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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-16

CuE,p. Dec. 10 Eli PEABODY viii pot
A hundred cords OF birch Into skiilngs
nil lie has lei the 100 Of cutting, but
viii draw IL With bis own teams
william Peabody intends % cut two
hundfei cords Of birch. which he viii
draw 10 j. W. Benefits mill
I'm Wisht has the last Of his bark
ysried. and l. drawing u TO lhe deP0' 70
send Awsy.
4 very pleasant evening wAs sP.nt ~
william Prabody'-, last Tuesday "hef.
an oyster super Was served and genera
good time was enjoyed ~ all
what delightful weather ne are hANin<
for I'M. time % year-too mueh so, iV'
The beusft OF TIE lamoermen' D.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-16

BEruu. Dec. igih -Dccemhcr Opsns
with a bright. comfortable and beautiful
aimospherc Up 10 this date the river 4,
clear Of Ice. aui 10 doesn't seem % be- In OF.
dtrtn talk shout a hard. cold winter.
Prof 4 Carleton % ilavsrhiil, y II, IL
cuniucting a slngiug association AZ Pat
tes's ilall. on saturday and Monday eve
uIucs of clch wcsk will continue Tor
ABOUT twelve evenings. A. The close OF
school thfrr will b. grand concert Ths
school D. FIRE o. Ell Interested To- singing
The houk used IL entitled Esther, tn
B,suilfui Qlceu. coucerulug Esther. Nor
tccai snd namkn
Ii Knight. - Lewiston, has leased
room. iu tte BRICK block on The second
f1or over Miss Halls apothccafy. whefr
b. wui carry on thc tailoring husiness
Nr n L. prepared o. 90 good business
plating table ware, s1ch A. kuivos, FORKS,
spoons. etc. vita a white meta in some
r,spects better than silver
A Hcffck. CSC has moved Into the
house ia Main ~ lately occupied BY ne
ate Rev. Mr. Bosscrman, ucar The NJ l.
church
The NE Circle will meet neat Thurs
day Ansrnoou ani evening with Mrs.. John
swan
Mr.. W. %. straw has closed up her
house on spring Street Ani gone o. Ban
enr o. sp+Ld she winter With her brother
N1sss. Mr SffaN sni Daniel llastit e
vent oui Wet isst lane AMI have gone In
ne shccp business They have commenced
= lafgc farming establishment on Burslp
Cfctk. Unet Montana. aud have purchased
sixtes n hundred sheep ard viii Increase
The uumbsr Oh two thousand next season
The bone lot thy have taken up fof graf'
ing 10 j. sd viii take eighteen niles of
fsnce o. enclose 10 The sheep they per.
chased This IAN cost them a. CD pr bead.
Mr. uauuah lloli. Who lives on Rail
roai street, was ninety years old, last
Suudsy couiinnc- well A. u,usl and stii'
i've. alone aui does her work Some
twsrty 90 her friends met a. hef house on
hsr birthday and bat a pleasant entertain
msut Aunt Hannah remarked that u was
The happlrst daY of Der NE.
The NJ 4 sabbath school library IA.
recently been supplied with an addition OF
forty new books.
Hara'lo X Gpdwin and vile len hefe o.
the loan traiu. Monday, or Nova SEQ
ga. where they Intend 20 spend seVcfa
weeks q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-16
OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

ALBANY, Dec i0.-we are again favored
9th Two blacksmlths a. the Corner.
tfsnkhu Cross has returned from East
Waterford and rented the house al the ton
Of The hill iust above the corner. owned by
Carter Grover, where he will a. some
shoc making and repairing.
Rouud MountAln Grange has suspended
work on H. ball until warmer weather
The lunhsrmfn are snxlously waiting
Coz snow
Justics AsPluwal GOT quite seriously
lamtd trying o. lie Up his young cattle
that wcr. rather Wild. ~ has secured
NE services for the winter of Abel An.
drvw~ young man who worked for him
last sumner 10 the satisfaction 81 both
parties
~. Bird. W. W BIRD and IIcnry o.
wilher. each have a span of good horses
which they Intend To put In the harness A.
SON A. snow falls.
There ar several pairs u working oxen
Cor saic hfrc yet
some of our farmers are rtlliclng over
quite good crops; many raised from on
q Two hundred busnel. of oats. Austin
Hutchinson raised two hundred aud twsu
~ hn.hels uf oats. Two hundred ani thlr-
4 seven hush-is ears % corn on two acre.
The lsdiss' sewing circle have held
their meetings during the sumner AZ the
vestry, but last week met with Mrs. J. II.
Lovslny. a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-16

Roderlcks Cough Balsam i prepared
from a recipe Of one Of Ma.ne's most "a
mou. physicians. dsceased.-It i guaran'
et 10 cure. See adsi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-16

ANpovER. Dee ~ We learn there l.
% b. a Chicken.ple supper a. The Town
Hal a. slx O'Clock. wednesday ~ hing.
Dec "a under The auspices ~ The Cougfe'
gatiOnal Ladies Circle. Amer supper a.
entertainment will be given In the upper
hal. consisting Of music. tablcaux. etc
The Autoyor Brass Band vii also be In
ATTENDANCE.
NJ & A Proctor has gone 20 Mlllsnsld.
y. n o. WORK In the woods.
M X Grover has hi. new store nearly
completed
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Autrcws entertained
The Congrcgs tlonal Ladies Circle In .
vsry pleasant manner, wednesday evening
OF this wesk. There Was gOoi attend
auco. the proceeds OF the evening amount.
iug 90 a. SD
Nc and Mr. 4 T. Merrill celebrated The
fnl,ih am. versAry OF their wedding, on
Thursday. Dec. a. Among the guests
werc Mr.. John a. Adams ani nr Henry
4 Merril and family 81 Portland. Sew
sra poems snd many lettsrs were read
from ahscui members of the family. o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-16

TrroN. Dec. ~ -Lumhsrlug i the OF
der % the Gay In Upton icsi now. ". T.
Chase. G. Kyefson. A Coolidge, hrpsn,
y. Bartlett and others are preparing fpf
lumhsrlug sud some 81 them src slfcsdy
doing = COOL buslusss, aithough patiently
looking fnr snow. Lumheflrg takes near
IL al u o8r yogug men Into the woods.
winters
Mr. Levi Haywood. Who has come %
town a. live, gave hls wedding reception.
last week. AZ bis housc-ihc tmbsgug-
aftsr which al rrpsirri ~ the Lake House
fara dance. We hear 10 reported by G. l..
Douglass. ESQ, A. good time. by
the Nay. our squire has recently bal the
extreme pleasure of uulting couple Ia
The holy bonds % maiflmony and i g., M
lngly qaite slatcd With hi. success.
Nj. Isabel. daughter ~ &. l. Douglass,
eco len town. last week. Tor ffankhn,
Mas o. work ln = straw shop
Nr Aiphcu. Stficklani ha. been qnits
low With pnsamonii, bot i slowly fccov'
cflug
Mis- Merrill i teaching In Cambridge
II. not IN Upton ~ reported ~ you'
Andover correspondent Miss Minui'
GodWln l. teaching In East Upton, Ms
Eva McAlhstsr of Grafton In thr Mih DE-
ifl,t. ami Warren kllgofc of Nswfy In No
SrnsCutuTR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-16

wucuvutE A 4 Sargent ani John
Clinton. ogefserrs In the carl ani nnl-l'
ing room. spent Thanksgiving In Rhode
leland. Nth their relatives -fud llN'
rison, Bsrt Hall and Horace Howard have
gone Up country logging -tyfus thp
in has closed hls house for The season --
James poSuing has move. into the Hiram
Gilbert house - boy was tii'i 70
Charles Staples family racsd,y night ----
Clinton L. Hefrlck. Who broke his collar
hone. i rapidly improving king 4
uolme. are d0lug Tushi1g business.
Mr.. NcFAgon. oysfsesr 10 the dry
house. had a narrow cscape. hsing carried
over q shan --ffsscou Lowering has
purchased the stephen Blake farm on
Pigeon IIil--Mlss Isabel Boynton i
teaching the wintsr school. She IL nrsi
class teacher They are g,ing - tear
down that beautiful school house. Whhi
= pity -Welchvlils i the wof-i place %
az a well 10 the world ! have often
wondered Why The young ladies used 81
much face palut there know uoN-io
cover 90 The dirt. snd save wsisf ~ was'
log. There l. about feet ~ soil. about
the same Of clsy then YOU strike kini 81
slash OF muftl am talking about digging
wells, not ahuut the Dirt on gifl.). Tbs
mud u 80 son that the hole you dig dur'
log the day always ill- up during The Nah
and you don't gain might The men wofA
with ropes round their waists, Tor They
sometimes strike soft place ani drop 10
out of sight AMI have ~ b- puil-'i pat ~
the rope. The only way d dig well j. 4
plank up the sides a. you 20 down.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-16
SAIL IAKE fRUII.

ONLI LFfINI NO' -.
EEL "a Grs.f aae tcas ~. - - 49,, =" 81
:. -. re mssf msrTtioas - "a =,
- - - cruiuy "A sc 81. - =.
isr,.,ss p.clarss po-eliaily a'ss@ ,,4i'i.s, h
80 = ~ .'...t - i all slsh 10 q 4 sp.sd
.''.....s ,...,r. ~ errb griat. ~ npt q =.
- - s.ses sgssss Wssss - WV
tsesa e-y. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-16

Anlrs at xtailsmes, Ia eity Or e,-..v M
II -. II.rr simuIe. sssT sort ~ - -.
-. vear roa1t sort .ent 80 -, e,s,.ss.
~ -. - ~, ilr..f - rsplT. sfiress
- 800 D., MANUFACttk KIM 49,
n,t Isls Portland, nsiaf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-07
Hamburger LIME.
Santbu {: Mt ertfant1@e gaGettaprt:9tftterS
@eIeNldsaft. Ste etttiiee Otrefte Y"Ns
9ampf IMtiffabrt 8ptiden

&9uWtuWIH ~ ~ NWeFEtNNtEUC UUekfWvtA-@
0eIelIhaft. Sic einsiGe Oireete YUits
9anp fidtfffabrt 8pii3en
New York uno Hamburg.
Dte Dampfer OtsIer 2tnie ~bei0rbern bic 9ereint9ten
Staatenz9Oi uno psrOen %mdbrelto 6es Sahres re9els
nt6Bie 9Onneritag, mdb1eno bic GEttG=9attpfcE
bieler 2iuie SautitaG non Seem 9Orf %abfobren.
gtaete erIter Gaiate bon Dem 9ptt nap
$40, ie mad Sage Der Saiate. l3wti6enbef $50.
Bon Santtntg, SABRE sontb anteton oSsr
&onOoI mad 9tetO Oorf, erite Gajstte 49,
sSSspii d citoeG $40.
BiMete Iitr 9tf= ttmo EiiGretEe
Bon Welu 2)nrf rad RIDttoutb, &otoof unS
&arsbnr9, rnb
Bon ssasRsrs; Sesse = 99 so s Sn49S.nb n%4 III gse'S
2iaper 5ptl6en / nnb IL Sabren bic 6dIite, nntsr1
Sa9r trei. (Aae incl: SeitOitisun9)
@eoen 9aGoge penbe man ii6 IN
6. g. Ntdloro 6 Co., @eneroGz8a iose t9senteu.
$40. 81 Broadway, Seem 9ort, ober an
Chas. AOZ1GinSki az Co.,
General : 1aTase : aa9emten fIr ben Befte6,
SO q 50 Stftb Gpe, @bteaso.
Die pom Oteier 2inte berans9e9ebene european
Tourist Gazette wirO ApplttGHten gratis suseianbt
12mt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-07
N0er'S


ST Gin ie9r coneeitrirtsr Stra3ns Der GnriapariGas
tnn ntnersr Dlntreini8elher gSmr3sin nit aaliuuts
uMn GiIensS ooin berhunGelt, urO bG5 uni3aoIi9fte,
superIdIfigfe unb biai9ite neutrality-suspicious.
bas man anipenben fant. S6ne SebI treibt es
allies 8Iutgift aus benz &5rper, berei6ert uttb ers
neut bas 8Iut, unb felt beien b~eLebertoe &raft Ser.
gs lit bas bette befannte UlitteI 9e9en Gfrnpbeln
anb ale ifrnp1ulOien tcbel, segen &otbianf, gifts
6IisGen, Tle6ten, S6udrst, Geidiuiire, ESleiId=
g%etuad9ie unb S~autausi&Iage; ebenfo se8en ale
&rantbeiten, bic ourd5 oitnnes unb perornttes 8Iut
perurfa9t werber, pte 9beitmatistuns, Nenralgie,
rbslmatiibe 0i9t, alIselHetns GutfraItlirg unS
iirop6ul0ier &aterrb.
9eilnnS hon %ent5iinDetem &6eutnatismms.
,&ber's S~arfapariIGa Bat mid BON euts
~1inOsteHt &beumatisHus sebetEt, an Dem i'd pieIe
Sabre 9eIitten bate. %. s. @Oore."
Surbam, Sa., 2. gldr3 1882.
B~nberettet BON
Sr. s. 6. @bcr G Co., 2nlueG, MaE.
Sn allen @potbeten au Baben: 81, 6 SIai9en IS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-07

TIelem Sfedbftefe 1tn6 leWs F50f0grdz
pbieu beS Wt0roerS betgetiigt, bret berielben
sei9en 9e9aiep nit Der @iltere (gel3e)
WfitBe, bret o6ne &opfbeoedung; ferner lit
er nit S6nurrbart, 8oQbart un0 bartloS
bargeiteut. 9egaiem 1T ais flein, utager
unO bunfel6lpno 9ei6ilOert; er mag etma
30 bis 80 Sabre alt ietn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-07

gta6 ben i%iingiten Sa6resberi6ten ser
untDer1ttGt Iofto lit Sapan
ftnoen it6 an Derlelbeu bier SatultQten,
nGnllid Die Der @eieBe Ser Niiieni6aften,
Der 2iteratur unb Der 6eiltuube bertreteu.
Die NbtbeiIung Der @iHenl6aften SerfGat
IN D}atbematit, Geologic, 8ergbalt uno
Wftneralo9ie; in Die Der iapanii6e1 unb
6ineltihen 2iteratur ftno liberties 86iloe
lppbte, 8olittf uub 8plfsptrt6i6aft eitbez
9riffen. 8elDupere Observation-Disclosures be-
banDeln ferner Die @el0i6te Sapars unD
ietner Spra6e, bic @ei6inte bes alten
Ge6ts un0 cine 8orberettun9Si6ule fir Die
nerl6ieoeneu Safultdten. Die unterrt6tsz
lpra6e lit porlGufig Die engltl6e, bod plant
man, oil tire Steae lpGter9tn Die tapa1tl6 DE
gu leBen. Sen Der iurtittl6en SafultGt miro
auBeroem 6ranaDltl6, tt Der tptllenl6afte
lt6en unb ltterartihen SatultGt III 2-3
m06entIiden Stunoen 9eutl6 9elebrt.
SIN eriten Sabre bes Ge6tSfurles lperpen
Dem r0mil6en 9te6t Stpei Stunoen p06ent>
LID gept0met. Inter ben 1uriitii6en 2e6r@
mttteln ltno 6olbenoorH'S uno SalG's
@ncpflopaOien Der 9te6tSmii1eni6aft aufs
9eaGblt, tpie benn Die Deutl9e 8i1ienl9aft,
n0nentli6 aud in Der p6ilolDpbtl6en Tas
ttll&ut Clltet HluB8euel4pel OtsAul9 wv pIt
iapanii6en l1ntperittGt ft6 %erfreut, tpenn
iie aud btnter Der englti6en uub fran3Oits
i6en nod etniaermaBen 5uridtritt. Inter
ben 8i6ern, tDel6e Dem pbtl0lopbll6en
llnterri6t 5u @runo gelegt tDeroet, beftn7
Den itA 6G6el'S @el6tbte Der S6opfHng,
S6pe9ler'S @el6t6te Der nelen Ybtloloe
p6ie BON 0escarteS bis 6egel, &ant's &rtttf
Der reinen uno Der praftii6en G%ernunft.
SIM @ei6i6tsunterriht tomrnt @rotbe's
@el6ihte bon @rtebenlanO, Wlommien's
r0mii6e @ei9idte, 9tante's @el6i6te bon
@nglanb sur &eripenoung, Nebnli6 pers
bait 'es it6 nit ben ibrtgen 6G6ern. Sn
Der 9bilolopbte ipteGen natirlt6 aud Die
6ineiii6en unb inoil6en SDlteme cine
erheblt9e RoQe.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-14
n yirRipiA Belle.


A Virginia reporter thus describes the
belle Of q ball he recently attended !:
Complexion, neither blonde nor brunette,
lowering between the dawn and sunrise OF
q summers morning (; eyes, besides whose
arrows Cupid's keenest darts are only fit
for killing frogs or clams-eyes that drive
the very stars of heaven distracted with
envy. Lashes more gloriously silken than
ever fripged the lids Of Oriental houri.
Hair in which 10, 900 sunbeams nestle,
darkly bright, fine as gossamer threads,
but forming a net work which scores OF
masculine strugglers have found powerful
a. the green withes that bound Delilah's
Samson. Match'ess in grace. Marvelously
gifted in woman's grand endowment,
tongue. Tones soft rs the softest warbling
Of flute on tropic seas at twilight. A
polar star in every throng, toward whom
all masculine compasses point with con
slant finger. A magnet strong enough tc
turn a whole battalion topsy-turyy anc
bring the planets rushing from their fal
of spheres. Lovelier, more enchanting
creatures never fitted through the para
disc of rarest poets dream. Describe
her ? Were my pen q Quill from the
pinion of the loftiest seraph that burns il
cleaning glory, and dipped in the reful
gent radiance of the rainbow's fountain, il
would be impossible. Raphaels ghost
after three centuries of celestial practice
would faint at the task of trying to depict
her transcendent loveliness.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-14
RELIGIOUS.
nr,lo,Ous-sFRyIC WILL RE HEL,

nrtIalOus-sFRvIC WILL BE HEBD
IL in the following CHURCHES tomorrow n
sunday school at las y. IN. when the hour IL
different II Is specially noted.
ST. JuHN's ErIsCurkL-MorninR and even
ing sunday school at y. IN.
OLIvET BkrrIsT CHuRCH-N. NJ. Z. A. Rooms,
Rsy sunday sShoS. s,nsv MI
June 18th, at Up. III. Preaching In botn Ian
FiRsr NJ. E. CuuRcH.-Rev. J. T. satChcli,
pastor. Sunday school at . a. m. prayormeet-
Ing ON Wednesday evening at 7.tS y. IN.
sxcosp NV. CRuRcu (Eng.)-Mul6erry street
above Orange, I. N. worman, pastor sun
dav school at s;l6 a. IN.
ST. PAuL's RKyoRMsD-Rev. J. II. shumakcr,
ID. u. sunday school at s:l5 a. IN.
ST, IUKEs RRFCRNED CHURCH. Marietta ave
nue.. Rev. WIN. y. Lichlitor, pastor. sunday
school ate n. IN. Floral service In tho evening
fIssT BArTIsr-Prayer meeting IN the morn
ing. sunday school at 2 a. IN.
PBEsBYTKRAN CHArEL-MorninR and even
ing service by the pastor, Rev. Thomas
UsTrxp BnxruRxs IN CHRIST tCovEsAsr) =
Corner West Orange and Concord, (tormerlS
known a. Salem). Rev. NJ. j. Mumma, pastor
sunday school at 9ilb a. IN. =,
ST. PAUL's NJ. E.-Rov. George Gaul, A. Nj.
pastor. sunday school at ~ IN.
THE woNAN's CHRISTIAN TENrKRAsCE CNol
| O clock instead OF 3, at No. li2 North Prime
| street ON Tuesday evening.
FIRST REFORMED CHURCH-RCv. y. a. Pctcrs
| Sunday school At 9a M.
| MoRNvlAs-Rev. J. Max Hark. pastor. Lit
| any and sermon. sunday school at 9 = IN.
UNION BErHEI--Rev. G.. W. SeilhamCr
pastor Children's day. Services VIII consis
l In rccitations, speeches and songs, by tn
/ chilGrcn and others. The church will b
beautifully decorated with tlovcrs.
PREsBTTERIAN-Rev. J. Y. Mitchell, u. 1
| ST. JoHs's LUTHERAN REV. Sylvanus Stal
/ Sunday school at y n. IN.
GoTwALD Missios sunday school at . T. N
CoLLBaR aureate sermon b.
| Rev. J. y. Stahr, Pm. ID.
| CHRIST EvANgBLtCkL LUrHERAN-Rev. Il.
| Reed. pastor. sunday. school at . a, m.
| Y. NJ. e. A.-Mecting for young mon at g.;
L n,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-14
The sar... ana Hoe, Internal Remsay.

1t is safe to take BRASDRKTu's PILLS at any
time, hut TO get the best results they should
be taken on an empty stomach, going 10 bed.
II is well on the night you take them TO eat
little or no supper As no two people are
affected precisely the same by like quantity
of the same medicine, It IL difficult to deter
mine the dose and IL Is something which
must be left to the discretion Of the patients.
We viii say, though, the average dose for an
adult IL from four to ten, according To effect.
For Constipation or Dyspepsia, one or two
AIKEN every night will, In short time, per.
form an absolute cure. II Is well to take a
purgative at least once or twice month as a
preventive OF disease and rs these nils are
entirely vegetable, and are made with the
greatest care, we know them 10 be the safest
and most effective purgative ever introduced
to the public. They have been sold in this
country forever fifty years, and have In that
time attained an unprecedented popularity.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-14
srownS uousenoid rama ooa

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. WIN most surely quicken the blood
whether taken informally or applied exter.
nally, and thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAlN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator and II Is warranted dou.
Die tho strength OF any similar preparation.
II cures pain in the Side, Back or Bowels,
sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothachc, and
ALL ACHES, and is The Great RoIieyer a,
Pain. BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA"
should be in every family. A teaspoonful OF
the fanacea In tumbler OF hot water [sweet.
ened, II preferrodl, taken At bedtime, will
BREAK UP A COLD. 25 cents bottle
may3l- lyd NJ w saw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-14
Boats, sicycles ana Hay revsr.

With the opening OF the season OF outdoor
sports comes the time of trouble tor the poor
victims OF Hay Fever. For them flowers have
no odor, and the summer little or no beauty.
To snun, sneeze and wipe their weeping eyes
for three or four successive months this is
their pitiable portion. There ia no hclp In
soa-voyagos. their Is no help in high mountain
air. These only tighten the pockets and leave
the disease unabated. But there Is "A positive
cure In Ely's Cream Balm. Try II. IL you
continue TO suffer II is because you neglect a
remedy as sure us IL Is cheap and pleasant.
t32wdeod&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-14

EKAHs srEUirIO mnDIUINE. a
" Great English Remedy. An unfailing
cure for lmpotency, and all Diseases that
tude, Pain in the Back, Dimness OF
Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
other diseases that lead 10 Insanity or Con.
sumption and Il Premature Grave. Full par.
uculRrs In our pamphlet, which We desire to
send tree by DaN to every one. The Specific
Medicines sold by all druggists at sl per pack.
age, or six packages for t5, or will be- sent tree
by mail on the receipt OF the money, by adj
dressing the agent,
IL. Is. COCHRAN, Druggist,
Nos Isl and l59 North Queen street, LanCas-
ter, Pa.
ON account OF counter rfsits, we have adopt-
ed the Yellow Wrapper heonly genuine
THE GkAS MEDICINE CO.,
vdAw RnttalO.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-14
.i,ou,t nurrv aeu,lsmeu 4"

Said a man on his way 10 be hanged, "therell II
be no iun till get there" We say 10 the dys.
pepttc, nervous, and debilitated, don't bury
thoughtlessly tor some remedy of doubtful
merit, uncertain OF reiet. when you can get
at the druggists for one dollar Burdock Blood
Biters almost sure To cure and certain "a
beueft For sale by ii. Is. Cochran, druggist
1877 and lYg North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-14
How Much VIII DO It?

How much OF IhoBds' Eciectrfo OIL IL re.
quired to cure2 Only u very little A few
drops will cure any kind OF an ache and but
a trthe more Is needed tor sprains ami lame
nesses Rheumatism IL not so readily affect
ed an ounce ana sometimes two ounces are
required. No medicine, however. Is so sure
to cure with the same number OF applications.
Sold by IL. B. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and l39
North QCeen street, Lancaster, Pa
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ahEATEST ON EARTH.

CUTicURA REMEDIES are the greatest mcdi
cines on earth. Had the worst case OF salt
Rheum In this country. My moth her had 4
twenty years, and I'm tsct died from It. be
Iieve CurICuRA would have saved her life. My
arms, breast and head were covered tor thre,
years, which nothing relieved or cared until
l used the CuTiCuRA REsoLvBNT internally, anI
CUTICuRA and CuTICuRA SOAR externally.
j. W. Adams, Newark. u.
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No Deception Used.

II ia strange so many peopo Ill continue
to suffer day after day with Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint Constipation, Sour Stomach, Gen.
eral Debility, whom they can procure at our
store SHII.OH'S yITALlZER, free OF cost II II
does not cure or relieve them. Price, 70 cents.
Sold by IL. B. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and 1872
North Queen street, Lancaster. fedl+cod5
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American Art.

Photographs, Engrsvings. etc, can be ex-
quisitely colored with with liquid Art COlors
made from Diamond Dyes. Full directions
for this beautiful art work, with handsome
ooored cabinet photo sent to any address for
10 cents. WELLS Il RICHARDSON co.
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Il NESDA1. JUNE Is,
1854, will be sold ut public sale. at Casper
kohler's brewery, Church street, Lancaster,
Pa the following valuable real estate, to wit
known as the Coby property, situated on the
south side OF Middle street, Nos. 327 and 329,
with a lot OF ground fronting on Middle street
~ teet, more or less, ana extending In depth
$50 feet IN Locust alley.
Sale 10 begin at 1880 o'clockp m, OF said day,
when attendance viii be given and terms made
known by CHARLES PETERS.
HENRY SHUBERT, Auc't. ilO-Jtd
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rK,s pIsEAsEs rEKmANEnrLYuu uukrr

y and guaranteed never to return.
DRS. II. ID. Y N. A. LOSGAkER,
BY their treatment can tako the most fearful
case OF Skin Disease (even II OF forty years
standing, and II the body IL covered with
spots. sCabs, Crusts scales, sores. ulcers, pim-
pies, Olisters or reduess) ana eradicate the
poison IRON the system, heal the skin, and
leave 1t pure, clear. smooth and healthy. II
you have any skin Disease come to DIS. Long.
aker ana get cured before too late-beioIe II
attacks some vital organs.
Oiiice, No IL East Walnut street, Lancaster.
Consultation Tree. t9-3tdaw
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pCAJITV For Sunburn, Tan and
De hU .Greasy SKIN, Blackheads
Pimples, skin BlemiShes, and lnianttle Hu.
mors, use CUrIouRA SOAR, real beautiner.
TIE CUTICURA REMEDIES FOR SALE
l. at Cochran's Drug store, l37 and lj9
North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.