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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-18
SUFFERING WOMEN.

Many a lady, cndow cd by nature with pretty
tdCo, beautiful figure, faultlesS complexion, as
well bs the sweetest OF tcmpcrS and faultlCss
mental qualities grows prematurcly old,
contour, tho complexion becomes sallow, the
brightness leaves the eye, Il feeling OF languOr
takes the place OF the once buoyant spirits, an
irritable nervous traCtiOusness makes life n
burden, things that once were triflCs worry
her until lite becomes unbcarabe All this
being caused by the physical arrangements so
common to women, which the innate modesty
OF feminine nature preventS their making
known, and OF which the ignorance OF the
medical profession prevents u cure. Lazy
Reader. pause and consider, It's duty you
owe yourself. your family and your God, that
you should cure yourself OF these troubles and
once more feel the glow OF perfect health and
spirits that nature Intended for you. Wheel
atablc to uakc contain nothing of an injurious
nature, aud may be taken by all ages, at all
times and in all conditions, UthOm pOSSidH
Uy Of III Effects, and Will positively cure
are subject. Failing to produce perfect cure
the prOprictois viii refund The money paid tor
the treatment. II you have q Sdit0W compiler
ION, constant or inlefmittant headache, back
ache, rcstlessnoss, loss OF appetite, suppress
sions OF monthly iiow, or irregularities
thereof accompanied by headaches, nervous
ness, hysteria and similar symptoms, Wheel.
CrS No. 90 Prescription" n" will positively re-
store you to health. II you have u sensation n
OF heat and throbbing In the back, frequent
painful or scading sensation IN urinating
reddish or white deposit In urine, hot and
dry skin. WhCeter'S No. 90 Prescription y "
Will give Immediate and lasting reliet. The
and ARE 20 cents each, obtainable from
druggists or sent by mail secure from oOser-
walton post paid on receipt OF price. PostaE 4
stampstaken.
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iNTIKtsTISB LECTURE.
40 urcrtsining Discourse on the Poop,
OF the Holy Land

An nicrtaininE Discourse on the People
OF the Holy Land.
An enjoyable literary entertainment was
given last evening at 7:i5 p. m., in Grace
Lutheran church by two native Syrians Ma
goeb j. ArboCly and his brother Habeeb
Arhcoly, bOtho whom have been spending
four years ia the college of Marysvillc,
preparatory To their return to their native
land as Christian missionaries. Nageeb, the
lecturer, is ALI intellectual looking young
man aud is master Of six languages He
spoke in clear tone of voice, using at all
times excellent English. lie was intro
duccd To his audience by &. Elvin Houpt,
pastor OF tho church, and Immediately
launched u,o description OF the house
hold manners and commercial customs OF
tie East. \ visitor is always expected TO
tako his shoes oil and keep his hat on.
Instead of tobacco the natives use a dried
herb called " timbaCcO " for smoking pur
poses, and their pipe or argeely " has a
rcCeptlcle containing water through which
the sILOkc passes before Teaching themouth.
Tho peculiar ceremony of au Eastern mar.
riage was also dwelt upon at length. A
comparison of the temperate habits of the
Syriaus with those of more Christian lands
left the balance largely in favor of the
former. Representations Of tho different
costumes of the people were given and the
entertainment closed with a brilliant sword
exercise display by the lecturer and his
brother. This evening they give an en-.
tertainmUnt in Harrisburg.
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Sustained py tho senate.
NEW JERSEY REPUBL,UANs.
secretary OF state FeIinghuysen BVoked G,
the GubernatoriaI Nomination.

Secretary OF state FeIinghuysen Booked for
the Gubernatorial Nomination.
TRENTON, N. j., Sept. 1S.-The Repub
lcan delegates to the state convention all
arrived by 10 o'clock to day. The con-
test started this morning where it left off
last night. Judge Nixon is largely in the
lead, although tho friends of ex-Con-
gresham Hill are many and are making
an active canvass in his hehalf.
A movement has just been started in favor
Of Secretary Frey eylinghuysen that promises
to accomplish something. A dispatch was
received half an hour ago from George
Jones. of the New York Times, stating that
Mr.. Freylinghuysen would accept and
advising his nomination. There will be
644 delegates in the convention. Ex-
Senator Hobart will call the body to
order and William Walter Phelps will be
the temporary and probably also the per-
manent chairman. The platform will
advocate high tariff, will endorse the
present national administration, oppose
convict labor when it conflicts with skilled
labor and will strongly favor the taxation
of railroads, after the manner of the tax.
alton of personal property.
Tho Convention in session.
LATER-Tho delegates met at II clock.
Hudson, in caucus, had cast II votes for
Dixon and for Hill, and Els. sx county
had solid vote for Dixon. Ex-senator
Hobart called the convention to order.
Congressman William Walter Philips
was made temporary chairman. lie
made vigorous speech, in the
course of which he attacked the
Pennsylvania railroad aud charged that
corporation with defeating Frederick
Potts in 1880. He said that corporations
had lost their influence aud that the sus.
picion that any man was under obligation
to corporation was the surest means Of
his defeat. He did not think there could
be any corporation interference in the
present campaign. After appointing the
regular committees for routine work the
convention adjourned until ESQ with
every indication that Judge Nixon will be
tho nominee.
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,om being furnished with gold or silver

hem being furnished with gold or silver
h bindles.
Mr.. NJ. Galley, Of Now York, exhibits
tho clariona and other mechanical instru
ments, that any one can play as easily ~
they can play hand organ.
A large case of iino zephyr work by Miss
tcinstein, attracts attention, as do also
several iuo cases OF embroidery not
marked, aud to which wo may refer
hereafter,
Tho long room, partly under tho seats Of
the grand stand, is occupied by tho ewing
machine mon, including tho Domestic TO
presented by l.. II. Campbcll tho New
Homo by &. Fate the Genuine Singer by
J. !. Scbsll; the Wheeler 81 Wilson by ]
Il. McMichaol. Each Of these agents pre-
seut q number Of elegant iuaohiues, and
are voluble in praise of their respective
merits,
In this room, also, Steve J. Ovens ox
hitits three magnificent gold string Scho
mackor pianos aud two Esty cabinet
organs.
PAUL S Hamilton exhibit a number of
Lancaster organs, of fine finish and tone
j. NJ. KEEPER has IN exhibition sons very
fine parlor and dining room furniture :
aud A. +. Riouwhl shows some interesting
specimens of antique furniture.
An interesting exhibit IN this room is a
pair of full bloodcd, English pug dogs bo
ionOinp To Is. w. llirsh.
We find ourselves running into 40 much
space that we will conclude to-day's notice
by advising all who can do 10 to go TO tho
show to morrow whore they Will SEQ u
thousand things to interest them not even
mentioned in tO.day's paper, but some of
which We will pay our respects To to
morrow-including machinery and farm
implements, carriages, stoves, cooper work,
live stock, No., sc, ,all Of which are largely
represented.
The bicycle rae, which was postponed
to-day ON account OF the bad condition OF
the track will probably take place on Sat
urday.
Tomorrow the three minute and 2:3j
class trotting events will come off, and
will probably behotly contested.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
From Our Regular Correspondent,


Chiquesalunga tribe of Red Men will
hold a meeting to. o.night.-Putnam Circle,
B. L. (H. F. &. A., will meet IN the lodge
room this evoning.-The contract for
building the new Shawnee engine house
has been awarded to Messrs. Bechman and
Forty, at $2, 100 f; this does not include the
cost of the brick and work on the cellar. -
Rev. &. .. Gerhard, late pastor of Trinity
Reformed church has resigned. He
will go To st. Stephens Reformed church,
Reading. g.--ExCursion over Il, Il Co. Il X.
To Philadelphia, Thursday (; tickets Sc. 80
round trip.-R. Il G.. X. r. pay car paid
OIL employees here yesterday. -Four young
men arrested for drunkenness three paid
costs. s.-lnfOrmatiOn received here of the
death of Mrs. Charles Nourse, wifo Of a
former superintendent Of tho Shawnee
furnace here she lived in Warren, VA
J. w. Stauffcr's new houses on South
street, are ng.built.-Rovenue collector
a. J. Kaufman, is visiting tho differ.
ont assistant collectors Of his district-Ed.
Bullitt, lately injured in KauGmau's quar-
ries has a relapse. e.-JOhn Witmor back To
Philadelphia Markets. poorly attended.
Butter 20 eggs - cents &C. II. Morgan
of lrouville, gone % Osborne, o., to enter
n business cOllege.--lrOnvile band &C opm
panes the American fire company ou
three days trip to Allentown, on Soptem-
Der 27th.-Miss Alice Kaufman, of Cress
Vile, Pa, visiting friends in lrunville.-
Messrs. A. Jesscl aud NJ. Bachenheimer
in New York The following shows arc
booked at the opera house for October ::
New OIlCans miustrcls, , Madison Square
theatre company, in "loung Mrs. Win
throp," &; B. $. Crane, 10 William
Stafford, 22 " Flying Dutchmau," "a ;
Hyde 4 Behmau, 27.
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Motners motnersi Mothers,

Arc you disturbed at night ana broken OF
your rest by n sick child suffering and crying
witt, the excrucating pain OF cutting teeth
II so, go at once and get bottle OF MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
tho poor little sufferer Immediately depend
upon 1t there IL no mistake about IT, There is
not mother on earth who has ever used IT,
who will not tell you at once that IL will
regulate tho bowels and give rest To the
mother and relief and health to the child. Op-
Grating like magic. 1t Is perfectly safe Ia use
IN all cases, ana pleasant To the taste, and is
the prescription OF ono OF the Oldest ana best
female physicians IN the Unitoi States. Sold
everywhere. IS cents u bottle.
mayI-M w SAW
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Annual Meeting OF the w. q. L. U.

The annual meeting of the Pennsylya-
MIA w. G. 4 U. will DO beld at Bellefonte,
Centre county, October 10th, 18th and
IL, 1888. 1t will be composed of delegates
from the 22j auxiliary unions in tho state.
Besides Mrs. Wltlenmyer, Mrs. Hannah
Smith, Miss White and others of well.
known home workers, Mrs. Hunt, of Bos-
ton, and Mrs. Baldwin of Trenton, are
expected to be present. Women OF this
state interested in temperance work,
though not connected with our union, will
DO made welcome. For orders for excur,
sion tickets, send not later than October
9Th, inclosiug envelope properly addressed
aud stamped, to Mrs. Ellen NJ. Watson,
ll2 Smithiield street, Pittsburg.
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Noaaln nithn Iiinnnnn

sullivan, OF the hnthractos, owes the
Harrisburg club $50. Tho Anthracite In
also in the Aotive's debt.
This afternoon the Nicctown club, of
Philadelphia, arc playing a game of base
ball with tho IrOnsidcs on thoir grounds.
The Easton club disbandod last night
aud II Is likely that some Of the best play
ers of that club will bs secured for tho
lrcnsides club of this city.
Tho Cincinnatti have won tho series
from every club In tho association except
the Metropolitans, and yet they will only
pull up a good third In the race.
The Hntyille and August Flower clubs
played thrao innings ia the first game Of
tho championship scrios at iIartyillc park
yesterday without either side getting q
run. Ram stopped the game.
IL is now probable that a stock baseball
company will DO organized in Reading for
next season The shares will he 800 each
and the capital stock $1,000. The enter
prise bids fair to DO go" and most of
tho present Active players will probably
remain there.
The American ass bCiatiOn club averages
mp To September |, show Athletics TO lead
IN batting with an average Of .2H. st,
Louis with .250, Is second then follows
Cincinnati aud Baltimore, u tic, with 1857
each LpuisvillO, .2ji Allegheny, PSI :;
Metropolitan, .2iS Columbus, .2i3. st.
Louis leads the fielding with an average Of
9l0 Cincinnati Ia second with 1903 the
Athletics are sixth with 1873, and Balti.
more has tho worst fielding nine with .053
Burns, Of tho Harrisburg club, yesterday
morning entered suit for criminal libel
against John Moore. of tho Harrisburg
7eEe3rdni before Alderman Price. The
suit r'couuts in substance tbs charges
made against the player in tho last issue
of that journal aud Mr.. Burns brings il
because he feels that he has been most
willlully and maliciously injured. Moore
gavc bail in tho sum OF $500.
They tell n good story about the father
OF Larry CUrcoran, the Chicago pitcher.
The elder CorCOran is n "ine old gentle
man" who is very proud Of his boy Larry
aud never fails to SEQ him pitch when the
Chicago club are in New York. While a
game was recently going on between the
Chicago and Now Iory teams. two gentle
men, sitting IN front Of the elder Corcoran.
were discussing Llrry's merits as pitcher.
Said one OF them, "COrcoran is good
pitcher, but he has never been supported
properly" "Yer liar" shouted Cor
corau Pcrc, springing to his feet in high
dudgeon. "lvo supported tho by ever
since he was a broth Of a lad In swaddIng
clothes. No man dare say" Here the
two gentlemen interrupted and explained
their meaning to the wrathful father
Games Prayed Yesterday.
At Nnw York. Cleveland 0, New York
, At Louisvillo-E Eclipse =, Baltimore | .
At liarrisburg-Aclivo /, Harrisburg 2 ::
game called on seventh inning on account
Of rain storm. Al Trcuton-Quickstop 9,
Trcnton Z At Rchmond-- Brooklyn |,
Virginia ,. At Philadelphia the game
between.tho BailAIu aud Philadelphia mines
was stopped.
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AIlinreutpnts,

Ddry Crockch"-Frank Mayo. OF who's o
acting everybody ~ 40 well pleased, opens his
three night stand In Fulton opera house, this
evening, In his charming play OF "Davy
Crockett" There need lie no hesitation telt as
to the worth OF the play or tho actor. tor both
have won the highest appreciation. Mr.. Mayo
Is 40 splendidly equipped in appearance and
40 well fitted In ability TO pcrsonate honest
Ddry that Il Is one Ot the greatest OF pleasures
to witness his performance. The play has pen-
ty Of sensation and itc, humor aud beauty.
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Odd Fellows IN session.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., Sept. 1S.-The
Sovereign Grand Lodge of odd Fellows
met hero this marning. A memorial from
the grand lodge of California in the cele-
brated Robinson case, which has been be-
fore the Sovereign Grand Lodge since 1880,
was presented and with Robinson's protest
was referred to the committee on petitions.
Letters from Past Grand Sirs Glenn
and Durham regretting their inability to
be present were ordered to be recorded.
Several questions and resolutions were re.
ferred to committees as well az a large
amount of routine business from various
jurisdictions.
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ma kh Els.
PhilAdeipniA market.

PHILApELPHIA, Sept. s-Flour market dull.
Rye flour at q bOal3 IS.
Wheat weak and dull No. Western Red,
81 Olas No. 3 do, u O3h No. Pa. ke,i. 81 ~.
Corn In fair demand sail yellow, 6a4@6ic /
sail mixed, 60ha6lhc; No. j Mixed, 5sG@
59kc
3Gc ! No. 2 White, 3ih935c No. do, 33Gp33kc
No. = Mixed, 3lHc.
Seeds unchanged.
Provisions quiet.
Lard quiet.
Butter tirm, scarce and wanted,
Eggs steady.
Cheese quiet and firm.
Petroleum firm Refined, s1sasAc.
whisky At o. 70
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OBITUARY.
nesth iEx-Uoronsr m,,b,sr


Isaac Mishler, late coroner of Lancaster
county, died at his residence, No. 30 East
Lemon street, this morning at 10 o'clock,
Of complication of diseases. Mr.. Msh.
Ter was native Of East Cocalico township,
this county, having been born near Reams.
town. lie removed to this city over thirty
years ago, and went into the transportation
business between this city and Philadel.
phia, in which he was successful, In few
years he started in the Wholesale liquor
business, having his store on North Queen
street. He served in council as q memb
from the Ninth ward for thirteen years
He took great interest in the politics of
that ward, and was an active man in tho
Republican party. Ile was a candidate for
sheriff severa! times, but was defeated
after he had worked hard and spent a
great deal of money. In 1879 he was
elected coroner of tho county, aud held
the Office for three years. Since his re.
tirement from that Office he has been living
privately, and of late his health has been
bad.
During the time that he was in
the liquor business ho was for several
years proprietor of stage line which ran
between this city and Port Deposit. He
was twice married, his first wife being q
lady from Kutztown, and his last, who
survives him, daughter of Curtis With.
ers. He leaves five children all Of whom
are grown. The deceased was brother
of the late DIR. Benjamin Mishler, Of
Mishler's Bitters" fame, aud of Henry
X. Mishler, tho latter being the only
brother now living in this state. Two
other brothers reside in Stephenson Goun
ty, Illinois, and sister in Reading. lie was
III his 51th year at tho time of his death,
and was member of Lancaster lodge
and Washington oncampment |. .. O. +
and Conestoga council o. U. A. NJ, the
members of which lodges will attend his
funeral on Friday afternoon at o'clock
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For twenty years was sufferer from Ca
tairh OF tn neat and throat IN very agSra
waited form, and during tho summer months
with Hay Foyer pvoCur. II bottle OF Ely's
,um Balm, and uitcra few applications re-
CciVCd decided benCHt-WHS CurUd before the
bottle was used. Have had no return of the
complaint CHARLOTTE PARKER, Waverly, NY.
one and Ono.halt bottles OF Ely's Cream
Balm entirely cured me OF Hay Fever OF ten
years standing. Have had no trace OF Il for
two years. ALBEIT A. PERRY, Smithboro, NY.
Since boyhood have been troubled with
c ttarrh and Hay Fever, and have been unable
To obtain permanent relief until used Elys
Cream Balm. Ii has cured me. Il. l.. CLICK.
ESRR New Brunsw ok, n. J. Price so cents.
Sl.-IWdcOdXw
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POOR PEOPLE

and people OF oIerate means, and even pco
pie well-to.do or wealthy, fnd that The cnor
nous charges OF practising physicians are a
serious burden To them ana also II nd that after
paying themselves poor that no benefit has nc.
Crued to them, that In fact they have thrown
their money away. To overcome these evils
woOncr Wheeicr's No. 90 Sure Remedies TO the
sick and suffering one Remedy Tor each dis
ease, without for a moment claiming that one
remedy will cure any other disease than the
one claimed tor 1t. and as these remedies have
stood the test of years without single ia l.
urr. We agree to refund the money paid I'm
every instance where "A cure Is not positively
effected. The remedies are entirely vegetable,
can do no harm, and VIII positively cure
every disease tor which they are prescribed.
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SEp dDvERTIsEMENTs

\HIasTED-s GOOD CUOh AT No, iiO
w Sorlh Duke street. sl2-6td
HAVANA AMI yaRA IIGAHS ONLY 5c.
III the best iOr the money I'm tnr tON n, nj
HART MANS lELIDH cont 81 phE
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McDermott Discharged.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1S.-Jamos McDer-
mott, who left Brooklyn recently for
England, and who has been examined
three times before n stipendiary Justice on
a charge of conspiracy to murder
public officials in connection with
tho dynamite party was again
brought before the court to day, and
was discharged, the evidence against him
being deemed insufficient.
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DEd 5IiS

RuDY.-In this county. on tho 10th inst
Christiana Rudy, In the SD year of her age
mother Ot eco. W. Cailrey.
The relatives and friends oi the family are
respectfully invited tnnttend the iur oral IRON
her late residence, willow Street Pike, near
Hollingcr's Tanncry, on Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock. lntcrmont at Mechanic burg.
2td
MIsHLER september ", 1888, In this city
Isaac Mishlcr, agod % years, months and
days.
The relatives and friends, also Lancaster
lodge and Washington enCampmcnt. |, o o.
r., and Con stoga council, o. u, a. NJ, are re-
spectiuily invited to attend the funeral from
h's late residence, No. 20 East Lemon street
on Friday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Std
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NvASTED GOOD GIRL 10 WORK
w on Goats anG an appr nticC, At
sls.2tdt No. 3i1 CHURCH STREET.
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New ioRK, Sept ls.-Flour duh, heavy and
q shade lower
Wheat AGJkc lower, weak and irregular |;
moderate business, mainly In options No, 2
Red, sept, o. lOA Oct, i lO9s9l nS I;
Nov, 81 1901 l3M.
Corn AIi1sc lower, heavy and unsettled ;
Mixed Western spot, 65sgolHc do tuure, 59h
Gl821kc.
OATS dull; HEplc lower; No, 2 Nov.
35,4ci Dec, SIC State, 3sgiSc; Western, S
mllc
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Fatai Accidenr TO A i,oy.

Ga Friday John Alexander, aged ~
years, son of John Alexander, while
attending Bridge Valley school climbed
tree TO the distance of about 20 feet. A
limb broke ON which he was standing
and he fell to the ground crushing his
skull. He died shortly afterwards. The
funeral took place on Sunday and was
largely attended.
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RHEUMATISM,

Goui, LamGness OF joints, Sciatica and Neu
TalgIa are relieved at once and positively cured
by the use of Whceler's No, G Rheumatic
Remedy. We say boldly that In the worst OF
cases OF no mater how Tong Stdnding how
serious, or how painful, we can not only give
relIet but pOsitiUCty cure tor all time. Failing
to do this We will positively refund the money
paid for the treatment ana II your suiieringS
are not positively stopped for all time you
have not thrown your money away as you
would on any other than these guaranteed
remedies. IN price OF Wheeler's No. 9j RhGu-
matte Remedy Ia OniyJ cents, ,obtainablC from
any druggists. or sent tree by mail on receipt
al nrirp iuknn
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nenrY,. NarboIio snIye.

The best Salve In the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, letter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all kinds OF skin
eruptions, freclSles and pimples. The salve is
guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Be sure you
get HEERT's CARBoLIO SALvE rs all others are
but limitations and counterieits. Price rs
cents. sold In Lancaster ut Cochran's Drug
st0rr 1877 North Queen street. mY29-4
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pOJITICdL.

Democratic state Ticket
AUDITOR GENERAL.
MAJOR ROBERT TAGGART, warren Co.
STATE TREASURER.
NON. JOSEPH row ELL, Bradford Co.
County Ticket.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
JOHN. a. COYLE, Lancaster.
PRISON .iSsr ECToRs.
PiI. KUIILMAN, Lancaster
JOHN Il. MENAU1 I, Mt. JOY.
POOR DIRECTORS.
II. Il. SIIiMP, r.. CoCalicO.
Z. B. HERR, MillcrsvillC,
COUNTY SURVEYOR
ROBERT EVANS. Eden.
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Court of Common Pleas.

recommend Lady Camelia's secrct OF
Youth and Beauty for tho complexion as be-
ing fHr superior to any article ever used. II
positively removes Frecklos, anG viii remove
Tan In one application, Price SOC,
For sale at all druggists.
MRS, j. RENNE SMITH,
io,3.GmdMS9 Newark, N, J,