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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-06
CONGRESS-.
Proceeding; IN tho Senate To-Da,

Proceeding; IN tho senate To-Day.
NAsHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Iu the Senate to-
day Alr. Garland occupied the chair, Mr..
Davis vacating it Immediately after the
Senate assembled
After the morning business, MIR. Sher-
man moved to take up his bill for the issue
Of per cent. bonds. Objection to it's pre-
sent consideration was made by Mr..
Beck, of Ohio, who proposed to antagO-
nize its discussion with that Of the
tariff commission bill Gin the hands
of Mr.. Bayard, ROW absent), to be report
ed OH Monday, and by Mr.. Mcpherson, Of
the finance committee, which reported the
bill, who desired to have printed several
amendments he had framed.
Mr.. Sherman said lis motion was no.
t!iication of his purpose to try to get the
bill up on Monday he had accomplished
his present object he. withdrew the
motion.
The amendment of Mr.. Mcpherson
makes the bonds redeemable after Jan. l,
1891, instead of payable after Jan. l, 1897,
and extends the time Of payment to thiIty
years from date of issue.
MIR. Plumb gave notice Of an amendment
directing the use of all OF the fund now
bcld in the treasury for the resumption of
United States notes i'll excess of 500, ,O00,-
coo for the redemption of the three and
Il half per cents.
The amendments are ordered to be in
serted in brackets i'll the bill rs reprinted
The resolution of Mr.. Davis CIV. Va },
presented December 18th, calling for in
formation relative to pension frauds, was
then passed, and at / :45 an executive ses
sion was held. At 30 the Senate ad
i0urned until Monday.
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Cough, Cold or sore Inroat should De
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an In.
durable Lung Disease or Consumption.
Browns bronchial Troclies do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act directly Oh the inflamed parts. allay!ng
irritation, give relief in Asthma. Bronchial
Coughs Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are subject
to- For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Trocics have been recommended by physi-
clans. and always give perfect satisfaction.
liaNinS been tested hy wide ami Constant use
FOR nearly an entire generation, they nave at
tainc,! wei .Dcritci rank among the lew staple
remedies nI the ag. Sold at p cents Il box
cvcrywhcre. mS-lVhrTh&S&iYw
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Live Stock Nlarkeus.

CHlcAaO.-Hogs-Eceei eiEts. 900 head; ship
ments. 5000 head too many rough mixed and
thin bacon hogs, which are weak and 50lGc
lOwerat 50 "0nG30, mainly So 25I6 30; heavy
packing and shipping, including Philadelphias
ut IS 25@6 .5 common to good mixed, s. 900
20; skips and culls, 81 5U@5 Co.
Cattle-Heccipts,G,5 500 head; shipments, 5000
head market fairly active; exports, St lO9
et5; sooG to choice shipping, So 50@G; common
to fair 81 l0ll5; mixed butchers do, So 4O1
800; good to choice, 81 50Gli"j; stOckers and
feeders at $i 9OQI4 80.
Sheep-Receipts, 2,a0) head shipments, 1890
head market slow. but generally steady for
choice; common TO medium at S3 4U13 9i !;
good [" choice, 81 e5@5 40; extra, s. 5O@G.
EAST LIEEETY-Cattlc---Rcce i42 heat
market active at yesterdays prices.
HOgs-Iteceipts, 5000 head Phladelphias,
$797 10; Workers. So 506I6 Is.
shecp-Receip1s. 2,s6H head selling slow t
yesterdays prices.
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An InvaluabIe Articie.-Thc readers OF II.

An invaluable Article.-Thc readers OF the
Argus have no doubt seen the advertisement
of Elys Cream Ealm in another column. An
article like Cream Balm" has long been de-
sired, and now that it is within the rca OF
sufferers from Catarrh, Hay Fever, etc, ere
Is every reason to believe 1h IT they will make
the most OF 1t. DR.. W. +. Buchanan, W. 4.
iIamman, Druggist, anu other Eastonians
have given ii Il trial. and all recommend Il In
the highest tcrmS.-Easton, P". DaHy Ary"s,
oct. :, 1879.
Best on kecOri.-l believe Ely's Cream
Balm the best preparation tor Catarrh now on
record. My patrons al; speak well OF 1t. /
have sold one hundred and forty. four bottles
in less than five months. ! ordered another
gross week ago, ami have sold twenty one
":,.:l"s from The SecOnd gross. II sells upon
its merits. JOHN II. PHELPS Druggist, Scr;;n-
ton, Pm. Jan. -. 1880 Price - cents.
i2-2MiI1Oil,rW
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THAT POWDER IiORlttDK.
ShOcEins rate OF Three Iowa BOY

OsKAIoO%.,. Iowa ian. 6-The boys
killed iii tn. powder explosion yesterday
belonged I, prominent families. They
were shooting at the building and after
several shots the horror of the explosion
came. The body Of young Phillips was
found liorrnly mang'ed fifty yards away.
Stcdman was blown through Il wire fence
one hundred yards away fearfully torn,
while the hea,!'ess body of Joyce was
found in the creek still farther away. The
damage to the city is very great and most
of the houscs composing the northern half
of town are badly wrecked. The ruin of
plate glass OH principal streets cannot be
covered by $50, 900
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siorners, mornersu Mothersn

Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by sick child.suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teeth :
If So, go at once and get a bottle Of MRS.
WINSLOW's SOOTHING SYEUp. 1t will re-
ncvc the poor little sufferer iEmediateiy-de-
pend upon it there is no mistake about 1t.
There is not a mother on earth who has ever
used IT, who will not tell you at once that II
will reg ate the bowels and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to the child.
operatin z like magic. II IS perfectly safe to
use IN all cases, and pleasant 10 the taste. and
is the prescription OF one of the Oldest and
best female physician and nurses in the
Urt!ed Statea Sold everywhere: .5 cents
bottle 'par:!vd&wM.W&
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The New Fire Department.

There was printed in the advertising
columns OF the INTELLIGENCER yesterday,
ana it appears again to-day on our outside
pages. a notice to the effect that the spe
cial committee in the reorganization of the
fire department would receive applications
FOR positions in the same up to the 14th
Of February. This was slipof the pen
and should have read 14th of January
one week from to mOrrOw-which is the
limit the committee have set for the re-
ccp:ion Of applications. The correction
was received ut this office too late to make
the necessary correction in the advertise
mcnt In day.
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u Woman Whipper.

Henry McGurk was arrested this after
noon for a violent assault and battery on
his wife and also for surety of the peace,
his wife being the complainant. Mrs. Nc
Gurk is a poor, frail delicate looking
woman, weighing good deal less than
100 pounds, and when she entered Alder
man Bars Office to make complaint her
eyes were blackened and her face other
wise disfsured by the blows inflicted by
her brutal husband. Sophia Martin also
made complaint of assault against Nc
GurE. The alderman committed him in
default of 81 900 bail for hearing.
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! meeting Of tho citi2eH5 u 'N:d "!"
unliia " was l.eld at the Franklin !i'.use
last evening. Mr.. Samuel SwAItZ Has
elected president of the meeting and II.
o. Clark. secretary. AleSSla James Pcirat-
tc:, John A. Slade and j. l.. PinkcitJn
We're nominated trustees OF the old public
grounds, to be voted for TO- morrow. These
gentlemen are in G:.yu: OF thn park and
they received tie nomination accordingly.
1t is expected Of them that il they bc
elected, they are to push the park business s
through. The election Of the trustees for
the public grounds will take place at Wag-
ner's hotel tomorrow from to p. M
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f'I,i;a,iCIl,hia M Arkc,

PHILADELPHIA. January G.-FiOur dull. but
steady: SupernEe, II WipJ SO; IRA 81 =,
IS 75G7 q; rennsyIvani, tan,is iS 3.s
q so; ST. Louis do 81 s7I1 II; Miunesois
Extra ut IG 30 1t -: do ~!l:,ight ut $G 80
! O0 winter pa'"n' Il as OO >plinS do
81 50uSO).
Rye flour at s..
W Whei.t-market dull and prices easier: Del.
and Penn'a Red, 81 4lGi y: ito Amber 81 ~
9l -.
Corn f1rmer tor local uss.
Oats steady.
Rye dull Mt 97c.
Provisions dull.
Lard dull.
Butter steady. bui weak aside from fancy
grades.
Rolls dull.
Eggs quetcr.
Cheese firm tor choice grades
Petroleum dull refined, Gl.m;c.
whisky stan;y ut 81 -
Seeds--GGO! to prime Glover firm al
S}a@9I; good to prime El;, ,iull ut 81
best bid
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THIRD EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING. JAN. g, 1882.
THE DEATH PENALTY.
MARTIN KANKCWSKI HANGED,
He DIES PROTESTING iNNUCENCE.

The Man Convicted of Nina Milfer's Murder
Sent 10 Higher Court.
JERSEY CiTy, Jan, 6.-Martin Konkow-
ski was executed in the county Jail here
shortly after 10 o'clock this morning.
The condemned man slept soundly AL
night, awaking at $50 this morning. He
ate light breakfast, and later on received
letter from prominent Catholic priest,
finally bidding him good by. At 1905
the death warrant was read to him, after
which his arms We're .pinioned and the moose
adjusted on his neck He declared him
self innocent atd asked for an hour more
to live. which was refused him. Upon
the galows he protested innocence and
asked God to forgive those who had
brought this disgrace on the state of New
Jersey. His neck was broken, and after
hanging thirty minutes the body was cut
down and given to the undertaken.
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DL-iYkkS.

MCGovEEN.-1n this city. on the 5:h inst,
Thomas Mc&overn. in he 18th year OF his age.
The relatives AMI friends ct the family
are respectfully invited to attend the fimcial,
from his late residence, No. Gl2 North Duke
street, on Monday morning at o'clock. Mass
at st. Marys church. Intcrment at st. Mary'@
cemetery. 3tG
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Dead ar lN1 Years Olsl

WnNrEGToN. Del, Jan. G.-Mrs. Ann
Derner died suddenly yesterday at the
residence Of he: snn-in-law, near Smyrna,
Del. She was in good health last Sunday,
when, by reunion OF her descendants,
her 10!th birthday was celebrated. She
was born in January 111S.
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Uy,ip udd Rehmdn.-On Monday evening
McssTs. Hyde and Behmun's star speciality
troupe will perform at Fulton opera house
Watson and Ellis. who head the list of mem
bcr4 are an inimitable team of dialect come
diam. and the remainder of the list Includes
some of the best known vaudeville stars IN
the profession.
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Easal FREIGHT Wreck

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. Ga freight train
standing on the main track at Seward,
Neh., was run into on Wednesday night
by an extra freight train, several cars
were badly damaged, and 4 man named
Calvin Attenbelry, was probably fatally
Injured
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HENRY.s CAREOL,C sALyE.

Tbs best Salvc IN the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers. salt rhcunl, tcticr chappci hands,
chiibaina. cOrns and all kinds OF skin erup-
ton !rcckles and imDles. The stlve Is
.;::.hteed TO give perfect satisfaction IN
every case or money refunded. Bc sure you
get lIenry's CarbOlic Salve, rs all others arc
but limitations ana rnuntcrfcits. Price II cents
Soil N Lancaster at COchran's Drug Store
l37 J. Il ."b North Queen street.
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HO1'ELS.
CTtDI At THE.
POLITE AND ATTENTIVE HOSTLERS
dcc2t-GlaW

LSTATE or HENRY Il. McFANN LATE.
IL OF Fulton township, deceased The un-
dcrsiSHed auditor, appointed to pass upon cE-
ccptiOnS to the account OF John ii. BeekwclI
ana L. r. Webster, executors of sail deceased
to and among those legally entitled to the
same, will sit fir that purpose on THURS
DAY. the 18th day of JANUARY. 1897 ut 10
o'clock H. III. in the Library Room of the Court
House. in the city o: Lancaster, where all per
sons interested in said distribution may at;
tend -. MCNULLEN.
jI-2tw Auditor.
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EY WIRE.
Afternoon Telegrans Condensed.

Afternoon Tclegrarns Condensed.
The mail bags at Glen,iine, d. T., were
stolen and robbed of their contents yester-
day by unknown parties.
L. Montgomery Mather Il Co.. Philadel-
phia, ship brokers, have failed. Liability
not given.
Fire ut all early hour this morning in
Sevill Schotield's mill. Mauayunk, caused
a loss of $4,000.
At Oakland. Cal, Rev. James Cameron
died yesterday from poison. which his wto
gave him in mistake for medicine.
The Delaware river 1T Soricntown, n.
J., is ice bound. and steamers between
there and Philadelphia have stopped run
ming for tho season.
The dead bodies of three inmates have
been recovered from the ruins ef the in
sane asylum of Macon county, Ills, burned
on Wednesday night.
Baldwin's furniture store, Williamsburg
N. y, burned this morning. Loss on
stock and building SIC, ,OO0.
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Adjourned.

The viewers were TO have met to-day
to ASSESS the damages on East Marion
street, but as one Of them, Samuel Evans,
of Columbia, is juror on the Bricker-
vile church case in court, they adjourned
to meet on Friday, January, 18th
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Resignation CT Deputy Attorney Gencral
Gilbert.
Special Dispatch TO the INrELLIGENCsR.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 6.-Deputy At
torney General Gilbert to-day placed his
resignation III the hands of Attorney Gen
eral Palmer. His Successor has not yet
been named.
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MIRhEJS.


NEW (CRK. Jan. 6.-FlOur-Stutc and
western moderately active and prices without
choice do, S. SO@S % Supertine Western. 81 lO
Oh s.. southern dull and unchanged; com
mon to fair extra, IS IugG GO; good to choice
do. s. Gjds01.
Wheat slightly in buyers favor and less ac-
tive No. red jan, 81 49, do Feb, 81 451S
q 43;s do Mar, 81 4'tt..@l 47's do May, 81 -
9l 1873
Corn about &c lower and dull mixed West
ern spot. G.@7lc do future, G93a@754c.
Oats shade stronger. fnclu,ling NO . Jan,
4rn. iSI53c.
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lYISTIIEis ISDICAYI4lNS.

WAsHiSCToE. ID. G.. Jan. G.-FUr the
Middle states, clOrdy weather and lain
or snow, winds shifting to southerly and
westerly, slight rise in temperature and
falling bHr,Imctcr.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 6-Charles II.
hanhorn, 1t farmer residing near the city,
committed suicide this morning by shoot
irg himself through the heart. He leaves
4 wife and tive chillGen. No cause is rs
signed for the act.
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Universal Ap;lrDUattOn

BY the community nt large mas Deer given TO
Burd0ck Blood BittcrS. No instance is known
where dissatisfaction has been manifested by
their use, or where aught but benefit followed
their udministraI Price 81. For sale st Il
Il. COchran's drug store. l3T Sorth Queen
sfleet, Lancaster
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Free SOulS.

This morning there were 434 rations Of
soup given out at the station house and
before II o'clock it was all gone.
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Heavy Damage Dy an Explosion "f Lar.

ST LOUIS, Jan 6.-The extensive pork
packing establishment of Il. W. Whitaker
& Son. East 81 Louis, took tire early this
morning. Five hinge tank; "f lard ex-
plo;ied and blew .he bililling nearly D..
pieces. Loss estimated 1T $40 N0G.
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VEIANTED.--A SITUATION l;E \ YOUNG;
w man IL years old. to work in any kind
OF store. Can make himself useful. Apply
at this Office. It'd
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GREAT MUSICAL WuuDEx.

THE GORDON CHORD linden.
Persons who have had no practice can by
the use of this instrument make all the chords
in any key, either flats or sharps. with five
minutes practice. Canvassng agents wante Il
in every town. Apply at the
LANCASTER ORGAN MANUFACTORI.
j6-2td# 80 North Queen ST.. Lancaster Pa
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Can't Make Ends Meet.

LITTLE EoCE, Ark. jan. G.--L. Sleeper,
u dealcr i'll general merchandise at Mar
relton, AK, has made assignment for the
benefit Of his creditors. Assets about s25,-
G0G, iinbilitie $30,0CO.
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a Good Angels VISTA Tale ct ''kOsa
dallS.''

Blanche cailc! on Kate, one pleasant day,
and found her sad ami signing, dearest friend,
once brish, and gay, now scarce could keep
from crying; tor, "Oh,' she said, "'tis Il dis
grace 20 see with scToiula, my face so badly
marre''.' then said her lend, "Rosalalis will
your troubles end" blanche called on Kate
mother day and found her once more blithe
ana gay, her face radiant, skin lis fair, as
any maidcH's anywhere. For skin diseases
and impure blood, there's nothing in the
world so soOd Us ROsad:tlis, il drives away all
skin disorders, humor,-nny, it tones tie sys-
TEN, cures your ills and bani.hes all doctors
bills. Sold In Lancaster al Cochran'I Drug
Store, 137 and lI9 North Queen street.
iyI0-lydGOd&w3
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I',TAIE Or ROBBERY rEI;GCSOS, LATE
IL OF Colcriin township. Lancaster county,
deceased. Letters OF administration, W it'll tht,
will annexed, on said estate having been
granted 10 the undersigned, all persons III
debted to said dcccdent are requested to make
Immediate payment, and those having claims
Or demands against the same VIII present
them without delay for settlement to the
dcrsi,ncd residing in COl"raiD township.
W. HARVEY FERGUSON,
W. LEhMAT, Administrator, G. L. a.
j. VI. WALKER,
Attorneys. j4GtW
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NOR SALE,

ENUR SALE.
Il The Stock, Coed " i'll am! Fixtures OF Il
large, first.class Clothing House, offered for
sale. Good and s:iti- factory reasons given for
selling. Inquire at
dG2waE1 No. ri CENTRE SOU ARE.
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ID. FRANKLIN l.. WILMER,
JENNIE LEFEyRE.

EOE SALE.-I4 FARM OF Ga ACRES.
L About ID acres In wood, balance in u high
state of cultivation. GOoi corn and tobacco
land IL acres now i'll wheat. Apple, Fear ant
Cherry trees in Orchard. Also choice se!ec-
tiOn of young fruit trees not yet IN hearing
All under gOo,i, mostly new fencing.
The improvements consist Of a Orato!t.lb
FARM HOUSE, OF six rooms, new ;inrn and
Straw House, with ample stone 81 hl!n, tor
horses AMI cattle. new Corn Crib, Tobacco
shed, Chicken House. Pig Pen. etc. \ pump
OF good wafer ut the door nn,l IL :trr:,ln al
water running through the place.
The abOve.iarnl IN situated in Cecil county,
Md.. about one mile south of tn" Lancaster
county line, near the village of lakewood, an,i
.idjoins The handsome property OF MIR, james
+. Bell, aud convenient to two railroads, Mr.
Abm. Courtney, reei :as. on III" place, Will
show it.
Price St;5 per acre. Terms e.,sy.
Also near the above Il small FRA VI T. IiOCSE
with stone cellar; Siat;: roof, with AN ACRE.
of land attached. Price $50: r'ri 800 to built
n few years ago.
Address the owner.
ROBEET STEWART,
NO. IS south Charles street,
nOv23mw Baltimore Md.
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-4PTDI:EEYS-ITLAW.
JAMES NJ. WALKER.

JAMES NJ. WALKER,
J ATTORSEY-AT-LAW,
anu Justice OF the rc..cc, Office, Law Building,
opposite the Court House, Lancaster. Pa. At
ClOnmcll on Saturdays.
HAVING COMPLETED Ely TERM OF
j Office SIS District attorney of the county,
am now prepared t. attend 10 Il general prnc-
ticc OF the Law. Bcn;, cOnvGrslnt with both
English AMI German, consultations can Ia had
in either language. Il. r. ESHLEMAN,
Attorncy-:tt Law, II y. Duke Street,
jan!-'td&iyw Lancaster. Pa.
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lOcktaW,

Yesterday L horse valued at 5000 be-
longing to Emanuel Hershey, of Gordon
vile, stepped on nail and was taken with
locI;iaw. 1t w,s found necessary to shoot
him.
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DON'T ial! to attend w. N. PenningtGm'S :
s ,ciable ut Grant hall tomorrow evening. A
gold ring will be presented to the best waltZer
ON The 1Oor Admission. 25 cents. It'd .
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Sale OF Real Estate.

:. Clay Miller, esq, bought to-day Of
John II. Metzler the greensboro front
dwelling, situated No. 429 West Orange
street, the property of Stirk s. Metzler, for
81, 40.
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eLin Diseases - Cured by Dr. Swayne's

.>Liu Diseases 3" Cured by Dr. Swayne's
Ointment.
What is more distressing thar un obstinate
skin disease, and why persons should suffer
single hour when they have Il sure cure in
"Swaync's Ointm"Dt" " is past our compl eheE-
sion. The worst cuscs OF tcttcr, itch, salt
rhcnm, or that annoying complaint, itching
piles, yield to its wonderful all-healing quail
ties. Pimples on the face and blotches on tho
skin are removed by using this healing oint-
ment. Perfectly safe and harmless, even Oh
the most tender infant. Itching Piles-Symp-
toms are moisture, intense itching, particu.
larry al night after getting warm in bet
other parts are sometimes affected. Swaynes
Ointment pleasant, sure cure. DR.. Swayne 4
Son, So North Seventh street, Philadelphia,
Pa, to whom all letters should be addressed.
sold by all prominent druggists.
tIT.Th&F&w
Catarrh OF the Bladder.
Singing, smarting, irritation OF the urinary
passages diseased discharges, cured by Buchu
paiba. Druggists. Depot. John +. Long 4
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The Bones "f the Bonapartcs Un,iisturbei
LONDoN, Jan. G.-Tho vaults at Chisel
hurst have not been in any way tamnerei
with. Il appears that a Telegram was re
ccived At Chiselhurst yesterday from Paris
giving warning against body -Sna:c!iars and
hence the rumur published BY the Central
ne"S association that an attempt h:,I been
made to steal the bodies of Napoleon Ill.
and the Prince Imperial.
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;. 4 Celebrated Case. ,

The Brickcrvillc church case is yet ON
trial The evidence is all in and counsel
began speaking this afternoon.
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Before tho Mayor.

This morning the mayor sent three
,irun!ss to Jail for ten days each and allow
ed three buns to run.
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NEW JDVER7ISEMEN9S.

NEUCk TURTLE SOUP LUNCH TO-MOK-
Nl morrow SATURDAY. evenings at the
GIRAED HOUSE,
n st,..,
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E.w York, Philadelphia niid Loc., :;incE.
also United States Bonds reported ,!iiiY j.,
JACOB B l.OEG, N. T.. Cor. Centre square.
NEW YORK STOCKS
Stocks ,iCnre~St,I
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Colden's Liebig's Liquid Beet and Tonic In
yigorator is admirably adapted for females in
delicate health. fo1den's: 10 other. OI drug.
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