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Smyrna times., 1883-04-25

How TO FURNISH A New HOUSE,
Mary Kyle Dallas advances some very
sensible ideas on this subject in the
New York Ledger. Eastlake furni-
ture?' laughed young housekeeper
in her hearing. "The good old-fash-
iOned furniture is good enough for me.
L shan't waste my substance on such
absurditieslo She had totally wrong
idea of Eastlake furniture.
Eastlake was the name of deceased
English artist, who took a great inter-
est in decoration and the beautiful and
proper furnishing of homes. The
name is applied to a certain sort of
furniture which, far from being over
ornamented, is the plainest, simplest,
best and strongest in the world. A
piece of furniture made on the true
Eastlake principle will last any one a
lifetime, and its peculiarity is that
everything is cat straight, and fastened
together with that strength and securi-
ty only possible to straight cat wood,
Of whatever sort it may be.
When you furnish your house get, if
you can, straight chairs, straight bed
steads, straight bureaus, without curves
anywhere and without ornaments
made by machinery and stuck on.
You will then have stuff that will last.
You can add to your household posses
sions, and need not renew them.
Have nothing stuck on-no heads of
Minerva or designs in wiggles that
mean nothing-to crack off and be
glued on again. Such things are not
even ornamental. Never varnish any
thing, but use oil. Cover up all the
white paint you can. If you own your
house have the inside wood work paint
ed dark, and drape your marble man.
telpiece as deeply as possible.
Smyrna times., 1883-04-25
GROCERIES AND PROvTSrONs

Mocha Java i@2ut%ra Maraili". Rio and Mixed Office,
Teas, spices. SHruD> AIoli--,~. and ALI
llckltS sauces AIMED ''o'io baking
Canned Meats Poultry. F,l N.,,f,ii., 3"1IN
Cream Cheese Choice Macktt Hams
soaps, lycS soda. Powder. Shot. i,ls,,,, W.,
burning OILS, Lard Oil Tanners Oil In,cl gu Billing
El0ur llr!in. Entl Ei.Ld d-1.Ll l--.L-.
Smyrna times., 1883-04-25
GLASS WARE AND QUEENswARF

China and Granite ca and Chamber Sets complete part
Dishes, Teas, Plates, TuecHs, nd ali ct}cr
Glass Fruit Bowls
Fancy Vases, Toilet Sets, Engraved NI,ss
Flower Pots Pipe Guards Fruit Jars Jugs.
InWarc > he to tl4.S.,
Smyrna times., 1883-04-25
BOOKS AND STATIONERY

Poems and AlsrelaneouS Books for Youth and Older People
Bibles, lIynnals. Music Books Albums, Erl,,s.
Blank Books Memorandum Pass Books. Pocket Books school
Paper. Envelopes, Inks. iuil- Pc.. p.n,g''
Picture Books Blocks Fancy Paper Blank Bonds Nolga.c, Dl
Best Gold Pens and Inc IIoldc 'c'
Smyrna times., 1883-04-25

The Mugby Junction tea party is
the latest invention for yielding fun
and money for churches. Baskets con-
tanning suppers for two persons are
sold by auetion. Each bears the card
of the woman who prepared the meals
enclosed, and the purchaser has her for
a companion at table.
Smyrna times., 1883-04-25

Africa is now obviously in the wood
pile of European politics. France,
Portugal, Great Britain, Italy, and
Belgium are all interested in the Dark
Continent, with Germany and Austria
not unwilling to take part in prescrib-
ing terms spOR wOuld-be possessors of
it. The Ffench occupation of Porta
Negra, in Congo, and the despatch of
Portuguese war vessels to Loanda, have
just put a new phase on the African
situation.
Smyrna times., 1883-04-25

Great oaks from little acrons spring,
Great aches the little t)e-corns bring;
But for every corn
That ever was born,
St. Jacobs Oil is just the thing.
Smyrna times., 1883-04-25

The production of Wagner's "Parsa-
fal has been forbidden in London on
the ground that it is milde up Of scrip
tural scenes and characters, and the
New York Legislature, is about to sit
down on Selmi Morse aud his "Passion
Play" for the same reason.
Smyrna times., 1883-04-25

AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS. Mr.. J.
Thomas Budd, of Middletown, has pre-
pared the following agricultural statis-
tics of the State Of Delaware for the
year 1882:
Fdrms.-TOtal number, S,749. In
der 3 acres, 4 i; between 3 and 10 acres,
3ll; between 10 and 20 acres, 4S4;
between 20 and 80 acres, 1,lO5; be-
tween 20 and 80 acres, POS; between
80 and 100 acres, 2,039; between 100
and 500 acres, 4, ,631 between 500 and
1000 acres, G6; 1000 acres or over, 8.
Lire HOck.--Number of horses,
q $685. average price So So; total
value, 81 ,652, ,029.00 Number of mules,
1899; average price, S87.62; total val
ue, $345, 1880. Number of milch
cows, 27,339; average price, $25.4O;
total value, $694 4,4l100. Number of
cattle other than milch cows, 26,OO5 a;
average price, $2l.37; total value,
5000, ,127 %. Number of sheep, 22,077 ;
average price, $3.12; total value,
SOS, $4,000. Nurnber of hogs, 1910;
average price, $&'.67; total value, $45l, )
$1,000.
Grain.-Bushels grown in 1882 =
Wheat, ,200,600; corn, 1886, 900; oats,
39l 800.
Wages.-Average rate transient SER
vice, with board, so cents per day
without board, $110 per day. Average
rate Of harvest wages, with board, 81 .25
per day: without board, SLIGO per day
Average rate of wages per year, with
board, 1880 per month; without board,
! $500 per month.
Seeding Time-SeasOn of seeding
wheat, September 20th to October 10Th.
Average date of seeding, 1882, October
1st. Percentage Of wheat drilled, 10;
broadcasted, 25.
Smyrna times., 1883-04-25
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS

SILKS, CasHlncc ApaCas. Na-I1k I,n pauI
Cloths, and linens; ;rCl
'e'"' @yt % i M mn Linens Skrting~ FaG iG
Coraes Gloves Hosiery Buttons Lace SIX, ,raI W N
~. ia;dic~ {" nl- CITdrl. T:J
Smyrna times., 1883-04-25

How TO SHORTEN L1FE.-The re-
ceipt is simple. You have only to
take Il violent cold, and neglect it.
Abernethy, the great English surgeon,
asked a lacy who told him she only
had cough: "What would you have9
The Plague? ?" Beware of "onlv
coughs" The worst cases can. how
ever, be cured by DR.. VIM. Halls Bal
sam for the Lungs. In Whoopiag
Cough and Group it Immediately allays
irritation, and is sure to prevent fatal
termination of the disease. Sold by all
druggists and dealers in medicine.
DR.. Rogers Vegetable Worm Syrup
Is one of the most pleasant, or palata-
BILE preparations for worms we have
ever known. 1t is thoroughly effica-
cious, and never requires any other
medicine to carry it off after using it.
Children like it, as though it were
honey!
Townships Toothache Anodyne
cures instantly.
Smyrna times., 1883-04-25

The old story was repeated Thurs
day in London. When the eight pris-
oners charged with a dynamite con-
spiracy were brought before the Court,
the man called Norman, but whose
real name seems to be Lynch, turned
informer, and gave a long account,
duplicating his comrades. What he
said will certainly interest many per-
sons on this side of the Atlantic. for he
refers to men and places in and about
New York. In this case, however, as
in previous ones, the weakness of
those who are leagued together comes
from within their own body. Carey
turns States evidence in Dublin and
Lynch in London.
Smyrna times., 1883-04-25

The SERVANT GIRL PRoBLEM.-The
housekeepers of Smyrna think they
are called upon to endure extraordinary
trials from their servants; but the
trials here seem to be light compared
to those endured by housekeepers in
the South.
Said a noted housewife in Atlanta:
"Oh, dear, what shall we do about SER
wants? Bad servants are the bane of
Keeping house. The colored servant
grows steadily worse. She is unclean-
ly, wasteful, pilfering, careless and
story telling. She robs me unsparing-
ly to feed her children, or her sisters,
or her friends, or to give away. If [
give her the keys she helps herself. If
give her out the food, she is too sharp
for me. She makes her dough too soft
and comes fer the keys to get more
flour to thicken it. Her tricks are end
less. Talk about sharpness. One
stupid cook will outwit dozen ladies.
My hairpins and pins will 60 every
morning. My best napkins are used
to dust or wipe dishes with. My finest
dishes are broken or disappear myste-
riously. They broke themselves OF
walked off upon their own feet The
old-time, well tried servants are disap-
pearing, and soon will be entirely
gone. The present generation of ser
wants is almost worthless and getting
worse. Think of changing servant.
monthly or Oftener. There is no sys
tenn of recommendation for protection
Why, the best cook | had for years
! have had to turn off hecauSe | founC
out she had been in the chain gang fo
theft"
And the perplexed and gentle lad!
wrung her hands in despair over tn
colossal and unsolvable problem.
Smyrna times., 1883-04-25

" You can use my name to
recommend your Family Physi.
ciGn. II cured my son OF Il
violent attack of Diphtheria.
1t cured me Of sun Pain Of a
very -evere haracter. and great
ly relieved Il case of Fits Of
many 4edrs standing. always
preventing the Fit if used in
time use it a. a general
fdHitig Ptg>iciuH for most every
thing aud il gives perfect salts
faction
Smyrna times., 1883-04-25
GUQhS,

Coughs, E9., E9r.
CGldS, ,.. I" !
Sore Throat, L"5 E",I'
DiphMerid, a.l''. ,ric,
Group, alml N
Whoopng Fan Fan
Cough, dose
rem
MumpS, we
sur
.1sthmd, my.
tltt
Bronchitis,
Q"insy,
Choleru, arc, are
ChOierd race
MorbuS, trea tl,g
DidrrhDd, not
DthC
Dyscatcry, N,
PhJ
Heartburn, np5
ibeel
Pdipatdtionc Of bru
the Heart, ,,"'. e"
Epilepsy, oap g5,'
| Neuralgia, -
IOOthdche, cia
| viu
Headache, 1t
vci
RhUcmdtiSHi. Iy
mn
Sprdin&, pre-
tin
! POUNDS, !i. tn
Sores. 'ac
Bruises,
BterHS, So,
III
ScaidS, rr, u
Hysteria, wi. va.
Paralysis, ed
Intermittent
Fcrer,
Insect Bites d. p,2
Stjags, pa
Chicken CH0ic- u Dil
rd, Ia
Menstrual an a.,
Difficulties, on
| CUrb,
SiCeeny,
Spacin, Fo
Riagbone, ,
Spiint, A,
cults. dc.
Smyrna times., 1883-04-25

OUR CIvILIZATIoN.-It is the little
end of the nineteeth century. We are
in land of Bibles, telephones, public
schools and gooG newspapers 1t Is
the broad MONDAY blaze of the highest
enlightenment the world has ever
known. Yet a whole family in Cincin-
natl believe an old woman has bewitch-
ed them. The mother Of the family
burnt painful of paper flowers to drive
away the witches, and fools in YonkeIs
pour their dollars in the lap of the
seventh daughter Of the seventh daugh-
ter" who pretends that she "cau> es
speedy marriages, brings the separated
together, tells your very thoughts on
entering the house, reveals your whole
life from the cradle to the grave, gives
luck in numbers" &c.
Smyrna times., 1883-04-25

The Special Senses have been termed
the Fire Gate'cdys to Kno,Uledge, from
the fact that they receive and transmit
to the brain impressions regarding sur
rounding objects thrO' their nerves.
The nose, or organ Of smell, is a double
chambered cavity, lined with a mucous
membrane, over which is spread nu-
merous nerve filarnents, branches of
the Olfactory nerves, for the reception
of Odoriferous impressions. Catarrh
soon destroys the sense of smell,
causes inflammation of the membrane,
rapidly becomes offensive and culmi-
mates by becoming chronic. Ely's
Cream Balm cures catarrh, no matter
how long it has existed. 1t is not a
LIQUID or snuff. so cents.
Smyrna times., 1883-04-25
j. B. COOPER,
COOPER BUILDING) .
Corner Main and Commerce Street,
SM 6RNA, DEL.
CARPETS AND OTLCrOTuc

Carpets by Sample from New York NcWN York Price.
BRUSSELS Tapestry. Three Ply Ingram p y
OhcloILS NaetS hHSS Mats licr. lack Bindings TI hl
New 0k ma,l,f Il l,.ir
Smyrna times., 1883-04-25
THOS 7. HANSEN,
; Points near Camden bel.

After suffering terribly for
several days with Il bGi sore
Throat, ami trying Earipn>
remedies without rcliei. finally
bulhed my throat and garglcd
with EImUy Phgs'riu and not
Il yeNtige ut sore throat remain
ed the next morning.
II NJ. DAGGER
Near Camden. bel.
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In tue ,UurtS.

In Chicago yesterday q decision was
rendered in the case of Frederick ker,
who abscouded to Peru with $4,000 worth
of securities belonging to Preston, kean
& Co. He applied for his release on the
GROUND that lie was kidnapped from
Peru, and therefore not legally under ar
rest" Judge Mchllister decided that
"as proper writs Of arrest were issued by
n court having jurisdiction of the crime,
those writs were operative, no matter
how the pnsouer was brought within the
territory Of the courts jGrisdlCsion.' The
case goes to the supreme count
The case of the Pennsylvania railroad
company agaius. the Philadelphia
Reading railroad company touching the
control Of the New York Il Long Branch
railroad will come before the United
States circuit court at Trenton, y. j.
An argument is also expected on VIM B..
Dusmore's rulo 20 show CIlsa why the
lease Of tho New Jersey Central railroad
to the PltlaiolphiI & reading railroad
should not BE- annuilJd.
4 demand WIS made yesterday upon
Wm SpraFue. under order OF the supreme
court ot Rhods Irald, for tho possession
OF the Qlldneck cpmpAny's property, bIt
Sprague refused TO surrender il. He said
he " did not rocoyuz, the authority upon
which the application was made.
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lancaster .gnfrlligrncrr.
n, rATA. Avu,prNr,
Another RaiIrosd Horror probably Caused
by rsgiigence.

ut
Among those wounded by the accident
on the Ohio & Mississippi railroad, near
seymour, Ind, Sunday, were Mrs, Taylor,
the mother Of the child who was almost
killed. She was badly injured about the
head and breast. Mr.. Perdue, of Green
Ridge, Mo-, bai his leg broken Mrs.
Perdue. arm broken Aloart Ridge, head
aud shoulders hurt the porter Of the
sleeper, name unknown, had several ribs
broken. II is reported that train No. .
left Seymour Immediately behind train No.
3, and that IL was running at the rate Of
thirty miles an hour when II struck No. 3,
The q We persons left at Mitchell, Willie
Dickens Albert Dickens, J. V. Taylor
wife and child, wore all bound for DesotC,
X Kansas, aud arc doing well this morning
aud are now in good splits. Engineer
Philips, reported killed. is still alive, bat
his iuinries are severe. He was crushed
between the engine ann wrecked car on
a side track Both trains had been order
Cd to go slow past the wreck Of the freight
traiu, aud Phipps was ordered TO come to
a full stop, as he had car of unusual
width in his train and there was doubt
of it's clearing the wreck. He seems to
have reached the point before he wa,
aware of it, though 1t was well marked b.
q bonfire.
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John Gyumbor, the Hungarian who
several years ago achieved almNs; q
national reputation rs a long time sleeper,
was married Monday mpruilg, in the
Catholic church OF tho Sacred Heart Of
Jesus, on North Fourth s.rest. Allentown,
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Mans, in the presence Of the
Hungarian colony which has settled therc.
The bride is a woman about twenty five
years Of sge, aud for several mouths she
was cook in tue Hungariin boarding house
The wedding created quite str among
the friends of the couple, aud after the
words were spoken which made them hUs-
band and wife, the entire party repaired
to the Hungarian quarter, where amid
feastiug aud drinking lie event was Gale
brated SIX barrels ot beer We're prov dsd
for the occasion, and the megTymakiug -
to continue all week. After tbs celcbra'
ton is over, John Gyumber viii set UP a.
tolrd,ug house keeper, with bis bifo rs
chief cook
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Is the most elective Pain Destroyer ln the
world. WIN most surely quicken IN" blood
whether taken iutornG.y or applied Cylrr-
nally, ana thereby more certainly EELlEN T.
PAIN, whether vnruuIc Or acute, ;m.D any
other pain uIov!a,or, tud II Is Warranted dua-
ble the 7,rcugtL than any other similar prvpa-
ration.
II cures lain in the siIe, Back or Eowol-
Sore TEro-t, Rheumatism. roJthacUe, and
ALL ACHES, ana ia Ihe G-est IeuCver oI
Pain "RRON N'S HOUSEHOLD PAHAChA" "
should he IN every family. 4 t"aspooutIl OF
the PSuaCca IN a tumbler OF no. water [sweet,
oned, Il preterTcdl, taken IT b"dilu.u, VIII
BREAR UP a COLD. p cents - bottle.
mAyl-T.Tb,FSw
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Rev. George n. Thay"r En Old citizen of
THIS vicinity known to every one ~ a most
influential citizen and christian minister OF
the NJ. Il. church, Just this moment stopped I'm
our store To say, " wish everybody to know
lhht consider thut both myself and wife owe
our lVes TO shiloh's Consumption Cure" II
IL hAVlng tremendous saIe over our counters
and Is giving perfect satisfaction in all cases
OF Lung Diseases, such aS nothing else has
done, Dlis. MAlCnETT n ERASLE.
BOURBON, Ind, May 10, Is
Sold 10y II. B, Cochran, dmg.r-i Nos 1877 md
l39 North Queen street, iancUslor frblirod4
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MdCHINERY.


i and permanently closed the Chestnut
Street Iron Works, desire to inform my old
patrons and the public generally, that | am
still I'm the business, being located In the Penn
Iron COmpany's W orks, North Plum street,
OF feyory de triptiOn, and viii be pleased to
serve all who may favor me with their patron
age. From 10 years experience in the business
aud using the best material and employing
the best mechanics, am sati fed | can guar
antee entire satisfaction, Castings male from
mixture OF iron and steel which are more re-
liable for strength and durability than the
best cast iron known. V teeth roll pinions,
rolls and rolling mill work speciality. Cast
ings OF every description. have all the pat
ter5 al the well and tayorably known Mowror
Corn ana Cob Crusher, rented and improved.
Also on hand, mills completely htted up on In
parts, to replace Old ones which nave been In
use tor years, guaranteeing thom TO give sat
isiaction.
angll0md II. Z. MCCULLEY.
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MEDICAL.
psOwN's IKoN BITrFRs.
THREE PARTICULAR POINTS.


no . In
d-BRo $ m
aoscn
strength ndtupart
gcaic community. Thrcsn 10 in bu ting gsucha ameicinc
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SHULTZ'S SONS,
No. IA North Queen St.


EREY'S USIVEKSAL PILE sUPPOSI-
l. TORY. sure cure for every form OF
Piles, internal and external, itching or bleed.
Ing, ana long standing cases. IL has never
iahed even ia cases rs long standing as 25 10 SO
years. This suppOsitory Is cone shaped easy
To apply, safe, neat and cloan ana Possesses
Physicians use IL In their practice. Give il a
trial and you viii be both relieved and con-
vtnced. II your druggist does not keen II or
get II Tor you, accept no other, but send for II
by mai rs IL can be sent anywhere by mail.
Pricc, DOC per box Prepared and sold by
ANDREW q, FREY, Druggist,
NO. - East Orange ST., Cor. Christian,
aprT-lydSw2 Lancaster, Pa.
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The most powerful An
tiseptiC agent which
chemistry has pro
.luCed.
Its use either inter.
'Hdiiy or CTtsr HdWV rCu.
.ders allitCOmeS In con
tact with, pure, StCttt
and clean, the prOduC-
.tiOu OF disease. germs
ceases and the patl
RECEIVERS.
Jyhea used on Jic. -
Scdids. Burns, LTup
tons and Sores q stops
all pain, StCssiruS he
paris and promotes ne
rapid Formation Of
heating feSh.
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Ss-PLs IN IALs F9pa uE- NwAYSE-IO BnOHl
IL Nay Concern: Itching pies Is one OF. the
most annoying Comp!a!Ut7 known TO physi.
clans. livery one can tell wnH,Ecr he IS thus
afhicted by Observing the following syHp-
toms Intense itcnin@. particularly after got
ting warm. II seems as II pin worms were
crawling IN or about the rectuUL sw4ll Jumps
sometimes form. The private part are often
affected. Tie moro you scratch tho worse the
itching. Knowing that mJ ointment Is super.
Tor to any article In the market, guarantee II
10 cure the wOrs- case OF itching piles IN exist
ence.
tSignedl, H.SWAYSE, NJ. ..
DT. swaynH's ointmrnt (. also a Pheasant ant
effective cure tor tettor, itch, s.ut rneqm. cry.
sipelas, baruer's Itch, pimplc-, ana all sculy.
crusty, itchy ssln crupuous. SOLD by ali
prominent druggists. or will go sent tor JJ,is.
lin &c. stampsl, boIn-. SL2j. Address, Dr.
swayne 3 son, Philadelphia, Pa.
octli-IydTu.Tn&S5w
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DRESS GOODS.
MATS AND cars.
HATS AND cars.
ShULTz's SONS.
IF YOU HAVE FAILED

IF YOU HAVE FAILED
TO find a hat that is just what
you want, come to see us at
once. If we happen not to have
it. in stock, a rare occurrence
here, we can make it for you.
Place your order now, and we
can get up anything in the hat
line in a few days. This is a
great advantage to a man with
a very small or a very large
head; or a man who wants a
peculiar style. There is moth
ing like being suited exactly, and
here it will cost you no more to
have what you fancy than ifyou
could find it on our shelves.
For the young men we have
to-day something new and very
stylish, just come in, and will suit
the young man who wants the
latest.
SHULTZS SONS,
No. IA North Queen St.
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81 have useu Eurd0cE Blood Riucrs. and am
happy 10 say th"' ntEu dome me more good
thhn anything yet, send a iur,her quantity
al once lis man WAS n sufferer from dys.
ptpsh Tor twenty years III, name Is AlGN.
ahder LOngh, aud he lives ~ hipcnu, Mich
For sale Oy II. 3. Cochran, druggist. III NM
l33 North Queen street,
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[signeil,


Small POx ertdicatcd. small PoN cured,
Small PoX pittings prevented by Dubys FRO.
phylactic Fluid.
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YELLOW FROST CIGAR STORE, 81
Il North Queen street. Headquarters iCr
the best DC cigar In the city, at
HARTMANiS
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ltisafICt cstabl!s he'd
bv science that many
d 1 : - Hse- are intro
duCcd by putrifaCtiun,
which rUprCuuCes It.
self and prupOgHtCS
tho disease IN ever
widening circles.
These diseases g.uCr.
ate cont CiUu and MI
he air WItN death.
Such IS hat dread Ter
rOr.
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INEAN.s ~TLUIsIU mEuiGIsE. - TnE
" Great English Remedy. An unfailing
r. tor impOtonCy, and all Diseases that
tude, Pain In the Back, Dimness OF
Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
".Irr dlsoA-us that lead 70 Insanity or Con.
sumption and u Premature Crave. Full par.
Nsul@gs In our pamphlet, which We desire 10
,cld tree by mail TO every one. The Specific
Medicine Is sold by all druggists at .! per pack.
age, or six packages Tor e., or will Gc sent tree
Jy mail on the receipt OF the money, by ul-
dressing the agent, II. Il. Cochran, l37 and H.
Nurlh Queen street. on account Oi counter
,ti;s, We have adopted the Yellow Wrapper
turuuly genuine. Guarantees OtcuTc issued by
uH iOr sale ia Lancaster by II. g. COpuI ~
nIugEi.l, lBl and l3J North Oueru sir,,,l
Iut CRAY MEDICINE O..h.r
rIp-lvHAs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-25
EOSTDITER'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BIPTBRS

In fever and aguo districts, in tropical and
other regions VISITED by epidcnics, and IN
decd In all loCuiur- where the conditions are
uufavoTablc TO hea0t this famous vegetable
iDvigornnJ and Alternative, ,lIOstotter' stomach
BIt;eu-, has reeU found potent safeguard
even 70 feeble constitutions and fragile
france. white a. q cure o. indigestion, bilious.
meas AMI KindroI complaints, It IS without "a
rival
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gen
orally. -l.lmdeOdSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-25

hNtASTEk AMI "tih.C'VNtSit a.,
Cars run ~ iuIlUwa
Leave LancatseJ a., x uopo', nj A.,
li.3O u. NJ, and ., 4, ana $50 n. IN, esrpnt on
Saturday, when the last car leaves nj p,s, n "A,
Leave MillcrsVille dover endJ ~ g. Is. a,,,,.Ia
n NJ, and |, 3, bnnd 7 u. IN.
cars run daily ON sh,ve me eIorp, ou sun
dav.
4 (,OLUmBiA n rOKT DnpOs,r Raj,
~ ROAD TIME TABLE
Trlius now run regularly ON tho Colun hi,
Port Deposit Railroad on the following
time