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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-05

,ouyl. ;.o!I or >prc ''.Ira, 7'l0u!'' ne
stopped. Neglect frequency results III an ;F-
curuhia LING Dis@rse "' tOnsuIri''.I.
;r... ~ ..:nIcl.;sL, ';c@cr 'n nnt '.iS:,:'i'i
tnu stomach ike c;,:,sh =: - AMI h:ti-'t;a s.,
bat a., directly ol ;.l'; ihE;n"' A;t, .!lai N
t"rlt.i'i';r. give :':I!ct "a Ast ~. !,i:'ncna
t;ougEI C..!arrh, AMT Iie Eisr".:h tr'i;'i::'
Which Singers Nh. Pnh!!2 S:"sa,''E- &tr' 5Iuy"t
u. Fur thirty ye,Ii" Dr""ho Hfchci'"!
T:Gt hes .ava bee: f.cfifl''icn''"' ''E I'hf''-
,.:..,, ..' Hl,.:1ys Li; tCr.r;t ...tt-iucii ~
ij,ri,g i,, t,,-tt! - w''ie ah' Ejii:.;':n1 -
::,I y, artV ~. tn.irt , :;!''n, i'''y nave 81
tai,,ai Va. .reritrd RANK H'n"T.2, ~, few atl','
rt.lneii,- -: ,n. age. Sol. II - ..':m;- EoE
ovyar,.v.rnrY. ..v-rfriT'T:.: :'.Elvw
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HVE'fy ft1tF' " 't'' .
a cu-e :it Isl f): t,3tlrril I he CVlucHLG
framing PILES ,no.n,::i an. C't|.

The symptoms al r!oio;ni" lik" l':tSHir :
ticu i,i;rilSc itclins. n"r;""! b" sctt'c 'llis,.
very ,!istrcss:ugly, particularly II might, III Ii
pin " or;.Is We're Gr:lWiiAS iN and "i' "i INC
rcctu.n {: the ir:vt.c !':;r!7 ar" .o'ni times hf-
f,ctr:i: II nii,w"l tN continue very serious
results may fellow. .'H. S"ArHES ALL
HEALING OINTMENT !s:t l,:ciSnnt. sure cure
Al>" Tor Ttticr, Itch, Sal E"rtih, St"l! Head,
Erys,n.l.:~ !,tr'crs' ltc'l, Hl"t":"' NJ! Scaiy:
CruS!y, Cu;ane0u3 .rup. inHs' Price - cents
boxes tor la. ~cnt b. il:aI! ;"anN a'ircS"
on r,.,,iD; Of price iii CNTrlii:E, nN th!'r c'i,.
rnsta:.r stamps. Prepared. c::ly T., ~: IN. ne
l. Son. No. SO y sixth .!rrCi, pii'a ieiphr'
Pa, Sotbv ~ ?ronlnc:it druggists. rWAiNEs
PILLS are tin list i"i al lr,il"'I> disorders
Crra !e,,l.tch", revere. Sc.
. .iNeN.,G W IL. :,
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WASHINGTON. ID. c., May Is, 1850

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May l5 1850.
GEHTLEMEN-Having been a sufferer for
long time from nervous prostration and gen.
eral debility, 1 was advised to try Hop Bitters
l have taken one bottle, and l have been
rapidly getting better ever since, and think
ii the best medicine l ever used. am now
gaining strength and appetite, which was all
gone, and was in despair until l tried your
Bitters. am now WELL able to go about and
do my own work. Before sing it 1 was COM
plctely pfostratcd
jl-2wGSw MRS. MARY STUART,
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Mary A. Haas, of Springvi!le, was
arrested yesterday on the charges Of
adultery, bigamy and common scold, on
oath of VIM. Ii. II. Hawthorne. She VS.
committed for hearing.
\. F. IIermcs was arrested on the
charge of false pretenso preferred 10y IL.
w. Dilfenbach, of this city. There will
lie a hearing on Wednesday.
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Auusenents.

Hate Ciurton in the TWo Orphons.-ihis
famous actress will appear here on TUESDAY
mig ut III her great PRESERVATION of Louise. the
blind girl, in "The Two Orphans" Miss
Claxton brings with her the strongest com
pany that has ever appeared here 1t includes
Charles A. Stevenson, Edward Arnoit and
Henrietta Na,.ers. All of these people are
well known and there are few better. Every
one knows the play, which is one OF the most
popular every written, and it will DC Il great
treat 10 see ii produced by such talent rs will
be brought by Miss CIaXton.
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THE WESTERN UNION CASE.
The MoliOn 10 Call 1t Into Court

HARRISBURG, Pa. Jan. 5.-Argument
on the petition of citizens of Pennsylvania
asking that the attorney general file tho
bill in equity with the supreme court
agaiast the Western Union telegraph COM
panv for an alleged deiinance,
and violation of tho constitution and
laws of the state was begun be-
fore Attorney General Palmer at neon
to day, Silas w. Petit, of Philadciphia'
opening argument in behalf of petitioners.
lie spoke for over an hour and was follow
ed by Gen. Swayne on behalf OF the COM
pany. The argument will consume the
entire afternoon. Gen. Swayne will be
followed by BcDjau:;n Harris Brewster for
the company.
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a Young Suicide.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5.-Adolph Mems,
aged II wears, comm itted suicide this
morning By taking laudanum, at his homo,
No. S13 South Eighth street. The boy
took The laudsnum yesterday afternoon.
He had been afflicted with severe pains IN
the head, caused by close study, and sad
that he would rather take his life than DO
confiued in an insane asylum.
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The Pennsylvania railroad company will
hereafter require travellers to have their
baggage checked ct least five minutes
before the departure of their trains. The
BAGGAGE agents arc instructed to check all
the baggage that is brought, provided
they have time to do SO, but the company
will not agree to carry the same ii it is not
checked five minutes before the arrival or
departure of the train in which the passen-
ger desires to travel.
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New YORK, Jan. 5.-The failure Tor the
last seven days as reported to X. q. Dun
& Co., number 224, distributed as follows
Eastern states, "a Western. "; Middle
80 ; Southern, AZ Pacific, IS Now York
city, II; Canada, 1G. As compared with last
week. This shows an increase oil 81, but
the number is doubtless smaller by nu-
merous small assignments made at the
close of the year, though the parties had
virtually failed long before.
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{" Beautiful Snow"

Last evening snow storm set in and the
fall of the flcecy flakes has continued
pretty regularly up to the present hour
6 o'clock). The storm has not been by
any means severe one aud the depth OF
the snow has reached only few inches
hardly enough TO make good sleighinS
nevertheless few of the early birds 4"
are out and the Naturalization of the
bells will no doubt induce many others to
fellow their example.
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;. DO No: Year. You Garry C;rsar."

Ssid that iiiustrious emperor to his boat man.
III the storm. AEu We can say Z. the lhpuS-
an,is " ho are conpells.! ~ admit Sorr""tr rtly
that they have some for:r at kidney u;s' "t,'..
DO not fear: there - II Cesar atn"ne: Nil! ~
medicines. 1t il Hunt 5 f:cmeiy. AMI IL w!i!
cure YOU. Before its commanding power.
kidney and liver ailments flee aS conquered
enemies. Its cures are marvellous; its >wny
unQucstiored. 1t reaches cases that are gwen
up and hopeless. To all. who are afflicted in
stomach. bladder. kidneys or livec. we come
with the encouraging cry, :" DO not iear,
there Is sure relief i'll Hunts Remedy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-05

Nolady or gentleman need suffer long with
eczema, tetter, ring-worm, or any pimply
rough dry scaly skin disease tor DIR. Z. W.
Bcnson's skin Cure is perfect and reliable
remedy tor all skin diseases. Sold by all drug
gsts at 81 per package. ItlwuSw
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Ask your druggist iOr them. Sent by mail
TO any address. octIcoI&wM,W,F
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Why do feople Have

Two sets OF teeth.
They don't she'd arms and legs to get new
ones. Teeth are Indispensable and the Crea-
Tor gives two chances. When one uses SOZO-
DON'T, even among babies, 1t preserves the
"decidious teeth," and help; to strengthen
the permanent. j2-lwdeod&w
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NOTICE 10 TxE>PASSEiSS AND GUN

NOTICE 10 TxE>PASSEiSS AND rCH-
II NERS-Au pcrsous are hereby forbidden
TO trespiss on any Oi the lan':s OF me Corh,
wall or Specdweii estates. in Lebanon anu
Lancl lster cOuntie-. whether iicip','" %, un.
mcIo.r,I eithrr tor he pIrpD5t: Of s'I'IJ n& or
fishing, az the law will be riIriiv ch!.ic,'i cen
against Ill trcspassins on said Lanes Oh ''''
understand after this notice ~
WM. COLEMAN FREEMAN,
T. PEECT ALDEN,
EDWARD g. FRSEMAS,
Attorney tor X. W. Colc'nnn'3 Heirs.
OiG-tf,t&w.
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Drowncd with help Near.

READING, Pa, Jan. 5.-William Keller,
broke through the ice while crossing the
furnace dam at Emaus to day, and was
drowned. Frank Druckenmilier, who
jumped in 10 save kesler, was rescued
with much difficulty.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5.-Edward Davis
Weld died at his home hero this morning.
He was we'll known in the iron business
throughout the country, having been for
many years proprietor of tho Phoenix iron
works in Trenton, New jersey.
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Purify tHe Blood.
- SWhNEE = PILLS.
g." SWATE!.S FILLS.
SWAY = ) PILLS.
,,rs As =. ar CoRRErrUE

ACTS AS y. ar CORREt'TOH
;:nd Ly cleansing ! . .attirg and stiCl@' i.y'i-
trw th.. organs ui IN, secretion iist alb
sorptinn. cure A., W. Fits, Paralysis, Ncr-
yOusness. pizZii.,..- n.bility, Biii": n"-A,
Bad Breath, Jiumd:cc, iiverand Kidney L"iii-
plant, Lack OF Appetite, Low Spirits, ih!i-
-estion or Dyspepsia. Headache. Constipation,
Fevcr-, Malaria and COntagiOn, Fever an
!Aguc, Diarrh9a, Dropsy, Colds. rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Gout, Female Weakness, Urinary
Disorders and all Irregularities OF the Spleen,
Stomach, Hia,tdcr and Bowels.
RESTORING TO HEALTH
when all other remedies fail. They keep the
system in & healthy condition by arouslng Inc
torpid liver to healthy action, and eXpel!ins
hy1hc bowels and kidneys the matter that
poi-ons tho foundations OF life. BE particular
10 obtain " Swuyne's Pill l, Price - cents Il
box of so pills, Or boxes FL.
Prepared only by DIR. SwAlNE u Soy, fLila'
'ielphia, Pa.
Ask your druggist iOr them. sent by mail
TO any address. ctlcoiH" M'"'f
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Officers Elected.

At meeting of the Lancaster circle No.
1OS, B. U. (II. F.l Pa, held at their hall
last evening, the following officers were
installed by the ID. G. c. W., William
Beittle:
C. W.. 3. Myers.
C, J.-Jacob Nestle.
G.. F.-John McCauley.
H.H.-Wm. J. Cresswell.
w, of N.-Thos. flanagan.
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c,,,a vv.a,her in New York.

'WATERrowN, N. Y, Jan. AT nine
o'clock this morning the Thermometer
registered 80 below zero.
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LIN Dsaiii EcI Divided.

Two RIVERS, Wis.,, Jan. 5.-Josoph
Sanville and Miss Raultier, in, crossing
the river here. broke through the ice yes
terday and both were drowned. They
were to have Oeen married.
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GaYo Bail.

VIM. Franklin, who is charged with
larceny, was taken before Judge Patter-
son on Il writ of habcas corpus last even
ing, and was discharged upon furnishing
bail for court and for 4 hearing ON another
charge.
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reury-s EarUOlic SaIye.

The best Salve in the world for cut, bruises
sores ulcers, salt rhrun. te,ter, chapped
hands, chilblains, cOTns and all kinds OF skin
eruptions, freckle, AMI li;nrlcs. The ss!lYe is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfl;'t! n IN
every case or nIouCy fun'd. Be sure you
get HgNRY's CARBoLIC sALvE, a5 Ill others are
but limitations aud cOumterieits. Price o5
cents. Sold in Lancaster at COchran's Drug
store l37 North Queen street. my29-4
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. 5:-The wife and
two children of Thomas Johnson, living i'll
Westmorelapd county, at the foot of Il
mountain, were buried and suffocated by
4 landslide on Wednesday,.
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A New POstOmcc.

WAsnINGToS, D. c., Jan 5.-Among
new postoffices established to day was one
at FRISCO, Beaver county, Pa, with Simon
p. Fisher as postmaster.
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EEW IDRERTISENE EN7S

This being cur last sale III this city for some
Years, we d. sire to sell out the entire stock
before closing our salesrOOmS for the season.
To this end We quote the lowest possible
prices. with only small advance over cost OF
manufacturing, to cover expenses.
Only finest quality High Class Music Boxes,
specially nude tor our retail trade, including
many new styles. with latest Improvements,
and of the greatest durability; far superior to
the ordinary Music Boxes generally sold in
this country. The tone of these boxes Is very
powerful and at the same time remarkably
sweet. Musical Boxes with Bells, Drums,
Castagnets, Celestial Voices, uarp-ZitEer,
PiccalO. TremOlo, AandOlinc, fOrte-PianO,
and Sublime Harmonic. &C., with two anu
three main springs. running twice and three
times the length OF ordinary Music Boxes by
one winding.
Largo stock of small Music Boxes also, AL
buns, Cigar ParlOrs, Dccantcrs, &c, with con-
cealed music.
Immense Display! New Selections !
No homo should be without one OF these
beautiful instruments.
This is an opportunity seldom offered. Price
list on application.
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SpECliL NOTICES.

W hen Il lecturer has wOrkCu the ladies of
Iii, audience so near 10 the weeping point that
they have gotten out their handkcrchiefs. and
then suddenly changes his tono and speaks OF
the merits of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup he is
bound to rouse n feeling OF Indignation.
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In TOWn.

Cha,lcs Powers, agent of Hyde u Beh-
liau > Two Johns" combination, with
Harry Watson as n; leading light, is in
town. lie visited Columbia this after
nOOu
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Alderman Samson this morning united
in Marriage Mr.. Chas. +. Miller, Of Phila-
delphia, to Miss Mary Goidfoose, Of Mine
Hill this county.
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NEW AnVERTISEMEETS

HU.MY HAVAsA AND YARA IOHAC-
/ co direct from the importers and Sci Inc
be I 5-cent cigar in the city.
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CiGAi
STORE.
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PARIS, Jan. 5.-Gen. Chenzy, the well
known French general and lie SENATOR
died suddenly last night.
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death of a Veteran.

WmLIAMspOKT, Pa, jan. 5.-William
Mccoy, a veteran soldier. died last nleht
from injuries received by beng struck ny
street car day or two ago. lie was ~
years old.
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wEaTHEx INulLATlONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, cloudy weather or snow,
winds mostly northerly, stationary or
higher temperature, generally lower
pressure.
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M.lRRfAGES.

HrENrMAN-NErr--Un Jan !, 1885, by the
Rev. T. Gerhard at his residence, No. il East
Orange street Mr.. Joseph x. Brencaian TO
Miss Fannie NJ. Ncff. both OF Manor. Ii"
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Failure OF q Trunk Manufacturing Company
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 5.-The Hickman trunk
manufacturing company yesterday made
assignment assets. $4,000; Liabilities
not given,
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SHILoH's CATARRH KEMEDY-a positive cure
Tor Cat:irrlI, Diphthera ana C;:nker Mouth.
FOR sale by IL. B. Cochran, druggist, l3I ana
l33 Nor; n Queen street.
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SOME PRICES.

Stout Pair of Working Pants ut 9Oc., $l.OO,
$I.2j. Sl.50. up to fl.S7.
AIi-WOol kerseys, several styles, at $2.Oo,
$50 and $500.
Tie very durable Cheviot Pnnts at $50, $500,
and $3.50.
A handsome variety of Mixed Cashmere
Pants at 1915, $527 and 500.
Mems suits ut $l.OO, $500, $500, 800, $780,
5000, up to $500. oo
Mems Overccats at 1925. $500, $3.50, $780,
800, $500. up to $1,000.
Boys Suits ut s2.371@, $40, s3.s5. $40o, $780,
Sc 90, up to $3.50.
Boys Overcoats Il: sl.75, 1926, $3.50, s4.25, up
to$1.00. oo
Childrcn's Suits at $3.50, 500, 800, Si.Oo,
$j0i,up to sc So
Chiliren's Overcoats at sl,37, $500, ss.73, up
to $3.50.
ES-Those people who tr Ink they can'tanord
q New Suit or OvercOat will be surprised to
find how easily they afford it, If they avail
themselves OF the bargains we arc now offer
ing.
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yt,i,ors to Sec Gambctta's Body

PARIS, Jan. St is estimated that
fifteen thousand persons yesterday visited
the Palais Bourbon where tho body Of
Gambetta lies.
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GUARD against any lung or throat disease.
Use Halle Honey OF iinrehound and Tar.
Pike Too,hac!lc Drops cure in one minute.
iI-lwdeOd&W
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r SELL TWO SMALL HANDMADE
/ clear Havana filler Cigars. for cents At
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT
CIGAE STORE.
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The House Considering an Appropriation

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-Tho House to-
fiav proceeded with the consideration OF
the District of Columbia appropriation
hill
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Wool Stapler's railure.

LONDON, Jan. 5.-Mr. Newtown, wool
stanler of Newtown, has failed; liabilities
100000.
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SEr ADUEhTISEEENTs.

( nNLY y FEW MORE or FEE sinG'fs
. at 81 25 per hundred 0r ) tor D cents.
iARTIkN'S FELLOW FRONT CHS AK
STORE.
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. TTENTION COMPANYI

N The military company will meet at En-
ceisiOr Hall, East King street. on FRIDAY
EVENING. A full attendance is requested as
the final enlistment roll will ce made. No one
under twenty years OF age will he accepted as
a member. It'll
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-05

Infalliblc, tastelcss, harmless cathartc for
feverishrcss, rcstlcssnes7, worms, cohs'ipi'.
ton. &c.
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stock Hiarkets.

Neg yu.E r'ti1i:nlrh':i and Io'al H:'cf~
a,so Jni,.i St::t,a ROns reported 'ahT -"
J.cn, - Love- -. North ')'I';eH street.
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go TO II. II. Cochran's drug store tor Mrs.
E!.eeindn's Ne,o National Dyes. For bright
,rss aud durability OF color. are unequacd.
Color from TO pounds. Directions i'll Eng
lish and German. Price, 10 cents.
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H. r. Miller, Roatling, Pa, says: ~ have
been using Browns Iron BittcrS as tonic
and appetizer and find it very beneficial" "
For sale by II. B. Cochran, druggist, l57 and
l39 North Queen street.
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.;ra,, and Provision Quotations.
Llils 40

.I.t,. n'cIocir quo::ir'ons ~, sc-itn aud pa:
,'i-, iurnishC.t by :. tuEit brGht' -
g., i,laE I,TH;.'.
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Grade of fNsIilS.

The folluwil,, is the relative grade Of
pupils, by clasces, ia attendance at the
boys high school for the month Of De-
,.amhnr
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u,ycTID COKYZA Is PRODUCED by VA
/ rious affections. may be due 10 ulceln,
lion of the mucous membrane OF the nasal
passages or OF the sinusc5 communicating
with them. ,r ,
Diseases of tho EYE. EAR. TIiEOAiIais0
CAZCE,RS TlMOHS SKIN and CHRONIC
DISEASES-successfully treated by DRS H.
ID. and NJ. A. LONGAkEK. Office, " aast
rpwr j4-3t1&w
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\ new ,rea embraced i'll Ely Cream Balm
Caiarr.l i, cured by causing 'iisctrlrgc ana
clcansin :, not by ~ i:s up. The application
is easy ami a%rcrtli,.. rlicc % cents.
Appyy nut" UrAtrlls with little AhSor'
A cure at list fo. Ca;arrn The evidence IS
ovcrw whclming ih;ll EIy'a cream Balm goes
more directly than amy "t!!rr 10 the sea- OF the
diSr:sr and has resulted in more cures WITHIN
the range OF our observation than all other
r.,lnrdirS--Wil!,, bare. Pa, Union Lcuder.
EIy's Cream tsann has completely cured
me oI tutarrll. OF which have been afflicted
over ten yc:tls, aiic" trying nlmos; every re-
lnCdy recommended. meme having proved so
effective and thorough. ,. J. AIKEN, Whole
sale ii.alcr in Boots a.I,; shoes, Ii; Federal
strait l,Os;o,. Mas. ,,2l .WdM, W.N&
C"lrEN'5 Liquid Beer an" Tonic !"\'.;o
rAior is admirably :ulaptt" i"r females Iii '2il-
c,,c health CoyIC1,'s; 40 Ufhcr. o. druggists. !.
ji-lW'icChSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-05

rg'ui-,.Ik = .iPtsUPOaALS-SEAL Pkti-
posals for building the LtttZ 4 RothSville
Turnpik" distance 100 icetl VIII be received
AT tre Office OF johnson Miller, on Broad
street, in the town OF Lititz. until 10 o'clock
q. M, on Wednesday, January 10, 1883. The
mice The direct ors reserve the riS Sht TO re-
irct any or all bids. Said proposals when sent
by mail must be marked on the envelope,
President.
Iouvsor N11Jre Secretary d2S-l4td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-05
Fell Down.

Mr. Albert Anderson. York Street, Euiia.o'
fell down stairs and severely bruised his knee.
4 few applicatiOnS of DR.. Thomas Eclcctric
Oil cntlrriy cured him. For sale by III. Il. COch'
ran, druggist, l37 and l39 North Queen street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-27
A Plunge INTO IL Fiery Furnace.

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
PITTsBURG, "a, October GA special
from Kent, Ohio. reports that yesterday
Samuel Biehl, Gged twenty-fOur, who had
been working i)r week at Day, Williams
& Co.'s glass-w ,rks, was standing by the
furnace just otter the retort had been
placed in it, VIII n one OF the wOrkmen told
him to stand atde as he wished to get at
the furnace. so do l." Behl replied,
and, throwing lis pipe on the ground, he
plunged headloNg through the ring whence
melted glass is aiken. and, passing over the
pot, landed on he intensely hot Goals that
surround il. s. sudden aud unexpected
was the movem mt that no effort could be
made to restra.l him. The heat was so
great that dealt must have been instanta-
neous. A single breath drawn in that fiery
furnace would shrivel the lungs. There
were but few fr lgments left OF the body.