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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-29
THE RAILROAD WAX.
Prospect of an Amicable a Adjustment

EAsroN, Pa, Jan. 29.-This morning
when the time came for the argument Of
the injunction against the Pennsylvania,
Slatington & New England railroad com
paDy, counsel for that company and
for the Wind Gap & Delaware road
asked the court to continue the injunction
until Monday next. They explained that
a meeting of both companies will bs held
in New York, on Wednesday next, and
that it was thought that the difficulty
would then he adjusted. One of the attor-
neys said that the New England people
had made the Ovcrtures to the Wind Gap
and Delaware road.
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COLOGNE.
yu,n WHOM 1T MAY C<,sUEKS.

Vl'D WHOM 1T MAY COHCEkS.
/ Notice is hereby given that application
will be made at the present session of the Leg
islatuIe of Pennsylvania. tor the passage OF an
act. entitled an Act for the Relief of the Ian
caster County Prison. the object OF which will
be to confer upon the Courts of Criminal Ju-
risdictIon IN said county power 20 osentence all
persons convicted OF any crime or Ini5dc-
meanOr in said courts, the punishment OF
which would be Imprisonment in the peni-
tentiary. in any other county in the state TO un-
dergO said punishment either in the state pen
itentiary or in the Lancaster county prison,
at the discretion OF the court, and To repeal
all acts or parts of acts inconsistent Herewith,
JOHN G.. WEAVER,
President of the Board of Inspectors of the
Lancaster County Prison i2,4tdW&4tw
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VNOE KENT. n LARGE TWO-STUEY
Il Brick House, No. l3i North Duke st.
A Two and a-nalf story House No. - West
Chestnut street. Apply to ~
A. j. STEINMAN.
i2'-tfi JSTELLIGENCER OilicG.
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For valuable information. read the R,!yer
t!s".nent of Simmons Liver Regulator
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a Street fight

M. L. Traeg and Geo. Rcamsnyder quar-
relied over game of pool at Zech's Girard
house OH Saturday evening, and after
leaving the saloon came TO blows on North
Queen street near the railroad. Ream-
sllyder punished Traeg rather severely,
and the latter sued him for assault and
battery. Reamsnyder entered bail for a
hearing before Alderman Samson to-
morrow evening.
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The best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rheurn, letter, cilappc'.
hands, chilblains, corEs and all kinds 0t skin
erupiions, ircckles and p:inplcs. The saiyc is
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. BE sure YOU
get IIENRY's CARBOLIC SALvE, as all others are
bnt limitations and countertci:s Price %
cents. Sold in Lancaster ut COchrans Drug
store. l37 North Queen street Ily2o-t
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E'righifu, Boiler Explosion,

PINE GROVE, Schuylkill county, Pa,
Jan. 2o.-At 6 o'clock this morning a
boiler at Lincoln col'iery, operated by
Levi, Miller & Co., exploded with terrific
force. Tho boiler was hurled about 300
yard; down the side of the mountain.
Seven other boilers were displaced and a
complete wreck was made Of the boiler
house. George Hummcl was severely
hrrt iy ilying timbers.
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NEW ADHERTISEMENIS
OHILDROOD, MANHOOD, AND HOAKY
AGE EXCLAIM IN UNISON, BE
HOLD THE CONQUER"

| DURING a brief visit to the ancient town O
l Warwick, R. l., recently, our agent extended
his trip to the southeastern extremity OF tine
/ town, to look about among the wonderful i'm
provements which have been made in the ap
i pearance of Warwick Neck during q compare
lively brief period, and while conversing on
/ this subject with Col. BENJAMIN. S. HAZARD. the
popular proprietor of the warwick Neck
Hotel, he learned that the greater part of the
handsome summer residences had been erect.
ed inside Of dozen years; and he also learned
that Col. Hazard had been great sufferer from
a chronic disease Of the Kidneys and Bladder
over fifteen years, the most painful form OF 1t
being q stoppage or retention OF the urine,
which was SO very severe at times as to disable
him for his accustomed work and even confine
him to the bed, when a surgeons assistance
would be required to relieve him. He was being
doctored large part of the time, but could get
no permanent relief. at times his suffer-
fngs were terrible from sharp. cutting
pains through the Kidneys and Bladder !;
and he had suffered SO long and so
severely that he hal become discour
aged OF getting well again, especially as
the doctor stated that 1t was doubtful IT q man
OF his age, with such complicated disease Of
long standing could be cured. But last sum
mer, when he was suffering intensely from
one OF these attacks, gentleman who was
boarding at his hotel. urged and persuaded
him to try bottle of Hunts Remedy, as he
had known of some wonderful cures effected
byit.
Mr.. Hazard says he had no faith In II. but
consented reluctantly to try it and after TAX
ing it only two days, the intensa pains and
aches had disappeared, and he commenced to
gain strength rapidly, and in less than week
was attending to his accustomed work. and
has never mad IL return or he pains. Mr.. Haz-
ard is over seventy years OF age, and on the
25t OF Nov. 1872, when our agent met him.
although it was very cold and clustering
day. he was in the field with his team at work
pulling and loading turnips, rs hale and
hearty Il man as you could wish for, whereas
last August he WAS unable TO stand up to over
see the work. then going on in this same field.
HUNTS RE .EDY had given him health and
strength again. and he recommends it to his
relatives and friends. several OF whom are
now taking 1t, us he considers it Il most excel
lent medicine tor all diseases of Kidneys or
Bladder. j23-M.W,F
INOE KENT. "A LSEGE TWO-STGEY
Il Brick House. No. 13i North Duke st.
A Two and :l-nalf story House No. - West
Chestnut street Apply to
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Arm Broken.

Minnie, All eleven year o.d daughter of
Mrs. John Rooney, living at No. 33 East
Frederick street, fell on the ice OH North
Queen street above Chestnut and frac-
turcd her left arm above the wrist. DR..
WclchanS Set tho broken limb, and the
little girl is doing well.
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LONDON. Jan. 20.-Ten bodies have
been washed ashore near Penarth. A
steamer is supposed TO have foundered
with all hands, twenty in number, near
Parth Cewl The storm still continues.
LONDON, Jan. ga vessel supposed to
be the steamer Black Watch was sunk to-
day off Murables Head. Twenty six per-
sens were drowned. She belonged to
Cardiff
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LANCASTER Jan. /. 1888.
4 DID II, YOUR irGObiE.

y Club 13 OF tie Mutual Investment Clubs
offers the surest means OF making regular
monthly profits from Investments o. SO to
$1,000 or more ,;ealin" i'll GRAIN, PROVISIONS
AND STOCKS. Each member gets the benefit
OF combined capital of the Club. Reports sent
weekly. Diviinnds paid monthly. Club Is
paid shareholders ba k thci money in profits
In past three months, still leaving original
amount making money in Club, or returned
on demand. Shares $40 each. Explanatory
circulars sent free. Reliable correspondents
wanted everywhere. Address, X. r. KEN
DALI & co. Comm MchtS., III ana l79 La
Sale St, Chicago, III. Misunderstanding
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a MURDEkOUS WIFE.
Shooting Her Husband Dead because Sh
Did Not Approve OF His Medical
Methods.

OKEMosE, Mich, Jan. 29.-In Bath
township. Clinton county, on Friday night
last, David Clark. farmer was shot and
Instantly killed by his wife. The parties
had lived unhappiIy for some years, often
coming to blows. The disagreement on
Friday arose from the wife's determine
ton to administer medicine other than
that prescribed by the attending physician
to one of the children The child's illness
continued and grew worse until it was
supposed to be dying, while Clark was
eDdeavOring to restore the child to con-
sciousness the wife got revolver from an
adjoining room and deliberately shot her
husband through the back. The muir
deress was arrested Immediately after
wards.
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over Kalf :: Million Gone Up in Smoke

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Early this morn
ing fire broke cut in the third-story Of
Bahr Brothers Il Co.'s piano factory, on
Eleventh avenue. The building is six
stories high and built of brick. 1t was
damaged TO the extent OF 52j, 900. The
loss on the stock is estimated at $4,000
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Wide Awake Delta.

Messrs. Sargent Bros, druggists, Delta, Ohio
in ordering q quantity OF Thomas Eclectric
Oil, write that they never sold anything that
gave such universal satisfaction in curing
coughs, colds bronchitis, rheumatism neu
ralgia. etc For sale by II. Il. Cochran, drug
gist, l37 and l39 North Queen street.
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a ECuUiSiii0H EOEnrPd.

A special dispatch to the INTELLIGEN
GER says: "The requisition of the gov
crnor Of Missouri for the remanding Of
John b. Dennis, arrested ut Lancaster for
fraud in ST. Louis, was granted by the
governor this morning."
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Go TO Fl. IL Cocnran'S drug store for Mrs
FTceDafs'S Ncac National Dyes. For bright.
ness and durability OF color. are uncQualed.
Cclor from . to pounds. DIRECTIONS IN Eng
lish and German. Price. Is cents.
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ai;.ryl..d's GyhIp,ing rOst.

BALTIMORE, ,jaa. 29-The term of i'm
prisonmcnt o; CEias. toote, recently cOr-
victed for hIutally bea;ng his wife, expired
to day and he was then given seven lashes
at the whipping post which his sentence
called for. This was tie first whipping
under the act providing for the whipping
Of Ia, h..:1tcrS
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IOEDGN. Jan 90 The heaviest floods
that have occurGt" in the British Lake
district for twan:E years now prevail.
Lakes Durweut, Wa.er "t,l Bassenty waite
u"~ .jrin, .,ns! o portion Of keswiclz is
s:i .:l!ergcM
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PARIS, jan. 29.-At The meeting of tho
cabinat this mornipg. II. Falieres was ap-
pointei president of the council and
al inter;m iniiis;.'r of foreign affairs. The
ministers ni war and of marine will be
nominated later. The other ministers re-
main at their posts,
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yhe Eeaatss .sec.iver.H,p

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. % President
Cove, 81 the Philadelphia s Reading
railroad company. denies the report that
some opposition has been de"e.oped I'n the
part ni bondhnIders 10 the removal CT the
1ecciyership.
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so :JnlinoGs Warning.

VIEHE,, Jan. ga pIacari was posted
a few days ago ma puu!;c garden at st.
Petersburg e,ioni,:g people to avoid
places frcquented By the court lest they
should be hurt by anything that might
happen.
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Po,tofiice sroDi,.,natiobs.

WASuINGTON, Jan. 29.-'Ehe Senate in
executive session confirmed among other
nominations those of VIM. Graham to be
Postmaster at Rochester, Pa, and Mary
j.. I,nbric, a. Beaver, Pt.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
Events Along the Susquehanna-Items Of
Interest In and Around the Borough
Picked Up by tho Intelli-

Events Along the experimentation o
Interest in and Around the Borough
Picked Up by tho Intelli-
gencer's Reporter.
To day the invitations were issued fol
the ball of the Ii. D. r. club. Over 800
persons have been invited. Every ar.
rangement will be made for the convent
ence and pleasure of the guests, commit
tees having been formed which will
attend TO the various details. Invitations
Lave been sent to Harrisburg, Marietta,
Middletowu, Maytown. Mt. Joy, Mount
Vile, Lancaster, York, Hanover, Delta
ciudes large number of Columbia people
and persons residing in this vicinity.
! he dance Will be the event of the season
o.ablc.
thorough Briefs.
Miss Julia Lcntz, Of Lancaster, is visit
'ng Charles Fager's family.-The ice is
money combing and the coasting is ruined.
--Railroad Dis spatcher Smokers daughter,
iacil, with No G9l, drew the doll on ex-
hibition at KurGels grocery.-St. Paul's
T.. T. church public sociable at Mrs. G.. G.
Richards next Thursday evening.-" AT
!inson's i0llites," booked for Feb. 12.
Among the Churches.
The churches were nearly all well attend
Cd, yesterday, although the walking was
yory bad, even dangerous, quite number
"f per- Obs having received severe falls
The Methodist church was crowded in the
lower part of the auditorium, many persons
\ also occupicd the gallery. large num-
'b'r Of persons were connected with the
cNuroh as probationists at the morning
md eVcning service, and several persons
Wclc united in full membership. The re-
Vival will he continued every evening of
this week, Saturday accepted. The E. L.
Lutheran lecture was we'll attended.
A drunken man straycd into Trinity
Reformed church last night and fell into
such a profound sleep that he was awak-
cncG with difficulty at the close of the
services. He was finally made to under.
stand that tho church was about to TO
closed and left.
4 young mems prayer. meeting has
been started at the Presbyterian church.
The meetings are gradually increasing in
numbers, as more interest is manifested in
them.
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New YORK, Jan. 29.-Hazleton Broth
ers' piano manufactory, No. "a and 3G
University Place, was destroyed by fire
this morning. Loss estimated at $110, 900.
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rnicer's of the Typographical Union.

AT a meeting Of Typographical Union
No. 20, the following officers were elected
Coz the ensuing year President, J. l..
Vogan Isl Vice President, J. A. Hell
mcrZ 2d Vice President. O. s. Feagley
!.ecordinG SecI ctary. II. S. Kaufman Fl
rancial Secretary, ]. G. Haus Treas
urer Joseph Gaintper Sergeant-at-arms,
D. + Schlctt Trustees, Ii. PinkcrtoD,
Francis Brecht, II. S. Kaufman.
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ATUEICf-rUi.l.IG Nj, ;CE Is HEREBY
~ given tiid: the account OF tre treasurer
ct tbe L.inraStc" county prison has been filed
in the Registers Office. and will lie open tor
inspection and exception 10 al taxpayers. tor
the space pf thirty 'ays, aS provided tor by
Act Of Assembly. apnI r2cn April |, a. D., 1870.
{. y. SPRDUL, Solicitor.
Lane ASTEE Jan. /, 1888. jl-4fdTuSi'w
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ALLENTOWN, Pa, Jan. 29.--John Fry,
who lived alone at Coplay, was found
fiozan to death in his room this morning.
He was last seen on Tuesday, when he
was slightly Intoxicated.
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yTEATE EE INDICATIONS.

WAsuINCToE, Jan. 29.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather,
with rain near the coast, winds mostly
noltharly, stationary or lower tempera
ture.
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HsRKETS,
New York Market.

:Ey .uaL-. Jan. G9--EiOur duh and prices
without quotaDle change.
Wheat opened Llssc lower; subsequently
recovered and advanced a tritle trade moder-
ate; NO Rel, Jan. 81 ~; do Feb, 81 1474@
l 1j1; do March, 81 lGAWl II JIG.
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Cattle Market,

PHILADELrHIA, January o. Cattle marke t
inactive: sales, $500 head; prime 61407c :;
good ut 6G618c; medium at 5H@5Ac; Com; non
at 454Q54c; rat cows. 3SGl4Lc.
Sheep active sales. O0OO head prime, $50
&C: good. 5466l4c; medium, 4s4G5hsc
common, 4,s4Hc.
Hogs IN active demand sales. 1900 head
prime. 9i4G10r good. 9AG9Lc medium,
ylI9c; common. SiIMS1c.
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Bad taste in the mouth, unpleasant breath
and impaired hearing, when resulting from
Catarrh. are overcome and the nasal passages
which have been closed for years are made
free by the use OF Ely's Cream Balm. Price
IN
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GEJH 1EpERyES E:IYEETs.

vk!AN.EU-TIVO OR THREE; GtNTLE-
w men IOar,icrS in 4 lpriVaic family; home
comforts. Apply ut
j292td No. 22O WEST ORANGE ST.
FINH.c ST 1T r. u NJ Il r; L i - Il OF THE
i Ladies' City Tract Society will be held on
Tuesday evening at ~ o'clock. in the lecture
room of st Paul reformed church.
ltd ANNIE NJ. Gun DAKER.
NIO0ES2AR HES.L EE;ErEEl.-1HE
w annual meeting OF the Lot Holders of
Woodward Hill Cemetery, for the election of
Trustees, will be held on Monday evening,
February 5, 1883, at Geo. -. SprcclerS Office,
at Gas p. m BY order oi the president:
j. MARTIN,
j29-3tGM, ,W,S Secretary.
rI'O THE DEMOCRACY.
i The Democracy OF the several wards of
Lancaster city will meet ut their rcspcc-
tive voting places on SAIU kDAI, FEB
RJARY 3, 1883, for the purpO. G OF nominating
candidates tor city offices: to be voted for on
Notice OF the time and place OF holding the
primaries will b" given.
". ii. ROLAND,
i29-5td Chairman City Committee.
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SECOND EDITION.
THE CONTROLLERSHIP.


Mayor King Approves the bond OF William
NJ. Tsggart-A Legal Fight Probable
In the Courts.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29.-Mayor King
to-day signed the ordinance approving Of
the sureties of William NJ. Taggart,
who was recently elected by the city
councils to the Office of city controller
to succeed Robert E. Pattison, elected
governor. Governor Pattison, who
claims that the appointing power in
this case lies with the governor,
the Office being a county Office,
has already appointed S. Davis Page,
whose name is now before the Senate for
confirmation, Should the Senate confirm
MIR. Pages nomination the whole matter
will be referred to the courts for adjudi.
cation.
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Apply into nOstriIs with little finger.
Only Two Bottles.

Nessrs. Johnson Holloway & Co.. wholesale
druggists OF Philadelphia, Pa, report that
some time ago gentleman handed them a
dollar, with request to send good catarrh
cure to two army officers in Arizona. Re
Gently the same gentleman told them that
both the officers and the wife OF Gen. John &.
Fremont, Governor OF Arizona had been
cured of catarrh by the two bottles of Ely's
Cream Balm. ill-2wdM W&F
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TAR RALSAM.
TAR RALSAM:
PARKER'S
HA IR BALSAM M.

\ beneficial dressing preferred to similar
articles because of its purity and rich per-
fu-ne. 1t RESTORES TO GRAY HAIR The
YOUTHFUL COLOR and prevents dnndruT
and falling OF tn: hair. SOC and sl.OO.
HISCOX n Co, N. Y.
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INUE; SALE.
Double Two-Story TWELVE-ROOMED
DWELLING. Choice Location. Bath. Under
ground Drainage. Large TWO-STORY STA
l;LE and Greenhouse in rear, F1uit and
Shrubbcry IN variety. Apply at
tl2,.ttI NO. 239 EAST KING STREET.
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Corn dull and shade lower; Mixed West.
ern spot. 6a07lc do futures, 66k06s1<c.
Oats H4Ac lower; State. 4905Sc; Western
410SSc mo. 2Feb., 465sG47c March, 47]<047ssc
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RED HORSE POWDERS cure ell diseases
of horse, cattle. sheep. hogs poultry and all
Live Stock. A POS!TIFECURE. nay2I-"
For sale at IL. Il. Cochrln's drug store I37
North Queen street.
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IlUBLIc SALE OF nESIEABLE CIT

nUBLTC SALE OF nE>IEABLE CITY
i PHOPEKTY.-On FRIDAY, FEBRU AIRY
I6, 1883 by virtue OF an alias order OF the
Orphans Court OF Lancaster county, the
undersigned trustee TO sell I'll! offer ut Public
Sale at he Leopard Hotel. the following de-
sclibe': rea! estate, formerly belonging TO the
estate of Peter EaDy, deceased.
All that certain iwC-stnry BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE and lot or piece OF ground stu
atci on the south side OF Fulton street, No.
$50. between Lime and Shippen streets, in the
city of Lancaster, containing i'll front On said
Fulton street l. feet more or less. and ex-
;.ndingi in depth OF that width 10 frct more
or less, bound on the east by property of A
W. Kus~el, on the west by property OF VIM.
| Long. on the II nth by the aforesaid Fulton
street and on the south by property now CT
lately Of Emelinc Hoffman
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. m., of said
day.
payment OF purchase mOncy Oh hpril !, 1888.
For Information concerning this property
inquire of Alien a; iIeTS NJ ,E Paft King
Trustee to Sell.
i27.COdts l:arevillc L. o.
4 SsIGNEE'SSAaEOFv vAIUABLER REAL
| II, 1888. under an order Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas of Lancaster county, will be sold at
the Leopard Hotel. in the City OF Lancaster.
the following rca! estate. viz
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, ana lot OF
ground attached, situated On East Orange
street, and numbered No 2SS East Orange
street, in said city. The said property fronts
on said East Orange street % feet, "a inches,
and extends in depth to Grant sire t, 2i5 feet.
The said house has brick back aiding at-
| tachcd and contains Il rooms and Il store
| room. On said lot is also q substantially
built GREEN HOUSE, lSXG7 feet, and other
improvements.
No. >. Being lot OF ground, without i'm
prOvements, situated on the Orth side OF
Fast Walnut street. near Franklin street, in
the CITY OF I.ancaSt J., containing in front on
East Walnut street o. .eet, and extending in
depth 100 feet, to lU-feet wide alley the said
lot being numbered in the general plan OF the
Chestnut street tract. No. 3!,S.
Sale to commence at ! O'Clock. p. m, when
the conditions will he male known by
CHAS. l. Lands,
Assignee of George q. Hensel and Wife.
Ii. SHUBERT, Auctionecr. jl7tsdW&S
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\ When heart and brain IAnguiShes and tn
= majesty OF perfect human nature is conquer
ed by licl.lC temper and tendency to sorrow,
the nerves are faulty. Give sympathy to the
sufferer and teach him the virtues of DR. Ben
sons Celery and Ch ,niomllc Pills.
j29-lwd&w