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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-07-24

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lens Lung Balsam, and take It faithfully ac-
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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-07-24
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.

Ootsfets W LSttSShttNs GnOfEIU
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1t WILL in few Lutes, when taken accord
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Travellers should always carry bottle of
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF with them. A
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jhe True Refer
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Malaria IN its TuriOus Forms
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There is not remedial agent In the world
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Information worth thousands will be sent To
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TO the Public.
be sure ami ask for Railways and see that
The rame OF "Rldwsyn is on hat YOU buy.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-07-24

A little girl joyfully assured her
mother the other day that she had
found out where they made horses;
She had seen man finishing one. "He
was mailing on his last FOOT
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-07-24

Hawthorne said that "when we are
dead we Americans begin to enjoy our
selves" But there is a terrible reluc-
lance on our part to begin such a sea-
son of enjoyment.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-07-24

The simplest and best regulator OF the Disor-
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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-07-24

When you visit or leave New York City, via
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ts Carriage Hire and stop at the Grand Union
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plan. Elevator and Restaurant supplied with
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at any other first class hotel In the city.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-07-24

What will cure WhOoping Coushl That Is ques-
ton asked every cav. We can swer that We have
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fails and can be admins cred % infants without
danger. IL Is perfectly harmless
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-07-24

Nebraska furnished the largest pair
of cattle on. exhibition at the Kansas
City Fat Stock Show.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-07-24

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send self addressed envelope TO REV. JOSEPH ~
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Dv druggists
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-07-24

A hacking OF winter cough prevalent with children
is cured at once by Papillon Oougs Cure.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-07-24

Watering the stock regularly is as
necessary as regular feeding, especially
in summer.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-07-24

The Fort Worth Gazette says the in
creased tax on cattle for 1883 over that
of 1882 was S37, 5S7, 235.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-07-24

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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-07-24

"RoUGHON TOOTHAOHE" Ask for It. Instant
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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-07-24

SKINNY MEN, "wel's Heath Remover restores
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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-07-24

be sure ami ask for Railways and see that
the rame of ''RldwAyr is on what Won buv
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-13
MAIH FEATURES ur THE STORY.
ionIDle Tals OF UsnniDsIlsn ImpeIIed b
Extreme ruDgtr.

from the New York Times.
l. will bs remembered that in Com
mander Schley's first dispatch to Secretary
Chandler announcing the finding Of the
Greedy party he said would urgently
suggest that the bodies now on board be
placed in metallic cases here for safer and
tier transportation in a seaway. This
appears 10 be imperative. AS Mr.. Chaud
Ter was in West Point the dispatch was
anhwered by Roar Admiral Nichols acting
secretary Of the navy. He said " Use
your own discretion about care and trans
pnrtatIHu Of bodies" Secretary Chandler
aiterward toegraphed "Prepare them
acnnrdug to your judgment aud bring
lh'm home"
l. took some days TO prepare the iron
Caakets, which were all bolted and riveted
l. vas remarked 1t tho time by expert
Gnced Cil ,ers that this would hardly have
been necessary for the preservation of
frozen bodies They could safely have
been brought on, without any delay, Ia
wooden ootlins. Tue design was obviously
tp prevent all possibility OF friends of the
dead sailors being given an opportunity 10
look at their remains Tor the purpose Of
Identification or otherwise. Even the
sailors on the relief ships, with the excep-
Nlfu W - Tow IltA "ilb oSolhbtu III IbthDflNk
the bodies, were not allowed TO see them.
The lips of the officers were sealed. When
Commander Schley met Secre tary Chan.
dler and General la2en at Portsmouth on
August 2, on the arrival Of the ships from
81 Johns, he was very much agitated, and
called the gentlemen into the cabin Of the
vessel. Undoubtedly he then Gommun-
Gated to them the laots which have since
become an open secret
The suilerings and pTivatious Of the men
in their canvas huts during the long,
bitter winter of 1884 have not half been
told. II has been published that after the
gamo gave out early in February they
lived principally on sealskins, liohens aud
shrimps As a matter of fact they were
kept alive on human flesh. When the
rescung party discovered tho half starving
survivors their lIrst duty was to look TO
the two mon who were iu5enBblo from
the cold and priyatiOa, even to the point
| Of death One Of them, German, was
wild III his delirium.
SOB !" he shrioked, as tho sailors took
hold OF him TO lift him tenderly, 'don't
let them shoot mo as thoy did poor Henry
Must bo killed and eaten as Henry was a?
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-13
A Noble LETTER.
GrOYEr CltVeIRud's Model Sentimeuts Cor
CnrnLnE iinNEInnr-A p EamnELInllLLN-

GrONtT IltHelAnd's MODEL Sentiments Cor =
ce"ninG n a1OveTnor'B HSspDuIiOiltty,
The following letter was written by
Grover Cleveland 10 his brother on tha day
Of his election to the goyeruCrship Of New
York
MAYORS OFFICE, Buffalo Nov 7,l892.
Wy Dear Brother
| have just voted sit here in the
mayors Office alone, with the exception of
an artist from Frank Leslto's newspaper,
who is skCtchDg the Office. Ii mother
was here | should be writing to her, and
fee as if it were time for mo TO write to
some ono who Will believe what | write.
have been for some time in the atmOs-
phere of certain success, 50 that | have
been suro that | should assume the duties
of the high Office for which | have been
named. have tried hard, in the light of
this tact, to properly appreciate tho re %
spOnsibilities that will rest upon me, aud
they are much, too much, uuierestimated
But the thought that has troubled me is:
Can we'll perform my duties, aud in such
a manner az 10 do some good to the people
OF the state? know there is room for il,
and know that am honest and sincere
10 my desire to do well but the question
is whether | know enough to accomplish
what desire.
The social life which seems to await me
has also been a subject Of much anxious
thought, have notion that can regu.
late that very much as ! desire, and if |
can | shall spend very little time in the
purely ornamental part Of the office. In
point of fact, | will tell you. first of all
others the policy | intend TO adopt, and
! that is TO make the matter n business en-
gagement between the people of the state
and myself, in which tho obligation on my
side is TO perform the duties assigned me
With an eye single to the interest of my
employers. ] shall have no idea of re
election or of any higher political prefer
ment in my head, but be very thankful
and happy II can well serve one term az
tho peoples governor Do yOu know that
if mother were alive should feel so much
safer? | have always thought that hel
prayers had much to do with my success,
shall expect you all to help mo in that
way, Believe mo, your RtieCtIonato brother,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-13
UIsUsaEu 40 DEATH.
Ihc IHTIiblo kiiliue ut Jonn EtismNn Nnic
"a EUulup

Ihc rertibIo kiniue ut Jonn ErismNu unlor
Freight tugtuc,
John Erismnn, residing on North Mul
berry street near Walnut, met with u ter
rblr death on Tuesday night between o
aud 10 o'clock. llN was Ia company with
u friend walking on the Pennsylvania rail
road track between Market aud Walnut
streets and was warned by William White
aud A =. Rutter to leave the track, as
there was danger of hts bgiug hurt. Ho
than kod the gentlemen for tho advice and
they supposed ho had left the track. 4
few minutes afterwards engine 800. draw
ing train Of sixty cars westward bound
struck Erisman aud killed him.
His body was taken to the baggage room
ut the depot and Coroner Shincr notified to
hold an inquest. He empanelod as his
Jury George Gundaker, John NJ. Martin,
John IL, Roy, William Aitlobach, John A,
killian aud Samuel Hartman. After Wow
ing the body the inquest was adjourned
until this morning at . o'clock at that
hour the jury re assembled at tho coroner y
office aud the crew of tho train that caused
the death woro examined.
HAIRY l.. Haughey, tho engineer, tcsti
fled that the train was running at the ratio
of three and half miles al hour and
when no got around tho curve above tho
depot, he SAW man uu tine track. Ho ut
once reversed his engine, went to tho front
aud made an effort 10 save tho mans lifo.
The mau was lying across the track, with
the knco OF the right leg raised and his
neck was on the rail. Witness caught him
by tho right arm aud had raised him up,
but the engine was not entirely stopped
aud Erismau was struck by tho pilot and
thrown under the CowcatchCr. When the
engine was stopped Erismau was pulled
out and died as no was being removed 10
| the side of .ho road
Ephraim Ii. Reitzell, conductor, aud j.
| i. Laymun, fireman, COrToborated the
| testimony of the engineer. DIR. Compton
testified that Erisman's right side was
crushed in, his neck dialocated aud the
| right arm broken. The jury rendered the
| following verdict " That John Erismar
came to his death from injuries accident
| ally received on the Pouusy yIvInia railroad
that tho company is cXOnerated from al
| blame, and the engineer, Il. {. llaughoy
Is commended for his efforts To save The
| life OF Erisman at the risk OF his own.
| Deceased was about % years old, soI
of the lato Samuel Erismau, for man,
years proprietor OF the Centennial saIoOl
| Chen known as tho Eighth Ward hOuse
and was an empl0ye of ) l.. Baily II Co
He was q member of Lancaster CirclN, No
los, Brotherhood of the UuiOu, and partici
pated in the parade Of the order yesterda
afternoon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-13
THE CHURCH OF GOD.
rnr,R uia usmr ar naNuisvn,,
Effective bxhortstions on Tuesday -rreps
rstions TOR Making friday, Temper
atCs Dsy Ia Damp Notable.


Tuesday No,niag Tho pastoral visits
were again made at y a. M, In lieu OF tho
prayer meeting. Tha order of exercises
seems to have gaiGod universal favor ia
tho camp.
Alto u. III. Rcv llatlogh OF Harrisburg,
preached, using as his text Eph /, 10. IL.
FhcmC-" Gods Plan of Salvation" Rev
llliloigl gave u very beautiful exposition
Of his subject. Rev. Wedenhamcr, uf
Eli2abethtowD, followed with somo very
appropriate romarks,
Tho afternoon discourse was delivered
by Rev. b. +. Beck, of Mount Joy. Text,
Hebrews xii, Q. Theme, Looking Unto
| Jesus Rev. Beck IL calm, deliberate
speaker, and never fails to give good solid
! food for the Christian mind to feed upon
The evening sermon was delivered by
! Rev Spiecc, Of Little Washiugtou, TO q
largo audience, who gave tho striCtest
attention To oil tho speaker SAID. lls text
was taken from Cor, XIV, TO- Theme.
Character the Formation of lnnuonCo."
At tho close Oi this discourse Rev. j
| w. Davis RavO very feeling exhOrtatiUn
| and invited sinners to tho altar, to which
invitation four responded, ono OF whom
! proiessed conversion. This was the most
spirited meeting during camp. One young
! lady from Lancaster became very happy
and started through tho largo audience
around the oirclo shouting praisoa to God
and pleading with others to give their
hearts to tho Lord.
In Tuesdays issue, by tho misprint OF
! one letter, tho lNrELLIUENCER's reporter
wac mado to say that " ninO proiessod
conversion" 1t should have been, "nOue
| pTofessed conversion
There worc number of now arrivals
during tho day. among whom were Revs.
| Price aud SaubOrn, both of Harrisburg.
Tho camp has boon assuming largo sizO
during the last fOw days L. is seldom
| that u camp has 80 many ministers, there
being clergymeG from lar and near. In
deed the preacher, themselves would mako
quite a respectable audteuos. lhey are
all lively campIRec,lug workers.
Fridays Temperance 0ltaorIug.
The grand Temperance rally will tako
place on Friday of lh IS week, on tho camp
ground at LaudIsylliu lion. James Black,
of Lancaster, Will bo present on that
occasion To help carry on tho work OF
that day. At 10 a IN. Prof. j. Stanley
Grimes, OF CLatEp Will address tho
meeting aud all W, fII tJ hear him will
undoubtedly miss a lilG treat. The pro .
fessOr has spout u long hfu in search ui
truth aud kgOS .dEc, and be has not
failed TO acquire a SoDt share Oitt. Prot.
Grimes is sevonty eight years old, but /,
comparatively youthful in appearance.
Tho Hon. VIM Daniels, oi Baltimore
the Prohibition c,nhidhte tor vico presi-
dent Of the Unitol S.afcs, will speak IA the
afternoon.
There will dDub loiS b, ! largo turnD /.
to hear these Distinguished gentlemen
Eyory preparation Is being made - max,
Friday a pleasant day IN camp aud one
that will DO productive OF vast amount u
good in this community.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-13
A Clean Bill OF Health,

Whatever vitality was left in the SC
called Cleveland scandal" after a
committee Of Independent Republicans
of his fellow-Citizens-representatIvc
men of the community in which he
livel-had made their report, has been
crushed out of it by the investigation
and report of Rev. DR.. Kinsey Twning,
au eminent clergyman and fair man,
who made the investigation for the New
York Independent, a paper of high
grade which has an immense circulation
among the literary and religious classes
OF the.countIy. Being disposed to sup
port Cleveland, this journal naturally
sought to find out for itself what truth
there WAS in the vile charges and Rev.
DIR. Twining was selected for this deli
cate and responsible task. He says he
went and speat two full days in the most
thorough investigation one day with
the gentlemen, journalists, Clergymen
and others who are responsible for the
d ssemination of the stories, and follow
ing up lines of investigation suggested
by them and another in visiting the
leading citizens of Buffalo, Republicans
and Democrats, who best know Cover
nor Cleveland, and who know all about
the stories, and in getting their judg
ment as to his character. This invest.
cation was made absolutely thorough,
and the result of it is stated in the rev.
erend doctors report print ed elsewhere
Such statement, from such IA source,
leaves absolutely nothing further to be
said. Be IL remembered that this Is no
political friend nor whltewashing com
mittee ; but an eminent divine intent
only on truth. The guilty llbellers of
an honest man should hang their heads
with shame. Well could Gov. Cleye-
land telegraph 10 his friends "Tell the
truth" The political pimps who have
been reviling him politicians who have
made assignatiOn houses of their offices
candidates who are themselves covered
all over with running sores newspaper
editors whose skirts are dealed, and
preachers not above suspicion who have
been whispering these things behind the
door, will probably shrink from the issue
which they have raised. But let them
be held TO 1t. Nail every liar to the
door by his ears Let them show sucL
certificates of character from those who
know them, as Cleveland has Not one
of the yelping pack can do 1t.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-13
the sin Of broken vows to that Of incon.



TIE New York Times thinks that
Gen. Uazen should be relieved from his
place at the head of the signal bureau
aud everyone shares this opinion but
those who have the power to make 1t
effective. Gen. lIazsn is an illustriOus
example of a false pretense. He has
never been of any account for good In
any place he has filed, and has obtained
places of prominence and trust solely by
family influence and personal brass. lie
is responsible for the sad results Of the
Greely expeditions Three relief expeli.
tions were sent out and if the first or the
second one had left sufficient provisions
behind them where G. reely had asked that
they should be left there would have been
no starvation among his followers.
His directions were disregarded by lIazen
in the orders to the first and second relie'
parties, and the third enc found some OF
the party already dead with starvation
II only needed that provisions should
have been left where Greely could reacl
them by travelling south along the shore
to have made his party safe and ye'
this simple thing was not done, although
ships in 1sS2 and in 1883, loaded will
provisions, were at the places where
they should have been unlOaded,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-13

BLACK Doc was elected chief of the
Usage Indian nation few days ago by a
majority OF 80.
Prince BIsMARCE's 3 principal aiImeut is
neuralgia. Still, Lo oliugs TO como dccayed
and worthless tusks.
COUNT VOS MUNSTER, German am
bassador to England, will soon publish an
elaborate manual on cookery.
MIR. ID. l.. MOODY, tho evangelist, has
been engaged by the Young Mems Chris
tian association to preach a, 81. Louis this
fall.
"OUIDA " rises at ) O'Clock in the
morn ng to do her writing. Ii she
slept onger, she would write less silly
twaddle
QUEEN VICTORIA has plenty Of money
TO give away. Prince Albert eft at least
81, 900, 900. A mser named Neald
bequcathed to her majesty 81 500, 900, aud
all her life she has been saving tho greater
part of her annual income.
JUDGE TOURGEE considers the frequent
cause OF business collapse to be: "Tryir &
to carry to big "A load" AS to others, he
says "I don't know about a professional
mans failing, II he works, keeps sober,
and sleeps at homo. Lawyers, ministers
and doctors live on the sins OF tho people,
and, Of course, grow fat under reasonable
exertion, unless tho competition is too
great. 1t requires real genius to fail in
either of these walks of lite.'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-13
Lower End Notes.

From tho OXioId Press.
Swift Bros. OF Fulton House. erected a
large addition to their barn ono day last
week.
A number of crack shooters from
Lancaster arc killing tho ground hogs on
farms in the lower end townships.
Joseph Clark Of Fulton township, had
the middle finger of his right hand
smashed, at Oxford, while attempting to
couple oars on tho L. B railroad few
days ago
Prof. A. IL. Tomlinson, formerly priu-
oipal of tho Oxford Friends select school,
has been elected president of the Friends
college, Long Island. Mr.. I. will take
charge of the school on the 3D. OF Sep
tember
Johnnie, a sever-year-old son Of ,Iohu
Luagren, near Lewisyille, was walking
CLOSE to horse in the yard recently when
the animal kicked the boy on the face aud
forehead. The wound was serious one
and the lad is yet in q doubtful condition
as to recovery.