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pue,,,ss sullivan,s D,ssipation.

John L. Sullivan, whose sudden iiluess
from hemorrhage SO alarmed his friends
at Boston yesterday, is better to-day and
says that he is confident the bleeding was
from his stomach and net from his lungs.
He admits that he has got "out of condi-
tion' of late by his dissipation, and says
he is too fat and needs severe training to
fit him for his fight with Mitchell, which
he says will come off. Though Sullivan is
but "a years old and endowed by nature
with a magnificent physique, he has
two years nearly $40, GOO passed through
his hands, and that just before his recent
S12, 600 benefit in Boston he had hardly Il
dollar, tells the story.
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We affiicted-why suffer longer trOl:' ':i-
tarrh, Hay Fever and Co!d in ticad when Il
sure cure can be had in Eiy> Cream Balm ::
Price 50 cents.
apply into nostrils with little iin:er.
For throo winters l have been afflicted i'm
Catarrh and cold I'm the head. Last winter
used Ely's Cream Balm, it accomplished. all
that was represented. 7. + MCCokMlcE,
(Judge Common rIeas) Elizabeth, ". j.. Aug.
%, 1850.
Chronic Crtarrh. l have suffered fOi years
from chronic Catarrh. Six weeks ago was
induced to try EIy's Cream Balm. Relief was
instantaneous, and continued use has result
cd IN an almost complete cure. S. NJ. Greene.
Eook-keeper, Office N. Y, Catskill & Athens
Steamboat Co. Catskil,, N. Y, Dec. 81. lSSo.
a169wdM. FEW
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SECOND EDITION.
THURSDAY EVENING APRIL 26. lee
ERIN GO BRAGH.
SESSION OF TIE IRISH CONVENTION.
To,Day's deliberations OF tho Delegates
H:rs. ParneM Appears IN the Conven-
tion AMIDST Tumultu0us

To-Dayis Deliberations OF tho Delegates
H:rs. Parnell Appears IN the Uonven-
tion AMIDST Tumultu0us
IT, Applause.
PHILADELPHIA, April 26.-Delegates to
the Irish national convention gathered
slowly this morning, and showed marks of
fatigue from yesterdays long session. As
the delegates from all reputable Irish
organizations in accord with the
Dublin platform were entitled to seats,
both the portion reserved for delegates
and the galleries were crowded, to-day
being evidently considered the great day
of the convention.
Shortly before twelve o'clock Mrs. Par
nell entered, escorted by Mr.. Alexander
Sullivan, of Chicago, who introduced her
amid tremendous applause.
In Session.
At 12 o'clock Mr.. Sullivan, who is q
brilliant young lawyer of Chicago, at the
request of a committee of seven and in
Pursuance of an official call, called the
body TO order. He made feeling address
in which he invoked the almighty God
that the proceedings of the convention
might be characterized by wisdom, tolera-
tion aud prudence, that they may result
IL eAtat s-CtOhI uuIIy WAAoA eAAoAo WIZ AAA-
sure substantial progress in securing JUS
tice for Ireland"
Rules Adopted.
Rev. Morris J. Dorney, of Chicago, was
chosen temporary chairman without a
dissenting vote, though a delegate, amid
Kisses, declared that the thing was set
up" On taking the chair Father Dor
ney made some appropriate remarks,
at the conclusion Of which DR.. O'Reilly,
of Detroit, presented q set of
rules providing that no delegate shall
speak twice on the same subject. and that
10 debate shall be in order on any subject
not included in the call for the convention.
DR.. O'Reilly Immediately moved the pre-.
vious question on adoption of rules and
several angry protests arose, delegates
declaring they would not be gagged. Con-
siderable opposition was manifested to the
rules, but after some confusion, a vote
was taken and they were declared adopt :
ed.
Adjourned Until 4:3O.
After naming four secretaries and ap.
pointing committee on credentials the
convention took recess of ten minutes.
Upon rc-assemblng at 1880 the privileges
of the floor were accorded to Rev. MIR.
SIattery and Rev. John Caller, both OF
Australia, and after speeches by both OF
these gentlemen the convention adjourned
until 4:30. The committee on credentials
met Immediately in tho hall.
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MIRKEIS,


rnILAueLPHIA, April 26. Flour finn
but quiet; Superiine, S. 25I3 Il; extra,
y 75Q4 %; Penn'a Family, $59S %.
Rye flour at So 62l3 75
Wheat unsettled.
Corn dull and lower Steamer 641bf5c; yel-
low and Mixed, 65l66c Nos Mixed, G3lGjc.
Oats fairly active but lower; No. Wmle,
54h055c No. 2 do. 5I4G531c; No. 3tO. 521a
rejected, 5l@52c; No. 2 mixed, G5'hc.
rye nominal at zoe.
Provisions firm.
Lard firm.
Butter quiet, except Choice, which sold up :;
Pa Creamery extra 30c western, 2'B23c.
Rolls nominal at 90 l3c.
Eggs quiet: Pa l6Hc Western. lGc.
Cheese-Full cream scarce skins Gul, y.
Y full cream, H150l5c.
Petroleum dull Refined, s1sdsllc.
whisky at 81 -
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GJACu,,:SC .VANTE:3 AZ
HLICk EN DEEFER'S FOUNDRY,
II l2S North Water street.
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sypUkr OF CuMMON PLEAS.

"A Case That Suddenly Went On. ,
BEFORE JUDGE LIVINGSTON.
Henry S. Herr VS.. James Keemer, scire
gacias on mechanics lien, to recover
$1,000, alleged to be duo as a balance of
debt created. In November, 1876, the
pl:. .ntiff alleges, he made contract with
defendant and built for him brick ware
house, on land which defendant then
claimed rs his own, in the village of West
Willow; plaintiff received of Michael
Harnsh, as agent of Keemer, the sum of
81 900 on account. This case was in the
supreme court, and the former plea was
Withdrawn after considerable testimony
had been taken it was discovered that no
new plea had been entered. The defend
antIefu>ed to plead, whereupon juror
was withdrawn and the cause went of.
Solomon ), Martin VS.. Samuel +.
Ranck, Scire facias sur mechanics lien.
The plaintiff resides in New Holland, and
is carpenter. ilo brings this suit to
recover the sum of $23G 1S alleged to be
due fer the erection of house for the
defendant at Greenbank, East Earl
township in 1880. He was employed
under contract as he alleges, to build the
house for 1913. The defendant, however,
made some changes in the plan and plain
tiff told him that tho house could not be
constructed for the amount. The defend
ant, as alleged, ordered him to go on with
the work and he would be paid the cost.
He refused to pay the balance and the
suit was brought. The defense ad-
mittfd that the work had been done
ard that they had made some suggestion.
in regard to changes after the contract had
been entered into, agreeing to pay wha,
they were worth plaintiff during tina,
time said nothing about the contrac,
being voidci :; defendant thinks he has
paid all the work is worth. aud proceeded
to cali witnesses to prove that the plaintiff
told him how much the alteration woult
cost aud he gave him figures entirely too
low. The jury rendered = verdict in favo
Of defendant.
BEFORE JUDGE PATTERSON.
In the case of Barbara Sherr, executri,
of Elizabeth Sherr, deceased, VS.. Marti
sSherr, the plaintiff in rebuttal this morn
ing called witnesses to contradict Marti
Sherr rs to his allegation that a neN
agreement had been entered into betwee
plaintiff and himself after the death c
Elizabeth Sherr The jury rendered
verdict in favor Of the plaintiff 70
$440.01.
In tho case OF the Davis sewing machin
company of Watertown, New York, v:
John Shillow, a verdict was taken in fave
Of the plaintiff for So, 1862.
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HARRISBURG NEWS

The Railroad Law Amended.
Special Dispatch to the IETELLIGENcER.
HARRISBURG, Pa, April 2G.-There was
long discussion in the Senate to day on
motion to reconsider the vote by which
the bill removing the limit as to the
amount of capital stock and bonds fixed
at sec, 900, by the general railroad act of
1868, was passed On third reading. Grady
denounced the bill as a Legislative
snake" and claimed that it would result
in the watering of stock, and Laird
thought the bill ought to be
amended SO as to make the issuing of
bonds subject to existing law. Wallace
Emery, Humes, Coke and King favored
its passage without tho proposed amend
ment, nearly all these senators contending
that under the present law no first class
railroad could be constructed. Tue motion
to reconsider was defeated and the bill
passed finally, yeas 80, nays G-Adams.
Grady, Gordon and Reyburn. of PhHadela
ph;a; Mylin and Stehman of Lancaster, and
Laird of Westmoreland. The Senate bill
to provide for the republication of the
supreme court reports was passed finally.
The Senate then proceeded to the consid-
Grafton of the bill repeating the proviso in
the act of 1868, that the original amount
Of stock and increased capital shall in NO
case exceed $50, 900 per mile. The bill passed
finally yeas, 81, nays, 4-Messrs. Adams,
Grady, Reyburn, Mylin aud Harlan.
The solons Go to the Circus.
The Senate dispensed with the after
noon session on account of the circus
In tho House.
In the House, on account of the circus
the page boys were given half holiday
The following bills were reported affirm
ativcly Senate bill fixing salaries o
county officers in the counties of over one
hundred thousand and less than one hun
dred and fifty thousand inhabitants
House bill taxing crude petroleum. The
House then resumed tho consideration o.
the general revenue bill, which had not
been voted on when the House adjourned
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Minnie Hauk-The Minnie Hank concert
which will be given in the opera this evening
promises to be well attended. The ability OF
Mad. Hauk as a prima donna OF exquisite
vocal culture and power is well known, and
her singing is most enjoyable. In tho selec-
tions from Carmen" which has tecn her
favorite on the stage, she will be heard TO the
best advantage. The concert this evening will
undoubtedly be the musical event of the sea-
son, AMI the fact that q special feature OF the
occasion is the varied programme will give an
opportunity to the audience to hear the prima
donna in fine selection of music. The In
Gianapolis Journal remarks the company is
the best and most artistic organization on the
road 4"
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A dispatch received here states that
John Wyncopp. horseman, had his leg
broken in Harrisburg this morning. The
injured man is resident of Chambers.
burg, but is in the employ Of Daniel Lo-
gan, for whom he was bringing Car load
of horses to this city. How the accident
occurred is not known. The horses ar
rived here at noon and Logan has gonc to
Harrisburg to look after Wyncopp.
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THE rLAM ES.


PHILADELPHIA April 26 The Arch
street opera house was burned this morn
ing for third time since it was built. The
flames originated by the explosion Of a
gas stove under the steps leading to the
gallery. and spread rapidly to the roof.
Tho fire soon made its way to the stage
and the greatest damage was done
there including the destruction Of
the wal drobe valued at three thousand
dollars which belonged to the house. The
roof fell in aud crushed many seats in the
auditorium. but the body of the house IS
not seriously damaged. The theatre has
not been occupied for several weeks. 1t
is owned by Bolten Winpenny, and leased
by Joseph E. Winner. The loss will not,
it is thought, reach SIS, 900, as the walls
are standing and the front of the building
is uninjured. The building was insured
for $4,000.
Fire In q Founding Asylum.
New YORK, April 26.-Fire broke out
at three o'clock this morning at the New
York founding asylum. Owing to the
GOODNESS and systematic action of the sis
ters a panic was avoided, and the 200 chill
dren were all safely removed. The flames
were subdued before much damage haG
been done.
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Physic,xnS AstOnished.

In Charlotte, n. c., David Foster died
suddenly and Drs Wilder and Byyers
made post mortem examination OF bis
body. He had been sick with typhoid
fever some time ago, and had been COM
planning lately of disordered spleen. Tine
physicians found his spleen to be Of ID ost
remarkable size-14 inches long and
weighing a pounds one OF the largest
fever cakes on record. His liver weighed
10 pounds.
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The lsotc Automatic Brake.

On Saturday last articles of incorpora-
tion were granted, in Ohio, incorporating
The Rote automatic brake company
with a capital of So. 600, ,00O." The brake,
which was invented by Mr.. Rote, Of this
city, has been very fully described in these
columns and will probably at no distant
day come into universal use. The charter
obtained is very liberal one, giving the
company the right, not only to manufacture
the brake, but to do almost everything
else if they have mind to. Lancaster
parties own about two thirds of the patent,
and have controlling interest in the
stock.
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Ticket ScaIpers Arrested.

A number of young men are following
the Forepaugh show scalping tickets:
They purchase them from the agents and
then sell them at an advanced price. Yes
terday four of there men were arrested on
complaint of the management of the show,
but were quickly discharged as there was
nothing to hold them. Although the
showmen complain of this business they
allow it to be carried out by their own
man
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"Swaync's Ointment" Cures The mast 1nV"t-
..Swayne's Ointment"}
"Swayne's Ointment" crate Cases Cf kin ,i!+
''SWayne's Ointment"1
"Swayne's Ointment" I eases, such nS tc;!t'r.
"Swayne's Ointment" sol, rh,um ec,,I head
''Swayne's Ointment"
'Swayne'S Ointment" baber's itch, sores al
sway ne NI.tt,, Entaet crusty. sclly, itcin9;,
"Swavne's Ointment" skin ciUrtiOnS. an!
"Swayne's Ointment" 1r.i ais,rcssin.. com
"Swaync'S Ofntmcnt"1
"Swayne's Ointment" plant, itching rii"-,
''Swayne's Ointment th, only cfr,rtu., ,.,rr
''Swayne's Ointment" o ''
"Swayne's Ointment" no matter he" "i,.;i
.'Swayne's Ointment" nate or long st.ndiii =
Ask for 1t and use no other. 1t CUhs -
where all else falls. Sold by all druggists,
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OH MY HEAD!
WHY WILL YOU SUFFER?

Sick heaGachc, nervous headache, neuraigia,
nervousness. paralysis. dyspepsia. sleeplcs +.
DR.. Henson's Celery and Chamomile Pii's.
They contain no opium, quinine or Other
Ia, Inful drug. SOLD by druggists, Price ~
$50. by mail postage free-Dr. G. w Benson.
Baltimore. Md. T.. N. Crittenton. New fcr!.
is wholesale agent for these remedies.
aprlJlmdM, W,Sxw
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s,,,ker., Demand Couceded

BoRDENTowN, N. j., April, 26.-The
cigarm akers of Messrs. Reeder, Gabel &
Co., OF this city, who stopped work a few
day ago because of not receiving 4 salts.
factory answer to their demand for ono
dollar per thousand for making cigars,
have been informed that their demand ID
conceded and have accordingly returned
to work.
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A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat

REQUIRES Immediate attention. A neglect IL
ritates the lungs and an incurab'e disease is
often the result. "DR. SWAfNE'S COM
POUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY cures the
most severe coughs and colds, actsdirectly Oh
the lungs, throat and chest. purifics the blood,
and for bl lonchial, asthma, all pulmonary at.
fections of lcng standing, tits the best remedy
ever discovered. Price 25 cents and 81 psi
bottle. TIE large size is tt:: most eronnn.icai
Sold by all best druggists. f,'M"&Fly.'&s "
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HOW He Ended His Trial.

CBIcAGo, ILL.,, April 26.-Anton Urback,
while awaiting trial for insanity in tho
county court house this morning, dashed
through au open window on the second
story, falling to the sidewalk. He was
picked up in a dying condition.
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Mayors Court.

There were nineteen customers in the
lock up last night, one Of whom was sent
to the work house for thirty days, ono
drunken and disorderly discharged on
payment of costs, and fourteen dodgers
discharged. Henry Lee, VIM. Nauman.
ana Joe. Hinder made there escape by
breaking out of their cell as elsewhere re-
ported.
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Paid Off.

A large number of men who have been
employed on the ne branch Of the Penn
sylvania railroad were paid Oft by an
officer Of the company, who csme up on
Niagara express this forenoon. They have
been discharged, the work having been
completed.
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WEATHER lNulCArloNs.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic states, warmer fair weather.
followed by local rains in New York on
Friday morning, lower barometer, varia.
bio winds, generally from southeast to
southwest.
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Found Dead In "a Coal Shaft,

WnKEsBARRE, Pa. April 26.-Stanis
laus Petelor, Polish labOrer, was last
evening found dead at the bottom of No. 2
shaft OF the Susauehanna coal company at
Nanticoke. His death is mystery which
is being investigated.
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Y,'Ok SALE CEIE SP.-A FRAME HClLu-
L III" 90 fJet wide and 9S feet long, one side
glass AMI Dnit OF the roo! ;slas'. Also perfect
Hatcher; capacity, 31S eggs. Apply ut
a2l-::!h l.; EAST WALNUT STREET.
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DENSON'S SKIN CURE AND CELERY
II and ChamOmiie Pills for sale at ~. u.
COcnran's Drug Store. l37 and lS9 NORTH Quet'l
street. Hiai S"n"
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Now York Marker.

New IoRK, April 9-Flour dull and weaker.
wheat L6szc lower, unsettled and weak
No. Red cash. 81 sOa4 May, 81 e0l%G9l q
do June. 81 22HDl 25T.
Corn L(lHc lower and dull Mixed West
eru spot, 59I69c do future, 669 69%c.
Oats LGAc lower state, 5sG6Jc; Western
5O4l5sc NO.2 April, 5005OAc May. i91.@50c
June, 43H@5OLc.
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60 TO ~. Il. Cocnran's ,iFu.; Stor. nr1 II-S.
Efcea,G,:'s !TsW National Dyes. For bright.
ness aud Inability o: color. uHeuuilled.
Col. l. from : TO 5 pounds. Eiroct .uS in Eng-
Iish aud German. Price. 10 cents.
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US. District Attorney Speaks.
Col. ii. Walters, U. S. District Attorney
Kansas City, Mo-, authorizes tne tollo~ in4
statement: " Samaritan Nerrine cured my
niece of spasms." Get ri druggists. $i.5;.
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KOllYaS DQoallOO6 /.

DUBLIN, April 16.-Ksllsy will be again
placed on trial ON Monday next. If the
jury do not agree on verdict then he
will be tried again.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LUNGS convulsed by cough can Ue sGGihed
with Hale's Honey OF Horehounl and Tar
Pixies Toothachc drops cure IN one-minutc.
as3 lwGcod&w
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The Now Military Company.

The persons who are organizing the new
military have received notice that an off,
Ger under the adjutaut general will be
here next week to swear in the members
Of the company.
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EB- Diamond Dyes are perfect and So
beautiful that ii is pleasure to Tse them
Equally good for dark oriight Color. iocrnt'
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For Lame Back, SIDE Or Chest use Sill
LOH'S POROUS PLASTER. Price, . cents.
Sold by II. Ii. Cochran. l37 and l39 Eorlh Queen
trect, Lancaster. fcblieoob
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.R.fRRs.iGES.

Observation-Disclosures the 24th inst,
at the parsonage of st. Marv's Church. by the
Rev. DIR. y. J. McCu!!aSh, Mr.. Jacob llerche!.
ruth 10 Miss Mary &. NOrbcck, both OF this
city.
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Dr.. Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills
for the cure Of Neuralgia are success."-Dr
&. 7. Holman Christ!anburg, Va. SOC. at "rng
Sists.
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The true maIarial antiiOte: ss" :.hVrrtiS"
ment of simmons Liver Regulator.
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u. >, District Atto:l

The worst forms of liver disease cured by
Simmons Liver Regulator.
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.EEB AH.aHi,fsEM Ev1s.

sNEEST-SL.aSS I'rSH%SIEANIA CIGARS
4 II tor ~ Cts. al
iitETMAN'S YE5!.!.,'W FRONT CIGAR
STORE
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NOTICE IS HE;sE;t.Y GIVEN THAT AN
~ application for q Charter will lie made to
the Court OF Common Pleas of Lancaster
county, To incorporate Il number OF citizens OF
Pcnnsylvani: il. in an association to Ee known
;s ne "G GCr.lOnViiic CUrnet Band"
i. +. ESHLEMAS,
,5 3tTils Attorney tor Applicants.
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W heat Corn =
Live STOCK Market.

CHICAaO-HOgs-Recei y, 0CO head sLip-
ments, 2 800 head; weak and slow and &c lower;
mixed, OOSa7 A heavy. II 45@G7 30; light,
81 O0(77 60 skips, a C066 Is.
Cattie-Receipts, 5.OOo head; shipments l.7OO
head maket 1Oc higher; exports slow, clos
ing weak and in light request at Sc 30ll6 60
good to choice shipping, IS 9OGG 20; common
10 fair, S. 3015 s..
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head shipments, 100
head !; market good, brisk andfirm; COM
mon to fair, $4@5 good, $ Is; choice, frciud-
ing Lambs, $60G IS.
EAST LIBERTY Y-Cattle-Receipts, LOS; head
active prime, SC !0GG s711z fair to good, s6a
~ ; common, S565 so.
Hogs-Receipts, SO5 head market active
Philadelphias, 81 9OGs 10: Workers, 81 6Oa7 50
Sneep-Receipts, 5000 head market active
prime wool. 3 5Oal6; clipped, 81 7503 2: tail
common wool, si@4 80 clipped, s3as so
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NxThN.Et--A Glk;. TO WORK IN :HE
W Kitchen. Apply ~
JOHN CNPL.ND'S RESTAURANT.
IL Forth Queen Street.
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The best Salve In the world FOR cuts, bruises
sores. ulcers, salt rheum. letter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all kinds OF skin
eruptions, freckles and pimples. The salve is
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Be sure you
get HENRY's CARBoLIO SALvE, AS all others are
but limitations and counterfeits. Price %
cents. Sold in Lancaster 1T Cochrans Drug
store. l37 North Queen street. my294
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'KOuSii on Rats
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies. ants, bed
bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. l3c. Drag
p:StS
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go. .F.-MUNTEHY Lodge, No. 242-
/. Final action will be held on the proposed
amendments TO Bylaws Friday evening,
April 81. Every member is requested to be
present. by order OF
G. ClIAS. SHAUE, n. q.
l.. RATHvoN, Secretary. 1t
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Grain ana Provision Quotations.

One o'clock quotations OF grain ant I,gr' is.
ions, furnished by 8. X Yun,it. Hr,k.. ~
Easf King street.
Chicnlo. April ri.
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sirDOT Positive.

FoE chills fever aguc, and weakness. COL
denis Liquiu Beef Tonic. Cotde'rS; take no
other. Ot Druggists. ;i2.IlwdeodNw