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DAKKEK's TONIC.
Hts SOUL AND HIS SILVER.

"Your asking me how came to use 1t, re-
minds me OF the story of the Scotchman who,
on his deathbed, after a life of meanness.
wanted to make things all right with the Lord
by leaving some money to the kirk
"Will the Almighty pass me into Heaven If
give 10000 pounds to the kirk, dye think p
said he."
".l can't promise ye thot mon,' answered
the minister, but advise ye to try the exper-
ment.'"
Laughing heartily at the story. Rev. =. Il.
Osborne, OF No. 273 Ogden avenue. Jersey City,
pastor of the First Baptist church, West H0-
bOken, continued "That's what die with
PARKKR's TONIC / tried the experiment. 1t
moro than met my expectations, ana am
very glad to testify to its excellence. u goes
arrangements 80 common among men OF my
profession. For women and chronic invanos
the Tonic Is q perfect fnvfgorant, eno 10 0e1.
tined to supplant all other femed1e9 Iof TINS
purpose. A single dose produces tno gentle
perspiration and sense m 0t Lilo. Inc cr er
into activity. admire It. to0, for ies power to
antagonize the hold OF tho liquor habit over
This preparation, which has been known as
PARKERs GIEsxR Tonic, will hereafter be
called simply PARKR's TONIC. As unprinci-
customers with inferior articles under the
name Of ginger and as ginger 10 really an un.
important fiavortng ingredient We drop The
misleading word.
There will be no change, however, in the
preparation itsef. and an bottles IN tne M nands
Ems GINGER TONIC. contain the genuine medt-
| cine If the fac. simile signature OF HIsCOX q
| CO. is at the bottom OF the outside wrapper:
! msyllyeowde
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suUTHERN TUBACCO.

The Great Amount OF the Ween Shipped
from LynChburg.
LYNcHBURG, Va, May 1.-The greatest
movement in manufactured tobacco took
place here to day that was ever recorded
in the history of the city Nearly sixty
thousand dollars in stamps were issued
to day and 81 Car loads of tobacco, agSre-
eating about 500, 600 pounds, were shipped
to various points. One firm shipped
12O, 1000 pounds. But for the damaging
strike of operatives the shipment from
this point would exceed 1, ,OOO 600 pounds.
6sanufactorIes Closed.
The cigar manufactures arc all closed
to day IN consequence of the strike Of the
cigar makers. The Increased schedule of
prices was submitted to the manufacturers
and accepted, but the latter resent the
attempt of the Cigar Makers union to
regulate the employment of apprentices.
A Busy time In Richmond.
RICHMOND Va. May 1.--Otis II Rus
sell, collector of internal revenue for this
district, has issued, since midnight, stamps
under tho now law for nearly
two million pounds OF maEuiactuied
tobacco. four millicns cigarettes, and
one million cigars, the tax aggre-
eating in round numbers, $165, 900.
This is probably the largest amount of
stamps issued during the time in any
other district in the country.
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sympathy Tor q FaIlen brother.

SS--h'.S H~A - ss'1~'s DA"snCA.
At weekly meeting of the Baptist
ministers in Philadelphia yesterday DR..
A. ]. Rowland announced that member
of their fraternity was now in the county
Jail. He referred to Rev. Henry Losch, a
book agent ard member of Memorial
Baptist church. who was sentenced by
Judge Thayer last week to two months
imprisonment on the charge of stealing a
book from store on Tenth street.
DR.. Rowland said the imprisoned clergy
man was innocent, for he merely entered
the store, and, while the proprietor was
very busy, took the book, for which he
had an order, without having it charged.
AS he knew the proprietor very we'll Mr..
Losch did not think it was necessary to
give notice before taking the book away.
Although he explained the matter next
day aud returned the book, the minister,
DR.. Rowland said, was arrested and sent
to Jail. A petition was signed by the
clergymen present requesting Judge
Thayer to reconsider the sentence and give
Mr.. Losch shorter term. 1t was intruss-
ed to committee consisting of Drs.
Wayland Hoyt, A. J. Rowland and j. w.
T. Booth.
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Pn,lade,pn,a cattle Marked.

MONDAY. April 3O.-The arrivals OF live
| stock ut the Philadelphia stock yards were:
For the week-BeeveS, $500 head sheep
10000; hogs. 4,0U
Previous week-Beeves, 1909 head sheep,
Beef cattle were in fair demand, and prices
in sympathy with the Western market al
vanceG H@ssc. A choice lot OF steers raised
by T. Frank. OF Mount Joy, Pa, were sold by
Michtel UIman at Sc.
We equOte as follows:
,. Extra, 77s@7s9c; Good, SA@7Ac; Medium,
6sa@6Ac; Common, 5 ,66Hc; fat cows. ~ q
5%c; slippery cows, sa4c.
Mich Cows were active at $3O@75.
Sheep were inactive although the receipts
the close rates somewhat rallied.
We quote as follows:
,, Ex.fa w9o zs7Ac; Good dS 49, G@sAc; Ne,
clipped, 5h@5Ac: Good do. 4A@5kc; Me-
dunn clipped, 4@4He /; Common do. 3Ag371c ;
En, Eall lambs 5gss; Spring Lambs ss07
Hogs were active and Nc lower.
We quote AS follows:
Extra, ll1s@llHc Good, 101sflllc; Medium,
l05S0IOEc Common. lOA@lOHc.
SALES OF BEEvEs AT THE WEST PHILADELPHIA
STOCK YARDS.
Roger Maynes, rs Western, 7@7s4c.
a. & J. Christy, 1OS Western and Pa. G1af071ac.
u. +. ctilIin lG0 Lancaster county, 7N1hc.
Schamberg & Paul, 132 Western, 611g711c ;
% Pa. cows, 41z@5kc.
James Clemson, 4S Lancaster ,gs county 7@7$c
Levi Lowenstein, 60 Western and Pa. 6}46s7sz6c.
Ii. Chain, jr., 80 Western mixed, 5Q7c:
owen smith, 16 Western. per Martin Fuller &
Co. 16 West Va. per Samuel Field /;
q Pennsylyania, per Daniel DilIer /;
II do, per G. w. Trimmer; Is do,
per A. X. Black: DO, per OkesOn
Il Arbuckle 20 do, per II. C. Sey-
mour. 6A@7Lc.
John McArdle. 1SO Lancaster county. 7071ac.
Daniel Murphy; 80 Western and Lancaster co.
DAME, smyfS fSs1SSi I Bro, 1ss Western & Pa, e,49
Dennis smytn, 40 Penn,a, sssa7hc.
Bachman s. Levi, 16O Western and Lane. CO.,
6H@7Ac.
NJ. Levi, 10 Penn'a, 6A@7Bc.
NJ. Ulm;Ln, 900 Lane. co., 7WSc.
J. Y. Latta, 16 Chester CO., G40!Lc
Nipple Il Bro, 30 Penn'a cows. 4I5ssc.
ii. Chain 20 Penna. COWS, 41a@5Ac.
DRESSED MRATs.
City Dressed Beeves were fairly active and
and prices closed higher, in sympathy with
livestock market, at 9GIlc, the former rate
for common cows.
Western dressed Beeves were in light sup.
ply ut 9Ac.
SALES LAST WEEK.
Thomas Bradley, 1872 head OF city dressed at
95l@I0Ac.
X. Maynes & Co.. 10 head do at l0.elOAc.
A. A. Boswell 1l3 head DO at 911Ohc.
Harlan & Bro, 20 head do at lOAGDIlc.
ii. u. Beckman, IS head, 9%MlIc.
J. +. LOwden, So head do at IO@lOhc. .
&. S. Dengler, 20 head do at 9A@lO1ac.
ThOs. Bradley, 81 head West do at 9hc.
Dressed Sheep were active.
samuel Stewart sold 97S head at 70l0Ic,
and II head dressed Lambs at lO@l2c.
john Taylor sold 2O3 head dressed sheep ut
I03le1ac.
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STATE LEGISLATlOE.
Another Veto FROM tho GOvernO

Another Veto FROM the Governor.
Special Dispatch TO the lNTELLIaENCER.
HAREIsBURG, May LIN the Senate
the bill to provide for the distribution OF
the surplus moneys arising from state
taxation to the several counties was in
definitely postponed, On motion of Laird,
who said it could not be enforced. Nearly
the entire session was taken up in consid
Grafton of the bill to create circuit court
of appeals. The bill was under cOnsidera
tion when the Senate adjourned and will
be resumed in tho morning at II q. nj.
A message was received from the gOyer-
nor, vetoing the bill to grant pension to
Elmira p. Mullen, mother Of S. J. N.
Mullen, of the First regiment. National
Guard, who was killed in the Pittsburgh
riots. The veto is BASED on Section 1S,
Article 3, of the constitution, which pro-
hibits the appropriation OF any money
of the state for charitable or b.
nevoeDt purposes to any person except
il requital for military services.
The iiouse Proceedings,
In the House, Hugh J. Gilmore, the rev
representative from Fayette county, was
sworn in. Dir. Gilmore recorded his first
vote against the bill to provide revenue by
taxation, providing for the assessment and
collection of taxes on moneyed capital
and retaineIs Of personal property, which
was defeated ON tinal passage by one vote,
the yeas being 100. one.eless than a
constitutional majority, and the nays
78. The vote by which the joint resolu
tion providing suitable testimonial for
George l.. Harrison for his efforts to
bring to Pennsylvania The remains of
VIM Penn was defeated, was reconsidered
at the joint resolution aud passed finally.
A message was read from the governor
vetoing ths bill relative to city code in
cities of the thild class, doing away with
all advertising.
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FOR SALE.

ORPHANS COCKT SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE. On SATURDAY, this 18th
day OF MAY, 1883, will be sold in pur-
suance of an order of the Orphans Court, at
Public Sale, at the Keystone Hotel in the
city of Lancaster, by the undersigned. admin.
istratOr OF the estate of Catharine W. Powell,
late OF said city, deceased. the following de-
scribed Real Estate late of the said Catharine
w. Powell. deceased to wit:
All that certain one-and-a half-story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, and lot or piece
Of ground, situated on the north side
OF West James street, between North
Queen and Prince streets, in said city of Lam.
caster, containing in front on said James
street sixteen feet, four and one-halt inches,
and in depth nOrthward one hundred and elk.
teen teet. to twelve feet vide common alley
being house No. %.
Persons wishing to view the premises VIII
please call on the undersigned, or Dana Gra-
ham, living near.
Sale to commence at o'clock In the evening
of said DAY, when q: tendance will be given by
DANIEL q. BAKER,
aprl9 oawdts Administrator, &c.
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THEPRINCIPAL

DEMAND OF our customers at present is for
JUVENILE CLOTHING. This we have made
a special part OF our business to procure all
the LATEST NOVELTIES in the most desira-
BILE designs, the material OF which we can rec
ommend as being of II superior Quality and
perfect in tit.
The styles of fCHILDEEN'S WEAR this sea
son are unique in design, and the trimmings
are rs plain as the suit itself, no fancy braids
and butfew buttons arc used.
= Our Kills, PLEATED and SAILOR SUITS
for the small boys from 4 to ears OF age are
really worth visit OF inspection. SHIRT
WAISTS i'll all qualities also BICYCLE
WAISTS.
Our NATTY SUITS to, BOYS and YOUTH.
in BLUE. BRONZE, MIXTURES, STONE,
GREY and GREEN, are the favorites with
YOUNG GENTS.
In MEMS SUITS for DRESS VIC have some
pleasing shaped garments III cOrk-screw
worsteds and neat fancy mixtures. Loud pat
terms are quite out of date with stylish gents.
In Dress pantaloons the variety OF colors is
unlimited. FINE PIN 81 RIPES AND SMALL
CHECKS are the LEADING STYLES.
In FURNISHING GOODS we have all the
Latest Styles in NECKWEAR, COLLARS,
CUFFS and FANCY HOSIERY.
OUR COMMON SENSE SHOE FOR LADIES
cannot be cxcelled tor style, ease and dura-
bility. These goods are made expressly to our
own order from selected English kid in six
different widths. so that any foot can be fitted
perfectly. from the extremely narrow to the
very wide.
TRUNKS. VALISES, RUBBER CLOTHING
| and OIL SKIN COATS AND PANTS.
Sole Agents tor r. DUNLAP & CO.'S Fine
Hats.
As-PR1CES ALWAYS THE LOWEST.
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Live stock Market.

ments, 500 head /; market slow, uneven and
weak 5@iOc lower; mixed, $7@7 80; heavy,
81 3OG7 TO-: light. 81 OO07 45 skips. $4S07 20.
head market steady and unchanged export
demand not very strong at s6 2O96 80; good
to choice shipping, - sOG6 10; common 10
fair. S. 30G5 70.
Sheep-keceipts, 1900 head; shipments. zoo
head steady common to fair woOled, 81 20
a. IS :; medium to good, $545 IS.
The Journals Liverpool adviceS denote an
improvement Of Nc. in Cattle and steady
market for Sheep best Cattle, 16c u b esti-
mated dead weight sleep, l9c " b.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle - Receipts, q ,3337 head;
slow at about last weeks prices.
Hogs-keceipts. 6,GOO head market active
Philadelphias, 81 S5GlS o.; Workers, 81 GOR7 IS
Sheep-Keceipts, s, 700 head firm, Nc higher
than last weeks close.
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MdRK ELS.
PhiIasielDhia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May I.-FIour firm but quiet
Superfine, s3 1898 7s extra, - 759i 25 Penn'a
Family, $5Q5 25.
Rye flour at 50 6263 IS.
Wheat higher and fairly active; No. Pa.
Red, 81 n5fGl 26.
Corn steady and In fair demand Steamer,
&c; Yellow and Mixed, 66hG67Hc.
Oats tlrmer, and in fair demand.
Rye scarce At 70G72c.
Provisions firm fairly active.
Lard firm.
Butter steady In pest grades Pa Creamery
extra, 3Od2lc; Western, S8g29c.
Rolls nominal at Slli3c.
Eggs easier. but selling fairly Pa, l6@
lGl4c; Western, l51a@l6c.
Cheese quiet aL Il decline.
Petroleum dull Refined, TIC.
Whisky at 81 -
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BIG BUSI NESS IN CIGAR STAMPS.

Twenty Five Thousand Dollars Worth Sold
IsefOre breakfast.
United States Revenue Collector A. j.
Kaufman and his corps of special and
regular clerks and deputies look little
iaded and worn out to day by reason OF
their commendable exertiOns to accOlnmO-
date the cigar manufacturers of the
city and county in keeping the Office open
all last night to supply the demand for
cigar stamps occasioned by the reduction
of the tax from Sc to So per 1000, which
went into effect at midnight last night. In
anticipation of these the manufacturers
througho the country rave been holding
back their goods and jobbers and retailers
have reduced their stocks to the lowest
minimum to get the advantage of the re-
duced tax.
The cigarmakers Of this county, anxious
to get their goods into the market as
quickly as possible, were OH hand ready
tor the opening of the sales, and as the
clock struck twelve they thrOngsd the col
lector's office, not only from this city, but
from Columbia, Mannheim, Denver, Terre
Hill aud other points where this industry
flourishes. The demand and supply have
continued incessantiy up to this afternoon
and over 5000 worth were sold in
the early hours of this morning. AS soon
as the cigar men were supplied they hur-
ried with their stamps to their places of
business where they had their goods AID
employees all ready to prepare their ship
ments and probably more cigars were sent
away from Lancaster to day than ever at
any time before.
In Philadelphia the collectors had ar.
ranged no such COnyenienceS for tho trade
and the Lancaster county people had
almost eight hours start of their city con-
petitOrs. In Dany cities in the country,
however, it was busy night for the trade
in taking inventory of stock and
proprietors, clerks and employees gen.
orally went to work in their shirt sleeves
taking stock, for the purpose of claiming
rebate on the uubrOken stamped packages
The larger: manufacturers had all their
hands 1t work, as the idea was to have
the statements made up between midnight
of April 30. and the opening of busiue IS
on May 1. Each package, with the
stamp of the old charge affixed had
to be labeled, and an inventory made
of all the goods on hand to which
rebate for tho difference made by the
reduction was to be allowed. Two wit
ncsses of undoubted integrity were required
to SEQ that the goods in each place were
properly labeled aud inventoried. The
inventories, with the calculations of the
amount of rebate will DO certified to by
the witnesses and will be in due time
filed with the internal revenue collector
and by him sent to Washington.
There each claim will be examined and
passed upon in the course of time. The
manufacturers will be allowed the amount
of their rebates in stamps of the new
denomination, but the dealers will have ia
wait for their cash until the government
makes an appropriation.
In Baltimore the collectors office was
open for time after midnight and tons o
manufactured tobacco, which had beer
held back, are being shipped from that
city to-day.
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Woman a Christian Temperance Union.

The Women's Christian Temperance Union
will meet in the Duke street NJ. e. church at
haltpast two O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Ladies wishing to join can be admitted on
promising to abstain from all intoxicating
drinks, and to use their influence to induce
Others TO do so. A fee OF 50 cents is asked upon
joining, and the same amount yearly there
after. Men can be admitted as honorary
members upon the payment Of one dollar and
taking the same pledge. Honorary members
may claim the right to contribute to the funds
OF the society If they so desire, and they are
also entitled to the privilege OF serving on
committees at the discretion OF the president
The Union meets with open doors, and. friends
Of temperance are always welcome.
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Wish everybody to Know.

Rev. George II. Thayer. an old citizen Of
this vicinity known to every one as most
influential citizen and christian minister OF
the NJ. Z. church, just this moment stopped IN
our store to say, l wish everybody to know
our lives TO Shilohs Consumption Cure" 1t
is having tremendous sale over our counters
and is giving perfect satisfaction In all cases
done. DRS. MAICHEII q fHANCE.
BOURBON. Ind, May Is, rs.
Sold by Ii. Il. Cochran, druggist, Nos. l37 and
139 North Queen street. Lancaster. febl4eod4
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Western Grain Market.

DETRolT.-Wheat firm: No. l White, fall,
July and August, 81 iO%: No. =. 9iIc; No.
Red, winter, 81 l3 receipts, 1900 bus !; ship.
ments, 25, COO bus.
Corn firm.
Oats easy.
PEORIA.-COrn dull and lower: high mixed,
53a53lc; No. mixed, 5lA@52Ac.
Oats dull and lower; No awhile, 44G4tLc.
Rye dull; No 2, b7G5sLc.
TCLEDO.-Wheat stronger; cash and May,
81 Az: June and July, 81 16Z.
Corn dull high mixed, Olhc: No. cash and
May, 5SLc; June, 60c July, 6lAc.
Oats quiet No. 2, cash and May, iic.
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A WESTERN PRIZ& FIGHT.

Two Eruisers Nnnck Each Other Around for
Twenty Minutes.
CHICAGO, May 1.-The police learned
late last night that prize fight occurred
in the town of Lake on Sunday between
John Kelly, New York bruiser, and
Rodney, alias Yank," Cunningham, a
bar tender. The fight was slugging
match, from the beginning, eight rounds
were fought in twenty minutes, both men
being dreadfdlly punished. Kelly had his
face cut aud his nose broken, while Cum
ningham lost four teeth, and it is believed
had his skull fractured. The fight was
awarded 10 Kelly, whom the police are
looking for. 1t j. Thought that Cunning.
ham will die.
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SECOND EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING MAY /, 1883.
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS


No Distur bance Apprenended at Cincinnati
The Big shipment OF Tobacco
at LynchburG.
CINCINNATI, o, May There will be
no disturbance here among cigarmakers
on account of the reduction Of the tax on
tobacco. They struck some time ago for
an addition to their wages aud succeeded,
as also did the cigar packers.
There remains but single question un-
settled between emyloyes and employers,
and that will not present itself till fall
when gas is burned. Heretofore the
workmen have been required to pay
thirty cents per month for gas con
sumed while at work mornings and even
ings. Strikes for an advance have been
made at Newark and Portsmouth, Ohie.
The demands Of the workmen at Wheeling,
w. Va, and Steubenyil!a and Urbana,
Ohio, have been complied with.
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Dividends Declared by the r. Is 4. C0Inpan

Dividends Declared by the r. Is 4. Company
PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-The board of
directors of the Pennsylvania railroad
company, at special meeting this after
noon, decided to declare a semi-annual
dividend of per cent. in cash, per cent.
in scrip OR cash at the option Of stockhold-
ers, and per cent. in stock. The latter
provision gives stockholders the privilege
of subscribing to stock at par in the pro
portion of 25 per cent. of their holdings.
Upon the announcement of this watering
of the stock its price fell from 63as to 59ss.
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NOTICE PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given that Cha rles 4. Long
and John G. Long have entered into partner.
ship to carry on the drug business at No. Il
North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa, under the
name and firm of John F. Longs Sons. All
r. Long & Son are to be received by, and all
demands ON the same are to be presented to
the said John +. Longs Sons.
CHARLES r. LONG,
JOHN c LONG.
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FROM EUROPE.

- Skin the Goat" Acquitted Of the Charge
Against Him.
DUBLIN, May 1.-The cab driver,
Fitzharris, known as Skin the Goat, F"
has been acquitted of the charge of being
one of The principals in tho PUnix park
murders.
After the verdict had been rendered
Fitzharris was taken back to Jail to await
trial on charge of conspiracy to murder,
the penalty for which is ten years penal
servitude.
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DkOPUSALs FOR STREET SUPPLlleS.-
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Street committee, up to MONDAY EVENING,
MAY IA. 1888. at 7 o'clock, for the following
material, from the lst of Iune, 1888, to the lst
of June, 1884:
Good guttering brick, per Thousand, at yard.
Good guttering brick. per thousand, dcliv-
errd to any part of the city rs required.
Crossing stone delivered where required, to
he Is inches wide, inches thick and not less
than feet long.
Limestone backing stone, delivered where
required, to be inches thick and not less than
IL inches wide.
sand, delivered where required.
For laying cutters, with material furnished
by the city, per foot.
For laying cutters, per foot, without mate
rial.
Proposals to be addressed Street Commit
tee Proposals for Supplies" and to be depOs-
tied in Street Committee box at Alderman
Bars Office. The committee reserve the right
to reject any and all bids received.
Ry order Ot Street Committee.
mayl,5S9d j. X. BARR, Clerk.
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Browns Household PADacea

IbFOWn I1OubBNUIT 4 1DaC0"
Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. viii 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 1t is warranted dOu.
BILE the strength than any other similar prepa.
ration.
1t cures pain in the Site, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, TOothache and
ALL ACHES. and is The Ireat Keliever OF
Pain "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" "
should be in every family. A teaspoonful of
the Panacea In a tumbler of hot water [sweet-
ened, If preferredl. taken at bedtime, will
BREAK UP A COLD. % cents Il bottle.
mayl-T Th,F&w
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New York Market,

new YosK. May Flour stronger and 8 od.
crately active.
Wheat h0Ac higher and strong; active
speculative trading; No. Red May, 81 .2ll@
l 229s do June. 81 2i0l 2iss; do July. 81 25A
al 25A
Corn E0Lcl better; hIixen Western spot,
62@6sAc: do future, G61%@7O1ac.
Oats Lalssc better; No. May. 491S949slc {:
Juno. 43zsg5oc July, 5o5s95OAc; State, 499
5Sc; Western. 52@6Gc.
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A Motion for Petition In Error Refused.
COLUMBUS, o., May The supreme
court to o-day refused to grant the motion
for petition in error in the case Of j. D.
Watson. convicted of bribing members
of the Legislature. The sentence of the
court, to be imprisonment, will now be car
ried out
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-01
Agreed to Fay tho Advance

ST.. PAUL, May 1.-Cigar manufacturers
have agreed to pay the advance of one
dollar per thousand. No strike will oc-
cur.