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JAMES MUTT ACQUITTED.
Loud DBmoustraiiDns IN and without
Ipurt Room

Loud bemonstraii Dns IN and without the
court Room.
PIrTsBCRG, Pa, Jan. %. - At ten
o'clock the jury in the Mutt trial brought
in the verdict mot guilt Oh account of
insanity at the time the act was commit.
ed"
An immense crowd bad gathered around
the court house as early as O'Clock this
morning. When the prisoner was brought
into court be wore look of anxiety,
which often changed to one Of confidence
as words of encouragement were whis.
pered in his ear, though facial twitchings
and other movements showed he was i'll at
ease. lie stated that, with the exception
| of an hour or two, he had not slept during
the night.
At 9:57 the jury filed in the conrt room,
and the silence then became oppressive.
When ordered to stand up young Mutt
seemed very weak and had to be assisted
by one of the court officers. When the
verdict was formally rendered, the crowd
gave vent TO it's feelings in loud cheer,
which was taken up by the crowd outside.
When order was restored, the judge re-
mauded Mutt to Jail until to morrow,
when n committee will examine his present
mental condition. He was then taken
back to his cell. Mrs. Mutt and Lizzie
were not present
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SECOND EDITION.
THE DRUGGISTS.
RtadipR OF Their Annual Report-ysri,us
suggostions and Hopes Expressed to
a,on0raas nm ~ N tts rs N eai,,,.t

Rtadipg OF Their Annual Report-ysri,us
sugsostipns and Hopes Expressed to
Congress on matters Medicinal.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22.--Tbe members
of the drug exchange held their annual
meeting here this afternoon. The annual
report alludes with pleasure " to the
repeal Of the law taxing sales Of patent
medicines. In discussing the proposition Of
national drug association II was decided
to appoint committee OF one wholesale
druggist from each congressional district
to procure signatures TO q petition TO Con.
gress to repeal the internal revenue Of the
system of taxation. The report says "it Ia
pertinent to inquire il it be desirable to
have perfect freedom OF trade between
the various states Of the country If
internal taxes were not imposed as near
measure of internal taxes have not always
been distasteful to the people OF the
United States, aud if the tax on distilled
spirits and malt liquors has diminished
their consumption" The importa nee
Of a stable tariff is referred TO and IL Is
declared to be inseparable from business
confidence. A respite from tariff agitation
is urged and the hope is expressed "tbat
the subject will be woll considered before
our great home markets shall be thrown
open to unlimited foreign competition. I"
The report further urges our legislators to
make critical examination Of causes of
decline in our shipping, and best meth DDS
OF recovering our lost position.
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To he Editors Of the HtcNigsncer'
DEAR SIRs' seeing m account OF tho lncu'
bator contest In your columns, l Will give you
q correct account OF how T. was decided. In
the first place there was n scale oi points got
up u Judge the incubatOrs, by when Tue
Judges did not follow. There were two Judges
to 10 appointed by the board OF directors
they appointed two Judges the one did not
come--so they had 80 appoint another. IFS
stead of calling he board together, one OF tie
directors appointed the other Judge hiihseIi'
VIII oh wnl not legal when thore was ohIS
three OF the directors IN tine Rail AT tho tlble'
This director ig "A fresh one ana needs 10 ue
"eaItCd," (hc ought 10 be put In alcohol anu
nrcscrycd and put on exhibition at the next
nOuliry show as Il lnOiCi directory W. on MI
Rudy md myseH made "a kick aud wan ed
the machin judged over according to tho
points laid down, ana CAV" thSm our reasons
tho majority Ot the directors said we wero
right but they could not 90 back on the
Iudrcs' decision. TIE maChinc' were mol
Judged according to the Toin's given thom TO
70 bv. which they should nave followed and
dIN not ,hink the atmosphere "ill be very
chilly when | exhibit anything moro at tho
Lancaster show, especially when the board Of
directors constitute ono man, and be Is nj
lowed to 10 IA he picaseS.
Yours truly,
FRANK II. HUMPHREyIbLE,
Inventor OF the Succesn Hatcher.
IANCNsrER Jan - lisa lt"-
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HOSIERY.
HATS AND CAPS.
HORSE BLANKETS.
LAP ROBES.

Tho keystonc..... Reduced from SO so to IS %
" Little Giant, 80 TO | 2)
:" Baker.....,..... so TO $50
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Western Grain Market.

PEoRIA-Corn was In active demand new
mixed at i5T0l0Iac.
35ft35bc
RYE quiet and prices irregular; new No :
at 68Aa57kc.
TOLEDO wheat duh No. L White at 81 o. (;
No. 2white at 90 No. red cash at 95NGsl 0l !,
January at 95Ac.
Corn was quiet but steady high mixed at
ary at 52hc.
Oats were quiet No: 2 white AZ SGc.
Rye-No. 2at 59dGlC.
MILwAUEEg Wheat was higher No aMil=
waukee, cash, ssSsc; January ut ss5lc Feb.
ruary at sJIEc March at 9O}sc April at exc |;
May nj 96Ic.
Corn quiet, but steady No. at 5lac.
Oats were inactive No 2 at 3l1Dj2c.
Rye was scarce ana firm No, at SOC.
Barley was quiet, but hrmcr No. spring
at 5SLc tor cash and February; 69Hc Tor
March NO. spring eXtra at LOHlbOMo. a
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rn,ladeIph,a Uattle Market.

MoEDAY, Jsn. 2l.-The arrivals of live
st0c> ut the different stock yards we're
For the week-250 800 beeves, II, 600 eheep, 400
hogs Previous weeK-2,9O beeves, 1900
Beet cattie" were In fair demand, and
although the stock was In II better condition
prices were no higher Than Monday last but
few sales were made tor more Than &c, and
those were eAtucme tops.
WeQUote as follows:
Extra, 7l497I5c Good, G4B7c Medium,
GGGEc Common, 5I<R534c.
yGt COWS were In good request at 385c.
Mich cows were duh at s3JGEG5.
Veal calves were active at 7d94c.
Sheep and Lambs were in poor demand
rs prices continued too high tor Dutchers A
choice lot OF l25 pounds Western sold ut bMc.
WcquOte As follows:
Extra, GG6Hc; Good, 6t595Ac; Medium,
I905Ic; Common, Sg+4c; Lambs, ihQ
fIogs were In fair demand and prices we're
We quote as follows:
Extra, &c; Good, SIC; Medium, ss4c ; Com
mon, s9shc.
sALEs OF rREvEs AT WEST PHILADELPHIA YARDS.
Among the sales at tho Vest pniladelphia
Daniel Murphy, 0 Western, oa7Xc.
John McArdle, 40 Western and Chester
D. smyth SSoSTS Bro, i!6 5Tt,sS; Western. oa7o.
owen smith, 90 Western, own acct 10 do
70 Martin, Fuller Co.; 29 do 10
X. l.. kwing, t1a37Ac.
4. 81. Christy; l5S Western, sSF7c. WA
81. UInGn, l53 Chicagos, GgGtsc; do 63 Vir.
Lovi LowSnstcin. ilf western, 6a7c.
LoWenstein lleilDnrn, % western ana
mixed, 44C G3fC
II. Chain, ir., G5 We.tCrn, 634d6&c.
James Clemson 81 Western, Bdl7c.
n. B. Herbert, Is Kentucky, 63sd81C, \
schamberg & Paul. 10 w, Va, mixed, tLGpTc.
| q SChambcrg q Coz 100 Western, bA47&c.
Dennis Smyih, so Pu., 6%865sc.
NJ Levi, Is Western. 5AGgGAC.
Lindley Chandler, l3 Chester co SIC.
BaChman n Levi. $50 Western and Lancaster
co, 55S0lGhso.
John Y. Latta, Is chester county, 587c,
Abe Osthcim, q Western, GNd63sc.
l., Horn, SO Che st0r county, mixed, iG5HC
DRESSED MRATs.
City Dressed Reeves were rather active ane
prices closed rrmor at s8lO5ho, with sales of
4 few common cows rs low as 20.
| ABATToIR SALES.
| l., MCCandlCss Co., l2j head, 7S9piOLc.
| 4. 8. pCnglcI, - head, 9H0l04C,
| !. +. Lowuon, 5 head, 0n9hc,
| IL. u. BeCkman, - head, Ty9J6c.
| john H. ward, 81 head, IDl0Hc.
| j. II. Mems Bro, ls0 head, 7Rl0I4c.
| l.. MCCundlcss CO., 100 head, 7HglOl4c.
| Dressed sheep We're active and rates closed
| nrm at sGl0hc. Lambs ut l0QlSc.
| sALEs LAST WEEK.
| stewart h Co, 2sB head, sd9%c.
| John Wallace, % head, Sip9kc,
| Jos. II, McFillin, 4l0 heal, s1SplOIsc.
| jos IL, Mcfillin, 20 head lambs, lG8lJ.
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CuSGRESs.
I i,oussi III OF Frances FRO, lotion OF smeri.
lean PORK.

lean PORK.
WAsHINGToN, ID. O., Jan. 22.-In the
Senate this morning Mr.. Cameron (Wis.),
from the committee on Indian affairs, re-
ported back adversely number of peti.
tions asking for the opening up of the
Oklahoma lands 10 settlements. On the
conclusion OF the morning business Mr..
Anthony's resolution, relating to the
prohibition of American pork by
France and Germany was called up
and MIR. Beck proceeded to address
tho Senate upon it. In tho debate Messrs
Beck, Logan and Miller (N. " partcipa
ted. Mr.. Beok's remarks were directed to
the tariff generally and the insutiicioncy of
retaiatory measures, Greater freedom to
all commerce is what Is wanted, that com
ing into the United States az we'll as that
going into other countries.
Mr.. Logan was in favor Of retaliatory
legislation as on the adulterated wines OF
the prohibiting countries Mr. Miller
(New York; thought the Senate would not
act hastily on 50 important matter, The
objections made by foreign govern.
ments If well founded should be respected
and steps taken to remove them. The
diplomatic correspondence on the subject
would be before the Senate in q few days
and the matter could be looked at fully.
The House has passed the Greedy roIiet
bill.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by n sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teeth :?
II so, go at once ana get a bottle OF MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will rolieve
the poor little sufferer neutrality-suspicious.
upon It there IL no mistake about 1t. There Is
not mother on earth who has over used II,
who will not tell You nj once that II will
regulate tho bowels and give rest to the
mother, and relief ana health to the child, op-
Grating like magic. 1t IA perfectly safe To use
In all cases, ana pleasant TO the taste, and Is
the prescription OF one OF the oniest and best
female physicians in the United stafoa. sold
everywhere. % cents bottle,
mayl.M,W,s
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NrnCLt Imnrri.a irnm q Iellnr

\ colorod man from WriEhtsvil'e was
oaught last evening by Mr. Frank Zeigler,
Westun Union telegraph ,pgratUr, while
he was cwrIgiuL from the cellar Of the
=. Il r.. DEPOT. Becoming obs'reperous
Mr. Zicgltr literally sat "dowu" upon
him and thcn handed him over to a rail.
road police. Squire Frank gave him 80
days Tor his inqujsi'ivencss in going into
places whero h0 had no business. He
probably entered the cellar to steal
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Live stock Market.

CHtCAoo-Th DroUers' JOWnot reports
Hogs--keceipts, 1900 head shipments. 5000
market brisk and pric' l0C higher packing,
a. 25a5 Is; packing and shipping, - 60a8 so |;
light, s. l5a5 so; sEips S3 50N5 2j
Cattle-hcceipts coo head shipments, l,a0o
do. market stronger and lGc higher; exports.
90 Oog6 IS good TO choice shipping, s 100
Sheep-Receipts, 2 900 head shipments. 100
do market steady inferior 10 fair. S36pi p
100 bs; medium To good, - 1904 so choice
10 extra, 81 DDS 50; Texas sheep, s}Gst; sheep
cent lower; best grade ISc.
EAST LIBERTy.-Cattle dull and slow prices
about 4o higher than last week receipts
$50 head shipments, 25f
Hogs were active and frm PEiladelphias,
80 3O9G 30 ; Workers, 50 5095 % receipts, 1855
head shipments, 1850 do.
Sheep were nrm Mt an advance OF l0c over
S'tnrday's closing receipts, 2,Go) head ship.
ments, o, 200 head.
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Letter From cyrus W. field. Jr.


NEW ! OK, May Sth, 1853. (
Several times this winter | have suffered
from severe Colds on my Lungs each time l
have applied ALLCoCK's roRous PLAsrERs and
IA every instance have been quickly relieved
by applying on" across my chest amt one on
my back. My friends, through my advice,
have trird the experiment ana also found It
most suy yccssiul. feel that J can recommend
Them most highly to any one who may sec fit
- try them, LlHUS ". FIELD, JR.
Weak Rack, Kheumutism ana all Local
Pains are relieved ana cured by ALLUJCK's
PoRoUs pLAsTERs one trial with convince you,
but see that you get iha genuine, AS all other
.OCall"d Porous PR5t"rS, without n .mglc ex-
ceptIOn, arc worthless limitations.
The surc,t preventive against Small Poy IL
Darbys PrOphyhcuC F.uIj II destroys con
tIgiOn.
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ANUTHEn SURPRISE,
F0ris Reported 30 Have nocIiued Tor Huu

Pnrie Reported 10 Have nocIiued ior Hun
GER.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. % 1t Is reported
to day that George G.. Pierre, the Rspub
lican candidate for receiver of taxes, will
write a letter this afternoon declining the
nomination in favor of John Hunter, an
Independent, who holds tie Office now.
Pierre has already accepted the nomna.
ton. 1t is expected that the tax receivers
convention will reconvene to morrow aud
nominate Mr.. Hunter.
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AuIussTne

The TrOuJudOWS VIII b. In te opera
house this evening. There are II iarge number
OF reserved seat. taken, ana there will lis'ly
be n large and fashionable audience present.
Tire cast Includes the ctpaDle ana popular
favoritc- Ncllir Mclionry and Ahe Salspnry'
Tri. comrnny l. one OF acknowledged merit,
and will give rich treat 20 those I'm attend
ancr. The Incl lcutal songs dances and trouO
aiour spcciulrieI are OF higr excellence
" Fun on the Brirtoi "-"cdnesday evening
tho fanons Ricc- company will give a per-
Torrance OF tue shove play and will have
large house. = ritts urg paper, where theJ
have just close a weeks eng cement says
" Like n,l OF Mr RIccs eVtravnB mas 'Fun
on the Bristol Is rcplo'e with new, original
and catchy mustc, selections from the popular
comic operas, bcauuiu, Costua e. local hits,
etc Tue play has been running with marvel.
Gus success tor The iast two ye,rs throughout
great Britain"
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SOlld Comfort.

Eyeryon likes To take solid comfort ana II
may be enjoyed by everyone who cps hiu'
ney.WOrt in the house and takes few doses
at the first sym ptoms of an attack OF Malaria,
Rheumatism, Billiousnoss, Jaundice or any
affection OF the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels.
1t Is purely vegetable compound OF roots,
leaves and berries known TO have special
value in kidney troubles. Added to these are
remedies acting directly on the Liver and
Bowels. 1t removes the cause OF the diseate
andt ortines the system against new attacks
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=. ar< II 1~
fnIisusipnia NJ arEot.

tnIiausipnia M arHot
PHILADELPHIA, January % Flour quiet and
steady.
Rye rlour at 90 G1p3 75
Wheat nrmer NO,2 western Red ei 03%
No. do, 91hc; No. l Pa. Red, 81 l0Gl l0H
Corn steady and quiet sail yellow ami
mixed, 5saGb9ci No, mixed and yellow, SO q
sc.
Oats quiet No. White t3Keli4c No. Q do,
i2hci No. do, Mkc; NO, Mixed, 1910.
kye nominal at Csc
Seeds Clover tlrm AZ l0DlOIc; Timothy
dun at ~ 40 flaSseed firm at Si GO
Provisions 1rmer.
Lard steady.
lutter steady aud IN moderate demand.
Eggs carCe and higher
Cheese firm and fairly active.
Petroleum quiet Refined, el489ko
whisky a. 81 -
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NEW DanK 40 MEDIUM DARK
~ CaicOes, New Shifting CnlicOcs New
Cambrics New Pe' Gales, New MuSlius, New
ShGetings, New Blankets, Now Comforts and
Ne Counterpanes At the latest Low Prices at
SWARR'S,
IanlO- 3mdR NO. - NoTth Queen street,
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si.ty-,wo Gents a Day Wages.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Jan. 22.-There has
been no change during the past ten days
in the condition of the workmen employed
at the mines in Lehigh county, They are
receiving from G2 to 90 cents per day, aud
as they can only work when the weather
permits they do not mako full time. Ore
Is selling at 81 25 per ton delivered to the
railroads, wharves or furnaces.
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Rev. II. II. FuirIlI, u. u, editor OF the ioWd
MsihOdist. says odi,ortallv, IN the November
tlss3l number OF his paper " We have tested
the merits OF EIN's Cream Balm, and believe
that, by II thorough course OF Treatment, II
will cure almost every case OF catarrh. Min.
listers ssa class. ara ainictod with head and
throat troubles an cLtarrn seems more pre-.
yalcnt than ever. We cannot recommend
Ely's Cream ERlm too highly Not liquid
nora snun Applied TO noStrils with the
hugcr. ll'1"ucphSW
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New York MHrketa

NEW YORK Jan. 22-Flour duh but not
quOatg bly, changed.
Wheat 11a94c higher and very nrm, with
a fair speculation, mainly in May No. l
White nominal No. Rod, Feb, sl 03L8l0t
do March. sl G6Hpi t6A do April, sl 0sJs
o. % do May, llh9l liAi
Corn LBhc better moderately active; Mixed
Western, spot, 5O862I5c DO future. GO9i ist65Xc
Oats opened 1.ahG higher; No. Feb. So,1
2i0Ac April ilA@il}sc; May. i91i2&c
State, i0g41C; Western, 39lS1tic,
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WEATHER ISpIyaTioNs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22--For tho Middle
Atlantic states, 1air weather, except 10
extreme northern portions, cloudy weather
with local snow, warmer southwesterly
winds, falling barometer on Wednesday
generally fair weather in the Middle South
Atlantic aud Gulf states.
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PHrLADELPHIA,. Jan. 90 The young
man Rupert Roehl, who on Friday Last
shot and killed his companion, Augustus
Rosenberger, at Egg Harbor, N. j., was
arrested here this morning. lilo has m ado
confession, In which ho admits tho
shooting but denies any iptentlon to kill,
or rob Rosenberger. He was remaudsd
to await requisition from the authorities
Of New Jersey.
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Protseting rrnce,on,ap pe,..

TRENTON, N. J Jan. 22.-Dr Sherman
the mesmerist who was attacked by
Princeton college students, on the 18th
inst, went before the grand Jury here
yesterday tD secure indictment, but tho
jury found no bill against them.
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Yes, that's sadly So" sad jenkins, " my
hair Is turning graz AMI tai ing out before its
time. Use something's 1 would, but most
hair restorers are dangerous" True" an.
swered his friend, " but ParKer's Hair BIlsam
Is rs hNrmlc=s A. II Il elective I've tried IT,
ana know, GIVE the Balsam a show and the
boys Will sooast"p calling you Ola Man Jen
kins." 1t never fails TO store the original
color 10 gray or bdcl hair. Richly perfumed,
an elegant dres-in". iI9lyd.ScowW
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NEW 1DThRIIsEMENTs

TFNGISEYNkAC ACtGsRsCLEaR FILLER
" only cent?, at
HARTMAh's YELLOW FRONT CIGAK
STOKE,
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L'DR ALDEtSuaN
or TsE-
THIRD WARD.
Jacob x. Barr.
snlinct 10 Rcrnhlicnn Rnlns.


DJBLiE ~Ait,-DS TBUHIpay, JAN
i UARi 81, 1854. VIII be sold Nt the Leopard
Hotel lhree-stoIy BRICK DWELLING,
situated at 239 Sa5t Orange street. cont dining
ten rooms, pantry, dumb.waiter and china
closet or dining room, ana "A closet IN every
chamber and IA he hiatt Gu board IN kitchen
heaters iu parlCr anh dining room, ana range
in kitchen, with hot and Cold water upstairs
and down; s"apstonc Tubs, with hot aud COLI
water In Wasu.hOuse. Good dry cGIlCr under
whole house Elegant yard with plenty OF
irutJ. Terms easy or made 10 suit the pur-
chaser. sale at o'clock p m, when COudi.
tions viii be made known by
ig2.9td @ JIENRI SHUBERT, AuCt
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(NOOPER ROUSE TOK REST,-rHi- DE.
" sirubie Hotel, doingR fTst.Class business,
and located within half q square from the con.
tire OF the city Is fOr rent. Apply 10
WM. u. COOPER,
J2Ltfd Az West King st, Lancaster
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puRE SuGAR SYRUP
LOWERTIAS EVER BEFORE,
OSLY sCESTS A QUART,
At & GkO. WANTS,
ilG-2t.R lla West King st.
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Tho doctors pronounced my case 10 be one
OF hopeless epilepsy" says our correspondent
W. q. Browning, Attorney Mt Law, Judsonia'
Ark, and declared death 10 be my only relief
Samaritan NeruiRs has cured ne" Get at
druggists, $3.50. jlSlwdeod&W
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Nv baby aged tt,een months, was attack
od with CrUuD but was cured with TWO DOSES
OF Thomas Eciectrtc OF ; have used this med.
iCinc tor the older children. Have the greatest
faith In it" Mrs, Daniel Mann, 52i seventh
St, Buffalo. ~ For sale by ii. rs Cochran,
druggist, l37 and ,Hq North Queen street.
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Aud so must neuralgia and rheumatism
when Dr. Thomds' Ecisctric Oh attacks them.
IN medicine is u marvellous product OF IN
genious thought, Buy 1t and try II. For sale
by II. IL. Cochran, druggist, l3I ana lSs North
Queen street
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sudden DEATH ia a NUMEROUS rsmtiy.

GALVESTON, Tex, Jan. GA special
from Lockport says Sam Brown, who
killed an old man named Morton last
summer, was taken from jail at 10 oolook
sunday night by a mob of masked men
and shot to death. His body was horribly
maDgled.
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TtIrteCn Dy.u,p,i.

II suffered with dyspepsia FOR - years"
writes John Albright, etq, of Columbu ,
ohio Samaritan NerriHs cured me-" AZ It
always cures suoh dlsOrdcrs At druggists.
i22-lwdeolSW
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The poultry show will close tom orr ow
evening. The drawing o. tho prizes viii
take p'oo" at o'clock, and for this u o
IdGcB vii be scl.ctCd from the 81 ecta.
tors.
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The vatican ana rruEIl.

ROME, Jan. 22.-The Vatican aud Pcus
sia have settled the question in relation to
the training Of tho clergy in semnaries,
aud the negotiations for tho restoration of
bishops to their former dioceses are pro.
ceediug.
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For Lame mack, sue or Cnest Sill
LOHs POROUS PLASTER. Price, rs cent
Sold by IL. B. Cochran, 1877 and l39 North Queen
troet, Lancaster. ieblieodb
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WORKING SHIRT.
NECKWEAR,
JEW ELRI.
GLOVES.

from ..., .....,.',...... g. 90 to sljo
Dre-s, Rid, spring Top, reduced
Inm. m....,.'....'.'.. ..,,..'...... go 10 lio
Dr"ss KID, Fur Tops, reduced
mo- n.....,........,....,,.,.. rs to 20
Cluln Gloves ....... Reduced from 80 10 25
Lined KID Mits.... l.7b 10 | ?5
Ladies' FUR Top Mitts, ! ~ 20 | co
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NIRttar. ln london.

LoNpoN Jan. 22,-Elrl G. osvouor sou
and heir of the duke of Westminster, died
last night of congestion of the lungs.
In the case of William Wolf, charged
with possessing explosives, the jury which
disagreed stood II to in favor of RCquit-
tai
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upinion OF Dr uUtC. Late Government
UnemIat. on AlIoncR's FOrOna llAsier.

My Investigation OF ALLoocKs Porous
PLASTER shows It to contain udluabte and eS.
senuaI INGREDIENTS not present In any other
Plaster, These ingredients arc so perfectly
propnrt ioned that tue ALeooK's PoRous PLAs-
TER will not cause B!isters or frce"fve Irrt-
taHon, and flnd It superior to and more
efficient than any other Plaster.
HENRY A. MOTT, JR., Ph. ~, +. Z g,
prntcssor of ChomislrY Y !. Mod. COllego, etc.