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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-09

ihlIhdclphlu Ilmcs.
The new mayor Of Lancaster has ap-
pointed Abram Maxwell, q colored man,
to tho position Of market master. Maxwell
is said TO be more than ordinarily intelli-
gent and morally unobjsctionable, bnt
some of the farmers, who "don't want to
be bossed by niger" threaten to with
draw from the markets controlled by the
city. The same farmers wou'd probably
not object to "bOssing a niger" If the
"nigger" WAS engaged in preparing their
produce for the market neither would
they be likely to object to sitting on the
Same seat with him while on the way to
market, but that "nigger" should have
the power under the law to seize their
short weight butter or "bobbed" veal
is something that even the onlight
ened Lancaster county farmer cannot
contemplate with the least degree oj
patience.
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No Light 10 night itu,iusss ct tue yeIs-
graph Uumpanies BGsCl-d.

No Light To night -uu,Iueas "t tue TeIs-
graph Companies Affected.
There was a heavy fall Of rain nearly all
last night, aud about half past six o'clock
this morning snow began to fal. and con
tinued all day up to the time we 90 to
press, having attained u depth Of about 8
incheS.
The heavy fall of snow has done great
damage 20 the telegraph wires. Those Of
the telephone company are down at differ.
ent points in the city. Mr. Reese, the
manager, states that it IS impossible for
them to do service at present, and he says
that all subscribers should cut out their
instruments TO night for fear Of accident
from the wires coming IN contact with
those OF the electric light.
For fear Of accidents tho el1c'rio lights
will not be run tonight. All over the
city the wires Of the telegraph and tGle.
phone companies, and fire alarms, are
lying across those Of the electric light.
The men in tho employ Of the light com
pauy arc busy at work removing the
wires which interfere with them, but it
is thought that the repairs cannot be made
in time.
All Of the Pennsylvania railroad com
pauy's wires, fifteen in number, are down,
and We learn from Mr.. Bartly, operator in
ceiyc or send dispatches further east than
Conestoga or further west than Dillerville.
1t is impossible to tell how much damage
has been done. Thus far there has been
but little detention of passenger trains.
The wires of tho Western Union, over
thirty in number, arc down except ono. A
report comes in from Mouutvile that west
of that place long line Of telegraph poles
have been broken by the weight OF snow
that carried down the wires.
The ten wires OF tho American Rapid
are also all down but one.
The associated press tClcgraphs that
1.-THE wires could hardly be more uniayor-
able than they arc this morning" There
was no communication south Of Balti-
more.
The quantity Of snow that formed
around tho wireS almost passes belief
being in many places az thick as a mans
arm, the wires looking like immense
cables.
There have been many heavy falls o
snow FROM tho roofs OF buildings III thi
olty, and many persons have made narrow
escape from being crushed beneath thu
descending masses, but wo have heard u
no serious accidents.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken oi
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth
II so, go at once and get bottle ot MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SikUP. II will relieve
tho poor little sufferer iInmer -,iopend
upon IL there is no mistake about it. There Is
not a mother on earth who has ever used IL
who will not tell you NJ once that II vii
regulate the bowels and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to the child. Op.
Grating ike magic. II - perfectly safe to use
in All cases, ana pleasant To the taste, and Is
the prescription OF ono OF the Oldest and best
emalc physicians In the United States. sold
everywhere. 95 cents n bottle.
mayl-M. w saw
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Live stuck Marker,

CmcAdo-Hogs-R Receipts, 10000 head ship
packing. IS iOd5 90; packing and ship
ping, 81 0JaG S5; light, s5 3OQ5 95 skips,
S3 9Oto5 2J; market closed weaker.
CatIle-Heceipts $500 head shipments, 100
do. market brisk and l0c higher; exports,
al 25i6 G5 good to choice shipping, S rs
ef6 10; common TO medium, IS 4oQo 10;
corn.fed Texans sSd6 go.
Sheep-Receipts, 400 head shipments, 3,20o
head market steaiy and unchanged; IN
ferior to fair, % 1894 7S; medium TO good,
u 0066 10; cnoico 10 extra, s S0G6 30.
EAST LIBERTY Cattle active and nrm at un :
changed prices receipts, iAO head ship
ments, $50 head.
Hogs slow receipts, 1850 head shipments,
8 79S head Philadelphias, % 1905 90 Yorkers,
s. 1906 co.
sheep active and firm at unchanged prices
receipts, SO head shipments, 900 head.
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DEATHS.

BoFPRNNYER.-In this city, April 7. 1884,
IL. Boifenmyer, in the 3tth year OF his age
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
on Thursday morning At o'clock from his
late residence Lancaster County House, No.
III East King street Funeral services at
Longenecker's church, strasburx turnpike, at
llo'ciock. lnterment at Longenecker's. 2t
NRHKR.-ln this city, on the sth inst Eva,
reliCt OF the late Jacob Neher and daughtc OF
the late Andrew and Barbara ClGmmens, in
the 50th year OF her age.
Due notice OF funeral hereafter.
KrsNBDY.-l this city, on the .sth inst,
Catherine T., reliCt OF the late John A. Ken.
nedy, I'm the SD year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence, No. iOi West Lemon
street, on Friday afternoon at O'Clock. In
terment at Lancaster cemetery.
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TEmrLAH UuUnrEsIEs.
the Visit OF tho Lancaster Knights to Bsl,i


more,
AS mentioned In tho INTELLIGESCER,
Tuesday, u committee of Lancaster com
maudery, No. l3, Knights Templar, left
this city for Baltimore, taking with them
handsomely engTOSsed aud framed
series of resolutions for presentation to
Monumental commandery, No. 3 A part
Of the &C cCmmitteo have returned, bringing
with them beautiful pillow of choice
flowers, presented to them by Mouumen
tai commandery. La the centre of the
pillow in crimson imnOrtclles Is the tom.
plar cross, aud in a seni.circle above it in
purple immOrteles the words, Welcome,
No l3 The pillow IL on exhibition in
the window Of the drug store of II. b.
Cochran, North Queen street.
The committee say that on their arrival
IN Baltimore at g p. m, Tuesday evening,
they werc met ~ the Union depot 10y a
delegation Of Monumental commapdery
and escorted e. Masonic hall. DR.. George
X. Welchans, of No - in u brief speech,
presented the framed resolutions to Mon
umental commaudery, They were accepted
by Eminent Commander Clark, who
afterwards presented 10 the delegation the
floral pillow noticed above, Eminent Com
maudCr Joel =. Eaby, of this city, making
the speech of acceptance. A sumptuous
banquet was then partaken of, the fcstiv-
itics continuing until II o'clock, at which
hour portion of the committee left Balti.
more for homo. The other members will
return this evening.
This morning the floral pillow was pho
tographcd by RUtc.
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Now York nrsrEeu>,

NEw YoRK, April 9.--Fiour-state ana
changed; supertne state, 81 COOS % Extra
do, t3 15d3 40; choice do, % 4598 90;
Fancy do, SO 1895 80 ; Round Hoop Ohio % 20
"a 90; choice, "a 0bG6 90; Superhne Western,
~ t06S 25; common 10 good extra do, % 2l@
80; chO CO do. a. 6546 90; choice White
Wheat do, f6 2506 30. Southern quiet and
weak common to fair extra, % 250Il5; good
TO choice 10. "a SOGe6 25.
Wheat LalGc higher, but very feverish
moderate speculative trading; No. . Red,
May, 9S%d9sHc; June, 81 l0,s9i oiski July,
sl 0lM4l or.
Corn shade better but quiet Mixed West
orn spot i5p66bSc; 10 future, 5o1GD5g1zc.
oats XDkc higher including No. May,
3lN1S5ci June, 35BQ35sSc; State, 399t3c
Western. 35lp42c.
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d" Assisted" Immigrants.
How England Imposes Upon Our Govern.
meut.

ment.
BOSTON, April 9.-The steamship Gre-
clan from Glasgow arrived here this morn
ing bringing 236 immigrants said to have
boen shipped from the workhouse at
Swineford, Ireland. The custom authorities
have been warned to investigate the mat
ter. They ascertained that they were as
sisted emigrants aud not paupers,
and had from s5 to $40, according
to the size of each family, given
them by the agent of the luke fund,
on the other side. 1t is not clear that
they are desirable settlers for this ooun-
try. These people claim that they have
come to this country in order
to enable them to gain livelihood they
intend to become citizens Of the
United States as soon az the laws permit.
Most of them are to go far west and have
already made arrangements to that end.
That they will be allowed to land there Is
no doubt, as each of them comes fully up
to the requirements of the migration law.
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A lIrupalnt,a storH.

Mr.. Isaac q. Chapman, druggist, Newburg,
N. Y, writes " have tor the past ten years
sold several gross OF DH WILLIAM HALLS
BALShM FOR THE LUNGS. I can say OF IL
what cannot say OF any other medicine.
have never had IA customer speak of IL but to
praise Its virtues In the highest manner.
nave recommended II In a great many cases
of Wnooping Cough, with the happiest effects.
have used It I'm my own family tor many
years In fact, always have a bottle IN tho
me licine closet ready Tor use"
al-M, W,FSw
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OoInc, 9ebtle spring.

and bring malaria, dyspepsia, biliousnoss,
torpidty of liver ana train OF kindred mala.
dies Fortunately Kidney-wort Is at hand
II may be had OF the nearest druggist and
will purity the system, correct the stomach
and bowels, 3 imulato tho liver and kidneys
to healthy action, remove all poisonous hu.
mors and make you feel ike n new man. As
spring medicine, tonic and blood Purifier IL
haa no euuaI
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-09

The glory OF man IL his strength. IL you
are weakened down through excessive study,
or by early indiscretions, Aliens Brain Food
will permanently restore all lost yigor, and
strengt hen all the muscles of Brain and Body.
81 q for t5.-At druggists, or by mail from j..
II. Allcn, 3I5 First Ave, New York city.
M,W6F&w
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a SucoosVm iiay.--" Claire and tho Forge.
Master" by the eminent emotional star, MISS
Maude Granger, and her excellent support.
The same company and play will be presented
at Fulton opera house next Tuesday evening,
April 18th. This return visit IL at the urgent
request OF largo number OF citizens. Sale OF
seats begins Friday n. m, April ilth. Popular
prICpa,
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The Lancaster Loiderkranz will give o
grand Easter concert and sociable at their
hall on Monday evening, April IA AS it
is the first Of tho Easter week festivities
and its management have an enviable
reputation for getting up enjoyable socials,
an abundant success may be predicted for
the entertainment next Monday evening.
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Serious Issiiroad wre ok.

DUBLIN, April GA railway collision
occurred to-day at Black Rock on the
Kingstown line, few miles south of
Dublin, between locomotive aud
passenger train. Thrty-fve persons were
injured.
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Polishing the wrong Euo.

Many men daily poishthetr boots who never
give thought to the condition OF their hair,
except TO harrow Il casually with brush and
comb, or submit IL to the psral Zing attention
of the average barber. what happens Why
this From neglect, mental anxiety, or any OF
n score OF causes, the hair turns prematureiY
gray and begins to fall out. Parker's Hair
Bllsam will at once stop the latter process
and restore the original coloI. An elegant
dI, s.ing, free from grease.
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a welcome Discharye.

OTTAWA, Ont, April 0.-Stephen Dunn,
of Arminia, N. Y, who has been In prison
here two years on charge of numbering
a member Of Coles circus, was discharged
yesterday, the evidence against him not
being sufficient to hold him.
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Charles Whitney, an old time circus
man, who has been regular visitor to
this city for more than 30 years past, Is
stopping at Shober's hotel. He ia not en-
gagged with any show at present.
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The voltalc Belt Co, Marshall, Mich Offer
tn send Dr. Dyes yoltais Belt and Appliances
on trial, tor thirty days, 10 men, young or old,
afflicted with nervous debility, lost vitality,
ana kindred troubles See advertisement I'm
this paper M,W,FSw
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SECOND EDITION.
THE CONVENTION.
HARMONY AND ENTHUSIASM IN 4


The convention Called 10 order by the
Uhairman-R. milton speer Perma-
nent Chairman--A Gensrous do.
votion to Rsndaii-The
ALLENTOWN, Pa, April 0--The snow
began to fall here rapidly this morning,
and in short time had covered the streets
laden tho telegraph wires and made the
walking disagreeable for the many visitors
and Democratic delegates in attendance
here. The snow was falling before the
convention assembled, but It did not deter
great crowd from vending it's way to
the opera house, the gallery of which
building was filed with eager spectators
long before ten o'clock, the hour of the
convention to assemble.
Chairman BenseI Calls to Order.
A very few minutes after ten o'clock
Chairman Hensel took his seat and called
the convention to order. Rev. DIR. 8. G..
Wagner opened the proceedings with
prayer.
The roll was called and the contests
answered as follows II. ID. Furst against
Geo. Hitler, In the First district of
Dauphin Alex. w. Loder, DIR. Jas.
Shull aud Jerome A. Fethenman against
JuO. ID. DtOTlu, Nl. anu VI VI.
Kunkle in Monroe VIM. ID. Kendrick
aud James O'Connor against John
X. Read and David MacGufiu in
the Tenth district of Philadelphia John
J. Macardle, Thos. Morris and Philip Mo
Cullough against Thos. Reardon, Thos. J.
Minnick and John Longrey in the Fif.
teenth district Of Philadelphia Jero.
+. Kane against James Shaughncy in
the Twenty ninth district Of Philadelphia /;
and Jas. r. Dugau and Fred Knapp against
Nicholas Crater and NJ. j. Sweeny in the
Second district of Schuylkil. The greatest
interest centred upon the contest In the
Tenth Philadelphia dstrist, and as the
names of the contestants were called they
were IN turn loudly applauded by their
friends.
Temporary Chairman Speer.
X. Milton ,Speer was then elected tenn
porary chairman by acclamation, amidst
much applause. On taking the chair Mr..
Speer thanked the convention Tor the honor
conferred upon him, and delivered a
short address. 1.-THE last Democratic
president" he said, "who was inaugur.
ated, though not tho last who was elected,
was Pennsylvania, and | hopa to see
another Pennsylvania nominated and elect.
ed. Applause. A man has been namei
mere VINO nab Deeu III SERVICE LOT 20
years and is to day poorer than when he
entered it. If he be declared the choice of
this convention for president, let him go
not only with your votes but with your
hearts" When Mr.. Speer closed there
was tremendous applause and shouts for
Randall Randall ~ came from every
corner.
The committees on resolutions, creden-
tials and organization were then appointed
and the convention adjourned until Il
o'clock.
| speer Permanent Chairman.
Immediately after the adjournment fol
the recess the committee on organization
convened and decided on X. Milton Speel
for permanent president, and named one
senatorial delegate from each district a
vice president and half dozen secretar
| les.
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Leven Il. Rots, undertaken, has purchas
ed the property now occupied by him at
the corner of South Queen aud Vine
stress, from the estate of Philips Fitzpat
rick for "a, 000.
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We are I'm receipt OF a letter from J.
Handy, Esq, OF Floral, Ark, In which the
writer says: Samaritan Nervine cures female
decline. and during the change oil lite It Il a
specific" Suggestive facts, truly sl,5O.
Qs.lydeOdNw
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A special dispatch from Allentown tn is
morning states that Ii. M. North, esq, of
Columbia, has been agreed upon as elector
from Lar caster county,
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- l7 - 4ss-l-.sla-a-- - -
sPEUf4L HpTgD IN,

Sprains, Bameness, Pains and stitches
Weak Back or Dis o of the spine will be i'm.
mediately relieved on application OF n Hop
Plaster over the Affected part. It's penetra-
tive power I, wonderful. Warranted TO be
tho best made.
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WAS troubled for year with torpid liver
and indigestion, and after trying everything
IMAGINABLE used BuTdOck BLOOD Biners. The
first bottle revived mo and the second cured
me entirely J. s. Williamson. Rochester. N.
Y. For sale by ii. B. Cochran druggist, l37
and 1872 North Queen street
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Tho American Rapid telegraph company
have removed their office from Bowers
building, Centre square, to tho Examiner
building, North Queen street.
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An iSpIanation.

No one IN sdicino will cure everything. but
II IL an inContestible tact that Thomas Eciec-
tric Oh VIII cure "A sprain, "A brrise, bite, or
an ache, and IL also an active and pronounced
cure tor neural ia aud rheumatism. For sale
by II. B. Cochran, druggist, l37 and lS9 North
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No AnnnnnkIon.

PHILDELPHIA April 0.-Oficers Of the
Philadelphia aud Reading coal aud iron
company say that no arrangement has yet
been made for a suspension of mines this
month,
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A new Landlord.

Frederick Waltz, late of the McGrann
house has taken.possesson of the Railway
house, at the lass end of the Pennsylvania
X; X. depot, as lately occupied By l.. O..
Wilmer.
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n Bank ISusted ~

VERSAILLES. Ohio, April 9.-The Ex-
change bank closed its doors yesterday.
Liabilities 100000.
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Aliens Bilious Physic Is a purely vegetable
liquid remedy for Headache. Biliousness ana
Easily taken, acting promptly,
quickly, 2octs. Atall druggists.
NW,fSw
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n EDIC.1L.
A NEHs sARsAPAhILLA.
THINK OF TT NOW

A fER'S SARShPARILLA AND AYERS
N Cherry Pectoral Tor sale at Cochran's
Drug store, No. 81 anu l39 North Queen ST.,
Lancaster, Pa.
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why suffer with MALARiAf Emosy's stan.
dsrd Cure Pills are iniallible, never fail TO
cure tho most obstinate cases purely vego-
table. 20 cents. M,w&F&w
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Law for tho Lyucnors.

New LEXINGTON, o., April Own.
Beately has been convicted of manslaugh-
ter for the lynching of Richard Hickey.
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NPFCIAL To IUBAOUU fAUhEhS AND
~ Workingmen generally.
All are respectfully invited TO call and see
the best Working Pants, Jackets and shirts In
the market. Made after the most approved
patterns and finish and warranted not to rip.
Also Underwear, Hosiery Gloves ana other
staple goods. All cheap to suit the present
times. Please call and examine before you
buy, -
HENRY BECHTOLD,
No. 81 North Queen Street.
1s- Sign OF the Big stocking, Rlyd
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DYsPErTIc nervous people, out OF sorts"
Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic Will cure. hsk
for Cotdens OF druggists. n7'lwdeod&w
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EKAPE HUTEL-LAGER BEER AND
" Excelsior saratoga Water on Draught.
Henry Rahter, proprietor OF tue Grape Hotel,
80 and "a North Queen street, has remodeled
tho barroom, erected tirstclass Rofrigerators
and has now ON draught Charles Class's cell
ebrated Philadelphia LAGER BEEk Tor
which he Is sole agent In this city. Also, sAh'
ATOGA WATER from the famous Excelsior
Springs, Saratoga, Y. A tull assortment OF
the purest Wines and Liquors on sale.
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VNHE LARGEST AMI BEST STOCK Ur
l. Euchre, Casino and Poker cards from Sc
per pack up.
STORE.
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FOR SALE.

TOBACCO FOX SALE.
l have tobacco OF the crops OF 1881, 1882
and 1853 for sale. Other good crops In the im-
mediate neighbOrho d.
JOHN J. PENNELL,
m2t3wd Kinks Mills, Lancaster Co, Pa.
TRUSTEES sALE.-BY ORDEh or THE
Orphans Court OF Lancaster county will
be sold on Monday, April Il, 1884, at the Loop
ard Hotel, East King street, the following de-
scribod real estate OF Henry Rsigart de-
ceased
All that two.story Brick Dwelling House,
with two-stOry brick back building and other
improvements li3 North Duke street. The lot
IL q ieet more or less. front, by 100 feet deep.
The pn~perty Is eligibly located, and is in
every respect a most desirable one. The yard
contains truit trees and grape vines In abund-
ance The house contains ~ rooms, two water
closets with sewer connections, bath room,
hydrant In tho yard and water in the kitchen.
Parties desiring to view the promises will
please call upon j S. Breneman, No. % South
Duke street. Possession can be given imme-
diately after the confirmation OF tho sale II the
purchaser desires.
sale viii commence at 7H p. m, when con-
ditiOns will be made known by the under
signed. ADAM RElGART.
J. 3. BRENEMAN,
HENRY SCHUBERT, Trustees TO sell.
Auctioneer. m2l9tS n, WE
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NOTiUS.-PATIESTs WISHING TO CON.
M IA nRANan

DIV. Lh OISkd dNNfD,
oF 1928 FILBERT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA,
are requested to give ut least two days
notice prior to their Intended visit to prevent
disappointment and loss of time.
DR.. La Oranges new work on Nervous Dis
eases and Allied Disorders. Sent free by post.
50 cents. Address as above. ml-Smds
IxvsEN FIRST SEEN BY THE PRAU-
w titioner, Chronic Nasal Ca arrh has oite n
existed Il number OF months or number OF
years. sometimes comprising almost the en-
tire life OF the patient.
Diseases OF the EYE, EAR, TnRO kT-also
CANCERS, TUMORS, SKIN and CHRONIC
DlSEASES-suCcesstully treated by
DRS. ii, ID. and NJ. A. LONGAKER.
Onice-l l3 East Walnut street, Lancaster, Pa
Consultation free. AZ 3td&w
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NEW ADVERTIskM m kNTs.

yNTANTED-A STOUT BUA 10 OR IL
w years Old To learn Carriage Painting at
PHILIP DOERsOMS Carriage Factory, Nos.
l26 anu l2S East King street, Lancaster, Pa.
ltd