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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-06
MAIrrNs MrnIuINAL.

septsmbsr Meeting Of the Looa, Doctors.
The September mo ting Of the Lancas.
tar city and county medical socety was
held at Grand Army hall, on Wednesday
afternoon. Tho following members
were present Doctors Albright,
Blackwood, Brysou, BorntheiseI, Black,
Baker, Carpenter, Craig, Charles,
Host, Herr B. f., Herr NJ.
l. Llyus. Koncagy, Kphler, Kreider biv-
ingston, Musscr J. II Musscr II. f., Mar.
kle, Newpber, Rohrcr, RICHTER, Shenk ID.
H., Shenk J. H., Stehman Sbirk, Trabert,
Thompson, Tone, Trcichler, Wilmer and
Xegler.
The health Of the county was reported.
DIR. Stchman read an interesting paper.
His subject was DR.. Bouj amin Musser. A
discussion was had on the topic assigned
for the meeting, which was OF interest
only To members of the profession. An
invitation was received from the Chester
county medical society To jim them in a
picnic at Coatesville on Tuesday next.
The invitation was accepted and several
members expressed an Intention Of at
teuuIuU
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SECOND EDITION.
THURSDAY EVENING, SEPT. 9. 1898.
WAR CLOUDS.
THE POSITION or FRANCE AND CHINA

rrencnmen Demanding an Explanation
from their GovBrDbent-China Get-
ting Ready for thn ConHict.
PARIS, Sept. 6.-The newspapers of this
city demand of the government that IL
shall explain the real situation of affairs
connected with the Tonquin difficulty. IL
ties will probably be convokei to consider
the relations between China and France
The general impression is that France has
gone too far to retreat.
The French cabinet has decided that
upon his arrival in Paris the Marquis
TseDg, the Chinese ambassador, will be
asked to explain the reasons for the move
ment OF Chinese troops to the Tonquin
frontier. The military IL seriously weigh
ing the prospect of war with China,
which event ia now considered by no
means impossible.
The National says there is reason to be
lieye that there will be a French naval
demonstration on the Chinese coast in the
direction Of Canton.
According to Mandarin accounts 200
Annamites were killed and 500 wounded
during tho recent bombardment of the
forts on the Hue river.
Preparing for war
A dispatch from Hong Kong, dated to.
day, says that no Chinese men of war
have arrived there from the North. Three
Chinese transports reached Pakoi a fort.
night ago with 75l regulars and 1850
militia arrived at Canton on Saturday last
on board a merchant steamer.
Large quantities of supplies and provi.
sious are being collected and stored at
Canton.
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THE LEGIsLATUsSr,
Discussing the Question OF Payment for
Members,

Discussing the Question OF Payment for
Members.
HARRISBURG, Sept. The Republicans
in the Senate this morning endeavored
to reconsider the vote on the resolution
passed yesterday that no pay be allowed
after September 10th, unless apportion.
ment bills were passed. After a lengthy
discussion the motion to reconsider was
put and the vote resulted, yeas 81, nays
none, the Democrats not voting. The
doors were closed and SO members found
present. Another vote resulted, 81 nays aud
no nays. Senator Cooper then asked for
the reading of rule SO, which provides for
members to be brought before the bar OF
the House. Further discussion prevailed
when motion to adjourn until Monday
was carried. Mogan's congressional ap.
dortionment bill was aflirmatively reported
to the House whom that body adjourned.
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FIRE IN BALTIMORE.
Turning OF tho PassiOpIst MonnsIeTY

va 'bo
BALTIMORE, Sept. 6.-The interior of
st. Joseph's Pass;onist monastery, near
this city. caught fire at a late hour last
night, aud by midnight was entirely con-
sumed, the walls alone remaining. The
fire then communicated to the church of
the order near by, and it was also badly
damaged. The monastery cost $50, OOO
and the church $4,000 There was about
$4,000 insurance on the former, but not
any on the latter. The library, containing
about 4 900 volumes of scientific, theolog-
ical and philosophical works, was utterly
destroyed. The monastery was one of the
Oldest and largest Catholic institutions in
the country.
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A DIsastrous Freight wrecb

CINCINNATI, Sept. 6.-Meagre reports
from Waldriens Station, on tho Cincinnati,
Indianapolis, st. Louis ~ Chicago railroad
state that freight train ran in one preced.
ing it at one o'clock this morning, near
that station and broke through a small
bridge, wrecking 12 or II cars. The
brakeman of one of trains and brakeman
of another road, who was going home with
broken arm were killed. Their names
are not given. No other casualties arc
reported.
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" MrSyTieyS HddiiOR.'-M. ". llHnloY's
company appeIrs in Fulton opera house this
evening, presenting Edward llarriGans latest
New York success MCsOrley's lnhauon."
Tho piece Is exceedingly funny, and deals
with characters whom the public meet every
day In such cities as New York. There should
be big crowd present, one of the induce
monts being that all of Harrigan's lot st
songs are introduced In the play, also all their
catchy incidental music.
Oniy q Miners Ddughfer."-Thc Fifth
hv nue. company, OF New York, will present
this tine oranutiC worn here on next Monday.
It Is popular In New York and ether large
cities
decentralization It Mrs. Southworth's great
fiction will be given in Fulton opera house
IL l. Mcll worth scning.
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BASEBALL.
Close uaii for the Home Tesm Notes of the
field,


The irOnsdes succeeded in plucking
safety from tho nettle danger in yester.
days contest with the Molineux club of
Philadelphia, which was marked by a
very poor fielding exhibition and some
spurts of heavy batting. Twice did the
visitors have the game in their hands, but
tremendous slugging on the part of the
lronsides, assisted by numerous errors on
the part OF the visitors, turned the tide.
Oldheld opened the game with a base hit,
and Schiller reached first base on passed
ball, Oldheld going to third. SweitEer
then batted hot liner which was beauti-
fully taken by the pitcher with his right
hand and iielded To third in tine to catch
Oldfeld, Zecher and Sxsmith then fol.
lowed with base hits, bringing Schiller in,
aud Miller closed tho inning by being re-
tired at first. For the visitors two men
were given bases on errors and heavy bat
ting aud more errors enabled them to
make five runs before they were retired.
Three runs in the third and one in the
fourth enabled the home club to tie the
score, but the visitors again came To the
front by making three runs in tho fifth
and one in the seventh inning, at the
same time presenting their opponents with
blanks.
The score thus stood to 5 against the
lronsdes in the beginning of the eighth
inning, aud their prospects for victory
seemed exceedingly slim. Miller and Hynd-
man succeeded in getting their bases
when Hoftord inaugurated the batting by
bringing both men in on good hit. From
that time forward the visitors became de-
mOralzed making tho most costly errors,
which with the heavy batting of the Iron
sides netted the latter ten runs. The visitors
did not again score, and the lronsides
added another run to their total in tho
last inning. The fact that tho home team
had just returned from t,resome journey
probably accounted for the loose play in
the early part of the game, but their ter.
Iible sluggiug later ON fully atoucd for
their defect in that respect. Below is ap.
pended the full score
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nkrMAs,s CnuMLsALEnryA yALUABLr

4 NEPHAs's COURTsaLE OF VALUABLE
~ CITY PROPERTY. On TUESDAY, SEP.
TEMBER %, 1883, by virtue OF an alias order
OF ths Orphans court OF Lancaster county the
undersigned Will sell ut public sale at the
Leopard Hotel in Lancaster city, the undi-
yided half part OF that certain lot or piece of
ground situated on the north sido o. North
street. and on the west side OF South Duke
street, in the city OF Lancaster,a and containing
In front on laid North street Ii3 feet, 10
inches, more or less, and extending I'm depth
along "A line OF ground, now or late OF John
Sencr, deceased, nOrthward 2O7 feet, more or
less, To Locust alley, thence east along said
alley 80 feet, 10 inches, more or less, to ground
pow or late of John r. Long, thence south
20 feet more Ol less, along the line of ground
OF said Long, thence along the ground OF said
Long eastward 30 feet, more or less, 10 South
Duke street, aforesaid, thence along said
south Duke street, southwark lS7 feet, more
erected "A two story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE 20X2s feet, with IL two-story Brick
Kitchen l2K22 feet attached.
Also "A one-story FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE, gSXlS feet, Frame Stable. l6xlG feet, ,
and other improvements. Bounded on the
west by property now or late OF John Seuer,
deceased, on the north by property OF Jon n
Long and Locust alley ON tho east by South
Duke street, and on the south by North street
aforesaid. This property Is situated in IA very
desirable portion OF the city, ana oilers "a fino
opportunity for Investment.
Sale to commence AT o'clock u. IN, when
attendance VIII De given and terms made
| known by JULIA A. HEPTING.
EXccutriX OF Charles A, Hepting.
snUBERT " SUTTON, Auct. sS,l5,2l,2 "a, -
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Live stock Prices.

CHICAGO o-IIogs-lteceipts, 1900 head ships
ments, 1000 head dull and I5Sp25c lower !;
packing, 81 iOa4 10 packing and shipping, 81 IS
as 10 light, " 90g5 30.
Cattle-KcCeipts, 5000 head; shipments,
2 100 head market ensier, except on choicest
grades exports, 81 COOS 30 good to choice
shipping. s5 iO615 40; common To medium, ~
as l5 range Cattle easier halt-breeds, % 901
AR5.
Sheep-Recelpts, $500 head; shipments, 300 ;
best grades steaIy; common, l5fol5c lower ;
inferior TO fair, 81 7093 % good, ~
EAST LIBKRTY-- -Cattle-Receipts, s7t head
market active prime s6f16 40 fair TO good,
60 25d5 90 common, 81 JO95.
Hogs--Rcceipts, 1000 head market fair (;
Pkiladelphias, q tOaD5 GJ: Workers, f5 80 O15 60.
Snecp-Receipts, 800 head very active !;
prime, ~ 800 tair to good, siQi 50; com
mon, S3a3 so.
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Mo,nors mo,norst mo,hsrsi

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teeth 2
II 80, go at once and get bottle oi mrs. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING sYhUP. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately depend
upon 1t; there IL no mistake about II. There IL
not II mother on earth who has ever used IL,
who Will not tell you at once that II will
regulate tho bowels and give rest to the
mother and relici ana health to tho child op-
Grating like magic II IL perfectly safe tn use
In ali cases, anh pleasant to the taste, and IL
the prescription of ono OF the olncst aud best
female physicians in the United States. Sold
everywhere. - cents u bottle
mayI-N " saw
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MARK E1S.
Philadelpnia m nrMet.

PBILADgLrBrA, Sept. 6.-Flour quiet.
Rye flour Mt s3 Is,
Wheat dur and unsettled No. 2 Western
Red, 81 1917 No. 3 do, sl 10; No. Pa. Rel.
81 lG; No. Del. He'd, 81 IL.
Corn nrmer sail yellow, 6iHd65LIc; sail
mixed, 62a6}c No. 3 Mixed, 6lsp8lIsc.
Oats steady: No. / white, 386e36hc No. 2
White, 3jhc; No. do, 33G133Ec; No. Mixed,
3lc.
Rye nominrl at GIfI6Jc
Seeds Timothy stca ~ at tl 5O8l IS; Flaxseed
dull at 81 35dl 40.
Provisions quiet.
Lard quiet.
Butter firm and fairly active.
Eggs firm, under light supplies.
Cheese firm fair demand.
Petroleum quiet refined, 7A17lsc.
Whisky at 81 10
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llo was one Of the directors Of the board
OF trade since it's inception and was
greatly interested Ia its work. Some
what less than two years ago Mr.
Lauor became financially embarrassed
through unfortunate Endorsements, and
was obliged TO make au assignment. His
liabilities were very heavy, but, though he
was upwards Of 40 years Of ags, ho set to
work with characteristic energy to retrieve
his fortunes. He organized tho Lauer
brewing company and few months ago
had succeeded IN 80 arranging matters
that ho was practically on his feet again
and had his largo business under his own
control
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John +. smith, who has been keeping
the Cross Keys hotel FOR some time past,
took possession OF the city hotel to day.
II. II. Power has sold out his interest in
tho latter house in order to give his atten
ton to his other hotel ia Westminster,
Maryland, which he has been running for
some time past JOhn II. Ridenour, the
{ Efficient clerk, who has filed that position
for the past four years with Mr. Power,
viii remain with Mr.. Smith.
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I,YSrEKsl oYsrrxsl

HAVANA AND YaRA CIGARS ONLY DC
IL tuc best tor the money I'm the town, at
HhHTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CI Jar
STORE
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VALUAnLE MILL PRorEKTY AT AS

Y SIGNEE'S SALE.-On THURSDAY
SEPTEMBER 90 lsS3.-The undersigned will
sell ut public sale, on the premises, situate In
Paradise township, about A.milo northwest
from Paradise and one-halt mile south from
Gordonville station, on the L. X. t., all that
valuable mill and water-power, with IA tract
OF land, CONTAINING ABOUT 20 ACRES,
more or less, The mill Is Il three-story frame,
iOX6U feet, with tour run OF burrs, and all the
necessary machinery and fixtures tor IA first
class mel chant and grist mill, with one OF the
best water powers on Pequea Creek, and In a
rich and thickly settled neighborhood.
large two. story STONE MANSION HOUSE
with stone Kitchen attached. Frame Stable
and other out buildings, a never.iailing
spring OF water, with pump In the Kitchen, a
variety OF fruit trees and other improvements,
No, g Also, at the same time "A lot OF ground
adjoining the above, CONTAINING THREE
QUARTERS OF AN ACRE, whereOn is erect
| Cd n double two. story STONE HOUSE, with
| slate root, On this lot there Is an excellent
Limesi one mag quarry.
| No, 8, A tract otland adjoining Nos and 9
| CONTAINING ACRES AND 05 PERCHES OF
| tirst-rate Limestone land, with Il small stream
| OF water passing through the same and IA u
very desirable tract tor building or farming
| and truck purposes,
Any person wishing to view tho properties
| before the day OF sale can call on tho under.
| signed, or on David Brua, residing on No. 2.
| sale 10 commence at 2 O'Clock, y. III. Terms
| made known by
| JOEL l.. LIGHTNER, Assignee.
| Rob. DowHBY, Auctioncer.
| bug2s sspl, ,Ls,ll, ,l5, ,ls&3tw
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BVii.EK rNpLDsIDS
Two Mon InstnnIIY hIIIed.

Yesterday oD the farm of Abraham
OberhOltzer, five mites above Elizabeth
town, Simeon Brinscr aud Jacob J. Kline
we're instantly killed by tue explosion Of
the boiler of a portable thrcsher Of
which BriusGr was in charge. The
boiler and engine were blown 10
pieces aud both men were badly mu.
tilatcd. Both of them lravo families who
were dependent on them for supper. The
deputy coroner oi Dauphin county held an
inquest on their remains. and his jury rem
dercd a verdict that their death was caused
by the explosion, which occurred from
causes unknown. Experts give II as their
belief that tho explosion was caused by
want of water in the boilers.
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seems strange that any ono viii suffer
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ
WILLS SARSAPARlLLAA AND STILLINGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP viii restore
perfect health to the physical Organization. II
r. indeed strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take, ald has proven itself to be tho best
BLOOD PUBlFIER ever discovered, effect.
ually caring scrotula, Syphlitic disorders,
Weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysipelas, Mala.
ria all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
ious complaints and all diseases indicating an
impure condition OF tho Blood, Liver, Kid
neys, stomach, skin, ETC. 1t corrocts indi
gestiOn. a single bottle viii prove TO you its
merits IA n health renewer, tor IL ACTS LIKE
A CHARM, especially when tho complaint Is
OF an exhaustive nature, having tendency TO
lessen the natural yigor OF tho brain aud nor
yOus system.
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The aamey murder Case.

NoRRIsTOwN, Pa, Sept. 6.-Iu the case
OF Jaiiey Gaffey, charged with killing w.
j. Fiss, a private patient in the lunatic
asylum at this place, the grand jury to-day
returned true bill for.manslaugbt and
aggravated assault and battery on appli-
cation of the defence, who desire to pro.
duce witnesses from Gaffey's heighborhood
in New York. The case was continued
until December.
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A Murderer's Desperation.

MENDOZA, H., Sept. 6.-Dr. j. X.
Richey, who fatally shot his wife last
Monday and then fled, returned here yes
terday with his throat cut from ear to ear,
but with no main arteries severed. He
was much emaciated, having lain in a hay
loft all the intervening period. He is
under arrest aad will recover.
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Andrew Wettig, of Columbia, had a
hearing before Alderman Spurrier on a
change of stealing clothing from Nathaniel
WolikIll and was discharged there being
no evidence against him.
Simon Shield, arrested for assault aud
battery on Jacob Baker, entered bail be
fore Alderman Spurrier to answer at
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Edward Getz. of York, who is charged
with stealing 5000 and a gold watch, the
property of DR. Wassou, of York, and $2j
aud a gold watch, the property Of J. b
Lebkichcr, Of this City.is having hearing
to-day before Alderman Barr. The accused
is represented by Maj. McNair and Eli Il.
StIiue, of York, aud the commonwealth by
District Attorney Davis
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New York Markets.

NEW loRR, Sept. 6.-Flour rather more
steady with moderate export and home trade
demand. Southern quiet and unchanged.
Wheat H6llc higher and somewhat feverish |;
moderate speculative trading; No, ksd,
sept, 81 l5Ql l5A; Oct, OIL 1901 l6A.
Corn S6Q34c higher; moderately active (;
MixedWestcrn spot, igO2Hc do future, 5gA0
6l9kc.
Oats dull and shade lower; No. Sept,
3jbc oct. 3i1zGahc.
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FOR SALE OK RENT.
NAnva.LE BUSINESS PROPERTY AT

PRIV ATE SALE.
situated NOS. - AND 80 WEST KING
STREET, Lancaster, Pa, midway between
ing Iaili Dad Depot, and opposite Cooper's bod
Lion Hotel, and now occupied by a. n. Bren~
eman. II mas "A frontage Of % feet inches,
running back .i32 feet. With the right OF way
to the feet alley on tho west, while over the
alley the second, third and fourth stories
belong To the property, making the whole
front 32 feet, inches, exclusive of the alley
way, To which II has right OF tree inRrcss aud
egrcss at any and all times through to West
Miniin street.
This property Is in good repair, and has
been used as Il shoe store aud dwelling foI
nearly co years.
For further information apply to
JACOB ID. LONG, Real Estate Agent,
lulyli2mdS,R No. u " est King st.
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Looking After Labor.

WoONsoCKET, II. l., Sept. G.-Senator
Aldricb, of Rhode Island, and Pugh, of
Alabama, members of tho United States
Senate labor committee, arrived hero from
Boston this morning, and after visiting the
Harris woollen compauy's mill and the
Social company's cotton mill, left on tho
II a, m. express train with the intention of
visiting the mills at Manville, Ashton and
Albion.
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A De.perndo Captured.

FLORENCE, Arizona, Sept. GA. z.
Ilarptell, the fourth of the gang of despe-
radoes who robbed the Riverside stage and
killed tho express messenger last August,
was captured by the sheriff yesterday. He
will probably be tried by citizens jury.
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TO Nnuch Chunk and the famous Switch,
back on Thursday, September Is, Round trip
tickets good for three days or return same
day. Fare only $3.50. Special through train
leaves Lancaster (king slrcoD at $3.50 II. IN {.
Upper Depot at $40. Columbia ut $50 Lam
disvillc Rt 5;SS Mannheim at 6:l!. LtitZ at 6:23
an Ephrata at G3Oa IN. For particulars SEQ
circulars soFI j,S,lI,l!
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New BRUNSWICK, Sept. 8.--Carrie
Woldmayer aud Amelia Weaver were
drowned In tho Rarita, river last night.
Miss Woldmayer, while 'trolling along the
banks. slipped aud fell i,to the river aud
Miss Weaver lost her lif in attempting TO
rescue her companion.
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a Cough, Cold or sore Throa,

Requires Immediate attention. A neglect ir.
ritates tho lungs and mn incurabe disease II
often the result DR. SWhYNE'S COM.
POUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY cures the
most severe coughs and colds, tsdiroctly on
the lungs, throat and chest, purines the blood,
and for bronchial, asthma ali pulmonary ai.
iections Of long standing, IL the best remedy
over discovered. Price - cents and o. per
bottle The large size Is the most economical
SOLD nv All best druggists. il9 w&FlyJ&w
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n Hotel Isurued

PLEAsANTvILLE, N. j., Sept. 6.-The
Rockingham house was destroyed by FIRE
last night. The inmates made narrow es-
capcs. The loss is 5000.
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EATArH fNulsJATlONa.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-For the Mid
die Atlantic states, fair weather, q slight
rise in temperature, northerly winds, be-
coming light and variable, lower barome.
ter.
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Philip Rutter was arrested TO day on
the charge of defraudng the landlord OF
the Cross Keys hotel, out of a board bill,
aud was locked up for hearing before
Alderman Srurricr.
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Camelia Dentone Tor the teeth is very TIA.
grant and removes Tartar ana scurf, hardens
the gums, stops decay and perfumes the
breath. Price, so cents. For sale at all drug.
lists, je27-9mdW
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'Swayne's ointment" Cures tho most invet-
"Swaync's Ointmonp}
"Swaync's ON tucnt' crate cases Of skin dis
"SwaynG's Ointment"l
"Hwayne's Ointment"} eases. such ns letter,
"Swuyns's Ointment" t, .,o,,,, -, -,
"Swayne's Ointment" ! ''"''"'"'''n''o nea"'
"SwaynC's Ointinonp} babCf's itch sores all
"swayne,s 0imiment" Icrusty. scaly, itching,
"swayno's Ointmentn skin eruptions, and
"Swayyno,s 0imt,non,n ttat distressing com.
"swayne's Ointment" plaint itching piles,
.,S wayynos Uintm,en,, this only eneotual cure
"Swayno's Ointment" no matter how obsti.
"Swayne's Ointment" nate or long standing.
Ask for II and uso no other IL CURES
whore all else tails. Sold by all druggists,
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rolls the Truth.

"This medicine | can highly recommend.
BurdOck Blood BHeTS are the best blood puri-
flor we have ever used" Chas, A, Burt, 10
court street, Buffalo, y. Y. For sale by II. Il.
Cochran, druggist, lj7 and it3 North Queen
street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-06

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