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PhiladelplltR M arkot.

taIL LADs.vAIA, Feb. 2l.-FlOur nrm but
quiet.
W Whe:it quiet ut dec inc: No. Western Red,
81 221spl g; Del. and Pa. Red, 81 ls0l % {;
Lon@berry Red and Amber, 81 40l d
Corn quiet and easier Steamer, Csc Yellow
and Mixed, 7lGD72c No. mixed and Yellow,
65IG6c.
Oats quiet and custer; No. White, SIC !;
No. 10, 53c; No. do, Sic; No. mixed,
jO1.951c.
kye-nOne here
Seeds Glover firm Mt l36Dl4: some fancy nj
l41.c Timothy dull at - l252 p; Flax5eed
neglected at 81 IS.
Provisions firm, with fair demand.
Lard firm.
Butter-choice wanted, other GRADES dull :;
PA. Creamery extra, 3Sdl40c DO firsts, $50 SIC.
Rolls dull Penn'a and Western. 1l1Sc.
Eggs dull: Pennsylvania, 25c; Western s2G
23c Lined, l7G9!Sc.
Cheese quiet.
Petroleum dull Refined, 7Ss97s4c.
Whisky ut 81 Is
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SECOND EDITION.
WEDNESDAY svENING, FEB. 81. 1888
TEI4EGRAMS


THE FATAL NEW YORK CALAMITY
| A Jury SeIecIed To Investigate tine Cause II
the Disaster-The Building Not Favor
able for Occupancy.
New YORK, Feb. 21.-Ths coroner this
| morning selected jury TO investigate the
causes which led to the fatal school disas
ter. Crowds OF people visited the place
this morning. Many were loud IN their
denunciations of the clergymen il per-
mittiug the stair case, which they
say has been weak for some
time, to remain without being properly
trengthened. All the injured are reported
to be doing well. The dead children will
be buried Tomorrow from the church OF
the Most Holy Redeemer, whers services
will be held.
An examination Of the records OF the
building department shows that report
on the condition of the school had been
made, from which it is inferred that II an
examination was made the place was
deemed to be in good condition. An in
spection of tue building shows that the
doorways are only two and a half feet
wide and open iEwards, facing on the
end, on the benches so as to allow no pas
sage room and with the aisles narrow and
blocked up with stoves. The exits every
where opened on q dark and narrow hall
Way.
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Not tho Only Fool.

IeNdS alltlnSS.
Judge Peter Dombey attended the in
augural ball, and lie enjoyed himself so
much that about midnight it took four
men to bring him, in hack and in COM
atose condition to his wife. She, thinking
from the looks of him that he had rush
of blood to the head, sent for the physician,
who investigated the patient carefully and
then directed that the family pastor be sent
for at once. In short time the clergyman
Was bending over the couch Of the dying
reveler. The clergyman was in the midst
of an earnest prayer when he smelt rat,
Or rather the aroma of whisky.
think" said the clergyman, that our
friend has already had more spiritual
consolation than is good for him. Yes,
he is drunk" calmly replied the physi-
clan. Why, then, did you send for me ?'
" Because, you see, didn't caro- to DO the
c2ly FOO. Oh this sad OCCASION
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The Temperance Women.

The WOmen's Christian Temperance
Union met in the basement of the Duke
street NJ. z. church. yesterday afternoon
at 2:3O to perfect their organization and
| commence the work they have assumed.
MIS-. J. p. Wiekersham, the president, was
in the chair, and Mrs. L. Ellen Wright,
secretary.
The proceedings were opened with
prayer and the reading of 4 portion Of the
scriptures by the president. After some
introductory remarks by tho president
there was an INFORMAL discussion as to the
best ,nes."s of accomplishing temperance
reform. The constitution sent to them
10y the state society was adopted. Two
new members were elected. The follow
ing na.Ged churches are now represented
in the Union St. PauPs Reformed, Duke
street Methodist, St. Johns Lutheran,
Moravian, Presbyterian and Olivct Bap
tist. 1t WAS decided to hold the next
! meeting in st. Paul's Reformed church,
next Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. The
meeting closed with prayer.
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A DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.


A Clean sweep IN Columbia Borough
There are many sad faces in Columbia
to day. for the election is over and there
are quite number who did not get what
they wanted. This number is principally
confined to the Republican ranks, however,
as the following list of those elected will
show
| FIRST WARD-School Board, VIM. B
Given. D.; Council. James Perrottet, D.;
Constable. John Gilbert. R.; Assessor,
Andrew J. MeislinS. D.; Judge VIM. B.
Fasig, r.; Inspectors. Joseph McFall, D.
and Martin Hink'e, r.
| SECOND WARD-SchoOl board. II. G..
| Graybill, D.: council. George Tile, D.;
constable. William Wittig, D.; assessor,
William Boyd, r.; judge, Harry Nolte,
| d.; inspectors. James Schroeder, D., and
James Baker. X.
| THIRD WARD-School board. DR.. w.
F. Markell. d. !; council, Henry Westerman,
| D.; constable, Frederick Stuck, D.; as
SCISSOR, Daniel Gohn, r.; Judge, William
| Beck. d.; inspectors, William Books, D.,
| and William Gilbert. X.
Messrs. Jacob Sheath, D., and Christian
Strawbridge, r., were respectively re-
elected chief burgess and high constable.
The election passed off quietly, with a
single exception, and that was fight
which, however, did not cause much ex-
citement. Few people awaited the re-
turns last hight, as it was rather cold
standing ON the streets and nothing of
warming nature could be had, as all the
saloons were closed.
The raging Democratic Columbia re-
porter of the Examiner is about on a par
with the bowling Democratic editor of the
Sa M In tho ho ho
standard of the Republicans, but always
forGets to vote that way he casts
straichtOut Democratic ballot. Strange,
isn't it /?
But the happlest man in Columbia to-
day is Harry Nolte. L" S,udge NOlte, of
you blease" He will make good Judge
of election and do his duty. We know he
will. AS he remarked to the crowd last
night, it is the first time in many years
that a Democratic judge has conducted the
election in the Second ward, and /" he is a
Dutchman, py shiminy."
Don't say that Columbia is Republi.
Can stronghold hereafter. The combined
Beaver and Stewart vote had not half
score ma ajOrity in town Put out the
rooSters now, Squire Grier.
Bennie Clepper has missed the assessor
ship again. Always will, tco, although the
Republicans have strong majority to
back him with, if they only would but
they won't why is it {? Let us here bid
poor Henry Fisher last sad adieu.
Willie Wittig had too many votes, and
Fisher is minus the cODstablesbip. The
"Tow Killers - went back on him. Con-
stable Struck bounded through the politi-
cal arena with a rush again. When, after
desperate exertions, be finally focused his
gaze On a voter and said, "Come..with me,
my p"y,' there was no resisting the appeal
and the Democrats scored another vote.
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For the INTELLIGENCER.


A certain party met the proprietor
of the Rockhill hotel, (Manor township
and accosted him as follows: "DO you
know whether Jacob Lutz has got any
catfish for sale ?" The reply was that
>NCapt.W. D.Staui1er has engaged all Can
catch for the next week. Ga the Wednes-
day after the election lie is going to bring
his friends dow:i to partake Of a first class
catfish supper
Just at this time we would like to know
who are to be the guests of the great dc
feated? Ii there are any SO brave in oul
city as to do him honors in that way We
should like to know why they did not on
election day show their devotion and not
let him suffer an ignominiaus defeat at
the polls. We are aiTaiG that Mr.. LutZ 1
catfish will be in a spoiled condition before
that banquet comes eff.
WE ARE AFTER YOU.
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NOR RENT. "A LAfS(iE TWO-STORY
Il Brick House. No. 13l North Duke st.
a two story Brick Warehouse on Mifliin
street, between South Queen and Prince
streets.
A Two and a-nalf story House No. - West
Chestnu street. Apply to
A. j. STEINMAN,
i2a-tfd INTELLIGENCKE Office.
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The use OF Elys' Cream Balm, "a sure cure
for Catarrh, Hay Fever and Cold in Head, is
attended with no pain. Inconvenience or
dread, winch can be said OF no other remedy.
Price 50 cents.
Apply into nOIrils with little finger.
1 could scarcely speak it Wa almost i'm
possible to breathe through my nosrils Using
Ely's Cream Balm short time was entirely
relieved, My head has not been so clear nor
voice so strong in years. recommend this
admira' lie remedy to all afflicted with Catarrh
or Colds in the head. j. o. TICHENoR, Dealer
in Boots and Shoes, Elizabeth, NJ.
As one having used Ely's Cream Balm 1
would say 1t Is worth its weight in gold as a
cure for Catarrh. l bought one bottle at Mar
tin 4 Eply's drug store in this place and 1t
cured me. S. A. LOWELL, Frankly, Pa.
fl4.2wdM, w ,F&W
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WANTED GIFL. TO WORK IN THE
w kitchen and assist in the dining-rOOm.
Applyat COPLAND's,.
it'd no. 12J orth Queen Street.
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I ECTUKE.
II A Lecture on ''The Lite and Character
OF Thaddeus Stevens" p" will be delivered in the
First Baptist hurch. this city, on TIL u HSDAY
for the benefit of the church. This is q very
| interesting and instructive lecture. ard all
should hear it, as it will not likely be deliver
ed in this city again. And the instruction
and Information contained in II cannot be
obtained elsewhere. Admission % Cents.
fl7-3tS,T&W
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DURLIC SALE OF COLUMBIA REAL
ESTATE.-On WEDNESDAY,. FEB. p,
lS3: at the Franklin House. in Columbia bOr-
ough, will be sold q large TwO-StOry BRICK
MANSION HOUSE, with Lot OF Ground,
fronting 1873 feet on Second street south of Lo-
Gust sire ct, and in depth l76 feet to Bank alley.
on which it II Onts 205 feet. The house has large
hall, IL rooms, bath room, paved cellar &C.
convenient closets, marble mantles. pOrche5,
&C. IS located in one OF the best residence 10
cations in the borough, and with I title ex-
pense could be made most desirable resi-
dencc.
Also, will be old 4 Two-Story Frame Dwell
ing No. al Lawrence street, in said borough,
3Oxby IOi feet. more or less, extending to an
alley.
Sale to commence at 3 o'clock p. m. Per-
sons wishing to view the premises will call on
G. C. Kaufman. ESQ.,, Locust street, Columbia
ALLEN A. HERR,
AdInr d. b. n. C. t. a. OF Joshua Vaughn. decd.
tebl7-9dt
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EIr. Packers Death.

A dispatch from Philadelphia to the
New York Times denies the report of Mr..
r. A. Packers death, alleging that though
he is very low the report of his death was
premature. Some Of the Philadelphia papers
affirm the report others seem to deny it
by making no mention of it. The after
noon kilograms to-day give no further in
formation on the subject.
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Is the most effective Pain Destroyer In
the world. viii most surely quicken the
blood, whether taken internally or applied
externally and thereby more certainly reiiev
pain, whether chronic or acute, than any other
pain alleviator, and 1t is warranted double the
strength OF anv similar preparation. 1t cures
pain in the SidC, Back Or Bowels. Sore Throat,
rheumatism and AL ACHES, and Is THE
GREAT RELIEVEK OF PAIN. "ERowN's
HOUSEHOLD PANACEh" should ne in every
family. a teaspoOntul of the fanacea in q
tumber of hot water [sweetene'i If preferred J.,
taken at bed time will BREAK UP A COLD. 25 cts
9 h.:11'c fsbll-lydM. W&S&w
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NEW ADVEKTISEMENTS.

T UNCH LUNCBi!
Il SCHILLER HOUSE this "WEDNESDAY
evening. Sour KrOut and Speck.
lids T.. MATTERN.
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a .paSter SurOrlsed =,

Last evening about one hundred and
twenty five members of the Duke street
NJ. E. church surprised their pastor Rev.
W. G. Robinson, by marching in a body
to bis residence Oh East Walnut street.
After AL had gathered in the house, Mr..
J. g. Good arose and IN a short speech,
presented the pastor, with suit of clothes,
nat and large basket of fruit. MIR. Rob
inson recrived the gifts with an appropri-
ate speech. After the presentations fine
lunch, which bad been provided by the
members, Was partaken Of.
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llothersI MOfners Mothers

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with excruciating pain OF cutting teeth? If
so, go at once and get q bottle OF MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediate]y-depend
upon it: there is no mistake about il. There
Is not s. mother on earth VINO has ever used it,
who Will not tell you at once that 1t will regu-
late the bowels, and give rest to the mother
and relief and health to the child, operating
like magic. II is perfectly safe to use in all
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription OF one OF the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold everywhere. e5 cents bottle.
ma-ly-M.W&S
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HE2ThS-

RIDDLE Feb. -, 1888 in this city. Edith
May. daughter OF William and Arabcllc, In
t c 7th year Of her age.
Funeral Thursday morning ut 10 O'Clock
from the residence of her parents, 3ll North
Lime street. feD2I2td
DosTMAN.-fcb 90 1883. in this city, John p.
Dostman, i'll the 7jd year of Lis age.
The relatives and friend OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from his late residence, No, % East Mifflin
street. on Thursday afternoon at o clock.
Intermcnt at Lancaster Cemetery 2td.
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A German named Frederick Lipple, was
attacked by a party of roughs On South
Duke street yesterday afternoon. lie was
knocked down, beaten aid kicked in {.
most brutal manner. He made complaint
before Alderman Dnnnelly who issued
warrants for the arrest of his assailants,
and one OF them, Walter Myers, was ar
rested this morning and locked up.
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a Narrow E.cape.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb. 2t.-I'hn
steamship MORO Castle, ruunin between
New York AMI Ch lrl,s.ln, rIsi,iy de-
stroyed by fire early this mornin; was to
have sailed from New York to day,
and had half her cargo aboard. Officers
and crew had barely time to escape with
what clothing they wore.
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The Ladies' FAIR.

At the fair in Temperance hall last eve
ming the tufted zephyr cushion presented
by MIS-. d. E. Long, the first of the nu-
merous articles to be chanced off, was &C.
cured by Mr.. Henry Short. The numbers
were drawn from the wheel by Katie
Eorngesser, but years and months of
age.
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Rev. DIR. Johu W. Nevin, d. d., was so
years old yesterday, aud last evening
many of his friends, neighbors and rela.
tives called upon him to tender in person
thoir congratulations. His son, Capt. w.
W. Nevin, of New York, and his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hobt. Fl. Sayre, of Bethlehem,
are also visiting Cernarvon Place. DR..
Nevin is i'll excellent health.
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La Stuck Market.

observation-disclosures 1900 head : ship
| ments. 90 head qualify much better; mar
ket fair opening steady. but closing weak
ana l0c lower; mixed packing, p logs 80 !;
heavy. So s0S7 10; light, 81 O96 80 skips,
81 1896
Cattle-Receipts. $500 head; shipments,
l,4O head market generally easier Closing 2t
.0i5l l5c lower: exports. s5 90J96 25: good to
choice shipping, IS 2OI5 . common to fair,
81 Soll5 10: butchers IN liberia! supply aud fair
demand 81 60a14 80 stookers and feeders ut
s. 20sR4 IS.
Sheep-Receipts, $500 head: shipments,
I,sOO head /; demand strong tor choice to eX-
ira I2> to i50 u sheer, s. 9OG6 . good NUT
steady at S5G5 60: common to medium slow
at IS 1894 80; scalawags very dull ut - OO0
$50.
EAST LIBERTY -Cattle-ReceiptS 2,5i1 head
market firm at yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Eece!pts $50 head !; market active:
Phiadelphias, 81 1907 80 BaltimOres, 81 Esq
40: Workers, S1ft7 20.
sheep-Receipts 600 head /; market steady
and unchanged.
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New YORK, Feb. 21.-While Artiu:
AIcKane was returning TO his home from
ball in company with his sister early
this morning, he was shot i'll the back by
an unknown assassin and seriously wound
cd. Whether the bullet was intended for
the young nlan OF his; sister is as yet q
mystery.
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KAkRI2GE!:.

SHEETz Sta UrFsH.--t'n Tie zOi Ii of February.
SS3, by the Rev ". r. GeI hard at SchlOtts
Fran nklin house, Mr.. Christian NJ. ShcetZ, to
Miss Annie X. Stuufier, both o. Rapho town
ship. lids
GoHEAN-WEiLEa-tm the ?uth OF February,
1888, by the ReV. ". 7. Gerhard. at the Loop
ard hotel, Mr. Edward Ii. GOEcan. OF Chester
county, to Miss Annie r. Weller, OF Salisbury
township, lancaster cuuntV. ltd*
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Yesterday thief entered St, Joseph's
Catholic church, and broke open and rob-
bed the contribution box which hangs
therein for the reception of offerings for
tue benefit of the poor. 1t is not known
how much money was in the box, but
there must have been a considerable sum,
as the box had not been opened for a long
time
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Marietta. With those exceptions all the
rest OF the ticket elected is composed Of
Republicans. In Little Britain the Dem
ocrats elected the entire township ticket
except school director. In Bart the Dem
ocrats elect the assessor, one supervisor,
auditor and town clerk.
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DISPOSITION OF tho Tar,.f bill.
A Trenton Bribery Case.

TRENTON, N. j., Feb. 21.-In the inves-
tigation of the bribery charges brought
against ex Speaker EagaI, Mr.. Eagan
to, day took tho stand. He admitted
having visited Arm;tage's house and try
ing to persuade him TO have the consider
alton OF the plank road bills postponed.
He denied, however, that te ever spoke TO
Armitage about money i'll connection with
the matter.
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WLKEsBARRE, Pa. Feb. 2i.-John
Keenan, and William Murphy, the alleged
murderers OF the Hungarian recently
killed at Eckley, were arrested in Union
town and brought here and lodged il
prison last night
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DUBLIC SALE.-ON THUSRDAY, FEBRU
AIRY D. 1883, at No. 229 Shippen street OF
household and kitchen furniture. One hair
cloth parlOr suit, 2 chamber suits, Estey par
lor organ, Brussels. ingram and rag carpets,
tables, chairs, cupbOards. lounges, mirrors,
range and two parlor stoves, tin, glass and
queenswarc, tubs and buckets, aud u variety
of other articles not mentioned.
Sale to commence at O'Clock q. m, when
terms will be made known by
MRS. MARGARET DIFFENDERFER,
III. SHUEERT, Auct.
II, l.. FRAHEY, Clerk. f174td
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a Fatal Fight.

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 2l.-Last night
Boston Bright shot Wesley Caps through
tho heart and killed him, in front Of d
bar-room. Both were negroes. They
fought over game OF cards.
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Arm Squeezed.

Wm. Coulter, a laborer on the Parkes-
burg construction train, while coup
ling cars just east of this city this fere-
noon, had one arm badly squeezed. He
was sent to his home on Lock Haven ex.
press,
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AU. 9, Steamer Lost.

Hone KONG, Feb. 21.-The United
States steamer AshreiOt has been lost.
All her officers were saved, bat eleven OF
the crew were drowned.
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characterization at Sius Sing.

SING SING, Feb. 21.-Tweuty-aight men
in the prison foundry refused 10 work this
morning and have been locked up with
the other IevDltars. Tho latter cheeved
them as they were marched i'll. It Is;
thought mere Oh the fouudrynlan will
strike this afternoon.
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Sale of HOr0o0.

Samuel Hess & Son, auctioneers, sold at
public sale on Tuesday, Feb. 20, 1883, at
Petersburg, for Jacob 8. Foltz, II head of
western horses at an average price of s210
per head.
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A Hive of Bees.

BurlOck Blood Bitters bring back health,
when the body is badly dsOrdered by impure
blooi. Biliousness. indigestion, constipation.
dyspepsia and other bad disorders cured by
BurdOck Blood Bitters. Price 81. For sale by
II. b. Cochran, druggist. l37 and l39 North
Queen street.
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Fresh air, cxercis', good TODD and Dr.
BensOn's Celery and ChamOmile Pills will
when used together. cure any case OF nervous
ness, sick headache, indigestion. They
strengthen the nervous system. 5000 physi-
clans prescribe them. f.:b2i-lwd&w
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Martin S Prayer, Huntingdon, Pa, says :
IL used Browns Iron Filters with the most
gratifying results tor biliousness." For sale
by III. Il. Cochran, dru gist l37 and l39 North
Queen street. fJ9-lWdSW
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Frank james Arratgrad.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. S1.-Frank James
was arraigned on the charge of murder
yesterday and pleaded not guilty. The
trial is set for the third Monday in june.
He was remanded to jail.
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Refused

The board of pardons yesterday refused
the application of E. Diller Clarke, of this
county, sentenced to four years imprison-
ment for felonious entry. No pardons
were granted.
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Delta Tau Delta Conference.

Several of the Delta Tau Deltas Of
F. aud NJ. college will leave for PhiladeI-
phi: to morrow, to attend conference
of the first division of that fraternity, to
be held at the Hotel Lafayette.
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BERLIN, Feb. 21.-The Bundesrath has
approved unanimously the bill prohibiting
the importations of American pigs, pork
and sausages.
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PEOPLE are killed by coughs that Hale's
Honey OF HnrehUund and Tar would cure.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
fl9-lwdeOG&w
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, fair weather, northwest
winds, higher barometer, slight changes
in temperature.