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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-08
CATTLE SPECULATIUNS.
ssrseni;y Accused OF Going Back On II
Er10ndS

SsrseHi:, Accused of Going Back On His
Friends.
The farmers and drovers of this county,
and others interested in live stock dealings,
arc having good deal of talk over the
alleged failure oi Levi Sensenig to meet
bis contracts to take cattle said to have
been purchased from the raisers and feed
ers by his authorized agents. Last year
Sensenig, who is the largest and bOldest
operator in live stock in this market,
secured the services of quite number of
Nell.known cattle buyers in the county to
purchase cattle of the farmers for him, for
which he paid them commission of 81 per
head. Cattle advanced beyond the figures
at which they bought, and Sensenig made
money. This year the same, and likely
more, persons are said to have been re-
tanned by him, and they made large pur-
cbaseS through the county at prices which,
in comparison with present market prices,
are found to be very high and to involve
the purchasers in loss.
The number Of cattle purchased by per-
sons who claim to have been engaged 10y
Sensenig is variously estimated at from
1900 to 1900, and of these a considerable
number have already been delivered to
him. But within the past few days it has
been rumc,ed that in view of the depres-
sion in prices he would not accept the cat
tie or recognize the agency Of those who
bought them. This morning Edw. Yohn.
Of Mountville, who is said to have bought
nearly 1000 head, Of which not
more than half had been delivered,
came to town, and in 4 conference
with Sensenig the latter refused to
take from him tho 400 or 500 yet standing
in tho county to Yohn's order. Eli
Weaver, of East Earl, another of the
buyers who has some 200 to be delivered
seems to be uncertain as to what Sensenig
will do in his case, but expects to have
difficulty with him. With some of the
other buyers he has compromised the
difference but a number of law suits are
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Philad eIpnIa cattle Marker.

MONDAY, May 1.-The arrivals OF live
stock at the Philadelphia stock yards were:
For tho week-Becves. 200 he;ui: sheep
IL 600 hogs. 500.
Previous week-Becves, e,5Oo heal sheep.
Beef cattle were in large supply, ana prices
were fully %c lower On all grades. But few
cattle sold above &c per pound. amt what diL
we're extra choice. Zach. Mnich sold 40 head
of Lancaster county steers. az fine 4 Iot as
was in the yard, at s6 so per hundred.
Wequote as follows:
s@sNc; Common. 5A@57zc; fat cows. illm
SIC; slippery cows, 344c.
Mich Cows were dull at $30@65.
Sheep were dull, the Increase in price
West forced drivers TO ask an advance here,
which was refused by butchers. who maintain
that they could not pay more for their stocs.
Exsfa w99I s;as s97Hs Goo% S 10 sasNc IxsS Me-
sipPes a% aiSSsa fxs :' 1 aMSiae a. ne Hs
Fall lambs, ,@3 S@s3c; Spring Lambs 1897 p
HOGS were active AMI Nc lower. This WIS
occasioned by the inferior quality OF the re
eeipts.
Extra, llE01lAc; Good, lOtA4llc; Medium,
lOX0103Lc Common. lO0lOllc.
SALES OF BREvRs AT THE WEST FHIIaDsLra,s
STOCK YARDS.
Roger Maynes, 40 Western and Lancaster
county. 6A@7ac.
A. Il j. Christy, l37 Western and Pa, G11975sc.
+. ). McFillin, 50 Lancaster county, GLG7l4c.
b. F. McFillin, 100 Lancaster county, G%@1hc.
lin county, sarge; 4o.Pa. cows,
James Clemson, 46 Lancaster county, GH6.c.
Levi Lowenstein, 20 Western and Lancaster
H. Chain, T.. S1q977TEs: q e, ss7c.
owen smith, "a Western lido, account OF A.
Daniel DiIler 35 do, account OF j.
f. DeuniSOn 40 do. account of y,
C.. Seymour, ehI7c.
John McArdle. $50 ancaster county, GlaGI1c.
| Daniel Murphy, 25O Lancaster CO., accS OF Levi
Sensenig. .647c: 20 len. co. acct. OF
own account. tes7c.
Daniel smyth 4 Bro, $50 Lane. co. Il Western
Dennis smytb 1Ths'&i 6 Lane. Mifhtn CO.. c5za7Ac.
Bachman 4 xIsI:: Lev: 1i' Western and Lane CO..
NJ. Levi, 100 Lane. co. West, ea7Nc
J, Y Latta, 20 Chester CO., GaEG97c.
Daniel Murphy, dSl @ West 4 Ian; 60, 6%aI1zc
| l.. Horn, IS Penna, mtxei. 4%l5Ac.
James Auil, 60 Western. 6SG7Ac
| Isaac Adler, q Lane CO., 6hG7c.
| N. Herbert, !6 Chester co., 797szc.
| DaYssED MEATS.
City Dressed Beeves we're fairly active AMI
and prices closed NC lower at 3GlOLc the
! former rate for common cows, while Western
dressed brought 9haloc.
| SALES LAST WEEK.
Thomas Bradley, lGO head OF city dressed at
t. Maynes Il Co.. l25 head do at 9AQIOKc.
A. A. Boswell lis head do at 9@l0Ac.
| Harlan & Bro. 80 head do at I0L0l1c.
II. q. Beckman, 43 head, S9lOAc.
q; $: Dengler. SO head do at ez9loMc
ThOs. Bradley, 81 head West do at lOc.
Dressed Sheep were active.
samuel Stewart sold COS head at SH0lOc
end % head dressed spring Lambs at - 5o@7c
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AMERICAN CATTLE
Not to be Excluded From Ensls

Not to be Excluded From England.
LONDON, May S.-Lord Carlingford,
lord president of the council and minister
of agriculture, to day in receiving a
deputation from the Central Chamber of
Agriculture, refused their request that he
endeavOr to secure the enactment by
Parliament of measure prohibiting the
importation of cattle from countries in
which infection exists He promised
however, that the present power of the
government to prohibit the entrance Of
infected animals should be stringently OK
ercised. One of the objects Of the depu
tations was to obtain fresh restrictions on
tho American cattle trade.
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DASrARDLY UUTRAGE.
The Work of friends In Connecticut.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, May S.-West Hart
ford is in a high state of excitement over
a heinous outrage committed there
early this morning. At one o'clock the
residence of Mrs. Moore, a highly respected
lady, living two miles west of the postofice,
was entered by burglars. After ransacking
the house one of tho ruffians with
drawn pistol stood On the stairs
and kept Mrs. Moore and crippled
grand daughter on the second floor
while the other committed an assault on
another granddaughter on the lower
floor. The girl was then assaulted by the
burglar, who had kept guard, his compan-
ion taking his place OH the stairs. The
girl now lies in a precarious condition. No
arrests have been made, but officers are
searching for the perpetrators Of the
double crime.
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Live stock Market.

CHICAao-Hogs-Rccei 1000 heat: ship
ments, 2lOO head demand fair and market
fairly active: good hogs stronger; mixed,
81 9507 80; heavy, u 35ll7 20; light. sG mY
40; skips, 50 6OGl6 90.
Cattle-Receipts. 4,sO) head shipments l.31'
head; market active, firm anu strong; ex-
ports. Sc 4OlD6 S.; gOOd to choice shipping,
IS 95QlG 35; common 10 tair. s. 40lG..
Sheep-Receipts, 600 head shipments, GOO
head market active and stronger with good
inquiry for tat shorn: common to fair, 81 SIG
IS; good, s. 20 ; choice, s 70.
EAST LIBERTY Y-Cattle-Receipts. 2.909 head
very Iull prices Nc OIL from last week.
Hogs-Receipts, 7,l3O head: slow: Philatiel-
phias, s. 6O17 80 Workers, 81 45a7 10.
Sheep-Receipts, $500 head ma kct SLOW.
but shade higher.
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NEW aDVERTISEJfENTS.

MIANTED.-A GOOD BAKER (SECOND
w handy Apply at this Office m7-lwdx
FULL LINE OF LORKlLLARD'S
n Chewing Tobacco. Kebecca takes the
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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FlDKEIGN NEWS,

Hatrick Delnney's Sentence Comlnuted.
DUBLIN, May S.-Earl Spencer, the cid
lieutenant, has commuted the death sen
tence of Patrick Delaney, who pleaded
guilty to the charge of completely i'll the
murder Of Lord Frederick Cavendish and
Mr.. Burke.
The Governor OF the jail Reiires.
The governor Of the Limerick Jail has
retired from Office. 1t is supposed that
his retirement is duo to complaints which
have been made of harsh treatment Of sus-
poets confined in that prison.
"Biue Grass Wins" tho isusweil Stakes.
LONDON, May S.-The Burwoll stakes at
the Newmarket spring meeting to day,
was won by Mr.. J. r Keene's ''Blue
Grass" Wild Arab. second, Blue
Gown" (colt) third. There were five
starters
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SECOND EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING NAY 8. 1888.
STATE LEGISLATION.
MEMBERS GET BACK TO WORK.
aarrying Through tho Appropriations.-A
Slap at tne Board of Charities-Legal
Victory for tho state.

aurrying Through tho Appropristions.-A
Slap At tne Board of Charities-Legal
Victory for tho state.
Special Dispatch to the INTELIIGENCER.
HARRISBURG, Pa, May SIN the Sen
ate a resolution was adopted providing
for afternoon sessions on Tuesday We'd
nesday and Thursday for general business.
The bill! to curtail the advertisements
of the sheriff of cities of first
class of judicial sales was de.
feated. The following Senate bills
were passed finally Increasing compen-
sation for boarding prisoners not exceed
ing so cents a day; authorizing poor
guardians of cities of the second class to
lease, purchase and sell real es-
tate providing for the amendment of
municipal liens in cities of the first
class. The House bill to prevent
the levying Of license on mercantile tax
by any city, borough or municipality, pro-
vided. license or tax has been paid at the
chief place Of business of the firm, etc.,
interested was passed finally. Among the
House bills passed second reading were
the following Mexican war pension
bill making the standard weight of
bushel of potatoes sixty pounds for
the protection of dairymen and
to prevent deceptions in the sale of butter
and cheese empowering councils of Phil
adelphia to subpoena witnesses and take
testimony concerning the management and
assessments of departments. The House
congressional apportionmsnt bill was read
the first time.
The House.
The following House bills passed finally:
To provide payment to the miners for all
coal mined by them ; to provide for the
licensing of bottlers of malt liquors, fixing
license at $50 and providing q penalty of
5000 to relieve druggists of the special
license tax; appropriating $16S, 500 to the
state lunatic hospital at NOrristown ap-
propriating $4,000 to the Media training
school for feeble minded children ap-
propriating 100000 to the Huntingdon
reformatory. The bill appropriating S13.-
800 to the board of charities was defeated.
Home Again.
The legislative excursiOnists to Virginia
returned to Harri risburg this morning. They
speak in high terms of Virginia hos
pitality.
a Victory for the state.
HARRISBURG, May S.-An opinion in
favor of the state for So, 5GS was filed In
the court of common pleas to, day, in the
case of the Commonwealth VS.. The Ali
ance Coal mining company. The action
was brought to enforce the payment of
taxes by the company to the common
wealth.
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Sent to Jail.

Last evening John Utzinger and Charles
Carr thought they ought to get drunk,
and they did SO, with great deal of sat
Seventh Ward hotel and mashed in the
transom of the door. The mayor heard
the case this morning, and sent them to
Jail for As days each. One other drunk
before the mayor got 20 days.
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Tho Middle street Row.

Last evening the young men who were
charged with tho assault on the Russian
Jews, on Middle street, had a hearing be-
fore Alderman A. F. DonnelIy. A large
crowd was present and the witnesses were
numerous. James Donnelly and Isaac
Leaman were held in bail for trial at court
and Ed. Deisley and John Ruth were dis
charged for want of evidence.
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Held for Trial.

John Welsh, alias Lee, who robbed John
NJ. Morton of his watch TIC day Fore =
paugh's circus was in town, had final
hearing before Alderman Barr yesterday
afternoon, and in default Of bail was held
to answer at court. He was also held to
answer 70: the larceny of Il basket of butter
and eggs, which he stole from Rol!inger,
tho baker, for railroad lamp stolen from,
tho Pennsylvania railroad company, and
for ali umbrella stolen from Mrs. Fred
Eckers lie is also charged with having
stolen 4 hammock from Kendig's, East
James street.
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Alderman rOrdney's First Case.

J. II. Mace was arrested to day by OH
Ger Bankson Smith, upon complaint made
before Alderman w. Il. Fordney by ii.
ii. Snyder, agent here of tho PhTn;xville
Mutual Aid society, who charges that
Mace, while operating for this company,
committed embeZZlement. Accused was
committed for further hearing. His
friends say that the charges are occa-
stoned by his having left the Phmnixville
company to work for rival.
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PRIVATE PlDSTOFrlCES.
The Postmaster General Erjolned.

NEW YORK, May S.-An injunction was
sued out in the supreme court to. day and
served on Postmaster General Gresham,
Postmaster Pearson, Inspector Newcome,
Collector Robertson and U. s. Marshal
Erhardt, restraining them from interfer-
ing with the operations of Boyd's express
company until the determination of the
civil suits now pending in the United
Stated courts.
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lfridge InapectiOn.

To-day the county commissioners and
bridge inspectors are at Groff's Mill, Manor
township, on the Blue Rock road between
Millersviile and Washington borough, to
view the bridge recently built over the
Little Conestoga at that point.
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Postmaster Marshall has received the
step up and make hims elf known:
$50 EAST 33D ST., New YORK.
Mr.. Postmaster Please to give me the
name and address of the man from your
place, that came to New York city to get
a fountain made this last April. lie is q
miller by trade.
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CHICAGO, May s.--The city council
after midnight last night amid great con-
fusion and after an acrimonious debate,
trict Telegraph company of Chicago the
right to erect poles within the city for
stringing telegraph wires placed in cables.
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A Race Yesterday.

The race at the Park yesterday between
Clayton Groff"s 'Harry G" and Joseph p
Knights Winsman" drew large crowd:
Mr.. Knights horse Won easily in two heats
and the time made was 3: IA and 3: 80.
The crowd on hand had plenty OF money
and plenty of it was lost.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-08

Browns Household Panacea
Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. Will most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied exter
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator, and it is warranted dou-
bic the strength than any other similar prepa-
ration.
1t cures pain in the Side, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, TOothache, and
ALL ACHES, and is The Great Keliever OF
Pain. "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA"
should be in every family. 4 ;easpOontul OF
the PanacGa in n tumbler OF hot water [sweet-
ened, if preferredl, taken al bedtime, will
BREAK UP A COLD. % cents Il bottle
mayl-T. Tn, F&w
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Tho Dentists,

The Harris Dental association holds its
regular quarterly meeting to-day in the
borough of Strasburg. The Lancaster
members are in attendance, having left
this city this morning in an omnibus.
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Amue06s6E2.

Muldoon's Picnic.'-This evening the very
comical Irish piece, entitled Muldoon's Pic
mic" will be presented at the opera house by
Newell & Scott's comedy company. Several
good actors and a number OF specially people
are includedin in the party.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-08

NEWARK, N. j., May s.-Juage Depuei
of Essex county, to-day called the atten-
tention of the grand jury to the charges of
cruelty at the insane asylum, AID said that
an investigation would be satisfactory to
the court and to the community.
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NEW ADTERTLSEMEXES.
TUESDAY. MAY 8. 1883.
80 -
tu.->
The Only Million Dollar Stock Of
Clothing at Retail.

Boston, New York, Chicago Philadelphia cannot show
another single retail clothing house with One Million Dollars
worth of stock and in the history of the clothing trade of
the United States has much good clothing been offered
time by house at low prices The bold items OF our
stock are:
One Hundred and Eighty eight kinds of Mems Suits.
Eighty-seven kinds of Youths Suits
Eighty kinds of Large Boys Suits
Ninety-six kinds of Small Boys Suits.
There nearly another Million Dollars worth of clothing and
clothing goods behind us in other Wanamaker stores
The stock is marked down stock but marked down o. adS
Our goods have been bought late and therefore bought
cheapy which for the fact that Oak Hall bursting
with bargains Read this advertisement very carefully and then
Oak Hall make practical test of its truth,
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Rav0ges of the Aphis.

The aphis, destructive insect, has
within the past few days appeared in con
siderable numbers On the apple buds in
Niagara county, N. Y, creating much
uneasiness among nursery men and apple
growers.
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X. of 4. Fair.


lhland City Division No. :, L. r. X. of
p. intend holding grand fair in Excel
siOr hall, East King street. 1t will open
on Saturday evening next and continue
for one week. Great preparations have
been made to ensure the success of the Ell
terprise, and it will probably he one of the
most brilliant exhibitions of the kind ever
held in the city. Many valuable contri
buttons have been made by friends of the
d;vision-the ladies', especially, being mu-
nificent in contributing samples of their
handwork. Among other valuable arti-
cles to be chanced of is a silver set worth
$50. Among articles to be voted for arc 4
fine bicycle, a Lancaster gold watch, 4
silver watch, violin and many other rare
prizes. The division is composed Of fine
body of men, and are deserving of liberal
patronage.
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threatened as the outcome of the matter.
The buyers generally declare that they
must and will take the stock off the hands
of the farmers and that they will look to
Sensenig for indemnifcation from loss.
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Dividend D0clsred. .

PHILADELPHIA, April S.-The North
Pennsylvania railroad has declared quar-
terly dividend OF Il per cent. leas five per
cent. for contingent fund.
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j. L. KAUFMAN, Attorney. m7.6t,

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS -SEALED
~ proposals tor tearing down and clearing
AWAY "r a az nue,t a.eri & ot tne puass u. the cor
purchased by the Eastern Market House Co -,
will be received at the Office OF Allan A. Herr
y Co., lOS East King street, up TO 7OclOck
p. III. on THURSDAY, MAY 10.
The contractor tC clean of all stones, bricks,
etc, and pile all material on the cOmpany'S
ground. as directed by the building commit
tee.
Also ut same time anu place bids will be re-
ccived Tor digging the cellar and foundations
by :he cubic yard.
The committee reserve the right to reject
amy and all bids. j. FRED SENER,
MI Std Chairman OF Building Committee.
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Western Grain Market.

MILwAUKRE-Wheat was weaker; No. = Mil
waukee cash and May, at 81 ll'4; June at
81 1874; July at 81 IL.
Corn was easier; No. at 55LC.
Oats were dull and lower; No. at i0il G :;
white at 4ikc.
Rye was lower; No. at GiLc.
Barley was dull anil nominal No. ; spring
extra at Sic.
DErRoIT-Wheat steady No. l White. fall,
cash and May, 81 OS34 June. 81 lOH No. Red
Winter, 81 15h0l l6 receipts, .O,O0o bus; ship.
ments, q, COO bus.
Corn was dull; No. at 5s@5sLc.
Oats were dull No. 9 ut 45h4c.
PEORIA Corn was dull high mixed n ,ii2
she mixed, 52G52kc.
Oats steady; No White, i4%Glijc.
Rye was firm and higher at GIEGG2c.
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Public school Examination.

County Superintendent Shaub has post
poned the time for the examination of
teachers in Upper L.eacock township from
Nav 1S to May 10Th.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, May S.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, generally fair weather,
southwest winds, shifting to northeast
and southeast, stationary or slight fall
in temperature. slight rise in temperature.
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lfMUSEM E,NTS.
FOf: SL1LE.


nEPHaS3' COURT oA,E Dr Efi
- ESTATE. Dn SATURDAY, til. ETH
uay {" MAY. 1889, will be sold in pu;--
suanco OF IN order OF the Orphans Court, ai
Public sale, ut the Keystone Hotel i'm the
city OF Lancaster, by the Undersigned. admin
iStritOr Ot the estate of Cathariue W. Powell.
late ot said city, deceased. the following de
scribod X al Estate. late of the said Cathari e.
W. Powell deceased. TO wit:
All THAI certain Onc-anu-a- half story BKfCh
DWELLING HOUSE, and lot or piec,.
OF ground, situated on the north si,i..
OF West James street, between NORTH
Queen ani Prince 81 rec cts, in said city OF Ian
custer, containing in front on said James
street sixteen feet, four and Onc-half inches
and in depth nOrthward one hundred and six.
teen teet. to a twelve feet wide common alley
being house No. %.
Persons wishing to view the premises Will
please call on the undersigned, or Dana Ora
ham, living near.
sale to commence nj O'Clock i'm the eveniust
of said Gay when "a tendance W III be given i,y
DANIEL Il. HAKER,
aprl9 Oawits Administrator, Sc.
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Landisvillo Campmeeuing.

A meeting of the board of managers of
the Landisville campmeeting association
is being held to. day ON the camp grounds.
They fixed the fourth Tuesday in July for
the opening of the camp this year. and ap-
pointed the usual committees to make
arrangements for it. They also
met committee from the Church of God
denomination and agreed to lease the
grounds to them for campmeeting to
open about 10 days after the close of the
Methodist meeting. The association
managers nave arranged to lease
lots at lower rates than heretofore and
owners of tents will not be charged any
rent for use of lot. Bishop Bowman, Gov
Pattison and other distinguished gentle
men are expected to visit the camp this
summer.
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a1-PLAlN TALK FROM DIR SwaYNs-IO Whom
IL Nay Concern: Itching Piles IL one of the
most annoying complaints known to physi-
clans. Every one can tell whether he is thus
afflicted by observing the following symp-
toms Intense itching, particularly after get
ting warm. 1t seems as If pin worms were
crawling IN or about the rectum. Small Jumps
sometimes form. The private parts are often
affected. Tho more you scratch the worse he
itching. Knowing that my Ointn,cnt I is super
Tor to any article in the market, guarantee 1t
to cure The worst case ct itching piles in exist
ence.
ISigncIl, I.SWAiNE, nj. ID.
Dr. Swayne's Ointment Is also pleasant and
elective cure tOr tetter, itch, salt rheum cry
sipelas, EarLer'5 itch, pimples, ana all scaly,
crusty, itchy skin eruptiOns. Sold by all
prominent druggists. or will be sent for 50 cts
{in Sc. stamps), boxes, SI.25. Address. DR..
swayne & Son, Philadelphia, IA.
OctI-lyaTu, ,ThSS&w