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Live STOCK Prices .

CHIoAGo--Hogs-Reoei 1900 head ship.
ments, $500 head market brisk and prices
ssa sSlOS shipspiSg, h1sSE ssaS o. light i iSs 70
skips, o. 60agi. The market closed with the
advance lost.
5000 head market brisk and nrm exports
81 2bl6 so good TO choice shipping, S 40
go 10 common 10 medium, u OO1b 80 range
cattle steady grass Texans, " 6014 40; Amer.
leans, o. 253525.
sheep-Receipts, I, 100 head; shipments, 400
inferior 10 fair, o. 2o93 co. good, % 50 choice,
s3 O..
EAST observation-disclosures, for week,
| 900 head OF through and $500 head OF local
prices 20Q40o on from last weeks shippers,
Is bOa6; butohering, - 6OD5 so stockers, tS 81
| G4 20 feeders, o. 5000.
Hogs-Receipts tor week, n, 800 heal maj
| q 2Ofi 40
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MARKETS.
PniInaainnin mnrhaI.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "a. - Flour sluggish
and weak.
Rye Flour at 81 IS.
Wheat steady NO. Western Red. o. O6
No. do, g9k No. l Penn'a. Rel, l 1901 lGLi
Corn hrm, hut quiet sail yellow, 6lk(p62c
10 mixed, ooGooHci no mixed; 96gosc:
$50; No. 5 do, 3sL4Q3sIlc; No. Mixed, 3iL
llSsc
Rye scarce at 60tt65c.
Seeds Glover firmer at 9%tplOc; Timothy
nominal ut 81 i0gl 80 Flaxseed firm ut tl Il
gl 20.
Provisions firmer, good demand.
Lard tirm.
Butter scarce and wanted.
Eggs dull ana lower,
cheese steady.
Petroleum quiet.
whisky at 81 20
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

NoRTHFIELD, Vt, Nov. 24.-While en-
deavoring to cross the railroad at Lanes
vile with team last evening, Vim.
Mcintosh and bis wife, aud a daughter OF
the Rev. Joseph House, of Berlin, the
wagon was struck by the Chicago express
Mrs. MclDtosh was instantly killed, Mis-,
House died three hours later, and MI
Mcintosh is fatally injured.
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Terrible Acc,dsn, In New York

New YORK, Nov. PA pile of lumber
in a yard on Fifteenth street fell to day
and four men went down with It..
Martin Cunningham, of 26, was buried
under the heap and crushed to death
Dennis Mahoney aged As sustained fata
internal injuries aud two others wer,
severely injured.
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NrhyOf'a Court.

Four drunken and disorderlies graced
Cor dsgracedlthe mayors court this morn
ing. With that impartial justice which
has ever characterized the mayors dealing
with transgressors, he sent TO Jail the two
who bad spent all their money for rum and
discharged the two who had wisely saved
enough TO pay the costs. Moral Before
you go ON bust, deposit 81 02 in the con
tingent fund.
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a southern Journalist DEAD

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 24.-Col. Albert
Pitt Bennett, the associate editor of the
State, an evening newspaper of this oity,
died of pneumonia early this morning,
aged 30. He was native of Venango
county, Pa. His life as journalist began
in New Orleans after the Mexican war, in
which he took part.
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pRs. LoaAr AND MCCOY, having finished three
course OF lectures at tho opera house, have
tikon rooms at the city hotel, whore the sick
may consult them. The doctors treat all forms
OF chronic diseases, whether medical or surRi.
cal.
Mcdtcnl Diseases. dyspepsia, diseases of
the kidneys. heart aud lungs, rheumatism,
neuralgia, paraiy ysis of any part of the body,
catarrh, scrofuia, wnstInR OF tho body, or ex.
oossivo accumulation Of the fiesh all dis
eases peculiar To men and women asthma.
tape worms and parasites OF every descrip-
tion that iuicst tho human stomach ana
bowels, plourisy, chorm, dcmentia and chronic
con stipation.
surgical Diseases. liberated or varicose
veins on the limbs, hemorrhoides, throat dis.
eases, squint hare lip, cleft palate. club foot,
hernia, bow legs, contracted knee joints,
anourism, removal OF dead bones, polypus,
tuinors ot any part oi tho body, hip joint dis
ease, stone IN tho bladder, cancer OF the lip,
breast, or any portion of tho body, torticoiis
or wry neck.
All important operations performed under
Surgeon Listers celebrated "Antiseptic
Spray" and under anmsthesia, This method
insures the well doing of all severe wounds,
and the patient against even the slightest
pain.
Hump back, or dciormities OF tho back bono
treated and cured without cutting or incon-
yenienCe To the sufferer. Fits oi every de-
scriptiun Gu ed. Special invitation IA extend
ei to consumptives 20 visit the doctors
parlOrs. Tue ravagcs OF this disease they
arrest u they sos 1t In time. Their asthma
cure IL without rival. They have "a certain
and sure cure Tor Catarrh. Acute rheumatism
cured In from - to - hours, sub-acute and
chronic rheumatism IN n correspondingly
short time. All diseases peculiar To the sexes
speciality. Tape worm removed In two to
rat 4
cant so afflicted cured tree ot charge.
Tho doctors devote the forenoon of each
Thursday To surgical operations. Those sur.
Jcrtng from surgical diseases WW please cdit
upon The Doctors on he forenoon OF each
Thur sddV o2O.sd It'd
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Tho Collision on Lake GENEVA.

GENEVA, Nov. 24.-The collision OF
Lake Geneva yesterday, in which twenty
persons were drowned, was between the
steamers Cyge and Romo, aud took place
during heavy storm. The vessels piled
between Evan and Ouchy. The Rome
foundered within two minutes. The Cygut
was much damaged, making necessary
her return to Ouchy.
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l recommend iIiuy Camelia's Secret OF
Youth and Beauty for the complexion, AZ be.
ing far superior to any article ever used. II
positively removes Freckles, and viii remove
Tan in one application. Price Soc.
For sale at all druggists.
MRS. J. RENNE SMITH,
ieg-8mdMSN Newark, N j.
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A UDIIOR's NOTICE.

JoHs sIpks Common Pleas OF Ian
vs.. caster county.
a WN a sHuLTz, Term, 1888. No. ~.
The undersigned auditor appointed 20 make
distribution OF the moneys arising from the
above execution, TO and among those legally
entitled thereto. will sit for that purpose ON
Wednesday, December bth. 1888. at 40 O'Clock
a IN In the library room or the court house,
in the city OF Lancaster. where all persons in-
FROSTED 'pay attend. A. n. HOsfETrEk,
.ul,dHG4 Auditor
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Marion GIub nall.

on Thanksgiving eve, Wednesday evening
November -, the Marion Club Will mol u bal
at Old Mennorchor hall, East King street
This will he the first ball ever held In this hall
ard good time may be looked for, as tn,
Marion boys have had considerable expert
ence Thcir balls OF the past were successfully
conducted.
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New York Markets,

NEW YoRK, Nov. 2i-Flour dull and declin-
ing.
Wheat Ii0Ao lower, unsettled anu lie.
pressed trade loss active; No, Q Red, Dec,
81 lO4pl ia Jan, o. 1901 l36 Feb, sl l6Is
al lbE; May, u l949l lgA.
Corn LQAc lower ana less active; Mixed
Western, spot, oS1ble do future, 6OS66etlc
Oats hlNc lower state, SIQt!Hc western
87szc Feb, $685. May, iok9iOhc.
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WEATHER. INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.--For the Middle
Atlantic states local rains, followed by
fair weather, winds shifting to southwest
and northwest. No change in temperature,
stationery or higher barometer.
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Christ Mayer, mail carrier, got n handsome
lamp from an order found In IA can OF Davis
Baking Powder. ltds
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An EASY Sentence.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. "a. Edward
Curry, indicted for the murder OF his wife
and found guilty Of manslaughter on last
Tuesday, was to day sentenced to the
pententiary for three years.
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uorEL Fok RENT.-TnE pRurEKrY

III including the two.story Brick House I'm.
mediately east OF the hotel, on East King street,
between Church ana Middle streets, LanCas.
will be rented from April /, 1884, tor the term
OF one year. This hotei adjoins the new and
splendid Eastern Market House lust ercctou
at n cost OF $J00OO, and Is q most eligible loca.
ton tor paying business In the hands of a
competent landlord. There will be erected in
with a capacity tor 30 or 40 horses. Other i'm,
proyements will also be made, Bids will he
day, December 10, 1888, In which reference
must be- given Us 10 competency, names OF
security Tor rent, and tine amount OF re mi
offered. Rent Will be payable monthly, Tine
right 10 re Get any or all bids reserved. All
dress bids 20 Nj, MAoGONlGLE,
MA, %, Dl ,5.ed BIG Il, Orange 81.
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doing to Follow tho old Year.

NEWARK, N. J. Nov, "a - Robert
Martin, who killed his wife in June. 1881,
aud James Is. Grove, who killed Edward
SOden in Deoemer, 1881, were resentenced
to day to be hanged January 3rd, 1884.
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sPEUIdL NOTICES.
uon't he ra,nt-bearteu,

II you are IN trouble look up, hold on, give
the blues good by. II yOu are In pain, have
II lamenes, have AN ache ot any kind, go to
the druggist and ask him for Thomas EciGc.
trio uH. l. will do You good every time. For
sale by II. u. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and l3s
North Queen street.
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s2, 800 versus SI,BO.

~ spent s2,5O0, with other Doctors" writes
Mr.. J. W. Thornton, OF Claiborn, Miss, I" Sa.
marian NerUine however alone cured my son
OF hts." This Is on par with hundreds of
others, speedy but thorough.
n20-lwdeod&w
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SECOND EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING. NOV. "A. 1888.
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS.
NEWS FROM PHILApE.pBIA
How u Professional TbIef nad hts Lie Uu,
shOlt--FataI Inluriee 10 William rrax

How u Professional TbIef nad hts Lie Uu,
sbort-fatsi InJuriee 10 william rrey.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 24.--Henry Smith
aged 40 professional thief, was shot and
killed by George Trenwith about nine
o'clock this morning in,the latter's saloon
at 629 South 4th street. Smith had a
quarrel with Trenwith over trivial mat
ter when the saloon keeper shot him In
the head and he died on the way to the
hospital. Trenwith who has served many
terms OF imprisonment for robbery and
assault was locked up.
Died OF HIS Injuries.
VIM. Frey, whose wagon was struck
by a New York express train on the
Pennsylvania railroad at the 18th street
crossing, last night, and whose wife and
son was instantly killed, died this morning
of his injuries.
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now 70 secure fseaitb.

seems strange that any one will suffer
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition OF the blood, when SCO-
WILLS SSARSAPARILLAAN AND DSTlLLINGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health To the physical organization. IL
IL indeed a strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take, a1d has proven itself to be the best
BLOOD PUBlFIER ever discovered. effect
ually curing scrofula, syphlitic disorders,
Weakness OF tho Kidneys, Erysipelas, Mala-
ria all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
ious complaints and all diseases Indicating an
impure condition OF the Blood, Liver, Kid
neys, Stomach Skin, etc. II corrects inM
gestion. A single bottle will prove TO you its
merits as health renewer, tor II ACTS LIKE
A CHARM, especially when tho complaint Is
OF an exhaustive nature, having a tendency to
lessen the natural vigor OF the brain and ner
vous system.
akER's PAIN PANACEA cures pain In
| man and beast For use externally ana inter-
| nally.
RED HORSE POWDERS cure all diseases
| fhorse, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry anu All
| Live stock, A APOsITlVECURE. mayA-s
For sale at II. B. Cochran's. drug store iSI
North Queen street
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A FntniuuarreI.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 24.--Ernest Moamhard
and Fritz Speilker, keepers Of saloon,
quarrelled about a business matter and
Speilkler killed Moamhard. Both were
drunk.
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Il cough. cold, or influenza without any bad
effect. Pixies Toothache Drops cure In ono
minute. nl9-lwdeod&w
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DIVINE SERVICE at the usual hours. morning
and evening, at st, Johns Episcopal church.
Rev. Il. w. spading, -. D., dean of All Saints
cathedral, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, will ON
glatp,
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Mary Malonoy, James street, got French
China Tea set from an order found in II can OF
Davis Baking Powder, It'd.
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ON and after Monday next. Drs. Logan n
McCoy will bo located at No. II South Prince
street, whore they have opened an Office.
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England to Orpore the rsIne Prophst

CAIRO, Egypt, Nov. "a Orders have
been received from the English govern
ment to postpone tho evacuation Of Cairo
by the British troops.
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Home sweet Bome."

This song Is very good In its way, but is
there any sickness IN the household IL SO,
home cannot bo always pleasant, We lake
especial pleasure in recommending BIrdOck
BLOOD BHters. u bona dde and certain cure Tor
dyspepsia, and all diseases OF the liver and
kidneys. For sale by II. B. Cochran, drug
gist, lS7 and lS9 North Queen street.
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~ am truly thankful that / ever used Or.
BeHson's Celery and Chdmomile PitiS, for they
cured my periodical headache" Mrs, j. II.
Paddison, Point Caswell, N. u, so cents, ~
druggists.
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Camelia Denuono tor tho teeth Is very IRA
grant and removes Tartar and scurf, hardens
he gums, stops decay and perfumes the
breath. Price, 80 cents. For sale at all drug
gists te27-omdW
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nunLIu SALE OF KENTUUKY muLEs

DUBLIU SALE OF X KENTUCKY MILES
i on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 50, 1873. will
be sold nj public sale, at ID. Logan's Stables,
rear OF McGrann House. Lancaster city, Pa
Thirty Head OF KENTUCKY MULES, con-
sisting OF IL yearlings and Is from to years
old, partly broken, and from 10 to 10 hands
high. This Is undoubtedly the finest lot OF
mules yet brought TO this market. A credit
| OF GO days will be given.
Sale 10 commence at | O'Clock y. IN, when
| attendance will be given by
It'd HOWARD BAILEY.
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TffS.

ECREET. IN November - 1883, In this city,
Catharine reli 3 oi the late John Eckert, aged
70 years.
Tho relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral,
from her late residence, No. 2.g East Chestnut
street on Sunday afternoon at ~ O'Clock
Services at the First Reformed church. In.
termont at Lancaster cemetery.
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i BER 4, 1853, will be sold At the Leopard
Hotel, "a lot OF ground, situated on the north
side OF East Vine street, near Duke street.
fronting q feet and I'm depth NJ feet, TO n foot
Wide common alley, on which II erected IA
two-story BRICK DWELLING, No, III and
onestory Brick Back building, and Brick
Wareroom.
Sale to commence at O'Clock conditions
made known by MISS ANNA DOERR
SHuBBRT SUTTON, Aucts. n2tStd
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FOR Lame Back size or Cnest use Slii
LoH's POROUS PLASTER. Price, ~ cent
Sold by II. II. Cochran, 1877 and l99 North Queen
treet, Lancaster. feblteod6
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go Diamond Dyes will color any thing any
color, and never fail. Tire eosiest and best
way TO eoonomize. 10 cents, at all druggists.
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islr, sses SOi common. q q 81 soHS GamSs S ss y
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DR.. Benson's Skin Cure consists OF internal
and external treatment at same time and IL
makes tho skin white, soft and smooth. 1t
contains no poisonous drugs. sl at druggists.
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NJEsN EKCHOR HALL


l the residence and business stand, Nos
l5J and i52 East King street. Lot 82 feet Wide
by PAS feet deep. The building ia complete
been rehttod throughout; has two ranges
two heaters, bath room, stationary wash
tubs, slate mantels, etc, excellent fruit, green
house brick stable in the rear. Terms easy.
THOS. A. WILEY,
n2i3lRS No. lb0 East King Street,
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CoLDEs's Liquid Beet Tonic lmparts strength
u body and mind, Take no other. or Drug
gists. nlalwdeodSw
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Small Fox oradicated, Small Pox cured
Small Pox pittings prevented by Drbys Pro
phylactic Fluid.
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4 uJUUkNED OBPHANs' UOKkr SALE
N OF real estate.-On SATURDAY, DEC,
10, 1888, In pursuance OF an order OF tho Or.
phans' Court OF Lancaster county, will be
sold AT public sale, nj the Keystone House, In
tho CITY of Lancaster the following real es-
tate of Patrick Kane, decd, 10 wit A lot or
piece of ground situate on the south side OF
West walnut street. In Lancaster City, con.
tanning In front Ia feet, 81 inches and In
depth "a feet, ~ inches, and numbered go, on
witch is erected one story BRICK DWELL.
ING HOUSE. Well OF water with pump on
the premises.
attendance will be given and terms OF sale
made known by
HENRY }. BUTLER,
sHUBURr & SUTTON, Trustee 10 Sell.
Auctioaee.s. r.. n!Ldl,s,l5d.
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UNuIs RENT.

'I'Hr REGULAR MONTHLY MEETl NG
L OF the Union Building and Loan hssoCla,
ton will be held at w. A. Wilson's office, on
MONDAY EVENING At 7J0 o'clock.
New series OF stock at sl per share.
Money to loan. A. ". BALL,
Secretary.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-24

M. Delaunay, the Frenchman who predict ed that terrible earthquake would occur in Java on August 2d, 1883, at the same time predicted that still more terrible earth. quake was due in 1886. This prediction cu- riousIy agrees with the prophecies of Nostra . danus and other supposed quacks, who threatened the world with dire calamities in the year of the present century in which Easter Sunday falls on St. Marks Day, which will be the case, it seems, in 1886.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-24

Mir. Abbey, the English farmer who failed in a recent harvesting contest to demonstrate the superiority of water over beer as bev craze, is anxious for another trial He is willing to drink oatmeal water and to allow his adversary to drink whatever he pleasss
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-24

Eallures are frequent, of course. but nothing IS more certain now than that trot-
 ters are begotten by trotters. As any thor
 ouen-Dreo can peat any common horse at the ren, so that IL IS not even necessary to have trial to be sure of it, we expeot to arrivs at tne same accuracy with the troktin, horao 's ana :1, what IS the limit of time at which you will finally arrive ?" WANNA Kwo minutes now is not more incredible snan ], was sWo-twenty quarter of a century ago." replied the general
 Each bluegrass breeder of nron;nanoe
 has ms regularly printed catalogue of stock revised yearly, generally with a wood out of nis pest stallion on the cover. Some es Generai Witners, insert the selling prices. rom which mo deviation" is advertised. Tn
 Io ioosAlng A over such catalogue, from S4OO up to E, 900 are found to be demanded for tbe younger animals, with proportionaIelv more
 TOT older ones that could be at once made usefuI But when horse has really entered the ranks of the great flyers, there is hardly any limit to his value One with a record or 2:30 may be estimated in a general way worth $10,00O. From 2:3O down to 2:20, $1, 1000 may be added for each sncces, sive second. When we come into the teens
 and near tho head of the record. iogeIino with gold and diamonds is a coarse occnna. ton In comparison. MT. Bonner is said to have paid $33, 900 for Dexter and S36 OOO Tor Rarus, and Mir. Vanderbilt S2o. GOO for
 v. Ous 'nis lase was before she had made her great time; now that she has made 1t, you are told confdentially that a person stands ready to draw his check wilIipeIv for $75, GOO whenever he can get a horse that will lead her, and give him the distinction of having the fastest trotter in the world. But
 now does 1t pay? We'll, it pays first fin stocS, raising; 1t pays next in the oppo, tuni-
 ty to take purses and stakes afforded by the great system of racing circuits; and, no
 ooube, even those gentlemen who withdraw
 from racing, and do their driving in nrivats life, find it pay in pleasure and improved
 health from this kind of recreation, extrava-
 gant as 1t is, which they might not te able to
 procure so well from the expenditure of
 equal sums in any other direction.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-24
EDsTURIAL NuTE>.

There are enterprising negroes in North Carolina. In that State some negroes have organized B railroad company and begun the construction of the line.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-24

Connecticut is especially interested in the recommendation of the Commissioner of Patents that the fees paid by inventors be reduced. A marked reduction has been made in Great Britain. where the first fee is reduced from e5 to e1, and the fee for com pleting the patent is to be e3 instead Of 92O.l The first fee is to give pro
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-24

RHEUMATISM, disordered- blood, general debility, and many chronic diseases pro: nounced incurable, are often relieved by Browns Iron Bitters" sa------ssEA--s
 HUNTSVILLE, ALA.-Dr. J. c. Spotswcod says: "I highly recommend Browns Iron Bitters for dyspepsia, rheumatism, and gen eral debility" ..s ----r---~-aa---s'~--s4 FAIRFIELD, IowA.-Dr. J. l.. Myers says: Browns Iron Bitters is the best iron pre- paration I have ever known in my thirty years of practice.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-24


 The colonization of Jews in the Holy Land does not seem likely to be 8 success. Re- ports have reached England that the col onists at zimmarin, who are nearly all refugees, are literally dying of hunger, and the colony at Rosh Pinah is in almost equal difficulties. The resources of the central communities at aGalatz are said to be exhausted, and it is not easy to see how the situation of affairs can be chang ed unless the rich Jews of Europe and Amer ica come to the rescue, At Rosh Pinah there is no money to develop the resources of the colony, while at zimmarin there are more families than the land is capable of support ing. The chief mistake seems to have been undertaking the colonization enterprise without sufficient funds to make it feasible.