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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-19

iIv tuUOwing statement OF William !. Cough
IN. Of H"wuryiI", Mass, Is 70 remarkable tnat
"" leg 'nHsk for 81 the attention OF our read
"rs, ilo says ON tho tall OF 1870 7 was takon
with 70 violent bleeding Oi the lungs followed
N} Severe cough. I soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. / was so weak at one time
innt could not leave my bed. In tho sum.
NOR OF M wis admitted to the city Hospital.
Whii"tNCro the doctors suil hal Il hole IN
NY Iclt lung Ua hig 'H8 n hGltdolar. IoNpcnd.
od uvcrn hundred dollars In doctors and med.
i"iucs. Twas so iar gone at one time Il report
" ut around that was dead. / gave mp hope
NUt "a iucnd told me OF DIR. WM. HALLS
fhl SAN fOH THE LUNGS. / laugho At
my 'ri"nHs, thinking nay case uCurablc, but
fo' u' tile 20 satisfy them, when to my sur.
prison d qualification, ! commenced 10 fcoi
DuituT Ny hope, once dc,d, began to revive,
Rnd 20 lay icel In bettor spir!ls than have
tho past three years.
wrItcthis hoping you VIII publish IT, 30
lmt yer, one afflicted win Deceased Lungs
VIII hr lu'u"rt to take DK. WIN. HALLS
RNLeAM tORTuE LUNGS. and ne convinced
.nt CONsuMPrION CAN BE CURED. !
nav" taken two bottles AMI can positively say
tNot It has done me moro good than all the
other medicines l have taken Blnco my sick
ucHs. Ny cough has almost entirely disap
pcarrd and shall soon be able 10 go to work ,
~nd lN II. u cochran. lS7 North Queen street
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MARX ETs,
Philnnc,phin 1910,


PH1LADrLpBrA, Nov ls.--F'orr az et and
steady supernne, 80 Or a0;l r'rt - ssss
ai O0i Pa, Family, o. iai Mo-, Sstra
s5 2sI6
Wheat easier No. qtern Rcd u U,'s0
01k No. do, tl 90; n Penn'a Red, 10.
Corn steady sail ye 80oi do mixed
5795okc No. mixed, o. j7kc,
Ss}Se, No. DO, 87}<c; Nc Mixed, $40.
Rye at 60f63c.
Seeds Glover dnll a, saIOc, Timothy
nominal atsl i09l so ; tIdSseed firm at al ~
Provldons nrm, tnir demand Mess pork,
oln, sl2 tOfql2 ~ New, sli1t50.
Baeon-SmokCd shoulders, b4.dfc salt do
do, llADl2lIo.
Lard stcaiyi city rerued, sX1sko; loose
butchers, IAW7NC prime steam, -.
Butter active nnd firm; Penna. and
western Creamery extra, 3jc; n. q. aud N
T., 90G5Oc western extras, 26c do good to
choice, 2Od23c.
Rolls lrmor; Pa. extra, 2l823c; western.
extra, 236l25c.
Eggs firm anc fairly active Pa. extra. sy<m
SIC Western extra, Sli2lc ice house, ala No
Cheese nrmer ana ialr New York tuii
cream l2NUl3o Western do, 1lM1i2c 10
to good, lQA@llkc Pa. part skins, sac.
do tull, 2aIkc
Petroleum 1rm Refined, sH1shc,
WHISKY ut 81 20
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now TO secure Health

tsoems strange that any one Will suffer
rom the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ
WILLS AANDsTlLLIEGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect heal n to the physical Organization. II
Is indeed II strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take, ald has proven itself TO be the best
BLOOD PUBIFIER ever discovered, effect.
uully curing scroiula, Syphlitie disorders
Weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysipelas, MalR
ria all nervous disorders and debility, bill
ious complaints and all diseases indicating au
impure condition OF tho Blood, Liver, KID
noys, stomach, skin, etc. II corrects indi
| grstlOn. A single bottle win prove to you II,
| merits as a health remover, tor It ACTS LIKE
| A CHARM, especially when the complaint l.
| OF nm exhaustive nature, having IA tendency Il
lessen the natural vigor Of tho brain and nor
yOus system.
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onsrn of the word mississippi.

Magazine Of American History.
The Mississippi is good instance Of the
variations through which some names have
passed. Its original spelling and tho
nearest approach to the Algonquin word,
"the father of waters" is Meche Ssbe, a
spelling still commonly used by the Louis
lana creOles. VOnti suggested Meche Sebe
which is somewhat nearer to the present
spelling. Father Laval still further
modernizcd it into Micoispi, which
another father Labati, softenod
into Mislspi the first specimen
Of the present spelling. The only
changes since have been TO overload the
word with oonsonants. Marquette added
tho first aud some other explorer the
second IS" making it Mississippi, and SC
it remains in France TO the day, with only
one "p." The man who added tho other
has never been discovered, but he mus
have been an American, for at the time o
the purchase of Louisiana the name wa
generally spelled in the colony with {
single p"
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Naxx York MnHEafA

NRw YuRE, Nov. ls-Flour--State aud
Western dull and strongly In buyers iav "
SupcrtlnC state, t3a3 5Oi Extra do, 81 B0Gti %
Choice do, ~ l0dG Fancy do, go 1917; Round
Hoop Ohio, % TOdIi0; Choice do. ~ b016 -
sup"riinc Western, s3a3 20 Common to Guod
Extra do 50 C0at q; Choice do. ~ 30n6 rs
Choice white Wheat do, 60 25d7. South rn
qniet aud unchanged Common to fafr ext "a,
IS 1913 Good 10 Choice do, t5 l0d6 62%.
WhUat &Mlc lower, excited and feveri h
active speculative trading No White nom
inal Ma. 2Red Dec, 81 lOH1l II Jansl TX
lloH.
CUrn 1s65Ic lower and fairly active Mixed
Western, spot 5jsf59c do future. bld60c.
Oats hm5sc loweri state. 3s643c Western,
sS@Gc; Including No. 2, Dec, 85xc Jan,
35Ac Fcb., 37}sc May, 89ss639No
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no,norsr MotnersI Mothersi

Ar" you disturbed At night ana broken Of
your rest by "a sick child suffering and crying
with tho oNcruciating pain of cutting teeth
II SO, 20 NJ once and get IA bottle OF MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately depend
upon II there ~ no mistake about II. There Is
not mother on earth who has ever usod It,
who Will not tell you at once that IL VIII
regulate the bowels ana give rest to the
mother, and relief and health 10 tho child, OPP
Grating tiAo maggie, II IA perfectly safe "a use
In all cases, and pleasant To the taste, and Il
the prescription OF onD OF tho oldest and bgst
female physicians In the United stato8. SOLD
everywhere. % cents bottle.
mnyl-M,w w saw
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y, }, sun.
The third wealthiost man in Pittsburg,
Or. David Hostetter, was, thirty years ago,
proprietor Of a little liquor and grOCerys
in Lancaster Pa, His partner Mr. Smith,
was formerly a shoemaker in Lancaster.
They came TO Pittsburg and began to
manufacture btteTs, aud old folks say tho
first lot Of goods sold by DE- Ilostctter was
delivered by him in a basket. To day the
firm is worth millions. DIR. Hostetter con.
trols the Pittsburg aud consolidated gas
companies OF Pttsburg, and is the heaviest
stockholder in the Lake Erie road outside
of Vanderbilt. lie also owns some
splendid coko country property. He is
worth at least g, 600, 900. He is "A close,
shrewd money getter and spends little
for charity. lie has one daughter and two
sons. He is a member of st. Andrew :
7, Z. church, and a regular attendant at
it's services.
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SECOND EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING, NOV. le, 1898.
WESTERN JUSTICE.
A MURDERER LYNUHED ~ INDIANA
Three Hundred men Break Upon the jan,
ssils aud Hang JACOB Nening-ue
Refuses to Confess aud Dies
WIth "A sbeer


Refuses to Confess aud Dics
with y sheer.
FOWLER, Ind, Nov. 10.--Threo hundred
masked men last night broke IN the door
of the jail and took out Jacob Melting,
who 80 brutally murdered Ada Atkinson
some weeks ago. He was put in carriage,
taken TO oxford and hung Immediately.
NeiIInG Dies Game.
Nelling, after being placed in the car
riago, was driven to a spot within quar-.
ter OF n mile from the scene of his crime.
Alter being removed from the vehicle be
was told that he must die. He was given
five minutes in which to mako confes.
sion, but stolidly refused to do so, saying
as he already Acknowledged committing
the murder 1t was unnecessary TO repeat
his former story.
The rope was quickly thrown over a
limb OF large oak tree and two men
stepped forward and placed the moose
around the old mans neck. In doing this
the collar he wore was torn off. Another
attempt to make him recito the story OF
the murder was rewarded by a sneer from
the defiant man. Fifty men then grabbed
| the rope and in o moment the body was
swaying in the air. After Melting had
been pronounced dead the crowd quietly
! dispersed
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nrown,s nousenola rannoon.

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. WIN most surely quicken tho 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.
bic the strength than any other similar prepa-
ration.
1t cures pain In tho side, Back or Bowels,
sore Throst, Rheumatism, Toothnche, and
All. ACHES, and IA The Great HsIieVsr Of
Pain. BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACFAH
should be- In every family, A taaspooniul OF
the Pauacea in a tumbler OF hot water [sweet,
oucd, II pTeiorredl, taken At bedtime, viii
BREAK UP A COLD. 25 cents a bottle.
muyl-T Th,FSw
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4 osr OK sTo,.rN,-Sur or ~ uEHr

- by given that certificates Of deposit
issued I'm the name ~ James Mccarthy on the
Farmers NHiiOun Bank ut Lancaster, Nos.
lTl7, 1850, i7f1, dated ~outCmhur II, October %
and November l5. 1874. Tor SlO tl2 aud flO re-.
-peCtivCly, have been lost or stolen and pay.
mcnt ttOpICi. -
II JAMES McCARTHY.'
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Member of French Legatiou-"I no talk
Anglaiso vera vol. Ven | pay 20 wine,
vat | say ?" Congressman" You say,
come lot us smile " NJ. Of f. L.
Coon, letismilo, vera goot. Ven
o2zer man gay, Coon, letismlo to me,
vat | zay zen ~ Congressman" TheG
you say, with pleasure. NJ. of f. L.
-" wiz plaisir.' But If | not want to
smile, vat | zay zen ?" Congressman
"What are you TO say when you don't
want to drink p N. OF +. L." Oui
oui." Congressman-"I don't know.
don't think there Is any such expression IL
English"
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BUFFALO, N, Y, Nov. 19.-Hon Addi
son Gardener Rice, prominent lawyer
Of this city, and widely known throughout
tho state, died here this morning. He was
formerly one of the Republican represen'
tatives in the Assembly from Cattaragus
county. He took an active part in the
anti.slayory movement and at the breaking
out of the rebellion raised and equipped
two regiments for the Union army manly
at his own expense.
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a Military court.

Lieut.. Col. NJ. II. Horn, Of AlIer town,
Lieut.. A. $. Fry, of Catasauqua, and
Sergt. A. II. Weller, of Allentown, are
sitting in Roberts hall today as a regi
mental military court for the trial Of GER
tain members of the 4th Regt. National
Guard OF Pennsylvania, for alleged offences
Wlliamsport.
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uiAhoncs, ,,nur,,,tnci.,.

PITrsBURG, Pa, Nov. 10.-County
Controller Spleen entered criminal suits
against A. II. Rowcnd, clerk of one OF tho
courts, this morning, charging him with
embezzlemeut and defalcaton during two
terms Of Office, of sums aggregatiug nearly
Si1 600. Rowend was arrested and gave
hail in Sl 900
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A Hattie Among IN. sa,var,on,s,..

KINGSTON, Ont, Nov. 10 An ex-
member of the Salvation army last night
entered meeting of Salvationiss
intoxicated and struck several individ
uals. Captain Thompson. a salvation list
undertook to restore order, was knocked
over bench and choked. A small riot
followed aud disorder was fearful, the
crowd surging and pushing about the hall.
Four police solllcors entered, and after
violent struggle, arrested the young
man,
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gPEUIAL NOTICES .

No matter what may be this name, or how
long standing the trouble, Dr. Bensons Skin
Cure will always cure skin diseases. Grateful
hundreds oi cured patients attest this tact.
81. at druggists,
"Ibuy Dr. BensoH's Csiery and ChGmomite
Piiis and introduce them wherever gO Per
SOndl knowledge and experience NJ Her effects
on others promptthiS act" Rev. J. 4. Fugctt,
Rector st. Lukes Ch Myersburg, Pa, 80 ct.,
at druggists.
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CTuAso-IIogs-Reca 1900 head OIL p
ments, $500 head market steady except tor
low grades, which are weak packing, a. 10
a. 6j; packing and shipping, "a 6005 20 F.
light, ~ 2JG4 G5 skips, s3 001a CO.
C0ttlo-RCCeipts, 1900 head shipmen a.
LOO; market strong; exports, 81 %
fVl 90 good 10 choice shipping, s. 60d6 J } I;
tie strong grass Texans, % 60dl 40 Ame IL
cans. 81 50fCb CO.
Sheep-Receipts, 800 head; shipments, ?lOJ T;
market strong inferior to fair, az 25fl3 90 r
l0I hs good, So 80; choice, i39J.
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nus. LoaAr AND MCCOY, having Il nished theiI
course OF lectures AZ tho opera house, have
taken roomi at the City hotel, where tho sick
may consult them Tho doctors treat all forms
OF chronic discMts, whether medical or surgi
cal,
hedfcat Diseases u yspopsia, diseases OF
the Kidneys, heart and lunga, rhcuma .ism,
neuralgia, paralysis OF any part OF tho body,
catatih, scrolula, wasting OF the body, or OK.
ccssivo accumulation Of tho flesh all dis.
eases peculiar to men and women asthma,
tape worms and parasites OF every dcscrip.
tion that inicst the human stomach aud
bowels plCurlsy, chOI ~, dCmcnta aand chronic
con stipation,
surgical Diseases col u liberated or varico @
veins ON the limbs, hemorrholdes, throat dis.
cases, squint hare lip, cleu palate, club foot,
hernia, bow lgga, contracted knee joints,
anourisru, removal of dead bones polypus,
tumofs oi any part oi tho body, hip Joint dis
ea-n, stone In the bladder, cancer OF the lip.
breast, or any portion of the body, torticoli-
or wry neck.
All important operations performed under
Surgeon Listers celebrated " AntissptiC
spray" AVID under uuBathcsIi, This method
lnsurcs the well doing OF all severe wounds,
and tho patient against even tho slightest
path.
Hump back or doiurmitIes OF the back bone
treated nnd curod without cutting or incon-
vcnlcnce TO the sufferer. Pits OF every de.
sCripIuu Gu cd. Special invitation IL extend
OF to consumptivcs 10 visit the doctors
pHrlOrs, Tue ravaBos OF this disease they
arrest II they see IL I'm time. Their asthma
cure e. without rival. They have certain
and surc cure tor rCatJrrh. Acute rheumatism
cured IN from q 10 - hours, sub-acutc and
chronic rhUumhtism IN COrrcspOndinRly
short time. All diseases peculiar TO the sexes
n specially, Tape worm removed In two "a
i've hours and without pain. The drst appli.
cant 40 afflicted cured free OF charge.
The doctors dovote tho forenoon of each
Thursday to surgical operations. Those sUI.
fertn0 from surgical diseases Wtu please cal
upon the Doctors on ne forenoon Of each
7hrsidy, o2O.sd it'd
Camclia Dentonc tor the teeth IL veIy ina
grant ana removes Tartar and Scuri, harden,
lie gum7. stops decay aud perfumes the
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DEAriis

UERnEaln this city on the l7h Ist, George
Gerber, Ia u Q Jsth year OF his age.
The relatives anh friends OF the family ar.
respectfully invited To attend the iupefnl,
from the residences OF George Dorwart, No, 5G9
North Queen street, on Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock interment at Lancaster o,metCry, lis
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pnnlcn secnnn TrtnI-

DUBLIN, Nov. 10.-Thc second hial of
Joseph Poole, for the murder Of John
Kenney in Seville Place, July 4th,
1882, was began to-day. Tho court room
was crowded.
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Fatal Fight by Gamblers

denver, Col, Nov. 19.-Duriug
fight over faro game last night, Jacob
Weiderman, a faro dealer, was shot ard
killed instantly. Tom Yoager, another
faro dealer, is supposed 10 have fired tks
shot
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The undersigned beg leave TO return their
sincere thanks to the Lancaster Mpnnorchor
Teutonia Lodge, No. lbs, X. of r., and the
public in general for their kindness I'm attend
ing tho funeral OF their late son, Frederick
Il DOS, on the 18th inst.
Mn. and MRs. LAWRENCE Coos
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Kicked Uut.

How many people there arc who arc strug.
Cling TO rise In this world that are kicked
teshfc on never kicked OUT Its patrons
II Il true blue. For throat allc ctions, asthma
and cltarrh II u certain and rapid cuIe.
For sale by II. Is. Cochran, druggist l87 and
l39 North Queen street.
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recommend Lady Clmelia's Secret OF
Youth aud Beauty for the complexion, us be
ing tar superior to any article l ever used. II
positively TcmOvcs FreCkle-, and Will remove
Tan ia ono nppl' cation. PUCC gUc.
TuT sale at AL druggists.
MIS-. J. RENNE SMITH,
iolS.tmlNSr Newark. n. J.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
our KrauLAK UORREsro NUK.
vents Along tho susquehanna-items oi
interest IN and Around tho h"ronsh
PICKED up by the inteii-
gsncer Reporter.

interest IN and Abound tho Borough
Picked up by the inteih-
gsncer Reporter.
John Burke. "A Columbia aud Port Do.
rOsit railroad track watohmau, was struck
by a south bound train on Saturday at ~
o'clock y. M, whilo asleep on the track,
mud received injuries from which he died
On Sunday morning at q o'clock. The ac
cident occurred near COnowiugo. When
first noticed by tho engineer the unfortu
nate man was lying In tho middle of tho
track, supposed to be asleep. The engineer
whistled aud he rose to a sitting position
The train could not be stopped in time 10
prevent hitting him. lie was struck aud
knocked oil the track, over the bank,
upon the rocks below. He was single
man aud lived at Conowiugo with a
sister.
Personal ana social
Mr.. VIM llitCshuo in confined to his
house by illness.
Mr., Budd Griffith, of Boston, is in town
visiting his mother.
Mr.. Cooper llugcntuglcr, Of Harrisburg,
was among his old friends hore ycster
day.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist
church, will hold a meeting at the parsun-
age at "A p. m., to make arrangements Tor
a sooiabe aud literary entertainment.
Mrs William Hiteshue's G2d birthday
anniversary was celebrated on Saturday
evening by party, which was given TO her
at her residence by about thirty OF her
friends. 1t was pleasant affair.
Town notes.
The pay car Of tho Reading & Columba a
railtoad was here to day.
Two funerals were held in Mt. Bethel
cemetery at tho same timo on Sunday
afternoon.
The latoly inaugurated reforms at the
engine houses arc being strictly carried
out.
The cold weather has by no means
broken up corner lOunging, our oOntem
poraries to the contrary notwithstanding
The Shock library has bocn enriched
by another hundred dollars worth Of new
books
To night Madame Girard's novelties
Will appear mt the opera house. a large
audience will no doubt be present as q
variety show generally has good patronage
here.
Hunry Le Marie aud Francis Favre, two
Partisan Frenchmen were sent to the
county jail for seven days each by Squire
Young this morning for beiug drunk.
st. Johns Lutheran festival was not
much of financial success. IL was very
poorly advertised aud that probably ex
plains the meagre attendance.
The special services which were held
yesterday afternoon in Mt. Zion A. VI +.
church for Olive Branch lodge, G.. l. ..
Of O. F., was largely attended. Rev.
Walter Thompson preached q very i1tnr.
esting and appropriate sermon.
The Reading Il Columbia rdiIroad COM
panV should now Mace on the road A lr ~
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HALE's Honey OF Iinrohound charms away
cough, cold, or influenza without any bad
cG. ct. rikcs Toothache Drops cure In one
minute. i9.iwdeOd&w
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TitE FLA mis-.
80 Horses Perish In phladolphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l0.--The frame
stable of Christopher Hare on Washington
avenue, below Seventh street. was des-
troyed by fire this morning. Thrty-six
horses were in the stable at the time and
20 of them were burned to death. Hare's
loss Is abOnJ "a, 600.
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pbIIaae,nbIa u.,,I, ,Ia,na,

STOCK YARDS, " EST PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10 -
Cattle receipts, 5000 head market active &
NlIC higher.
ShGep-Reccipts, 10 head market slo v {;
prices unchanged
Hogs Receipts, 900 head market octiy q I;
selling GI07c extra Chicago, nc.
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Lnldtn Ke.T.

New YORK, Nov 10.-The funeral SER
vices of Late Rear Admiral Stephen D.
TrenChavd took place to day in St.
Stephens Episcopal church. Tho body
was taken TO Philadelphia for iuterment.
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suspeot.a ofn FouI Crime.

RosLYN, L. l., Nov. 10.-A tramp was
arrested here this morning suspected of
murder of the Maybees. About % dollars
was found ON him
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l.nIIA,lelnnfa
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks stTOng.


Philadelphia & Erie q. .R........,....,l lTL
tending Railroad NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .5N
Pennsylvania Railroad ad......................5 59L
l.ehtgh valley Railroad h.......,.,............ 7aH
United Companies OF New Jersey.
northern ihclnc.. ..,...'................. 3Dls
Northern Pacific Preterroi............. 10. 66k
Northern Central Railroad .......... ..... 81
Lenigh Navigation Company..............s s7l
NorristOwn Railroad. d........................llO llO
Central transportation Company. .,...... 8S14
Pittsb'g, Titusville q Buffalo Il. H.. ....,-i2X
Little Sghuyikih Railroad ad................., 63
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II ! can send one suffering soul 20 you,
writes james Corbin, OF washburn III,
will b" happy. Samaritan NsrUlns cured mo.
aul viii cure AL cases Of dts" $50.
nlSlwdeodSw
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rrnm SYrncnan. n. Y.

"I ioit weak ana languid had palpitation
of the heart ana numbness OF the limbs. Bur
dock Blood Biuers have certainly relieved me.
Thcy are most excellent" Mr.. J. NJ. Wright
For sole by n. u. Cochran, druggist, l37 and
l39 North Queen street.
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MEArnEn lNpIuArInNs.

WARRINGTON, Nov. l0.-For the Middle
Atlantic states slightly warmer fair
weather, light variable winds, stationary
or lower barometer.
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\ 100000 Fire.

NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 19.-Thc country
residence Of Geo. V. Hecker, on Orange
mountain was destroyed by fire yesterday
with tho furniture. Loss, $50, 000
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For Lame Back SIDE or Cnest uso III
LOH'S POROUS PLASTER. PriCo, - cent
Sold 10y II. Is. Cochran, 1877 and lS9 North Queen
tTurt, Lancaster. tCDliCOdG