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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-10-05

Fifty years ago the Emancipation act
was passed. A couple II YEAR, previous
Il the value a West Indian exports was
t9.g3z. 5u0 In 1880 the value ~ ex-
ports was Es.9Of. 0o0- Meanwhile the
population has grown from 95s. $40 TO
l.fsJ- 0G2- a population more than
half - much again produces for expor-
tatiOn millions worth less Of the
diminished exports two millions worth,
il has been calculated. i raised by the
labor Of = hundred thousand coolies.
Zach negro = computed 10 produce not
more .han - worth Of exports a.
against more than double the value half
: century since Wages are small In
jamaica they are ordinarily shilling
d2y- In Barbados and Trinidad. al
though the average i about the same.
men u crop time and By piese-work
frequently earn double. Wages Of
women are fifth or > sixth less.
Three pounds Of rice or three pounds
and half 81 corn meal. with
ten ounces u salt fi<h. or an equivalent
quantity u meat. are required 10 keep
IN health man and his wife II IN
regular work. On = scale somewhat
lower the food u household consist
ing of two parents ard two children. Il
T. r-ckoned. would absorb . shilling
and eightpence halfpenny : day. leav-
ing little for rent. taxes and clothes. In
the United States > similar family
would consume 80 pounds u meat and
s. bushels % grain. Except IN Bar
haio< and Trinidad the children Of the
negroes are declared % BE- everywhere
miserably underfrd II Antigua, il has
keen STATED the lamentations Of the
hungry children ere heard throughout
the estates and VILLAGES while the
mothers are AWAY n work. In many
places the infant mortality exceeds 20
PER cent. Of the recorded deaths. A de-
ire. resulting from poverty. 70 escape
the pectniary burdens 81 paternity
shows itself in the terrible figures II IL
Sixty per cent. 81 the
births IN Jamaica are illegitimate- Nv
Londc1 Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-10-05


Tomatoes are good Tor tie liscr.
Had cases u biliou<ne,> have been cured
y ihen The tomato n delicious when
fried. Ex<tange.
When soil 4 strong enough 10
produce any other crop sorrel 4 kent
IN the background When land II 70
run out that nothing else will grow.
<orrcl will soon cover the ground. II
delights IN poor light and dry SOIL --
Frairs< Farmer.
The New York Times savs the
roofs q barns should BE- steep. and Il
q wood the surface either painted Or
the shingles dipped in limr-watcr. II
make them more durable. straw and
dirt collect under faf-r0ofcd shingles
and cause rapid decay.
"a little curry powder 10 chopped
pickles gives delicious favor 10 Il.
4 tablespoonful 81 the powder 10 four
quarts Of pickle i about the richf
quantity % u<e. unless you like 10 use
the curry in place ~ pepper: then AZ
least twice this quantity should be puf
nv Il FD>f.
About one hundred paris Of water
- one Of Paris green may safely be
used 70 prevent insect deprcdat;ons On
fruit provided the last application BE-
made 4 month before the fruit II eaten.
= the poison being very soluble. i
easily washed on BY rains This Il
promulgated b. the professors Of the
Michigan Agricultural College. - Dtfrdf
FD>f-
PsrSnips. carrots. Swedish fnrnips
and especially mangel wurzel viii all
fatfen pigs. These roots ought not 10
be gwen In > raw state. fut always
cooked. and mixed with leans. peas.
Indian corn. oats or barley. al II which
nsi-t be ground into meal. When pigs
are fed on such cooked food As We have
stated the pork acquires 4 peculiarly
rish favor and i muck esteemed. a.
peciaIIy for family use--Ntw Engiand
farmtr
-fcr preserving eggs provide box
full Of nice. sweet bran. commence in
September % take the eggs every day
warm from the nest and With . piece
q soft flannel. smeared slightly with
fresh butter. rub them carefully over.
and place them small end downward.
in layers into the box. covering them
with bran until the box Il full. put On
the lid securely and turn il over occa-
<ionnliy. A nicer way than either salt
Or lime - Exchange.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-10-05

In - u.or<I- -l.ro l-r \.
r...-..'-.- ,--- N" pr,<s n the
m.k irv \. <.-r-.. N W L,.'''.-se.l'
49, nat-
go - a- - -aa 70 - =
y .r:.'r Y. 1870 ~ NOVELIST
- <s-,- I'r ntrelt ~
i''n' ~ animals
Shakespeare EoDc<" Il the nm
c.nny fiiit ~ volume ~ DR. Ingicbr.
n". n,-P'.f 'ps port curse. Wants -
w -1'. ~ "'"rE " -rttie <pmc
49,. .-'- ~ y. W. W., n portraits nnd
~ *ctrA1-
Huntington the great rail-
A'. naTnAie' WAS poor boy and :
~ Young man re did not
49," 20 .c<nmnir'e ~ immense fort
un. unt! ~ Nn< past forry. when lie
s.akrl AZ ~ saving. On thr scheme u
NV Ha''FoAi- ind.an1io'ts
~",
y John x. fnench- ex-Sergeant-
alarms q tne lni1sd >fatcs Senate. i
.r.kefinx thrvp-ntn; The country :
ieeture entitled 4 len Years About thu
SENATE AZ contains series 81 inter
es''nE ana cirar-cu' sketches n The Lead
M = nj r during tic period between
49, an' 49,
The library ~ the British Museum
has over l.itp.nO yolnme< " actual
count and the sum expended annually
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The following J. extracted from 4
smart boys composition On n Babies
The mo,hsr'~ heart gives ffh joy ii the
baby'S j.. zrh-r
- crednlons man said 70 xar.
who had wooden lex ..H0w came
you - have wooden l.-rs' why. N
answered The WAC. !. my father had one.
p had my grandfather. Il rai.~ IN the
bIood T.
"a Yorkshire man whose well lately
caved in contrised 10 make the aufhori-
tie< suspect that he had murdered .
man and p,i. hi< boiy II the boftcm OF
che well. and took ihin<~ easy ~ tie
jail while they dug his well our for him \.
he now talks a suing the town for false
imprisonment
Because there i much laudanrm
drinking in England Tears are enter
sainei thai opium smoking may in
crease Opium smoking viii decrease
Il lnudannm drinking j. f0<rercd.
Landannm ha> way ~ making peo-
pie too TIRED 70 smoke - do anything
else -l Indianapolis Journal
Wives ought really ID be more care
ful about telling AL the truth 10 their
husbands why Do you start -
nene.er leoIne ~, 'nt Tom asksl
n,i - - 4. 60 o-.r' ''1al-
49, ~ MI NJ. ~ 49, 49, ~
$3.50 $3.50 80 ~ 49, $3.50 -
M ls'a esIs st''Pa tn'nz
'y, 1~
- short time agp little boy went
With his father 70 see colt He pafted
Che colts hesd and made quite : fuss
over IT, until the <tablemnn told him n
y careful that &c cult did not turn
round and LICK him. When Young
oPe.4' ~rnt Tome ~ o'ner A~kel
.:a- ,,,. tne
Akt MIN Irttll WELL M4> Inc reply.
s.He'< VERY fame IN frnnf hut he-< awful
~~;Ll t...t:...i 1890 1890
- rtHtn1- tFf r4-M-
(i...~..e 80 ..x.s....i l..x-.. .sT-i.c-, a..
- - ~ $500 - - 80 /" .''@
..ntn4n4 Nruck ton ~kirrtr tin-
--... .i'' y.
sns .'~''''a~t ~nrn ~..'eH ~.
skipper lmore ind.ssrrnrls,: sWsl.
~; 4 ~ rsn down NJ back, Excited
<i;,..- -. ;. .aI s - ..rLI,
rA'i'l.r tm'Ht inniHf':ntitl; n1l y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-10-05

has been used with signal success IN con-
sumption Of the lungs, consumptive night
kvcArs. splitting Of blood. Shortncss 81
breath, weak lungs, coughs. bronchitis, and
kinlred affections OF throat and chest.
Sold by druxgists-
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4" Men must work and women weep,
So runs the world away -
But they need not weep 80 much II they
use Dr. Plerce,s Favorite Prescription
which cures AL the painful maladies pecul-
lar 70 women Sold BY druggists.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-10-05

HrxTsvILLE. ALA--Dr. y. +. Ridley
says: browns Iron Bitters Il good ai.
petizer and merits attention from suffer.
erx
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-10-05

THE mosquitoes anger & a appropria
don biIl.-N y. Nesrs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-10-05

\ th.s : -. nvhg W ever 49,
~ : 49,. =; ~ = : 60 :; 49, =; =
~ nofhu - Hop BIffrn 4 the Only
ding dat win kecp hcr frDn <exere attacks
g paralysis - hesdachc-Ed 0srcgo
ny Itfle s;ekly puny haby. w,s chan<cd
INTO Grc1t bouncing bog and w. rxisc1
FINN = sick I'D ~ nsIn< Hop Birtcrs
short dina a YoCxo I0rHE1-
No - p wouy sbout any Lsrer. Kidney
q Urinary Trouble, especially Bri<L1's d.
- ~ Diabe1sa = Hop Bifter newer Gals
q : cure where cure = possible.
! hsd seyere allaeks y gravel and kidney
9ooblc; Va unabie p - any .aedIcinc -
doctor . cure - until used Hop BiE<er<
IR ATTY
Unhealthy . inacsive kidnry< c,zse
gravel, Brighl's dIscnsa rheumatism. and :
horde q olhcr ncyions aud fatal diseases.
which en- b prevented with Hop Biriers q
taken II time.
Lndlngtn. Ma. Peh. :, 1s7o.-I h,vo
sold Hop Blazers for -four year<. and there
= no medicine thnf <urpaSS-s them for III
ious attacks, Kidney complzints and al dis-
cnsc1 Incident % Ibis malariai climate
IL 7. ALEXANDER
Monroe, Mich. Sept IS. 1s7x-SrEs: I
have 49,, <.IrI~< H.. Ritz. 49, <<1..--
ton Of kidneys and bladder. /; has done for
me what four doctors failed b dO--cure1
me- Tie eject q Ne Bitrers seemed ike
magic y me. W. l. CAErEE
GExTs-Yonr Hop BIfters have been n
great value % ne. ] was laid up with u
phold for over two months and could rcf
no relief until trie1l your Hop Bifrc-< 70
those suffering fEom debility On 1ny one IN
feebIe health. cordially rccoumes,d rhem-
J. g. S1~KTzKx.. 658 Fulton 81. Chicago. III
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-10-05

VIZ notice > <tatencnf going The rounds
q the newspapers that "Baboo Maxoom-
dsr y coming - this country Wnat 4
Rochester Post ExDr<ss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-10-05

Look OFT roE fsArp<; uhe genuine .Ronrh
On Corns y uadc only by n q We - srroprIe-
or 81 Rough On H3fe't nn1 be- laughing
lace o. : man on labels 1tc a1d - bodies
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-10-05

Thompson Eys water Dnr<'sss I'll I'll 4 =.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-10-05

Ihad seyere attacks q gravel and kidney
trouble; vas unnbie - 81 any ,lciicinc -
doctor . cure ne until used Hop Bi-ferz
They cured no = shot time.
TR Arrr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-10-05

sraAIcn1Ex your Oh boots and Shoes vim
again. sold by shoe and hardware dealcu
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-10
THE PEGN1X PARK MURDER,
kav:.nasI, :nfoIln Against HIS Companions
In the Crime,

kav.nash II FOX lSis Against HIS Companions
In the Crime.
DUBLIN, Feb 10.-Michael Kavanagh,
the car man, has turned informer against
the prisoners. He will be tho first
witness examined at the investiga.
ton at kilmainham court house. Ho will
testify that he drove the Car employed by
the assassins OF Lord Frederick Cavendish
and Mr.. Burke and will describe the whole
affair.
Joseph Brady, Timothy Kelly, Jas. Carr
Che town ccuucilloll. FitZ Harris. the car
man, known as th, Goat, Daniel Delaney
and SIX others were placed on trial to day.
kavanagh, the infGrmer, was then sworn.
He seemed to labor under great excite.
rlent. He Geposed that he edroveBrady and
Kelly and two other rgen unknown to him
to PhrAix Park on the day of the assasi-
nation. Brady here uttered loud gut
teral threat. Kavauagh then identified
Delaney az another Of the party On
arriving in the park he saw q
cab approaching, driven by Fitz,
Harris and four other men alighted.
He then saw two men approaching arm in
arm, and heard IN order given to assassin
a.c the tall man, Mr.. Burke. The con-
spirato1s than left Kavanagh with his
horse and Car, instructing him to be
ready to start promptly. AS the
gentleman passed along, either Carey
or Delaney raised y white handkerchief.
TIE witness did not describe who struck
tie blows, being at some distance. but
he saw the scufile and the victims
fall. Tie remainder of his testimony
described the route taken in driving
from TIC scene CT the murder. The case
was then adjourned until Thursday next.
The prisoners evidently feel that the
game is up MI of them exhibit
defiant delneanor, except Carey. who sat
motinness gazing at the bench. Little
can be aided t3 kavanauehs testimony,
as the crown vii! not accept the evidence
OF any Of the actual participants in the
murders.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-10
RESCUED I"iktIM UEATH

The following statement OF William J. Cough
in o. SOmcrYilIe. Mass, is so remarkable tnat
we beg to ask for II the attention OF our read
era He says "In the fall ct 1876 was taken
with q violent bleeding of the lungs, followed
by q severe cough. 1 soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. l was go weak at one time
that could not leave my bed. In the sum-
mer OF 1877 was admitted to the City Hospital.
W hil c there the doctors said 1iad Ii hole in
my let lung As BIZ, rs halfdol;r. l cxpend.
Ell ovCra l!Undrcd dollars i'll doctors and med
i2ineS. twas so far gone at one time report
went around that was dead gave up hope
but Il tri"nt. told Inc OF DR.. VIM. HALLS
EALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. l laughc at
my friends. thinking my case i!.curablc, but
so: 4 Ef tile TO satisfy them, when to my sur.
prisea Il qualification, L commenced to feel
better My nope, once dead. began TO revive,
and to lay feel in better spirits than l have
the past three years.
81 writethis hoping You viii publish 1t, so
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced to take DIR. WIN. HALLS
BALSAM FDRTIIE LUNGS. and he convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. !
have taken two bottles and can positively say
that it has done me moro good than all the
other medicines have taken since my sick.
ness My cough mas almost entirely dsGp
reared ana shall soon il" ;t!,e 10 90 TO work.
sod by H. u. Cochran, l3I North Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-10
TDBiCCO MATTERS.
Sales ana Deliveries OF Recent Dates.


A large quantity OF leaf tobacco was de-
t0-Cay-more than on any one day during
the present season. John Moore & Co.
received about $50 cases !; Kendig d Son,
Two Car loads from York county, and Z.
great many wagon loads from this county.
Ski'es & Frey. Harry G. Moore, J. Rosen-
myt? ard other dealers also received
largely Following are some recent sales,
d considerable portion OF wh ,ch have been
delivered
John j. Long, OF Drumore, to Altschul,
9. acres at %, 8 and 10; Uriah Love, of
fawn Grove, York county, to Kendig &
Sp1. 9 acres at 1J5. 3 and 8 /: VIM. NJ,
IoTbrrc, Of same place, to same, acres at
49,, > ard 3 Asa Jones, OF same place, TO
same, :: acres al lJa, 8 and 8; Jacob Mat
ihews, 0f same place, to sane, acre at
~, 6 4 and 3; Jacob ,Iamison, same
!,IacU. to same, l acre at IA, ard
2; Charles Bendree, East Hemptield,
to DrOwnSteiii, acres al "a. u, ) and 3;
VIM. Dietrich, East Hempfield to Alt.
Schul, acres, at 1Gt through Adam
Dietrich, East !icmpiielb, to NJ. Davis. Il
acres, at -. and ); John Sides, East
lt"mpiield, 10 Frank Pentlarge, 9 acres,
a Is, s, 5anG: 3; Jacob Hoffheims. East
iEcrriield, IL same, acres at IL. s, )
and .; ,join Woltert, East Hempfeld, Il
acres, to same, at II, 8, 5 and 3;
!. II. Snavely Kohrerstown to Led
crman, l. acres, at IS, 6, 6 and 3;
Benjamin Bru5aker to -. Strasser, l acre
on private terms Abraham Miller, East
HempEeld, 10 liiownstciL, / acre at 90, )
and 3 John ID. Brubaker, of Manor, s
acres 10 kosenshine, at %, 6 and 3; II. 3.
Miller, or Strasburg, to J. Rosenmyer, 3
aclc., 45 II, ) and 3 Oliver Miller, Stras-
burg, t. same 9 acres at 1G, s and :,
Clayton Adair. of Pennv;lle, to John
Moore & Co., /! acres at 1S, 8, 5 and 3.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-10
Live Stock Market,

EAST LIBERTY -Cattle-Receipts Tor the week
ending Feb. 3, 5000 head through. I.4lJ head
local market active and higher: prime ship
ping. So 25I6 25 butcherlng, 81 7Ja5 10: stock
ers, - 1875 -.
HOgs-Keceipts for the week, 1870 head (:
phiIadelphias. 81 4oa7 90; Baltirnorcs, .! 70
a. 20 Workers, Sc 95GQ7 10.
Snecp-Receipts tor the week. ijoD head ::
prime, s. 5nog5 IS: good. s. G0lJ2J; rair II -
"a ID =; common, So 25it3 10.
CHICAGO-iogs-Recei 5000 head; ship
ments, 400 head market weak and nc lower,
mixed. So O0lt6 81; heavy. 50 JnG7 10 light
81 OOGI6 IS skips, 81 GOn55 20.
Cattle-Rcccipts. 6.G0J head: shipments,
Z. 500 head; market very weak and lGGlIJc
lower; exports, 10 15lit; %; gooi to choice
shipping, s. 20l5 &c: common - medium.
81 3Of05 90; butchers in mod, rate supply de
mand fair and steady at 81 50fDi 80: sto"H:"rs
and feeders active and stronger with lOGll5c
advance; So 50G4 IS closed weak AMI lower.
Shcep-Keceipts. 3,G0O head: shipments,
], 500 head market dull anh weak on lower
grades common to fair, - 25.t4 % mc'iiun
to good at 81 25lD4 %; choice tOcE!r:i, - cog
3 y
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-10
r X. SMALING'S GARD.

FRIENDS AND PATRONS-This may be
the last chance to secure the greatest bargains
in He4vy-weight WOOLENS ever offered in
this city. Reii ember, l am going to close
them out If possible this season. have handled
this class OF goods tor over 25 years. an
thoroughly familiar with tho merits OF all the
leading makes of cloth in the market and do
say think the F. Il ii. ana JOhanny Edrerons
are superior in finish, more reliable i'll color
and more durable than any cloths produced
in the WORLD. Remember, also. am the
only man in this town that has the n ERV Z TO
tackle these fine, high priced goods. They can
only be had in the larger c1tire at prices not
less than SO to $75 suit. 1 am clO.lng mine
out at $40 suit. am having Il great Boom n
Trouserings. 1 am Offering Hcavy-Weignts
from $3.50 to $40 q pair-make note OF this.
have among my line the best English and
French patterns, that cannot be had in Phila-
delphia tor less than SIS to $lS pair.
Thanking the public tor the kind patronage
extended particularly since my great reduc-
ton in prices l shall endeavor TO give en-
tire satisfaction to all my patrons. Being again
able to attend to business, 1 will superintenu
every department of the trade personally and
will guarantee to secure every one the great
est.value for their Investment
All my productions are warranted 10 be OF
superior CHARACTER AND TONE from any
other house in the trade, having in my employ
the best skilled wOrkmen from the city. In
less entirely satisfactory to the customer
will not allow 1t to go out.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-10
THE GOOD DISTlELEkY TKOUELE
The Defend ants Ii eId to Answer.

Jacob L. Good, George Shoff, Abraham
Shoft and BENJAMIN Good, charged with
forciblc entry, had hearing before Al
dcrman McConomy this morning to
answer complaint made against them by
Thos. Baumgardner, Of taking forcible
possession of a dis:ilcry owned by him in
pequca township. Henry IOst testified
that lie was placed in charge of the dis
tiIory by Nj. Eaumgardner that he
had stored IN it 4 lot Of his own goods :;
that day before yesterday the defend
;tuts demanded possession of the place, ard
on his refusal 10 let them in Jonas b.
Good broke open :. window and climbed
i'll, and that then i'll connection with
Jacob y. Good aud Abraham Shof tho
lnch of the front door was broken off.
They then set Yost's goods outside, but
afterwards put them back again, say;rg
they would lcL him keep them there for IA
DAY or tive. Thcv then went to tie
blacksmith. hop aud got new irons and a
ock and locked the hiStilery up and went
away ther complaint was made against
them yesterday witness broke off the:
lock and put on another Of his own.
ThoG. Daumgardner testified that he
was the owner Of The property and Iost
was put GA ,,0ss"S,ion by his order.
lin. -Nt!lh anu waiter FRANKLIN, esqS,
counsel iUr Mr. Baumoarinor, asked that
The defendants be Lcll to answer at court
!. ior forcible ,I4try. George Nauman,
counsel for Goo. Shcn, asked for his dis
charge. Til, re was 40 breach of the peace,
80 violence, and therefore no forcibie
rnt-Y.
The al,icY:.,l,, hol4 George Shoff, Abra-
ham Shot, ,'2co1 Il. Good and Jonas i.
t,n,Il in G1ol ,,ci, IN an -wor at cnnr.
Jonas Il. HuOi was not present at the
hearing, hl5 George Shof entered bail for
him IS well as for tho other defendants.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-10
a HORSE CASE.
Tho PIfCha.er He'd for Larceny.

Before Alderman Diffenderffer this
afternoon was heard the complaint Of
;;eor2e d. Bender, or New Holland
against Matthias Bush, who is charged
with the larceny Of three horses.
TEo facts appear to be that Bush
went 20 Bcndei's, bought three horses
one fer 800, one 514j and ono for $127.50
lie paid Bender so cash on account and
told him to bring the horses to the Black
Horse hotel, this city, and he would pay
him the balance. The horses were
brought to town, and Bender was then
offered payment, part i'll cash ard part i'll
three of Bcader's own promissory notes,
which had L me into Busi,'s hands. Ben
der refused to receive his own notes
aud said hc would have his horses ::
hu. while the wranglo was going
on the horses had been removed. Bender
then sued OGt a writ of repevin for the
recovery of the horses, and subsequently
b. b'ought The sui5 for larceny. Bush claims
to have been an agent acting for Henry
RinS;:,g in the purchase of the horses.
Tie alderman held tic accused to bail to
answer at court. Mr.. Ransing became
their bail in tie SUN cf $500.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-10

Arc yoT fisturiwi 1T night and Drokel O.
y,;,lT r.at ~ y sick child suffering and crying
wi i eXcruri.ting pain OF cutting teeth? L:
50, 20 II once and get a bottle or MES. WIN
slows SOOTHING SYRUP y will relieve
the ,,our little sufferer Immediately Gly-depenC
upon il there Is no miStak, about il. There
Il not :, mot her on earth las ever uSPG it
who wiz 10; tell you Al once that it will rc2u
late the bowels, and give rest TO The mother
and relief and health 10 the child, operating
ike magic L. Is perfectly safe 10 use in oil
Gases, 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. - cents Il bottle.
ma.Iy-M. " &S!Ew
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-10
inuSenlenIS.

Tie Arch Street NinSrelS.-Ihis company
is composed ot very good people, headed by
Lew Simmons, Harry j. Armstrong and Char
ley Reynolds. The quartette OF voca!lsts is
one OF the strongest travelling, and the orches-
ira and brass band are large and full The
company has played to packed houses since
they took the road. They VIII be here on Mon
day night.
g The PrCfeSSor.''-T original Madison
Square company will present The Professor"
here on next Friday night, with the author,
WIN. ii. Gillette. H. the Profess0r. This com.
pany is one OF unusual strength and they
carry new sccEcrV, &C.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-10
INTERESTING LECTURES
DIR. iiroHn on ..lhe Eye IA. X. 1t
Esq, on ..Eha asl'.cuS Stevens

DIR. Hrown '.rhe f.ye IA. X. FuIton
Esq, on ihas sl'.eus Stevens.
On Monday evening at 8 o'clock Dr.
G. ii. Brown will deliver Il lecture in the
hall of the y. NJ. &. 4 y, his subject being
The EE3.' Dr. Blown has for years
,:ati,, IL, eye his special study, and there
can l.e l.r doubt his lecture will contain
much tha: viii i1ove valuable to those
WHO hear it, while the subject matter will
be presented in !, shape that will make it
as ontt,taint.g rs it Will be instructive.
Ga TLurs,!c" evening. Feb. %, Hugh
X. Fulton. esq. will deliver his lecture on
JHahdcu3 !Sttvens, in the First Baptist
church. this city, Coy the benefit OF the
church, OF which Stevens was patrcn.
Where t'iis; lecture has been heard the
newspapers speak OF it in high terms.
declaring tI,;.t it brings ont tho salient
points "t cur la5c distinguished towns
man. life aif,i character, eulogizes his ex
cmplary cue.sy aud his charity and catho-
iic;t &: Snirit