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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-05-01
TELEGRAPHIC TAPS.
Flashed From the Electric Wires.

Flashed From the Electric Wires.
Several cars were wrecked on the West
Jersey railroad, near GlassbOro, N. j., but
though the train was filled with passen-
gers no one was injured.
The annual exhibition of the Union
County Agricultural society will be held at
the fair ground at Lewisburg on October
4, 5, 6 and Z.
James Whites barn and contents, il.
Guiding livestock, in Upper Uwchlan,
Chester county, burned this morning:
Reuben ]. Haldemap, one of West
Chester's Oldest merchants, died yester-
day.
Tho Orwigsburg, Bcrks county, safe
robbers were recaptured at Strausstown,
last night, but suddenly took their cap
tors off their guard, covered them
with their pistols, and drove off the off
GERS carriage, one Of them driving and
the other covering the pursuing party with
his revOlvers.
Three people died of smallpox in Phil
adelphia last week.
The comptroller of currency has author
lied the Tradesmens' National bank OF
Conshohocken, Pa, to commence business
with capital of 100000.
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Court of Common Pleas.

This morning the second week of COM
mon pleas court began at 10 O'Clock, with
Judge Livingston presiding When tho
court was called it was found that of the
thirty cases down, thirteen of them are for
trial.
In the case Of City Of Lancaster VS.: E:
Welchans, ct dl., scire tacias upon final
bond, it was agreed by mutual consent to
refer to w. A. Wilson, ESQ.,, as referee to
hear testimony and enter Judgment there
on, subject only to a writ Of error.
In the cases of George Pennypacker
and of George Pennypacker and Mary
Pennypacker, in right Of said Mary Pen
nypacker VS.. the Philadelphia & Reading
railroad company, acticn Of damages from
injuries received on the Pickering Valley
railroad disaster, verdict was taken for
the plaintiff in the first case in tho sum of
$1,000, and in the latter for the plaintiff
in tine sum of 5000.
Catherine Erisman, administering of
Samuel Erisman, late Of Lancaster city,
deceased, vs.. Barbara Gael. A verdict OF
consent was taken in favor of the defend
ant.
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:liSIE2E.
Philadolphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA. May l.-Flour quiet but
steady: superfine, s3 75@t 50; Extra, s. 75@
5, 50: Ohio and Indiana family, So 500 -;
Penna. do, Sc 25d6 so; st: Louis do sI47 %:
Minnesota extra. $7Q7 81 do straight, ) q, :
Winter patent, s. 75@S 20 spring DO, So.
Rye flour at "a 75a5. 49,,
Wheat steady; Del. and Pa. Rel, - iif9
l47: do Amber, 81 47ll so.
Corn frmer and in better dena!i'l ioG o..
track ana store lots Steamer, s3E!c l"!
low. s4@s5c.; Mixed, si@s5c; No. ! Mixed,
s3@s3hc. ,,.,....
GOc; NO.2 do, 5S1a059c No. } do. 3H441oG :
No. Mixed, 56@56%c.
Rye scarce and wanted.
Provisions firm and in fair jobbing demand;
Mess pork, 5000 . ;beef hams, $2AS3s5 India
Bacon-smoked shoulders, s5l@s1sc; salt do
$40; smoked hams, lS1a@l4c; picked 90, l2.i
Lard f1mer; city kettle, 1lssl@12c loose
butchers, lie; prime steam, Sll 6sE.
Butter firm and in fair inquiry tor choice
Creamery extra Pa, 33@34c do Western. 3! g
3,c'; do good to choice. 2s430c i. &. d y. y
extra, 2:@29c; do 1irsts, 25gaIc: Western
Eggs steady, but quiet Pc. 1s74c; Western
l6l4@l7c.
Cheese in fair demand and steady; New
York full cream, old, l3ll311c new, l5c
Western full cream, 12EQl2Ic; do fair tt
good, nh0l2c; Pa. half skins. 7Gsc; dc
skins, sa6Hc.
| Whisky at 81 q
Seeds-good to prime clover dull, old
6G6Lc. new, 70sc: do do Timothy steady Il
s27092 IS do Flaxseed easier at 81 10.
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BLAIis ON THE STAND.
Tho New Hampshire Senator's Connection
with Shipnerd's NotoriousS Scheme and
HIS sympathy With Peru.

BLAlh ON 1NDs
Tho New Hampshire Senator's Connection
with shipnerd's Notorious Scheme and
His sympathy with Peru.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-Senator Blair
testified before the foreign affairs commit
tee that his sole connection with tho Peru
Wan company was as counsel, and he
knew of no member of either house of
Congress, except himself, who was i'll any
way related in it. His own sympathy
with Peru and desire to prevent its
dismemberment were the motives of
his own course in interesting him
self in the objects and purposes of the
Peruvian company. In reference to- his
letter to Shipherd, in which he says: "You
should act as though American ships were
on: the way" witness believed that our
government ought to. consider the kid
mapping of Calderon breach of good
faith towards this country, and
while he did not at that mo
entertain the slightest apprehension
of any war between the United States and
a little nation of less than two mi''i0n
people, however plucky they might be, lie
had thought it most likely, but Anclice"
ships of war would he sent to the s'rlth
American waters, as EDglisil ships ~!
already been. He understood t';at Goa.
Grant, without any peculjary IN
terest whatever in the Peruvian
company, was strongly i" favor
of rendering such sympathy and aid
to Peru as would assist in giving ;2cr q
chance before permitting her dssf;'i"ber-
ment. As for himself, witness 1F;.s more
interested in the true policy Of our coln-
try than in the Shipherd COMPANY, "E any
other company. He could not b"ieV" in
a foreign policy of debasement "nd EE'at-
ever others had thought of the ishiIi:'rd
company their were those who believed
in its possibilities to play no ullisarHFtan.
part in the settlement of the Sout I : iiaeri .
can situation.
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DEATHS.
DE NoRMANDIE.-April 90, 1882, in this city.
I argaretta Daniel dc NOrmandie, aged u

DE NoRMAND1E.-April 90, 1882, in this city.
Margaretta Daniel dc Normandie, aged y
years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from No. AS
West James street, on Wednesday morning at
az O'Clock. IntCrment at Friends burial
grounds, Bird-in Hand. IT,
BRowN.-April 30. 1881, Susan A.. wife Of Ed
win II. Brown, aged - years
The relatives and friends of the family arc
respecttulIy invited 20 attend the funeral,
without further notice. on Wednesday after
noon at o'clock, from i;cr late residence, No.
South Duke street. Interincnt ut Woodward
Hill cemetery. 2td*
RIppLE.-In this city, on the 10Th of April.
Mrs. Jacob Riddle, IN the list year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral. from
her late residence, North Lime street. above
James, on Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock. In
torment at Lancaster cemetery. 1t*
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ArOLlCEMAN SUSPENDED.
He Coos on a Rampage and Scares Hit
Family ana NeiEhbOrs.

He Goes a Rampage and Scares His
Family and NeiGhbOrs.
On Saturday evening Mayor MacGonigle
suspended from the police force, for sixty
days, Constable McDevitt, of the Fourth
ward, for drunken and disorderly conduct.
CONSERVATION was created in the McDevitt
household, and among their neighbors by
Constable McDevitt's conduct, but it was
thought best not to give further publicity
to the affair until the matter had been in
yestigated. Several witnesses were ex
amined whose testimony was substantially
rs follows
James w. Sellers testified.-That on
Wednesday evening, April Goth, he heard
screaming and cries Of murder. A lady
living next door north was standing on her
door step, and as witness came out Of the
gate she said to him 'ssome one should 90
into McDivitt's, he is killing her." (mean-
ing his wife, Mrs. McDevitt came out
of her house and ran down to Mrs. Boas'.
The girl (McDevitt's s dauglter) pretty we'll
grown, ran out at the back of the lot, and
the boy hid himself in the outhouse. Mr.
Rote, the undertaken said in Mr.. Sellers
presence that McDevtt was under the in
tluence of liquor an hour before the occur
renee above referred to.
Mr.. VIM. Norris said he heard Mrs. Nc
Dewitt screaming the other children were
also screaming. Mrs. McDevitt r"n out
of the front part of tho house ard the
children back The whole neighborhood
was in an uproar. The street was full of
excited people. Mrs. NcDevitt ran TO
Mrs. Boas' for protection.
Mrs. Boas stated that she went to Nc
Devitt's house and found the family at
supper they had fried potatoes &; t;:e fuss
started at the table. Mrs. BoHa went
home and soon after heard Mrs. i!nDevitt
screaming she went back to Yrs. Nc
Devitt's house again saw Mrs. Il Dewitt
with her Lair all pulled down and Eer arm
swollen. canscd by McDevitt's abuse of
her. Mrs. Doas called to McDav; 81, say
ing "Ny God, what are you Going -
He was then coming down stairs with a
revolver in his hands. He said, as he cane
down "This will be the last Of :his," or
81 will make an end of this" Airs. Boas
ran home. A few minutes afterwards Mrs.
McDcvitt came running into Mrs. BOas'
for protection. She did not say anything,
but cried and went on fearfully. She was
in q fearful condition. McDevitt came
over to Mrs. Bca,' for lis wife,
and she was afraid to 60 homo with him.
hut at last she went with him. She COM
planned that her wrist and arm hurt her
very much. Mrs. Boas did not know
whether or not McDevitt struck her. The
street was full Of people, who were greatly
excited by the occurrence.
On the strength OF these statements the
mayor suspended Mr.. McDevitt rs
above stated 1t is said there are other
serious complaints against Officer McDe-
witt.
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SKIN Diseases Cured

By Dr.. Frazier's MAGIC OINTMENT. Cures as
IT by magic pimples, black heads or grubes,
blotches and eruptiOns on the face, leaving
the skin clear, healthy and beautiful. Also
cares itch, baIber's itch, salt rheum, letter,
ring worm, scala head, chapped hands, sore
nipples, sore lips, old, obrtina!e ulcers an"
sores, sc.
SKIN DISEASE.
f. Drake. esq.,, Cleveland, D., suffered beyond
II description from skin disease which ap-
,,arred on his hands. bead and face, and nearly
t.c5,royed his eyes. The most careful doctor
.r,, had failed to help him, and after all had
r,iiad he used DIR. Frazier's Magic Ointment
aI.d was cured by a few applications.
The first and only positive cure for skin
diseases ever discovered.
For sale by II. L. Cochran, ISL and I'D Mort!
Qneen street, Lancaster.
HENRY & Co, Sole Proprietors,
G2 Vesey Street, New Yoak.
For Blind, Bleeding, Itching or liberated
Piles. Dr.. WILLIAMS INDIAN PILE OINTMENT Is
a sure cure. Price sl.OO, by mail. For sale ut
Cochrans Drug store. 1eD2'-M& Ahu6"
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OBITUARY..



Mrs. Susan A. Brown, wife of Edw. II.
!rown, cashier of the Farmers national
hank of Lancaster, died on Sunday morn
ing at 3 o'clock, of Bright's disease of the
';idreys, after an illness of only about two
weeks. Mrs. Brown was a daughter Of
Christian Widmyer; she was born and
spent her whole life in this community
ard was greatly beloved by all who knew
her. She was a member of st. Johns
Lutheran church, and for many years a
one of the most active members of the
Dorcas society, and for many years a
member of the board of managers of the
Children's Home. She delighted in
works of beneyolence and charity
and being possessed of ample means she
dispensed them with a free hand, but with
excellent Judgment to the suffering poor
and needy. OF a bouyant, cheerful dis
nosition, she was tho life of the family
circle and of the social gathering. She
leaves two children SOD, DR.. C.H. Brown,
and a daughter Mrs. Clara 7. Williamson.
Her stricken parents, husband and chill
dren, receive the sincere coincidence Of an
unusually large circle of friends and ac-
quaintances.
Death CT an Aged Lady.
Our obituary column to-day records the
death of Mrs. Margaretta Daniel de Nor.
maudie, which occurred at the residence OF
her son, in-law. Prof. Justus Stuckenholz,
No. 44S West James street, yesterday
afternoon at half-past one o'clock. De-
ceased was in all respects an exemplary
Christian lady, combining in her character
the virtues and graces that adorn a true
xromanhoOa and ho,utiCv tha bon,o ,nd
the !ireside. Her life, extending two years
beyond the allotted three score and ten of
the PsalEiist, was an example of piety
and pure goodness that will cause her
memory to be cherished by all who came
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Browns household P..nacea

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer In
the world. Will mGs: 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. anu Is The
GREAT BELIEVER OF PAIN. "BRowN's
HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" should be in every
family. A teaspoonful of the Panacea in a
tumblcr OF hot water [sweetened If preferredI, ],
taken at bed time will BREAK UP COLD. 3 cts
q bottle. feDll-lydM, W NSNW
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Chicago.
Live sIOcK markets.

CHICAoo.-Hoss-Rccei II, 900 head ship
ments, 10000 head; market iatrly active: and
firm; common to good mixed 81 1901 y
at s. 70l7 80: skips and culls ut "a 06 so.
Cattle-Receirts. sou head; shipments, 900
head market steady, with fair demand at
to choice shipping. IS sO@7 Is common to fair
s. su@6 60; mixed butchers steady. with fair
demand at 81 75l5.30.; grass Texans, e4Go % !;
$335. ~,
Sheep-Heceipts. 500 head; shipments. 400
heA,i market dull and weaker; declined AZ
&c from Wednesdays prices: inferior to fair
si6l5 20: me iium to good. s. 1896 50 ;choice to
extra 8! ulT IS.
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COLUMBIA NEWS,
OUR REGULAR BOROUGH CORREsPuS.
DENCE.

Affairs Along the susquohanna-Itoms of
Interest Picked Up by the IntelIigen-
GERS Reporter.
The Shawnee rolling mill started up
this morning.
Rev. r. w. Humphries, of the NJ. E.
church last evening preached special
sermon to the young men of the congre-
cation.
The pulpit in tho Presbyterian church
was presided over by Rev. Mr.. Michael,
of Little Britain.
Prof. D. d. De Long, president of the
Lebanon Valley college, conducted the
services Of the L. b. church, yesterday, to
large congregations.
Tho quarterly meeting of the Mount
Zion, A. NJ. E. church, had very interest
ing services yesterday, and was largely
attended.
Mr.. Thco Herbert has accepted an en-
gagement with the Comedy Concert COM
pany and on Wednesday will leave for
New York to assume his role.
The Shawnee furnace goes into blast
this afternoon after undergoing repairs
for about weeks. The furnace has been
thoroughly repaired and improved and is
now one Of the best equipped furnaces in
this section Of the state.
n Ol uukC0 IDlu dLkeuplou W UOaIu Iuo
mail tain west this morning. lilo was
" sluns" around and hung between the
two platforms of the coaches when lie was
caugh. by the brakeman and held until
the train had stopped. He was apparently
sobered by the realization of his narrow
escape from death, and after the occur
renee walked away down thc street.
Mr.. Joseph Fonuwalt, of Willlamsport,
but formerly Of Columbia, has returned to
his native home and will soon he married
to one Of Ironville's young ladies'.
The annual oral examination of the
high school is being Conducted to-day;
tie other schools will be examined after
tho higher grade examinations.
On Saturday afternoon tic town was in
an uproar, owing to the number of fights
occurring in many parts of the town, and
specially in the Third ward. Here affairs
we're in terrible state, and at one time
The fracas almost reached the proportions
Of riot. One of Officer Stuck's sons
was arrested by Officer Fisher for some
breach of the peace this made Stuck
mad, and hc Immediately procured war
rant for Officer Fishers arrest, which was
soon accomplished and Fisher taken to
Squire Franks for hearing. When the
party were in the yard surrounding the
'squire's Office, a crowd-Shawnee boys
mostly-attackcd Fisher and scratched
him a great deal, tho mob in the mean
time threatening serious injury to Mr
John Wagner, who went Fishers bail, and
compelled him to leave by the rear en-
trance.
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Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May l-Cattle market ac-
tive. sales. . 100 head prime at Sss@sac: good
at 777s@sn4c: medium, 77s@'zc; common at
6@7Lc fat cows, 5Q7Ac.
Sheen market active sales, 5000 head {:
wool sheep. S@6Lc; sheared sheep, 5T47Ac; /;
fall lambs. 71s1Ic: spring lambs. 4@ 7c; West
ern calves, 81 @s%c Chester county caves,
7L@S4c. ,o
Hogs market active: sales. $3.50 head
: few prime III lie: good, lO@iGAc; IN edium.
!)@iOAc.
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The prison inspectors met to-day and
by a vote of 1 to 2 decided to reinstate
George Echman, baker, suspended passed
some bills; appointed Rutter and Carter
10 ascertain the cost of running telephone
wire down town authorized Hoffmeier to
buy a knitting machine for s25; and in
RESPONSE to Communication from SER
geant of police of Philadelphia, Offering to
return Chas. Gibson, escaped horse thief
for $3.50, they directed the clerk to answer
that they would give $75.
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MoruER's Don't kNow-iIow many children
are punished tor being uncouth, wilful. and
Indifferent to Instructions or rewards, simply
because they are out OF health! An inteili-
gent lady said OF d child of this kind: "iothers
should know that II they would give the little
ones moderat, doses of .op Filters tor two or
three weeks. the children would be all parent
could desire" nyl2wd&w
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NETT ADYERTISEMsNTS,

N tOtOre existing between John X. Reed
and Amos S. Henderson. under the name and
style OF Reed 4 Henderson, has been dissolved
by the death of John X. Reed
The undersigned will carry on the business
of Banking in all its branches, at No. ii North
Duke street, under the name .Of A. :. Den-
derson, Banker, and will also close up the
affairs of the firm OF Reed Il Henderson.
AMOS S. HENDERSON,,
Lancaster. Pa. April e9 1ss2. IT'D
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Sale of Horses.

Samuel Hess s Son, auctioreers. sold at
public sale on Saturday last at the Mer-
i,nac house in this city fourteen head of
western Pennsylvania horses for Geo.
Grossman and Jacob B. Bausman at an,
average Of $141, per head.
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INyIaonArlNG Food tor the Brain and Nerves
i. what we need III these days of rush and
worry Parker's Ginger Tonic restores the
vital energies AMI brings good health quicker
than anything you can use. Tribune. See
aly myl-l!nlCoUSepW
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Poultry Association.

The May meeting of the Lancaster county
Poultry association was held in City hall
this morning. Owing to the absorbing in
terest taken in the result of the Republican
primary election, the attendance was very
small, the proceedings unimportant. They
will be printed to morrow.
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What every one should have, and never be
without, is Thomas Eclectric Oil. 1t is thor
ough and safe in its effects, produc the
most wondrous cures OF rheumatism, neural
For sale 1T II. Il. Cochran's drug store, l37
NO,.fh Oueen street. Lancaster.
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Little Locals.


The p. r. Il. has declared four per cent.
cash dividend for last six months, and a
stock allotment of eight per cent. Stock
now selling at 5Ss.
This afternoon services were held over
the remains of Mrs. Lippott, who died at
the Lancaster County house On Saturday
morning. The body will be taken to Phil
adelphia at 5:25, and the funeral will take
place from the residence of the parents OF
the deceased to. morrow morning.
On Saturday John Hess, who resides ON
the Welsh mountain, about a mile and a
quarter from the Sorrel Horse, shot and
wounded John Caffroth. The wounds are
i'm the head and are said to be serious.
They we're inflicted with a shot gun. 1t is
said that Hess blamed Caffroth for beirg
too intimate with his wife. Suit has been
entered before Squire Plum at New Hol-
land.
At meeting in Fulton opera house yes
terday afternoon, of the Charles Parnell
branch of the Irish Land League, it was an
nounced that word had beer received from
parties in Ireland that, in pursuance OF
the desire of the League in America, Dill
lon Eagan, NJ. p, would lecturs in this
country, and will appear in the opera
house in this city either in May or june.
Tie College Boys Boat tho Normal Nine.
The F. s. NJ. college baseball clue went
to Millersville on Saturday, played with
the Normal school club and won by II to 8.
This was the first game of this season
which the college boys have played and
they played an excellent game. The
Normal nine was also in good form and the
game throughout was interesting. The
College club is a strong one and they
expect to play number Of the collegiate
clubs this season in addition to any other
clubs from which they may receive
challenge. We may consequently expect
some fine games this spring. A return
| game will be played with the Normal
club in three weeks on the new grounds
of the college nine.
The following is the score by innings
- 5 6 7 50
| Collage e.....O 0 5 OIL
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WINSTON, Forsyth Co.,

WINSTON, FOrsytn CO, n. Z.
GEsrs-l desire to express to you my thanks
tor your wonderful Hop Bittsrs. waS
troubled with dyspepsia TOR five years previ-
Gus to commencing the use Of Hop Bitters
some SIX months ago. My cure has been won.
derful. / am pastor OF the First Methodist
church OF this place, and my whole congresa-
ton can testify to the great virtues OF your
bitters. Very respectfully.
apls2wd.ew Rev. II. FEHEBEE.
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Missing Man.

The authorities here have received word
from Brooklyn, that James Campbell left
his home in that city on April 12, and is
supposed to be in this state. He is 40
years of age, 5 feet 10 inches in heighth,
and is lawyer by profession.
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E. F. BOWMAN,
NO. 100 EAST KING STREET.
ap2s-tmaylOdxltw

DROLONGED sUPPURATION OF THE
J. canal OF the external ear, or even ,suPpu-
rative action that has been OF short GuratlOn,
but violent may produce POlypf or Gfanuia-
ton, in the external auditory canal
Diseases of the eye, ear and throaE treatet'
successfully by
Ofice-13 East Walnut street, Lancaster:
Consultation free. ml-Sto
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new YORK k-arms..

NRW IORK, May 1.---Fiour--State and
Western steady aud quiet. southern dull and
Wheat N0lc higher and unsettled !; fair spec
ulatiye business; No. . Red. May, 81 49,
/ 4sX; do June, q 4s@l 4siz; do July, 81 33
al SX do August, 81 2411 Is.
Corn N0lc better ana fairly active; Mixed
Western spot, 790s414c future, slsl9ssHc.
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A Renoyatinr Remedy

Is to be found in Burdock Blood Bitters. As
an antidote for sick headache, female weak
ness, biliousness, indigestion. constipation,
aud other diseases of kindred nature. these
bitters are invaluable. Price 81. For sale at
H. Il. COchran's drug store, 137 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, d. C., May T. For
the Middle Atlantic states, fair. weather,
with colder westerly winds, followed by
rising barometer.