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1.-Two staok hinrEet

CHICAGO-IIOgs--Rec H. 800 head ship
mcnlS 300 mead ; market strong, active and
50l,c higher; rough packing, - 35g5 75 /;
packing and shipping, s. 1896 Is; light, s525Q
50 skips, silj.
Cattle-Eccoipts. 1900 heal; shipments 2, 400
head /; market slow and 100 lower; export
grades, 81 2Oll6 90 good 10 choice shipping,
s. sOpd 10; common TO medium, S. l5p5 rs
COrn-ted Texans, 81 9jG6.
Shoep-RocGiptS, 90 head shipments 2, 800
head market active and nrm inferior to
tair. Stg5; medium 10 good, s59o so; choice
to extra, % 6OGG.
EAST Liberty cattle dull; prime, 81 25 P6 90
fair to good, 81 jJGe6 common, "a g5 receipts,
l,0A head; shipments, $50 head.
Hogs trm; receipts 1910 head shipments,
go head; Phiadelphias, S5 9OG6 25; Workers.,
t5 5OGl5 70.
sheep slow anG pric a. a shade on rom yes
terday; receipts, 30 mead shipments, SOC
head.
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Tne Editorial Blotter

In the ante chamber of the editorial
rooms Of popular monthly magazine In
New York, many contributors and would
be contributors spend much time Ia wait
ing to see or hear from tho editor. In
corner of the room stands table, on which
is large piece of blotting paper. On this
tho waiting persons frequently scribbIe the
thoughts which occur to them during their
vigilB. Some of the lines are the follow
ing:
can things come around to those who
wait"
Watch and pray"
Cast thy bread upon the waters and
after many days it will bo returned with
thanks"
A well known writer chanced to sit
down by this table a few days ago, and
after reading these suggestive sentences
he put on his hat, scribbled a line, and
made his exit. The Office boy subsequently
read
"Stay but little I will come again"
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SECOND EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL 2o, 1854.
WICKED WAYS.
DIVERS DARK, uoLErUL DEEDS uuNr
A Mob mensces ana Attacks n Jail In fNon
tuoky-A Brutsi Negro LynchGu-
other chronicles Of


MOUNT STERLING, KY, April 25. -Ycster
day morning between 40 aud 80 men went
to the residence of the jailer and demanded
admittauce, the leader stating that he was
the sheriff of Breathett county, Ark A
prisoner in the jail was on the point OF
admitting them when he discovered the
party to be mob intent on hanging a
prisoner named William OSBORN, sentenc ced
for five years, for killing Henry Thomas.
The leader of the mob told the jailer that
unless he surrendered tho keys the mob
would batter down the doors. This was
done, but tho jailor and his two sons, who
were In the second story, were armed and
defied the mob to ascend tho stairs. After
searching the lower part of the house for
the keys of the Jail the mob left.
How they Made Hin Confess.
HARRIsoNvtLLE, Missouri, April 25.-
While the deputy sheriff was conveying
w. Fink to this place, party of men took
the prisoner from the officer and strung
him up several times until he confessed TO
having murdered man at Pleasant Hill.
They then returned him to tho officer and
he was lodged in Jail.
A riends PunishmSnt.
HELENA, Ark, April 2j.--John lIender
sou, negro, was hung and his body rid
died With bullets, in Bolivar, Miss, yos
terday, by Mr.. Davis and neighbors. The
negro had horribly assaulted Davis
daughter, from the effects of which she
will die.
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Voni, Vidi, vici-I came, I saw, I conquered
- adaptable To Aliens Bilious Physic. II
quickly relieves ConstIp ilion, Piles, Sick
Headache, SC, 81 cents. htaIl druggists.
npiIwdN WysSw
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PHILADELPHIA, April 2J.-Tho suit
against William b. Gill, superintendent,
and other employees of the Western
Union telegraph company, growing out OF
the struggle between the Western Union
and Baltimore ~ Ohio telegraph COM
pauies for desk room in a brokers' office,
on Third street, was dismissed to day,
owing to the absence Of the prosecutor.
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LINZ AtrptW.
Persons who hAyc not lately visited the
Millwoy Oh la,lon Will bo IurprisCd to
lind that What vas formerly worthless
meadow, has boon changed 10 i compare
lively beautiful spot.
The surroundings have boon filed up
with solid material aud the Place wears u
beault'pl aud rlnauly appearance. There
is very little OF that Otly smell, "a many
might suppose aud Of uuiS"--@Cll it is
50 quiet that you can hltu3s, huar pin
drop in The Pump or bniicg aouso Every
pant is kept remarkably CirIu; no dirt, no
grease sp0tH, NJ waste IL allowed to ac'
oumulatc anJ where. Every ouployo has
his duties 10 Tcrform each mo knows
his place ard can be found 1t his post.
The pumps work 80 quiet that we were
about to ask whether they were not in
operation when their movements wero
noticed. The tuuEs which each hold
81, 600 barrels, arc seldom more than
halt IN !, ono uf them supplying the
PhhalC phja refinery aud the other at
Baltimore. Tho oil as it runs through
tho pipes, has dirty, grecnish ap-
pearanCe, aud does not at all resemble the
oil VIC burn in our lamps. The employees
work twelve hours in ono stretch, one
force working from IL o'clock at noon
until II at night, and the other from
midnight until II at noon. Tho coal are
taken from tho shutes to tho boiler house
in car, two men being constantly en-
ployed in attending to the fires uu Ter four
hugo boilers.
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Fire III New York.

New YORK, April GA fire last night
at No. 80 Church street dest royCd tho
stock of John Ghegan, dealer ia school
books and stationary. Losses $2O,O !;
Hillenbach aud Diefenberg, dealers in
picture frames aud mOuldings, sustained
u damage of $4,000 to their stock. The
damage to the building is IS, 600. The loss
is partly covered by insurance.
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Princess fid.'--GilDcTt ana SUllivan's
latest comic opera, Prime C's- Iiu," will be
: reduced at the opera house TINS evening by a
INST class company OF actors and singers, in
Ciuding Miss Mary Bcebu, Miss Jennie Rein.
arth Messrs. W. II. Clark, &. II. Clark and
rhil. Branson. II was the fashionable attrac.
ton OF an entire season In LONDON was sue.
c'ss In New York and Philadelphia, and has
many OF the taking qualities ia mus c ana
characters OF Patience" " The costumes and
scenes arc new. elegant and picturesque
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BartnC IpmEy IrrwirV VComprnyrCeIebrated
FUChestsr Iiser

The quality ot this beor speaks tor itself 1t
Il conc 'doi BY the best Judges and experts to
be the Finest and PurS0 malt beverage brew.
cd In the United states. PatrOnsaro requested
TO see that they obtain BrrthoiOmIy's RoChes.
ter; every bottle labelled, and not confound
1t with other so called Rochester beer Jfr.
Geo. Il. KieLi, OF Lancaster IL alone author.
izod to sell our bear a. wholesale In Lancaster
county, both I'm kegs and bottles.
BARTnDLOMA BREWING Co,
H!i.jtd OF Rochester, N. \.
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Strikes IscIun and Enuoc.

PrrTsBURG, Pa, April 2j.-The laborers,
shearsmen, tiremen and blacksmiths at
Brown IL Cos rolling mills struck to day
against reduction of ten per cent, aud
the mill closed down.
At New Castle, Pa, tho strike of furu-
acemen, inaugurated over week ago, is
over and the men have returned to work
at the old wages,
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Leave show grounds on North Queen
street about 10 O'Clock, North Queen to
Center Square, West King to Prince, to
Conostoga, to South Queen, to Ceptar
Square, East King to Plum, to Chestnut,
to Lime to Lemon, to Duke, New, to
North Queen, to show grounds.
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l,y lyanu ralr

The lHdios' fair tor the boncht oi the City
baud, will open IN MmIncrchor hnll. Il room
that is better adapted tor that purpose than
any In the city, TO morrow night. Tho object
OF the fair 1. for the purpose ot purchasing
new uniforms ami Instruments These we'll
known musician should he patrOnIZed.
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WILLIAMSBURG. Pa, April 25..-The
largo saw mill of WolbortOn ~ Tinbmau,
in this city, was burned this morning loss
$4,000. The mill bad 4 capacity of 50, 600
feet of lumber per day. II will DO rebuilt
at once. The origin OF the fro is not
known. Tho building was insured for
$3.50 distributed iu small amounts
among a number of companies.
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(" LiEhts o. London.'D

The second presentation of this popu-
lar me elodrama was given at the opera
house last evening to a smaller audience
than that present on Wednesday evening.
All of tho enjoyable features previously
alluded to were we'll brought out each
actor in the cast measuring up fairly TO
the requirements of his role.
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The Western market company organ.
lied yesterday afternoon by electing the
following officers for the ensuing year
PTesicent-J. Fred. Sener.
Secretary and Troasurer-W. O. Mar
shall.
Market Committee--Frauk Pfeifer,
John Loroutz and Benz, Gambler.
Japitor--Aaron Witter.
Seven o'clock, n. M, was the time fixed
for opening tho market for tho summer
months, commencing on the 18th day OF
May next,
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TaE SUNDAY SrUO0L TENCuEns' ASSOCIATION
will meet this evening NJ 7I5 IN the parOr OF
the y. NJ. &. A tor tho study OF the lcssOn Tor
next sunday " AistiuCnco iOI the sake OF
o'h"rs - Corinthians, Wit, lis. The Rev.
Dr. Shumukor, pastor OF 81 PHuI's Reformed
church, l. teacher. Tho meetings arG an es.
rectal holp AMI ulYdntugo 10 sunday school
teachers.
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nnER'S PAIN PhEACEA Curos a pain IN
man and beast For use externally und inter.
nally.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WAsHIN0ToN, April 25.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, light local rains, followed
by clearing weather, light northerly winds
becoming variable, no change in tenn,
peTatuTe.
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a SmnIIInnYnniinn-

LYNN, Mass, April 25.--The Greenbock
state convention met hero to day, but the
attendance was very slim, 4 committee
of twelve was appointed to prepare list
Of delegates at large to tho national
Greenbaok convention.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
Gtand sooiabio OF st. Psui'sp. E. church
Gas UondouhCrs In position--Town

Gtand sooiablo of 80. Psui'sP. E. church
Gas Uondouscrs In position--Town
Notes.
IA predicted, tho social event OF tho
season was tho sociabe given In the
aTmory last evening by St. pauls i. Il.
church. a very largo number Of persons
WcTo present, including representatives
from most of tho churches OF town. Tho
programme was an unusually ilno ono, and
consisted Of vocal and instrumental music,
select readings and tablcaux. Tho tab
lcaux were beautiful, aud too mu,h
praise cannot DO bestowed upon them. The
rolrcthmonts consisted of coffee, buns and
cakCH the tables from which those were
eaten being beautifully decorated with
flowers. Tho hall still contained the
decorations put up by tho Columbia fire.
men for their fair, and those, with tho
stage on which tho features of tho pro-
grammo were carried out, presented II
handsome appearance. Tho sUGiab le
throughout WAS grand affair.
uas Uondsnsors Ia rosiuon
Tho great gas oondeuscrs which wore
recently made at the PorrOttct iron works
hero Tor tho Philadelphia gas company
have been placed IN position vt the gas
works aud found 10 operate admirably
Mr.. PerrottCt returned home from Phila-
NN'B'A'h Nv '''h'iN' NAiNib Nv htsA bNVh
for tho IEst wosk experimenting tho work
OF plaowE tnc mNChIuus III position.
TITO Itiutng OF me opera House.
AlthDu.h tho entire opera house sadly
requires the liberal uso uf paint upon IL,
Nrt eou.yN IL satirlicd with having pOr.
tlOns ol tha woodwork repaiuted, aud
th1sc place, uu tho walks where the plas
ter has fallen away rUtouChed with paint
only. A. the paint IS different in shade
rrOm tha. covering tho balance of the
walls the building will have Ia oonsequouco
something Of the appcar4uoe Of II mOttlcd
circus house.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-25

For seven years Aliens Brain Food has
stood the strongest tests as to It's morits I'm
curing Nervousness, Nervous Debility and
restoring lost Jwers 10 the weakened Gene
rativo Systems anu, In no instance, has IL ever
failed; testit. o. tor tS. AT druggists or
by mail from j. IL. Allen, Sl5 Firt avenue, New
York City. M,W&F
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r,,.r,I,, u.y po,,,,,,r.,

The funeral Of Jesse Pennypacker will
tako place Ia mrIrOw afternoon from the
rcsidenoe of Andrew McGnnis, No. 42S
West Lemon street. Posts 81 and 40j of
the Grand Army will attend the funeral.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-25

Mr.. A. b. Shaeilsr, liquor dealer has
exchanged his flno residence No. 25 East
Orange street for that OF Mr.. b. F. Shenk
2l0 North Duke street, adjoining the
Friendship engine house, which Mr..
Shaeiier also bought recently. The terms
Of the exchange made with Mr.. Shenk are
not given.
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lnFuTAngS.

Insurance Is good thing whether apple
to life or property. No less Il blessing Is any
thing that insures good health. Kidney-W ort
does this 1t Is natures great remedy. Its
mild but efficient cathartic, and acting at tn,
same time on the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels
II relieves all these organs and enables then
to perform their duties perfectly. 1t has won
dertul power. See adyt.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 25.-Ohly
twelve or fifteen delegates attended the
state Greenback convention and half of
these were from Nashville. A platform
was adopted and w. J. Buchanem, of
Lawrenceburg, was nominated for gov-
ernor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-25

TRE NoLrAtc BELr Co, Of Marshall, Mich,
offer 10 send Dr. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic Belt
and Electric Appli noes on trial, Tor thirty
days. To men, old and young, afflicted with
nervous debility, lost vitality, ana many
other diseHses. Sec advertisement In this
paper. al ydM, ,WSF&w
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Tho stnle OF ITaeoma.

A bill was reported from the committee
part of Washington and part of Dakota)
as q state into the Union.
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\ \TOriUE TO TnE srOCKHULuERs OF

NOTICE TO TBE STOCKHULDERS OF
~ the MRnnerchor Hall Association -Thr
Board OF Directors OF the Manner chor Hall
Association having resolved, with the consent
of the stockholders, 10 increase the capital
stock OF the corporation from $50 900 to $50, ,OOO
the increase TO be made by tho issue OF 400
snares OF stock ut the par value OF 80 each,
the stockholders OF the said corporation are
hereby notified that meeting OF the stock
holders will be held for the purpose OF con.
sidering such increase OF capital At the office
OF tho corporation Oa North Prince stIeet, on
the 2Oth day OF May, 1884, at s oClocE p. IN.
HENRY GEkIIhRT,
President.
LANCASTER, Pa, Mach 20, 1854. m2l-ftmy3o
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T,iepp,ue Cop,.,,,,,

DR. NJ. l.. Herr, 226 North Duke street,
and Joseph Dellst cigar box manufactur
or 3lj Market street, have been connccte d
with the telephone exchange.
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Mr.. WIN. Pyfor, florist, Las very nicely
arranged, with green sod and fresh plants
and handsome flowers, the enclosure
within the fence surrounding the monu-
mcut IN Centre Equare.
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A pleasant ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

"usd sour stomach and miserable appetite
tor months, and grew thin every day. use I
Butdock Hood Bluers with tho most marvel
Gus results feel splendid" Mira. Joseph
Johnson, pittsburg Pa. FOR sale by ". u.
Cochran, druggist, 1877 ana lS North Queen
street.
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su.pension OF "A Newark FIRM

NEWARK, N. j., April 25.-McKirgan
Brothers u Luke, dry goods, have made
an assignment. Liabilities, 35S, 900 as.
sets, s87, 900.
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IN, strott Ia,pps.

The electric lamp at Ann and Rookland
street was reported out all night at Chest.
nut aud Duke, poor all night; at Duke
and Fibdorck, out from o To II and East
King and Ann out from , t0 3 o'clock.
Two Of the gasOliro lamps were reported
ont,
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"In one case personally known to mo the
success OF BurdOck Btood Bitcrs was almost
ir credible. one lhdy described them ~ worth
hUndredS Of dollars. myself have the gr. atcst
confidence I'm them" r. X. scratch, d. uRRist,
Ruthvcn, ont. For salo by II. B. Cochran,
druggist. vi and 1872 North 0ueon street.
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Samuel NJ. Myers yesterday purchased
n lot Of ground on North Duko street, a.
feet frCnt and 2ij feet deep, from Newton
Ligh'ncr, esq, for e. 800 Mr. Myers
will erect a rosileuoe on the grounds.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-25

SALT LAKE, Utah, April 25.-George
Gresham, assessor aud collector of Salt
Lake county, is being investigated iu tho
district court for default on collections OF
S42, 900.
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NJ sy,t's Court.

The mayor committed to tho county
prison this morning for fyo days each -four
drunhcn aud disnrderiy persons. and dis
charged two tramps who pro'esscd to be
In search Of work.
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q. y. District Attorney speal

Col. II. Walters, u. $. District Attorney
Kansas Guy, Mo, authorizes the following
statement " Samaritan Nerpine cured IN!
niece OF spasms." Get at druggists sl 90.
RgGlwdeOdSw
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NEW ADVERrIs EN- ENrs,

HREaf REDUCTION IN BRUSHES.
" Combs, Pooketbooks, Face Powders, etc
CamphOr, 35c. " b. Insect Powder, SOC. " n.
FREI'S DRUG STORE,
a25-2ld 20 East Orange street.
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Tne Lsrge,t uas Wei.

WHEELING, w. Va, April 25.--The
largest gas we'll 10 the country was struck
at Wellsburg yesterday at a depth of
/, 1856 feet.
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ll,lnRfasH

WAsHINOToN, d. g., April 2j.-The
house this morning went into committee
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! nougnt medlelne In thlrteen States, bu

1 bought medicine in thirteen states, but
nothing helped mo till 1 got Ely's Cream
Balm. In four days could hear as well as
ever. ! am cured OF catarrh as well. 1t Ia
inc best medicine ever used.-Garrett wild.
rlcS, Hastings, New York.
From Is. +. Liepsnsr, A. NJ, Red Bank, N.
), was 30 seriously troubled with cat arrh Il
s'liously affected my voice, one bottle OF
Eiy's Cream Balm did the work. My voice IL
tuIly restored IS. +. Liepsner.
a2l-9wdeodSW
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New YORK. April 25.-James Gordor,
Benefits evening paper tho Telegram
came out to-day with Arthur and Lincoln
at the head Of its columns. The Herald is
likely to follow it.
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u.IRRI AZ rs,

SMITH MowRKR 20, lsSi, NJ the parsOn.
age OF Trinity church, by kcY. DR.. Greenwnld,
John &. Smith TO Miss susan NJ. Mowrcr, both
OF Lancaster.
DISAN -BAKgR.-April -, 1854, at Trinity
parsonage by Rev. Dr. T.. T.. .GTeCnwuld, John
L. Dinan to Miss Ida NJ. Baker, both OF Ian.
caster.
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Tbs peopIe a,top,.bed.

Many pGopl' ARE Rstonishcd when they DIS
co or the wide circulation Of Thomas hoteo
trio on 1heTc Il hardly drug house In the
country that dOes not have this remedy upon
it, shelves. the public have found II II GOO
thing and stick tolt. For sale hV ". V. COch
ran, druggist, 1877 and li9 North Queen street
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SOW 10 SECURE ussitb.

seems strange that any one VIII suffer
from the many arrangements bright ON by
au impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ.
WILLS SARSAPhRlLLA AN ASDSTILLlNGIh,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health to the physical Organization. II
Ia indeed " STRENGTHENING syrup, pleasant 10
take, aId has proven itscli to be the best
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered, effect.
uRlly curing sCroiula, syphitic disorders
Weakness Of the kidncys, Eryslpclas, MalL
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bil.
iOus complaints and all diseases indicating an
impure condition OF tho Blood, Liver, hid
ncys, stomach, skin, etc. II COrrecls indi
gostiou. a single bottle will prove to you its
merits a. q health remover, Tor II ACTS LIN r
A CHARM, especially when tho complaint II
OF Hn exhaustive nature, having "A tendency TO
lesson the natural vigOr OF the brain and ncr
vOus system
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D.useuse Taxlioni., ,,.,t yvoras

To the question, "Would I like to live
my life over again ?" she said, "To dance,
yea for everything else a thousand times,
no La art there are always consultations"
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ISTibf Mention.

- nave used BurdOck BiOOd RhterS with
great benefit tor Indigestion and constipa
ton OF tho bowels" q. l.. khstOn, Hamilton
Ont. For sale by IL. Is. Cochran, druggist
l87 and l39 North Queen street.
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Lor, Fnitn rnx.ici.ns.

There are innumcrabo instances wheI,
cures have been effected by SOovILL's ShRsA-
rARILLA, or BLOOD \ LIvER SYRUP, Tor all dis
eases OF the blood, when the ratient had beer
given up bv phy sicans. It's one OF the bes
remedies ever offered To the public and a. 4
9 prepared with the ~ eatDst care, as specific
tor certain diseases, IL Il no wonder that II
should be more eilcctual than hastily writer
and carelessly prepared prescriptions. Take
sCovIL's BIO d AND LIVER SYRUP for all disor'
ders arising from impure blood. II IL en-.
dorsed by AL leading professional men.
n2l OWN. .MNf
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FOR Chills, fever, ague, ana weakness, Col
den's Liquid Beet Tonic. COIden's. take nC
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Tho certificates Of Judgments left at the
parliamentary Office on April lst, are now
ready for distribution.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-25
sPECIIL NOTICES.

ABSOLUTELY the best Porous Plaster ever
made. Inc Hop Plaster Is composed OF Fresh
Hops Balsams and Gums. Weak Back, Side
Ache. Sore Chest and all pains are speedily
cured by it, use. Apply one. Only % cents.
II: nm ~ drug store.
LuNas convulsod ny cough can be soothed
with Hates Honey OF Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothach, Drops cure in one minute.
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