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TAKEN TO TB.E ASYLUM.

a Lancaster County Mon Goes Insane Over
the Loss Of Nis Wife and Daughter.
Harrisburg Telegraph.
At eleven o'clock Tuesday morning.
three men from Mcchanicsburg, Lancaster
county, arrived in this city in charge of
IN insane man named Lands, whom they
were taking to tho asylum. Tho lunatic,
apparently about thirty five years old, Of
powerful frame and innocent looking face,
was evidently Mennonite. His hands
were bound. and in tho cars it was necess-
ary to hObble him because of his struggles
About n year ago Landis' wife was
brought to Harrisburg and placed in tho
asylum, where she died. Siuce then his
only daughter has died. and grief deprived
him of his reason. He lived alone and
would permit no one to enter his house,
aud at times became SO violent that it
took several men to capture him.
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Llya Sf00k Market.

BUFFALO O-Cattle-Bcccipts, I5I head +: m:.r-
ket firm and demand fair: sOdHl shippers.
IS l:I1II d5: fair to medium. - 60zs5 Texans
AMI ChcrOkecs, 81 .0Oi 10 stackcrs, :; 7O1sl Ii.
Sheep AMI Lambs-Keceipt., 2,2OO head
market active and shade higher: fair To
good western, 81 1901 20 choice, - 3O1i 70;
we5tel II lambs, 81 O0Gl5 30.
uO,s-Receipts, 5000 head market active,
firm AM! higher: Workers, gOO,l to choice,
sGSiea7; do light, 81 1906 20: good butchers
and medium weights. $7al7 Is; cI'Oice heavy,
~ 80 pigs, $S96 -.
CiNCINNATI-lIOgs were I'm good demand:
prices u shade higher common and light. s. 50
GG s. :; packing and butchers, 81 GOt07 u.
EAST Observation-Disclosures ,t9G head
market ,lull; Prime, s. 75@G 20: fur to good.
81 75ei 80; common, s:S !ON4 80.
IIOs-Reccipts, 2,00O head market firm:
Phili'ieiphias, - s5sa7 50: EsltimOres, s.: 900
10: Workers, 81 7O0lG ID: common, 81 i0ft6 GO.
Shccp-RccciDts, 4, ,OO) head market fair;
prime 81 5OS0i IS; fair to goO, si 75doi -; COM
mon. 81 JOtE35O.
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rnilsdelpnis AlArne..

PHlLADBLr1iA, Nov. IL. Flour fairly active
AMI weak superfine, $sal3 81; Extra - a,sp
W Pcnna Family, - 75l5 %.
Rye Hour ut - 25el4 %.
Wheat steady No. Western Es,,l, ~ o.. :;
Del. and PA Rel, u OlDl OK; LODgbcrry AMI
Amber ut 81 SCI 10 rs to quality.
Com dull for local use: steamer, S:EesSi,.r
yellow, S6GSGc mixed, s41Stpsjc; No. do &.
Oats scarce AMI firm derand light
Rye nominal ut 1O013c.
Provisions firm.
I-api firm.
Butter firm, but only moderately active;
Pcnna and Western Creamery extra. &1Oi7c.
Rolls nominal; Pi. aud Western, 2Jee:3c.
Eggs firm on scarcity of fresh.
Cheese steady.
Petroleum dull : Refined, SIC.
Whisky at q -.
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VALUAIsLE CITY PKOPEkTH AT rUis-
Y lie sale.-On WEDNESDAY,, NOVEM-
EEE Il, 1851, at o'clock in the eVenins, tho
undersigned surviving executor of the last
will and testament of Daniel Ilarman, de-
ceased. will! offer at public sale. at the Cooper
House. in West King street. large twO.stOry
ERICH DWELLING HOUSE, with store roonIi
large two-story brick back building, bake.
wash and smoke house. warehouse and stable.
hydrant, cistern. etc. This property Nos. 81
and s2S. fronts 30 feet on tho north sido of
West King street and extends back 245
feet to IL feet wide public alloy. and has
an equal right and privilege of, i'll and
to IL . feet wide JOINT alley between tho
above and adjoining property ON the cast, c3-
tending through to the aforesaid II feet wide
public alley III the rear. Tho house is well
built and the store room is supplied with
counters and shelving. Tho premises are at
present occupied by Messrs Mentzer Il Keist
as Il grocery, where Il successful business Is
carried on.
Possession will DC given Oh the first of April
iSSi
Persons wishing to view tho property or do
sirIng further information, will please call on
the undersigned, No. Is North Queen street.
Lancaster, IA.
Il. A. EAEi:,
Oct25, ,nOvSl0l5I: Executor.
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OK ROAST.
To mOrTOw's jubilee at Leanan Place.

Tomorrow the Democrats will have :.
grand jubilee over their recent great vic
tories at Lcaman Place. A whole OK will
be roasted and eaten by those present.
There will he plenty cf good music and
speaking. The festivities will DO kept up
during tho afternoon and night. Persons
can leave this city for Lcaman Place at
:O3, 800 and G:4OP. M. Tho fast trains
during tito night will be stopped SO they
can yet back t" the city. a. number will
80 down from Lancaster.
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Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in
the world viii most surely quicken the
blood, whether taken internally Or applied
externally, and thereby more certainly rcliev
pain, whether chronic or acnte. than any other
p;in alcvi:tor. and il IS warranted double the
strength Hi any similar preparation. II cures
intin iii the S:'ic. Back or Bowels. SUro Throat,
rheumatism and ALI. ACHES, ana IS THE
CHEAT i.ELlEFEE OF PAIN. "EROWN's
H"usEuoID PAEAcEA" should bc in every
family. tcaspoontu' OF the P:,nacca in L
tum!lcr 0f hot water lswcetcNet if preferred /,
taken at bed time will BREAK VI A COLD. . cts
= ,'it!r fc!,ll-lY,M, WXS&w
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TOLL Ii AllnH

Why not: Good news Ou9ht to he told. an,,
~ iS SOOd news that Hunts Remedy has curra
the worst u kidney diseases, and can do u
again and again. There are abun.isnt t..,ti.
mOnials to this fact. Mr.. Joshua Tuthiil. ut
Saginaw, Mich, was cured of Brisht's Dia:,,r:
Mr. John Hunt, OF PrOvitlsncc, OF ,irOp.y
when death seemed imminent; Mr. = !.
Mason, OF Providence. OF rheumatism whiul,
crippled him AMI u host Ot Others of similar
diseases which threatened dissolution. AMI
what Hunts Remedy has done. II will still .in.
1t is the great kidney an,. liver medicine Of
the age Tell out the good news TO all.
nl5eOd.Sw
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SECRETARY TELLER TALKS
What Caused the Republican Defeat In {
OradO-1luch Money Uselessly spent.

What Caused the Republican Defeat In Coz.
Orado-Much Money Usslessly spent.
WASHINGTON, Nov. v..15.-Secretary Tel
Ter was at his desk this morning. lie has
just returned from Colorado, and speak
ing of the results of tho election in that
state he asserts that tho Republicans have
won a substantial victory. Still tho secre-
tary believes that tho disaffection and bad
faith of certain Republican leaders in state
politics caused heavy loss to the Repub-
lioan vote and defeated Mr.. Campbell, tho
candidate for governor. In the nominating
convention, tho secretary says, these
men had pledged themselves to support the
candidates SEX cted, yet as soon as it ap
peared that their state was defeated they
bOlted and used every means to
defeat tho regular ticket. The
secretary added that more money had
been spent for election purposes in Colorado
this year than at any previous election,
fully $50, 900 having been spent by the
Republicans.
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lS0DtiSlS In Council.

WILKEsBAERE, Nov. 15.-Tho annual
meeting of the Baptist ministers cOnicr-
ence of Northeastern Pennsylvania is in
session here to-day. There are fifty min
listers in attendance. Tho convention will
last three days.
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CGLUM ssIA NEWS.

from Our Regular Correspondent.
The streets are being scrsped and the
mud removed. 90.
Mrs. VIM. Il. Given has returned from a
visit to friends in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Alex. McSlamis returned home this
morning after az years absence.
tomorrow evening tho Musicale
will be held at Mr.. Nicholas Gilman's
Walnut street.
A young son Of Mr.. Jacob Henderson,
residing on Second street, vas buried this
afternoon. The child died of Group on
Tuesday.
The Richmond specially company will
give performance in the opera house this
evening. The popular prices Of admission
will prevail.
Tho employees OF the Pennsylvania
raiIruad were paid off to. day. The pay
car remained in Lancaster last evening,
instead Of coming here rs was expected.
Nearly fifty persons were present at q
party which was givon by MIR. George
Allison at his residence on Walnut street,
last evening. The gentleman celebrated
his wedding anniversary.
On November 20 J. ii. Haverley's opera
troupe will appear in the opera house in
a.e Merry War" The company, which
- lOTLy SLIOup, ClIIlcn liS OVu olCuCoIid
and brass band with it.
The Rev. DR.. T. II. Everett; Mr.. Pat
tisOn's new private SECRETARY, will be one
siOnary meeting tomorrow evening. No
Republicans need fear to hear him. lie
will not discuss politics IN the pulpit.
An Election Of Authors.
All members of the Schoch library are
,A<lA -. ~
and writc it and their name, in ink on a
slip of paper and hand it to the librarian,
Mr.. $. II. Hoffman, Oh or before Novem-
Der 18th, 1889 From these will be sclec-
ted by the library committee quite !. num-
her, and the books will bc immediately
purchased Cor Use in tho library.
The q. A. Il. Fair.
Ever" person should attend the G. a.
X. fair during It's continuance. IL opens
this evening in tho armory. Tho hall is
handsomely trimmed with flags and
greens. Six largo stands have been
erected for the fancy articles. Smaller
tables will contain the refreshments. A
pleasant evening can be assured to all who
attend.
Democratic Jubilee.
A large number of Columbia Democrats
will attend the Democratic jubilee in
Washington borough, to night. Carriages
will be provided for those intending to
go. Assemble at Squire Young's resi-.
dence on Walnut street. between Z and
7:30 O'Clock, in full uniform with torch.
The Democratic parade in Marietta last
night was L largo ono. Everything passed
of well.
Premature Explosions
Two premature explosions occurred at
tho Aurora" =" furnace in WriShtsville,
yesterday afternoon, whilo tho chilled
;roa in the furnace was being bas:cd cut.
1t will bo remembered that the furnace
blew out " for repairs Il short time
since. Charles Daugherty lost The sight
of both eyes by tho first explosion, and ii.
Spencer had his breast and face severely
injured by tho second. Both mcn were |
employed ut the furnace at tho time.
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THIRD EDITION.
BvEN1Na NOV. ID, sea
OCEAN PERILS.
A VESSEL SINKS WITH ALL ON BoARI

Tho Ilisslng Boat From the West PhaIia
LsOdod-The Result Of . Collision In
Mid-OceaD.
LONDON, Nov. ia dispatch from
New Haven says the crew of the missing
boat from the steamship West Phalia
has been landed there by Belgian pilot
boat. They report they saw the other
steamer sink with all on board.
The Damage to tho West Phalia.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 15.-The West
Phalia was surveyed in the dock to-day.
The damage on the starboard side extends
from the stem to forty feet aft, and on
port side from tho stem to fifteen feet aft.
Tho hole on the port side is nine feet
across. A large piece of tho steamer with
which she collided is sticking in the hole.
The vessels seem to have met stem to
stem.
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THE ELECTIONS.
Official Vote OF sullivan Count,

Official VOto OF sullivan County.
DUsHORE, Nov. 15.-Sullivan county's
official vote: Pattison 874, Beaver 1l5,
Stewart 30. Congressman at largo Eli
OFT S7l, Bros;us 473, McMichael 5.
PattlsOn's Plurality.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15.-Of1icial Ic-
turns from every county in tho state give
PattisOn Democrat for governor plu-
rality over Beaver, Republican, of 39,O47.
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Chicago.
Nev x0-a asnrRos.

NNw iORK. Nov. I5.--FiOur-Stats and
Western dull AMI prices without Iuot:b!e
change. Southern steady.
Wheat dull AMI prices without quOtalie
change; No. l White ut 81 OS%: No. 2 Rect,
Dec, 81 O9Sal O34; do Jan. 81 II,1sll IL. 90
Feb: 81 Bs1ssSl l:EA; do Nov. and year, 81 o..
bill, 81 O73l asked.
Corn 1IQ05lc better AMI moderately active
mixen western spot, So l3Jc tO futures. Gn,
aS5Mc.
Oats II shade better AMI fairly active; No. .
Dec, 4iglE1c; do Jam. Ii&Dir4c; State, E'lp
): G; Western, iOaJOc
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"A Great Fra Ar sSSv.,rsn,s Nah

Great Fare At stiy orsoD. Nsb.
RIvERroN, Neb. Nov. 15.-An incend-
iary fire here on Sunday morning destroy
ep Is Of the Is business houses
in the town; loss S6O,O0O to s7).-
600, insurance 1000. A m.r
named Hickman has been bound over to
answer on tho charge Of causing s',s five.
5. +. Harrington, Of Chicago l,.,, '-e1 81
pointed to solicit funds for rsbu,hi,u..
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A Penneylvania l:vc,one.

MILFORD, Pa, Nov. 15.-Tho heaviest
gale of wind in many years visited here
yesterday afternoon, lasting over an hour
Trees wero blown down and torn out by
the roots, and telegraph poles and wires
were broken down SO as to suspend COM
munication by wire. Rain fell heavily all
afternoon and evening.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Nov. 15.-As Oak
Grove, twenty miles from here, last night
q construction train on the Alton road
was wrecked by running into hand car.
One brakeman and five section men were
killed and eight or ton others were
wounded.
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An Express Car Burned.

BEOCKvILLE, Ont, Nov. 15.-An tx-
press car, attached to the express train
going west, last night, took fire when near
Lancaster and burned to tho trucks, only
two parcels being saved. Tho train was
delayed six hours.
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and lie entertained his audience for half an
hour.
The humber of members enrolled i'm the
institute mp to Coon Vas 627.
The lecture at the opera house this
evening will be by DR.. J. II. Vincent, sub
ject-'' That Boy" At the conclusion of
the lecture Prof. Hall will sing, "My
boy, Remember Mo-
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Coal FreIshts Advancing In Pric.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15.-In conse-
quence of a scarcity Of sailing vessels
freights on eastern coal shipments have
advanced about 25 cents per ton. The
present rate to Boston is $1.S5 per ton.
Tho demand for coal in tho East is
brisk.
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A Driver Killed ,

ASHLAND, Pa, Nov. 15.-Patrick Con-
way, driver at Preston colliery, No. 2,
was killed almost instantly yesterday by
being caught between wagon and a
large rock.
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Russia to Suppress Its Embnssies.

LONDON, Nov. 15.-Tho correspondent
Of the Standard, Paris, says he hears
from authentic sources that tho Russian
government has decided to suppress all its
embassies and legations in Germany with
tho exception of those at Berlin aud Stutt-
Gart
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MIlRRl.lGE,S.

IIENpEt soN-W -WICKEEsHAM.-Nov. II, 1892, by
10y Rev. Jas. y. Mitchell, ID. d., Mr. William
Henderson and Miss Dora Wickcrsliam.
:;oADEs-SNuLLEN.-On the 18th OF Eoyem-
Der. 1882, by tho Rev. w. II. Gerhard, at his
residence, No. 81 East Orange street, Mr.
Jacob e. kOadcS to Miss Carrie l.. Smullcn,
both OF Pcuura.
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DUBLIN, Nov. 15.-Patrick Joyce, whose
trial for murder of tho Joyce family began
on Monday, was found guilty to day and
sentenced to 10 hanged December the
L IL
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An lncOrrIclbIe hoy,

Frank Mcdonald: q boy, was to-day
arrested by officer Daily, on tho charge Of
being incorrigible, and an effort will be
made to have him sent to tho House of
Refuge.
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Striking l3ricklayors.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE bricklayers in
the employ Of the Bosses association
struck this morning against the system of
payment by tho hour and for an increase
in wages.
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, fair weather, light variable
winds mostly DOrthwesterly, stationary or
higher temperature and pressure.
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Mills DAMAGED by Fire.

MILFORD, Mass, Nov. 1G.-Thc Carry
vile wooden mills were damaged by firo in
the cord room last night to tho extend Of
$1,000 fully insured.
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WILkEsBARRE, Nov. IA fire this
morning destroyed tho residence Of Miss
Eliza Major, entailing loss of $4,000,
half of which is insured.
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An italian Killed,

WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa,, Nov. 15.-An
Italian labOrer on the Jersey Shore & Pine
Creek railroad was killed near here to-day
by tho fall of derrick.
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n9ll,l3.l5d

wltchcraft-Its EccentrIcit:es and Crimes. -
Rev. Charles Koerner. of Chicago, ILL.,. will
deliver q lecture on this subject Tomorrow
evening, I'm Trinity Lutheran chapel. Admis-
sion, 25 cents.
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LONDON, Nov. ia dispatch from
Cairo says that one of the false prophets
lieutenants has been captured and hanged
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DESERVING OF confidence. There is no article
which SO richly deserves the entire confidence
of the community as Browns Bronchial
Troches. Those suffering from Asthmqtic and
Bronchial Dlseases. Coughs and Colds should
try them, Price 25 cents. : n9lwdeod&w
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COLDEN's Licbig's Liquid Beef and Tonic In
viSorator imparts strength to body ami mind,
THtc no other. or druggists. ml3 lwticod&w
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\ true tonic medicine, Il blessing in every
household, is Browns Iron Bittcrs. For sale
by II. l.. Cochran, druggist, I37 and l3J North
Queen street.
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IlALE's Honey of HOrclOunL charms away
Il cough cold, or influenza without any bad
effect. Pixies TOOtlIachc Drops cure in one
minute. nl3lwdeOd.Sw
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4 Killing Frost In North Csr"lsns.
WILMINGTON, N. c.. Nov. l5.-There
was a killing frost here last night, tho
first Of tho season.
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Fe.a Ilowu tho Cellar Stems

Mrs. Carpenter, vito of Emanuel Car
pointer, of tho Kcmper house, Lititz, fell
down tho cellar steps, and, besides cutting
her head badly, she was bruised about the
body.
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FULL LINE OF EUChkEs fOhEAs
~ and other playing cards at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAH
STORE
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FULL LINE OF LORlLLARD-S
~ Plug Tobacco, and other first-class brands
ut UARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT
CIGAR STORE.
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Stock Market.

Now York, Philadelphia and Local SLOck,
utaO United States Bonds ropOs ted daily ~
! Loon Il. LOS8, e: North t..lOCn street.
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Mothers! MOtnersII EIOthersn
Arc you disturbed at night ,and broken Of
your rest by q sick child suffering and crying
with excruciating pain Of cutting teeth? II
so, go al once and get Il bottle Of MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP 1t Will relieve
the poor little sufferer inrrcdia,eIy-depend
upon il: there Is no mistak" about IL. There
Is moi :. mother On earth wnO has ever used ii,
who viii not tell you at once that it will regu-
late tie bowels, and give rest TO the mother
and relief and health to the Child, operating
like magic II Is perfectly safe TO use in all
case 5, and pleasant 10 the taste and is the
description of one OF the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses I'm the United
States. Sold everywhere. IS cents a bottle.
ma.Iy-M,W M,W&S&w
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Purify the Blood.
" SwAYNR's PILLS"
d" swAYNE'S PILLS"
"SWAYNE'S PILLS."


and by cleansing; regulating and strengthen
ing the organs OF digestion. secretion and alb
sorption. cure ApOplexy, Fits, Paralysis, Ner,
Yousncss, Dizziness, Debility, BilliOusncss,
Bad Breath, Jaundicc, Liverand Kidney Com
plant, Lack OF Appetite, Low Spirits, lndi-
gcstiOn or Dyspepsia Headache. Constipation,
Fevers. Malaria and COntagiOn, Fever and
Aguc, DiarrhGa, Dropsy, Colds. Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, GOut, Female Weakness, Urinary
Disorders, and all Irregularities of the Spleen,
Stomach, Bladder and Bowels.
RESTORING TO HEALTH
when all other remedies fail. They keep tic
system in Il healthy condition by arousing the
torpid liver TO healthy action, and eXpclliny
by the bowels and kidneys the matter that
rOiSOns the foundations OF lite. lie particular
to obtain "Swayncs Pills" Price - cents i;
box of 80 pills, "r5 boxes -.
Prepared only 10y DIR. SwArNE& SON, PhiIa-
dephia, Pa.
Ask your druggist for them. Sent by mail
I . any address. Octl-cOd&wM, WIZ
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"HACKNEFACK," o lasting and fragrant per-
fume Rrice25 and 20 cents. For sale at COch-
rams drug store, l37 North Queen street.
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NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle OF
SlilOL's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. For
sale at COchrdn's drug store, ls7 North Queen
street.
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HYECLAL NOTICES.

citizen of the Quaker City, Mr. f. Freed,
living ut I22 Vine street, recently spoke rs fol-
lows: "Bcing afflicted with 4 distressing
cough, DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup was recon-
rHen.cd to nle for relief. 1 am happy to say
fhat 4 few doses not only gave me instant re-
Lief, but effected complete curc.'
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II is probable that the young lacy ccicbra-
ted in those charming lines OF Robert Burns,
had tan, moth-spOts and frccklcs, with other
beauty bIemi,Ics. For such conditions, DIR.
Benson's Skin Cure should he on every lady .
toilet table. nl:;lwdSW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-15

&C. RIPFEL, Of The 1irin OF j. II. Larzclere
& Co.. manufacturers OF Philadelphia. is in
town Introducing Mills Celebrated Baking
Powder. The powder is now ON sale at the
prominent grocery stores in the city. With
every pacKaseis given away a.,andsOme pic
turc and often w:.;cii. Try il and DC con-
WINGED as to its strength and purity. II
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-15

Wells Health Renewcr'' restores health
and visor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sex
VA Debility. ST.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-15

ATTENTION is directed TO the public sa Ic o
the valuable city store and dw CLING property
belonging To the estate OF Daniel IIarman,
deceased, ut the Cooper uOusc this evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mrs. a. n. Frank. liz West Tupper street,
Buffalo, \. Y, says she has used Thomas Ec-
lectric Oil for severe tOOthache and neuralgia.
and considers it the best thing she knows OF
for relieving pain. FO: sale by II. Il. Cochran,
druggist, LIZ and l39 North Queen street.