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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-07

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Allison. Lizzie
ABBOTT, Eva
Bledsoe. Mrs u @
ribt,s. lcila
Bennett. Minnie
Cooper, N =
CiafK, Sall1e
cannon. Alice
Iobbin-, Minnie
Denny, Mr. John
Dawes, Mrs Alre
Fullbrieht. Mrs
Gtinoctt, Gcrti-
Granger. Mrs r. l.
Garrett. feaIi
Huber. Christian
Holland. Mrs ID A
Happy, Minnie
henderson, Henrietta
tiarrie, HeaTietiA
Jouts. n l. Hrs
Johu,on, Mamie
Johnson, Eliza
johnson. Ia in Mrs.
Reef. Matte
keene. Iohn Mrs
Levy, hortence
Lovingston. Martha
lacy, Lola "
Nyrr-. \ A
Mitchell, Lizzie
Melee, Settie
McCutchlng, Matte
Nct onneil. cAllne
orr. Noble ~
Orr, Line :
Rice Jennie
Roach, {
khin. hart, TabithN I.
Reader, g r. Mrs ~
slrNen. r NJ Mrs
smith, Com u
scott, Missouri e
1riniblc, LueilA
NeAner. Rachel
WulH.r a AZ
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Manager. Wichita Fam. Ts.s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-07

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Allison, f-lttia
hutk. Francy
Fslsir, Mamie
Benz amin, Erha
Gresswell, Mrs &c
Cole, kti e
CarJ, Mrs II !.
prcwy, Maud
l,ep ere. i.uia
lbavls. Safa1 q "
Evans, Alice
Freeman, Lille r
Gfay, Hattie
Gibson. Asry
Grimm, X -tic y
Holt, Mary
ll0flmHn. Miss T.
Halle. Caroline
Hofner, Annie
HAL, Mnlite
Jones. ManerSy f2)
job nsoD, Margaret
johnson, Emma
Nutch. 10 81 Mrs
X canhn, WIN Mrs
Line, Maggie e
Iebcsu, letiie
lRcrecy, q W
NAthes. Sarah
Nilrdge, sophie
McG Ocllil, stella
McCurtney. II lat.
Mccall. LAME
Neelry, Alice
o Neal. sarah
Perry, y |. Miss
Russo d, frankie
Rix. VIM
Kenfro, Mamie
81. Clair, Grace
smith, kastel
smith, Sallle
flanders, EtlEabAth
whitney, Lizzie
Warren, lin.
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howmen, geo Noodan Frebino. ID Pancho
Scgoziante, iona laorSIs. Ia
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-10
NEI8HIiORHUOD NEWS.

Events Near and Across tho County Lines.
The Keystone Dino Museum company
has stranded in Reading.
Charles H. Engle, indicted for the mur
der OF his wife, arrested for bigamy, nc.
cused OF outrag o and nearly everything else
Oh the libidnous calendar, has been taken
to the NOrristown Insane asylum.
II. G.. CravCn's black golding, Scothud,
defeated John s. Prince, tho woll known
bicyclist, IN ten milo race at tho Gentle
mems driving park, Philadelphia on
Monday.
Henry Cramoud, ono OF the oldest
members of the Philadelphia bar, died a
short time ago. 1t was thought that his
estate would scarcely provo solvent. The
probating of his will, however, shows that
he was worth some 5l00, 900 in personal
and real estate.
John Augustua, young cOlOred man, OF
Green Tree, Chester county, after quar-
rel with his father, hanged himself in the
woods and his body was not found until
the buzzards had been icIsting on it,,
Elmer Egbert, aged 10, Of NoIristown,
while bathing in tho Schuylkill, was
seized v it'll cramp and could not be assist
ed by his father and several companiorf
who saw him raise his arms and with an
agonizing look sink to his dsath. Ills
mother, learning of his sad fate, died
from tho shock that night.
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1.-Two stock m Arkst,

CHICAGO o.-lIogs-Receipts, 1900 head mar
ket brisk ana lOGl5c higher; rough packing,
g. lO05 20 packing and shipping, % 50i95 rs
light 20 lOa0 %; skips, % 75[pi IS.
Receipts, $500 head shipments, 200
h all market slow and dull ; grass cattle iO0
ljc lower; export grades 81 5Ol6 81; good
10 choico shipping, 81 OJa6 80 common 70
medium, 20 1905 90, grass-ted Texans, 81 25
GRlj5
shoop Receipts, 400. head ; shipments, 90 !;
market dull and weak inferior 10 fair, o. 81
"a medium To good, sirSi %; choice to
extra, 81 25n50O.
EAST LIBERrY.-Cattle duli but strong /;
receipts, 935 head shipments, l52O.
Hogs In fair demand Philadelphias, s. 400
500; Workers, 3g5 Is receipts 1000 head;
shipments, 800 head.
sheep slow 20 higher than last weeks
closing nguroS receipts, 400 head; ship
monts, 1909 head.
New observation-disclosures pts yesterday and
to-day, $500 head total tor the week, TO
head market weak am about 20c fl 100 bs
live weight lower than on Friday last. a Car
load OF Texas steers sold at IS W leo ms live
weight; other sales OF steers were at s. 90lo
7 80. aud tho general business was at 50 on
! % exporters used so carloads.
Sheep" eceipts, 10 900 head total for the
week, l3,2O0 irmer Tor sheep. easier tor
Lambs extremes, 81 75as6 W 10 bs for sheep,
and S7GS Is for Lambs.
uogs- Receipts, 700 head, 32,2l0 head for tre
week; nominaily steady tor i've Hogs at $50
90 VI 100 bs. few choice heavy state hogs
sold at s. rs.
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A GREAT RAINFALL.
IrrlnciicIn nraln swept hY rInnd.


SPRINGFIELD, Juno l0.--At 3 o'clock
this morning the church bellS pealed out
another alarm to the inhabitants, the OK
perience Of yesterdays freshet seeming in
fair way TO DO repeated. From 10 q. IN.
the rain fell in torrents aud the
brook soon resumed its dangerous pro.
portions. Tho scenes Of yesterday
were then re-enacted. Tho water ran
through the hotel and other structures
foot deep, depositing large quantities of
mud. The pathway of tho water had
however, been pretty efieotually cleared
aud the damage to property could
not be repeated. Main street, as
seen this morning, presents an extreme
ly dilapidated appearance. The streets
IN somo places is washed out 10 and 20
feet dcop. All the other streets are also
badly damaged, many tons OF mud arc
deposited on the ron bridgs over the falls
and the structure is thought TO
be in danger of collapse. 1t is
impossible 10 come in or go out Of
the village with team. The
estimated LOSSES are $4,000 to business
interests, and many thousands to tho town.
Rain is still falling.
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n,suIrn rnum nnATn

'h0 following statement OF william J. Cough
"a, Of SUmorViie, Mass, IL so remarkable that
We hCg tONsk tor II the attention OF our road
cr8. lic says "ln tho tGll OF 1875 was taken
wlli Il violent bleeding Ot the lungS, followed
by Il severe cough. | soon began 20 lose my
appetite ana fiOsh. was so weak at one timo
that cOuld not leave my bed. In the sum.
NOR Oi lS17 was admitted to tho City Hospital.
While thDTc tho doctors said | had a hole in
Wy lett lung ~ big az half-dcllar. l eXpond.
ui over hundred dollars in doctors ana mod
tones. Twas so far gone NJ ono time Il report
Tt at around That was dead. gave up hOpo
bat II friend told mo OF DIR. WIN. HALLS
HAISAM FOR THE LUNGS. | laughe at
my friends, thinking my case incurablc, but
got tito to satisfy them, whom 10 my sur
prise Il qualification, | commenced To feel
better My hope, once dead, began TO revive,
and TO lay fGol in better spirits than have
the past three years.
81 write this hoping you win publish II, so
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
VIII 10 induced 10 take DIR. WIN. HALLS
BALSAM FOETHE LUNGS and be convinced
lHat CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. l
have taken two bottles and can positively say
hat 1t ms done me more good than all the
other medicines have taken since my sick.
moss. Ny cough has almost entirely disap.
puaTed ana shall soon be able To go 10 work. ;.
'H'd nv II y. CnChrin. l37 North Queen street
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A BIG ROW.

n Womsn's stout Resistance To UnicerA
Last evening Officers Ritchie aud Win.
over wGat to tho house of Lena Diclel on
Mary street, for the purpose of arresting
her on a charge of disOrderly conduct. AS
SOON as they were in tho house Lena, who
had been drinking, picked up lamp and
threw II at Officer Winower, striking him
on the head and cutting an ugly CASH OH
Ger Ritchie caught hold of the woman,
whereupOn her sister, Lizzie, brother
john and Henry Ubertus, her husband who
wero in the house, came to her assistance
and began pounding tho officer. WinOwer
managed TO get Cbertus out Of tho house
aud took him to the station house. TT
Others kept fighting Ritchio, ana Lena
struck him in the face, cutting a terrible
cash on the nose. Officer IIeise heard of tho
tight and he went To their assistance,
and the two took the whole party to tho
station house Lena had to DO taken in
her night clothes. Walls Walking along
Orange street she drew long butcher
knife, which she had concealed about her
aud made number of attempts to out the
officer 1t was only with tho greatest
difficulty that the weapon could DO taken
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The best SAlyc In the world tor cuts, bruises
surCa, ulcoTH, salt rheum, letter, Chapped
hands, chilblains, COrna and all kinds OF skin
cruptions, frecklcs and pimplos. The salye IL
guaranteed 10 giyo perfect satisfaction In
every case or money refunded. 30 suro you
got liRERY's CARROLIO SALyE, as all others aru
but limitations and COunterteits. Prico %
cents. sold In Lancaster at CoChran'B Drug
stnTu, 1877 North Queen street mys-4
Or the many remedies before the public for
Nervous Debility and weakness OF Nerve q ON,
eratlye system, there is mono equal to Allon'4
Brain Food which promptly and permanent,
ly restores all lost vlgOri IL never falls. q
pkg, q tor S1. Al druggists, or by mail from
J. II. Allen, $40 First Avenue, New York City
i9.lwdM, ,W&F&w
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OtgaUII alton OF tho hoard election OF
trEchtrs
The board of dircCtor6 Ot tho Mount Joy
borough school d5.rCt mcs Monday
evening in tho school building in that
borough and organized for the year by the
election OF tho following Oliicor8
Prosdent--B. NJ. Groidor.
SeCrctary--A. B. Root
TreaEuTCr--john II Xcllers
President Grcd,r anuOurCeh tho ap.
pointmcnt Of tho following committees
On Supplcs--A l. Cling and Henry ).
CARRIER.
On RepaiiB-A Il. Root aud John II.
Iellers.
Jacob Shelly WAS elected iauitor at \
salary Of 5000 per annum.
The following named teachers were
elected Tor tho ensuing rchoOl ycar
>. NJ. Nu,2y principal Of high school,
salary $40 per month.
G. A. Bowman, assistant principal, sal
ary $i5 per month.
II G. NcCaulny, tgachc. in secondary
school, salary s45
Miss Belle Leader teacher Of fouyth
primary. salary $33
Miss Carrie Drlckoumiler, teacher IN
third primary, salary $33
Miss Louisa Kuhn, teacher in socoud
ary primary, Halary ~
Miss Auuc II iigr, tcanh3r IN first pri'
mary salary :2S.
Tho Mount Joy public school building
cost $685. 900. There ID debt upon 10 OF
$l3, 800, secured by 4 per cent bonds, the
Interest on which is paid semi annually.
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PhIladeiph,s uattie Marker

MONDAY. June 9.--The arrivals OF live
For n the 1 a secys soSx yaTs 10 S Tere %
hogs. PREVIOUS weok-2,6OO beevcs, ll,0op
sheep, 5000 hogs.
and with fun receipts prices declined hc;
but few sales were made for more than Ike,
and these were exceedingly fine.
Wequoto as follows:
Extra, 7A@7Ic Good. 0}l97c Medium, Gl@
aSSSc Common. 5h0eo.
3H05c, few extra selling at 51fc.
Mich cows we're dull at s30li70.
Veal calves were duh and lower at 5ls6DSlSc
prices declined fully hc on all grades, No
extra STOCK arrived. and consequently quota
lions are omitted: but II here, 5AGGc could b3
We quote as follows:
Good, 5G5Hc; Medium. ii1is4c; Common,
2I@2i4c Spring Lambs, 5d9lc'
,a HOGS % were In poor request; we quote West
SALES or BKEvss AT WEST PHILADELPHIA YARDS.
- Among the sales at the Vest Philadelphia
Rodger Maynes, 75 Western and Pa, G0rsc.
Daniel Murphy, 100 Western and Lancaster
county, 6H37Mc
JOhn Mchrdlc, 200 Lancaster county, 6Lfp71kc.
y. $. Mctillin, 60 Lancaster county, 6iIG7Gc.
y. +. McFillen, 90 Lancaster CO.. Gk37kc.
iiipple \ Bro iS6 Penn'a cows, e, W. sEp5c.
J.. L. Latta, ~ Chester CO., 6tSll5c.
q. schamoerg Co.. l7G Western and Pa +;
sehamburg 4 p1Gnl, ,l7 ponn,a, 5xa7o.
u. Chain, Jr,, q Western and Penn'a. Gd6Ec.
~ Gilman, 2Si Lancastcr county, 6ha7IIc.
| Bachman 3 Levi, l2S Western and Penn'a,
NJ. Levi, llO Penn.a, 574@7,Sc.
f. soheetzs 5a1Ic y Montgomery county, mixed,
James Clemson. 50 Pa. s97c.
n. u. Herbert, 20 Western, 6sz97c.
Dennis smyth, so Pa, GGp7c.
| L.. Horn. al Franklin co., GQ7c.
CITY, Dressed Beeyes were active and prices
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7lornsra notnersli mornersiIl

Are you disturbed at night ana broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with tho excTuciuting pain Of cutting teeth !
II 10, go AT once and get "A hottloni MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II VIII relieve
the poor little sufferer immei lately --,lcp pend
upon II thCrO Is no mistake about Il. There Is
not mother On earth who has over usoi II,
"ho VIII not toll you a. once that II VIII
rv.uiHtH tho bowels, ana give rest 10 the
mother, 8nd rclict ana health 10 tho child. op.
Grating iIku magic. IL Is perfectly safo "a use
n ri cases, ana pleasant tO tho taste, and ~
~. prescription Of ono OF tho Ol isst and boat
to.uaic physicians IN tho UuitCd states. Solh
everywhere. - cents II bottle
mRN3l-lydM. W saw
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An independent Woman.

LONDON, June 10.--General Gordon's
sister has refused to accept tho many
offers of money she has received for the
relief Of her brother. Sho says General
Gordon is a British officer, and that it
devolves upon the government to rescue
Il I'm,
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MISSIONARY MEETING.
Tho Pre.by,.rl.n women in Uoun,

Tho Presbyterian women In Council.
Tho second annual meeting of the Home
Missionary society of Westminster presby.
terry, was held in tho Union church, Cole
rain township, last Wednesday. Tho
church Ia in beautiful grove and the In.
terror looked very inviting to tho ladies,
being decorated with flowers. Ovor the
pulpit was an arch with tho words
Freely 20 have received, freely give"
which was most approciative for the day,
and work discussed. The meeting vas
opened by devotional exercises led by Miss
Dyer, secretary of tho state synodioal
committee. Tho exercises were reports
from tho different societies and conference
IN regard to tho work, paper by Miss
Manifold, of York, discussion on the
best way to interest young people In mis-
sion, an earnest address by Miss Dyer. A
lunch prepared by tho ladies' of Union
church, was enjoyed by ALL, At 1880 q
popular meeting was hold interesting
addresses being delivered by Drs. JefTers
aid Randal, OF Lincoln University. Mr.
Ely, Of Columbia, aud DR.. Niles, of York.
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rHiLApntrHrA, June i0--riour dun ana oasv
Superfne State, "a sol1s Extra smrsrSya
ION oo@s 20 Pa. family, " sons rs Oi,io AMI
gt y straight, u 1905 %, win ter naicn,s' ~
"sSsg Rys ,Snr % spring I, .s do 'sSooeso.
osn Wnest quiet No. Q Western Red. Il osee
va no. DO. 9ic No. Pa Red, I'll js'
III Norn uull, more Offering Steamer b,fR6oS<c,
m,sog ra, ggeihl1%ws hs%sac sac' do mixed, 0l0eic No.
Oats qufet and steady; No. 1 white. zoo
,ao;a, go; 90 90, @0Sg4c No. do, Ssxc rc,
JeG.eu, BG3so No. mixed, y6lsc.
hye scarce and nominal at 7Oc
Seeus- clover dull at sS3sLc rt,nosh~
nominal at u 90 Flaxseed frm NJ n fSsSi ~
PROVISIONS drm and in fair jobbing IA.
mand Mess PorH, els o0Dls So Bevf ffams
s29d30; India Mess beef, s2I. ''
Bacon-Smoked Shoulders, Tsznsc, aalt sr
I07Mci Smoked Hams, nx3iSc; picked
Lard irm city refined, at sas<, ioore
butchers, 7k6sc prime steam " AK
Butter firm; Improving tendency, Pa.
Creamery extra, and western do, G02ic ,
y. q. q N. Y. extras, l7nisc: do firsts, IA
Gl6c western extras, 1t015c; Western
good to choice, 1lGsl3c.
Eggs quiet and easy /; Penna. extras, I7ka
l0hc (; Western Extras, is3lskc.
cheese quiet and dropping; New
York full creams, ION@iOkc; Western do,
9hc Western fair To good, 767kc Penn'sl
part skins, 3S5c do fun, 1E12c.
Petroleum dull Refined, SC.
whisky dull at q IL.
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shot whiIe Resisting Arrcst,

WILMINGTON, Del June 10.-The do
falcation of j. X. Hall, cashier of tho
Citizens national bank, Of Middletown, is
announced. The amount of the defaloa
tion is not stated, but tho directors guaran
tee the depositors against loss, aud an
nounce that the defalcation will not
affect the solvency OF the bank. Hall has
resigned and transferred his real estate to
tho bank. He has been spoculating in
Reading marpips.
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gJEa TINS.

BRuNER.. -Juno o. 1854. in this city, Peter B
Bruncr, aged u years, months and & days
Tho relatives and friends of the family
a'so Inland CITY Lodge, No. -, Il. OF = and
the members ot the other Lodges are respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral, from
his late residence, No $50 North Queen street,
on Wednesday afternoon ~ O'Clock. 81
KuHNs.-ln this city, on tho grh inst, John.
son of Frederick ana sarah KUhns. ugcd q
months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully iuYited u attend the funeral,
from tho residence ot hts parents, rear oi
No. - DorwHrt street, on Wednesday az er.
noon at O'Clock. Intcrment at Zion ceme-
terry. IT.
BIsCHOFF In this city, on tho 9th inst. ..
Emma L., wife ot August BiSchOn in the 2Ith
yoaI OF her age
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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4 OWL sUIT.
Btou.bt Against Manager ycoWCr uy {
Former Imploye.


Former EmploJe.
This morning u rather interesting civil
suit to recover 800 was heard before Al
derman McCouomy. Prof Christ. Burger,
the musician, was the plaintiff aud b.
Gcckcr, of Fulton opera house, the de-
icndant. IL appears that last season Burger
made contract with Mr.. YeckCr to lead
his orchestra. Ahout Thanksgiving III"
former concluded to leave town and travel
with Buffalo Birs hail show. Burger "
liartmyCr pTCreD'Cd Piuaforo in
the opera house On Thanksgiving
night to a big business. Mr.. Gcckrg
secured the proceeds OF thG show, and
having learned that Burger intended lcav-
ing him he kept his share of the money,
which was about 800 TO recover that
amount the suit is brought. The defend
ant claims that ho suffered tho loss of
moro than that sum by Burger leaving aUd
taking several other membcrs Of tho or
chestra with him and that no broke his
contract by leaving before the season was
over. 1t is also claimed that Burge oScs
defendant other mouCys Tho ca-c will
be argued morrow. Tho hearing VA
had TO day because it was tho frs Lime
Prof. Burger has been in town since ho
left Mr.. Yecker's employ. Hc is nov a
member Of Buffalo Bills "Wild West''
band,
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OBITUARY,
Death OF Dr. W. l.. pnilIips,

DIR. W. l.. Phillips, who somo ycars ago
practiced medicine in this city, died
suddenly at his homo in Roxborough, Phil.
adelphia, on Friday, and was buried to-
day at Parkesburg, Chester county, whore
his parents reside. DR.. Philips was for
a tmo ono o, tho physicians ut tho Lam
caster county hospital. lie was also
formerly a member of Lamberton lodge
No. 47G, +. &c A. NJ, but last Decem Der
withdrew from it and connected himself
with lodge 1856, of Roxborough. DR..
Phillips was about 35 years old. He made
many friends while residing in Lancaster.
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Is tho mnHt effective Pain Destroyer IN the
world. wan most surely Iuickcn tho blood
whcth"r tai. Internally or applied eXter.
nGIy, TnN thereby morn certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, wEuthor chronic or acute, than any
other pnin alloviltor, nnd II is warranted Gou.
bI" 'H" ''ronEth OF any similar preparation.
II "ur"B pain IN the Side, BaCi; or Bowels,
S"rH lToat Gucrnat,3m, Toothachc, and
Att hCHlS, und Is Tho UroRt HeIisvor OF
vE'u " EtO" 3,'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" "
Hh0uid DO IN every family. y teaspoonful OF
-" fnuiccG IN IL ,uInOler OF hot water ls"oot.
"r" :, Fl pre"rrrdl. taken ut budUmu, VIII
EElsNk VI I CCLn. - ccuts bottle.
'3'-IydM W.S&w
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New York fpArkst.

NEW YORK, juno TO- Flour - State and
western dull without much change Super.
hne State, ~ SOGp3 Is Extra do, s3 4OSDS as !:
nnoico ico 90 sS7oG0 Fancy DO. % 1o9650, Round
Superfine Western, 81 s003 35; common ts,
good extra do, 81 iOl37b choice do, 't SO
G6 30; choice White Wheat do, % 2Sf0g 10;
as 25. wv ~
Wheat opened kepNc higher; afterwards
doing No. White, nominal No. 2 He'd,
July, 81 o2I9l CsS Aug: 81 oJ@l o5ss I;
Corn MpMc higher, but very quiet; Mixed
western spot AT 5s6s3c; do future, 62L e7G6c.
~ oats better No. June, 37Isc state, S91lsc
Western, 379liic.
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even II YOU have tried many remedies tor
; our Kidney disease or Liver complaint with.
out success II - no reason why you should
think your disorder inCurablG. The most In
trnCttnIe a. o. readily Yield TO the potent
virtues ot kidneY.Wort. 1t Il purely vege.
tDl" urpOund which acts on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels at tho same timo and thus
Clcanscs tho whole system. Don't watt but
get n nnCkhgN tO.lny and cure yourself.
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IIIne to StOp II,

Il's too bad, Sir or Madam, but don't get
frightened. Your hair IL falling Ofi-that's
certain. 4 glance in he mirror, or an invcs-
tiGatiUE committee OF fingers tell tine dismal
story. We won't discuss the possible cause.
II 80 enough that Plrkcr'5 Hair Balsam used
nov win prevent further destruction. IL
Aluh, SCs. The Bulsdm viii give back the
oTigi al Colur, sOitncss and gloss. Not n dye,
not Only, elegantly periumed. Il perfect dress :
ting. m3l-lydSScoww
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SpEUFiE NOTICES.


FraAi"r's Root BltterJ arc not n dram shop
bovCrnrc, but ars strictly medicinal In every
sense. They act strongly upon the Liver an Il
Kidney, keep the bowels oNen and rcgula +,
cleanse tho blood ana systom OF every impu.
rity. sold by drusgists, 81. Sold by II Is.
Cochran, dTuga l37 and laD North Queen
street. 2
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Rescued from Death,

william J. Coughlin, OF Somcryille, Mass
says: " In the faIl OF 1876 l was taken with
bLEEblhG or LUNGS followed by severe cough.
lost my appetite and flesh, and u as confined
10 my bed. In 1877 | was admitted - the Hos
pital Ihe doctors said 7 had "A holO In my
lung As big IA II halt dollar. At ono time Il
report went around that was dead. gave
up nope, but friend told me OF Or. VIII
LIAM HALLS BALShM FOR THE LUNGS.
got bottle, when, to my surprise. COM
menced 10 feel better, AMI to-day toel better
than Tor three years past" Iu09w
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Mother walton has prescribed this valuable
medicine Tor u great many years In her private
practice. II has proved AN uniailing specific
IN tho treatment ut tina many disorders to
which the female constitution Is subject II
* Il sure Cu.r for the monthly troubles that so
many wO zen -uher. Mailed on receipt OF
price, zoe. sold by II. -. Cochran, druggist,
l37 and lEg North Queen street. (8
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NEW ADVERTisEM EH2s

i Lost, White ami Brown SplIt.Nosc set.
ter Pup. Return to DIR. DAVIS for reward.
II
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Quotations by rGa' !, Vo'tranu ." ',E {
"FS, Lancaster, Pa
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wEaTHEH INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Juno 10.--For tho Middle
Atlantic states, increasing oloudiness and
cooler weather, north to east winds, in
northern portions, winds shifting to north,
and west in southern portion.