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h'Hrj =" oct ov'e ~ S'ihSS' 40
hit
''f lat, l"ola -, VIVA! ;
i a.i"ys goes mp L" ita4aoi.n te' my
Christmas 81. ha"" IS h'eser Carter
does lock, @''e IS SCI meat un"ef de
tetraptn shell ii@ ue''aT Is nara Il 4iS
20 niyser- He alitAa draw q fail ban
"ot "V his br;teA"s pocket, Ell wen he
open Ia, hand "a p3t ioiHs round EeIo
knows Sngaptia gw;nter dra2 "Ifds@
gees Gar Christmas eH" night. 10 :"
back home honey, en don't y" open 20
mout, bat wen night comes along ell all
yo f-Iks is busy round Dc CarisJnus
tree, y" jes come cut en- 80 pyeh, On
luk ~ val be dar.
Il was Christmas al TTcr:l2la:. d..
Garter sat Ia his handsome library f-a'i-
iag On the other side OF the SADIE IN
winch hs book rested sat MIS-. Garter,
her Slender worn hands lying idly eli her
lap.
her Christmas dinner?'
YES. attended 90 ali ths usual
| Christina, dnt,as. seas our pastor half
! dozen barrels of tloar. With SIX chill
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tended to.
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AYERS
Cherry PICTORIAL

No other conn :aiats are 50 iEsijiaus IN their
attack as those affecting the throat and lungs:
none tritcd with l,g the li.a GRITTY Of suffer-
ers. The ordinary cough o. cod. resulting
perhaps from tritI.g or rnco' S.yus *
posIrc, is often but the /, s.lH.i! : Of fatal
sickness. AYERS CnErrE IA ..rE.L las
wch proven its eff ca"y III: a forty Years fight
with throat and ing 4 >u..sys. ;.,.,. sl.ou.d 10
taLcu il al eases without delay.
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Hard times, low wages, sar.ahage
ofYa!ues are ali having their eject On
prices. The Clothing maG.9t faais
the effect so much as 10 reduce price
10 almost a give away point.
How is your line to buy s2os first
class Clothing, such as our stock IS
composed Of. a the io@as. 1~ucaS
known to Is for years past.
HosFrH- Estimates ,".n5-:.o.. So s,ia3~
i"r t:,ercn..i- 90: t'.:- l:.su:.v..,tlu.s.
a r. Y 4 rIl#,@ ?, ~..rg
= q. ~ = =
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Tor fifteen Years !
va greatly annoyed
by Eatarrii. II rau>-
eli severe pain in my
head. continual drop
ping into INV throat
y Uuplea>au, h:cafh.
Ny sclS"ci SmeEHaS
much impaired. BY
Il thorough USE ot TX
months of Ely
Cream Balm | nave
entirely overcome
these un"blcS. ]. Is.
Case. St.DeniS Hotel
New y ork city.
| suffered severe
pain from Catalrh or
years: ! lost sense Ui
smell. t!ys Cream
Balm has worked i
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Il was Christmas at Tlcnao}a.. d.
Carer sat Ia his handsome lltr+r: raj
iag. On the Other side CT the saots On
winch hi~ boot; rested sat MIS-. Garter,
her Slender WON hands lying idly eli her
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-03
IsY WIRE.


The Afternoon Telegraphic Nows In Brief
The Borden milk condensing establish.
ment, Montgomery, N. Y, having suf-
fered from its milk supplies, had them
chemically examined and found that the
milk furnished it in several of tho cans
had been diluted with from five to six
quarts of water, to which q mixture of
borax and saltpctre had been added to
conceal the adulteration. IL is said that
tho guilty parties will be prosecuted.
A fire in Scottdalo, Somerset county,
Pa, last night destroyed Samuel Zearley's 8
planning mill, DIR. CliffoIds Jesidense
the Broadway hotel, Kieffer's flour mills
and Samuel Eickers house, shop and
stable. Loss, s22, 600 partially insured.
The Reading railroad company has mott.
fed all of its employees in New Jersey
holding public Office, including two mem
bers of the incoming Legislature, of even
school trustees, to resign their civil Cfice
or quit its service.
The Troy Times compositors quit work,
without warning, this morning, because
, the proprietors would not put the Office
under the control of union rules.
, Sodickli, near Brousser, Asia Minor, wal
damaged yesterday by a sharp shock o.
earthquake no lives lost.
James McCaffrey, aged ~, drunk last
night, fell from railroad bridge over the
feeder of the Delaware and Raritau canal,
at Trenton, and was found to-day frozen
to death, his body surrounded with ice.
The locomotive works Of Porter Il Bell,
at Pittsburg, resumed work to day at o
reduction of 10 per cent. Fifty hands
laid off.
Hutnam e. Co., lumbermen, operating
in Clearfield and adjoining counties, will
a capital of 90, 600, 900, have failed, but b.
a compromise with its creditors have beef
granted an extension of four years.
In Pittsburg L. ii. Hanker's cOnfec
tionery establishment was closed by th
sheriff to day on suit OF Hill & Bros, Q
New. York.
Gen. Grant saw callers to day and wi
use his crutoh this afternoon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-03

ntcnts--ntout Q pounds Frice sl each. fhe
company have adc ptUd this method to advef'
tisc their goods, but after February ist THESE
choice reasnnd CoileCs viii lie sold whony on
their merits by their agent, at tho same price,
same quality and same quantity, but without
any other article In tho cans besidos the Ich
end Coffee the Tea aud Coffee being ~ ihi
retail value worth moro than the price nsh'"
without any regard to tho other Nlioles.
This company has already established SOW
ernl agencies who have u very largo and rap
idIy sroyinp trade, ~ the superior quality oi
their goods ccomcs known. orders NY me'i'
accompanied by cash OF pos,omco otucr are
selected dbydiaintcrcstoh parties ami forward
ed to All p,r,s ct the United states. Address.
Globe Tcn aud Coifoe Packers, 100 and lSl
North Queen street, Lancaster. Pa. Prices,
o. Ter Cans Cans tor ", ~ Cans tor $40, 20
Cans Tor 90, ,Gt Cans Tor go.
Tbis rnpor will publish from day 10 day n
partial list OF the parties who fnd the valuable
articles.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-03
THE EXeCUrIONs.
Particulars OF MARITIME Haugin

Particulars of Martin's Hanging.
The execution of Robert Martin and Jas.
B. Graves took place quietly this morn
ing in the Essex county Jail. The pris
oners slept well during the night, and this
morning Graves ate hearty breakfast.
Martin received communion and refused
stimulants. lie bade his family farewell
and welcomed the execution hour, being
much distressed by the weight of suspense.
At 1913 the sheriff appeared and read tho
death warrant to Martin, bis arms were
pinioned with strap, and he was con.
Quoted To the gallows attended by Revs.
Ii. Goodwin and A. l.. Wood, who said
the prayers of the Episcopal church. At
1927 Deputy Sheriff Davis drew the
black cap over Martins face and
gave the signal. The sheriff. who
was behind the screen, touched the
spring, and Martins body shot up to the
cross beam and fell back five feet with q
thud aud spun around. His left hand was
raised to the moose aud then dropped. The
convulsive movements lasted almost five
minutes, and at 10:40 the physicians pro-
nounced him dead from strangulation, no
having died without apparent suffering.
The body was delivered to his friends for
burial.
The Death OF Graves.
The sheriff aud his deputies immed-
ately went for Graves, who was in IL g
hospital room, where tho death warrant
was read, and he was brought TO the gal
lows. He sobbed and moaned pteously
No religious ceremony took place. He wal
pinioHed and at four minutes past Il
o'clock the trap was sprung. Tho body
| flew up to the cross beam and he struggled
hard for an instant. His pulse ceased tc
beat in five minutes, then revived and bea
irregularly for six minutes, when i
stopped aud iluttered again for a moment
and at lS minutes past II ceased, a
which time he was pronounced dead.
Martins Addresses.
Martin gave his counsel short addresses
to the public, expressing deep sorrow TO
the shedding Of innocent blood, and attri
buting the crime to the influence o
disease, medicine aud liquor, which hat
an unusual effect on him, setting fort
that no bore no malice and hoping h
should die in peace with God. Tho addres
closed with extracts fIom tho Epscopa
litaDy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-03

Mex o. The Woods. THE readers oi the
isrELLidENCgR, who were told last evening In
the nmusomcnt notice ot Proctor's To not
" fail to miss this pcrf1rmance,' doubtless
understood that tho types said tho wrong
thing We meant to say no one should inil To
see this splendid actor In his great part lie
has been A. long before tho public ~ stsr'
ling actor that his name ali ould alone 10 sum
cicnt 10 draw crowded house, and In this
play he has part we'll httcd to his talents,
and one that IL sinRnlarly attractive and
thrilling. lie appears saturday evening, sup.
ported bv n fine company, the same with
which he has been playing In Boston.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-03

LegiOns oi people have had their lives made
miserable by Piles. This painful diniculty Ia
often induced and always aggravated 10y con.
stipatlon. kiduey.W ort Is the great remedy
for all affections OF this kind II acts as "A
gentle Cathartic, promotes Il healthy action OF
tho bowels, and sOOthcs and heals the In famci
surfaces. II has cured hundreds OF cases
whore ali other remedies and applications
have failed. Sold by all druggists.
1pFitted out for the Season. Dresses,
Cloaks. coats, stockings and all garments can
bs COlOTCd sucCcsstully with The Diamond
Dyes. Fashionable COlors, Only lOc at drug
Etsts. Wells, Richardson n CO., Burlington
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sa--=-a-sassas.assaHaasaa
MAhh ELS.
PnlIadslpn,n aaraot.

PHnADKLrHrA, january o,--Fiour quiet and
steady.
Rye Flour at $3 Is. .-.
Wheat firm ana quiet No. western Rod
Sl OF; No. do, sl 90 No. PA. Red, sll2
Com firm sail yellow and sail mixed, bg1
l5916oj No. 3 mixed, bS1lqb6c No, yellow
56G5Bho,
Oats firm and I'm good demand No.
White tgc No, White,4ic No, DO 4oe
No. 2 Mixed, S9G394c.
Rye scarce at Csc.
Seeds Clover quiet at lplOc Timothy aul
at OIL tOtpl 90 flaxseed nermer al VI oOUl oo'
Provisions tirm and quiet
Lard nrm.
Butter quiet and steady.
Eggs steady,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-03
nrown'. rous.noiu rsnacsa.

Ia tho most effective Pain Destroyer In the
world. VIII most surely quicken the blood
whether taken informally or applied cKter.
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain aloviItor, AMI ~ II warranted dou-
bic the strength than any other oimiar propa.
ration.
II cures pain IN tho Side, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, RheumRtism, TOOthnche, and
ALL ACHES, and Il The uTeat RoIievcr oi
TaiB. BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA"
should be I'm every family. a toaspoOniul OF
the Panacca In q tunblor OF hot water Iswcct.
ened, n preierrcdl taken at bedtime, will
BREAK UP COLD. - cents bottle.
navl-T.Th.FSw
recommend n,,uy CamClia's secret OF
Youth and Beauty Tor the complc Nion, IA be
ing Tar superior 10 any article | ever used. II
positively removes Frockles, auI will remove
Tan In one application. Pficc soc.
For sale at all druggists.
MRS. J. REsNE SMITH,
ie2J-GmdM&. Newark. n. }.
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7 D.. CALDWELL n 90.
Porcelains and t'aience.

In addition to many novelties
from the RoyalWorccster, Min
tons and Copeland works, we
would especially note some won.
dcriully decorated Faiencc from
the celebrated Hungarian fab
riquc at Budapest, bearing the
famous mark of the Five
Churches they are without
doubt the most elaborate pieces
ever produced, having received
the first prize at the late Am
stcrdam Exposition.
Beautiful articles suitable for
wedding gifts, in Vases, Centre
Pieces, Cabinet Specimens, Fine
Plates and Cups, are here in
endless variety.
We should be glad to sec
visitors at any time, assuring
them a very cordial reception
Mail orders for the selection
Of gifts, will as usual, have ouj
most careful attention.
!. Z. CALDWELL & Co.,
oo2 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-03
The Cronoh Murder.

DETROIT, Mich. Jan. 3.-The interest in
the murder of tho Crouch family, which
took place near Jackson some time ago,
was revived yesterday, when Mrs. Dan
Halcomb, daughter of the murdered man,
was found dead in bed, having probably
committed suicide. She looked herself
into her room after dinner and undressed
and went to bed. IL is believed she took
laudanum, as an empty bottle, which had
contained that drug, was found in the
room, Her husband was absent at the
time.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-03

Richard 7. Robinson Ia IA druggist living in
Racine, Wis. Here Is what he says "htilict
eel with laryngilis ! Was unable to artiCulatC "A
word distinctly for fully two months. A lib
eral application of Thomas hciectrfo Oh com
pletCly cured me. Am pleased To rt commend
It," For sale by II. u, Cochran, druggist, l37
and l39 North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-03

OF dollars have been spent In Advertising tho
celebrated BUTdOck Blood Filters. but this
tact accounts only In part tor their enormous
sale. Their merit has made them what they
are-the best blood medicine ever devised by
man. For sale by II, B. Cochran, druggist,
l37 and l39 North Queen street.
For Lame BacK, side or Cnest usU SlIi
LOUS POROUS PLASTER. Price, - cent
Sold by II. Is. Cochran, 1877 and IS9 North Queen
treet, Lancaster. tGbliood6
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-03

am well ard happy again." says our fair
correspondent, Miss jennie T.. warren, 40 W.
Van Burcn ST., H., your Samaritan NerUinc
cured INC Of spasms." itlwdcodSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-03
Cheeee Arm.
Petroleum nrm.
whisky at q 70.
Hau Yarh $780,.

with moderate trade. '"S'
Wheat %spsic higher, with fairly active paa.
iness In options; No. . Rcd, Jan, Sl io,"se
y iSssgl "a Aprn. 81 is,lai 1914 |, May,
Corn HaiXc higher only moderately &c
iuture, 65ISss6sl4c.
D, Oats triile better; No. Q Jan. t0ISc; May,
iJHc state, ioGi5c; Western, 39j<s1itc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-03
spEUIdI NOTICES.

That weak back or pain IN the side or hips
you win nnd Immediately relieved when a
nor Plaster Is applied. II strengthens the
muscles, RivinRthc ability To do hard work
without suffering. Take none but thls, ;tis
sUr"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-03

CoLpEN's Liquid Boot Tonic Il admirably
adapted Tor females IN delicate health. Cot
dsns no other. or druggists.
I.lydVOISw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-03
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.--For the Middle
Atlantic states, slightly colder, fair
weather, westerly winds, rising barome-
ter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-03
Letter from "a Wen known New YORK Auc
tiUnUsr.

llG 4 lis EAST llTH STREET,
NEW YORK, May -, lSs3.
have been troubled with an Irritation OF
the Throat ami Cough Tor some time. am
also martyr 10 Dyspepsia. By the advice OF
u very !, Raned physician applied two ALL
COCK PoRoUs PLAsTERs to my chest, and one on
tho pit OF my stomach. In three days my
Cough was cured aud my Throat was well.
have now worn the flHstors two weeks, and
my appetite aud digestion have much im.
proved. | am confident that in another wcck
my Dyspepsia will he entirely removed.
have never used 50 pleasant aud agreeable II
remedy I'm my lite.
utna MATnLWl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-03

Camelia Uentone ior tue trotn ~ voty ira
grant and removes Tartar and Scuri, hardons
he gums. stops decay and perfumes the
breath. Pr'co, ~ cents. For sale mt all drug
ptsta icgT-rmdW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-03
t-mreh of snasna

Small I'oN driven irom "A community by
Darbys Prophylntic Flnid See advertise
mani.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-03

GuAUp against any lung or throat disease
Use lialo's Honey OF HOrchound aud Tar,
Pikes 4, olhache Drons cure In one minu,c
il.lMheOhMM
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-03
MIRRTIG ES.

ERR-wIssLER January 3, lssi by Rev.
!. Y. Mitchell, ID. d., MIR Clayton Erb, OF NJ
Nebo, To Miss Hottie Wisslor, OF Liberty
squaie, Lancaster county, Pa. ltH
ERB-M -MoGUlGoN, January ., 1884, by Rev.
James Y. Mitchell, y. d., Mr., Emanuel w.
Erb, OF lit. NoDo, TO Miss Lillio Is. MCGuigon,
OF Mt Nebo. Lancaster county, PA. lts
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-03
TuOs. MATHEWS

"AlCoCk J." II tho only genuine Porous
Plaster all other sO-Cgled Porous rlasten
are limitations.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-10
A RevoIutionary Psper.

If the New York Herald was pub
lished in any other country than the
United States it would not be published
one day longer, and the proprietor
would be Immediately incarceratel in a
prison.
Because Messrs. Evarts and Bliss,
Republican lawyers, have offered their
professional services to the Republican
party, in an effort to secure an honest
count of the vote of New York, this
bold, bad, revolutionary paper goes on
in this style
We have plain and very serious words
to say to Messrs. Evarth and Bliss
about this plot -
Gentlemen, you will push this
country parilously near to the verge Of
Q revolution If you persist In your
chicanery and find unscrupulous super
visors and facile judges to do your
bidding. Your party was fairly beat
en- in the election. The majority did
not submit to be howled out OF it's vic
tory last week and will not submit to
be juRgled cut of it this week. 1t has
no more respect for your lawyers tricks
than it has for q mob's bludgeons. The
Presidential cheat of 1876 shall not be
repeated with success, nor attempted
with impunity. You may tatter your
selves that Jour lawyers gowns are
strong enough armor to protect you.
But beware, for your own sake, least
you be M istaken. If you are as wise
rs your recent associate, Jay Gould,
you will follow his example OF surren.
DER"
In speaking Of Mr.. Blaine this bla.
taDt rebel sheet says:
We believe that tnis bold, bad man,
convicted lobbyist, convicted corrup
ZIONIST. convicted ally of star route and
navy thieves, convicted falsifier, con
victed ignoramus in a true statesman
ship, convicted trIckster and politica
amblsr, will fail In this last attempt
at fraud and revolution. He cannot
grab the Presidency because the people
are looking at him."
Daily Republican., 1884-11-10
Fatal l,aauallieR.

During the firing of a Democratic
salute in Richmond, Virginia, on Sat.
urday, the cannon burst, injuring
about twelve persons, eight Of them
boys. A colored man was 80 badly
injured that he is not expected to re-
cover.
During a Democratic parade at New
burg, New York, on Friday evening, q
horse became frightened by locomo-
tive and jumped wildly into the midst
of band which headed the line. Five
persons were injured, two dangerously.
VIM. Peters engaged in heated po.
litical argument while eating dinner in
q hotel at Toledo, Ohio, on Saturday,
and WAS choked to death by piece OF
meat sticking In his throat.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-10
Deafrucilyo Ffres.

A fire In Palatks, Florida, OH FRI
day night, destroyed every business
building In the place. except two gro
ceries, causing loss estimated at $3.50,
600, on which the insurance is $3.50, 600.
Among the buildings destroyed were
the Hotel Palatka, Griffin's brick block,
the Larkin House, the Putnam House
and the Presbyterian Church. InceD.
diarism Is suspected.
The business portion of Napolenville,
Louisiana, was destroyed by fire on
Friday night. The loss is estimated at
5000, 900 insurance, $50, 900. A pro.
minent lawyer, named j. B. Whiting
ton, was burned to death.
A fire in Paine & Co.'S lumber yard,
at Northern Pacific Junction, Mime
sofa, on Saturday, destroyed 5000, 00C
feet OF lumber. Loss, $4,000
The planning mill of William West
and two dwellings, in Kansas City,
Missouri, were burned on Friday night.
Loss, S32, 900.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-10
The Weccacoe Fair.

The fair now being conducted by the
mem bers of the Weccacoe Fire Engine
Company assisted by their lady friends,
at Institute Hall, was attended by a
large crowd on Saturday night Among
the latest attractions is a Punch and
Judy show, which was enjoyed by all
present.
The exhibition will be continued un-
til the close of the fair. The DUPONT
Post Fife and Drum Corps was present
on Saturday night and rendered some
choice airs. The fair will close on
Tuesday evening, when the result of the
voting contests will be announced. The
chancing of of articles began on Thurs
day evening, and will continue unril
the close. As the fair 10 for the benefit
of the company to enable them to build
. new engine house, the closing nights
should be well attended. Among the
lucky ones thus far were E. Gormley,
George Brooks, 7. Mention, Mabel Leach,
Mrs. Sweeney, Kate McGoveru, Mrs.
Harry Witsel, and others.