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Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-12
Suuda\ Mail Matter.

Arrangements have been perfected by Postmaster N. D. Sperry by which all New Haven mail matter that may be in the New York office in time for the train that reaches New Haven at 9:3O a. m. will be ready for the delivery at the noon hour of opening on Sunday. Business men will find this mail a great convenience
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-12
Weddings,

Miss Aida Hall, of H. Plnmb's store on Chapel street for some time past, and young lady highly esteemed by large circle of friends, will be married May 21st to Mir. Frederick Shumway, of the firm of Feilowes & Co.,, Wessvile, and son of Mir Shumwey, the photographer. The young lady is 8 daughter of Mir. Gibson Hall. Both the con- tracting parties have many friends who will wish them all prosperity.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-12
Going to Cleveland,

Messrs. Thomas K. Dunn, State delegate, and John D. Cunningham, State secretary of the A. o. H., leave this morning for Cleve-
 land to attend the national convention of the
 order which opens in that city to-day. They will probably be absent a week
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-12
WEATHER RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOB TO-DAY.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE OHIEF SIGNAL SER71oEf wAsHINaroN, D. q May Il, 1SS4-1 A. M. - For New England States, fair weather, west "lnoS biober barometer and stationary temperature. T.Lo NTiddla States fair weather, northwest vtnJ. Becoming variable, stationary barometer.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-12
Am0thar R.uah

East Rock Park was visited by an im- mense number of people yesterday despite the afternoon clouds and showers. The car risge road was in the afternoon thronged with carriages. ThedState street cars carried many people. Many working people with their children were among the visitors
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-12
 OGDdTCH0uGS
Good Samaritans.

Addresses By Charles H. Fowler Hnd
 Rev. Dr. Minor, of BOstsn-A Good
 Number Sign the Pledge.
 There was very large attendance at Peck's Grand Opera House last evening at the meeting of the Good Samaritans. Every seat in the gallery and parquette WAS filled. furnished fine music preceding the regular services. cornet solo by MT. Gould was very finely rendered.
 The first address was by Charles H. Fowler, who spoke of the remarkable success of the Good Samaritan society, which he at tributed to their beginning at the bottom and working upward"
 The principal speech of the evening was by Rev. A. A. Minor, D. D., of Boston. In his opening remarks the speaker said: The exercise of the functions of government is the subimest function of man. If it be so sublime to rule an individual soul, what must it be to rule 8 government. This country with 55, 900, GOO inhabitants leads us from its rapid increase to inquire what it's fate will be- We talk of our annual expense and we cannot appreciate the magnitude of those figures. When we are told that the expenses of our government for 1883 were $90O, GOO, 900 we can hardly conceive the amount. Yet the money expended for strong drink exceeds all these expenses by at least $i,00O, 900. The United States might have paid all the debts the great wars of Christendom have cost for the past twenty-five years with the amount expended for strong drink and then have a surnlus of $2 0OO OOO GOO
 Stimulating men by alcohol is one of the greatest mistakes of men. It destroys the coatings of the stomach, poisons the blood and spreads disease through the vital parts of and finally attacks all the waters of the body and disease and death follows. Alcohol paralyzes the feeble and the weak; you say it stimulates, but this is not so. The first ef- feet of taking alcohol is to enlarge and gorge the veins and bring the blood to the sur- face You give liquor to a feeble old man to build him up and it knocks him down. The speaker thought there was strong feel ing prevailing among physicians for giving alcoholic preparations. He quoted Dr. Bige- low, of Boston, as saying that if every form of alcohol was banished from the world 1t would be better for mankind. Why is this nation besotted and why are we pursuing a course that brings only immortality. The speaker appealed to the young men present to keep their money in their pocket and not expend their hard earnings for that which would in the end destroy their health and happiness.
 At the close of the address quite large number came forward and signed the pledge.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-12
Tna snrstislds, Portland Trip.

 The Sarsfisld Guards honorary and Vete- ran members meet at the company's head- quarters this evening" when business of inn portance relative to the company's Portland twin comesup.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-12
Entertainments.
THE AMERICAN
TONY PASTOR.

THE AhER1CAN
 Whitney IE Lang's magnets will give pleas ure to the patrons of the American theater this week.
 TONY PASTOR.
 This evening at Peck's Grand Opera House Tony Pastor will appear with lsrge and specially selected company of frst:class va riety artists.
 "Orthodoxy' is the subject of Robert G.. Ingersoll's lecture which will be delivered at Peck's Grand Opera House, Tuesday even ing. The lecture attracted favorable comment in New York.
 THE ORPHANS CONCERT.
 On Thursday evening the orphans of St. Francis Asylum will give pleasant enter- tainment at Carll's Opera House. The pro- ceeds go to the liquidation of expenses in cured in making improvements at the insti- tuition.
 FOR NEXT SEASON:
 Messrs. Burditt and North, the managers of the Stoddard lectures, started representa- tive to Europe last week in pursuance of unique illustrations, unattainabIe otherwise, for some novelties which MT. Stoddard has in preparation for next season.
 QUEEN LACE HANDhERCHlEt.
 This evening the attraction at Carll's Opera House will be the first production in this city of Staruss' very successful opera, ''The Queens Lace Handkerchief" by the New York Opera company. The opera abounds in that delightful music for which the com poser is famed.
 JosEFFY's PIANoFoRTE RECITAL.
 The sale of tickets for Josefy's piano re- cital, for subscribers only, commences this morning at M. Steinert & Sons store, TIT Chapel street. We are glad to see such great interest taken in this concert as it aims at the highest in musical art. Tuesday morn ing the ticket sale is open to non-subscribers and we are informed that some choice seats can be obtained yet.
 BARRY AND FAY.
 Billy Barry and Hugh Fay will appear in their new musical comedy by the author of Fritz in Ireland at Peck's Grand Opera House next Wednesday evening. The play is entitled Irish Aristocracy and the St. Louis Spectator says it will cure the most chronic case of dyspepsia. Barry and Fay are well contrasted Irish comedians with whom ges- ture, accent and mimicry have been study, and are sure to amuse. The trick donkey, new songs ana the sp1ce oI 4oVe tAIo"n III by members of the company make up 8 fine entertainment Seats at SiIverthau's.
 THE SKATING RINK.
 A grand time for the closing night at the skating rink to-morrow night is arranged and the exhibition of skating skill will doubtless furnish a fitting climax to the very pleasant entertainments of the closing season. Master Bert Hendricks, who has already distin- guished himself by his fine work on the roll ers, will give another display of his skill and there will also be contest between Master Porter Clark, of New Haven, and Professor Edwin Dennis, of Providence, for the New England championship medal Music will be furnished by the American band. The pro- gramme promises to be very entertaining
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-12
Ex-Speaker James w. Husted, of tn
 New York Legislature,
MAKES A FEW REMARKS.

''You did not go to Florida for your cough and cold, as you proposed?"
 ''No! found the necessary ozone and pine aroma in four Allcocks Porous Plasters, two on my back and two on my chest. I was quickly cured; they proved perfect shield against pneum onia. These plasters also cured my son of rheumatism in the shoulder, which for months defied medical skill. I have fonnd them very quick to cure and absolutely painless. In bruises no external remedies can be more effective.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-12

 varied Dry Ladies' Cloak Department. TREMENDOUS n Silk
 
 
 LADIES' SUIT DEPARTMENT 6 s sss % : T F1sss @ % I % . @ a Ses bnea @ % tim
 Millinery Department.
 EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS: % a aa @ 's the ss1s 'sR in % sTery % bsneh of m tbis @ Section @ " " " ~ 's " ~ 0 prices Silk and Dress Goods Departments.
 CoLORED by all m s h silk @ ens sa S 5 as' ason @ s M 5 5a mans % dsas pat1 I @ I bs S p qad 0T Fn @ eso % sssaRs % Ss S n hss a1s s @ G eoa e Ss 7 I 5 Bsof sg s sb o R I4 %v @ % Bs % V @ Satin ~
  Goutad Wool BoHt ooLoRED DRESS GOODS @ s been % @ 5a,s e a % S phs5 s' n 5
  nd | Fouf @ oan @ %o9 da S S. % priced nosfs LADIES' AND HOSIERY oy az % % sss s and made meet % sa S @ SPECIAL.
 
  navy f5s Bstss k5s .r.- Housquetae quality goods Mousquetare quality, BARGAINS in in RaE Rasssos psaaaa ana Sun Umbrellas s
 t 5sss9sFsn;tsi a:.i1 Fa3s5sins Goods, Linens Domesdcs
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-12
INGERSOLI,

Orthodoxy" is the subject of Robert C.. Ingersolls lecture which will be delivered at Peck's Grand Opera House, Tuesday even ing The lecture attracted favorable comment in New York
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-12
Liauor Law Violations.

Charles w Bradsey,s Revocation Case
 Before ths County ConmfssiO ners.
 The first of the recent Sunday liquor law violations which involves a forfeiture of H. cense was before the county commissioners on Saturday. Of the large number of these cases to be heard Charles W. Bradley of the Florence House was the first. MT. Daley presented an amended complaint, which was objected to by Judge Biydenburgh and MT. Pigott, his attorneys.
 After considerable recrimination between the lawyers as to the details of the under- standing between them relative to whether or not the original charge was to be withdrawn and replaced by the amended complaint, the commissioners voted to proceed with the hearing on the original complaint. Judge BlydenburRh filed 8 demurrer to the complaint. Mir. Daley replied. The demur- Ter was overruled without argument.
 Detective Brew CT then testified to his vis- iting the Florence House on Sunday, April 2s, in company with Officer Nichols. He told about the conversation that he had with MT. Bradley and Charles Daley; the bartend- CT, and of his seeing men in the barroom on different occasions on the day named. The first question on the cross-examinatlon put to Detective Brewer was, "When were you down in Union street last before this | Sunday?''
 NIT. Daley objected Mir. Blydenburgh i insisted, because he said the answer would tend to show the bias of the witness, who had
 been down on Union street the day before
 notifying all the saloon keepers, except MT. Bradley of the intended raid.
 ssThat is falsehood," said the detective l immediately. He went on to explain that l though he might have been down there sev- eral times during the week, and visited Mir. Bradley's as well as anyother place, he had not 1 notified anybody. In fact the only notifying he
 had done had been at MT. Bradley's, where,
 after finding the bartender behind the bar al | half-past, 8, he had advised him to leave He l had failed to find any evidence of guilt any 1 where else than at Bradley's.
 The testimony of Officer Nichols was in
 substance the same as that of Detective l Brewer.
 A farther hearing in the case will be held nextsW Wednesday. At the time for adjourn l ment Saturday only two of MT. Dalleys Wit
 nesses had been examined. These were De | tective Brewer and Officer Nichols, A mum | Der of young men whom it is alleged visited
 Bradley's on the Sunday in qustion are to be subposnaed to testify. This is 8 flank move.
 ment on Detective Brewers part, who did not like the treatment he received from Law yer Blydenburgh on the cress-examlnatlon The hearing will probably last several days.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-12
,medies can be more effective.
nTfIIfnerv Opening.

sAllcock's" is the only genuine Porous Plaster: buy no other and you will not be cheated. m12 2eod 1tw
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-12
THE ORPHANS, CONCERT.

On Thursday evening the orphans of St. Francis Asylum will give a pleasant enter~ tainment at Carlls Opera House. The pro- ceeds go to the liquidation of expenses in cured in making improvements at the insti- fution
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-12
Sgsfial Ngtites.
Spsfial gotitts.
. Sperd yottts Sgsa@ gol'sA F. M. Brown 6 Go.
 DRY GOODS
 Booming in Every Department.

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Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-12

This evening at Peck's Grand Opera House Tony Pastor will appear with lsrge and specially selected company of frst.class va riety artists.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-12

Whitney E Lang's magnets will give pleas ure to the patrons of the American theater this week.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-12
FOR NEXT SEASON.

Messrs. Burditt and North, the managers of the Stoddsrd lectures, started representa- tive to Europe last week in pursuance of unique illustrations, unattainable otherwise, for some novelties which MT. Stoddard has in nrenaration for next aeason
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-12
Ladies' Cloak Department.

Tomorrow (Monday) will TREMENDOUS BARGAINS
 Wraps Mantles Spring variety material compr SATIN OTTOMANS SICILIENNES, RECORDED GRENADINES,
 BOSsED SATNS PERSIAN SILKS SATIN COMPTESSE aces fringes
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-03

Jmpurity of Blood, however generated, Is
always pre- ,ent in the body when pain Is ielt
1t spreads ANA fermeuts Wherever weak spot
or low vi ality exists.
BRArDRKTH PILLS ara tha one graal and un
failing reinehy, because they take hold and
eSp-l only Whit IS hurtful; so when sick,
have pain, dizziness. rheum tti,m, colts, or
costiyeness, TAX frum three To five, ana ~ they
do not operate in tour houIs or so. take three
or Iour IN re. They cleanse the bowels and
circulation from all impuri les OF the blood
and often save lite BRAnpsETHs PILLS pre-
serve the vigor OF you h, ANA Tor a long period
keep OF the debility of age
Sold Ia every drug and medicine store, with
plain piinted directions tor use
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~ -HlEHHTfl
. n esry II M.b PniiItps' VIII.

Register of Willis Rex on Tuesday re
ceived ior probation the will OF the late
Henry NJ. Phillips. Of Philadelphia Bv
the provisions Of the document the sisters
OF the deceased Ellen aud Emily, will re
ceive the house 1 325 Walnut street, $500,
600 to he equally divided, and s6O,OOo TO
be paid 10 the IN jointly in monthly amounts
OF 500 The law books aud office furnli ure
are bequ-athed 10 William Henry Cole
man atHIHenry Phillips Coleman, cons Of
Henry T Coleman. Upon the death OF
his sisters the residue of the estate is to be
divided as follows: To the commissioner
of Paramount park. slO 900 To erect me
moral fountain, and the interest ot 50 OOo
to keep the same 10 repair; Psnnsy wanna
hospital for insane. 81 900 jefferson col
leae hospital 50 900 Mount Sinai hospital
New York, $1,000; Female Hebrew
benevolent society, $4,000. The Pennsy !.
vaDia company for insurance of lives and
granting aunuities and Henry L. Coleman
are named as executors.
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| uUAL ArKAn.nmE~
HOURS FOR CLOSING rHr MAILS.

HOURS FOR CLOSING THE MALE
bS Rstiroad-NEw ! ok THROUGH MAIL 500
and 7;@h IA. M. 1880 y m. 500 p III. aud 5fU II.
WAY MAIL. east, 1880 IA III
DowEISaT"wE, LeaInaR Place and Gap, 6:l5
PHILADELPHIA THROUGH MAIL $500 AND 7:s1a.
ID, 50 IA. M, 1890 ':uv anu 2:nO IA m.
fITTsBURs AND WEST, sUu II. ~, leo and lO:45
y. III
HARRISBURG MAIL, 600 ana 600 H. IN, l:3,, 5:OU
T;l5 ana lU4d p IA.
Nay MAIL vest, q: D and 9:D a. IN
BALTIMORE AND WAsHtEs~os, via Philadol.
phia 5:mp
BALrM6RE AND " 8AsHISsros. via YORK, 1850
baltimore AND wAsHISsros. VIA Harrisburg
lO:i5 p. IN.
BIRD HAND, Christiana ParkesburR
Coatesviile and DOwninRtown al 1890 p. IN.
toLu ABIA at 800 a IN. 1880 and 500 q m
YORK AND YORK WAY. l:3O and I0:46 p. IN.
NORTHERN CENTRAL, 800 a. M. i2O ana l0:tA
p' III.
RsADiSs, via READING AND COLUMBIA X. r.,
700 a. m and 1870 p. III.
kEAIIsG. VIA Phi'sdelpUia, o. and lao IN
READING Way, VIA Junction. Lititz Man
helm, sast hempneld and sphrata, Sl5 p, IN.
West willow, hartinsviile, K.tton ana Lime
Valley, gl5 Il, III. AMI SEQ p m.
NBw HOLLAND ChuTchty wn, Greenbank,
Blue Bail tsoodvilte, Bearlown anu SprinE
Grove, by way OF Downingtown, at 6:l5 y. m.
~AEE HhEBoR, via Columbia. $50 a. IN. AMI
- srng.-s -siaeswater and safe Harbor.
To MtllersYills. Sand ll;3O H. m. and 4 D. m
Blukley Bridge, LeHcoek, Bareville, New
Holland, ESQ y. M.
willow street smithvilIe, Buck, Chestnut
Level Green, Peters Creek, Pleasant Grove
Rock springs, rairmount ana Rowlandsvilo
Md., daily, al 7aO u. IN.
Lanui-' Nalsy Oregon, West Earl Farm
ersville, nehsviile, Hinklstown, Turre Hili,
Mar'iudale daily Al 2:S0 y IN
1reeula'd, t- ulitN, faup peter Nrd W heat
land Mills a. stTas urg, daily al p. m
New Dhnvtlle, yOnestOga, darticVtila Cole
nanvtlIe. Mount NrbO, RaSlfnsVille, Be-
thesda ana Liberty square, gaily, al 2:.O D. IN
ON sunday evening, mails east ana west
clos Al l0:U0 p. N.
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Tnousanus say so.

Mr. w AtEins, Girard. Kan, writes: "
never htsitup' TO recommend yout Electric
Bitters 10 my Gu toners, they give entire sat
isiaction ana are rapid seIlers." Electric
BitteIa are the purest and best medicine
known anu vii positively cure kidney anu
Liver complaints Purify he blood and reg
ulats the bowels. No lamiiy can afford 10 De
wit hout them. They viii save hundreds of
dollars iu doctors bills every var. sold Il
fitJy cents "a boite By n. Is. o hran, druggist
Nos 1877 and l3s Norl lh Queen street, Lanc'lsier'
Pa. i5D
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-03

That IN this town there are scores OF persons
passing our store every day whose lives are
male uissrabie by Indigestion, Dyspepsia
sour and distressed stomach, Liver Com
piaint, Constipation, when for 75c. we Will sci
them ShDuh's VitaliZer, guaranteed TO cure
them, soid by IA. Is. Cochran, druggist, Nos
81 and l82 North Queen street teb1-eod2
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tSas Uot fiIencs.

:" In one cas- ersonaIly known to me the
success OF BUrdock BioOd BiHerS was uImo-
Iperp'1bie. - = iddy uvscrIUud them n wul tn
hundreds Of dollars 1 myself have the great
tsJ fidcu' y III tffeIA., ,, > scratch. nrng-
gist, hutuveu, ont. FOR sale nv n. ~ .I.-.,h
ran, Gr ugglst, lS1 and l59 North Queen street.
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alItsls
lIAyrK,Oxp u.,LL,a.. "a. 0 VII.

lFayrRtOftD D.ILLt8s, Pa, o diLG
III from PhiIAte phia. on the 3 emma. K x
THOMAS II sE, IL. H., President. l nder
care Of Members OF society Ot lends but
open to others Classical and ~CienIif c courses.
Thorough ins ructiOn, ample 'qulpint nJ
Practice In Astronomical Observatory, Chem.
icaI Laboratory ana Machine shop. Complete
Gymnasium. Library 1909 volumes. Beau
IiIul ztOunds htsalJhIul location In the coun-
Try Next haIf year begins Sth month sep
tember) l7th, 1884. Address PRoF. f. .AC
sHAhPLEss, Dean, Haverford College p. o.,
Pa. ielS- NJ WSf SGT
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-03

MANY people are astonished " hen they di-'
cover rue vide circulation of Thomas bctec-
tFfc OIL There j. lardly adrug house IN TIE
county III 4 gUt not have this rumeuy upon
IT. s. elves. Tine pubic have fou 1t Is n goo
thl and stick 10 II. For safe by H. Is. COcl
ran, uru- gIst i3I and iS9 North Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-03

As-Q n Vi y and Qusiity. In The Diamond q
u 4, more culorin- is given AN In any
known dyes ana they give iHstel AMI more
briilt4nJ cotors. l0c at all druggists Wells,
Richardson CO. burlington, Vt Sample
Card. 80 culors, and BOOK OF direction. Tor &c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-03
aRBATB-T ON BARIH.

,urrcuEA rKNEprEs re the creates IN di-
ctnt on earth 80, the vror~t salt kncgm In
this Crun,ry My mother h4d II tVenIv years
and IN fact tied nom I. | believe I UrI USA
would have .avei her life Nh arms nre : %
and heat were guYe nj tor three years, " uiCN
notm 4 I,l1eVpd or cured uUtil / 80 ne
JUTICuRA ESULvENT I'm orUHly, and UrtCuRA
auu LuTiC UNA soAP, sNteIn'l ~
J " ADAM. hpSA K o
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-03
CUTIUUsA RfntrIrs.
NOW is The TIME TO CUKE
SKIN HUMORS

Utisa at this season vhrn the Pores open tree
i ly aud the Precipitation l. ahunbASt that
Disf1guring HumoTs, Huwtn ,ung Erup Ions,
Itching rortutes salt Rhtum or sczrmA,
Psoriasis Ietier. Ringworm, Raby II IInOrs
SCrO ula ScrOfdlous sores, \ Discusses, ana
Di-charsin HOuni', amt every spect'S OF
Scs,ly and Pfmply Dt-cases ot The Kin and
Scalp Rre most speedily aud eCouUmiCalN
cured by the CuTICURA RENgpIEs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-03

harrisburg Express. whiCn leaves Lancaster
as74O p. m, mas direct connections without
ohAnge o. cArsl 10 Columbia ana York.
Fa5I Line, west, on Sunuay, whom tlRERou
VII stop 40 boWntngtOwn, Coates vile, Parkss,
jarg, Mount JOY, ElizHbethtnWu and Middle,
town.
DAY Express, fast Line, Eews Express Man
train, no, !, Western Express and Pacific Ell,
Dr8ss run dHilv
ot the 18TH meridian. Hhice II ! nj rtslt,s and
seconds faster than 'hRt heretofore rsnr
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SFLwSS Il ALL,
L'RANkLiS And mAR>HALL
ACADEMY.

The Fall tern Of this In, tuition will open
THURSDAY A~N., SEPT 4 'h0rOu gh
training IL attempted in Lulin. Greek md
Ma hemattC-. VT special aIt,urIrn to the
English branches. The bulhlug ht- been
thoroughly repaired ana tie terms are re1s.
onaDI- GEOkuE r. NULL. A NJ
il25 J~6t E,C:ur.
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II Is A FACT.

Hundreds of letters in our possession
(cupes of which may he had ny return ltailD
are our aui notify tor the assertion that Sstn,
sea Y and Bl rod Humurs, whether scro uous,
Inherited, or oI tHgioua. ay No" h" prf-
manenily cured by turICURA hEsOLNENr the
new Bl rod Puridpr. internal V, Hud urIcURA
aud UrICuRA so.r, Z great Ski. cures - #
BE tutiter-, externally, IN one alt toe tine
anu AT one hall tie expense of any other
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-03
uAvIss DISSOLVED rAnrrEs.,HIr

HayIS6 DISSOLVED vAhTrKEI5HIP
III and peImaHeauy closed the Chestnut
street iron Works, l desire TO inform my Old
patrons and the public generally, thai ! am
5till In the business, being located In the Penn
Iron COmpany's NOrsz, North Plum. street
where AN making ron and Bruss Castings
OF every de .tTiptinf, and viii be please. 10
serve ali who may tavOT me with their patron.
age. From ~ years experience In tint business
ana using the best material ana employing
tn" best mechanic, ] all sAti ned | can guHi-
anJee entire satisfaction. Castings male from
II Itxture OF iron and steel which are more re-
liable toI strength and durability than the
best cast iron known. V teeth roll DihiOns
rolls and rolling mill WORK IA specially. CAST
ings maIie OF very soft iron, anu brass cast
ings OF every description. 1 have all the pat
ters af the well and iavorabiy known howror
Corn anu Cob Crusher. rpf1tted ana improved.
Also on hand, mills completely lifted up OI in
parts, to replace OlO ones which have been In
use tor years, guaranteeing them TO give sat.
istactioE.
snRlttirn' . MTNI'LLEf