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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-10

THE National CAM meeting Association, now
in session at Pitman, N. j., Is giving it's entire
attention to the promotion of the doctrine of
holiness. Entire sanctification is preached night
and day to the crowds of saints and sinners who
flock in. Among the leading spirits Of the meet
ing are the Rev. ]. L. Inskip. well known as a
holiness evangelist" and DR.. G. W. Watson
formerly of Meridian-street Church of this city
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-10

A SUNDAY-SCHooL convention In Maryland
this week opened with display of fireworks,
after which the orator of the day, Methodist
divine, lectured upon the amen corner of the
SOUL" the lecture was plea for stronger
development oft he emotional nature OF man,
more spiritual pyrotechnics. SO to speak
Sunday-schools in that State may be expected
to rival fourth of July celebrations hereafter.
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c. N. BRowNELL, Reelsville, Ind: Address O..
SchmiLt, Troy, n. Y.
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Can be found at the following places:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Exchange in Europe, 44s Strand.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL

FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1888.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-12
AtnuAetneuts

EmsrSon's @, and COncert.--Thers should be
a large auIioncs In Fulton opera house Fri.
day evening, when the grand Emerson con.
cert is given by walter Emerson, the worlds
greatest cornetl5t; Helen carter, prima
donna toprano Charles Higgins, the Ameri-
can violin virtuoso L. II. Wiley, cornetist :
Mae sheppard. solo pianist walter Pelham,
English mimic and facial artist, No
Cincinnati the inquirer says Mr.. Emsr-
son, the American cornetist. was giNsn
n tremendous reception Ills opening num-
ber at the afternoon concert was Demars s
'CleapatTa,' and three encores we're enthusi-
astiCully demanded. As an artist Mr. Emsr.
son was pronounced the superior OF Levy"
dnnte PiTisg.-The mere announcement oil
this flvorite little actress appearance in
Lancaster will be sufficient to draw a big
crowd. she Will appear in "Mliss" IN Fulton
opera house Monday evening. This season
she has been playing eve ywhere to crowded
houses
Monte Christie. This evening this 1ne
play will be given In tho opera house. 1t
should be remembered TINT the leading actor,
!. d. studlcy, assumes hvo different charao.
tcrs not to lessen the cast, but because the
play demands II. The Jersey City Journal
says MIR. Studley's versatility renders hiul
peculiarly adapted 10 perform the many parts
| TO witch he was cast. He worked very hard
The demands of tho play In the matter oi
scenery are extensive and varied. those
| scenerics actually necessary for proper
| pcesentat.on Of the play were on land
| There arc seventeen people in the cast.
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uOviug TO Yors.
York Dispatch
READY ruR UuRIsTMAs

Holiday sights IN the store windows,
The near approach Of the Christmas
holidays, has had the effect of Frightening
up the windows aud interiors of our retail
merchants and tradesmens stores aud
they present a very,gay appearance indeed.
IL is unnecessary to partieulariz5 with
names OF individuals or firms or IN special
lines of trade. The enterprising wide
awake dealers Of this city are represented
in the advertising columns Of the lNTELLI
sEHcER, where wo let them, each, tell
their own stories aud offer to our readers
tho attractions which they have iu stock.
II is enough to Bay that they are abreast
OF tho spirit OF tho times Ia catering to
the ever increasing demand for holiday
goods The observance of Christmas has
grown very markedly of late years, es.
pecially in the feature OF gift making.
The presents arc no longer merely gew-
gaGs and bon bOns, but inCllde articles
OF permanent value and of " beauty
made tho bride Of use - as a passer by
remarked this morning, "evcn the drug
stores look cheerful aud everybody seems
TO have Christmas specialties except the
undertaken" The dry goods merchants
and clothing men, the millinery and fUrnisl .
ing stores, furniture and music dealers,
confeCtioners and toy shops, house furnish
ing aud hardware stores, grocery and
queensware establishments aud every class
of tradesmen In our city have gone to
special pains aud outlay this year to not
only make an outward show of rare
beauty and good tate, but in their stocks
of holiday goods, their variety and reason
able prices, they are certainly prepared to
accommodate the widest range of taste
and the most discriminating fancy.
These days are bright with winter suu
shine and exceptional favorable for
shopping. Sucn weather capnot last
throughout the month, and those who
delay their shopping until nearer Christ.
mas may not only be interiored with by
the inolemency Of the season, but they
will encounter the rush and crush of the
crowd and they will not have tho advant
age of the complete assortment now
offered.
Now Is the accepted time. We notice
that the most experienced shoppers taxi
time by the forelock. Dainty fingers ar
turning over the fine prints and picture
in the bookstores, white hands are select
ing jewelry to be laid away " for them
prudent housewives are laying In supple
for fruit cake and mince pie, and the goo
father or husband who proposes to get he
camers hair shawl, q sealskin sacque G
silk dress has sense enough to know tha
the earlier he looks after 1t the better.
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THAT AFFIDAVIT.

General Objections TO tho PurgiDg Process.
1t has been noticed in these columns
that Judge Livingston demands Of every
licensed hotel or restauraLt keeper who
asks to be relicensed that no make affi-
davit that during his past enjoyment of
this privilege from the court he has not
violated the liquor law in any of its par
ticulars, nor sold to any one yisibly affect
ed by liquor or beer.
II is assumed that II any one fail TO
mako this affidavit Judge Livingston will
not assent to the granting OF n license to
him or her and, as the concurrence of the
two judges Is necessary to suoh,a grant, the
application will DO refused.
Very naturally such a new departure 10
the mode Of treating license Gases has
created good deal of excitement, espe.
cially among tho lawyers, landlords and
owners OF property occupied for the
licensed sale of liquor or beer.
Quito as naturally this class of persons
are almost unanimously 'ayin" the Judge
In this matter.
1t is understood that Judge Patterson
does not sympathize with his " brother -
in CONF cling the affidavit to be made.
OF the Republican daily newspapers OF
this city the Neo Era seems to agree with
Judge Liyingston's position the Er
dmLHeF queslons tne propflety OF IL and
frequently publishes " able and we'll writ
ten dokiments against it.
Tho Lawyers.
Some of the lawyers think Judge Liv-
ingston is right.
They do not get licenses.
Some others mildly declare that he hai
Overshot the mark, but they "don't know
what to do about it."
They seem to agree that the oath il
extraiudiclal, that IL taken falsely tn,
Offender is not subject to the pains ant
penalties of per ury; but none of them
will advise their Clients to swear to lie il
order to get license.
One OF them IA, etiously told an applican
for advice, who said he couldn't swear Il
not having violated the Law, that IL seemeC
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SECOND EDITION.
BY CABLE.
sOKE EUROPEAN UCoUBREsucs,
Exaggerated Reports Of the Executions OF
those Engaged In the ssrvis Revolt
A violent Gale In England

Exaggerated Reports Of the Executions OF
those Engaged In the ssrvis Revolt
violent Gale IN England.
BELGRADE, Servia, Dec. 12.-Exagger.
ated reports have been published In regard
to tho number Of executions that have
taken place, as result Of the suppression
of the recent revolt. IL has been ascer.
tained that the total number has been 1S,
Including four priests, four merchants, a
school master and nine peasants. all of
whom were taken red handed. Several
were executed for shooting peasants who
refused to join the revolt.
A Rebel Chiof Hanged.
DURHAM, Africa, Dec. l2.-The chief
Mapoer, who was convicted of treason by
the Beers, at Pretoria, In September last,
and sentenced to death, has been hanged,
despite the assurances Of President Kruger
that the sentence should not be carried out
until he had held conference on the sub
ject with Lord Derby, the British colonial
secretary.
A Violent Gale In England.
LONDON, Dec. IA violent gallo pre-
vailed throughout England last evening,
causing much damage In London and the
provinces, At Wolverhampton the par.
tally completed exhibition building was
destroyed by the storm.
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Motners Motnersi nvo,bc,.

Are you disturbed at night ana broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with tho excruciating pain OF cutting teeth
II so, go at once and get bottle OF MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. It will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately--,iepsnd
upon 1T there Is no mistake about 10. There fs
nota mother on earth who has ever used IT,
VINO Will not tell you at onco that II will
regulate tho bowels and give rest TO the
mother, and relief and health to the child, op-
Grating like magic. II isperfecuy safe % use
In all cases, and pleasant to tho taste, and Is
tho prescription of one OF tho Oldest and best
female physicians In the United states. sold
everywhere. 25 cents bottle
mnyl-M. W,S&w
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1.-Two stock Prices

CBIoAGo-Hogs-Reoeip 5000 head ship
mcnts, 2,l00 head market active and strong.
er, and prices oSlOo higher packing. o. 100
o. 1905 SO sktps, % 6oSf 80 closed weaker
Catue-Receipts, $500 head shipment
1000 head; market steady; Christina
beeycs, Sssss 10 exports. o. 5Og7 90; good .
choice shipping, o. N@6 DO common tv
sheepHReceipts, 2, 100 head; shipments, /, 100, |,
market eady good grades flrnier common
grades weak; Inferior To fair, t2 25b8 " "
owt. good, "a; choice, "a 23.
EAST LIBERrY.-Cattle--RecGip $40 head
market active for good grades and duh for
common at about Yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Receipts, 2,S0, head Pkiladelphfns,
IS 50p5 05; Workers, o. 85fp5 10.
sneep-Rccoipts, 800 head market fsir ans
prices shade higher than yesterday.
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The IIDnt GDss

CHICAGO, Dec, IA dispatch from
Hillsboro, Ills, says: States Attorney
Demon, the prosecutor in tho Emma
Bond case, says that In his examination of
the jurors yesterday he purposely misled
the defense into believing that tho prose.
cution would have only circumstantial
evidence, but he asserts that Miss Bond
will positively iudentify Montgomery as
one of tho men who assaulted her and will
assert her belief that the other two
prisoners, Pettis aud Olemenk, were
there,
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Phira,;s,pn,n MARKET.

PHLADELPHIA, December la.-Flour quiet
and steady.
Rye Flour lrm at o. TOSos IS.
Wheat quiet and steady No.2 Western Red,
t 0sk1l 90 No. . do, sl 90; NO. 1 Penu'a-
keai, sl l5dl l5h.
Corn-OId scare and firm new dulli; san
yellow, OLD, 0i6t6sc do mixed, old. 6o1Sfp6To
NO. 8mlxed, OLD, ol9t6io new, 66sp5Sc.
oats frm, fair demand No. l White, 40 +;
No. White, il@ilHc; No. 3 do, &0Ho No. 4
Mixed, S9d39kc,
Rye scarce prime Csc.
Seeds Glover quiet at 97l0c Timothy dull
at tl i5dpl so Flaxseed firmst 81 t74l 30.
Provisions quieten trmly held.
Lard steady.
Butter dun and weak.
Eggs steady.
Cheese II rm and quiet,
Petroleum steady Refined, p4exc.
whisky at n -
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Tho Graneers.

HARRISBURG, Dec. 12.-The morning the
session of the state grange Of Patrons
of Husbandry to day was devoted to
the appointment of committees and the
hearing report of Worthy Master
Leonard Rhone. The report, which
is lengthy one, treats on all subjects OF
interest to the members of the order.
Eleven new oranges were established
during the past year and about one
thousand mem bers added to the order.
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MARRIAHES.

BRUBARER- WITaBR- the nth OF Decen-
beT, less, by the Rev, W. 4, Gerhard at his
residence, No. 81 East Orange street, Mr. Mar.
tin :. Brubaker, of Mount Joy, To Miss Emma
+. wilmer, OF silver Spring. Itds
WIssLER LANDS. -On the nth OF Deeembef
1883, by The Rev. w. 4. Gerhard, at his resi-.
Gence. no. 81 East orange street, MIR. John IA,
wissler, OF Clay, to Miss Emma NJ, Lands, OF
Oregon, ltds
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West Chester Record

West Chester Record
A number of Chester county farmers
have recently sold of their crop OF this
years tobacco. Last week the following
farmers sold theirs all to the same party,
q gentleman from Lancaster county being
the purchaser Ebenezer Worth, Paschall
Worth, Charles Yetters, Chalkley Yetters,
and John Hopes, the latter OF Newlin
aud tho others OF West Bradford. Mr.
Hopes informs us that he had five acres
In tobacco this season, and sold 1t all,
some of IL not yet stripped, to this party
at "a, 6, 2 cents. We are told that this
years buyers generally are taking the
tobacco on the pole, instead Of waiting
until after il Is stripped. II the weather
Ia damp and the tobacco moist this plan
gives them better chance to examine the
quality Of the crop than they can have
after ii is houSed--of course the grower
has to strip It and pack 1t according to
agreement. before II is shipped to the
buyer. Tobacco IL bringing much bet
ter price this year Ia Chester county than
potatoes.
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Tho Elections In Bostop.

BosToN, Mass, Dec. l2.-In addition to
the election of their candidate for mayor,
tho candidate OF the Republicans aud
Citizens for street commissioner was
elected by 1920 majority Of the 10 alder
men elected ten were upon the Citizens
and Republican tickets. Council will be
composed of 36 Republicans, 83 Democrats
and 3 Independant Democrats. The vote
on the license was 1886 against, 23,05O
In the Affirmative.
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The National Senate.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-On the conclu-
sion of the morning hour in the Senate
the resolution of Beck, offered yesterday,
was taken up, calling on the secretary
of the treasury for the exact information
regarding the sinking fund and Mr.. Beck
addressed the Senate in regard to 1t, con-
tending that there is no need of so large 4
yearly appropriation as $50, 900, 900 for the
sinking fund as recommended by the sec-
retary Of the treasury.
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Tr,pped I'm In His Lutte sport.

READING, Pa, Dec. 12.--Postofice
Inspector Barrett of Philadelphia, arrested
here to day hoy named John Grouse, son
of q we'll known citizen, upon the charge
OF throwing lighted matohesin letter box
and destroyed its contents. The boy will
be given hearing before United States
commissioner. The penalty for the crime
is $500 fine or Imprisonment of not more
than three years.
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Time N money,

Time and money will be saved nv keer,ry
hluney wort In tho house IL IL AN in vaiua.
pie remedy Tor all disorders of the Kidneya.
Liver anu Bowels and Tor all diseases arisiua
from distinctions OF these organs. IL has
cured many obstinate cases after huudreds az
obtaining relief 10 cures Conformation. Piiea'
Biiiousness and all kindred disorders. Keep
IL By you. db-eodAw
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Bronzss, CLOCK Sets, &
Decorative Ornaments.

Our new things from Europe
are arriving in great quantities,
adding materially to the attrac-
tons Of our beautiful store.
Objects Of Art in Real Bronze
are now much in vogue as well
as Clock Sets, Mantel and Ped
estal Ornaments, and other dec
orative pieces.
Our collection represents the
best efforts Of all the noted
makers of Paris, Munich, Berlin
and Vienna, whose ateliers have
been visited by Mr.. Caldwell
daring the past summer.
We desire to extend a very
cordial invitation to the resi-
dents of this city who may be
visiting or passing through Phil
adelphia, to call upon us.
Our store will be found to
contain much of interest to
everyone. 1t will give us great
pleasure to have an opportunity
of showing attentions to visitors
], L. CALDWELL & Co.,
oo2 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia
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Philadelphia.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Gtnnha xyaak

IHRIsrMAs rNE-ENTs FON ALL.
~ Come ana see oatire new styles OF goods
At all prices ut Frsy's Drug store, No. ~ East
Orange street. Ladies' and Gents Dressing
Cases In seal and alligator skin, Toilet Gases,
Odor stands. Mirrors, shaving Cases. Piain
and Fancy Pocket Books, Card Cases, Cigar
Cases. Letter Cases, large line OF venue
Companions, very cdeap, Plain anu Ensraveu
Bottles Colognes of my own manutacluro
speolalty No trouble TO show goods.
ANDREW q. FREY,
dlO.tdl No. 80 East Orange street.
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Inc GRAVEYARD Insurance yuslness

FALL RIVER, Mass, Dec. 1.-THE city
is full of startling developments in the
" graveyard insurance cases. Several
persons have been before the grand jury Of
New Bedford for several days. Elk Alder
man Barrett and James Kirby were
arrested last night for conspiracy to
defraud, aud held Ia $500 each.
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MdkhE7S,
rev York Markets

New YoRK, Dec. la-Flour dull nnd slightly
In buyers favor.
wheat ,sg,Sc lower, duh ana heavy trado
mainly on speculative account No. q Ked,
Jan, o. 1901 lSH ( do Fob, sl lbx0l l6 do
Corn unsettled aud a shade lower Mixod
western, spot, As1BsISc; do future. e147so.
Oats shade lower No; 2spot, tohGtoNo;
Bt35Sc state, 3sGi5c Western. 87ttSo.
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A NYIsh IhNI 10 f0hOed.

Philadelphia News.
Lancaster has put Captain jerks in jail.
II would be- a comfort To tho world and
probably to the captain if they would give
him "Sweet Violots" to keep him COM
pany.
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DEAT rms

~--=-xnvwn-vs-r=Er
sCuNITr.-In this city. on the llth inst;. hs'
genia Schmitt. wife of Anthony kchu'u, IN
the 8sth year OF her age
The relatives and friends OF the family hre
respectfully invited TO attend the funorNl,
from the residence OF her husband, No. 6'i'
Manor street, on Thursday morning at
o'clock. High Mass at st. Joseph's church.
Interment at st. Mary's cemetery. dll-n
JosKs-On the 10Th inst, Levi 7. Jones, OF
Honeybro Chester county.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his Iate residence, on Thursday, the 18th
day OF December, 1888, at IL O'Clock m. lts
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WEATHER Indie ,r.uss

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ia the Middle
Atlantic states, colder fair ,sher, north.
westerly winds, rising baron ',er, followed
on Thursday by warmer soo ierly winds
and falling barometer.
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R,oovoty OF a stolon Horse.

Lebanon Times.
A horse that was stolen several nights
ago frcm tho stable Of David Gress, In
West Cocalico township. near the line OF
Berks, was found near Brickerville where
the animal had been left by the thief. tied
TO fence. Word was sent to the owner
who went after the animal and brought 1t
home
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70 be choice between going to hell aud
going to jail.
Several Of the most prominent members
Of tho bar will advise their clients to pay
no attention to the oath, to.fle their ap-
plioations as usual aud await results.
Several others will go out OF the license
getting business.
Another one is glad that old stands are
not to be granted as matter Of course
" it helps the law business and increases
fees"
Among the Landlords.
A country landlord reports great excite
ment among his class, much indignation
at Judge Livingston and increased appro.
baton oi Judge Patterson, with favorable
inclinatious toward his renominatioD.
One OF the best and oldest landlords In
the county says that he could consoien.
tiously make every part Of the affidavit
except that which relates to the sale to
any person " vsibly affected y this he
does not believe any one ever licensed
could strictly and truthfully swear to.
lie says he will shut up his house rather
than swear TO this.
Some of the country landlords propose
TO 90 out of business and let their sons or
brothers take out their licenses next year.
Some of the city landlords talk of hold
ing mass meeting, and others propose
secret association to consider the matter.
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ent to Prison.

John and Mary Ferguson, who were
arrested Oh Monday night, by the chief OF
po Tor being drunk and disorderly, were
sent to Jail for 10 days each this afternoon
by Alderman A. F. Donnelly.
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sIEOIAL ROII0ES.

- -rxns-zkR-
for Lame BACK, 5ine or Cnest use 6Hf
LoHs POROUS PLASTER Price. 95 cont.
soid by III. B. Cochran 1877 and i3s north Quee,s
treet, Lancaster. tobIleode
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PIrTsBuRG, Dec. l2.-The ooroner's In
vestigation of the Braddook fire resulted
in complete .exoneration of John Eokert,
the husband of the woman burned to
death.
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49, - a--=----=-z--=--=---=----=--
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Absolutely the best Porous Plaster ever
made. The Hop Plaster Is composed OF Fresh
Hops, Balslms and Gums. Weak Back, Side
Ache, sore Chest, and all pains are speedily
cured by Its use. Apply one. Only 20 cts. AT
any drug store.
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Just punssbnos.,

vANpERnfLT's LANDING, g. c., Deo. IA.
--jeo. W. Lake, convicted ~ jnccst -.
sentenced at Richmond TO ye,rs i'm
prisonment.
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sF The Diamond Dyes tor family use have
no equals. All popular colors easily dyed.
last and b autitul. 10 cents package for any
color.
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Letter from senator Jacobs.
SENATE CHAMBER,
AIHANy March Al 1872

ALBANY, Mhrch BI, 1852.
For a long time II has been my habit TO use
BRAsDRETH's PILLS. In fact, / have seldom
had occasion TO use any other medicine, and
II affords me great pleasure 10 say that for
Biliousness, Dyspepsia, and the other ills OF
tho system to which men In public lite are
moro apt than others TO be subject, they arc
an inva uable remedy,
JOHF q. JACOBS.
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For Constipation, Indigestion, Foul stom'
ach. Dizziness and Headache, no medicine
equals BRANDnETHs PILLS, Pure and sim.
pie, containing no mercury, they are the tam.
lily medicine chest and safeguard.
declQlweoddw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-12

REMEDY for digestion, Consumption,
Dyspepsia, Weakness, Fever, Ague, etc Col.
dens Liquid Beef Tonic. do lwdeod&w
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A 100000 FIRE,

81. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. i9.--The Drake
block was destroyed by fire this mornipg,
causing a loBs of slQO 600.