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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-11-08
About the Farm.

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freezes she lays no more eggs until it
is completely healed.
Occasional y something appears in
print concerning the sex of eggs. On
this point poultry raiser claims that
short eggs produce hen chickens and
long eggs produce cocks.
1t is estimated that the shortage of
the wool clip in Australia this year.
in consequence of the drOuth, de-
stroying many millions of sheep and
greatly injuring many others, will
cut down the yield of Australian wool
possibly 1000, 900 pounds, or guam
tity equal to all the wool imported
into the United States.
"Poultry require" says the Pitts
burSh National Nockn0n and Farm
er, careful watching to keep them
in good condition and free from dis
ease and vermin. Fowls should have
free access to liberal supply of char
coal and lime, and piece of copperas
placed in the drinking troughs of the
chickens - Ill he very beneficial. 1t
is splendid tonic and appetizer, and
also an excellent disinfectant."
Iowa stands by its farmers. The
last General Assembly appropriated
$4,000 to assist the Farmers PrOtec.
tive Association in its litiga ion with
the barh-Wire companies. The Mer-
chants Union sued out writ of in
junction to restrain the State Auditor
from drawing the warrant, on the
ground that the act was uncOnstitu-
tiOnal. The Supreme Court has de-
ciked that it was unconstitutional,
and has refused to sustain the injunc-
ton.
To dress mutton so as to have no
"Wo0l" taste about it, the following
plan is rec, ,mmended Allow the
sheep or lamb no food for twenty
four hours before slaughter, but al
low all the water it wants. Just at
nightfall, having everything prepar-
ed, seize the animal, hang up Ivy the
hind legs, cut the throat, being sure
to sever all the arteries of the neck.
AS soon as dead. eisenhower at once,
and then skin quickly and without
allowing the wool to touch the flesh.
Spread the quarters to cool the carcass
as quickly as possible. hang in a cool,
sweet place, and you will not he
troubled with woolly-tasting mutton.
A st. Louis paper makes answer in
the affirmative to the question, "Are
grown hens fit to eat? The journal
thus referred to takes the position
that "old hens in good condition, if
properly cnoked, are luxury. They
are much better to boil than chickens,
and they make delicious fricassee.
Excellent soup is made Fl ON the skin |
and coarser parts, while the flesh of
the breast alone, or of the breast and
thighs, in the form of chicken GRO
quVltVSS VIII Iluhc MI cDICuTe SIIldck |
his lips, even if the chicken be three
years old but the cook must know
her business. People that do not
know that old hens are fit to eat are
no cooks"
Natural pastures in England"
says II correspondent of Boston
journal, rarely plOwed, and the
very best land is devoted to pasture.
1t is believed that a pasture grows
better as it grows older the sod get
ting thicker, and the variety of grass
es greater. Here our pastures are
often the rough lands that are too
story, too steep, or too poor to pillow
and cultivate. They are fed with no
regard whatever to improvement,
nor even to keeping up their present
state of fertility. They are oYer-fed
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-11-08

and San Francisco, another estimate,
likewise approximate tor the prelim-
mary works of the masonry, without
armor, machinery and guns to serve
as emplacements for guns.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-11-08
SATURDAY. NOV. 8. 1884.
The Republicans of Garrett county
did their duty nohIy Tuesday.
The General Outlook.

AS we go 10 press, Thursday al
noon, the result is still in doubt, with
chances in favor of Blaine.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-11-08

Correspondents must enclose full name and
oil lreSs not necessarily for publication, but
"a u private guarantee Of good faith Reject
o Communications will not be returned.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-16

sWINDLERs TRIPPED UP.
A Case In Pittsburg IN Which Some Rosues
Camo to Grief.

PITTsBURG, Pa, April 16.-Two weeks
ago Geo. w. and John Clay, wholesale
notion dealers here, confessed Judgment
for sci 600 to their father, Ephraim Clay,
and the store was closed by the sheriff.
A few days later Clarence ii. Swearinger,
of New York, arrived in this city, and
finding the store in the sherili's hands en-.
tered suit against Clay Bros. for conspiracy
to defraud their creditors. Geo. Clay was
arrested in Columbus, Ohio, yesterday in
company with ]. NJ. Stringer, alias "Reddy
The Fish," we'll known character.
They had in their possession SO cases Of
goods valued at 100000. They were
brought to Pittsburg on roquisition and
with John Clay were lodged in jail to await
hearing. Swearinger alleges that
Clay Bros obtained goods valued at siO.-
600 on credit, representing that there were
no claims against them and their con-
fessed Judgment to their father. A large
quantity of the goods was afterwards
shipped to Columbus, in Stringer's name,
for the purpose of defrauding their credi-
tors. Clay Bros. were released on bail,
but Springer is still in Jail.
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Condensed Items.


For several days past a gang of men
have been busy billing the town for Fore
paughs circus. On Monday evening Que
OF the party was working on the Harris
burg pike near the city limits when he was
approached by stranger who asked him
to exchange clothes. lie said he had
broken Jail here some mouths ago and
desired to get into town 10 see his family.
Ii he wore the clothes that he then had
tho officers would catch him. The
circus man pitied the fellow aud
agreed to his proposition. Thoy exchanged
clothing and tho jail breaker was given q
bucket and brush to carry. They got in
safely, aud after spending several hours in
the city the stranger agaln pat on his own
clothing and lett town llh refused To
give his name, but stINel that when tho
story OF his trading olo.hiug got around
the boys would know who ho was. II is
believed that It WAS johnny Wortz, who
has been bill poster himself for many
years, aud that no visited town - SEQ who
was elected pr5Ju keeper.
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A CUT AND DRIED pkoaRAmmE
some Kicking INDUCED in Against Ap-
pOintmenUs.

some Kicking INDUCED In Against Ap-
pOintmenB.
Special Dispatch to the INTKLLIGRSCER
HARRISBURG, Pa, April l6-Upon as
sembling it was seen that the Republican
convention lacked the interest and popular
attendance visible at Allentown. The
machine programme ran along smoothly.
Waddell was elected temporary chairman
and made spiritless speech, which was
lamely received. According to the cut
and dried programme committee of nine
was appointed on the Allegheny contest,
consisting of Stewart, Longenecker, Mer-
rick and Jadwin, Half Breeds aud Huff,
Reeder, Losch and Lane, Stalwarts.
Bowers, the other member is not classi
fed, but is supposed to be for Magee.
Upon call for committees Long and
Yocum, Of Lancaster, were appointed on
resolutions and Spurrier and Roebuck on
organization.
A rather fresh delegate from Butler
named Steve Harley, precipitated matters
aud obstructed tho machine and its free
operation by introducing, amid the ap'
plause of the packed galleries, a resolution
declaring and instructing for Blaine and
Lincoln. 1t met with mild opposition
but Bayne and other Blaine men com
pelled decision and show Of hands
The Philadelphia and few scat
tering delegates sullenly opposed it,
and tho vote announced was 200 ayes Il
81 Ioes. Elliott, of Allegheny, wa
violently hissed for declaring for LiucolI
but against Blaine. When the chair an
nounced Snowden, of Philadelphia, chair
man of the resolutions committee an
Rowan of the committee on organization
Bayne and others kicked and demanded
tue right of the committee to name tn
chairman. A motion to that effect, how
ever, was laid on the table. Recess wa
then taken until 1890 p. m. W. U. IL.
J, cooper Re-sIoct ed Brosias' Boom boyisin
1867 T.. M.-Galusha A. Grow has be-
elected permanent chairman. In acceptir
= the chair he made prolix speech. Coop
n has been unanimously reelected sta
chairman. The Brosius boom Is reYiyin
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MAN n Ia.
YhiiAdaipn,a marssa

PBILApBLrHrA. April l8.-Fiour duli and
heavy ; supernne State, q t00s; Extra
do % Oo8a so |; Pa. family, " toas IS Ohio 8
Indiana family, u 5o9t75; Minn. extra, y 80
a. 81 patents, ~ 9O96 30 spring d8 t6st8 81.
Rye flour at % So
Wheat frm, fafr demand No. Q Western
Red. sl c0xc1sl 0l No. 8 do, s,x6bs8c No. l
Pa. Red, sl 13kGl 10.
Corn higher on LEGAL scarcity steamer,
mixed and yellow, 56Q57o sail yellow and
mixed, 55a5sc; 90 mixed and yellow, SKA
SIC
Oats nrmer and fairly active No. 1 white.
i219c No. do, axe; No. do t0xke<lc re.
7eSted do, Sl@i9s; No. mixed, 3aasoHc.
Seeds Glover quiet at 98l0o; Timothy
dun at sl 30 Flaxseed easier at sl 70f11 ~.
Provisions dull Mess PORK, slS 25fpls 80
Bet Hams. s27; India Mess Beet s23.
Reconstructed Shoulders Sc; salt do, Tx
@IAc; Smoked Hams, l3I{814xc picked do
l2nDl3c.
Lard dull; city refined at sHaek loose
butchers, SHgSIfc prime steam sS 626S 10
Butter dull but lower Creamery extra, $40
SIC; q. 4 N. Y. extra, 27c hrsts, 240
25ci western extras, 2l323c.
Rolls at 7GSc for low grades no choice
here.
Eggs quiet and easier Extras, IsssI5Nc.
cheese steady but quiet; full creams, l5(l
lbMc; western do, l3o do fair to good,
9R lc Pa. part SKINS 518kc do fancy, 70
7Hc; 40 full skins, fresh, 415o old, 2fp3c.
Petroleum Arm refined. s1s@shc.
whisky AT 81 ~
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The convention is now waiting on the reso.
lutions and credentials committees.
SIN waiting.
$50 r. M.--The convention is still await
ing reports. A proposition has been in
troduced to base representation hereafter
on the party vote. Bayne made speech
for 1t, as did also Collector Andy Kauff
mao. It was opposed by Quay and finally
laid on the table by vote Of 143 to 81.
Tho e,oiutions Adopted.
$50 p. M.--The resolutions reported
attack the Democratic state adminstra-
ton favor protection applaud party
harmony ask for fair and free ballot :
recommend gold standard coinage, and
the trade dollar retirement commend
Arthur sustain civil service reform, and
declare aud instruct delegates at large for
Blaine and Lincoln. w. U. Ii.
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New York Markets,

NBw lolB, April l8.-Fiour--state and
Western duh and declining; Superhne State,
~ GO83 50; Extra do, % l5a3 so;
Choice do, O. 6O96 90; Fancy 90, % 10
as 50; Round Hoop Ohio, SS 2064 90
choice, .sl O5a6 90; superf,ne Western,
o. C053 % common TO good extra do, 81 l5f9
80; choice do. o. 60eJ8 80; choice White
steady; common to fair extra, % 1904 Is good
TO choice DO. o. 3Ol6 rs.
Wheat k@}4c lower, heavy and irregular
81 00Adl 0lAc; June, VI C2knl 03h July,
81 0S1idl O44; Aug, s1 0tI0l 0isS.
Corn Hsplc lower and heavy; Mixed West
ern spot, l595shc; do future. 57xG8Oc.
oats HaAo lower including No May.
3G1scl; No. june, 361sc; State, 39B46o
Western. 35Q45c.
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AnDusouents.

The Emma ABBOTT Operd.-Those who have
any choice In seats will do well to be on hand
to-day at the ONCE OF the opera house, for tho
interest aroused by the announced coming OF
Emma Abbott ana her great double company
IL very marked. There seems To be quite an
excitement accompanying Abbott this season,
and 1t has reached here already. She has
known success Tor fve years, but never any
thing to this, II the universal statement OF
the press Is true, especially where the com.
pany remains whole week. Its remarkable
excellence Is Its best advertisement. Few per
tormanCes are 10 be given here, Bohemian
Gill" " at matinee and King For Day " IN
the evening. They are to be in Washington
next week.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-16

This morning Clara Jane liaycrstick,
aged Is years, and Genevievo Crush, who
is some years younger were taken before
Judge Livingston aud Patterson, with a
view to having thom sent to tho house of
refuge, as they are iuCorrigiblo. The
parents of the former reside in Mar holm
township, but of late she has been at the
almshuusn. Her father complained against
her. John Brock, steward OF tho aims.
house, complained against tho Crush girl
who has been given into his hands, but
was unc rutrolablc. The character of tho
IIaycrstick girl was shown To DO so bad
that she would not be admitted to
the house of refuge, and tho court refused
TO send her. Her companion was sent
down.
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- sDrngr,pt r.ory,

Mr.. Isaac Z. Chapman, druggist, Sewburg,
n. y. writes " / have tor the past ton years
sold several gross OF DIR WILLIAM HALLS
BALsAM FORTHE LUNGS. 1 can say of II
what cannot say OF anv other medicine. 1
have never had custo nor speak OF It but to
praise It's virtues In the highest manner. l
nave recommended IT I'm "A great many cases
OF Whooping Cough, with the happiest effects.
have used II In my own family tor many
years IN fact aIwuys have bottle IN the
medicine closet ready tor use
aI-M. " FSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-16
ag.ios, Am,r,aaus ia Mexico.

CHICAGO, April lG.-A special from
Tracasecas, Mexico, 700 miles south OF I'll
Paso, Texas, reports an uprising against
the American residents there, in which
the Mexican Central railroad was attacked
by rioters, who burned bridges and tore
up the track for several miles. The goVer-
nor of Chihuahua called on troops to pre-
vent disorders.
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a pre.oner uspossd,

UTICA, N. Y, April 1G,-Rev. Merritt
N. Caprou, of Leyden, Lewes county,
formerly of Rome, has been doposed by
northern New York Methodist Episcopal
conference here on charges of imprudent
and immoral conduct and fraud. The
investigation lasted nearly week. Caprou
has given notice of appeal.
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CompliInenting.

The soldier friends of NJ. V. b. Keller,
the nominee for clerk OF orphans court, are
sending him congratulations from all
quarters, the Democrats visiting with the
Republicans in complimenting him on his
handsome vote. For u one-legged aud
ouo-armed soldier Mart certainly made a
good race.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-16

LEXINGTON, KY, April l6.-The ex-
citement in Breatthitt county, over the
lynching of Henry Kilburn and Ben
Strong is increasing. Kilburn''s friends
arc gathering in large numbers, and
threatening vengeance against lynchers.
An outbreak is expected.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-16
Unn.oienoc-str After TwenIy Ysars.

Twenty years ago James Hutchinson, of
Spriugtown, Bucks county, gave an ac-
Quaiutance ten cents and requested him to
bring package Of tobacco along from tho
store to which tho man was going. lie
brought tho package and the atiai'
was forgotten until last week, when tho
man wrote to Mr.. Hutchinson, inclosing
twenty five cents and postal card, which
he said was in payment for one cent
change which he had received and had
failed to return twenty years ago, the
tobacco being only nine cents. He further
stated he had joined the Dunkard church.
aud his conscience would give him no res
until no had returned it with full interest
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A ,,e,it,, for chang, of Life,

We are In receipt OF II letter from J.
Handy, Esd OF Floral, Ark, In which The
writer says: Samaritan NerUiHe cures female
decline, and during the change oi life 1t Il II
specific" Suggestive facts, truly $50.
ns-lwdeOdSw
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NlRYOrls NOurI,

The mayor this morning discharged h'e
vagrants, committed two disorderies and
left off ono drunken fellow who was
thoughtful enough to have saved $2.02
with which to pay the mayors and con.
atable's cost"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-16

MILFORD, Pa, April l4.--John +. Gree.
wing convicted Of murder In tho second
uegrec Tor the killing OF Annie q. Chez
yer, was TO day sentenced to state prison
lor eleven years and six months, the full
sentence; A motion for new trial has
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-16

This morning John Hartman, a boy who
was sent to jail by Squire Frank, on last
Thursday for 10 days for train riding, was
taken before Judge Patterson on writ of
habeas corpus, and discharged, no ono op
posing the application.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-16
Changing tho Electric Light.

Workmen are to-day engaged putting
brackets on the electric light poles, on
which the lights will be hung hereafter
instead of being suspended In the middle
of the street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-16

" diisnCe"-To.morrnw evening the Ian.
caster opera company will appear In the pop.
uIar opera of "Patienco." No one should miss
seeing them. They go TO Harrisburg next
week and are already assured oi "A large audi.
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A pupIlo Buiiding tor,w llEesbarre.

WAsuINGToN April l6.-ln the Senate
to day Mitchell introduced bill providing
for the erection of public building at
Wilkesbarre.
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rev YORK.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Philadelphia.
Quotations By Associated Press.

stocks steady and dull.
Philadelphia n Eric Il. K............. ..... Is
Reading Railroad. d................... 26Ls
Pennsylvania Railroad. ad.....................6 6Os6
Lehtgh Valley Railroad. ad.....................7 40
United Companies OF New j Jersey. .lgeh
Northern Pacific. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 22Z
Northern Pacific Preferrei...... ,........ 10
Northern Central Railroad. d................ GCM
Lenigh Navigation Company............. IS
Norristown Railroad. .......................lllk
Central Transportation Company......,.. 35x
Pittsbg, Titu5villo u Buffalo Il. R..,..... ~
Little Schuvlilill Raiirond. d................. 64x
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DEATHS.

SHEIRIuH. Near KohreTstown, on April II.
1884, Mi. Abraham shciriCh, IN the SD year OF
his age.
Tho relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence, ON Thursday, April
l7th, At o O'Clock In the morning AT the house.
and NJ 10 o'clock, In tho Lutheran church, Mt
RnhInralOMm. nI5 -
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sPkCIsL NOTICES.

The Hop Plaster viii cure Back Ache, and
all other pains Instantly, - cts only Mt drug.
gists.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
JUn nEuuIaK ouRnEsposDEsUr.
a Mau Arrested Tor settling Adverti oment
Biils AS hionoy-PoiIoe Gases Notes Of
the Town.

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no,o % yoe'9lu"y ny o,loo' :" N''Us' ona,Eoa
WIN passing a, m,oncy S'oNo,y , oAeuu'.u a.,
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oo'vTn T n,auu'ausu''us ,,, s u'n' VI y, n'anayu
Dc ino p,l's nav" al .no nppoa'auou V,
ppna hue hVe uoiiar pllls 10 oa'S'oa'
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Saa,,ios' p',. pS.k' ,.,i ~, o. yrisnn
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inc MS ea'S hh.e,,' Wa,,,os u, o' or Mariet,a bo-
came his .u,at, Tha i,,ter savs Grimes
10 os sunsnnnd ,y;,d ,e,dered 40 by failure
in busineas. no having formerly been a
s,o.aLaa,,a. a. rnIIinaT station Officer
V,,,ial, 'a. ,h,,innd eyidenco that Grimes
s,iJ Sn,,r nT th,ae hills for slO. Tho case
viii no s,,tl,d IN court.
row, notes
T,.hodv ,T IN, lat, William Uit,sbue.
,,,s taIon m ITninn,nwn Nil for inter.
,,ont
The remains os tho L,e Ernest Hide.
b,andt were hurled from Trinity Catboho
church. Tho Catholic society OF St, Peter
turned ouI in tuII regnlia To tho funeral,
Tho folIowing v0strvmen have been
solootad C,r ,Ln ,orm -, nn, yc,r nv "
paniis - T. cIrrrI corgregatISn . Messrs,
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Ri,ha,ds a., " it,Iiornan ~ I Rru.
nor NJ il and 4 ! Kanfyman
T,n c,;, nT ,hn Cn,nnbi, firo companv
,,,s,,,,l H., ,,,o,,I,,, Tba a,t,nJanca vas
,f, - ,rLnIa1i 10 Lsa,,;S,,IIu dccnra
,cd RHI,d ,Lo siJ,s arc tha snnncr IN.
bIrs ord s,,ndg ond Ia III, centre of tbs
holI ia tbo Ioro,n c,L, t,hIc Tn.morrnw
the smnnor vxiIi ho h.IG hotu,,n tho bonr.
oT anb q - =,
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nEW ADykRTIsEMkNTs.

NJOuKsIN8 CKEPF, BIAS FOLDS, EON.
nj nets aud Black Lace restored like new.
Samples at MISS +. SHULIZ Il SISTERS
New Millinery and Fancy store, No. - West
King street, Lancaster. hl2,l3d,&l6, 9,m7w'
bUniIU SAIEpF LOT or HOUSEHOLD
/ and Kitchen Furniture, including about
~ yards OF new CARPET, viii DO held ON
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, at | O'Clock, at
No 2!7 West Vine street.
XlvutN AuYEKTis~ CLEAR HAVANA
w Filler Cigars Tor cents, l guarantee
them Ia he such.
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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Insurance.

Insurance gooh thing whether applet
10 life or property. No less u blessing IL any
thing that insurcs good health Kidney.wort
does this. II T. natures great remedy. IL Is a
mild but efficient cn'hartic, and acting at the
same time on the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels
II relieves all these organs ana enables them
to perform their duties perfectly. II has won
dcriul power. See advt
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Humpugsi impo-t.r.t fhieves, ,

Thc above are terms applied to the unrclia-
bic ami dishonest. Dr. ThOmds hcieciric OF
tor dtphthUrid, Chtarrh, asthma, rheumatism
and ali aches, sprains, and pains r. not u thing
OF deception but IA pleasant and honest re-
mody. II Il honestly put up, honestly sold,
and does what Is claimed for II. For sale by
II. u. Cochran, druggist l37 and I33 North
Queen street.
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TnE Peoples Remedy tor Biiousness, Cen
,lipation, Piles, sick Headache, JRuudice. &C.
is Aliens Bilious Pysic, II purely vegetable
1 Qui,CmcGy large bott,e, - cents. Atal
Druggi-ta nIi IwdM wSF&w
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IF you suffer with sick headache. Constipa-
tion, Sour stomach, or Bilious attacks, EN-
ory's Little CnthartiC Pulls will roIieve you
10 cents ali.lwdM, ,WSF&w
OP the many remedies before the public tor
Nervous Debility and weakness Of Nerve GEN.
eraIvO system, there IL none equal to Aliens
Brain Food, which promptly aud permanent.
y restores all lost vIgor It never iais tl
Pkg, tor s5.--At druggists, or by mail from
J. II. Allen, 3lj FIRST Ave, New York City.
al+lwdM, ,WSFaw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-16

CEaLED PROPOSALS FOR ThE UOL-
- lection OF state ana county taxes Tor 1884
In the East and " est wards OF Lancaster city,
will be received nj the ofllco OF tho county
commissioners until ~ O'Clock, noon, MON
DAY, APRIL q, 1854. BY order OF
THE BOARD.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-16

I,EAIEU PROPOSALS FOK sBUEIN8
- the Horses OF the Lancaster Fro Depart
tnunt tor one year win bc rCCiyed until SAT
uRDAY, ~ h inst IL o'clock, NJ. The right TO
reject any or all bids Is reserved. Address,
II. n. HOWELL.
ais 3idR Chief Eng. l.. r. ID.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-16

IL CLAKKE'S TEA AND COFFEE STORE
removed 10
No % " EST KING STREET.
Best Teas. JOifccs, Sugars, &c. in the city.