lead to Insanity or Con.
sumption and a Premature Grave. Full par.
ticuiurs in our pamphlet, which We desire to
send free by mail to every one. The Specific
Medicine Is sold by all druggists Mt 81 per pack
by mail on the recent of the money, by ali.
dressing the agent, II. B. Cochran, III and l39
North Queen street. On account OF counter
feits, We have adopted the Yellow Wrapper ::
the only genuine. Guarantees ofcure issued by
u.s. For sale in Lancaster by II. B. Cochran.
Druggist, I37 and l39 North Queen street.
THE GRAY MEDICINE CO.. Ny.
aOrl2.IydAv
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
i real cstate.-On SATURDAY, NOV. Is,
1882, pursuant to an order OF the Orphans
lie sale ut the Leopard hotel, in the City OF
Lancaster, the following described real estate,
late OF Henry Drachbar, decd. viz:
Purpart No. l. A lot OF ground, with q two
story and attic brick w ELLING HOUSE, with
store room and Il twO-stOry brick back build
ng i1%ats% on the northeast cas- ct East
ter, containing in front ON East King street 16
feet more or less. and extending in depth
property of Isaac Quigley on the north and
No. on the east Gas throughout tho house
and hydrant in tho yard. Very desirable us
Furpart No: :, A lot of ground. with a two
story and attic brick DWELLING HOUSE,
and two story b;ick back building attached,
III the city of Lancaster, adjoining No. / on
the east, containing in front on East King
street IL feet. more or less, and extending in
ed on the north by property OF Isaac Quigley
and on the cast by property OF Joseph Brock
lev. Gas throughout the house and hydrant
Purpart No. y, A lot OF ground, with two
story and attic brick DWELLING HOUSE,
with two-story brick back building, situated
on tho south side OF East Vine street. near
Duke, In the City of Lancaster, containing in
front on Vine street lG feet, more Or less, and
extending In depth southward 60 feet, more or
less, bounded on tho west by property of Ber-
jam1n Henry, on the south by property OF j.
>. Eaby, and on the cast by property OF Shaub
Il Burns.
Possession and title will be given OH April
l, 1888.
Any.person desiring to sec any of the above
properties can do SO by calling on tho UNDER
signed, or on II. Shubert, auctionecr.
Sale to commence at Z o'clock, p. M, of said
day. when attendance will be given and terms
made known by
PHILIP L. DRACHEAE
ALBERT DRACHBAR,
HENRY DRACIIBAR ir
Administrators OF Henry Drachbar decd.
II. SHUBERT. AuctiOnccr. OSS-G;GS&W
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RELIGIOUS.

|ULEKAlS BAPTIST CHUECH-REv. j.
~ Il. SOule, pastor.-Preachins On Sunday at
lO1< am. and N y. IN. sunday >cAOO! at = a..
m. uEW
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
J. prOperiy.-By virtue OF IN order of the
Orphans Court OF Lancaster county: will be
the city Of Lancaster, on MONDAY. NOV EN-
BEk IL. lsSs, at o'clock T.: m. tho undivided
deceased, In the following described real es-
tate. held by II. Y. KhOatis and said Charles Il.
HhOads, deceased, rs tenants in common.
No; l. Al that largo four-story STORE
BUILDING anu lot of ground thereuntO be-
longing, situate on tho south side OF West
King street, in the city of Lancaster, fronting
on West King street 3 feet n inches and
II feet wide public alley.
No. ,. All that valuable 10: or piece of ground
on the southeast corner of West Orange and
North Mulberry streets. in the city OF Lam
caster, fronting on west Orange 20 feet,
and extending IN depth OF TINT width,
southwar,! along Mulberry street; $50 feet. to a
IA feet wide public alley, on which arc erected
two Dwelling Houses and other improve
mcnts.
Willis rnis property viii be "reS for sale as
in the city OF Lancaster fora residence or tor
No. 5. All that two-story DWELLING
house, with Mansar,i root and all the mod
ern improl1cnts, situate on the east side of
South Prt street, south of Vine street, in
the City Of lancaster, Nc. lsI. containing in
where 1t Is Ga feet.
At the same time and place the said II. z.
interest purparts Nos. and in the said real
estate.
Five-ninths OF the purchase money of the
undivided mOietv or half-interest OF said
Charles q. khOads. decd. will remain charged
on the respective properties during the life
time of Massey b. Rhoads, widow OF said do.
ceased the balance of the purchase money
payable April 2, 1883.
At the same time and place. Ii. H.. Rhoatls
will offer at public sale his residence, consist
ing OF q double twO-stOry brick DWELLING
HOUSE. with all tho modern fmnrOvoments
and lot or piece OF ground thereuntO belong
ing. situate on the southeast side of Manor
street, in the City ct Lancaster. fronting "a
feet on Manor street, and extending in deDth
.I5 feet to Lafayette street, where It il lO3H
feet wide.
Drafts OF all the above properties can be
seen Mt II. Il. RhOads'S Jewciry store.
MASSEY Is. RHOADS.
Administrative.
IL. Z. kHOADS.
O;9-tsdWSNM
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EIRST BAPTIST, EAST CHESTNUT ST.
+ Service in the morning at lO1< und In the
evening at z.:by the pastor, Rev. ". y. Owen.
Sunday school at las p. IN.
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CATAIRH cured, health and sweet breath &C.
cured by ShilOh's Catarrh Remedy. Plicc 80
cents. Nasal Injector tree For sale by IL b.
Cochran, druggist, l37 and l30 North Queen ST.
myl-lWdeowGW
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&S-Exrlicit directions for every Use are
given with the Diamond Dyes. For dying
MOsses. Grasses, Eggs, Ivory, Hair, &c.
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CT. LUkE'S REFORMED CHAPEL,
- Marietta Avenue, near West Orange street,
Rev. VIM. +. l-ichlitcr. pastor. Divine service
ID. III.
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CALEM CHURCH OF GOD.-PKEAChING
- morning :nd evening by the pastor, Rev.
II. Ziegenfuss. Subject TOR :i,1'nin ,aH. even
inS-"Thc Universal! all" PRAYER meeting
on Wednesday evening Sunday schools Ii! ~
D. NJ.
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SLEEPLEss nights, made miserable by that
torrID,e ecu h. ShflOh's Cure is the remedy
or yen. For sale by II. Il. Cochran. druggist
81 and $50 North Queen st. my1-lwdeOw&w
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nRPHANS' COURT SALE.-ON SATUK-
~ DAY. NOVEMBER II, 1882. IN pursuance
OF an order of the Orphans Court OF Lancas-
lie ourcry, at Henry werlz's Hotel. Washing
ton borough, Pa. the following described L. al
No. j. The two-story FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE, with improvements and lot OF
ground. on southeast corner of Market and
Donegal streets, Washington borough. Pa.
The lot measure GO feet by $50 feet.
No.2. a lot OF ground ON donegal street. in
said borough, measuring 60 feet by lsO feet,
This lot Is known in plan of borough as No.
No. a lot OF ground in Fairvicw. Manor
township. Lancaster county, Pa. This prop
erty is part of lots No. eS and 40 in plan OF
Sale to commence at o'clock p. nj.
For term, etc. apply to attorney 1or estate.
"m' b. Given' esq., Co'"%6a i%s rp' rai' GrtS i1Sx
Administrator OF Jonathan Funk, Decd.
A. W. DELLlNGER. Auct. oel,:s,jl&nl,9
DEELIC SALE Ur VALUABl.E CITY
l. Property. On FRIDAY. NOVEMBER
10, leS!. the Undersigned i'll sell ut public sale
ut the Leopard Eo:e! in the city OF Lancaster,
the following described real estate belonging
to the estate of the late John X. Reed, esq.
a twO-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
No. 5.2:, with il large twO-stOry Brick Back
Building thereto, and lot Or piece of ground,
situated on the south side OF East King street,
between Armand Marshall streets, in said city
OF Lancaster, containing in front on East Kine
width 245 feet to a Ii feet wide alley.
All those FIVE ELEGANT BUILDING
LOTS lying east OF the above described Prop
erty, the first one, containing in front on East
King street % feet and inches. and the Others
36 feet and extending in depth southwark OF
that width si5 feet to tho aforementioned
alley.
The above described House is large and com
mOGiOus with ali the modern cOnvcniences
All the lots haveaS Sreat many very fine Apple
Pear and Peach Trees ana Grape Vines in ex
| cellent bearing. The erection OF the stand.
pipe In the reservoir gives an abundant sup
ply OF water to all the above properties. Tie
properties will be- sold as Il whole or rs above
mentioned to suit purchasers.
Sale to begin 1T O'Clock y. ln., Oh said day
when terms and conditions will be made
known by SARAH REED.
| Il. +. ROWE, Auct. o3OxnOvl,4,6,SO
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~ DURING THE COMING WEEK
JULIUS MEYER & son
WILL OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
EVERY DEPARTMENT.

DRESS GOODS at sacrificing prices;
80 pieces HALF-WOOL MESH FRENCH LACE
BUNTINGS at 10c.;
go pieces SELK-fINislI BROCADES ~ Il C..
90 piece. HALF-WOOL STEFL MOHAlR DE-
BTGES Of Zoe. originally zoe;
10 piece BLACK ALL-WOOL NUNS YELLING
at22 sc.;
10 pieces COLORED ALL-WOOL NUNS VEIL
ING. I'm pink. blue. and cream. at 2jc.;
) pieces ALI.-WOOL TANuSE CLOTH ut soc
worth Zoe;
p pieces ALL-WOCL BUNTINGo at lie, ori-
giual price -5c.
WHITE GOODS At SPECIAL LOW FIGURES.
30 pieces SHEER LINON DE DACCA at 1osc.
worth 2oc.:
40 pieces EXTRA SHEER ard FINE al IL, &C.;
YARD-WGDE NiCTOGIN LAWN at Sic:
FIGURED ana DOTTED Wis, MUsLINS from
l2Ic.up;
WHITE PERSIAN LAWNS 22sc.up;
- pieces LACE STRIPE MUSLIN 70 DC. worth
1870;
sATlN-,TRPE VICTORIA Lawns at lie.
worth 25c.;
30 pieces MFRRlAfhC FOULARD PEECALES-
handsome STYLES. at s sc.;
500 pieces BEST LIGHT PRINTS att c.;
~ pieces It~i MADRAS iflN'rtlNlir ~ tt'
new socr,uckor Styles at l2.c.;
Another lot of The POLKA DOT LAWNS ar sc:
70 pieces FIGURED REAL LINEN LAWNS IL
12.c.;
POO LADIES GOSSANER RUBBER CIRCU-
LARS at al.65, regular price S2.2j:
geo pairs SARAH BERNlAEDT lID GLOY ~,
C-lutton length. sl.25;
80 dozen EXTRA LARGE and HEAVY PURE
LINEN TOWELS az 12sc.;
100 dozen LADIES PURE LINEN COLORED-
BORDER HANDkEBCHIEFo NJ 3 &c.:
10 dozen LADIES FULL. REGULAR, SOLID
COLOR HOSE at 2jc.;
Closing ont entire stock of LADIES UNDER
WEAR at greatly reduced prices;
\ full assortment Of DE. WARMERS cELE-
DRAFTED COH>Ers. la Health, Flexible
Hip. Abdominal. and Nur-ing.at
JULIUS MEYER 4 SONS,
GO1 AMI GO3 Broad street.
leo pieces HEAVY RFD-CHECK MATING at
II per roll OF forty yards. ie 2-cod
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Congressman at Large.

The communication we publish this
morning signed "Old Sledge" Is the pro-
duction Of man in whose judgment we
have so much confidence that we never fail
TO grant him hearing whether We agree
with him or not.
We have not up 10 this time expressed
any opinion on the subject; but we have
been inclined to consider acquiescence IN
the candidacy OF Mr.. MASSEY as the most
polite course the Democrats could pursue,
lust as in 1860 they declined TO nominate
GILBERT c. WALKER for Governor, get
elected him TO that Office.
Nor have we thought that 1t would be
wise to hold a Democratic State Conyen-
ton this summer. Why noty Because IL
might DO more harm than good. Who
would he invited 10 participate in its pro-
ceedings? All voters, Readjusters or not,
who are Democrats in national politics,
and who will pledge themselves TO support
fbc next Democratic candidate for Presi-
dent Of the United States and the Dem
ocrai;c candidates for the next Congress.
Would MASSEY, NEwBERRY, HALE, %c.,
come 10 such Convention! II 80, would
they not expect that at least one nomina-
ton for Congress out OF eight should be
given 10 themy And would not the Con-
ycnsion 10 once decide that as there - now
no Democratic congressman at large, the
nomination for this place Is precisely inc
1 a l,a
odiu,ter friends. who have not yet cut
loose from the Mahoncites!
Let us take another view OF the matter.
National elections are the best possible
means OF drawing the lines clearly between
the Democratic and The Republican parties.
The Mahoneitcs believed up to the very
day Of the fan elections in 1880 that they
were going to defeat the regular Democrats
as they had done in 1870. There were no
indications nor outgiyings on the part OF
the voters which enabled even General Ma
HONE 10 anticipate the crushing defeat
which overlook him, OF he would never
have allowed his weakness to be shown
rs II was in November, 1880. We
hope 10 see the experience OF 1850 repeat
cd in 1852. The congressional elections
are national elections. But to call state
Convention now, when the Democratic Re
adjusters have not yet eXioliated from the
MALONE party. is TO call Convention IN
which those Rcddiuster Democrats who
have not heard Mr.. MASSEY might not
choose TO take part. Such movement
might result in inducing them TO remain IN
the ranks Of the Administration party
Can we afford to Iun such riskS
We had moi wished nor intended 70 dis
crss these questions; but we see signs that
their discussion cannot DC avoided. We
are not Wooded 10 our own views, but
ready to yield 10 the judgment Of the state
Central Committee, which will no doubt
hold a meeting at an early day for the pur-
pose OF acting for the Democratic party OF
Virginia.
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The Removal Of Mr. gencrson's Re.
|

To The Editor Of Mo Dispatch;
Sr,-We notice IN to-day's paper q tcle-
gram announcing that Mrs. Meikleham
proposes to remove from Nirginiato Wash
ingtOn the remains OF Thomas jefferson as
soon as The trustees OF cemetery there
provide a suitable lot. Ii is greatly to be
hoped that this is a mistake. or that Mrs.
Mclileham has undertaken more than she
can accomplish. The only reasons for this
step, as far as we can learn. are because in
the national capital many more of the peo-
pie OF the country can see his tomb. and
| also because the grave at Monticello il in
| i'll repair. The answer to the latter is that
Congress has made an appropriation OF
$4,000 for improving the spot: and II
there is anything ot oil in the former. The
end might be more cminently attained by
| allowing BarnuH 10 take charge OF the re-
mains.
The hallowed associations which make a
grave what II is to civilized man call first
Tor proper respect TO the wishe. of the
. dead. The latter is the leading sentiment
winch in the first moments Of grief deter
mine rtere and hOir the last resting-place
shall be made. l. there anything in the
lapse OF years TO alter this rule OF action I?
Nothing, unless we are TO say that hal
| lowed associations perish with time. and
the vulgar curiosity OF the mob in later
days is TO be consulted in such matters he
fore the desires OF the dead. Nor will il
DO TO answer this with contemptuous ex-
preston about sentiment; for surely when
sentiment ceases TO exist a grave is nothing.
From the days OF Jacob at Machhelah till
Jefferson was buried at Monticello history
shows that the custom in its foundation
and continuance is altogether matter Of
sentiment. Ii Il is not, then tin-can upon
ashelf in the cupboard, holding ashes from
the furnace OF the crematiOnist, is as good
a grave as any.
The grave OF Jefferson is here in this
Countrywide home OF his youth, the home
OF his ripper years. the home OF his declining
days which he himself SO touchingy Sc
lected as the home OF his long rest. Here
on the bosom Of Monticello, watched over
by the mountain upon which his eyes loved
10 rest, in sight OF the University Of Vir-
yinia, the child of his old age; here, where
ne asked that he should be laid, beneath
hiatt OF Virginia granite which he desired
hould mark the spot, he sleeps. And now
/ is proposed TO disregard his wishes, to
'iolate this grave, where for more than
Ialf z century dust has been mingling with
lust. To remove Mr. Jeilerson's remains
Gems to us TO be far greater Dissertation
i his grave than that Of the passing van |
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The representatives OF the knights OF
Labor OF Philadelphia are consulting with
other organizations throughout Pennsylva-
nia with reference TO holding a State labor
convention in July.
Both Lydia l.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and Blood Purlfcrare prepared
at 233 and 23j Western avenue, Lynn,
Mass. Price OF either, 81. Six bottles for
s.. Sent by mail in the form OF pills, or OF
lozenges, on receipt Of price-S1 per box
for either. Mrs. Pinkham freely answers
all letters OF inquiry. Inclose Be. stamp.
Send for pamphlet. Mention this paper.