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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-04
FOR the sUnUOL noaED.
some Irqurios Regarding tue Award OF
Contract.

some ITqurios Regarding tue Award of n
Contract.
EDS. ISTELLIGENoER-The recent let
ting of the building Of IL school house Oh
South Prince street, in this city, by the
property committee Of the public school
board Of directors, shows with what
facility men " clothed with a little brief
authority" eau shape things in the inter
est OF favorito bidder, regardless Of
right, usage or precedent. AT the letting
in question, proposals were received from
tho following master mechanics Clifton
Evans, 81, 7,6i7 Daniel Mclaughlin, SO 200;
John Adam Burger, e., 53j Philip Dink
leburg, IS $50.
Mr.. Evans having bOen the lowest bid
der, backed by unexceptionible security,
was entitled TO and should have been al
lottcd tho work. but II has trauspired that
the committee in IN mwarranted assump-
ton of power, wholly ignored this
proposition and passed IL by without any
consideration whatever. The reason or
excuse for their extraordinary conduct has
not been revealed, and in all probability
none can be given aside from secret
desire to drop their mantle on another
bidder in whose success they sympathlzed
If they have any reason let them commu
noate it to the board Of directors at their
next meeting. Inc next loWcot uluuel
was tho well known house carpenter and
master builder, Mr.. Daniel Mclaughlin
| responsible and trustworthy, capable o
carrying out what he would undertake.
and in the line Of business L
without superior in this community
but he too failed to receive far pia,
| from this discriminating committee on tn,
shallow aud thin pretext that the name q
a surety did not accompany his propose
| when it is patent 10 all convorsant witt
| the institutions of public lettings that the
only object of such measure is to prevent
| offerings from straw bidders. Had the
| work been allotted u Mr.. Mclaughlin the
best Of security would have been presented
| at tho proper time which doubtless the
committee we'll knew.
This action cleared the track for the
cougenial favorite, Mr.. Jno. Adam Burg
| or, az the next lowest bidder, a very ro
| liable man, and as a matter of course Mr.
| Burger was awarded tho con raot.
| The whole proceedings have such . far
cica aspect, that it ia suggested IN Tho
future ~ dispense with the expense of ad
vertisiug foI the receipt Of proposals fOl
building public school houses aud thu
save other bidders tho time of examining
plans and specifications, and making nee
essary calculations for propositions, an'
simply to call on Mr. Burger TO do thu
| Job. FAIR PLAY
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and admiration OF ALL Counsotlout and
Indiana may como with names soaroelV
less illustriouk than these. In conolusioa
the speaker referred to that /" grand oId
nero OF kenesaw mountain and Atlanta -
VINO when patriotism calls, Henderson sNjd.
he cannot II he would be silent. hsi
grasp'ng that banner to him 20 dear.
which he has already born In triumph. 10
VIII march to a civic victory no less ro,
nowned than those Of war"
Inc ailusions to Arthur, Sherman. Ed.
munds and Logan were heartily applauded
out when Blaine's name and qualities wsrs
mentioned stormsofapplause broke out. men
stood up waving hats aud hand kerchIofa
and cheering again and again, aud womc,,
waved fans aud handkerchiefs. Whs,,
the first storm Of applause subsded IA
was renewed and again iullinv
was renewed third time. II was fully
flve minutes before tho chairman could
resume his speech.
Adjourned Dntii O'clooR.
Some minor resolutions among theui
a resolution bearing ON the woman
suffrage question, wore presented aud ap-
propriately referred and at 1890 o'clock
the convention adjourned until seven
O'Clock.
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SECOND EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 4, 1884
A SHORT SESSION.
REPUBLICAN UONvENTIvNs WORK
A Heated Discussion over n Resolution
Biodiog Delegates TO support tne NOM
a In

A Heated Discussion over a Resolution
Biudiog Delegates TO support the Nom.
Inee-AdJoutned Until Z r. M.
The Republican national convention
was called to order at II IL o'clock this
forenoon. Much comment was occa
stoned when it was known that General
Sherman had telegraphed this morning to
ex-senator Henderson saying that he
would not accept the nomination if offered
or serve If elected.
The general impression at Chicago this
morning was that the chances of the nomi-
nation Of a man not heretofore prominent
ly mentioned have been increased. The
names most frequently mentioned are
Sherman aud Gresham. Gen. Shcrman's
reply to Henderson is understood to be a
peremptory refusal to allow the use of his
name.
The Tribune this morning bristlcs all
over for Blaine and says there is no cause
for encouragement.
Horace whites Opinion OF Bia,ne's Chance.
Mr.. Horace White, of New York, stated
this morning that in his opinion Blaine
was already beaten and could never get
as many votes in the convention as Clay.
ton did.
The committee on credentials will no,
| make a complete report until this after
noon or evening.
The committee on credentials have set
| tied the contest in the 1st Alabama district
by deciding to seat the two delegates now
on the race Slaughter and Threatt. The
vote on the proposition to seat the abov,
| named delegates was 90 to IS.
1904 p. m.-Gen. j. B. Henderson is
reported by the committee ON permanen,
l organization as chairman.
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srvwns nonsenoiu raaacsa

.s the most effective Pain Destroyer IN the
world. Will most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applet exter'
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alloviator, and II is warranted dou.
bic the strength OF any similar preparation.
II cures pain in the Side, Back or towels,
sore Throat, Rheumatism. Toothache, and
All ACHES, and IL The Srsat EsIieVer Of
Pain "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA"
should be In every family. teaspountul OF
The Panacea In Il tumbler OF hot water Gswcut.
euoj, If prefcrredl, taken Mt bedtime, will
BEEAK UP 4 COLD. ~ cents bottle
INA, 3l-lydM ,SSw
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Another withdrawal of riIdsp.

The Washington Post (Dem.) make )
the following editorial statement, whioli
is perhaps an exclusive piece Of news
The Post has authentic informa :
tion, full and complete. Mr.. Tilde,t
will not be candidate before the July
convention, and he will not accept the
nomination under any circumstances. A
letter containing these statements over his
own signature will be read at the New
York Democratic convention Of June 16. -
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,oat.. nioycics sud HAY rsver.

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, ana the summer little or no beauty.
To suuff, sneeze and wipe their weeping eyes
for three or four succes sivo months this Is
their plttable portion. There Is no help In
sea-voyages, their is no help in high mountain
air. These only Tighten the pockets and leave
the disease unabated. But there Is positive
cure In Eiy's Cream Balm. Try It. IL you
continue to suffer II Is because you neglect .
remedy as sure rs II Is cheap aud pleasant.
ia.0WnnnlAW
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NBw YORK, June 4-Flour-s state and West
ern dull but without material change In prico,
Choice do s36O4O Fancy DO, % l0G650; Roun
Hoop ohio, 81 50Gt 10; choice. ~ l5g8 90;
Suporfne Western, o. 90p3 30; common u
good extra do, s3 4Oal3,O; choice do. 81 rs
G6 so; choice White Wheat do, % 25ep8 6s
southern dnll and heavy; common to fat
o -.
Wheat opened at slight decline lattorwards
trading; No. l White, nominal ES. Q Ret,
July, 81 022SlpI G3A Aug 81 0iN@l c:X !;
sept, 81 051DI 05l6 Oct. 0jN.
Corn opened HGA lower sales recovere I
from decline; Mixed Western spot NJ 56 J
BlNc; do future, 622i6c.
Oats opene &c lower afterwarJs recoveret
No, 2, June, 552sI3iISc; July. 37l9374c.
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A FARM EK KILLED
kun over by pis own Team.

Last evening, about 8 o'clock, Isaac
Burkholder, q farmer residing near Farm
ersville, West Earl township, was almost
instantly killed under the wheels Of his
own wagon, and near his home.
Deceased was about i5 years Of age and
had family. He went to Ephrata for a
ioad Of coal, with four horse team, aud
when near home fell from the saddle horse
on which he was riding and under
the wheels of the wagon, which
with it's heavy weight passed over his
breast, crushing the life out Of the unfor.
tuDate almost instantly. Deputy Coroner
Burkhoider held an Inquest and verdict
was rendered in accordance with the above
facts.
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A oAmE FROM rnw rRsSrvns.
Tne Isonsidss Defeat tho Jsr,,vmsu ~ IN
Tho Lancaster 8ame stopped by Maio.

fne lsonsides Detcat tho Jsrseypnsu I2 10 q
Tho Lancaster dame stopped by nain.
Before an audience Of about 400 the
iroDsides defeated the Trenton, Eastern
league team, yesterday afternoon by the
score OF IL TO o. The early part o! the
contest was marked by several inexousable
errors on both sides, but the home club
played admirably after they became
warmed to their work. blankiGg their on
poncnts from tho third inning 10 the end
OF the game. Ingraham, the Ironsides'
new pitcher, oiled the box admir.oly, The
visitors finding 1t hard to ~, him tbonub
ln tne early part Of .oe game his work was
nnmna.S nI %"" hoCabo, OF the Trenton, was
,,, py"'"' pretty severely, tho Ironsides
inning the game by their superiority
| with tho willow. The official score fol
Iowa
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MINISTER'S IN SESSION..
Lancaster Cleraymen NJ tho Fast PennsyI-
vApia Evangelical conference In
ROttetoWn.


vnDia Evangelical Oonfereoce In
Pottetown.
The Ministerial association OF the Read
Ing district, East Pennsylvania conference
OF the Evangelical association, met In
Salem church, Pottstowp, Monday oven.
ing. Rev. J. @. Hornbergcr, of Reading,
presiding elder Of the district, is president
OF the convention. Rev. Il. Butz, OF Ian
caster Rev. W. q. Kantner, of Pine Hill,
tnis county Rev. B. ID. Albright, of
Mannheim, and Rev. j. q. Krause, of
Beartown, this county, are in attendance
Rev. Krause preached sermon on " the
relation OF tho church To the prohibition
movement" He chose his text from
Romans IL, 0: "Abhor that which is
evil clesve to that which is good" Rev.
Butz read carefully prepared paper on
The Proper Caro- of Converts" Rev.
Kantner read an ably prepared essay on
Is Man Immortal by Creation or by
Preservation ?" Rev. J. 9. Krause was
elected secretary Of the convention aud
Rev. w. q. Kantuer, treasurer.
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Till Tapped.

This afternoon about one O'Clock till
Taper stole ell from the drawer of Ii. IL.
Rohrer's Excelsior saloon on East King
street. VIM. Retting the bar tender went
to the water closet and was absent from
tho bar room but few minutes. No one
was in tho room when he left, but as he
returned man ran out of the front door Z.
The money taken was In netes and silver.
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Nothing LtHe IL,

No medicine has ever been known 30 eHec-
tual In the cure OF all those diseases arising
from an impure condition OF the blood az
sOovILL's SARsAPARILLA, OR BLOOD AND LIVER
sYRuP tor tho cure of Scrotula, white Swell
ing, rheumatism, Pimples, Blotches, Erup-
uons, Nenereal Sores and Diseases, Consump.
tion, Goitre, Boils, Cancer AMI ali kindred
diseases. No better means OF securing beau.
tiiul complexion eau 10 obtained than by
using SCOyILL's BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRUP, which cleanses the blood and gives
beauty to the skin. mg6!2wMW&F&w
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The hest salve in the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, letter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all kinds OF skin
eruptions, trecklcs and pimples. The salve is
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction In
every case or mouuy refunded. BE sure you
got iiEsRYs CARBoLIC SALvK IA NIL others are
but limitations aud counterteILs. Price 25
cents. sold in Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
,lors. iS7 North Ouneu street mvsb-a
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M1 RRfaS rs.

HAaER- -NICHoLsos.-June s. 1854, ut st
james Episcopal church, by the Rev c. Y.
knight, Isabella Hayes Hagcr. dau Ehtpr OF the
late Henry W. Hagcr, and John Reed Sicnol.
son, OF Dover, Del.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -On May b. at Trinity
Lutheran parsonage, by the Rev. DR.. r..
GTeenwald. VIM. Il. Peterson, ot Philadelphia,
TO Miss Anna +. sinninger, OF this city. It.
SHRoAD-kEED On June 3, 1851, at 3 p. IN ,
by The hey. DR. McCullagh, at the parsonage
OF st. Mary's church, John b. shroad to Luella
+. Reed both OF this city. lt'
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Death OF mrs. sarah Heel.

Harrisburg Independent.
The death of this we'll known and ven.
erable lady, wife OF Samuel Reel, touches
with sorrow. perhaps, larger circle of
relations and friends than that Of any per-
son who died for years in Harrisburg or
Dauphin county. Deceased was sister
of Mrs. Mary Bretz and Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Anderson, both of whom died some years
ago, the lattor at the age of 81 years. Mr..
George Garverick. a brother, survives at
the age OF SS. Mrs. Reel was the mother
of ex-Sheritf A. Reel, Adam Reel, Mrs. q.
A. Boas, Mrs. Looher, of Lancaster city,
and Mrs. Il. Wagner, of Susquehanna
township. The last illness of the deceased
was pIOtracted and severe, combining hel
to her room for thirteen weeks, during
which her patience never wearied. Hel
life was one of love for her family ant
she died beloved by all who knew her.
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BuDdio BtVs ShOW.-Don't miss Buffalo
Bits great wild West parade, Monday, J une
Q. at 10 o'clock. Route From grounds TO
walnut, TO Duke, to James, To North Queen,
10 Square, TO west King, to Prince, To Cones
toga, To Church, TO East King, Ia Duke, 10
Walnut, to park.
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TnE BIDS ron LIGHTIko.
Two Electric Liant Uompsnies Competio
for tho Contract.

Tho lamp committee Of councils met on
Tuesday evening and considered the fol.
lowing bids presented for the lighting Of
the olty for the ensuing year
The Keystone electric light company,
of Philadelphia, proposed to light the oity
with l20 lights, 1000 candle power, at
sl4 600 per year, the contract to bo award.
ed them for ten years, or they will sell the
plant t. the city for s3l, 600, and the city
to pay a royalty of Sl2 per lamp per year,
the city TO buy the plant thirty days after
the light in satisf ctOry to the committee
aud pay cash therefor, or the company
agrecs TO sell the plant at the end of one
year for $4,000, which will include the
royalty.
The Maxim electric light company agreed
to light the city at the same rate as now
paid-SlG, 800 for year.
The Lancaster gas light aud fuel COM
pauy propose to furnish gas for the may
or's Office, council chambers, treasurer's
office and station house at 81 per 900 feet
or at $l.5O per 1000 feet, il they are award
ed tho contract Tor lighting the city at S2S
per street lamp.
The Pennsylvania Globe and gas light
company agreed to furnish as many lights
as the city may require i'll parts of the city
not lighted by electricity or other means
at s25 per lamp.
The committoo will recommend to coun
ellis that no action bs tskan At present ON
the bids 10 light the city with electricity,
as the contract of the present company
PES not expire for several months. They
will recommend that the contract for
lighting the public buildings DO awarded
10 the Lancaster gas light nd fuel com
pany, aud for the lighting OF those streets
not now lighted with the elect ricity to the
Pennsylvania Globe company the contract
to be cancelled at any time that other ar
rangemeuts arc made for lighting those
streets.
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The glory OF man Is his strength. II you are
weakened down through excessive study, or
by early indiscrctIons, Aliens Brain Food
Will permanently restore All lost vigor and
strengthen all the muscles OF Brain and Body
tl q tori O.. At druggists, or by natl from J..
II. Allen, 3l5 First Ave, New York city.
I2.IydM WSFSw
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rOIsEISS NEWS.
Terrific Scene In London Ia u Burning NJ g
nsperle.

Terrific Scene IN London Ia n Burning me-
nsgerie.
LONDON, June 4.-The East London
aquarium at Bishops Gate was destroyed
by fire this morning. Some of the wild
animals wero saved, others were shot by
the authorities and others were burned.
Among the latter were tho lions, bears,
jaokals and monkeys. Tho roaring of tho
burning beasts was something terrible.
Other Dynamite Outrages Threatened.
PARIS, June 4.-The chief of the dyn.
amite party in Paris declare that the
authors of the last London explosions
have escaped England, aud are LOw in
perfect safety. Another outrage, which
it is believed will be more successful, has
been planned. Tho final details have
been arranged for a secret meeting Of
dynamiters which will shortly DO held.
An Ex-Khedivs Attacked.
An unknown man supposed to be dis
charged employee attacked exKhedivs
Ismail Paoha at the Palais Royale Gardens
to-day and gave him severe beating.
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DRoPnsALs FOX FURNISHING STA
/ TioNERY, FUEL AND OTHER SUP
5 sECRErARY OF THH CoMMoNwEALTH's OyrroE,


HARRISBURG, Pa, June 2, 1854.
l hereby invite sealed proposals, at prices
below maximum rates fixed In schedules, to
furnish Stationery, Fuel and other supplies
tor the Legislature, and the several Depart
ments OF state Government, and tor Plumb.
ing, Gas Fitting and Steam Fitting for, and
repairs, furnishing halls and committee rooms
al the Senate and House OF Representatives,
and distribution OF documents, reports and
other printed matter for tho Legislature ami
the Department OF Public Instruction, for the
year ending the nrst Monday OF June, A. ID.
1885.
separate proposals will be received and sepa-
rate contracts awarded as announced In said
schedules. All proposals must be accompa
MED by bond with approved security con-
ditioned for the faithful performance OF the
contract, and addressed ana delivered To me
before eleven O'Clock Il. m. OF Thursday, the
| 18th day OF June, a. ID. 1884, ut which time the
proposals will be- opened ana contracts award
| ed, In the Executive Chamber AT Harrisburg
Pennsylvania. Schedules containing tormi
| OF proposals can be obtained on application a
| the ONCE OF the Secretary OF the Common
wealth. w. 8. sTENGER,
js-2ltd Secretary OF the Commonwealth
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Hotel burned.

ENGLEwooD, N. J. June The Pail.
sade Mountain houso was burned this
morning. Some 80 employees In the house.
many escaped In their night clothes. NJ
one was seriously injured.
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WEATHER. INDUpnr,oNs

WASHINGTON, June 4.-For the Middls
Atlantic states, general fair weather, nv
change In temperature In southern portion
slight fall temperature in northern por.
tion northwestly winds, becoming varia.
bio.
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fscld For court.

John Weaver had a hearing before
Alderman Fordney last Dight on the
charge Of larceny Of some money from
Charles Eickman, and was held in bail for
trial at court,
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Epilepsy OF NIne Nears.

~ thank the giver OF all good gifts, writes
J. N. Marshall, OF CRANKY, Newton Co., Mo.
tor giving me Samaritan Nervias. 1t cured
my daughters epileptic nts, of9 years stand
ing" Get ut druggists. else.
i2lWdrOd
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An ola Farmers Great rsdesrriau rent,

Easton Argus.
Nathan Derr, farmer residing In Cen.
tire Valley, accomplished most extraor.
dinary feat Monday morning. Mr.. Derr
is nearly sixty five years of age and some
time ago he expressed his intention Of
running to Allentown from Centre Valley
in an hours time. The distance Ia nine
miles. At nine O'Clock in tho morning he
started from his homo, followed by a man
in carriage. who kept the time, and in
fifty eight minutes he made tho distance
to tho bridge which crosses the Little
Lehigh near Schnurman's mil, In Sails
bury. In four minutes more he was
among crowd of interested spectators on
Centre square. A collection for his bene-
fit was at once taken up and a handsome
sum was realized. Mr.. Derr did not seem
fatigued in the least after his long run.
He weighs about l75 pounds and chal-
lenges any man OF his age or over to make
the same distance in the same time.
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A Fair OHer,

The voltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich. otter
to send pr. Dyes yoltai3 Belt and Appliances
on trial. for thirty days, 10 men, young or old
afflicted with nervous debility, lost vitality
and kindred troubles See advertisement In
this paper. M,W,FSw
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"Sufiered from rheumatism so badly had to
use crutches, but threw them away after d.
plying Thomas hfectrtc on to my limbs. 1
now feel better than have tor years" r. l..
Cochran, druggist, 1877 and lS9 North Queen
atru \
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PHILADELPHIA, Juno 4.--Georgs M.
Dallas was to day appointed by the United
states circuit court az master under tha
receivership of the Philadelphia g. Read.
ing railroad company.
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This MOI ming the mayor had two drunks
One was Emma Archey, colored, an old
offender who persists in carrying her baby
around, while drunk. She was given 90
days aud the other 8.
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SNEAK Right I'm.

"IIave tried Thomas Electric OF for Group
and colds aud hnd IL the best remedy have
ever used in my family" VIM. Kay, $40 Ply.
mouth, ave-, Buffalo. N. Y. Sold by II. Is.
Cochran. druggist. 1877 and l39 North Queen
street, Lancaster, Pa.
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SPEOIAL NOTICES.

II you suiier with sick headache, Constipa
ton, sour stomach, or Bilious attacks, EN-
ory's Little Cathartic Pills will relieve you. -
l5 cents. J2lwdM, W&F&w
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Aliens BlliousPhys Is purely vegetable
liquid remedy tor headache, Biliousness and
Constipation. Easily taken, acting promptly,
relieving quickly. % cents. AT all Druggists.
i,lwdM wSFSw
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For Lame DncK 5ide or Cnest, u5o o!I A
LOHs POROUS PLASTER. Price, 26 cent
Sold by II. b. Cochran, druggist, l37 ana lsi
North Queen street. Lancaster. 'ebl4eod6