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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-29

n J. STEVENS HAVING EsN~O
IL. leased the well-lnown SSffzsS =
and popular watering place S s 1870
known as the Aliens Springs ~ 80 49, 5fss
Lake county. the Hotel will beS--z-I.--z--h<
run in frst-caSS style in every particular. Mr.
Stevens is an experienced hotel man and will
spare no pains in making his guests comfortable
and mt home. Stages run daily and make con-
nections with I'll trains ml5-tf
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G. sIMMoNDS.
VIM. r. KNIGHTS G. CO..

Sold by first Glass Druggists and Grocers. De-
pot No. 1873 Battery St, San Francisco.
m2D-tfTuThS
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Is RECOMMENDED BY ALL PHYSICIANS
as Il Blood Purifying Liquor 1t is sure
remedy for Dyspepsia or Chills and Fever, es-
pecially for all Kidney and Liver Complaints.
IT IS THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE
AGE This Extract is pure compound OF all
the choicest Tropical Fruits and put up eX-
pressly for Medicinal and Family Use. Fami-
| lies and Travellers should always be provided
with a bottle of SIMMONDS EXTRACT OF
TROPICAL FRUIT 1t good for Sour Stomach,
Sea Sickness and all Stomach Troubles. Also,
| Billiousness and Dyspepsia, and acts as Light
| Purgative. No necessity for taking Strong
| Cathartic. The best physicians recommend it
| to everybody. Particularly recommended by
| the faculty for Ladies' Complaints. Extracted
| from the following Tropical Fruits: Pineapple,
| Orange, Mangocs, Zepotilla, Bananas, Tama-
| TindS.
NaIariaI Diseases of all kinds speedily
yield to its Powerful Action. Nothing
| Equals it an Appetizer.
Its tonic properties are grand, and it REVIEWS
| wasted vitality and rejuvenateS the system. Try
| il and become convinced. FJ- None genuine
unless my signature is across the cork.
II is soothing strengthening ana invigOrating,
purifics the blood improves the digestion, cures
rcstleSsness, inSures refreshing sleep and re-
pairs the evil effects of overwork. aS no other
medicine can. JOS. HAHN,
Druggist Sole Agent.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-26

L'UR SALE, ON EASY TERMS.
Il have some houses on New and Duke
streets which will sell on easier terms than
ever before offered 10 the public Call on
l. L. MAYER.
ian0-2mdE g43 North Queen street.
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The follow Ing statement OF william !, Cough
In, OF somervillc, Mass, IL 50 remnrkaho that
we beg tORsk for II the attention Ot our read
cra. lie says: "ln the tall OF 1876 was taken
with violent bleeding of the lungs, followed
by IL severe cough. | sOOn began TO lose my
appetite and fCsh | was so weak AT one time
that could not leave my bed. In tho sum.
NOR Ot ls77 | Wasadmitted TO the CITY Hospital.
WhiIC Lhcr" tho doctors said had hole In
my lcit lung ~ big ~ half.dollar. leXpend.
ci over u hundred dollars In doctors and med
icinrJ. iwus 20 TAR gone at one time report
want around, That | was dead. gave up hope
but Il tricud toll inc OF DIR. WM HALLS
BAISAM FOR THE LUNGS. | lauShc ~
my fri"uds, thinking my case iUcurGblc, but
got 10 Tile 20 satisfy them, when to my SUR
prIscR q qualification, l commenced to feel
better Ny nope, once dead began 10 revive
AID tO,lay feel IN better spirts tRan have
the past three years.
~ write this hoping You VITA publish It, sc
that every one afflicted with Deceased Lung,
VIII he induced to take Or. WM. HALLS
BALSAM rORTHE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTlON ChN BE CURED.
have taken two bottles ana can positively say
that Il has uOue me moro good than all th'
other medicines have taken since my sick
ness. MY cough has almost entirely disap
pearod ana shall soon be- able to 20 70 work.
sold hv H. u. Cochran, ls7 NOrth Queen stree
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[NOE RENT fhOM APRtL L,
II Tho second and third floors of No. q East
King street, suitable tor any kind OF business.
Also the basement OF tho same building; fit-
ted up for tirst class restaurant. Inquire at
Jl5-tid NOS. q & NORTH QUEEN ST.
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a rnmily of It,lians po,,uned
DESTRUCTIVE FLAMES.



Fire broke out in the state prison al
Saltwater, Miun, about midnight, and de-
spite all efforts the buildings were dc,
stroycd. The prisoners, Including the
Younger brothers, wore placed under q
strong guard in tho yard. the loss is
probably 100000. During the progress of
the fire the state militia were called out to
assist in removing convicts.
Fire broke out at noon in the Persever.
ance wood works of MahlOn Fulton, on
Ninth street, above Oxford, Philadelphia.
The building and contents were dc
strOyed, leaving nothing standing but the
walls. The loss is $4,000; insured for
sl5,0 900. A number of dwellings in the
vicinity we're damaged to tho extent OF
IS, 900,
Seldeu lS Sons fertilizer factory at
Curtis Creek, Anne Arundel county, Md,
burned Thursday morning, Loss, s5os
900.
At Nepia, Ohio, Hrc this morning de-
stroyed the Union block, containing three
stores. Loss, $50, 600
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Axe you d!siurDo at night and broken OF
your rest by a sicE child suffering and crying
with the oIcrucialInR pain ofcutunB teeth !
II 80, 60 At once and get bottle OF NJ rs. WIN
slows SOOTHING SYRUP. II viii relieve
tue poor little sufferer neutrality-suspicious.
upon It there 81 no mistake about 1t. There Is
not mother on earth who has ever used II,
who Will not tell you ut once that IL will
regulate the bowels ana givo rcst 10 tro
mother, and relicf and health to the child, OPP
Grating likc mnglc. II perfectly safe I" use
IN all cnses, ami pleasant to tho taste, and Is
the prescription OF one of tho ol,'ost and best
female pnysiciuns IN the UnitCl states. soll
every wu.ro - cents bottle.
mAyl-A IS .SSV
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FOREIGN FLasnus.


matters of Interest CnDled This AftCrno oCn.
AT meeting of the Employers assooia.
tiOu last evening in London a resolution
was passed advising the proprictors of the
Blackburn mills TO work their looms only
three days in the week. At Q meeting OF
the oldham Limited Liability association,
representing several million spiudles, 6
resolution was adopted to curtail the pro-
duction of yarn in order to prevent any
increase in stock.
At ConstantinOple The mother of the late
Sultan Abdul Az.z is dead. She was in.
tered to day with pompous ceremony.
The remains of Herr Lasker arrived a,
Berlin at midnight.
The steamship G3rmanio arrived at
Liverpool at O'Clock this morning,
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IIxn ainok Market.

CHICAGO Tho Drouers' j."
IIogs-Rcccipts, 2l,C0) ~ >1nnt reports
pricCs toe. higher .ydh shipments, $500
lag and shi~" packing, " sOg6 70 pack
s q ski" .,..ying, 81 SGG 20 light, s5 Goa
~ .,s, siNp5 2J.
-.ctle-Receipts COO head shipments, $500
DO. exports, 90 S007 good 10 choice shipping,
Sheep-Receipts, 9 500 head shipments 2soo
do ;interior TO fair, s38i p 100 bs medium
to good, sab choice to extra, - Iott6 lax.
EAST LiBERTr.-Cnttle quiet receipts, 9Io
Hogs active Ptiladelphias, 90 G016 T5 /:
Workers, fGG5 30; receipts 800 head shin.
ments, ,lS5 do.
shecp market dull and prices nominal 10.
celpts, ,2o) head shipments, 800 head
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-26

DKOULA M ATION,-TBE QUALIFIED
voters OF the City OF Ian caster are hereby
notified that an ELECTION will be held In
the several wards, ut the usual places OF hold
ing elections on TUESDAY, the 10Th day OF
FEBRUARY, 1854, between the hours OF -,
a general ticket a aayor and twelve School
Directors and the qualified voters OF the sew
eral wards shall At the same time and places
elect other officers as follows:
FIRST WARD-Ono member OF Select Coun,
Gil, four members ot Common Council, one
Judge, two inspectors, ono Constable and one
SECOND wARD-One member Of Select
Council, three members OF common Council
one Judge, two Inspectors, one Constable and
THIRD WARD-One Alderman, one mem
ber of Select Council, three members OF Com
mon Council, one Judge, two Inspectors, one
Constable and one As iessor.
FOURTH WARD-Ono member OF Select
Councii, three members OF common Council
one Judge, two Inspectors, one Constable and
ono Assessor.
FIFTH WARD-Two nom ers of Common
Conncil, one Judge. Two inspectors, one Con-
SIXTH wARD--One menber OF elect Coun
Gil, three memGerS OF Common Council, one
Judge two Inspectors, one Constable and one
SEVENTH wARp-one Alderman, three
members of Common Council, ono Judge
two Inspect rrs, ono Constable and one Asses
sOr.
EIGHTH wARD-one mernber OF Select
CounCi, three IN tmbers OF Common Council,
| one Judge, two Inspectors, one Constable and
one Assessor
| NINTH WARD-Three members OF Com
| mon Council, one Judge, two Inspectors. one
| Constable ana one Assessor.
| the election officers In the several wards
| are hereby required TO make tho necessary
| Official returns OF tho election and TO notify
| the pen sons elected in twenty tonr hours ate
such election shall have been closed and III,
number OF votes for each candidate or persoI
voted tor asoertGineu.
| Given under my hand, at Lancaster thi
| tWentY.siXtu day OF January, 1854.
| JNO, T. MACG0NIGLE,
} JanEJ itlS dRyOr,
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u.n,va uar,o,,o s,,v..

Tho best salvo In the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, letter, chnDped
handa. ohiiblHips, cDrns ana ali kinds ot skin
erupuonB ftcoklcs ana plnples. Tho salvo Ia
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in
eycry case or money refunded. BE sure you
get IiENRr's CARBOLIo sALvg, as all others are
but limitations and Countorisits. Price "a
c6nts. sold IN Lancaster ut JOchran's Drug
1turp. l37 North Oucou etrUpt mySLa
| recommend iauty ,RmClias secret OF
Youth and Beauty for the complexion IA be
Ing lar superior to any article ever used. II
positively removes Frecklos auc will remove
THn IA one application. Price 800.
For sale at all druggists.
ahs. J. RENNE SMITH,
telS.CmdMS Newark. N. J.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-26

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 26-The Phia.
deIphia 81 Reading coal and iron company
issued their February circular for the line
and city prices to day. Prices for whito
ash coal are as follows Lump and steam
boat $2.75 broken and egg, S2.S5 stove
and small stove, 90 10; chestnut 90 pea
No. /, $1.40, and white ash buCkwheat 90
cents, These figures make no change in
rulinp ratpS
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Pns,soe,pn,s m.rses,

PmLApstrnrA, January 9s--Fiour quiet and
Rye Flour at 60 5oms e,y
Wheat easier and quiet; No. western
Red ~ 11l 0jl1 No. do, o7e; No. 1 Pa.
Red, 81 liT.
Corn dull. and steady; sail yellow ana
mixed, 59i59kc; No. mixed aud yellow, 65lS
Dj7Hc,
DO, Rh9iSc; No. 8 do, isci No. Mixed,
iOxdHC
Ryc quiet at 65C,
sdeds- clover easier at gs.ol0xc; Timothy
Cull NJ sl 40; FlaKsecd frin at VI %.
Provisions firm and n hve
Lard firm
hutter dull.
Eggs firm good demand.
Cheese nrm.
Petroleum quiet Refined, 9Ia9kc.
WHISKY AZ el ~
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DrmuUKarIo PKtmAHIus.

u
The Democratic voters OF Lancaster City
will meet at tLClr usual voting places on
SATURDAY, FtBEJ AIRY 2d. to settle tho
candidates tor the several Oflcos TO he tilled ut
the c5ming municipal election. including
Mayor, six school Directors and city Com
mItteemen-Incmhcrs Of select Council from
tho lst, "a. 3d. ith, On and -th wards Com
mon Councilmen Hnd ward officers Alder.
men In the 81 and 7th wards.
The voting places viii 10 as follows
l.t ward-Shobcr's Hotel to & p. IN.
"a Ward-W endil2's saloon, to sp. IN.
81 rl-Ehngors saloon, to p. IN.
4th WHrd-ROthwCieT's saloon, 10 Y, NJ.
5th Ward-Wall's Hotel, to p. IN.
slh Ward-> schiller House, to p. III.
7th ward kGhlmau's = saloon, 20 p. ~.
sLh Wurd-k oh haus Saloon, TO = p. IN.
sE Ward-haus' al lOn, to p. IN.
The general nominations VIII be made at
the above named voting places, on WEDNEs.
DAY EVENING. JANUARY 31th, from TO
O'Clock.
Tine Judges will meet on the third noor Of
the new Post once building. on saturday
evoning, Feb. %, ut 03J to consolidate the
vote tor Mayor an School Directors.
BY order Of the Z :mmiuoe.
ID. MCMULLlS, Chairman.
Attest J. u. HcHTv, SuCIo'ary, 1926 I'd
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II wul be timo enough to donDt the reliability
OF Kidney Tort. Doctors all agree that It ts n
most valuable medicine In ali disorders OF tho
Liver. Kidneys ana BowolS and frequently
prescribe II. Or. +. G. BallOu, OF honktcn,
says " The past year | have usnd II more
than ever ami with the beat results. II 10 tho
most ruccass'ul remedy I have ever used.''
such II recommended speaks Tor itself.
sold by MI druggists. See advt.
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Aiinmnten SuInInn.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 2G.--Iliram II,
Post, superintendent of tho South Baptist
church Sunday. y.sohool, and clerk FOR the
harvesting and reaping company, OF Chi
cago, attempted suicide last night by
taking laudanum aud cutting his throat n
bungling manner, con sequenL upoa the
discovery that he had smbeEzled his en-
ployer's money. His wounds are danger.
GUS, but not necessarily fatal.
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Rev. II. IL. Fairall, u. D., editor OF the Iowa
Methodist, says editoriany, in tho November
(lsS3) number OF his paper :" We have tested
the merits OF Ely's Cream Balm, ana believe
that, by n thorough course OF treatment, II
will cure almost every case OF catarrh. Min
isters, as Il class, are afflicted with head and
throat troubles, ami catarrh seems more pre-
valent than ever. We cannot recommend
Ely'5 Cream Balm too highly" Notalt liquid
nora suuf. Applied TO nostrils with The
finger. III 2"ueod&"
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IN wtNttIRIN M.
u. marun's rrioN Machine worms.
IASCAsrra ps Au,, o, ise


IANoAsrER, Pa, Jun. Q5, 1854
WnERRAa, II nNs pleased Almighty God In
hts wise Providence to Tcmove from this world
the soul 0i our fellow wOrRusn WIN d. strt
Ccrwalt, and whcrca during his long service
no mas by nv many nriimg bic qualities en-.
dCared himscli 10 ns MI, tb,rcfors
Rc'o'rsd, Ihat IN h's 'ca,h we his fellow
companion whose AIR # and hr artv greet ing
viii ho sadly misS"d. \ competent ana skill
~ mechanic VII" Nways did hls work well.
win hu eye vs!npio 20 the interests Of uts cm-
rlnyor arh the Community, an honest man
and gOOi Cit'ksl
Rcs0iucd. ihat We tender our heartfelt sym.
phthlCS TO n,s berCavei family who hayo lost
hRnod u rshyud ant KIND father may He who
mas promised 10 bou father 10 the faihsrless
ani ITO friend OF the widow, DO their father
hh'. triCnI.
Rssoiucd, Thit We attend his funeral in "A
'suty, mat these rCa buttons be published In
The dHily papers Rud copy OF the same be
forwarded to the family Of the dec lsud.
1HDS ". BROWS.
HhBRN BLICKkNpERFER,
JOB EVANS,
ltd COMMITTEES.
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SECOND EDITION
SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. 90. 1884,
DEATH BY VIOLEN CE.
THE TRAGEDY NEAR rLsrs. ILLINOIS.
Murder in the Unhappy Home OF william
Coombs-An italian Family Eats
poiaoped maCcarobi,

Murder in the Unhappy Home OF william
Ooombs-4n italian Family Eats
Poisoned msocaroni,
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. GA special from
Elpin, Illinois, confirms the account of
William Coombs. farmer, forty years
of age, living five miles south OF Elgin,
ILL.,, cut his wife's throat yesterday, and
in the encounter tho woman In her dying
agonies wrenched tho weapon from him
stabbing him fatally. 1t appears that
Mrs. Coombs, covered with blood, which
was itowing from deep gasbes, and with
long knife in her hand, staggered to the
house Of a neighbor and said her husband
had tried to murder her, and thinking he
had done 70 cut his own throat. Coombs
was found dead on the floor Of his house,
which showed evidence of q fearful strug-
gle. The woman was alive at last &C
counts. She was Coombs' third wife and
was considered an adventures before her
marriage. Some features in her history
| and the fact that she and hor husband had
frequent quarres recently lead to the sus
picion that she may have murdered her
husband and received her wounds III u
struggle or from an attempt at suicide,
Pursued TO His Death by Benorse,
PITTsBURG, Jan. 26.-.A man piyinp the
name OF NJ. +. Layton, of Modale, Iowa
! shot himself through the right lung las
night, while enrouto to Pittsburg from ST
Louis on train on the Pan Handle rail
| road. During the trip the passengers say
Layton acted like an insane man, and fro
quently exclaimed Don't arrest me. | an
lnrooout. Oh, IL was a horrible death, but
could not help it Their eyes arc on
me | cannot get away ~ These and
| other remarks led the passengers TO be
lteve that he might be tho murderer Of the
Boedccker family who were found slauGht
cred in farm house near st. Louis las
Wednesday. Layton's wound is cousid
| cred fatal.
| a FAMILY OF Italians Poisoned.
I New YORK, Jan. 26.-Teresa Pepe auC
her husband, son and boarder were takel
violently i'll on Tuesday last after eatiul
maccaroni. On Monday one of tho famil!
found paper parcel in tho street contain
ing white substance which was pro
nounced -four. Tho maccaroni was cooke
with part of it. IL WAS learned later
however, that the parcel contained ia
poison. Mrs. Pepe has since died. Tn
others recovered.
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khn hDrhRrIshNnNTs.

SAurK KrAuT ,uSCu nus EyENiNU
us OSCAR CROFT.
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DUULIO SAiF.-OH TbURsuAY, JAN
L UARI 81, 1884, Will be sold at the Leopard
situated at 2j9 Fnst Orange street, containing
ton rooms, pantry, dumb-waitGr and china
closet oil dining room, ana a closet In every
chamber and IA he hail, cupboard In kitchen,
heaters IN plrIOr and dining room, and range
IN kitchen, with hot and cold water upstairs
and dOwni sOGpstone tubs, with hot and cold
whole house. Elegant yard with plenty of
iruit, Terms easy or made 10 suit the PUT
chaser. sale at o'clock p. M, when conai.
tiOns will be made known by
1872 gJd HENRY shUBERT, Auet.
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Troy, n. Y, Jan. 26.-Tho iron ore
companies at Port Henry, have notified
the miners of q reduction in their wages
of ten and fifteen cents per day. 1t is
reported that the miners will as~ for q
reduction in the price of wood furnished
them by the company, and also in their
house rent,
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NUPHANs' UOUKT SALE yALUABLH

NUHiANs' OOUkG BA Lis OF VALUABLE
" Dwelling and choice building lots. On
ance OF an alias order OF tho orphans Court,
OF Lancaster county, Will ba sold at public
yendue, at tho Leopard Hotel, Esst King st.,
Lancaster, Pa.
No. l. \ two and a-hali story Brick Dwell
ing House, two story Brick Back Building,
with frame Coal ana Brick Smokehouse, and
lot or piece OF ground situated No. 43s North
Queen street, Lancaster, Pa, fronting IS feet,
more or less, on said North Queen street, ana
extending in depth 2i5 teet, 10 Market alley.
shed and also choice iruit and grape vines on
the premises.
No. .. The following choice building lots on
the Chestnut street tract" Lancaster, Pa:
Nos. 50 and 90. on southeast corner OF Chest
nut ana Marshall streets, adjoining each other
deep.
No. 1871, fronting % tcet ON north side Chest.
nut street, and extending % ieet in depth,
Nos. PAS 26J, 2Bl and .62, fronting each ~ iect
| on north aide OF fulton street, ana eAtehIlhs
| in depth IL feet On said lots NOS. Iol anu 90
| q large Tobacco shed Is erected, % ieet Dy o.
teet and lB feet high, win shlngle lool, Whioh
| win be sold either with the lots or separately
TO suit purchasers. = ,.,,,,,,,,. ss ,.o, a.,
| Nos, $50 and 3i3, esoh fronting EE ieet on
south side OF WalnutstFee'' anu eA'oh''ns III
'Gs os IA SSt so5, s77 and S7s each fronting ~
| tpet an norm side of walnut street, ana eN-
| lending IN depth l2l feot.
Fnlton street, adjoining each other, and each
lot being ~ feet in front by % feet deep.
| Poss sssion and titles on April l, lSSL
sale 70 commence at O'Clock, u. M, when
attendance will be given and terms OF sale
made known by ur
Executor OF ID, Hartman, deed.
| HRNRY SHuBRRT, ACct, ian2Lttd
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New York Markets

NEW roRK, Jan. 28.--flour-Stato and West.
ern about steady export and nome trade de-
mand light Southern quiet and unchanged.
Wheat M1Mc lower, heavy and irreguI r |,
very moo deTate. speculative trade No. White
nominal No. Red, Jan, tl 0igl OSA Feb,
April, sl ioesel lo's; do May, A l2>k2i 10
June,s si lsss6al l3%.
Corn 1t1s4c lower, dun anu heavy liked
oats 1910 lower and duh No. May,
4,Hci state, iOnl6c western, 39atBc,
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Mlnis NGHk 1t Is well to remember that
II IS necessary to go ut once to the opera house
to secure good seats for this grand concert
Minnie lInuk viii hove several members I'm
the company who were not with her ~ year,
aud who are most able sinscrs. shu " III be
hCTr Wednesday, evening.
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SharD Thieves.

New YORK, Jan. 2G.--On the eth inst.
the safe at tho First street station Of the
First avenue elevated road was opened by
thieves who secured thousand tickets
for travel on tho line, Yesterday the police
arrested five well known criminals who
during the communication hours have daily
patronized the road for the purpose of
picking pockets, using the stolen tickets
for their fare.
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aaaz. sazs..=szz... ....a..
gphUIdL HUIIUEs.

In the Hop Porous Pi1acr IN" virtues OF
ErsSh Hops are COmbiucd with str, nRthCning
nnd stimulating bnlsaU.s, and its cures Of WEAK
Back, Pam iu tnr si!o, Rheumatism, and Neu.
nEgia or Pain ia tho CHEST are simply marvel.
Iouz Il being more Cnc1Ciou. and thorough
than any lnimcut or iiqutd remodic. YouIl
aAN 50 MltnT msInU
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The strsttl.a,nps,
Z NN SIT"fE T'HITINFI
Two electric and seven gasoline lamps
refused tp do duty last night.
WI, CaIi IiInnUIIn ma,

WNN my NaIi HIM "VII MAUI"
Yes, thnts sadly SO" Gnid jenkins, " my
hRir Is turning gray and tAl ing out before lis
timo Uso something7 1 would, but most
hair restoIcrs are dangerous" True" an.
swUrCd hla friend, but PArKcr'8 Hair Balsam
II ss hnrmless a. II IL effective. rvo tried II,
and know. GIVE Tho BalsRm u show and the
boys will suonstup calling you Old Man jon
kins." II never fails to r. store tho original
color 10 gray or i1dcd hair. Richly perfmmcI
elegant drossiny. iialydsSeOw'
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The CenrurIons Indorse tho Democratic


At meeting of the Committee of One
Hundred on Friday resolutions presented
by the executive committee endorsing
Samuel G.. King for mayor, Furman
Sheppard for city solicitor, and John Han
ter for receiver Of taxes, was adopted
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Threw Away $3.50.

Troubled with asthma tor eight years. Not
quite two bottles Of Thomas Fcieetrtc OF
cured me cOnDietsiV after spending over $3.50
without the slightest bCnrht." THIS 10 what
August TruOnor OF Tyrone, Pa, says. For
sale by II. -. Cochran, druggist l31 and ld9
North Queen street.
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And tho motives Of Its authors, but mono who
nnvC used them doubt the efficacy OF Burdock
Bl00d Biuert This splendid blood tonic Is
without "A peer. For sale by II. u. Cochran,
druggist, l57 aud lS9 Sorth Queen street