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Are you disturbed ut night aud broken ui
your rest by IA sick child suffering and crying
witt. the eXcruciatins pain ot cutting teeth :
II SO, 20 at once ana get IA bottle OF MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immodatoly-dcpend
upon II there Is no mistake about II. There Is
not "A mother on earth who has ever used it,
who will not tell you nj once that It Will
regulate tho bowels and give rest to tho
mother, and relief ana health to tho child, op-
Grating like magic. IL Is perfectly safe I" use
In all cases, ana pleasant To tho ttsto, and iS
the prescription OF one of tho Oldest and best
female physicians In the United states. Sold
everywhere. % cents bottle.
mayl-M,W SAW
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SECOND EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. II. 1893.
AT WASHINGTON.
THINGS Al TBE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Tho Navy Department considering Means
by winch the GrceIy Explorers May
pc .Reiieved-The Corean
E,ubassv.


Embassy.
WASHINGTON, Sept. t7.--Seoretary Lin.
coin, Secretary Chandler and Commodore
Eoplish held consultation at the navy
department this morning for the purpose
Of discussing tho possibility of relievin &
tho Greedy party this fall and the advisa.
bility of ordering home the. Yantic and the
Darlington party. No conclusion was
reached, but 1t is possible that some plan
Of action will be decided upon before the
day Is over. After the conference tho Sec
retary of war stated that no had seen no
reason for changing his mind AZ to the
mpracticability of sending a relief expe.
dition this year. Secretary Chandler
shortly after the conference sent word to
DR.. Bossels, thelwell known Arctic explorer,
that he would like to confer with him upon
tho state of affairs.
The Corean embassy.
Tho Coreau embassy left Washugto ton
at 1O:40 this morning for New York, ao
companied by Mr.. John Davis, LIST assist
ant secretary of state, aud Lieut., Mason
and Ensign Faulke, Of the navy. They
will be presented to the president in New
York before continuing their journey tC
Boston.
Secretary Chandler IN Washington.
Secretary Chandler returned to Wash
ington this morning from New York
He dined with the president at tho resi-
dcnce Of &. Il. Miller.
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EarOwsii Sermon.

Rev. l.. =. Brown, IN tho Presbyterian
mission chapel, last evening, preached his
farewell sermon to u largo and attentive
audience. lio leaves the mission III a
prosperous condition, the attendance being
larger than ever before, the school espoc.
tally showing great Improvement. A new
library has been added, aud the floors OF
all the departments covered, within the
last fow days, with substantial cocoa mat.
ting which makes tho rooms more COM
Portable and less noisy. The reverend
gentleman takes with him the we'll wishes
of the many friends no has made during
his sojourn at the chapel.
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a NarKea Difference.

Last year George Long, Republican, was
registry assessor of the Springville election
district, East Donegal township, and he
claimed and got pay for 80 days at $50
per day-$iS. This year George Grosh,
Democrat, is registry assessor, and his
bill is only $3.50 The Republican party
must go.
Frank Paulus, registry assessor of Lin
coin district, East Donegal, whose bill last
year was SO. puts in this year for $50 (;
The bill of tho Maytown assessor has
Jumped from $50 to SOL, and in East
Lampeter from SIG 80 to $lS.
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NaM York NInrkafA

New York, Sept. l7.-Flour-Statb and West
ern dull and In buyers favor. Southern
quiet and unchanged.
Wheat l@iAc lower, unsettled and de-
pressed iair speculative trading No. White
nominal No, Red, sept, 81 l0hGl l0h;
Oct, 81 li5661l 123z.
Corn LS1Ssc lower and dul: Mixed West
crn spot, h7sQr2c; do tuure. G0A6l62Lc.
Oats sk91Hc lower and dull No, Oct,
3ilI93ihc; Nov, 36a36Mc.
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EUK SALE.

nUHLIU SALE,-DS FRIDAY, SEPIEM-
HER q. 1855 will be sold ut Public sale,
ut the Leopard Hotel, "A New Two Story BRICK
DWELLING, and Two-Story Brick Back
building, with balcony, containing hall, Elk
rooms, Rydr ant in the yard and kitchen, Fruit
Trees, Grape Vines, etc. This property is sit
uilted on the east side of North shippen street
north of Fulton street, No. rs.
Persons wishing 10 view the properly will
please call upon the occupant OF the prem
ises.
sale To commence Mt O'Clock y. m, when
conditions will be made known by
AMANDA COX,
Administrative OF u. +. Cox, deceased.
SnUBERT Il BUTTON, Auct. sS,l2,l5,ls,l9,p,I
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ACoIoreu Porter Killed.

LIMA, Ohio, Sept. l7.-Charley Jones, a
colored porter in Bourquin's Lime House
saloon, was stabbed and killed in tho
saloon at an early hour yesterday morn.
ing. The pcrpetrator of the deed is not
known. A mau Damed "Dutch Charley"
was arrested ON suspicion.
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TO John who was supposed TO be in Balti
more, but having left that city he heard
nothing of IL until TO day, when his mail
was forwarded to him Tho brothers were
much attached to each other, and johns
grief for Dicks tragic death quito over.
DO gered him.
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Senator Sbsron's shame.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 17-Mr. Nelson,
attorney for Miss Aggie Hill in her suit
against Senator Sharon for adultery, pro.
duces several written statements setting
forth marriage between Sharon and Miss
Hill, Aug. 25, 1880. Among them is a
letter from tho United States Senate cham
Der, in which Sharon addressed her as his
"loyal wife,"
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a Nihiiistic chamberlain
Murder SnrpeCIed.

TRENTON, N. j., Sept, 17.-Coroner
Bower is investigating the cause Of the
death of Washington Brown, an aged color.
cd whitewasher, who was found bruised and
insensble in the Swamp, a rough section
of the city, yesterday morning, and who
died last night. 1t is thought he was
murdered for the sake of 81 which no had
in his pocket. No arrests have yet been
made. Tho inquest will be held on We'd
ppslav
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IbES TINS

BENDER.-ht Rome, this county, on the 18th
inst, John Bender, aged 30 years.
Tho relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to Oattcnd the funeral from
his late residence Rome, near LiutI, Lancas-
ter county, Pa, ON Tuesday afternoon NJ
O'clock. Services at the MOravian church,
Lititz. luterment ut Moravian cemetery,
IttitZ 2ldE
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Two ubliging ,DueIiists.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. 1.-Two Mexicans
named Vidal and Cantee, brothers iu-law,
and of wealthy and influential connections,
had family disagreement and encounter.
ed each other during the Independence
celebration on Saturday. To avoid mar
ring the festivities they retired to Sc
cluded spot and fought. Cantee received
stiletto wound above the eye and tive
cuts in the back and will die. Vidal wal
arrpStP1
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Whenever no other charge can be
brought against Peter Robinson little
tailor who is two fond of booze" he il
arrested for stealing clothing at the aims
house. Last week a suit of that kind Quot
of clothing) was brought against him and
Alderman Spurrior has discharged him for
want of evidence.
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a C,urn, Cold or sore Tnront

Requires Immediate attention. neglect II.
ritutcs the lungs and m inCurable disclse Is
often tho result DIR. SWAY lSE'S COM
POUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY " cures the
most severe coughs and colds, aCtsdirCCtly on
the lungs, throat and chest, puriiiCs the blood,
and Tor bI onChiul, asthma, all pulmonary al
icCtiOns OF long standing, isthc best remedy
ever discovered. Price - cents and 81 per
bottle. The large size ~ the most economical
SOld bv All best druggists. illMWSflViSw
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John Il Jnucy aud friend were playing
ball IN the yard "f the Merrimac house
this forenoon, when the ball was knocked
upon the root of stable. Rooney went up
for it aud by the breaking of a board fell to
the ground "A distauc, Of about 20 feet.
He lay unconscious for some time and
was tinaIIy removed to his homo on West
Orange street. He was badly cut aud
bruised, but had no bones broken.
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A. B. Woods, aged 5G years, leading
member OF the bar of Bcrks county, died
at Reading yesterday, from the effects OF
injuries received by being thrown from a
carriage two weeks ago, his horse having
become uumauageabIo. He died from ex'
haustion whic his leg was being amput-
ated.
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w. H. Frauk, of Mauheim, entered bail
before Alderman McCouomy this after
noon to answer AT court u charge of false
prcUensc made against him by Finn "
Wilson from whom ho bought $l2 worth
of merchandise and had tho same charged
to J. Bomensderfer, who denies ever hav-
Iug ordered or received 1t.
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SKIN tttseaH"s,

SwNyne's ointment Cures In" most inNet-
"Swayne's Dtntmcntn}
"SwHyne's Omtmcuth crat" cases OF skin dis-
'Swayncs Ointment'l
'Swaynes ointment eases, such IA tnitCr,
"Swaync's OintmCnr"N o,tt rhc,,,. .,r,IIb br,d
"Swayne's Ointment" ! ~ '' ~ '
"Swayne's Ointment" babCr's itch, sores, all
"SwaynC's Ointmcu"N ,r,s,,. .r,i,, tt,hI,,,
"Swaync's Ointment" ''''' - '' ~
"swaynC'3 ointment skin crupiiunS, and
"Swlyne's Otntmont"N ,r,i ,II.,,,s.iu,, ram.
"SwayuC's Ointment" "' '''''
"SwHyne's ointment plant, Itching piles,
"SwuynC's DtntmCnt'N ,,uI,, ,tlc,,u,I ,ur,
"Swaync's ointment WV '' " Wv
"Swayne's DintmCntn no mattoT how obaii.
"Swayne's OlntmUnt'> >natc or lOnG standing.
Ask for II and use no other. II CURES
where all else fails Sold by all druggists,
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A Probable N urder IN uorKs County.

READING, Pa Sept. 17-Jos. Reitnaur
and James Ritter, his tenant, Of Washing
ton township, became Involved in fight,
to day which resulted in serious injury to
Ritnaur, who it il feared will die. Retter
was drunk. lIo iS under arrest.
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Tho presidnnt In Now York.

New YoRK, Sept. II President Arthur
remained at Fifth avtnue hotel the earlier
portion of the day. Io will receive
the Corean embassy morrow and
ON Thursday morning will leave town
probably for Newport.
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A IyiR Texas Fire.

BRYAN, Tex, Sept. IA fire at Madi-
sonvile, Saturday night, destroyed four Of
tho principal stores in the place. Losses !:
Wiser ~ Westmoreland, $500 West
Co., 81, 900 and Randolph s. Co., 90, 900.
All insured.
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"Dr. Bcnson's celery and Chamomile Pills
are worth their weight In gold In nervous and
sick hcadaclie.v--Dr. II. II. schichtor, OF Bal.
umOrc.
"EYro doctors no end NJ medicine no rctieC
Dr. RUnSOn's Skin Cure has driUcn array al
erUptions and I'm nedrty wcH" Ida q. Young.
Hamilton, Ills.
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WEATHER. lsDiUATiOHs

WASHINGTON, Sept. i7.-For the South
Atlantic states, light local rains followed
by cooler partly cloudy weather, winds
shifting to northeast and southwest falling
followed by rising barometer.
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POLITIUSL.


DemOSraIC state IiCh'I
AUDITOR GENERAL.
MAJOR ROBERT TAGG ART, warren Co
STATE TREAsURRR.
non. JOSEPH POWELL, Bradtord Co.
Uounty IIckot.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
JOHN. A. COILE, Lancaster.
PRISON IEsrEyTORs.
PHI. KUHLMAN, Lancaster.
JOHN II. MENAUG 1, Mt. JOY.
POOR DIRECToRs,
II. Il, SIiIMP, E. CoCnliCO.
T., Il, HERR, Millorsyile,
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
Ey"I"T NN."S hdCA,
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PuILADEIPHIA, Sept. 1.-THE notorious
Jimmy Logue was arrested this morning
on suspicion of being concerned IN an at
tempt to rob jewelry store at Third and
Arch streets, last night.
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Cumela Dcntone Tor the teeth Is vuly fra
grant aud removes Tartar and scuri, hardcnS
the gums, stops decay and perfumes the
breath. Price, 30 cents. For sale ut nll drug
uIgts lCI1-tmdW
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RED Horse POWDERS euro all diseases
OF horse, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry and all
Live stock. rOSlrINECURE. may4i-2
For sale at II. u. C"ghru'y drug store lj7
OTth Queen street
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J'sTATE OF JOHN TKOsT. LATE OF
Ia Lancaster CITY, deceased. Letters tesla.
mentary ON said estate having tcen
granted to tho undersigned, all persons in
dpbtcd thereto are requested To "Hke immc.
diatG payment, and those having claims or de-
mands against the same. will present them
without delay for settlement tO the under
signed, residing In Lancaster, city, Lancaster
MARGARET frost,
JOHN j. FROST,
II. &. BRCRAKER, Executors.
Attorney. scpl7-6tdM
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Philadelphia
Quotations by Associated Press.
Now Nork.
Quotations by Associated Press.

Quotations by Associated rfess'
stocks strong and higher Money, ag2%o.
~. yors Central. .ll64
,,a to,iroSd SsX
,,.ss " xnreas
s,,nhtsan aentrai Kailroad ...,............ 6iH
Michigan Southern Railroad. .ioss
illinois Central Railroad. ad................-..iIs
Cleveland n Pittsburgh Railroad. ........''iss
ptt,aSnrsh 4 fort Wayne Railroad 81. .i30k
syas,,rn lInion Talaetaph Company.... S2x
Toledo n Wabssh................s ga
New Jereey Central. ...,.............'...... ~
New lcrh uatarlo y Wes'eshi'',i'-s''''' s''s
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.LESN's sulphur Soap purncs the skin.
"Hilps Hair and whiskor Dye" 30 cents.
Pikos Toothacho Drops cure In on" minute.
al1.lMnnnhNw
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COURT pi,UUrnuisus
uup,oess transacted ON sntui day and To

uu,,osss transacted ON sntui day and To aay
This morning tho argument week Of
court began at 10 o'clock with both judges
on the bench. Tho list was called and II
was found that reirly all Of tho cases are
ready fol trial
A very large amount of current business
WAS transacted, and this being the regular
return day G7 accounts Of administration
aud % widows appraisements were pro.
sentcd for confirmation nsi.
G. X. llildobraud, wife Of Isaac VI lido.
brand, Of Ephrata, was given tho benefit
of tho act OF 1872, giving her tho benefit
Of her separate earnings.
Injunction.
On Saturday afternoon JUhu W. Mcnt
ger, of this city, filed bill in equity and
was granted u preliminary injunction to
restrain Low SoUseuig from building ionccs
and tearing up water pipes on land claim
ed by tho plaintiff on Park avenue. Plain
til alleges that this will destroy the water
supply aud render his promises useless as
drove yard. With the petition woro tho
usual ailidavits aud u bond OF 500 entered
Into by Mr.. Montzer as security for loss, II
any may arse to the defendant.
struck jury.
In tho case Of tho children Of Philip
Schum, deceased, vs.. tho l'onnsy lyauia
railroad company, for damages arising
from tho killing of Philip Scbum and
wifo NJ Salunga, several Yeas ago, tho
following struck jury was selected on Sat
urday 10 try tho case III October: John j.
Bronomap, Rapho George l.. Bard, Eph-
rata Cyrus BOmbergor, Penn hmaza
Brackbll, Paradise John Grover, Eph-
rata Aug. Hipple, East Donegal John
y. Hoover, West ilempiield Thomas
Kitch, Penn Christian Lipp, Warwick !;
John l.. Weaver, East CuCaiIco George
Vert, Earl Martin NewsNanger, Caer-
narvun. The jury will meet At Salunga,
where the accident occurred, gu Scptcm.
Der -.
The court gave notice this morning that
they would hear no depOsitions FOR divorce
until Saturday next.
| Award 81 AIbitrntorr.
The arbitrators IN the Islander suit of
Samuel Miller, against Jacob X. stokes.
! which was heard on Saturday, found IN
| favor Of the plaintiff for 500.
| TITO BrickerviiIe uh"roh Case.
| The jury in the BrIckcrVille church case
retired on Saturday afternoon at2l O'Clock
and arc still locked up. 1t appears that
they arc unable TO agree. They have sent
several letters TO tho judges, but little is
known of them except that in ono they
stated it WAS impossible for them To agree.
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IN EUROPE.
The situation of Affairs IN Tonquln

LONDON, Sept 17.-The Standards Hong
Kong dispatch states that the severity Of
the blockade Of Tonquin has been SO far
relaxed as to allow vessels To proceed to
their ports of destination after being
searched for articles contraband of war.
There is great lack of harmony between
tho French civil and military authorities
in Tcnqun.
1t is reported that Marquis Tseng will
leave London to day for Paris.
Tho slayer OF Carey.
O'Dounell was not taken to Plymouth
as anticipated but was landed at South
Ampton. He maintains easy domeanor,
reiterates his former statemen that in kill
ing Carey he only acted in self defence and
expresses himself confident of acquittal
O'DonneiI on tho AtheDian.
The steamer Athenian with O'Donnell
the murderer of Carey on board has arriv'
ed off Plymouth.
a Hihiiistic chamberlain.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 17.-It is stated
that the czarina lately detected ono of the
imperial chamberlains in the act Of plac
ing nihilistic documents in her apartments
and that he fearing the consequences com
mitted suicide. Tho authorities endeav
ored to prevent the fact being made pub
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skEE'S PAIN PANACEA cures pain IN
man and beast For use externally and intor
nally.
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The ,b,n..o Must ao.

And so must neuralgia aud rbCumailsm,
when Dr. Thomas Ectoctrio on attacks them
This medicine II "A marvellous product OF In.
gcnious thought. Buy IT. aud try ~. For sale
by II. u. Cochran, druggist, III ana loJ
North Queen street
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Opening OF n Now Ballard "oom.

On Saturday evening the Cliuo Brothers
opened their new billiard room which is
the finest ever seen IN this city. 1t is on
the second floor Of kepler's new building
ON North Queen street aud over tho new
postollice. No better situation could have
been selected. The room is very large and
it has been furnished with throo pool and
six billiard tables. New chairs and other
furniture and gas fixtures Of u new design
which have not yot arrived will be put in.
Ed Mclaughlin, OF Philadelphia, was TO
have been hero on Saturday evening to
play tho opening game in tho room with
John Cline, but owing to an accident IN
which his arm was injured ho could not
come. lle will DO hero on next Saturday
evening. whom a lino game may be looked
for. His failure to come did not necessi.
tate the postponcment of the opening,
however. The rooms were crowded all
evening and all present were entertained
with cake, vino, SC, by the Mossrs.
Cline.
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utsij,Jr,I, r,s,,M nrnTu

Tbr following statement OF William !. Cough
IN, at Somoryiilc, Mnsg., IL 40 remarkable that
We bcg to ask for II the attention oi our read
crs lie says "In tho TALL OF 1876 WIS taken
with violent bleeding OF the lungs, followed
10y II severe cough. l soon began 10 lose my
appetite and flesh. I was so weak ut one time
that could not leave my bed In tho sum.
NOR Oi 1877 was admitted 10 tho CITY Hospital.
while there the doctors said hal II holo In
ny lett lung ~ big Hs II haifdUllar. oNpcnd.
od over n hun,lrCd dollars IN doctors aud med.
icinca. was so Tar gone at ono tim" n report
W, nt around that ! wUs dead. I VayC up hope
bUt u trend told iuo ot DIR. WIN. HALLS
BhISAM FOR TIIE LUNGS. I lauWhn at
my friends, thinking my caac irCurnblo, but
got Il h, tile Ia satisfy them, when Ia my SUR
prisca Il gratihcalnn, | commenced to feel
better Ny hope, once dead, began Ia revive,
AID {" FAY feel IN better spirits than have
tho past three years.
81 writuthg hoping you VIII publish II, 10
that every one ntlliCtUd win Diseased Lungs
will bc induced Ia take DR WM. HALLS
BALsAM FURTuELuSGs, ana ho convinced
that COESUmPTION CAN EE CURED. |
have taken two bottle. aud can positively say
that II has done ne more good than All tho
other medicines hC.o taken siuCo my sick.
nCss. My cough has almost entirely disap'
pcarcd ana shall soon bc able to go Ia work 4
sold bv u. a. Cochran. Ij1 SOrth Ou"un street
| FoR twenty-five years have been severely
afflicted with Hay Fever. white was suffer.
| ing intensely | WAS induced, through Mr.
| TiChcnur's tcsiImOn!al, Ia try Ely's Cream
| Balm The effect was marvellous IL enabled
| me 10 perform my pa'torH rH duties without the
| slightest Inconvenience, and have escaped IL
| return attack. pronounce Ely - Cream Balm
| "a cure for Hay Fever. WM 7. CARR, PrcsDy-
terrain Pastor, Elizabeth, Nj.
can recommend Ely's Cream Halm To all
| Hay Fever sufferers, IT. being, IN my opinion,
| founded upon experience nnh II sure cure.
was afflicted with Hay Fever tor twenty-five
years. and never before found permanent RS
| ioi. WEBSTER II. UAsKIE8, MarshhCld, VI
H.GMhNM
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SPECIIL NOTICES.
Au Excellent Report.


Hon. Jos. q. Goodrich, OF BROOKLYN, n. Y.
writes this; "Caunot express myself In sum. |
ciently praiscwurthy terms. B"rdock Btood
BperS have used Tor the past two years keep
my stomach in splendid tim" For sale by
II. u. Cochran, druggist. l37 and lS9 North
Queen street.
The wonders OF modern chemistry arc Rp
parent In tho beautiful Diamond Dyes. All
kinds and cOlors OF Ink can DO made from
them,
Contugion destroyed by Darbys Prophylac-
tic Fluid. SEQ advertisement.
A REMEDY Tor Indigestion Consumption,
Dyspepsia, Weakness, Fever, Aguo, ETC., Col.
denis Liquid Beet Tonic. sl0lwdoodSw
ministers sound Its Praise.
Rev. MIR. Greonhelds, Knoxville Tenn,
writes ns follows "SdHIdritdn NGrUiHG peTmal
nently cured my son OF epileptic its." Here's
food tor thought. Sold by druggists, $3.50.
WhEN the scalp IL annoyed with dandruft
Glonn's Sulphur Soap viii be found intallible.
INNS Hair Dye, black or brown, hity cents.
slOlwdeodSw
FoH Lame Back, SIDE or Chest use SIN.
LOn'5 POROUS PLASTER. rrico, 20 cent
| Sold by II. u. Cochran, l37and lJ9 North Queen
| troot, Lancaster. Ieblieod6
| DIR. J. Marion Sims, N. " endorses DarDys
| ProphylaCtiC Fluid. see advertisement.
| IlALE's Honey OF iorehound and Tar viii
arrest every aiment OF the lungs, TIN oat, or
chest Pixies Toothacho Drops cure III one
| minute. slFlwueOldW
Court OF Common Pleas.
recommend Lady Camelas secret o.
Youth and Beauty for tho complexion as be
ing far superior to any article l ever used. II
positively removes freckles, anc VIII remove
Tan In one application. Price soc.
| For sale at all druggists.
MRS. J. RENNE SMITH,
| ie!3-GmdM&g Newark N. j.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-17

FoR Lame Back, Side or Chest use SliI.
LOnrS POROUS PLASTER. Price, 20 cent.
Sold by II. B. Cochran, l37an l39 North Queen
trCGt, Lancaster. Icblieod6
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-17

ContagiOu destroyed by Darbys Prophylac-
tic Fluid. Sec advertisement.