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MEDICAL.
n. ]. E. SMITH,
=. IN. Chapllne Street.
~ wv Ss,r Fourteenth Street..

N phydciAn'G success = the
Z iss1p1Si ~ III Ose who have conSulled
u y "a liiy W.. ,is,,t ' name without permla.
.f,r W pAu 'nSny hundred certificates
q I'd hay, r s I'D after they had been
9 n ShOEa h ~, 1 thorough medical edu;
40 ineat"g "a, hospital experience aug aug
n 10 ullhI l sI agents, 4 Close ob,erv'
Iiih ,I tss ptculIirIties aud .sIis! ~
3, y slss,a'1HId Tin IinnEly give the patient IN!
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SMALLPOX
and
PITTING Of Small
Iox PREVENTED

Amsmbcr ofmy fam.
lily was taken with
Smallpox. ! used the
Fluid ; the patient was
not deliTiouS, was not
pitted, and was about
the house again In three
weeks, and no Others
had H. j. W. PARK
IMsoN. Phlladelphia.
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ngpIoALa
DARBYs
PROPHYLAC1-IC
nEDIoAL
FLUID.
A Household Article for Universal
Family Use,
For Scarlet and
Typhoid feyerE,
Dlphtheria, Sail
walton, liberated
sor0Throat, Small
Pay Mnaslesan,I
Eradicates
MALARIA.

all Contagious Diseases. Persons waiting on
never been known TO spread where the Fluid was
used. Yellow Fever has been cured with Ii AFTER
black yomit had taken place. The worst
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DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes will be
honored with banquet by friends in New
York on April II.
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General Butler expects to take the stump
for Mr.. sprague in Rhode Island on Thurs
day
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BUSINESS CARDS.
STEPHEN MCCULLOUGH,
CARPENTER AND BVILDER

UAHFENIEh AND BUIIUEh.
Brick Building erected complete in all modern
improvements, Also wooden buildings fitted up
ftted up In yard at work shop aud taken TO any
part and completed, on reasonable terms. All al.
teratons made on old buildings, roofs valleys and
en- and shelving fitted up on short notice. Store
fronts put In and stores altered. Residence No. 50
Sixteenth street, formerly occupied BY Mr.. Ben RI
ley Shop In rear OF Capitol, on Alley u. myil
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SNlrp&Ipr.
BAN c11Y. Mlcn. Feb. Q. lssl
WHAT IT Did FOR AN OLD LADY.

CUsHUCIUN eIAIIUN, " u DuU p 1910.
Gents-A number OF people have been utipg your
Bitters here and with marked effect A lady Of
over seventy ycafs had been sick for the past ten
ycIrs; she had not been abe IN be around. Six
months ago she was hapless Her old remedies. or
physicians being Of no avail sent forty five miles
and rot u bottle Of Hop Bitters. Il had such an
effect on her that she was able to dress herself and
walk abeu, the house. After taking two bottles
more she was able to take care Of her own room
and walk out 10 her neighbors. and has improved
ali the time since. My wife and children also have
derived great benefit from theitnse
W.B. HATHAWAY, Agt U. y. Ell. Co.
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REMARKABLE /!


KANSAS CRY, No.. Sept %. 1882,
us,u.tg,y owe to humanity 10 say what
.....5T bu done for me. one year ago cen
~. "a rsse Of Blood Disease, Gnd not know.
=. ,,nl, ol such troubles, allowed It 10 run
800 line. but finally applied TO the best
s..,s,r in this city. who treated mo for SIX
v, IA Ia, time took over COO pills OF Proto'
m, oty,ru,y. J, grain each, aud hAdFun DOM
s,J,StiDn 40 tolS' pounds, and was confined
j-s,S.I Vilh AerruriAl rheumatism. scarcely
\. ntsn py,slI over. geIngS travelling man,
me- Maternity found me In this deploable
.Ittoa, and recommended me to Try your spe'
!: &, !: : e: e.: ', 9 s.$ !:
-,.l d. u.e Of Il With very little faith, and In
|aa,u hire weeks was able to take my place on
,.s,4 The Srs and c ppeF coloted spots grad.
.,n,tuppeared, aud today have not a sore or
',Imuy tenou, aud my weight Is 2lI pounds,
~, no,s than It ever wlG ! do not wish you 10
,.N.; nv uIt1e, but you may show this letter 10
:, oSoSbt he merits Of y. i. g., for know II
|giEN1M INN
YOun truly. J. Ii. b.
N, hlty year sgo there lived In Montgomi'
= n 1 Young man who was terribly afflicted:
| M M urattd iOr Long lime BY the medical
| ITbsi0 d this town with 10 benefit, he com.
- uking Z. SIS. After rntStently taxing u
insoIh, h wa Cur8d. Being acquainted with
IiIjTNtnty ysaM thereAiter, eau testify that
| n lsue never mIde its return.
Nv. BsHOP, J. r, Hot Springs, Ark.
iva yabL come TO zee US, aud we will CURE
| no Il Auye nothing Write for partieulasand
| ,r;5a he lille book, Message 70 the Untor-
|s.is susgtnE." AK any Druggist % 10 our
etas
rFtl,NOo Reward will be paid 10 any Chem
stis VII ind, on analysis Of 100 bottles Of g.
| IL @.prtcle oil Mercury. Iodide Of Potassium,
IN, Mineral substance. 1FTsPEGFIo co.,
lhjtaurN Atlantis, Ga.
Price OF small Size, u 90
Large Size, l7o
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS.
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,rInAnC1AL AHDiConnERcIAI..
Now YORK Money and RfoclIs.

NEW YoEk, March g -Monoy Gas per cont, clos.
Ing, offered Il 4 per cent Prime mercantile paper
6ask PEI cent. Sterling Exchange bankers bills
steady a o. 81. demand y SSIs
1oyeaxaMfs-strong and IIla1,i per cent higher.
o, 8. lehigh & Wilkes. lt2s
U. 8. g, extended.--l0sIs: PAS. g 1nts....iii;
o. 81 NJ oupors 20lSI o r.. Land Grants. 100
Pacihc u Of isS,......l2S TO- p. dLking fund ll6
E SH seeond1........ do Ro Grand div 8
RAILROAD Moderately active and strong;
STATE HEcUMriEs-Dull and without special
features.
Louisiana conSols... IS Virginia 6s.....:..... 81
Missouri Gs............,ll0 Virginia consol, ex'
st. Joseph. .....-...l09hl TIA mat coupons. ~
Tennessee 6s......... 40 Virginia deterred..- 10
Tennessee d. new, ~ | FL, div,
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aRoneIi on Corns,,t

AK for WellS "Rough on Cornsn i6c
Quick, complste, permanent cure, Corns
Naris. bnniola I. ~ NJ
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| Diphtheria |
| Prevented.

The nhv,;r;ar, hen,
III. D,Tby,S FINN vrrs
Observation-Disclosures.
mani N Dinh,hr,;s
4 STo,'I.Fs,STTcr ~
[;TrenSbono ia.
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The cost per annum for cremating 1000
bodies at Bombay Is $4,000.
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Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn.
testify to the most excellent qualities Of Prof.
DarbyS prOphylactc Fluid As adiSinieetant and
detergent Ii Is both theoretically and practically
superior TO any preparation with which am ae-
QuaInied.-N. r. LUrroS. Prof Chemistry.
Dnrbys Fluid Is Recommended by
Hon. ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS, Of Georgia:
Rev. CMAs, +. DEEHs, DID,. Church Of The
Strangers, N. y:
Jos. LRCoNrE, Columbia, Prof. University, sc.
Rev. A. BArrLr, Prof., Mercer University;
Rev. GEO. F. PIERcE. Bishop NJ. E, Church.
INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY HOME.
Perfectly harmless. Used internally or
externally for Man or beast.
The Fluid has been thoroughly tested, and we
have abundant evidence that II has done everything
here claimed. For fuller information get Of your
Druggist pamphlet or send to the proprietor,
j. II. ZEILIN & CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists, PHILADELPHIA,
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PONDS EXTRACT CO.,

"a West l4th St.. New York.
Full line OF above preparations displayed
in one OF Ponds Extract Co. 8 Show Gases and
sold by Logan & Co., 953 Main Street. Wheel.
Ing; also bye. Moenkemoeller, corner Market
and Twenty.seconds Streets, Centre Wheeling.
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7 u S
PILLS
a plsoRDERED LIVER
is THE RANE

Of the present generation. II q for Che
Cure Of this disease and lie attendants,
sfCK.HEADACHE, BILI0UsNEss, DYs.
PEPsfA, CONSTIPATION, PILES, etc., that
TUFTS PILLS have gained D world.wide
reputation. No Remedy has ever been
discovered that acts 90 gently on the
digestive organs, giving them vigor % %.
simiIate food. As natural result. the
Nervous System Is Braoed, the Muscles
are Developed, and The Body Robust.
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Austrian postal savings banks took in
5000 In their tirst month, January, lsSS.
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NEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

A LEXANDER BONE, sR.,
NOTARY PUBLIC, GENERAL BUSINESS AND
LICRNEKD REAL ESTATE AGENT, STOCK
AND MONEY BRoKER.-Deeds Leases, Acknowl
edgements, and Partnership Agreements drawn up
MerchRnn' and Manufacturer Books opened
HOUSES Rented, Rents Collected, Collection
promptly remitted-An business correspondence
Sots's Biocf.h corner Market and Twelfth Streets
Wheeling, West Virginia. nol7
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-10
Oid OounperIeil NOles.

Among lot of old papers in the quarter
sessions Office, was found yesterday,
several counterfeit notes on the Farmers
bank of Lancaster, they having been fled
away with the papers in a certain forgery
case in which the grand jury had ignored
tho bill Of indictment. The notes are very
primitive looking, being Of less size than
the greenback and printed in plain black
Ink on one side OF the paper only. The
engravings consist of farm scene placed
on the upper centre of the note. In tho
foreground is young man Sitting on q
plow, and beside him is a yonsg
woman holding in her hand a dis
taft on which is q bunch of fax
In the background is a rude looking
farm house and barn. On the left of the
engraving is the figure "5" and on the
right the letter "V," each enclosed kind
of scroll. On the left end of the note is a
band on which is the word "five," and
on the right end the word L" Pennsylva.
uia." The wording of the notes is in the
usual form, is dated March 8, 1882; is
made payable to ]. Wind or bearer, and is
signed by George L. Mayer. president, and
John Eberman, cashier. The counterfeit
is said to bo very good one, of the plain
old notes formerly issued by the bank.
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FROM HARkIsBUKu.
The batch OF Bills Passed. Finally
necial DiSnafch To the INIKLLIGENCER,

The Bntch OF Bills Passed. Finally.
Special Dispatch to the INTKLLIGENCER.
HARRISBURG, Pa, May 1O.-In the
Senate today, Wednesday afternoon next
was fixed for tho consideration on third
reading of congressional apportion-
ment bill. The following House bills
were passed finally Authorizing tho
corporate authorities of any borough
to vacato any road, street, lane, alley or
any part thereof within said borough
authorizing married women and their hus
bands living separate and apart under =
deed of separation or mutual agreement
to sell and convey their separate real
estate free and clear of right Of
dover and courtesy and other interests.
The Senate bill appropriations Of $40. COO
for scientific and agricultural experiment
station passed finally after a prepared
speech by Mylin in favor of tho measure.
The constitutional prohibition amendment
being reached on special order. Nelson
(Democrat) made a speech in favor
of the bill and denounoing President
Arthur for countenancing ths drinking
of liquors in tha White House,
He charged Mr.. Arthur with having in
troduced drinking custom which Hayes
and Garfield had not tolerated. The
Senate adjourned, pending consideration
OF the bill, and the discussion will be re,
sumed this afternoon.
House Proceedings.
In the House the bill taxing oil shipped
outside the state was discussed nearly all
the session without result. The represeu
tatives from the oil regions, are endeavor-
ing to have the bill placed among tho
crowded out legislation.
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OIL WORKS BURNED.
An Accident Not Chsrgeabie to FREQ Pl
.rI Lines. ...r .....

An Accident Not Chargeabie to FREQ PIp<
90. Lines. .4.' ..
NEW YORK, May 1O.-The Standard oil
works. ..at Cavan Point, Jersey City, were
struck by lightning at $3.50 o'clock this
morning. Up to ten o'clock seven
tanks had exploded and the fire is
still raging wi h terrible force. The
works have been abandoned, The
fire is now near tho tanks of the Jersey
Central track, where $l5O.OOO barrels
are stored. Thus far 500, 900 barrels Of
oil have been destroyed, including $3.50, :
600 barrels of refined stored in store house.
The loss will reach $3.50, 600.
Lives Losr.
1880 p. M.-The oil fire is still raging.
The Eagle refinery is in danger. If the
winds continue southeast the remaining
buildings may be saved. The railroad is
on fire and oil tanks arc saved by shovel
ing dirt on them. Six lives were lost, but
none Of the bodies have been found yet.
A Fatal Explosion.
LATER.-Chief Farrier and \ number of
fremen were within short distance Of 4
large tank when it exploded, scattering the
burning oil about them. The men dropped
the hose and fled, but when they mustered
again six of their number were missing.
The smoke was SO dense that it
was impossible to see which way
one was going, and it is thought the un-
fortunate men ran down to the river and
were lost The fire continues to burn
flercely and property already laid in ashes
will reach one million dollars. No bodies
have as yet been found, the heat render
ing close approach, to the building impos-
Sible ..
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One OF tho traditions concerning Lord
bcaoooa6eld which has taken q stron,
hold on tho English is that his fayo,ita
hover Was tho primrose. Tho wearing of
thae hoWer out Of Sespack for his memory
ON the anniversary Of the death OF the crest
Jiago hadsz-April 19- was 30 universal
On the hast anniversary that the dav come
to be popularity called "Primroso Dav."
Nearly every Conservative member dis.
played . bunch of primroses in h;s
buttonhole In tho House of Commons
not safe place to indulge in sentiment
which Is in the least likely to appear ridi-
culous. Even tho porters at the railway
stations wore huge yellow nossgays and
the engines were wroathed with the pretty
wild flowers. OF course it il possible that
many good people were unaware of the
political significance of their floral
Yet there arc people
who see in all this . revival of admira-
lion for Lord Bsaeonsaeld, which implies
,hange in the popular mood towards Mr..
Gladstone. The premier's own feeling
% the sutjsct was shown by an amusing
Incident which occurred outside the House
II Commons. Lord Rosebery, whose
amily name is Primrose, seeing his chief in
Palace yard, buttonedholed him. "Don't
10 that, my dear boy" said Mr.. Glad
tone, pushing his frisud's hand away
With q smile 8: you are primrose and
ny buttOnhole IL not at your service to.
lay"
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OBII UARY.
Dea tn OF miss venie Eckert.

Deaf OF Mis- Venie Eckert.
Miss Venie Eckert, daughter of the late
Lewis Eckert, and sister of Charles w.
Eckert, fruit dealer of this city, died at
the residence of her sister, Mrs. Holtzworth
in Philadelphia. at an early
hour this morning of consumption
of the throat, q disease from which she
had suffered for some time past. Miss
Eckert was young woman of wonderfully
sweet disposition, pure, warm hearted
and unselfsh. She would suffer any in
convenience, ard mako any sacrifice to
confer a favor or do good to
others. or q high religious tenn
permanent, she s. was not one of
those sombre Christians whose religion is
expressed in sighs and groans over the
worlds wickedness (; on tho contrary she
was always cheerful, always pleasant, al
ways aiming to make others happy. By
her amiable and useful nature she won to
herself very many friends wherever she
went. She was born in Paradise town
ship. and lived there many years. After
the death Of her father she kept house
and took care of her aged mother until
she was called away. Then she kept house
for her brother Charles in this city for sew
eral years, and when he declined house
keeping, she made her home with her sis
ter, Mr.. Holtzworth, in Philadelphia. and
her brother Howard Eckert. of Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Her funeral will take place from the
residence of her brother. c. w. Eckert,
No. ZIG East King street, and the inter.
ment will take place in the burying ground
of the old Leacock church, OF which she
was SO worthy q member. The time for
the funeral has not yet been fixed, but due
notice of it will be given. t!l:
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A STABBlNsa AFFAIR.
Serious Resulr of skyIarking.

Serious Resnlt of skyIarking.
Last evening Benjamin Boss and Benja
,nin s. Chesser, employees at the tannery
%! a. a. Myers & Co., South Water and
Ccnestoga streets, had playful rencontre.
during which Chesser stabbed Boas quite
seriously in the side, the knife passing be
tween two ribs and entering Boss' lungs
to the depth of an inch. Boas, who
lives at 1923 South Water street, was car
ried to his home and received the atten-
ton of Dr. Foreman. His wound is .
painful one, but not necessarily mortal.
The stabbing is believed to have been
entirely unintentional. The circumstances,
IS reported to us, are that the men had
just quit work and ran to the basin to
wash their hands. Chesser got there first,
having in his hand the knife with which
he had been working. Boas came up be-
hind him and caught him by the shoulders
as if to pull him. Chesser, without look
lug around, struck backwards with the
knife, the biadc of which entered BOas'
lung, as abova stated. There was not the
slightest enmity between the men, and
Chesser was overwhelmed with grief
when he saw the result Of his thoughtless-
ness.
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Dunkard EXcursiOn.

A large excursion party. composed Of
members of the Dunkard church. left this
city Oh the fast line at 1:45 this afternoon,
for Bismarck Grove, Kansas. where u
great gathering of members of the Dunk.
ard church from all parts of the county is
to DO held. There were between 35 and
40 in the party which left here. but they
were to be joined by many more at Mt.
Joy, Elizabethtown and Harrisburg. 1t was
thought there would be three car loads all
told upon leaving the last named place.
johnson Miller, of Lititz, had charge of the
party, and an agent of the Pennsylvania
railroad accompanied them to Pittsburgh
The place of their destination is two miles
east of Lawrence and 2e miles west ii
Kahsas City. 's 10. "n.-
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-,nER'S PAIN PANACEA cures pain in
man anu beast. For use externally and inter
pullv
FOR SALE.

nRPhANs' CaDUKT sA.E OF real.
~ ESTATE. On SATURDAY, thn Iaih
day OF MAY, 1883, viii be sold in pur-
suance OF an order OF the Orphans Court. al
Public sale, at the Keystone Hotel In the
city OF Lancaster, by the Undersigned. admin
iStratOr of the estate OF Catharfne w. Powell
late OF said city, deceased. the following de :
scribed IL al Estate. late Og tho said Cathariue
w. Powell. deceased. to Wit: E. .-,
All that certain one-and- a half story BRICk
DWELLING HOUSE, and lot or piece
OF ground, situated on the north side
Queen and Prince 81 reefs. In salt city OF Ian.
caster, containing in front ON said James
street sixteen feet, four and One-half inches,
and in depth northward one hundred aud six.
teen feet. to twelve feet " lie common alley
being house No. q. '.a A1.LE
Persons wishing to view the premises Will
please C all on the undersigned, or Dana Gr,
ham, living near.
Sale to commence at O'Clock in tho evening
of said day, when attendance VIII be given D.;
DANIEL q. BAKER,, ,-
apr19 Oawdts Administrator, &C.
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A KAILEOAD LEASE.

The Basis on Which the r. 8 r.. X. r. Will
Control the Jersey Central.
NEW YORK. May 10.-The basis of tho
lease of the New Jersey central railroad by
the Philadelphia & Reading has been
unanimously approved by both boards OF
directors. The terms arc six per CO mt. for
999 years. The Baltimore s. Ohio does not
guaratee Jersey Central ; it will be in ter
ested to the extent of traffic agreement.
the terms of which are not yet decided
upon. The draft Of the lease will be sub
at their meeting at Communipaw to-
morrow.
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THE ROBERT FULTON.
Launch Of the Now Steamboat.

The little steamer Robert Fulton, built
by the Andersons and to run on the Con.
estoga creek from EWitmer's Bridge to
Rocky Springs. was put upon wagon to-
day and hanled out to the creek where it
is to be launched. - 1t passed through
Centre square at 2:30 this afternoon and
attracted great deal Of atten.
ton. The hull is painted black with
a band Of red above the water line.
Around the deck are arranged rows of
seats extending from stem to stern, on
either side, and the passengers are pro,
tected from the sun by q curtained roof,
something like that of an open car. The
boat was gaily decorated with flags, aud
those having it in charge hope to have it
in the water before the sun goes down.
We will give particulars of the launch to.
morrow. 49,
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THE STATE MEDICAL sOUI ETY..

Tho Papers Road Mt the Annual Meeting
In the meeting Of the State Medical So
ciety in NOrrstown yesterday DIR. BENZ.
Lee read = report from the committee on
"State Board of HEALTH in which he
pointed out the need of such an institution
and central sanitary commission, and
urged upon the medical profession and the
editorial fraternity the necessity of Co
operation towards securing legislation
looking to this end.
DR.. o. II. Allis read a paper on the
"Schedule Of Subjects for Preliminary
Examinations" the result of which wSs
the adoption Of resolution to the effect
that the members of the nominating COM
Inittee shall be appointed to confer with
the committee on publication, with view
to devising some plan whereby regular
schedule for the preliminary examination
Of students may prevail throughout the
state.
The afternoon was devoted to the read
ing Of voluntary papers by the following
persons DR.. James Tyson, Philadelphia,
"Address in Medicine" DR.. r. L. Sib
bett, Carlisle, "Obstetrical Notes - DR..
Hugh Hamilton, Harrisburg, Artificial
Ailmentation ;: DR.. II. H. Chase, of the
Norristown hospital for the insane, In
sane ASylumS in some OF their relations to
the community DR.. Do Forrest Willard,
Philadelphia, "Simple methods OF treat
ment of club foot" and DR.. William M.
Welsh, Philadelphia, " The wearing out
of vaccine protection and the efficacy Of
revaccination.
DR.. Chase. in his PAPER on Insane Asy-
lums. denied the oft repeated assertions
that sane persons are confined in hospitals
- - IL
ment quoted Drs Kirkblide Miss Chcv-
alier. of the Society for the Protection of
the Insane Ray, the author of Jurispru-
dence of Insanity DR.. ]. A. Reed, of the
Dixmont hospital Lord Shaftesbury, Of
the British lunacy commission, and other
eminent authorities. He contended that
discharge Of patients who are pronounced
cured from insane asylums has u tendency
to increase the number of cases. the dis
ease being naturally transmitted from one
person to another. II
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maa Dog shot.

This morning about ii o,clook strange
dog, supposed to be suffering from hydro
phobia, was shot by Officer Leman, near
the colored school house., in Strawberry
street. The dog, which was of mixed
breed, foamed at the mouth and showed
other signs of rabies. greatly alarming
the residents Of the neighhorhood.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-10

Two letters addressed to Mrs. Thos.
Gideon, Cincinnati, Ohio, and one to Miss
Mary Breneman, Strasburg, are held at
the postoffice for want of stamps.
The following are held for better direc-
GAsMiss Emnie L. Croft, 21T Monrose. :"
Morras, Chautta Co. Pa"
Pa, in care of J. T. Todd -