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Tile following statement OF " iliam }. Cough
in, OF SOmeryillc, Mass Is so remarkable that
We beg TO ask for it the attention OF our rca'l
ers. He says: "In the tall OF 1876 / was taken
with a violent bleeding of the lungs, followed
by a severe cough. l soon began TO lose my
appetite and flesh WAS so weak at oir time
that L could not leave my bed. In the sum
mer OF 1877 ] was admitted to the City Hospital!
While there the doctors said had a hole in
my left lung as big: as !. half-iOllar. expenti.
ed over hundred dollars in doctors and med.
icines. Twas SO tar gone: n one time 4 report
went around that was dead 1 gave up hope
but Il friend told Inc OF DIR. WM. HALLS
EALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. ldughc at
my friends, thinking h!y case iicGrAbl,., hI.t
got Il Et tile to satisfy them, when 10 my 5aI.
prisea d qualification, l commenced TO feel
better My hope, once dead began to revive,
and to lay feel in better spirits ti!ln have
thcpast three years.
81 writethis hoping you viii publish il, so
that every one afllictc with His,aSt.i i.un::s
will be induced to take DIR. WM. HALLS
ALSAM FOR THE I.U Nt;S AMI J." convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
have taken two bottles and Gan positively say
that 1t has done me more goO! than all tie
other medicines ! have taken since my sick
ness. My cough i;as almost entirely disap
peared and shall soon be able 10 go to work.
Sold by III. u. Cochran. IS7 North Queen stree,
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TIsE PUGULIsTS.
Mace and Slahn Appear in Court.


NEW YORK. Jan. 30.-Mace and Sladc,
the pugilists, who were arrested last
night and afterwards released Oh bail
being given, were lEraigned in court this
morning. The room was crowded with
the sporting fraternity. The charge in
the affidavit against the accused
was that they intended to par
ticipate in a glove fight which would
tend to disturb the public peace. Counsel
for Mace and Slade demanded an exanina-
ton, declaring that they would show that
no legal grounds exist for the arrest or
police interference. The court set the ex-
animation down ior tomorrow afternoon.
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The I22d Regiment keunion.

A meeting of the general committee of
arrangements for the reunion of the 122d
Reg't. p. ", was held last evening at
Col. Franklin's Office, pursuant to the
call, with full attendance 1t was unani-
,nousiy decided to hold the reunion on the
afternoon and evening of Thursday the
18th of May next.
1t was ordered that committee of seven
of the members of the regiment be ap.
collation. also a committee of five on
finance and notification of members.
John Black, jr., was elected treasurer.
The names of the COMMITTEES will be an
nuunccd hereafter. Adjourned to meet
at the cali of the chairman.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENTS.
Two Children BADLY scsldad.


Last evening about 5 o'clock as Mrs.
Dorwart, wife of Henry Dorwart. boat
builder, residing at No. 220 North Mul
berry street, was getting supper ready,
her two little children, Charlie and John O..
ME, aged ard 8 years, approached the
kitchen stove and Johnnie pulled over the
tea kettle, the scalding water pouring in a
stream down his brothers left leg, scald-
ing il in terrible manner from above the
knee down to the foot. Johnnie's left
foot was also scalded, but not 80 seriously.
DR.. 4. J. Herr was sent for and applied
the necessary remedies, relieving the
little folks as much as possible.
They are very cheerful to-day, but
continue to suffer a good deal. The
accident is made the more painful to little
Charlie from the fact that he has been
lame for nearly a year by reason of an
accident to his left knee cap, and it so
happens that the sore knee is the point at
which be is most severely scalded.
Three Fingers Sawed ON.
Philip ]. Graybill, the well-known ma.
chirist and sawyer, met with very seri
Gus accident at his mill, 232 South Water
street about half past 8 O'Clock this
morning. While working at a circular
saw bis right hand was drawn against the
rapidly revolving saw, which nipped the
thumb, mangIed the index finger SO badly
.,a to necessitate its a:nputation at the
second joint. The middle finger escaped
uuhurt, but the third finger and the little
finger were also tel ribly mangled and both
require amputation close to the hand. DIR.
f. &. Albright has charge of the case
and was to have taken the fingers
off this afternoon Mr.. Gray
bill is peculiarly unfortunate. He
las suffered several serious injuries in his
mill by being cut and sawed in various
ways, and some two or three years ago his
clothing was caught by a set screw in a
rapidly revolving shaft, and he had several
ribs broken. Almost every stitch of cloth
ing was torn from his body, and had not
his clothing given way he would on that
occasion have been inevitably killed.
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Philadelun,a Cattle Market.

| MONDAY, Jan. @.-The arrivals OF live stock
| For the week-Beeves, 2,5OO head sheep,
| 1000 do; hogs. 800 do.
Previous week-Beeves. $500 head Sheep,
Beef cattle were higher wholesale and
| drovers were compelled to advance their
rates. but in many Instances were forced to
sell at previous quotation The past month
| has been bad for the shippers OF stock, as all
| OF them have lost money.
| We quote as follows:
Extra, GA97c Good, Gl6Lc Me,iium, 81.
G5Ac Common. 4A15l4c; fat cows, 31z9t4xc.
Mich Cows were rather higher at s3O175.
drOvers were compelled to ask &c more for
their stock. which butchers paid reluctantly.
Lambs we're only in fair demand. Veal calves
were dull and Ne lower.
WequOte rs follows:
Ex1ra, 67s165sc; Good. 54G6l<c; Medium,
4AG5Hc; Common, 4@tAc; Lambs. 497kc;
Hogs were active AMI prices were s5c. per
hundred higher.
Extra, 9A0lOc Good, Y4G9hc; Medium,
S4g9c common, SAISHc.
SALES BKEvK3 THE WEST PHILADELPHIA
STOCK YARDS.
Martin Fuller II Co., 3}6 Western, 5NSl6l<c.
Roger Maynes, $50 Western, 5156l7c.
A. 4 }. Ghristy. ISi Western. SaGszc.
+. 5. McFillin, Is Western, 6ll6Lc.
James Clemson, ID Port Deposit, per James
Poison, 54@G54c.
NJ. Ulman. So Western, pei $. Lowenstein,
ie, 5asa 81 western. 'p per ii. Fuller Fuller
4 Co, 54c; IS Western, per j. r.
Sadler Co, 554fSG5sc.
4h@64c.
&. Schamberg II Co.. 3;;3 Missouri, 51IGa6k.c.
Isaac Adler. 80 Western. 5H@Ghc.
Levi LOwenStein l35 Western, 5%GDGaac.
Daniel Murphy. 100 Western. 51afa64c.
ii. Chain, jr., SD Western and Pn., 5GGLc.
l.. Horn. - Penn':i.. mixed, 4401514c.
Owen Smith, I'D Western, and West Va, 5s1
John McArdle, 1s5 Western. sGGNc.
NJ. Levi. 20 Western, 5AG6Ac.
Daniel smyth 4 Bro, $50 Western. and W.
Dennis smyth, 20 Lancaster CO., and Ohio, s@
+. Scheetz Il Bro, 6G Western, 5z4@Gxc.
Abe Osthefm, 30 Western, 5l4A6c.
LOwenstein Il Hcilbron, rs Western ~
@6A.
Bachman 4 Levi. lso Western, 5%07c.
james Aull, 80 Western, 5+EQ6Xc.
Henry Miller. SO Western, mixed, 3L@05kc.
ii. Chain 10 Penn IL mixed, 405Hc.
DRESSED MEATS.
City Dressed Beeves were active ami closed
firm ut 71SQ9Ac.
Western dressed Beeves were In fair demand
ut SG9'c.
SALES LAST WEEK.
Thomas Bradley, $50 head of West dressed ut
SI9c.
John Taylor, 50 head of West dressed III s
G0SNc.
Thomas Bradley, 1io heal OF city dressed at
sHayMc: o
A. A. Boswell l3l head 90 ut 71SR9Nc.
III. &. Beckman. 60 heal, 7Mg9c.
G.. Dengler, I0J heal ,iO at 71Il9Lc.
Harlan Il Bro, 80 nea.i do ut sI4Gl9Ac.
j. +. LOw,ien, 9hea,l do ht S15Gl9Lc.
Dressed sheep were active.
Samuel Stewart sold OF head at Gl9Lzc and
IL; head of dressed lambs at lO1l2c.
Dressed Hogs were active.
John Taylor sold l22 head OF Jersey dressed
at S14qSSAc.
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scenic effects and startling plot making q
stirring portrayal OF Southern lite and man
ners.
The Muskateers."-This delightful opera
will be given in Fulton opera house Wcdnes-
day evening. by the Boston Ideal company,
whose tour has been one Of great success.
The cast Of the company includes names of
singers who have made tn mselves conspicu-
ons by their musical talents.
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LINCOLN, Neb. Jan. 3O.-The Republi-
can caucus adjourned last night without
result. though Gown had strong lead
with 22votes. Thayer had IA, Manderson
II and the remainder scattering.
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Sudden Death.

John Stamnl, one of the most successful
gardeners of this city, fell dead last even.
ing while setting on l. chair at his resi-
dence, No. 140 Low street. He had
suffered severely from heart disease for
some months past, and his death was ex-
pccted. AS he was receiving the best
medical attendance. a coroner S inquest
was deemed unnecessary. Mr.. Stamm was
a German by birth and was aged about "a
years He was member of St. Stephens
Lutheran church and of Teutonia Lodge,
knights of Pythias. He leaves wife and
Two children. His funeral will take place on
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock. Services
ut st. Stephens church.
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TEF lETERTASEMENTS.


SsIiNTED-A SITUATION To DU GEN
w tral HOnse work. Apply at
It'll No. 40 NORTH PRINCE STREET.
w" ANTrD-A YOUNG GIRL WANTS A
w situation 10 do light homework. apply
at this O:lic2.
VITNNTED.-TVvD OR THREE GENTLE
w mrn Boart!cr5 in aorivate family home
comforts. Apply ut -
j2J-otd No. go WEST ORANGE ST.
EaIA,,TG:.;-l AN AGTIVE PARTNER
w with Il capital OF 1900, in Il business
partly established. Profits large. Address,
II. d.,
;.p.td* INTTELLIGNNCEE Office, Lancaster, Pa.
Tibis s;:.>I1. - LA i:HE TWO-STORY
L Brick House. No. l3. NOrth Duke st.
A Two and :,-:lalf story House No. - West
Chestnut street. Apply to ~
a. STEINMAN,
i2ntti iNTELLlGENCER Office.
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-:hEE'S PAIN PANACE.i c;Irps 4 pain In
Dlan an! beast. For Use externally and inter
nalIy.
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TIsTATE OF MALVINA 3. STEWART.
II late of Lancaster city. deceased.-Letters
testamentary on said estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons in
debted hereto are requested to make imme-
diate payment, and those having claims or
demands against the estate OF the decedent,
will make the same known to him without
delay.
ELAN ID. HURST Executor,
Residing in Lancaster City.
&c. kREADY, Attorney. d2SGtdOaw
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f,rown.s nousenc.r I'an.<.-a

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in
the world. VIII most surely quicken rs
blood, whether taken internally or applied
externally,a and thereby more c:;rt;;iHiy r"liev
pain, whether chronic or acute, liam any other
pain allcv!etOr, and ii is warranted d,tib!c the
strength OF any similar preparation. II rurre
pain in the Side. Eac': or Bowels. Sore i'h"t,ai,
Rheumatism anu ELL ACHES, and J. T!iE
GREAT BELIEVER CE PAIN. :;NoWH'5
HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" HLNI:!t! -" il every
family. A teaspoontul III Ia" .'an:-cc? l'i 4
tumblcr Ct hot wafer t~wcctencdii ii pref ;rg-i i
taken at bed time will BR!AK Up :. COLI. - cts
bottle. t:;.;li-l yiM W..:!.&w
The best, the cheapest tri lncIy III tie world
see advertisement OF Simmons Live" R"Gua-
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LNXECUTOK'S SALE OF STeGkS AND
Il BONDS.-On MONDAY the I2th day OF
FEBRU AIRY. 1888. the undersigned executor
of the estate OF Elizabeth Getz, late OF West
Hempfeld, deceased. will sell the following
bonds and stocks at public sale, VIZ:
Ten $500 Lancaster City School bonds, 1881 )
per cent.
One 500 lst Mortgage Quarryviile K. Il. benz
Four 300 lst " "
Two $500 Lancaster City Bonds, 1873, 5 per
cent.
Twenty Shares Lancaster County National
Bank Stock.
Sale at o'clock p. m, at Cooper House. Lam
caster, when conditions will be made known
by t. G.. GETL,
Executor OF Elizabeth GetZ, deceased
SAMUEL HESS u Son, Aucfs j23eOdts
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THE: IsuN AND STEEL REPORT.

Figures Showing the Increase In the Manu-
faciure t.as: Year over that of 1881.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30.-From official
statistics received by the secretary OF the
Amer ican iron and steol association, he
reports that the production of Bessemer
stro; Iugo;s in the United States last year
Wa 63G. .450 tons. being an increase
Over 1881 Of ten per cant. The quantity
Of Resscmer steel rails produced in 1882
by the il completed works was !, 1884, $40
tor, an increase Of per cent. as compared
with that OF 1891. These figures do not
cover rails made from imported steel
blooms aud open hearth steel rails.
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An Old Mine to he Reopened.

Tho old Conowingo ore mine, near Car
margc, Eden township, which is now
owned by r Ii. Coleman, will likely be
reopened shortly. Test holes will be put
down at orce, in order that it can be as
certained how much ore is in
the place and hoa deep it is.
When the results are satisfactory new
works will be put up and the mine will be
we'll worked. Samuel 5. Sprechcr, of this
city, tho we'll known engineer, will be su =
perintendcnt of the work.
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SECOND EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING JAN. 80, 1888.
WASHINGTON NEWS.
TODAY PROCEEDINGS In coNGkEss
Action Taken on the POSTAGE Bill-OctoDer
1st Named a. q COmpromise Date
Respect for the Dead.

Action Taken on the POSTAGE BNl-OctObe
1st Named a. q COmpromise Date
Respect for the Dead.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-The Hous,
agreed to the report of appropriation com
mittee recommending non-cOncurrence ir
some of the Senate amendments to the
postofice appropriation bill. Among the
amendments non-concurred in are those
appropriating s1s5. 1000 for special mail fa-
cilities, and fixing July 1st as the date when
the two cent. postage shall 90 into effect.
The committee recommended October 1st,
as compromise date. The House then
went into committee Of the whole on the
tariff bill.
The Senate passed the House bill appro-
ating $780, for continuing the work on
the census report, after which the tariff
bill was taken up.
Col. lrish's Funeral.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-The funeral of
Col. Irish, late chief OF the bureau of en-
craving and printing. took place this
afternoon, from New York York Avenue
Presbyterian church. The treasury de-
partment closed at noon, out of respect to
the memory of the deceased.
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Grain and Prov,s,on Quotations.

One O'Clock quotations OF grain ana provis
ions, furnished by 5. fundt, Broker, ls1<
East King street.
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DUBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE CITY
/ PROPEKTY.-On FRIDAY. FEBRUARY
Ii, 1888 by virtue OF alias order OF the
Orphans Court OF Lancaster county, the
undersigned trustee to sell ""Il offer ut Public
Sale at the Leopard Hotel the following de-
scribed real estate, formerly belonging TO the
estate of Peter Eaby, deceased.
All that certain TwO-stOry BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE and lot or piece OF ground, stu
ated on the south side OF Fulton street, No.
30, between Lime and Shfppen streets, in the
city of Lancaster, containing in front on said
Fulton street II feet more Or less. and ex-
tending in depth or that width 10 feet more
or less, bound on the east by property of A.
w. Russell, on the west by property OF VIM
Long, on the N rth by the aforesaid Fulton
street and on the south by property now CT
lately of Emeline Hoffman.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. m, of said
day.
TERMS-Approved security to be given for
payment OF purchase money on April 2 1888.
For information concerning this property
inquire of Allen A. Herr, No. 1OG East King
street. FRANKLIN G.. HARPLE,
Trustee to Sell.
i27 cOdtS RareyillC L. o.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALEOF VALUABL.E REAL
n ESTATE.-On SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
II, 1888, under an order of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas of Lancaster county, will be soIu at
the Leopard Hotel, in the City OF Lancaster,
the following real estate. viz:
No !. Being a valuable new twO-stOry
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, and lot OF
ground attached, situated on East Orange
Street. between Lime street and Shippen
street, and numbered No. 23s East Orange
street. in said city. The said property fronts
on said East Orange street - feet "a inches
and extends in depth to Grant sire, I, 245 feet.
The said house has Il brick back Hiding At
tached and contains Il rooms and a store
room. On said lot is also Il substantially
built GREEN HOUSE, lsx67 feet, and other
improvements.
No . Being a lot OF ground, without i'm
prOvements, situated on the north side OF
East walnut street, near Franklin street, in
the City OF Lancaster containing in front on
East Walnut street 90 feet and extending in
depth l20 feet, to l0-feet wide alley the said
lot being numbered in the general plan OF the
Chestnut street tract, No. 1893.
Sale to commence at ] O'Clock, p. m. when
the conditions will be made known by
CHAS. !. Lands,
Assignee of George q. Hensel and Wife.
II. SHUBERT, Auctioneer. jl7tsdW&S
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RiD.e Society Meeting

There will be a meeting of the directors
of the Lancaster Bible society. on We'd
nesday evening, Jan. 81, at 81 o'clock, in
changes in regard to the coming anniver-
sary will be presented, full attendance is
desired.
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VNANTED-A YOUNG GIRL WANTS A
w situation to do general hOusewOrk.
Apply ut Hastings Hotel, South Queen street.
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"The WhHe .SaUe" IO-niQht.-This latest
and by many considered the best of BARLEY
Campbell's plays, will be presented in Fulton
opera house this evening. Since its first pre-
sentation upon the stage the play has had the
unstinted endorsement of the public its fine
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Whence Comes the Name

OF SOZODONT? 1t is derived from two Greek
words signifying "to preserve the teeth - and
It deserves its title for there Is no preparation
which will do this more rapidly. surely. and
pleasantly. The consumption OF SOZODONT
IL immense. :3JlwdeOG&w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

An exchange remarks that, " the best teach
ers are those who learn something new them.
selves every day" SO we announce this day
that several thousand important cures have
been made by the use OF DR.. Balls Cough
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Last night at the residence Of Mrs.
Rebccca sHolbrook, of 419 East King
street, thief opened front window Of
the house and stole brown OvercOat, pair
of gloves and gossamer. He then made
his exit in the same way and there has
been no trace of the stolen property since,
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OBITUARY..


1"atH Ut lHTs' zkUfaru I cteIBs
Mrs. Fannie Peters, whose death is re.
corded iu our obituary department, was
the widow Of the late Abram Peters, of
MiIlersville, and had lived to the advanced
age of more than four score years. She
was an cstimahle woman, q helpmeet to
her husband, lately deceased, and whom
she has soon followed into the rewards of
the lust made perfect.
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W. ID. STAUFFER,
,EEs TEL. Ei;.,ttN:: ~

fE'D TEEE Ei;|.tfEc:sCS.
!. The Democracy o; the several wards OF
Lancaster :lty will meet at their reSpec-
tive NotinE places or SATURDAY.. FEB
RTtRI j. leS;;, for the purpose OF nominating
candidates tor city offices. to be voted for
: lTUHDAY. FEI:EU AIRY 10, 1855
Notice o: the time and place OF holding the
primaries ill be given.
W. II. ROLAND,
i-9J'I Chairman City Committee
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Apply into nOstriIs w!ih little finger.
ONLY Two f:o.;iS,

Messrs. johnson, Holloway s. O.. who! .7;:!"
druggists of Philadelphia, Pa, report HAT
some time ago gentleman Ii tndcu tn"!n 4
dollar, with Il request TO send good cAtarTh
cure to two army officers i'll Arizona. Re
Gently the same gentleman told thc;n tia.
both the officers and the wil,. of Cen John G.
Fremont, Governor Of Arizona. had been
cured of catarrh by the two bottles of Ely's
Cream Balm. ill-2s,iM W&F
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HeiirY,s Enrnnttc ..asye.

The best Salvc in the world FOR cuts. .brui5e5
cores, ulcers, salt rheum, letter, chGprcd
hands, chilbliins, cOTnS AMI all kinds Dt skin
eruptiOns, frccklcs and l'im pies The :'3lVc is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Er sure You
get llENRY's CARBOLIC SALvE, as al others are
bat limitations and cOunt"rtciiS. Price ::
cents. Sold in Lancaster at Cochr.in's DrHi,
store. l37 North Queen street my2a~!
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Charged with Larceny,

Charles W. Hunter was arrested last
evening by Officer Merringer on COM
plant of lis uncle, George w. Hunter,
who charges him with the larceny
of an overcoat and shirt.
The accused when arrested was wearing
the stolen shirt ard the overcoat was
found at his boarding house. He was
held for hearing before Alderman Alex.
Donnelly.
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When heart and brain Elnsuislics and tn
majesty of perfect human nature is conquer
ed by Il tickle temper and tendency to ser "N;.
the nerves are faulty. Give sympathy 10 the
sufferer and teach him the virtues Ct nr. Ben
sons Celery and Ch .mnmlc Pill.
J-:t-! v ,.:H
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Wila Awake Delta.

Messrs. Sargent Bros, druggists, Delta, Ohio
in ordering Il quantity OF Thomas itclcct ric
OIL, write that they never sold anything that
gave such universal satisfaction in cUrin%
coughs, colds. bronchitis. rheumatism. nCu
ralgla. etc. For sale by II. B. Cochran, "rU T.
gist, ~ and l39 North Queen street.
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Testing the Fire Alarm.

Mr.. Gamewell, of the telegraph fire
alarm company. was in town to-day. He
ard the chief engineer tested the alarm
this afternoon. Box 46 was struck and it
panies had bcen notified and none were
out Everything worked satisfactorily.
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Strike snstisa.ed by an Ovesseer's Discharge

BOsToN, Mass. Jan. 3O.-A special dis
patch from l;iddeford, Me-, says that
Robert Benson, Overseer of one of the
York weaving ROOMS, was unexpectedly
discharged, as nc was very popular. The
employees OF that room, numbering $50,
struck work. The matter is considered
serious
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CDNTROLIERSHIP

1asi.art Restrained by an Injunction From
Assuming The Euties OF the Office.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30.-Chief Clerk
HiTst, Of the city controllers office, to-day
obtained from Judge Hare temporary
injunction restraining William NJ. Taggart
from assuming the duties of city controller:
to which office he had been appointed by
city councils. The matter will be argued
on Saturday next.
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yyEaTHE. INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30-For the Middle
Atiant ic states, warmer, fair weather, fol-
lowed by increasing clOudiuess and local
rains, variable winds shifting to southerly,
lower pressure.
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Stock m arketa.

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