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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-14
rHE COUNTY FaIK.

Prospects OF u Successful rail- Exhibition.
The local management of the sgricul-
tural fair-repres ented by B. j. MlG;anr,
president; j. Hay Brown, secretary J..
i. MacGopigle, treasuTer, and j. B. Long,
secretary-mot at the Stevens house to-
day and entertained at dinner the managers
Of the affair, who represent the various
sections of the county. or these
there were present 4. III. Burkholder,
West Earl NJ. Il. Weldler, Lsacock b.
8. Patterson, Little Britain Christ. Mus.
selman. West Lampeter jacob NJ. Frantz
Lancaster M. l.. Greider, Rapho Henry
Worst, jr., Salisbury; II. II. Knrtz,
Conestoga; John ii. High, East Earl !;
Joseph F. Wilmer, Paradise John S.
Mann, Manor John s. Hoover, West
Hsmpfeld Simon b. Cameron, East
Donegal John A. Styer, Censrvon J. A.
Stobcr. West Cocalioo NJ, II. Wenger,
East Lampeter Q. Baohman Herr, Manor (;
A q IIyus, Mannheim John l.. Gingrich
West Donegal II. N. Breneman, Stras-
burg Henry 8. Stehman. Penn l.. T.,
Hensel, Eden.
The company met in the hotel parloIs,
where they were briefly addressed by Mr..
McGrann, who set forth the practical
purposes of the fair and forcibly presented
the reasons which appealed for its encour
agement. j. Al. Stober and j. NJ.
Frantz also spoke to the meeting,
after which 1t was resolved 10
an informal conference as to the best
means to promote the undertaking. The
gentlemen present and repre- sentatives of
the local press. adjourned to the dining
room and partook OF an excellent dinner,
during which many topics OF agricultural
interest and methods of exhibition were
discussed.
The reports by these representative men
Of their several districts IL oidate very
encouraging state Of public sentiment
with reference to the coming exhibi-
tion. The farmers aud cultivators gener-
ally promise good exhibits and IN
active interest in the completeness {
the display. 1t is proposed to NAL q
the fair q complete exposition not
only of local products, but Of methods,
stock aud machinery and another propo
sition is to make the time and
place of the fair-Septs smber 1 to 9Th,
at McGrsnu's park-the occasion not only
Tor exhibition but of great sales of live
stock, machinery, and domestic wares.
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The Rev. DR.. McGlynn, of New York
city, is perhaps better known to Irish na
tionalisls and Roman Catholics than il
any other clergyman in the United States.
lie is great orator, profound thinker
and staunch land relormCr. His priestly
calling does not deter him from taking a
deep interest in all that affects the welfare
of the multitude. Hid recognized ability
and not has sacerdOtal garb made him a
leader in the Land League movement. He
impaired his own enthusiasm to his
hearers, aud impressed upon their minds
lessons which they will never forget. Ii 8
addresses were OF vast benefit to Parnell
and his colleagues, He is the CrOke of
America. DR.. McGiyuu stigmatizes as
impudeut and tndaluus tho statement
that Irish Catholics will not vote for
Grover Cleveland. He declares bluntly tina I
there is no warrant for this assertion. He
expresses his contempt for fellows who on
deaVor to make political capital out of
their creed, and who cry out when their
dishOnOTable designs miscarry.
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HOGS AND RsEs.
An Exciting Epi.od. ON ,y.tsr

An Exciting Episode on w.ter street.
This morning n wagon load Of fine fat
hogs from the Millersyille state normal
sohool-(the school Ia almost as famous
for It's ino hogs as II is for it's fine scholarly
were taken to Henry Doerr's meat
market, on North Water street, to be-
slaughtered Before they could be un
loaded the spirited horses attached to the
wagon took fright at the rafting
noise made by MIR. Doerr's steam
ohopping machine, aud they bounded
out OF the yard aud down Water
street. The tail board being out
we're quickly jpltei out and rolled
into .be gutter. They squealed like sin,
and tho hogs in the wagon joined them 10
the ear splitting chorus. This added to
tho Hight OF the horses aud they increased
their speed as the wagon jolted over the
cross ties OF the Water street railr, d. In
swinging around tho corner of Water aud
Orange streets, another hog was shaken
out and came to the ground with a thud
that almost knocked the life out of him. He
rolled into the gutter and would have
tumbled into the sewer had the inlet not
been too small TO admit his huge body.
Tho horses ran fur,ously out Orange street,
spilllDg fourth hog near the Western
hotel stables, This left but one hog re.
naming 10 the wagon, and he having seen
the fate that overlook his fellows, Btrad-
died his feet aud braced himself firmly,
something after tho manner Of circus
rider, who has two horses to rido Mt the
same time. lle continued to squeal,
however, louder than before, and tho horses
with distendcd nostrils and flowing names
and tails ran faster than before. With a
lunge they turned down Charlotte street,
up the hill to the Plow tavern and out
Manor street. Hero party Of Eighth
ward Democrats ran out aud seized the
painting steeds and stopped their further
Hight. With mauy a grunt tho happy hog
expressed his satisfaction, ~ no was driven
slowly back to tho slaughter house, all
unconscious of the cruel fate that is to
meet him there. Meantime the spilled
hogs had been gathered together aud were
found to be- none the worse for their
ground and lofty tumbling, and by rare
good fortune neither the wagon nor horses
received any damage.
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DhUMURE ITEMS.
from Osr Regular Correspondent. 4.


The wheat is all up and there is boun
tiiul crop, but farmers are blue over the
prospect Of low prices The crop of hay
this year was unusally GOOD, also. A
great many salt-binding harvesters were
run this Year and there has been much
talk among agents and others as to which
did the best work. The victory here must
be given 10 the Mime ipolis, for which Mr..
A. L. Patterson is local agent. Al
Sanders MCSparran's one of his ma
chimes cut u field Of the largest
grown wheat in tho county, az badly down
and mixed mp as If there had been camp
meeting held in the field. At PeurOse
Ambler's he cut through where the plat
form Buckeye wouldn't go ut all aud the
Osborne could only go far enough to stall,
and took the bat.
Since 1.-the hJOd" tho roads are as
rough almost as Lancaster turnpike, and
it seems We ars never going to get all of
them made passable. One good thing
the deep and dangerous and numerous
CUTTERS and stony places do, is tn put n
stop to too much one-handed driving these
fine moonlight nights.
The i. X. II. IL working away at
repairs, and will be in running order
sometime. Kirk Brown, at Peach Bottom,
who was badly damaged by the flood, has
takon to wearing high water pants. The
cut OF thom is n compromise between
knee breechos and a fig leaf.
And we're for Cleveland and Hendricks
solid.
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FREAKS OF A roKNAUu
mr.. Mean's Uodti-b, Tin Upper aud Owe
aiis Found Three Miles from Homo.


aiis Found Three Miles from Homo.
When the tornado that passed over Rich
burg, n. y, few days ago, struck the
farm of Alonzs Mead, Mrs. Mead was in
tue kitchen preparing Goldfish for cook
ing. 4 tiu dipper stood on the kitchen
table, and on a nail hung pair of hickory
overals. Mr.. Mead was standing in his
barn door talking with Farmer Whitman,
who had driven into the barn with his
wife to wait until the storm was over.
Suddenly there came loud roar from
Southwest Hill. Farmer Mead saw some
large maple trees coming toward him in
the air. Ho started to run to the house
to warn his wits, but was caught by the
tornado, carried hundred yards, and
dumped in rye field. simultaneously
the house and barn were lifted up and torn
to pieces.
Mead was uninjured by his Journey
through the air. He ran at onCs toward
the ruin of his house, expecting to find his
wife crushed to death. Mrs. Mead was in
the cellar, where she had hurried at the
approach of tho hurricane, aud was unin-
jured. Farmer Wightman and his wife
were imprisoned by heavy timbers in the
barn, aud Mrs, Wightmau was severely
hurt.
On Wednesday some men were seal ch.
ing the woods on the hills, three miles
from Mead's farm, for missing cattle
Hanging on maple tree they found q
| Goldfish and pair of hickory overalls, No
| lying on the ground beneath tho treo was
tin dipper. These have been identified
as the fish Mrs. Mead was preparing when
| the tornado came along, the dipper which
| stood on the table. and the overalls that
| hung on tho wall. They are the only
articles recovered intact 10y Farmer
Mead,
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lARR Hfs.
Ynissas,pn,s ns.se,. 4

pHirADnIrHrA, July it--riour rnssket
state. jos s'sss 20 'issay sssla sup.1ss ssRss
uo ~ VooeS 20 Pa. family. ~ 25sat 80 |; OHIO ami
~ IN ~ LANA family, " 75n56 so; MINI. extra clear
S iodt 90 straight. o. 5000 80, vints.
RSas; Rys i,oar y, oogs ~ s q spring do ~ 'oee Is.
Wheat market steady, No. . western
oil Z, VIC 'o NO : do, @ci No. Pa. do
Corn ssetcc and firm on local market /,
dc. S,s''sr, NJ oiTglc sail yellow. dtc. do mixed,
Oats scarce, lighter ofierings No wh,,a
tlc NO. do, tOGt0,.c No. 3 do 5pc !.
rejected. $50 No. mixed, g56fS7kc,
aye nominal at 70c.
seeds-Tlmothy dull G S06tI 40, Fiaxsead
nominal at N 30 Glover Iobbina nj axsfoI
Wtntor Bran scarce and firm Al ais IL
PROVISIONS steady, aud In good iobbiuo 40
mand Mess Pork, sI8 5ofll7 90; Be.f Unms
sStOG29O India Mess Beef sl9 50020
Reconstructed Shoulders, 7k0JEc, salt do
ehg7c; Smoked Hams, Hoibo; pickiea do
Lard steady; city refined. at s,z0sx; loose
butchers, &c prime steam ~ 90.
Butter steady and In fair demand; Cream.
cry extras, 2O92lcj ". q. % N. Y. extras, "
mlsc do drsts, itnl9c Western extras, is0
ioe western good TO choice 1i0lSc.
Eggs easy, but quiet sPenn'a. extras, I7,<
1lgc; western do, l7H9isc.
Cheeso quiet and hrm New York full
creams, 9@9Ac; Ohio Flats, fine, 7ci West.
ern fair 10 good 5Sa61c Penn'a part skins, 4
Gtc; do full. H62c.
retroieum quiet Refined, T%c.
WHISKY dull Western at q To-
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Camden. ro.tm.s,.r n,,,,,.,

PHILADELPHIA, July 14.-PostmasteI
William 7. Bailey, of Camden, N. j.,
was arrested this morning on the arrival
OF tho train from Barnegat upon
charges of the embe2zlement of 81, 1870 of
government funds and illegally disposing oi
postage stamps. He was taken before
United States Commissioner Morgan and
held in $50, 600 bail for hearing next
Monday, A warrant has also been issued
Tor the arrest OF assistant postmaster Jesse
X. Mines upon the charge of embazzle
ment, but he has not yet been apprehended
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Ftis n istako.

Merchant Traveller.
A gentleman on East Fourth street found
ragged tramp sitting on his front steps
eating his lunch.
Here! What arc you doing here ?" he
shouted.
Partaking of slight lunch. Will you
join mo - the tramp politely responded.
mo; | don't want any Of your villain
GUS feed"
That's so; it is pretty tough kind
of fodder. just got it out of tho kitchen.
Your wife must DO doing her own cooking
now"
What's that, you Internal hound ?"
exclaimed tho angry man, starting tor the
tramp, still sitting.Quietly on the steps.
"Don't get excited, sir, don't get
excited think minute. Aren't you
mistaken in calling me a hound ?"
No, Pm not pll--"
But, my dear, sir, you are mistaken
| am no hound, I'm setter"
The gentleman gazed at tho tramp IL
admiration and left him to finish his
lunch
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Killed by Her mother.

Ella Kemp, aged IS, of Helena, Montana,
graduated with high houors from the
lngham University, in Leroy, N. Y last
week. Her mother came East to be pres
ent at the commencement exercises, and
started home with her daughter tho next
day. On the way out Mrs, Kemp was
taken i'll, and when she reached home hei
mind was affected. The night they
arrived in Helena she took revolver from
her bureau and told her daughter she in.
tended to kill herself. Miss Kemp sprang
forward to take the pistol from hei
mother, when it was discharged. The
bullet entered tho young lady's temnlH
killing her instantly.
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a FEMALE HORSE THiEr.



On Saturday evening young man
named Showalter hitched up his horse
and buggy aud drove to SEQ a lady friend
residing near FairvIlo. He tied his team
to the fence and thought no moro about II
until he started to go homo, when his team
was missing, having been stolen. Efforts
were at once made TO discover the thief
and 1t was soon asCertained that it had
been stolen by woman named
Whitman, who lives in East Earl town
ship, near Sorrel Horse tavern. She was
traced to New Holland, Blue Ball, and
thence to her homo near Sorrel Horse.
Here she took companion with her, aud
the two started with the stolen team to-
wards tho Welsh mountain. She was
fiually overtaken and arrested, having the
stolen team III hei possession. Sho was
taken before Squire :. B. Foltz, of Terre
Hill, by whom she was committed TO
answer at court.
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UOmm ENDED rU woKKIremEr.
a Candidate ~ be Judged by emo Mon who
support Min.

Candidate % be JudR6d ~ emo Men whs
support Min.
New York Evening Post,
Tho general willingness Of prominen,
citizens to speak well of tho Demoorati,
ticket is very suggestive in view of the
utter inability of the Tribune to find any
body except Gould, Field, and Sage u
come out warmly in commendation o
Blaine and Logan. We do not observe tha,
any of these three has anything to say
about Cleveland, but are willing to give the
Blaine people the benefit once more oI
what they said about Blaine by reproduc
ing IL. Mr. Gould said
shall be perfectly satisfied with the
nomination. Blaine is u live man, and
Will be live president. There is nothing
dead about him. He is abreast of the
times and yer allows himself to fall be.
hind single step. Arthur has done very
well in the Office, and worse candidates
might be selected but Blaine is the man
for the office"
or the same candidate Mr.. Cyrus ".
Field saws:
Mr.. Blaine Is a strong and able man
lie is ono OF the ablest men in the country.
The attacks on him will not hurt him.
They will recoll on tho people who make
the attacks. Lies always hurt the people
who tell them"
OF the Same candidate Mr.. Russell Sage
says
MIR. Blaine il the leading statesman of
the age in this country, or indeed
any other country. All this talk
about bis aggressivsness is nonsense. As
president of The United States he will bt
careful and conservative his very respon
sibility will make him cautious. | an
warmly in favor Of him and of his election
| have not the slightest doubt"
We commend these opinions to th,
workiDgmen who are talking about boiling
Cleveland because Inc il a monopolist can,
didate and about voting for Blaine az th,
wOTkiDgman's friend"
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Eleven In TouIoD.
Charged with n s,raye ,rIm.
Obstructive hIsmsnt. vi.it Nova Scott.

HALIFAX, N. s., July IA The thunde,
and lightning storm, which was felt on
Friday In the eastern portions of the
provinces, passed over this city yesterday.
Heavy peals Of thunder aad light flashes
OF lightning, accompanied by Rrea,
down pour Of rain continued for some time,
At New Glasgow the dwelling of Alex
ander Mcdonald was struck and the Is
year.old daughter of the occupant was
stunned by the shock but soon recovered
The building was not badly injured. The
storm is reported to have prevailed with
similar violence at other points in this
vicinity.
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Arc you disturbed At night aud broken o.
your rest by II sick child suffering and crying
with the eNcruciarug pain of cutting teeth
III 40, 20 at once and get a bottle ot NJ re-. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. Ii will rrliev,
the poor little sufferer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
upon IT there IL no mistake about It, There Is
not mother on earth who has ever useh II
who Will not telryou AT onco that 1t will
regulate tho bowels, and give rest To tn,
mother, and relief ana health TO tho child. op.
erating like magic. II IL perfectly cafe to use
In MI cases, and pleasant to the taste, and T.
the prescription of one of tho oldest and best
female physicians In the United states. Sold
everywhere. 25 cents Il bottle.
maySi-lydM. w.SSw
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J. Lowrie Bell, general traffic manager.
q. q. Hancock, general ticket agent, and
other z. & Il. officials, left Reading on
Saturday morning for Mannheim, this
county, from which place they went over
the now Mt. Hope branch of tho Reading
" Columbia railroad, which will be opened
for traffic In about two weeks. The trip
was made In the combined locomotive and
car Ariel" The new branch runs
through fine section of country, and will
connect with the Lebanon 81 Cornwall
railroad.
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PULiTIUAL.
Democratic s,ate TicKet.
RLRCrOR5 AT LARGE.
RICHARD VAuX, B. J. McGRANN,

Democratic County Ticket.
Congrcssman.at-L Large.-W. W. IL. DAVIS.
ConBress.-PARtS HALDEMAN.
Judge.-D. u. ESiILEMAN.
Senator (Xiu )--JOHN MARTIN:
Assembly (2).-CHRlsTIAN FOX.
JAMES y. PArTERSO
(3).-S. y. DETwILER.
JAMES DUFFY.
II. ii. KAUFMAN.
Sherin.-R. NJ. ARrERS.
ProtnonOtary.-BENJ WORKMAN.
RegisIer.-E. q. DILLER.
County rreasurer.-JNO. b, MANN.
Clerk OF q. S.-H. s. RUTrER.
Clerk OF o. C.-SAM'L X. HOsTETrER.
County Commissioner.-H. n. HARTMAN.
Prison Keeper.-GEO. w. STYEK.
Prison lnspoctors.-H: Is. BUCH.
w. WHITAKER.
Poor Directors.-G DARMsTErTER.
Coroner,-DAVlS KIrCH,
Auditor.-GEO. W. sGHROEDER,
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Italians SupIlsnting Union Mioe,.

COLUMBUS, o, July IA train left
here Saturday night with $50 Italians to
work one of tn, mines at Longstreeth and
one at Nelsonville. The train also carried
machinery to be used altogether hereafter
The companies say they will not emplo,
union men at all, but will import laborers
Accompanying the train were 1870 minina
police armed with carbines aud revolyers
Work will begin in the mines TO- day.
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NeW HOrh Maruasa

Ns~ YoeH July ylt.-Flour.-state aud wes
e.n urn but very quiet: Superfine Stale
" so93 10 Extra do, o. OOSp3 90 |; Choice do
SSSa5 % Fancy DO, s5 stG6G0, Round Hoop
ohlo S5 lOni 90 choice, ~ 05a8 90; Super
good extra do, ti 00a36D; choice do, e es
g0 GD; choice White Wheat do, q 7Jfa6 90
Southern dull and sveady; common 10 fair
oXtrA u i10t so good TO choice do. "a b5st8 eS
neat opened xGssc higher later ruled
sasier W ena settled back MtpsEc; trade quiet
NO. white, nominal No. He'd Aug osfD
,,S&c =, sept. 9sI.S0asAc; Oct, O9Jsag9hc, |,
Noy " Olgl OlA; Dec, 81 03si f0tZ Jan !,
Corn dull and a shade ower; Mixed west.
ern spot, isV5lc; do tuture 606fGOkc
,ole,e oiis &c lower No. July, 3iAao State,
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kkW ADvEKTIsEMEE7s

I ADIEs
IL II you want an elegant SOC Corset try the
Our New Doc Corset" ana II you want good
Jersey We have them at 81 25 o. co. a. so and
tiG. Our Niagara Shirt at CSC far superior 10
any Shirt in the market. J p SWARK
10. 30 North Queen Street, Lancaster.
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A Crushed ser.nsaer.

Kentucky State journal,
VIII Haven serenaded his girl last night,
and when he had got through singing his
first song female Irish voice was heard
at a front upper story window, as to wit:
SIS that you, Bill ?"
eyes. Where's MamieP"
"Faith au' she hain't got homo from
the Ice cream saloon yit wild Mr.. Archer.
Giys us another song, Bill; tho old folks
are out too. Give us Swate Violets.'"
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pruwus uouseuu,u p.n.oon

is tho most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. VIII most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied exter.
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
taiN' whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator, and Il Is warranted dou.
blo the strength OF any similar preparation.
IL cures pain In the SiGe, Back or Bowels,
sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothacho, and
ALL ACHES, and is tn. 8reat KoIioyer of
Pain. BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA"
should he in every family. A toaspoonful OF
the PanHcoa In IL tunbler OF hot water Iswcet.
ened, II preferredl, .taken at bedtime, will
BREAK UP A COLD. - ceuts . GottIs
may3l-lydM, W saw
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J,ow 10 secure ,,,si,n

tseeInS strange that any one Will suffer
from the many arrangements brccght on by
an impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ
WILLIS ShRSAPARlLLA AND sTILLINGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP viii restore
perfect health 10 tho physical Organization. II
Is indeed II strengthening syrup, pleasant 10
take, ald has proven itself To be the best
BLOOD PUBIFIER ever discovered effect
ually curing SCrotulR, syphlitio disorders,
Weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysipelas, Mala-
ria all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
iOus complaints ana all diseases Indicating an
impure condition OF the Blood, Liver, Kid
neys, stomach, Skin, etc. II corrects indi
gestion. single bottle win prove 10 you its
merits rs a health renewer, tor It ACTS LIKE
A CHARM, especially when the complaint Is
OF an exhaustive nature, having Il tendency to
lessen tho natural vigor OF the brain and ner
vous system.
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Four men Thought 60 Bs ,ost

GLoucEsTER, Mass, July IA dispstcl
from st. Pierre, Miqueton, reports tha
ten men arrived there in dories from The
schooner Morris. (supposed to mean The
schooner Abbie T. Morris, of this pert. II
was feared she has been run down and
sunk She bad crew Of II men, and
great anxiety is felt for the safety of the
other four men.
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New York, July 14.-The examira alton
in the case OF George NJ. Walsh, who shot
Mrs. Laura Gould Thorpe some time ago,
was coucludel t. day by the police magis .
trate, who held the accused in bal to
await trial.
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For twenty years was a sufferer from Ca
tarrh OF the head ana throat ia "A very aggra-
waited FORM and during the summer mont tbs
with Hay Fever. procured u bottle OF Eiy's
cream Balm, nnd after u lew applications re-.
Owed decided bench twas cured before the
bottle was used. Have had no return OF the
complaint. Charlotte Parker, waverIy, N. Y.
jyi-2wdeodSw
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CoLDEss Liquid Beet Tonic will cure indi.
gestion, and perpetuate bodily vigor. Take
no other. OF druggists, iyI4.lwdeodSw
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Arrested on a Hideou. Charge.

toHoEs, n. Y, July 14.--Johu Frazer
has been arrested on the charge of entiCing
Luciuda Cleland into the woods on Satur
day, druggiDg and outragiug her and then
tying her to tree whcro she was found
unconscious
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/ LUMINOUS MATCH SArEs-sBINiN8
IL beauties in the dark, Silver plated Nan.
kin Rings, Butter Dishes ana Castors an
given away with Tea amt Coffee two ten.
spoons with every pound of Coffee The
wh,test six cen u sugar ! II the city at CLARK E'S
TEA STORE, No. 80 West King street Lam.
caster, Pa.