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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-30
City Election PrOClamat
RESOLUTION NO. aoe
A resolution providing for the holding q =
nicipal election In the CITY Of Loa AnG6
the first Monday ia pecembers 1So3

Be it resolved. BY tn. Mayor and cou5clI
city Of Los Ange es, as foiloss;
SECTION l. That q r uniclpsl eiscfi11 ~
by the qusiined voters Of tho city o. ises ~
In the said city, on the first Monds, a 111|
1883. the same b. Ing the t6ird uay of 1111I ~
for the following oIf,csrs. town:
Three members Of the B ard Of E.lur113c|
Also. by the gu. .lidd " tefs q the t1l1
wards 10 said city. fhs fol owing msnke4I
CSuncil Of sid ri'y. that i to ssy:
Two ~ n mhsrs 1t tia Council. a r.
the First " ard.
uns q member Of the csuseii. 70 spll
second Ward.
Two tzl members Of the csunciI. h
! the Thir Ward.
one fll meal hsr of the Council. Z, r5rs
Fourth Wafd, for the tuil term
Two (sl members VI the CounncII q =
/ the Fdth War;.
Also. one a. member OF The councII -
resent the Fourth Ward for th< u,,e1p
Toe polling piac sh.ll be a. foIIo9< +
For the First Wsrd--StcIa Q< K. q. +
10 San Fernando st'set.
tor the Second wart-od1cc = w. EI|
Police, Nc. 3 Sp Ing street
For the Third Wa d-Trrn4srein TAI
or the Fourth Ward--So. xna1.44 H5E
Y = thu Fifth ward--suviiIol' wsz1!
IN fellewing namsd persons, rss dun1s 1
respective vzfds. are hsrsh b. zppolntzI -
70 hold, conduct and ruAke rstllIu4 4 4a5
ton. that Is to ~;
Foe the Flint vnrd-fnsroctor 0sczr
Judges. J. A. cline ard VIM. Auxhss ~.
For the Second Ward I.lsi ect y. A. 4. Y
Judges, john baris AID Thoras A.. eit.
tortfs Tfiri Wsri-fn,p or. . y
Judges. A. Morris and J. r. Lanorcc
For the Fourth Ward -in~i@ cror. q. II
Judges, J. e. Bfuwn aud John Lsnsc-
t0r tho i'm Warl--inspest<. e,n. u 6.
Judges, j. G.. NcDonald nd y. a Ffi 1|fI.
SEC. . he Clerk q the G. unc' b
10 tho sdop.acn o. this re- c'i.r o.. 41<
cause tbs same 10 be p1hll-il< i,s, A. & (,
tlrcs la the Los AxaaLEg IAl1f Hama
srch manner that the laa IA IN II 14 III
prior to = II third day q AZ g.. M
SIC 3. Tn res laticn shsl IA q 4l@ Z
he IA fcrce inlite IL. ely uts4 4ta i.i.1zI1
proval and Pahlicstioa.
hereby certify that the i1rcx.inx f<11|
was adopted by the Council ~ the ci1s
Hngeles. Il i lAeetiIg q N.ye,at<< 11
IesS. ". W. ultf< ~
Clerk Of rouncil Of the cisy q Los t1I1l
lssS. q Il. Ii,o1' ~
thereby certify ifst thz :irs. s'a. -
a a hui, trns ASH rrclt lsr4 ~ n
rssoleticn sdnftpa Af tns coll c'isf o..
the clty Of k,s a y. - t. - .ot n A.
ts< lltk. A. y. lHA.
Clerk q ths Cc1nc.i n tbe eisy x II szx' !.
Los An<e111 @o<71.o<r I1t6. A. U- AL
u1<4d4
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WEEKLY HERALD.
Ordinance Number lcs.

An ordinance authorizing and directing
the salo by the city Of Los Angeles Of
its interest in certain real property
aituated in block 35a, Ord's Survey. in
1aid oity, and fixing the manner of
sa:d sale.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-30
The Mayor and Council Of the city ci
Los Angeles do ordain as follows;

said sale.
The Mayor and Council OF the city cf
Los Angeles do ordain as follows;
SECTION /. That the right. title sud
interest Of The city Vi Los Angeles IN
and to al .Aa. resl property situated in
the city Vi Los A'geIes. county Of Los
Angeles State Of Crliforlia, and being
lots |, .. 3. 1, :. 10. IL. 10, fractional
lot II. and lots iS. 10, 20. II. 22, 70. "a,
70, 26, 27. go, o. block 35s, ord's Sur
vey, be sold as public auction ppon the
,n.litions anil in The manner 10 this
ordinance contained ard expressed
SEC. 9. The Clerk Of the Conncil o.
the city OF Los Angeles shall, on the
3lst day OF January, 1854, in front OF
the Office Of the said Clerk OF the ConE-
ell, in the city Of Los Angeles, State Of
California, at the hour Of ii Am. Of
that day, sell at pnbIic auction. to the
highest aud best bidder, for gold coin Of
the Government Of tho United States,
payable at the time Of the delivery OF
the deed Of -aid real property. all the
right, title aud interest cf tbs city Of
Los Angeles in ard TO the above de
scribed real prorsrtyj prosidad, that no
.sie shall be made unless the said bids for
the said real properly shall be;
For let |. 500 OF more;
For lot z, 800 or more;
For lot 3, 500 or more;
For lot 4, 500 or more;
For lot 8. sl25 or more;
Fer lot 10, sl25 OF more;
For lot IL, 1926 or more;
For lot l6, 5000 or more;
For fractional lot II, $50 or more;
For lot IS, $500 or more;
Fer lot 10, $50 or more;
For lot 90, $500 or more,
For lot q, s75 or more;
For lot 20, $500 or mere;
For lot %. 800 or more;
For lot "a, s4O0 or more;
For lot 25, slo0 or morei
For lot &c, $500 or more;
For lot 27, $50 or more;
For lot 20, $50 or more.
SEC. 8. That the purchasers at said
sale shall pay the sums bid by them for
the said lots respectively to the Treas
urer of the city of Los Angeles; aad the
said Treasurer is hereby authorized and
directed to receive the said moneys 50
paid as aforesaid.
SIC. 4. The Mayor Of the city.of Los
Angeles Is hereby authorized and directed
to execute, Acknowledge and deliver to
each purchaser at said sale quit clsim
deed Of each and every lot 30 purchased
at said s,le and paid for by lin. upon
the payment by him Of the purchase
money thereof a. hersinbefore expressed.
SEC. 0. The Clork Of the Council shsll
certify to the passage Of this ordinnnce,
and shall cause the ssme to be published
oncs week for eight consecutive weeks
In tbs Los Angeles Daily HERALD, n
Newspaper published in SAID city,
and thereupon and thereafter II shall
take effect and be in force.
hereby certify that the foregoing
yr,irnnec was adopted by the Council
oi t.s City Of Los Angeles at its meeting
" November Path, A. d. 1888.
w. W. Robinson,
Clerk OF the Council of the City of
Los Angeles.
Approved this 10Th day Of November.
A. p. 1883. c, Il, THon.
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! hereby certify that the foregoing
gr,iinonec was adopted BY the Council
oi t,s City Of Los Angeles at its meeting
" November Path, A. d. 1888.
w. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk OF the Council Of the City of
Los Angeles.
Approved this 10Th day Of November.
A. p. 1883. c, Il, THon.
na6oawsw Mayor.
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ALAMEDA FOUNDRY,

On Alameda street. TO the highest bidder without
reserve; as follows: This foundry builiing, with
steam engine, largest sized lathe, blast furnace.
Patterns tools, etc, and everything connscted
necessary 10 cast from the largest to the smallest
castings. complete In all is appointments.
NoTE.--Tnc foundry business Il one Of the
most profitable businesses In the state There
are orders enough on hand TO run night and day
for the next year
Terms AZ sale.
For further particulars enquire Of p BAL
LADE, or Of
JOHN 9. BELL, Auctlonecr.
oa4td Office hours. irsn to ~. ~
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srlrcr zmcnrs, a. Q. .. v.

Statsd meet, q Of Caiifosn'a Eesior, No. i. s
K, A. D. v. W.. are held tho 1fzt and thira SAT-
nrday svsnnm q e.ch month q Odd fslloes
G II H0ux< 8seor r><z3 In
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-11
INCONSISTENCY.

"1t's not only strange, but down.
right rneanness. What's the use of
trying to excuse ii? Here are the
facts: Only a few days ago, the Be-
nevolent Society met, aud Mrs. Dem
son subscribed twenty dollars, / was
speakingof her liberality at the close
of the meetingj and now we find her
refusing to pay a fair price TO her
washwoman and seanstress, tie lat.
ter having a poor mother and three
helpless children to proyidef for from
her scanty earnings" l
swell, Annie such Inconsistencies
are far from being infrequent, and
the longer you live the more you
WILDE impresscd,with inesdgruitiss
found in human natures Let me tell
you of u lesson | had once, many
years ago.
"It was a cold tlasin December,
and u keen, rough wind blew The
sharp, frozen sleet in my face as l
walked with a quick step down one
Of the streets Of our beautiful city
| had been caught without an um.
brella, and when / overlook Mr.,
Blank, and was invited to walk un.
der the shelter Of his, / took his arm,
nothing 10th, l assure you. He was
an old friend, though his wealth car.
ried him into circles where, as the
poor pastor Of an humble flock, 1
should hardly have found admittance
After the first greetings, he told me
that nothing would have tempted
him out in such severe weather but
the meeting Of the benevolent AS.
sociation," of which | think he said
he was President And then he ad-
ded, "you had better go with me and
becotne member. There is no esti,
mating the amount Of good we are
doing in this place"
"When we came to thesteps Of the
old Stone Church, my attention was
arrested by the sound of d child's
voice, which was borne to US by the
wind, in low broken sobs.
"Curled up underline shelte. Of the
broad, stone arch, was q child Of sew,
en- or eight years, whose dress was
such an odd mixture Of girls and
boys costumes, that it would have
been difficult to guess the sex.
"a poor, pinched face, set of by
fine, dark eyes, and a profusion of
dark hair, which was partly hidden
by the old comforter tied around the
head. An old overcoat, patched and
worn, a red petticoat partly hiding
some black pants, gray stockings aud
girls slippers completed the dress d
the forlorn little object
~ said, let US see what is the trou.
ble here, and what We can do to re-
lieve it."
"Mr. Blank stopped with an impa.
tient air, and passing cOntemptou,
glance at the child, who just ther
looked up and cried out piteously
said' "oh, never mind, I have nc
interest in thing Of this kind.
have to do only with the broad, gen
eral principles Of humanity"
"When he found l would stop he
wrapped his elegant coat close around
him, saying carelessly: "It's all =
trick; these beggars understandthef
business to perfection. Gomez or ",
shall be too late at the society. Dt
not be misled by your sympathies
with US you can work in your accust
omed way.p
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-11

Mamma had dressed Charley give
years old) togo tot walk, and then
took Susie, (Ihree years old) in hand.
Mamma was "tired," so was Susie,
mamma, somewhat irritated, said:--
'Do stand still, for gracious sakel" to
which Susie gravely responded,
"Amen."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-11

wv r. GUM, Attorney at Law, Point
wv Pleasant, W. Va, will practice in
the Courts Of Mason County, the Supreme
Court If Appeals OF West Virginia, and
the United States District Court for this
State, Prompt attention given to the col
lection Of claims. Office opposite Court
House. uan 3, 1883.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-11

RemeEyi has found a twelye.year
old girl in Texas whom he pronoun.
ces the greatest yiolinisl America ev.
or produced. She will probably be-
come the bow ideal Of fidelity.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-11

Atlanta claims to have q young
lady who has the finest and prettiest
hairinthe United States. The name
Of the party of whom she purchased
it is not made public.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-11

DANKlN WILEY, ,JR., Attorneyat Law,
IL Point Pleasant, W. Va, will practice
in the Courts Of Mason Countrywide U. S
District Court for West Virginia, and in
the Supreme Court Of Appeals OF this
State. Prompt attention given to the col.
lection OF claims. [ianS, 1883.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-11

Childhood often holds a truth with
its feeble fingers, which the grasp of
manhoOa cannot retain, which it is
he prideOf utmost age tO recover
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-11

1As. II. COUCH, JR, Attorney at Law
j and Notary Public, Point Pleasant, w.
Va, will practice in the counties OF Mason
Hnd Putnam. All business will receive
prompt attention. [i0n8, 1883.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-11

John Il. TIAtNIS, ATTORNEY ut law and
y Notary Public, Point Pleasant, W. Va,
will pmcticcin the Counties Of Mason and
Putnam, and will attend promptly to all
business entrusted to him. ian3, 'S3.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-11
IDREAm OF TII PAsT.

= II. y |
pllf fht gafarp II I.etlf dhnfgsa
And i count nj ifose lo,''. b'l,,. ressad
Wherein I hive reveled isn,Sc'i.
Those niri,ts IA whicbl'n s6eFfv
Will, yoii aiidIIeastinq flaeE 4
When tiie rnaeicSl charm sherry
Made ,y6u hSd ,s wide n,;nei
Ah, maid Of yoluptuous bet
10 ioye tbie We're simply a anlv, 3
And sweelest Il know N ~ m;,,a
What Art thoug Omore ,n mere IL.
man. y '''sss VIZ
10 more fliah iaify ot eIf
No ahtelszyat iiesit,filr h,l,i Az
NolsDirit- -zbnt lstilItlr AZ a beitt
Long ago, orthy sake, o ily htaity
Long sso it6m "a stern ~, ,,S (, F, y ,sa sasS
II inrnad Ia feciine M tli1 < alns &.
hiss a All eaftlIIy bIis, i5i
lgasilike "a nv s,tr1n 'e6 +,
And liz honey iI,aiilav N Fl '' iaseH
Was sWeefef Ann woria X nreas
.Igliat tecks II d i'fonlise once ilaltefed
The future thdt laSsat my feets n
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-11

IoHN W. ENGLISH, Attorney at Law,
j Point Pleasant, w. Twill practice in
the County OF Mason; the United States
District Court for West Virginia, and in
theSuprcme Court Of Appeals Of this State.
Office in Court House. [ian 3, 1883,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-11
ATTORNEYS.

IAS. H. MESAGER. cuIAs. l.. iIoGG.
AAENAGLR 4 H0GG, Attorneys at Law,
M Point Pleasant, W. Va. tOilice inthe
Court House.) Practice in the Counties
ot Mason, Putnam, Cabell, lIoane and
Jackson; and in the Supreme Court Of Ap.
pcals of West virginia, and the United
States District Court. Prompt attention
givento the collection Of claims entrusted
to them. [ian 3, 1885,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-14

Samples tree 1T Grocess. ii. \ BARTLETT &
Co, Makers Phiiauc! phia. tl2-2Gtdt<w
LOU'S POROUS spLASTEE. Price, 25 cents.
Sold by II. Il. Cochran, l37 and l39 North Queen
street, Lancaster fcblieOGi6
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-14
OUR VALENTINE.

To the WEEKLY INTELLIG ENCzR and the DAILY,
The Ground Hog sends greeting, sincerely
and gaily:
lie loves all its editors, clerks and reporters s
Their wives and their sisters, their sons anG
their daughters
Its pressmen, compositors, folders and feeders
Its devils its carriers, and all its good readers
And on this happy day it wishes them good
luck
Because they've been faithful and true TO the
WoCdchuck.
While others have left the true faith and have
squandered
Unreasoning faith On a Virgins, or wandered
Far Off after Vcnnor or Old Probabilities,
And bowed down and worshipped cen worse
imbeciities,
The dear old INT ELLIG ENC Ii has stood by me
And never permitted my foes to belle me.
And hence have sent as Valentine greeting g
The rain, sicet and ice that to-day you are
meeting,
To prove to the taithess who grOpe in toS
That am the true weather prophet,
GROUND HOG.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Senators Trying to Settle Tariff
Difficulties.

isepHb1can Senators Trying to Sott!c Tariff
difficulties.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-An informa!
conference of Republican senators was
held this morning for tho purpose of dis,
cussilg the general situation in view of the
early passage Of the tariff bill by the Sen
ate. The general programme agreed
upon some days since by the caucus com
rlittee was approved, and it was decided
to invite conference on the part of the
Republicans of the House, either through
q JOINT caucus or the caucus committees of
each body, for the purpOse CT deciding
upon some plan by which action upon the
tariff bill can be reached and it's final pass
age secured. No votes were taken, as no
propositions were submitted requiring any.
The complications and difficulties OF the
situation We're recognized and it was ad-
mitted that some understanding between
tie two Houses should be had at once ard
concert Of action secured.
EO.ser rot There.
WASHINGTON, Feb 14-In the Star
Route trial this morning the crier called
FOR James ". Bos!sr. There was y re-
spouse and Mr.. Bliss desired the clerk to
note the fact that he had been called and
did not appear The examination of
another witness was then proceeded with.
The Tariff Bill.
WAsHINCToN, Feb. 14.-Consideration
of tariff bills was resumed by both Senate
and House to- day soon after assembling.
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GOLDEN WEDDING.
Tho fif;ieth Anniversary .. Hlarrie

Tho flt;ieth Anniversary % Married Life
Carlisle Sentinel t,b. l.;
The ynl,,,,:l Welding or titieth annivei-
saly o: tho marriage ui our highly es-
teemcd towns;e"pi+, ,Ir. ard Mrs. G.
Inhoh, occurred Ola Slbhath last. On
Monday evening the ii ccs of this aged
couple Mrs. C.:Ssol. Mrs. DR.. G. w. Slime,
Mrs. G. w. Hilton and Mrs. Stcacy, had
prepared q Su; prise in the way of inviting
the neigibors and friends to be present
on the happy occasion. accordingly
about eight o clock the house WAS COM
fortably filled with guests, who had called
to tender their good wishes and
congratulations. Quite Z number of
handsome presents, several beautiful
basket ur flowers as we'll as purse
of god were rendered the aged
couple. There were present on LIiis occa-
sion the two bridemaids, Mrs. Mary
Fisher, formerly Miss May Diiler, now
residing in Chambcisburg. and Miss Eliza
Stabl. Mr. and Mrs. lnhotf look re-
markably well, ald the many friends in
dulGe III the hope that there are yet many
years Of useful and happy life before
them. Mr.. Inhof was born near Lancaster
city in 1910. .lrs. Inhotf is native of
Lancaster city. The marriage took place
February II, 1888. In 1887 Mr.. Inhoff
moved to Carlisle, where lie mas since re-
sided. After sperding an hour Or two the
guests departed, having passed very
Interesting and enjoyable evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-14
NlSEAL SUASISN.
svciEen's CE.rIst.sin temperance union.


4 meeting Of women who arc in favor
OF tko tU!ErHIaTce eau G met in the lecture
room Of th:. FIRST N. f. church yesterday
AFTERNOON, Cox the purpose Of organizing a
Women S Christian Temperance union.
Mrs. Mar, of Allegheny City, occupied
the chair aad Miss T. Elton Wright acted
as secretary, The meeting was opened
with prayer by Mrs. Mair, after which u
hymn Wal; sung, and Mrs. Mair read from
the Scriptures tic parable of the five
loavCS and two fishes, taking it as
Il text for All address OF consider
able Jen III IN wilici. she lkened
ti.e little pal:crin. . uf Christian women
before Bo!, 10 t.c leaves ard fishes with
which the great multitude were miracu
lnuaig fed, and predicted that if their
work i'll the c .use Of temperance reform
was earnest and done with an abiding
faith il the proIDiS, of tie Master that
even from this Ulprcnising beginning the
cause may gov uI.il tie whole city Of
lancaster shAi! be tilIed with temperance
men and women.
A temporary Organization Was effected
and seventeen women signed the roll of
the tcure:aDce union. II was decided to
hniti another meeting At tie same place
on Tuesday evening next, when the
names OF the pcrmrncnt officers will be
announced.
Mrs A;ai,. VIII" is d mother-in law of
Rev. Tune, "f tie Little Britain Presby-
tcr;s,n cliurc.:, ;his county, has been east
fo" ,-)'ns time engaged in this work and
du,iry h"r visit TO the lower end effected
sCnlc organic ..ions, she officers of the as
sociatinn ;ss Quar:yv;ilo being President
Mrs. ST. Clair Mcpherson secretary,
Mrs. S. Il, hefever treasurer, Mrs. .Rob't
Mont gcmcry.
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THE FIRST NJ. l.. CHURCH.
So.ne ;.epaIr. Made IN Advance OF Confer
Meeting.

Some ;.epa,rs Made IN Advance OF Confer
enco Meeting.
About month ago the trustees of the
First Ii. +. church, North Duke street,
renovated, repainted and rcfurnished the
lecture room Of their church, and
since that time they have held their
services in the lecture room, and at once
commenced making improvements on the
body Of the church. These improvements
are almost completed, and services will be
held in the pricipal auditorium on Sunday
next. The recess in rear OF the pulpit has
been newly frescoed, and the frescoipg
of other portions has been retouched.
The pnipit platform, the chancel, the
aisles and the pews have been handsomely
carpeted, and tie pulpit, pews, gallery rail
ing, and, indeed, all the woodwork o; the
church, has been newly grained in walnut
and varnishcd, and the stairways and YES
tibulc:; are covered with new cocoa mat
ting. The interior Of the building from
top to bottom looks bright and cheerful,
and will, no doubt, be a much moro pleas
ant place in which TO worship than before
these needed improvements We're made.
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NEW ADYERTISEMENTS.

LNOR RENT. a LARGE TWO-STORY
Il Brick House. No. I3l North Duke st.
A two story Brick Warehouse on Miffiin
street, between South Queen and Prince
streets.
A Two and a-nalf story House No. - West
Chestnut street. Apply to
A. STEINMAE,
j20-tfd INTELLIGRNCRR Office.
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GiotEers! I,sOfnGrs rlOthorS: y

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rrs: by Il sicE child suffering and crying
with cAcruciat:ng pain of cutting teeth? If
so, 50 at once and set bottle OF MRS. WIN
SLGW'; SOOTHING SYRUP 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depend
upon it: there is no mistake about IL. There
Is no. Ii 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
s::H relief and health to the child. operating
li.za magic. = is perfectly safo to use in al
cases, an,: pleasant 10 tho taste, and IS the
prescription o' one OF the ols:est and best
female physicians and nElses i'll the United
States. s":,! every here . cents Il bottle.
nl2-!y-M W&S&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-14
Itching gfiles-sympteme and Cure.

The symptoms arc moisture, like pcrspira-
ton, intense itching, increased by scratching.
very distrcssingly, particularly at night, rs If
pin worms were crawling in and out of the
rectum ; the private parts are sometimes at
fected: if allowed TO continue very serious
results may follow. DIR. SwATHE's ALL
HEALING OINTMENT lisa pleasant, sure cure.
Also for Tetter, Itch Salt Rheum, ScLl.i Head,
Erysirelas BARRIERS Itch, Hlotche-, All Scaly,
Crusty. CutaneO"s i;rup.ions' Price so cents,
boxes for Sl.2j Sent by mail 10 any address
on receipt OF price in currency, or three ceri
postage stamps. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne
& Son. No. $50 n. sixth street, Philadelphia,
Pa Sold by all prominent druggists. swATNE's
PILLS are the best for ell bilious disorders.
Cure headache, tevers, &c.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-14

EeUitLI. SaTURDAl, FEBRUARY
/ II. 1883, on North Prince street opposite
Reading Depot, Lancaster, Pa, will be sold the
following PERSONAL property, viz: 40 Breed
ing sows. with pigs, 30 shoats, Boars.all Ches.
one-horse Wagons. Buggy and Harness. 100
tOns Hog Manure, Ba ed Straw and Hay,
good Shed, 10OX30 feet. about 5000 feet JOice
and Boards, and many other articles.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. m
fll-Itw&2tdl5, ,l6* H.k. KELLER.