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special cheap excursion Ia Lebanon on
Thursday, October II. Train leaves Ian cna.
ter tking stroeD nj $40 a, W., Columbi,, $40
Fare only fl a. Leave Mannheim ~ 6;Jl. Fare,
VI ". Leave LititZ atGiL Fare, tl3O. Leave
Ephrata at 7lO Fare. lJ5 oi,3,6,OSltw
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HALIFAX, Ms, Sept 0.-Mrs. o Connor,
widow, died yesterday from malpractice.
DIR. Archibald Lawson, prominent ply
sician, is implicated and has left the city to
avoid arrest.
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SPECIiL NOTICES.

COninUiOn DESTROYED by Darbys PTophyIH
tic tIuiu. See udvt Ttiseinent.
recommend Lady CtmClia's Secret OF
Youth aud Beauty for the complexion as be
Ing far superior to any Article ever used. II
positively removes frccklcs, anG VIII remove
Tan IN one application. Price zoe.
FOr sale ut all druggists.
Mis. J. RESSE SMITH
ir.j.ImdMS" Newark v. !.
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Depeud Upon IL.

Mother ShiptOu'g prOphe-iGS aWd Louisiana
elections NJ" very uncertain things. but
Thomas Fc.cctrtc OF can be depended upon
always. II cures aches and pains Of every de-
sCriptiOn. tOr sale by II. Il. Cochran, Drug
gist, ~ and lS9 North Queen street.
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WEATHER. INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 0-For the Middle
Atlantic states fair weather, easterly
shifting to souiher'- w'rds, falling bar
ometer stationary or Tls.--- ..- .t.E'r'.r
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HARRIsBURG, Oct, 9.-There was no
quorum present in Senate to day and moth.
ing was done. The House passed the
Bierer (Dem.) legislative apportionment
bill.
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Correction.

The purchaser of the property of Mrs.
Barbara Kautz's estate, the sale of which
we noticed last evening, was Jacob f..
Kautz, Mr.. Rife acting as his agent,
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Paw for the Miiitary,

Lieutenant Franklin, of the military
company, has received the pay for mem.
bers, which they can have by calling on
him,
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sale Of Ian Engine Isouse.

Tho engine house Of the Union fire com
pany will ho offered at public sale at tho
Grape hotel this evening at 1880.
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PHILADELPHIA
Quotations by Associated Press.


Stocks fovcrish.
Philadelphia Il Eric L.. R,,..........., ..... II
Reading Railroad ...........................2 25L
Pennsylrani Railroad oad.......,..............b b9A
I.ehigh Valley Railroad. oad.....................6 69N
Unitcd Companies OF New j Jersey. .l9
Northern pacdc.. ..........................3 32k
Northern Pacific Preferre l............ -. 63H
Northern Central Railroad. .......... ..... 66H
Lenigh Navigation Company 45S
Norristown Railroad. d........................l0 100
Central Transportation Company......... STA
Pittsbg, Titusvt.lH n buffalo Il. r.. ..... III
Little SchuVlkin Railroad. ad.................. 6lA
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The most popular ana fragrant PeI Iiume OF
the day 'uACKMETACK." Try 1t. Sold by
II. B. Cochran, druggist, Nos. 1877 and l39
North Queen .tgGcl ,teD7eOdj
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In chronic dyspepsia and liver Complaint,
and In chronic constipation and other obstl-
nate diseases, IIostetter's stomach Bitters is
beyond all comparison the best remedy that
can be taken. As Il means OF restoring tho
strength ana Vital energy OF persons who are
sinking under tho debilitating effects OF pain
ful disorders, this standard vegetable inYigo-
rant Is contessedly unoqualed.
For sale by all Druggists AMI Dealers gem
orally, Ol.lmdood&w
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u X. llambloton, at MI. Nebo, picked
from one OF his trees an apple that tipped
tho beam ut 20l ounces.
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MfRHIAG ES.

MYERs-EiRlCu ON tho . h OF October, 1872,
by Rev. n. Meister, fredeI lex Hartman Myers,
from Niodorland, and Miss Elizabeth Erich,
from kurhcssen, Germany. lt'
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Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks lower tom opening. Money, 2g2hc.
New York Central. Naturalization. ...lOeA
Erie Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ia
AUatflS EAITe5S.
Michigan Central Railroad. ..........,...... ISk
Michigan Southern Railroad. ............... 99M
Illinois Central Railroad ................ .lz7X
Cleveland q pittsburgh Railroad. ......... .l35
Chicago Il Rock Island Railroad. .ll9
Pittsburgh 4 Fort Wayne Railroad .......lS0
Western Union Telegraph Company..... 79A
Toledo \ Northumberland. 20
New Jersey Central l..............,..........S S0H
New York Ontario & Westorn.............. 2lh
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SlVerWaPe.
7 D. CALDWELL * 90.

The present season cvlnces IN
the styles shown, very decided
return in the taste for the plain
antique designs, known as Early
English, Chippendalc and Old
French, although the rich or.
nate decoration known as Re-
pousse, still retains many ad-
mircrS.
Japanese, Indian, and Oriental
art has also been successfully
studied by our designers, and
decorations of wonderful beauty
and elegance enrich the hun
dreds of useful and ornamental
articles to be found among our
table requisites.
The assortment of Dinner,
Tea and Dessert Services, Bowls
and Fancy Pieces, is very COM
plcte, the prices are exceedingly
moderate.
Correspondence and mail or
ders will receive prompt atten'
ton, and careful selections OF
articles will be sent on approba'
ton when desired.
J. f. CALDWELL & Co.,
oo2 Chestnut St, Philadelphia
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anN9LAl Y stFIoNl Avn
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EEv AHyERTIsENENTS.
I,OK sALE.-A ppVD BAsaTEILE
i BOhrd. Apply At this Onicc. IT,
4 ,ArEs, UAsEs. a rU.L LisE From 5o.
~ up, ut
uNETMhN'S YELLOW tROrT cIuAH
STORE
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NTuTiCE 7" TsE sTOUKBOLDERs OF
~ THE NJ ENSERCHOR NALL ASsOCIh.
TION. The board Of directors OF the hWn
norchor Hall association having resolved,
with the consent Ol the stOCkhOldcra TO in
ere lse the capital stock oTthe corporation from
$1,000 Ia $50 900 the increase to he made by
the issue OF 100 shares OF stock mt the par value
Of s2I each, the stockholders Ot the said cor.
poratiOn are hereby notified that a meeting of
stockholders will bo held tor the purpose OF
considering such inCrCasC ct capital at tie
Ofi.o OF the corporation on North Prince
street, on MONDAY, the 26th day oI NONEM.
BER 1873, Gt o'clock y. m.
HENRY GERlIhRT.
scpt27.stoaw President.
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CoLpES's Liquid Beet Tonic combines all
the clements OF nutritious TODD. Ask for
Coidci'S, ui drugg sts. Os.IwdcOdSw
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A PPRENTIGE Bows wa aNTEO-IHEt> In
n quirer Printing aud Publishing Company
has room In their establishment Tor few In.
telitgcnt boys. A chance TO learn good trade.
FoI particulars inquire either In person or by
letter before November |, aJ the oflicc oi the
Company, Nos. 53 and IS North Queen street,
Lancaster, Pa. us-itd
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a Cough, Cold or Sore Throat

HcquiIUs immediate attention. neglect IT.
riJatcS tho lungs ami IN inCurable disease II
often tho result. DR. SWAlNE'S COM.
POUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY" " cures the
most severe coughs aud colds, aCtsdircctly ON
the Iungs, throat ana chest, purifies the blood,
and tor bronchial, asthma, all pulmonary at
teCtiOrs OF long standing, isthe best remedy
ever discovered. Price - cents and fl per
bottlo. Tho large size Is the most economical
Sold v ml best druggists N3MW&FlvdSw
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Cui nin Wiie'n Throat.

Los NEGIs, N. NJ, Oct. 9.-Jack Slandi.
ford, stage driver, cut his own and his
wife's throat with razor yesterday.
Both have since died.
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For Lame Back, SIZE or Cnost use Sill
LOH'S POROUS PLASTER. Price, - cent
Sold by II, -. Cochran, 1877 and l39 North Queen
tICct, Lancaster. fCDlicOdb
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SLEIGH BELLS.
Trunks, Bags and Pocket Books.

Also a Great Variety OF LADIES' HAND
sATCHELS, GUM COATS and hats, GUM
GLOVES ana MITTENS, GUM HORSE
o93md!aw&w
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Bill Hensley aud Red Jake, two ou,
laws, were killed yesterday by sheriff
posse, near Wilcox, Arizona.
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Tho Columbia riro Company.

Tho Columbia engine house has been
closed to all persons not members. The
members arc all provided with keys, and
outsiders can only gain entrance to tho
engine house by invitation from these.
Most of the noise and disturbance which
occur at these places is caused by persons
not interested in sustaining the good
namo of the company where II occurs
The other companies would do well To
follow the example thus set by tho Col
n m
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pDLgTfghL.

Domocratio state Ticket.
AUDITOR gENERhB.
MAJOR ROBERT ThGGAItr, warren Co.
STATE TRgAsunER.
non. JOSEPH POWELL, Bradford Co.
county Ticket.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
JOnN. A. COyLE, Lancaster
PRISON IrsrEUToRs.
pU KUtILMAN. Lancaster
JOHN II. MENAUG I, Mt. JOY.
rooR DIRECTIONS.
N. r.. SiiiMp, H.. CoCaliCo.
e.. u. HERR, MiIlCrsvilC,
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
ROBERT EVANS. Eden.
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syw aDVEnr,sEmssr.

nN AOUVUsT OFF HOLIDAY TsE PAL
~ ace of Fashion, ~ East King street, will
close ON WEDNESDhl. OCTOBER 10, at n
y. IN ,and reopen THURSDAY, the llth. at o
pm.
IL hsTRICu BROTHERS.
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OR SALE.

No l39 East orange Sl.cct' OF III NO tottoh
Mill. OF II
DUBIIC SALE.-OS THUKsDaT, OOTO.
BER II, lsSj, vii! bc sold AZ the Leopard
Hotel, IA gOOd two.story FRAME DWELLING
with hail and rooms, with frame shed al
tuChGd, situated on the south side OF fulton
street, No. 3?J lot frout5 on fuiton street, soN
6j feet; hydrnnt in yard: fruit trees craps
sale to commence att o'clock, when condi.
ttonS will be made known Gyxx uoprox
sHuBERr & SUTTON. Auct. o3-7td
nUBLiU SALE or COWs-UN sATUK-
/ DAY, OCTOBER, -, 1888, will be sold nj
Public sale at the pubic house OF BENJAMIN
Daily. In the village OF Millcrsvilic, Lancaster
county, Pa, the following Live stock, 10 wit
Thirty.hve Head of ALDERNEf AND DUR
liam COWS some fresh Hnd some plingers,
No, !. The stock must he as represented or no
sale. All stock will be delivered reasonable
distance. A credit OF go days given.
sale to commence at O'clock p. NOT said
IARHY c. LINTNER,
THOs, JEFFERSON GRoSH;
S. less Il Son, Aucts. oct6-Gtd
VNsGiNE AND PUmP FOX sALE.-TBE
IL city OF Lancaster will sell AT public sale
at the Watcr Works On THURSDAY ,NONEM'
BER |, lsS5, one second hand horizontal en-.
gine Is ~ 80, link motion. One pump lOH by
90. double acting. One turbine water wheel,
made by II. Geyolin, feet IN diameter, with
wheel chambers and iron penstock. several
large gear wheels, foundation plates, conduit
pipes, large air vessels, large wheel shoe,
bolts, etc. The engine, pump ana other
articles TO he sold can bo seen at any time on
the grounds Conditions OF sale viii be made
known on day Of sale.
by order OF Water Committee.
JOHN Il. MACGOSlGLE,
o6.5tdS Mayor.
| DUBLIU UsALEOFTHEMOGK HOUSE
L PROPERTY,-On THURSDAY, EVEN
ING, NOVEMBER 10, 1888, win be sold at pub,
| lie sale, ut tho CITY lote', on North Queen
| street, the property consisting OF large two
| story BRICK BUILDING with two-story
| Brick Rear Attachment, fronting 3! feet on
| North Queen street and extending westward
| 2i5 feet 10 Market street, known a. I" The Nc
| Cram House." and situated Nos 40 and lis
| korth Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. Has
store, Saloon and Il Rooms, Gas, two lIy'
| drants In yard. -
Also a Large Frame Stable, (hclding y
horses), situated on the Market street front
| OF same promises,
Possession and title will be given April /
| 1885,.
Sale to commence at 7h o'clock y. N. OF sait
day when terms and conditions will be made
| known by BAUSMAN BURNS.
| JACOB GUEDAKER, Auct
o3,50,l1,l5, IL, ,23 2I 30&nl ,6O,i3,l5R
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NOTICE ~ nEnEBy GIVEN THAT Ap-
~ piiCatiOn will lie made to the Court of
Common Pleas Oi Lancaster county, on MON.
DAY, OCTOBER IL, A. D., 1883, Tor II charter
for the " Lancaster County Agricultural So
cicty," the object OF which Il to be the cnCOur-
agemcnt Ol agriculture and horticulture.
j. HAY BROWN,
u. FRANK ESllLEMAN,
sop2l3tdoaw Solicitors tor applicants.
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AtA,MAmI.m rmnrrMrY Ar rusL,

NvN,uAIIi.E PROPERTY At PUBLiO
SNIE.--Dn TUE-DAT, OCTOBER 9th
lss3 at the Grape Hotel, viii be sold tho Union
Engine House. No. |, situated ON the north.
west corner al Grant and Market streets
fronting 2iI5 i"ct. more or less. ON Market
street, and extending In depth ~ feet on which
IL erected IA twostnry BRICK HOUSE, suita.
bic tor "a warehouse or manuiaCtOr. Gas and
water with u water closet In tho building.
Terms very easy. Possession given on or be-
fore November lst,
SalC 10 commence at ~ o'clock y. IA, " hon
terms and conditions will bo made known 10y
II. T.. sLhD MAKER,
PRESIDENT.
q. EDw. IiEGENgR, Secretary.
H. HISS. AuCtionyCr. sltW ,SSMts
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&C. Diamond Dyes are so perfect and so
beautiful that II Il "A pleasure 10 use them.
Equally good tor durK or light colors. 10 cts
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-27

More About the Preparations for the Fisheries Exhibition at London.
 WASHINGTON D. C.. Jan. 25
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-27
EXAGGERATION.

We hope we shall not be accused of exag- geratlon when we say we have received 1883 calendars s-Boston Commercial Bulletin
 violinist Remenyi defines genius as stthe power man has to kindle his own fire" It is on 8 cold winter morning that married man is most willing to acknowledge his lack of genius. Citizen.
 Nothing is better calculated to destroy a mans equanimity than to have lady walk up to him while he is lingering near fruit stand and offer him two cents for an apple when in reality he is only waiting for horse car to come along.-Puck.
 Some genius has invented g machine to play pianos. This will fill long felt want When two young people of opposite sex are don't begin to saunter in until the piano stops.-P Philadelphia NesOs.
 Some heartless wretch caught two cats, tied them by the tails and flung them into the cellar of church. The residents of the vicinity heard the noise the animals made, but thought it was the choir rehearsing Philadelphia Chronicle Herald
 A young lady made a, narrow escape at 8 fire in New York few nights since About half of her back hair was burned. Fortu- nately she was not in the building at the time, having put on her other hair and left the house only half an hour before the fire broke out.-N07TSstosoz Herald
 Rumor has it that buckwheat cakes will be made this season in the form of billiard balls This is a concession to the time saving idea of the expeditions American. it being a part of the design to discharge the spherical buck wheat concoction into the needy stomach from Calling gun set at the head of the breakfast table Yonk;ers Gazette
 e1s the lady of the house in ?'' asked a tramp of the servant who rang the door bell of one of the stateliest mansions in Aus tin ''De lady of de house don't come to de door to talk wid de like ob you" ssThen, D hat, with grace Chesterfield might have envied, ''tell the lady of the house gentle man wishes to speak with her in the parlor. -Ieras SiJftings.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-27
Oh,M'YBaCk!

That's a common expres- sion and has a world of meaning. How much suf- fering is summed up in it. The singular thing about it is, that pain in the back is occasioned by so many things. May be caused by kidney disease, liver com plaint, consumption, cold, rheumatism, dyspepsia over work, nervous debility, &c. Whatever the cause, don't neglect it. Something is wrong and needs prompt attention. No medicine has yet been discovered that will so quickly and surely cure such diseases as BROWNS IRON B1rrERs, and it does this by commencing at the foundation, and mak- ing the blood pure and rich.
 Loganspogt, Ind. Dec. I, 1880.
 For a long time I have been a
 Sy1ffRrer from stomach and kidney
 disease. My appetite was very poor
 and the very small amount did eat
 disagreed with me. Twas annoyed
 very much from non-retention of
 urine. tried many remedies with
 no success, until I used Browns
 Iron Bitters. Since used that my
 stomach does not bother me any
 Myappetite is simply immense. My
 kidney trouble is no more, and my
 general health is such, that 1 feel
 like a new man. After the use of Browns Iron Bitters for one month.
 l have gained twenty pounds in
 weight. O. B. SARGENT.
 Leading physicians and clergymen use and recom- mend BROWNS IRON BIT~ TIERS. It has cured others suffering as you are, and it will cure you,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-27
THR sMALL.PoX

Smallpox continues to rage in Baltimore.
 The number of deaths has rapidly increased
 for some weeks past, the number in each ot
 the last four weeks being as follows T. 79
 s3, 92; total, 325 deaths in four weeks The proportion of casea of the disease to eact death is usually given as ten to one. Fol lowing this rule, there have been over 5000 cases of smallpox in Baltimore during the month.
 This is a truly terrible state of affairs, and shows that the Baltimore authorities have been strangely careless and incompetent, or both. And Baltimore is not the only place where their ineficiency endangers human life, for cases of smallpox in people from Baltimore have been reported in New York city, Boston, Providence, Washington and other places. Butfhc greatest care to pre- vent the spread of the disease has been used in the cities mentioned, and general out break of it is not expected. The necessity of taking immediate and thorough action when the disease is discovered is well illus trated by recent occurrence. Not long ago 8 passenger in an eastern bound train was found to be suffering with smallpox when the cars reached Hernesyille. New York. The other occupants of the car fled precipitately from it when it was announced that the pa tient was suffering from the noisome disease. He died, and so did brakeman, who took coal and water into the car while the afflicted man was in it awaiting transportation to the pest house. A female fellow passenger put a shawl which she had been wearing hastily into hand bag. She visited son in Hec- tor township, and while under his roof open. ed her satchel and took out the shawl. Thirty-two days after the smallpox patient had been dis GOV cred in the car at Hornellsville, the son ot the female passenger. with whom she stop ped, was seized with that disease. It was believed by the visiting physicians to be acute erysipelas, and while the patient was sick over one hundred neighbors and friends visited him. day or two before his death it was discovered that he had the small pox After his burial several of those who visited the sick man were attacked, and now it has become necessary to quarantine many of the towns in Schuyler and Yates counties, that are sit- uated around Seneca Lake.
 It would not be surprising, in view of the great amount of travel to and from Baltimore and other places where there is smallpox, if there should be cases of the disease here and there all over the country. It is possible that the disease may appear in New Haven, but if it should there would be no cause for alarm, for it would probably not be suffered to get good start.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-27

other peoples limbs. He who covers the slippery places with sawdust. which seems to afford footing, but does not, is cynical and maIevolent He who strews the glassy pave with sand so judiciously heated that it sticks to the ice without melting it is refined and nice in his tastes, sympathetic in his disposi- ton and bulging with philanthropy.
 Mayor Stowell, of Milwaukee, in reply to a letter of inquiry from the Hon. Ripley Ropes, Commissioner of City Works, of Brooklyn says: ''The Chief Engineer of the Fire de pertinent and all other city officials do claim that the distractions caussd by the large number of telegraph wires, which are strung exclusively on poles in this city, and which numbered about fifty around the Newhall House, did prevent the raising of ladders upon which inmates could escape. The opin- ion here is that but for the obstructions above mentioned one-half of the lives lost would have been saved. We haze what is called the Bernstein fire escape here, which is nothing more than combination of exten- sion ladders firmly fixed on wheels, and which is the invention of fellow townsman of ours, and of which we expected great re- suits in just such an emergency as that of the Newhan House fire. This fire escape could not be raised at all on account of the tele- graph wires" This shows that the telegraph wires in cities should be put under ground.
 The Hon. l.. D. Brewster. of Danbury, writes to the Hartford C0urent concerning the need of more protection for employees on iobk Iox that whenever any workman in the employ of 8 railroad company shall receive person. al injury by reason of the negligence or fault of person placed in control over him by the company and such injury is received while the workman so injured is conforming to the orders or directions of his superior in the business of the company, and without any contributory negligence on the part of said workman, the fact that the party so in- jured and the person through or under whom the injury was received are fellow workmen shall not prevent such workman so injured from recovering just damages for the same of the company not exceeding dollars. The Coatrdnt very sensibly remarks that it will always be difficult for an injured en- ploye, in making contest against corpora tion, to prove that there was no "contribu- tory negligence on his own part, and that it would be we'll to have law providing that where freight train is not equipped with safety appliances, such as patent couplere, bunters, etc., the company shall be held re- sponsible for accidents to employees. Some thing should be done, and that speedily. The killing or wounding of brakemen is al- together too frequent.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-27

Scene in court: feNow, Mrs. Blank, you say that on that day at noon you saw wo man ride past your house at furious pace, and you have given detailed description of her costume. Please tell us what was the color of the horse ?' s1 do not remember" !" s'WeIl, was the woman white or black ?'' ''I did not notice; she went so fast that had only time to see how she was dressed"
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-27

''Keep your place and your place vii keep you" But you cannot expect to keeE your place without health, the foundation, ,oi all success. For instance, railroad engi neer in the employ of the c. M. & St. Pau R. R. had been grieyously affected with dia betes for six years. He took four boxes o1 Kidney-Wort and now writes that he is en- .tirely cured and working regularly.
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