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Trouble In The I,si,an AIini.try.

ROME, March 1.-The announcement made
yesterday that the italian Cabinet had resigned pre-
mature. The trouble in the Ministry, which 10 s un.
settled arises the that the House Of Deputies
BY vote OF iA3 10 ia5, passed the University Rtf.rn
and provoked signor Eaccriii Minister OF Public In.
strue'ion 70 tender his resignation immediately s!2nor
Depretis. Prime Minister resolved support SignOr
Baccelli The mstter Will probably reach final de.
cison to-day. SignOr SelA II mentioned ay the man
most likely to succeed Signor BAccslM
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BOSTON, March 1.-The Hon. John Lowell.
Judge OF the United States Circuit Court for the First
Circuit has forwarded his resignation to take effect IN
May. Ho has held tho Office Of >Iudse in the Federal
courts for upward OF nineteen years. having been
pointed Judge Of the District Court (hy President Lin
colin In March, 1865 and TO his present position Cir
cult Judge in December, 1878
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Br,,,.A Voter. Como. ar u. Esyp.,.. Policy

LONDON. MATCH I,-WIII1Nm ThAckoray MAI
rott, the Liberal member Of the House Of Commons
from Brighton has been reelected by OF l77
During the debate Sir stafford Nor,hcntes resolution
cen.urng the Government for Its policy In Egypt Mr..
Marriott violently attacked the Government which, he
said 81 lost the confidence OF the country. lie u6 red
TO prove his ,ertion BY voting cr SIR stafford North
stituents lie followed out the programme. and the
result shows All increased mHjUrity OF l,1Oa
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wn.cA,ps for II. sery,m,

Nothing has been heard Of the Cunarder Ser.
via since she was spoken Friday, Feb. 20 by the
steamers England md Republic. The nrst found her
machinery disabled but when the Republic spoke her,
later the same Gay, she Wa. seRning west. News OF
her OF Fire Island is Xpucted any minute.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-02
Jay Gould In Charleston.

CHARLESTON. s. c.. March Jay Gould. with
his and daughter. arrived here in his ow car
this morning and imme dately went on board of his
yacht the Atalanta which has been lying IN this ha
Dor for several weeks Later In the day he landed
and drove around the city. Nothing be learned OF
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Tho Rev. DR.. William NJ. Taylor. the Rev. W.
g. Smart Of the Albany Congregational Church. the Rev.
Z Rankin Of Wa.hington; the Rev J; y: Nun,eli Of
the COn0regdttOndlia and the Rev. II Mcfarland Of
this city have accepted Invitations TO Join IN the Con-
RreRati0nM Council called by tho snt.Newnnn mem.
bers OF tho Madison Avenue Congregational Church.
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TIE Canpaisa II Tsssuis.

LONDON. March l.-Advces from Haiphong
say that French gunboats with thousand have
occupied tie extreme post OF the rebels the song
Ku River ten miles below Bacnnh. The Chinese Skin.
i.,sr. we're airing frcn ths n.tEhborinw height. and
returning the hrs According to the latest reports
SoU1O Chinese had .H.:::..;is1 10 Bacnnh.
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Collision or TA-~s Traias.

LONDON. March Ia collision between three
Uans occurred this morning al vrfSr Junction. few
miles from Dundee on the CAlrd0nian Railway. Al.
though there WAS no loss Of life the destruction Of
property enormous
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saew Block sds - Canada.

MONTREAL. March 1.-The snow blockade con-
tnues and trains except from the West are worry much
DELAYED. The Canadian Pacific 10 said has abandoned
s train for the present Six passenger trains on the
Grand Trunk road are reported storm bound between
he and ST. Johns passenger train on the Montreal
day morning
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81. PETERSBURG March Tho funeral SER
viuss Of the late Munster Hunt will 10 held Tuesday
nsxi u the Americas Chapel In this city. his body
Is 10 America
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-02

There Ia no doubt hut the bss, place TO buy silks
saiins dress goods and ladies' suiti c0aks, donans.
,acksts and Az other goods. including full ns st gen:
ksllyp 3 OH 18th o. His prices and torr
truly remarkable, because Of extending credit 70 ALL
Adv
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An An.reA,.. Arr-.,-s rsr Murder.

PHsrH. March THE editor Of an Anarchist
journsi radical In politics. has been arrested and re.
curic. have been found O his house which stce
murdered,
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LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
IRISH Reform rROSiECTS CLOUDED
NJ THE DYNAMITE PLOTS.


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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-02

Light snow, followed by partly cloudy wealth.
variable winds shifting to south and northwest
slight changes in temperature.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-02

TIE 0sess's Bosk
Complete In Munro. Library No. ISL. Price 20 cents
All nsws stAnds.-lde.
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spTins snspss Of DGSysi ior ale every whsIs-l6S.
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The C.p. Cod Felix. Libel Suit.

PLYMOUTH, Mass. March lin the Cape
Cod Folks" libel case. Lorenzo Leonard Nightingale ag
new trial bur allowed exceptions which viii take the
case TO the supreme Court
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Ptles-Fsles--Plles

Cured without knife. powder saIve No charge until
cured Write for rsfetepcss Dr. Corkias II T. 2eth-Adv
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cut down. They continued to fight after the
a"ana ins T baow with hSs T Rs
enemy retired slowly. and in consequences Of
this the British kept zip their firing Tor u long
ea"d. Th s rebaIs lost o6 s l H "' o'0" u'
Gen: Graham decided TO remain ut the wells
% TIM r s . Gx to Af TJHst aS s.s
spos taken from Baker Pasha were in large
u e.. sHt ' Scre Il killed. and H. ~ Woond"d
The BritIsh forces, CAPTURED four Kropp guns.
CAIRO March THE English Government
has given Its sanction to the dcsnatching OF
two British battAlions to Assouan. The popu;
when Gen. Gordnn's mission was annonnced is
smhsding. At Khartoum less confidence, 10
felt X vii 4d "5Ha as n Gc se:
Col. Stewart. the secretary Of Gen. Gordon,
sysrywhsrs Without moiesta!ion. but tho na:
Of the river and assumed a menacing aititlis.
All WIZ HIM SfSa Es IL o S
LospoS. March lar X" 1.-THE telegram received a.
ths War 0iIiee save That four officers Of the
4 later despatch from Gen. Graham, says that
Ess ssS ana 5 e =; az
enemy's dead we're counted In the captured
positions.
Ali advices from Trink!tat CONCUR Ia ,ac-
parate bravery. Osman DigmR. the rebel leader
who gained 30 easy and so signal victory over
Baker Pasha upon almost the same ground
| where he yesterday mot with such drclsive
| detsat, brought ~. ono men into the field. The
| most Of these took part In the rStrgs against
Arabs want OF organization and regular dis
| cipline constantly exposed them to ths deadly
effect 81 the continuous fire which tho British
poured upon them.
Not more than ons-nfth OF Osmans forces
wore armed with Remington rifles. The rest
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-22
unrunnrKATE VITALITY

All exeitants. TO radically cure, mus DO in.
nocent. The art consists in continuing their
use until matters in the system contrary TO
health sro removed HEALTH FIaDs HArFINEss
IN THE MERE sESsE or RXIsTRNcs.
BRANDRErHs PILLS stimulate the blood so as
10 enable natlre TO throw on nl morbid
humors. and cure disease, no matter by what
name it may be called.
The sec-1t of recruiting the vital principle
Is discovered IN BRASpRErH's PILLS, becar SO
they remove what holds IT in check III
Ia believed they possess the elements of
vitality. Heat, healthy animal warmth, Is GER
tainly Increased by the use OF this wonderful
medicine. Provided the gtelt organs are moi
irrepa-ably injured, there is no disease BRAN
pRGTns FILLS VIII not cure. The true art q
healing IS to assist nature TO throw OIL diseas'
Ito concentrates, Ss it were, the whole vitality
OF the system te-aject the enemy that has
fastened on a part.
GET BRkNDRE1H's PILLS b epM oB Nth non
OF her !! and follow the printed directions, an'
health viii surely bless you.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-22

DUBLtC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
l. ESTATE.-Will be sold ut public sale, in
Little Britain township, Lancaster county,
Pa, en- SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4tlI, 1884, on
the public road leading from Oak nm 10
Kinks Bridge, farm containing 6s ACaES,
more less, OF well improved land, divided
into fields. all under good fences there are
Is Acres Thriving Chestnut ana WINE OAK
Timber The improvements consist OF a
FRAME HOUSE 20 xS! feet two stories high,
containing seven rOoms,an finished In good
order; a porch extending along the front OF
main building; well OF good water with
pump therein, under cover good dry cellar
under the main building. Frame Barn 80 %
feet stone basement with stabling tor tiiteon
head OF stock there Is a ciStern at the barn
with pump therein ali In good orcer. wagon
and Carriage, House. Hog ami Ice House,
Corn Crib and all other necessary out
buildings.
A running stream OF water passes through
the premises, which gives water sufficient for
stock. good young Orchard OF weilselected
Fruit OF all kinds In bearing condition. Tho
property Is located In a good neighborhood, |,
handy TO mills, schools and places OF public
worship, IL about miles nom Oxford boIo'
Smiles IRON spruce Grove station on narrow
gauge railroad, and mile from the thriving
village OF Oak hill, where all kinds OF me chan. /.
Zeal work Is carried on. Two mails arrive
daily from Philadelphia and baltimore, and
all parts OF the country.
This property VIII positively be sold on easy
Any person wishing to view the property
before the day OF sale can be shown the $ ams
by calling on Mrs. Jenkins, residing on tue
premises, or Jacob L. Jenkins. ut Lyle Post
ONCE, Lancaster county, Pa.
sale 20 commence at l o'clock p. m, when
conditions will be made known by
JACOB n. JENKINS, so
G.P. JENKINS,
REBECCA A. JENKINS,
MRS. ALICE n. JACKSON.
S. II. DowLASp, Auct. si75tw.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken oI
your rest by sick child suffering amt crying
witb the e1ergciatng pain of eutling teeth 2
II 80 go AZ once and gei bottieni il rs. WIN
SLOW suoThlSG SYRUP. II VIII relieve
the poor little sunsTer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a
upon IL there ~ 40 mistake about ~ rilfra, "
not mother on ealth who bias eVri used II,
VINO VIII not Tell you AT once tnsu ~ will
regulate the towels, aod give r,sl Is Iba
mother, and relief ami ith 10 tne child oi,-
Grating ike magic. II ~ perfectly Haip 10 uEs
In all cases, nnd pleasant 10 the taste, ,Lud IA
the prescription of one of the oiIuat and best
female physicians in tiB UniJ5d Sitigs. sol1
everywhere. 70 cents d bottie
may3l-lydM VI, ,8Sw
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A suiud,os on HIS Travels

w. b. Dinsmore, president of the Adams
Express company, and ]. &. Fargo, presi
dent of the American Express company,
caution the public generally throughout
tho United States against person signing
himself / L. Lloyd, who is canvassing the
country, representing himself as publishing
a railroad aud travellers map and present
ing what purports to be an Endorsement OF
tho companies named. They state that
he has swindled many people throug bout
the country by the issue OF a printed
reoeipt bearing the Endorsement (without
date) OF tho Adams and American Express
companies, which Endorsement was given
more than twenty years ago and long since
withdrawn. The express companies are
deluged with letters of inquiry regarding
this OparatiOn.
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r OCAL MAIL AKnANaEmENTs.

HOURS FOR CLOSING THE MAILS.
by Raiiroad-NKw oRK THROUGH MAIL, 500
ana 7:5o q, m, 1880 p. m, 500 p. m. and 200 a.
WAY MAIL, east, 7:S0 a. m.
DowNNsTowS, Leaman Place and Gap, 6:l5
= PHIrApxrrH1A III THROUGH MAIL, 500 and 1850 a.
m, S:i5 a. M, 1890, 500 and 400 q. IN.
PrrrsBuRs AND WEST, 800 a. m, l:2o and l0GIo
HARMsBuRa MAIL, 500 and 900 a. m, l;so, 500
7;l5 and l0:4d p. m.
WAY MAIL, west, 6:C0 and 900 a. m.
BALTIMoRz AND WARRINGTON, via Philadel-
BAErIMoRE AND WASHINGTON. via York, l:SO
BALTIMORE AND WARRINGTON, via Harrisburg
l0:s5 p. m.
| BiRDIn-HArD, Chrisiana. Parkesburg,
Coatesvflle and Downingtown at 1890 u. IN,
CoLUMBIA at 900 u. IN. 1880 and 800 D. IN.
YORK AND YORK WAY, 1850 and l0l5 p. m.
NORTHERN CxSTRAL, 500 e. M, l;aO and l0:io
| RKApiEs, via READING AND CoLuMBIA Il. T.,
| Too a. IN. and 1910 p. IN.
kKADINe WAY, via junction. Lititz, MAN.
holm. East Hempneld and Ephrata, 3:l6 p. m.
vest Wiliow, MsrtinsviiIe, Refton iS, and Ii@s
Valley, OLD a. m. and oOo 2: IN. ,.,,-
Ss snS sSnns
Groye, by way OF Downtngtown, ut G:iS D. m.
"Hu sAYs Isl HARBop, via Columbia, $50 a. m. ana
Is sy Z stage -slackwaser and Safe Harpor,
daily, at 4DOp. IN.
TO Millersvtle, sand ll:30 a. M, and p. m.
Binklev's Bridge, Lcacock, Bareville, Now
| Holland, $3.50 D. M.
| Willow street, smithville, Buck. Chestnut
Level. Green, Peters Creek, Pleasant Grove,
Rock springs. Paramount and howlandsvfilo,
| Md, daily, At 700 a. m.
| Lanuis' Valley. Oregon, West Earl, Farm
ersville, Neiisviile, Hinkletown, Terre Hill,
Mar,indale. daily, at 2.so p. m.
| Greenland, Fertility, Lampeter and wheat
land Mills 10 strasburg, daily at p. m
New Dan Vile, Conestoga, harticyille, Colo
| InRhvilie. Mount Nebo, Rawlinsyillo, b.
| thesda aud Liberty square, daily, AZ 2:s0 p, IN
ON sunday evening, ,nphs east ana west
clos II 1910 y. N.
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anarastsr .Jntslligenrrr
AuonIusraL 4 oRsmArIoN.
s..s ana r,,a,anu OF Colorado cure the sic
aud Burn the Dead.


sss,~ ana r,,a,ana of Colorado Unre the sicH
iaad Burn the Dcsd-
corrcspondence OF tho Chicago Times.
Tho Huslapais, as we'll as the Mohave,
1.d,sns n Southwestern Colorado and
IJtah orernats the dead. The body is LAID
n the ground about eighteen inches below
ths surface piles OF brush and logs are
thrown above and below, to make nos
flre. Daring the burning,. the relatives
and friends throw their blankets ana otnes y
vsIuablss into the flames. Tho vaine II
regulated by the degree OF kinship. e ne
ashes are thrown to the four winos. oao
viii cay to another: II am not gelne "
throw my blanket to your brother. ior you
did not throw anything for my iatner !,
social etiquette, We should cail Una. II y
mas They burn also immense numbers
Of ponies, and have great wake
Tho less important people are sometime;
burned with no sacrifice Of property, ou'
that is not proper respect. n,
Both Spencer and Captain fisic'
say 1t is impossible to break NJ
these wasteful fcasts among the elders
the young men who are mixed ii
the world already despise them. Inc!
have no religion whatever, Spencer says
as far as he has been able to find out
They believe in no spirits except those
tho departed, which they think linge
about the place of death. They neve
pass such place at night IL they can avoi'
it. They would seem to be promising dis
oiples for the spiritualistf. Their med
cine men have little power, apparently
and, like those of the Northwest Indians
are killed IL their patients die. The modi
cine man is born to the position, and can
not help himself, Any pecuiiarit'
in child is apt to be con
sidered an indication but il b
goes to gather herbs it is n certain sign. 4
medicine man, however. gets large recon-
pense, and man who is cured is alway
pretty poor, no matter what he owned be
fora.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-22

"a the most effective Pain Destroyer In the
whether taken internally or applied exIer.
naliys anu thereby morp certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alievtator. and u Is warranted dou.
IT eureS pain III the eide. Back or howels
SORE Throat, rheumatism, Toothhehe, and
ALL ACHES, and IL The t3rsst helisser OF
fs~ie . BisDwn'S HOUSEHOLD PAEACEAr =
should bs IN every t,tRily. A toaslfooniul oi
the PanAooa IA 'rr'biar ~ hot water tswnsi
aned, II prefefrsil zkaa II badume. ssh
maySl-lydb a w ,sSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-22
GEO. WHIT5oN, Auct Al
JAS, If. WALKER, Clerk.
4 pnIsisrKaTKiX's SALE

4 DHlhIsrKsTklN'S SALE
N On THURSDAY, SEPT. p, 1874, ly Or
der ot tile Orphans Court OF Lancaster Coun-
Uy, Will be sold on tho premises the following
wit:
No. l. Il fam, containing l0l ACRES, more
or less, situated in Fulton and DrumOre
townships, within two miles OF the PeachbOt-
tom and Columbia Port Deposit railroads,
on winch arc erected a two and one half story
STONE DWELLING HOUSE, barn, stables,
tobacco shed and other improvements; also,
8 acres OF good chestnut timber
No, 2, u tract OF land In DrumOro township,
containing abOutS ACRES, more or less, upon
which are erected Il one and a. halI-sIOry
FRAME HOUSE, barn, ianncry, with nll tho
modern improvements and other ouLbuitd-
ings.
No. 3. a tract OF Iand. containing 20 ACRES;
erected
No T. a tract OF land, In Drumorc township,
containing l3 acres more or less, on MICH are
erected a Two ana a-half story stone mansion
house, stone Kitchen and spring house. with a
ncver.Iailing spring OF water; barn, with 10.
bacco house, wagon shed, carriage house ana
Ot her building, ali In good condition.
These tracts of lana all under good
fences, divided into convenient fields, in d
high state of cultivation, and convenient To
chuTcheC, schools, etc.
Tnc properties will be sold together or sepa'
| ratcly, as may best suit purchasers.
Parties desiring TO examine the properties
viii please call upon the Undersigned, resid'
ing thereon.
sale TO commence at O'Clock p. M, when
BELL A. MILLER,
Administratrtx of Geo. W. Miller, decd.
jams COLLINS, Auctionecr. au2O'tsH
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A ssInnrHS, SALk.

A
a ON TUESDAY, OCT 7. 1884, at pHblic
sale ut the public house OF James Montgom-
cry, In the village OF MOuntville, West Hemp
Held township, Lancaster county, elk miles
from Lancaster and four miles from Columbia,
the undersigned assignces OF Jacob Trey and
wife, will sell the following real estate, viz
No. /. 4 lot OF ground IN the village OF
Eouutville, fronting on Main street 60 feet,
aud extending back the same width 300 feet, to
q li-ieet wide alley. The improvements
thereon are two-story BRICK HOUSE,
frame summer kitchen attached, range in
main Kitchen, bath room, not and cold water,
large heater In the cellar, and other modern
improvements IN house A well OF never
kitehsn, a large frame stable. carriage house,
hog pen and other outbuildings. Choice fruit
and variety OF grapes. The premises would
n side yard IL feet wide. The buildings are All
Us good as new. having been lately put up.
No. = farm or s Acres and 95 Perches.
lying about x OF Amilc northeast from Mount
VILE. of the best quality OF limestone land,
The improvements thereon are n two-story
BRICK HOUSE, summer house, brick bank
and other buildings. The buildings are ali in
good condition. Two running springs OF good
water near the house. we'll with pump in
near the stable doors A young orchard OF
| choice fruit trees in bearing condition.
No. 5. A tract OF about Acres of Chestnut
timber land lying about mile northeast OF
hountville. The timber Is ready to cut and
win bo sold together or I'm two lots. A vaIu-
able building sand bank Is open on said tract.
Any person wishing To view any OF said
premises will please call on Jacob Frey, resic.
Ing ON No. l, Andrew Sherk, residing on the
farm, on ON John NJ. Order. ESQ, residing In
kountyilie, who're draft OF the divisions OF
sale to commence at O'Clock, o. m, and at
tendance VIII be given and terms made known
by CHklsTlAN J. PREY,
HlHAM &. HERSHEY
Assignees OF Jacob Frey anu Vile.
SAMUEL HKHs, AuctiOneer.
JonS h. GRfDER, Clerk. sio+tdsS4tw