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An Authors Frankuess.

London World.
Anthony Trollope's fondness for hunt
ing was little of secret. lie never pro-
fessed to be, and he never was, anything
but an indifferent rider and there is
something strikingly characteristic in his
admission that his devotion to the sport
has caused him to introduce great deal
too much of it into his books, coup led
with the comment that he was never
good horseman. The charm of this
autobiography is that it is the mirror of
the man and when his friends read his
simple confessions that he liked a bottle
of sound wine, that he sometimes fluttered
recklessly five pound note over whist
table, that he was often ag gtated by the
rustling of petticoat they will recall re-
gretiully the memory of one who, as he
says truly, valued their affection above
most other possessions, and who, with all
his roughness, had 80 much in him that
was gentle and good. One word in con-
clusion. There was no man Of his time
who performed such substantial and even
gratuitous acts of kindness to his friends
Not one of these is mentioned by him in
these records.
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EICHMAN.-In this city, on the nth inst,
Charles e., SON OF Z. +. and \. j. EiChmAn,
aged months and days.
Dearest Charlie thou has lett US,

ElcuMAN.-In this CITY. on the nth inst,
Charles e., SON OF Z. +. and \. J. EiChmNn,
Dearest Charlie thou has lett US,
Here thy sorrow we deeply feel;
hIit NJ US U.s. r44 oII ,,n tmat nsronVoS H mS'
Gone bnt moi toTgottrn
To meet his maker
Tho relatives and friends OF the family are
Icspecttully invited TO attend the funeral from
his parents residence, No, 5s Locust street. ON
Tuesdoy afternoon nj 2 otclock Intermont az
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A WONDERFUL 8RUwTH
Ia the Clothing, shoe, Hat, ana EuruisbiDl
ssDuus Isustusss


Reference has been made Ia these columns
oi the rapid strides being made In this line OF
business by the cntcrpri-inR nrm of william.
Eon n Foster, ON East king strcsr
Their business at tho present time, ~ YOU
will notice 10y casual glance at any time I'm
| and among the many rooms and departments
that all he available space that can De had In
the three. story buildings OF Nos. 80. 81, 80 and
- East King street, Is full Ot all kinds OF goods
In this line.
A perfect system has boen adopted by this
flrm from the very beginning OF their busIne 3
career. one p iCe to all ana sell only for Cash
To avoid mistakes ull goods arc examined
after they are sold before being passed to the
customer
Each department, ot which there are four
has it3 manager and separate force OF clerks
which are only allowed by permission To sell
anywhere else 50 thOy beCO ne thoroughly nc.
qulin Cl with their particular line OF goods.
The .clo,hng Ia all kept on tho second aud
third doors, except the Chiidrcn's depart
mcnt which Is on the FIR t door.
A carl accompanies each garment sold call:
ing the patrons attention to their system of
square dealing, date OF purchase and the
suc-Inan's nuino with instructions that should
any Ot the seams OF ths garments you have
purchased rip, or shOuld the buttons happen
to come oil please return the garments to
them and tuey will promptly and willingly
repair II free OF any cost TO YOU. The goods
are manufactured with great care, but occa'
sionallY poorly zCwed seam will puss their
Inspection, OF buttons with roug gh eyes will
cut the thread and TALL on-twO things that no
one can hclp-but they Checriuly make the
necessary repairs and thank their patrons for
returning the same.
The sales I'm Hats and Caps have been larger
this year tnnu any pr, vious year, and the de-
mand has been for more nnu goods than I'm
former years They are sole agents tor x. Dun.
lap \ Co = Hats, OF New YORK, and tie Boston
not quite so fine in the makeup, but very
good to wear
Fur GLOVES und Collars, Lap Robes and
Blankets are also In this department.
In Gents Furnishing Goods you can get
anything you want 10 wear, from Scarf Pin
bR fine Shirt. aud In abundance.
The Shoe department has only been In op.
Grafton since last April, but grand success in
point 0f quantities Of goods they are selling,
and mostly fine grades.
There Is no store in the larger cities that can
show iucr Ready Made work than IL found in
the shoe Department, and the same square
dealing T. pructiCed In the Shoe Deplr1 mcnt
that mas brcu 50 Instrumental in building up
the business to IT'S present vast proportions.
visit tu this house will Call to mind that
there must be- some WORK done there, AS he.
tween q and 81 hands every week are found
upon the pay roll. and tho show window dec.
orations have been commented upon many
tunes by passors by, ltd&w
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Chicago Herald.
Already the wall has gone up from
Washington that the postal note must go.
Here is the routine they must 60 through
After they have been paid they are made
up into bundles and sent to the money
order division. There they have to.
DO counted to see il the number CORES.
ponds with the statements which they
accompany. Then they must be examined
to see whether the amounts for which they
were issued correspond with the statement.
They then 90 as vouchers to the sixth
auditor, who stores them in great boxes
for reference in the future, if needed. To
do all this work requires special corps OF
clerks, but, as the clerks are not allowed
it falls already on the overtaxed clerks in
the division. The postal note certainly
has not accomplished what was intended
for it, and it is doubtful if it will become
a permanent institution.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
vents along tho Experimentation OF
Interest In and Around the borough
Picked ny ny the int.im-

Interest In and Around tho borougn
Picked ny ny the int"'m-
uenoer Reporter.
Luther memorial services we're held at
al of the Lutheran aud the Methodist
churches Yesterday. The churches Of tho
former denomination were beautiful deco
rated for tho occasion, the adornmeDt Of
the second street Lutheran church never
having been equalled on any previous
occasion. The main feature there was "a
blackboard containing "A representation Of
tho finding OF the Bible in the monastery
library at Er furt. The floral display was
exceedingly iine. The evening services
were devoted to tho children especially
and we're Of universal interest. The
address by tho pastor was highly
entertaining, and the choral services were
beautiful, the choir surprising their usual
efforts in this direction. st. Johns
Lutheran church was also finely decorated,
"A handsome painting Of Luther mailing the
ninety five theses to the door of his church
forming the central feature OF them.
Another beautiful decoration was u large
cross, to which was chained an old Bible.
The singing at this church was also very
tine. The pastors morning sermon was on
the subject of "Tbe Childhood Of Luther"
and his evening subject was "The Youth
of Luther"
Personal.
Miss Annie Humphries IL visiting in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. John Wilson, OF Harrisburg, spent
Sunday in Columbia.
Supervisor John \. Nichols has returned
from the tour of inspection of the Penn-
sylvauia railroad.
Mr.. Horace Boyd il homo from ten
days trip to Hockendaqua and Catasa
qua
Notos About Town.
few stray snowflakes fell this morn
ing.
Locust street is being improved by
having some OF the mud scraped from 1t
and hauled away.
The ladies' MD society of the Methodist
church will hold an important business
meeting at the parsonage to morrow at 2
y. IN.
couple OF drunken young men created
disturbance at the Shawnee engine house
on Saturday. One OF them was thrown
out of the building aud allowed to vent his
anger on the streets.
The new switches OF the Pennsy lvania
railroad have had the effect OF preventing
the usual number of slight acGi lruts in the
yards here. The old switches were not
only sources Of trouble, but were abso.
lutely dangerous.
Couestoga Lodge, No lG5, Knights of
Pythias, will hold meeting 10 night, as
will also Riverside Lodge, No. 81, Ladies
Home Communion, and Susquehanna
Lodge, No. so. The usual drill of Com.
pany G. will also be held this evening.
Brought to Light proved anything
but satisfactory to its patrons on Saturday
evening. a iair sized audience attended
the performance which was more Of q re-
hearsal than any thing else. The farce was
full Of jokes of an improper character.
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ph,lsdelpn,s I,lt,l,I,,. r..rn.,. ar

PHILADsLpHrA, Nov. Il -Elo,t au,e, and
steady suporfne, % 900 so EX'TI ii slH,
mi %; MINI, Extra, o. 90
Rye Flour, s3 IS.
Wheat steady No 2 Western Red. ., o,i<
1l OK; No. do, goB90t To. PennT. atej'
sl l64f3l II.
Corn firm sail yellow 80, do mixed
G0a8lo No. mixed, b7h,
Oats quiet; No. | TO, $50 No. q
White, 37hd3sc; No. 8 a s6kaS7o No. .
Mixed, 351fl36c.
Rye dull at GOc.
Seeds Glover at okal0l4ui Timothy dun
at o. iOfpl 80; Fiaxseed at 81 taf11 ~.
PROVISIONS firm, fair demand.
Bacon--Smoked shoulders, bId6c salt do
olh, 0Wb4c new, 5&c; smoked Hams, ltfp
liH picked do, l249l2Ac.
Lard hrm city refined, sxGsko; loose
butchers, 7I@7Se prime steam, 81 s1ps.
western Creamery extra. S2fp33c Is. q, atiu
N: Y: extra, 2lp. Sc Western, 2J6p2lc.
Rolls scarce at 2OB2tc
Eggs hrm, fair demand Penn'a extra, 3ao I;
ice house, 27D2sc Western extra, gOc.
Cheese steady; New York full cream I2i1
1l2Bcc; western do llk@llAo; do hir
to good, l0EWllc; Pa. part SKINS, 5fe7o ,
do full skins, l8 nc.
Petroleum firm Refined, gkdSLc
Whisky at fl ~
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I T.. CALDWELL y 90
Bronzes, Clock Sets, q
Decorative Ornaments,

Our new things from Europe
are arriving in great quantities,
adding materially to the attrac-
tons of our beautiful store.
Objects Of Art in Real Bronze
are now much in vogue, as we'll
as Clock Sets, Mantcl and Ped
estal Ornaments, and other
Decorative pieces.
Our collection represents the
best efforts of all the noted
makers of Paris, Munich, Berlin
and Vienna, whose atclicrs have
been visited by MIR. Caldwell
during the past summer.
We desire to extend a very
cordial invitation to the resi-
dents of this city who may be
visiting or passing through Phil
adclphia, to call upon us.
Our store will be found to
contain much of interest to
every one. 1t will give us great
pleasure to have an opportunity
Of showing attentions to visitors.
T. CALDWELL & Co,
9o2 Chestnut St, Philadelphia,
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80 Easy ON Them.

N. !. sun.
1t is ill jesting with a wounded heart.
The Republican party has no cause for
graduation, and it's present mood seems to
be symptom Of mental decay.
For the Republicans think themselves
happy in that they did not lose Pennsyl-
vania and Massachusetts,. They are happy
because New York is not Democratic by
1913, 900 again, because New Jersey has
increased her Democratic majori-
ty, and because Vnginia's electoral
vote is now assured to the Democrat
ic candidates. They are happy because
they see the futility of their hopes of carry.
ing North Carolina and Florida. They
are happy because they didn't carry Mary.
land, as they hoped to do when they set up
the eminent reformer, Mr.. Hart b. Hol-
ton. They are happy because Minnesota
is still Republican.
Well, they are lucky to be happy. But,
reasoning from effect to cause, it is hard t.
understand what they have to be thankful
for. 1t looks to us like a sign of weakness
Their minds seem beelouded and they are
not likely to be in good order tor 1894.
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French I'OIiteness.

To prove that France once deserved the
reputation Of being polite nation, the
Paris Liberte calls to mind that in days
gone by the Due DO Coislin, although very
i'll, insisted upon seeing the Spanish am
bassador, who had called upon him, to his
carriage. The ambassador wished the duk Q
to remain where he was, aud, to cut short
a friendly alteration, left the room
and locked the door behind him. De
CoisliD, fearing lest French politeness
should be beaten by Castilian courtesy,
jumped out of the window, and was stand
ing, hat in hand, at the carriage door
when his visitor left the house. "You
might have killed yourself, NJ, dc Coislin," !"
said the Spvniard. "No matter" replied
the duke, "what was necessary was to per.
form my duty"
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AEgestsn su AItDoua

A dispatch from Altoona states that
John Cosgroyo and a young man named
Bell have been arrested In that place on
the charge of horse stealing. No partcu
lars Of the alleged crime are given. Ono
OF the names has been sent wrong as IL Ia
likoly Bair and not Bell Two weeks ago
young COsgrove and Bar, both Of whom
had been in the employ Of Joseph Bair,
huckster left this city to go into the truck
business in Altoona. Nothing has been
heard Of them and the news Of their ar
rest on such a serious charge is a surprise.
The Altoona Tribune Of Saturday has an
account OF tho stealing Of horse and
buggy, but gives no names, as the parties
we're then unknown. A boy who spoke
broken English, aud is believed from the
description 10 have been Bair, hired team
at a livery stable last Wednesday he
failed to return II, and the officers traced
him aud u companion, who is believed to
be Cosgrcve, To Bedford, where the horse
was recovered. The young follows had
already sold tho property. They were
taken to Altoona.
1uB Womau's Christian Temperance Union
will meet In the south class room OF the Duke
street NJ. u. church tomorrow evening At Gib
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srowns housono,u rsna Goa,

Il the most effective Pain Destroyer In the
world. WIN 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 IL Ia warranted dou.
bic the strength than any other similar prepa.
ration.
II cures pain in the Side, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothache, and
ALL ACHES, and is The ureat ReIieyer oi
Pain. BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA"
should be in every family. A toaspoontul OF
the Panacoa In tumbler OF hot water [swect,
enod, II preterredl, taken at bedtime, win
BREAK UP a COLD. % cents u bottle.
mayl-T, ,Th,F&W
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The following is a list of letters remain.
ing in the postotiice for the week ending
Monday, November II, 1883:
LddicS' Llst-Mrs. Louisa Beou cheaur,
Mary Breneman, Katy Ruskio, Christiann
Couz 0or.), Mrs. Elizabeth Daveler,
Theresa Fisher, Emelie Fowler, Helen NJ.
Herr, Miss Mross, KehOe, Katy Linden,
Sarah Maron, Florence McCartle, Mrs. NJ
Schultz, Eliza Smith, Annie Zercber.
Gents Lisl-R Il Bitter, David Buck
walter, Uor), l. Clark, Is. w. Dor
sheimer, John Eshlemap,J. Eberly, LII ID.
Benjamin X. Flckinger, Chas Fraelch,
Johu Gertiu, Theodore Hasener, John
Howe, c. w. Kamm, WIN. Kline, VIM.
Painter, \. Pringle, A. l.. Schmidt, Philip
Schneider, Wilson Slough, Thomas Wetz
Ter, Jacob Wise, J. 4. Wors., Weber Il
Herr.
Third snd Tourtn Class Matter.
7hird Class Mrs. Kteffer, Kate Lefeyer,
Henry Troop t2).
FOurM CLa"-B. K. Potter, John f.
Sterner.
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, Nov. l2. Flour quiet supoc-
fine, s3gg3 80 Extra do. 90 65Gf25; Choice %
Fancy do, 81 0jG6 IS.
largely speculative No 2 Red, Nov, 81 100 s0
8l 1913 Dec, 81 I19adl l2; jan, 81 1iGa1 1iLs
Corn L0Bc better and rather quiet !;
Mixed western, spot, 5siGOHc; do future,
5J4GGlc.
Orts dull state, 80 sGi3c Western. 5s@i3c.
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sEp ERIIsEMENTs.

DUBLIU SALE. ON TUESDAY, nov. ~
L at No. ~ Middle street, OF Household and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting ot Chairs,
ware. sc. nl0.2td
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LiNe Stock RriceA.

CHICAGO Hogs Receipts, 900 head ship
ments, 1900 head market brisk at the ds.
cent decline all sold rough packing, % 9np
4 80; packing anu shipping, "A iOai 90 light,
81 lOdi 80 skip4, $3l13 30.
Cattle-Receipts, 1900 head shipments,
1000; market steady, natives nominal
exports, 81 2SGpf 90; good to choice ship.
ping o. iOfp6 10; common to medium, % 900
3 Range Cattle strong Montanas, 81 IL;
Texas, t3 400i 10.
Sheep-Reccipts, 600 head; shipments, 3,60J;
market steady Inferior fair, .s282 so " cwt.
good, S3 So
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Assault and battery.

Patrick Burns, Benjamin Leamau and
Frederick Gliel have been arrested on a
charge of assault and battery. 1t appears
that Henry Wolf, Gustavus Groetzinger
and Oscar Hohein were standing talking
on the corner of Vine aud Duke streets on
Saturday evening when these young men
came alopg and attacked them. One
struck Mr.. Groetzinger an ugly blow in the
face. Alderman Barr held them for a
hearing.
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nsnrys Uarpoiic saIyo.

The best Salve In the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tetter, chapped
hands, chlblains, corns and all kinds OF skin
eruptions, trockles and pimples. The salve Is
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Be sure you
get llENRY's CARBoLIo SALvE, ~ all others are
but limitations and counterieits. Price %
cents. sold in Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
store, lH North Queen street. mY2q-4
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SECOND EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING, NOV. IL. 1850.
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS.
A SHORT ooLLEurIUs OF NEWS.

Court chaplain stocker Not Allowed To
- Lecture In London a Agsipst the jews
a Great sculptor.
LONDON, Oct. II. Lord Mayor Fowler,
in refusing TO allow DIR. Stocker, chaplain
to the court OF Germany, to lecture in the
Mansion house. stated that he could not
disregard the feeling of the jewish com
munity of London by giving prominence
to DIR. Stocker, a man who has excited
hostility against the Jews. Carl
Blind, the we'll known Socialist, in a
communication to the papers here says
that every man with spark of humanity
oughtto protest against Court Chaplain
Stocker's detestable crusade against the
Jews"
Great scuiptor's WORK.
The bronze statue of Martin Luther,
which was unveiled at Eislebeu, Saturday,
is tue work of Rudolph Siemering, of
Berlin, who is making a statue of Wash.
ington for the city Of Philadelphia.
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1t cost this county almost 81, 900 to in
form the voters that an election would be
held on November 6. This was for news
paper advertising alone.
The auditors are determined to stick :
they are still busy, but nobody knows
what they are investigating. 1t is propos
ed to hire them by tho year.
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A few days ago Emanuel Weaver car
penter, was at work on the house of John
NJ. Ranninger, in Terre Hill, when he fell
from the top down between the joists to
the first floor, distance of 80 feet. He
had hatchet and saw in one hand and,
strange to say, escaped with but slight
bruises.
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MILWAUKEE, Nov. 12.--August Grothe,
a street car driver, was shot in tho face
and back last night by highwaymen who
attempted to steal his cash box. Whip
ping up his horses he drove mile to the
car stables, where he fell off the car. His
wounds are fatal. The thieves got moth
ing.
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PETERSBURG, Va, Oct 12.--Saathiel
Lewis has been convicted and sentenced to
seventeen years Imprisonment for tho
murder Of John Hewson, coored. Tue
murder was the result of quarrel over
politics at political meeting at South
ampton during late campaign.
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"Love aud He'll"

Rev. VIM. Owens of Lancaster will de-
liver fnll lecture in Temperance hall,
Strasburg to morrow evening. Subject
-''Love aud He'll logicallag related or,
the Goodness of God demonstrated in the
death OF the wiokedu
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SPkCI.IL NOTICES

recommend Lady Camelia's secret OF
Youth and Beauty Tor the Complc NiOn, rs be,
ing tar superior 10 any article ever used. II
positively removes FrCCkles, anG will romOyc
Tan in one application. Price soc.
For sale 1T All druggists
MkS. J. RENNE SMITH,
ic13-6ndMS9 Newark, n. J.
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riiiiBg the Wheel,

This morning Judge Livingston and
Jury Commissioners Ellmaker and Erb
began the work of filling the jury wheel
They will place in ii the names of 400
men to serve on juries during the year
1884.
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sudden Death.

Caroline Hursh, of Strssburg, 73 years
OF age, widow Of the late Samuel Hursb
was found dead in her bed yesterday
morning at o'clock by her daughter
Deputy Coroner II. G.. Book held an in
quest, DIR. Weaver making the post NOR
TEN. The verdict was death from
apoplexy. Tho funeral will take place on
Wednesday at o'clock.
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Uigar isox Makers ON a strike,

New YORK, Nov. 12.--About 1000
cigar box makers, men and women, be-
longing to the cigarmakers' union, No. I
of this city and vicinity, are on a strike
because their employers desired them to
work overtime.
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Sale OF budding Lots.

Shubert u sutton, auctioneers, sold at pub.
lie sale: on Saturday evening at the Leon.
ard hotel, for DR., W. Compton, executor
of the estate of w. G.. Evans, deceased, 3
building lots situated on Park evenue, to
Josdph +. Zuck for $705,
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DBiTU AK \.


Jacob L. Killinger died at his home on
West Orange street on Saturday evening
OF consumption. Deceased was we'll
known in this city. He was constable of
the Fifth ward and member of the city
police force for about twelve years. Last
year he was defeated for the OH 20 of con
stable and since that time has been n
watchman at tho watch factory aud also
worked at his trade of Carpenteriug. He
was 30 years OF age, and the funeral will
take place tomorrow afternoon at two
n'rlOck
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1uB WOmau's Christian Temperance Union
will meet In the south Class.ro OF the Duke
street N. n. church to o.morrow evening At Giij
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a storm at Toronto.

TORONTO, Nov. 12- A violent gale
broke over this city last night. levelliug
telegraph wires, fences, trees etc. A con.
siderable quantity of snow fell this morn
ing. The weather is cold.
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snow storm at Utica, w.

UTICA, N. Y, Nov. ia driving
snow storm set in here after five O'Clock
this morning and continued throughout
the forenoon.
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Cured when Physicians .,ys Up.

"Our family physician gave up our child TO
die, =" wrote Henry Knee, nsq., OF Ncrilla, war
rem Co.. Tenn. 1t bad its. Samaritan Ner-
vtne has cured the child" fl.jD
ne. g.lwdeUuSw
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HALE's Honey OF iIOrehound ana Tar re
licVes coughs quicker than any other medi-
cine. Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute. nl2-lwdoOd&