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EDUCATIONAL.
DALLAS
COLLEGE,
Terms Per sossion ID TMenty MeeEs.

Terms Per Session of Twenty Weeks.
Primary ....... Slj 90
Preparatory ................. Discriminatory p 90
Academic .......... d Ia
Collegiate. .......... IN M
Incidental Fee payable on entrance). 90
Graduation Fee. ... 10 90
Boarding (Washing not included with
lights, fuel and servants attention 50 on
Tuition bill to be paid monthly. Board bills
halt payable in advance. Pupils furnish tow
els, toilet articles, table napkins, and one pair
each OF sheets, blankets and pillow eases.
m EXTRA AND OPTIONAL,
Piano, Organ or Guitar ........... S25 On
Special Vocal Lessons .. d OO
Use of instrument for daily practice zone
hour. ,.............. . Z 20
Art ............... Trochcrs, Rotos
Latin, French or German ............, 10 90
Caisthenics daily ... . 0O
Music Vocal and Instrumental. after the
most approved composers. Modern and elias.
seal music taught; also thorough bass We
offer to the patrons of the school the services
OF corps of compel ent, well-Salaried teach
ers, chosen and tried, some of whom have
been with us for five and Il half years, and TO
all boarding pupils the attentions of Il moth.
rat the hands of the principals wife
| Daughters Of ministers Of all dpnomina-
| lions instructed free of charge, except ms 10
| incidental fees and extras. Give us Il trial
ana we shall make good these pledges.
W. X. JONES
President and Proprietor.
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u '@f' iiifAAl anu W llt' 10 iiftt IHT
w house with another party, or Mint
one on more rooms to lady, win prlv',
OF using cook stove. Apply at 1915 NJ
M ANIAD 10 "EMpLOI I'M
" clcrk, one who understands the buSIns
reference required. Address l.. PArrgPy
Ranger. Texas. h.
WANlED-HOTEL HELP-ONECHl
w bermHld and waiter: both must !
good reference; Barnes house, ALBANY, n
j y. FnrneS, Proprietor, jus
IA ANlED-FIFIl LADIES 10 MAJ
w pants, drawers, oyeralls and NH
now is the time to secure good positions.
ply between : and s o'clock. BLANEENl
" hI:Ah r. Iy9.
4 GENTS WANTED-iT WILLPAYN
\ intelligent man or woman wantinrp nj
liable employment To write for my illustl
eel circulars md terms OF agency for The,
cnrotrd Missouri steam Washer. which
reason of ii~ -rDut l.tr'usi" merit IS meet
WIN surh phenomenal .U"ru... j. Wnr
llin 'no r'iIinH'cEUc, 80, Louis. 10.
ny ANiEp-iiin. IrNA~. Mirl A..
W doWmer' Association NiIeIvr .,oi.
r'''''hNlr t'n iotII Dul tp lyu,ri.Ntyu iu.
tncr -l.i.it"rs. Address a. M.Utl.. ~
'n'Y'75 Main street, Dallas, loip,. 4
IL ~ .ti-NG&NIN ruR THE LIV
~ at 'iryplmd Is hendricks. rnui9lrir
ll'l ''' 'rry OF iup Democratic pary. H.
ltnoE ana i'lhl- co, 10 Im street, pai
F.vu-. Eis
NNAElEp--AtTNGHENI u,.Nvi
W 'uruur slbsr.pl bou,siu every,
and county IN lnNls: liberal terms ani
hanDHi ,t"l.oym,u, gwen. taii ON Or
ta----r-.,i,s - /, a. - w.
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The First sh,nm.n,

MIR. J. II. Johnson, proprietor of the
Southern Gem Nursery, shipped to the
New Orleans Exposition Yesterday a
large Dox OF DALLAS county fruits, which
is the first shipment made from this
comfy ''
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The Publlc Free scbooI.

The organization of the board Of di.
rectors Of the public free schools has
been affected and the board advertises
for superintendent at a salary ofSl,5OO
per annum. The pay of teachers was
lixed mt go, S61 ami $jj per month for
first, second and third-class certificates.
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River Mnter Tunnel On.

AT last the river pump is in running
order, and yesterday morning the mud
dy water from the Trinity river was
pumped into the standpipe. Those who
have good cisterns are fortunate indeed.
A force Is still at work at Browder
Springs trying to increase the supply.
by cleaning out and onlarging the
springs.
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morseford,. Acld rhn.nlnlc

IN SEAS CkNESS,
$. $. Parker, Wellington, Ohio. saws:
"While crossing Lake Erie, | gave II Ia
some passengers who were seasick, and
II gave immediate relief"
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URSULINE ACADEMY
Bryan street, Dallas.

This Institution, conducted by the Ursulnc
ladles, Is most desimbly located. The system
o ,l eauclil9h pursued IS designed to develop
the men,al, moral and physical powers Of
the pupils and to make them useful women
Oh refined tastes and cultivated manners.
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
Hoard, washing and tuition, including
Siali0rc$, Drawing, French, German,
Fancy W"rEand the ordinary mGrmu-
rN expenses, per session 0cGVc months. Sion
Music and use of piano b.
entrance fee loniy fer the dlsf year .
Dung ladies' desiring admittHnce into TIE
academy must ALWAYS produce Sntisfgctor,
testimonials and recommendations For
further particulars, apply to the
MOTH EE GTprpTOp
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WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY
Lexington, Va.

Lexington, Va.
instruction in the usual academic studies
ana In the professional schools of Law and
ENGINEERING. Location hcalthml; expenses
moderate. Session opens September IS. For
Catalogue, address "Clerk of the Faculty"
q. w G. LEE. President
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MORE MnYnEREl-L Nrr.

III, Il. Carpenter, Henderson. y. Y. cprcd
OF fSorlaHs or LcpruSN nf twenty wears
most won lcriul cure on record. a dusipnn.
lul oi scales fell nom him daily. Physlcinns
anu ms lriend, Thought hc must die. Cure
worn 10 before Justice ut the peace and
nehuer.nn-s mnsl mrnmLnunl rIlIrnna
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NASHVILLE, TENN.- The Daily World
says: ST. Jacobs Oh Is highly recon-.
mended by all who have tried ii. lis
curative properties are wonderful.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE 10 CUh1ltACluhs-.sh.Aiis.
~ bids will be received ut my office 10
six-lnch pipe sewer from jefferson SUI
Murphy street, through the blocks ue.g,
Main and Commerce streets: also 20 conn
the siX-lnch pipe sewer now benz,
through block l01 east 10 Il point about nv ~.
east of HARDWOOD street Bids viii DC orp,,..
Mt the regular meeting of the cry WI
ON the 9TH OF August The city Oou9V'
serves the right to reject amy or MI n1s
w, NJ JOHNSON, City Ensw''
DALLAS, TENAS. July 10, 1884.
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JUDSONINSTTTUTE


For,v.Scvouth session begins October |,
1881. Faculty Of nnccn. Collegiate course
for Young Ladies'. kindergarten and Pre-
popiory Departments. school OF Music
Drawing and Painting, and TelegrJphy For
catalogues, send Ia
ROBERT FRAZIER, President.
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ANNNOuNCrmEA-.


ME AREAUTHORIXEDTO 49,,
" 7. q. 4. KENDALi.o,S',ni'cl .' ~ Al,NN0rSiI
Siectlon rs Justice ofthc pcaco luate fr
70. J llt the ensuing election VI Pie
We AR L REQU ESrFD 'Tf7-- 49,
~ w. I, STRANGE ms IN NOUN
oouhtN Judge at the ensuing aIs,1c.iit,,uidale
ME ARE REQUESTED no ,s.0!
VI. ;. Austin, of Rocl,v,oi, N Mound
tarrant counties. ''' NoelIwan
~ + ARE AUTHORITATIVE. 49,
W w, +. GRAHAM ASA ro,' " N Mound
liable ian oil Precinct No. at Inc , em,,,, Tor
w y ARE REQUESTED tn AV>,
" II ENRl SCHULZ as "A I'M OUM1
nee OF the Peace for Precinct No u''e forJl
w E ARE AUTHORIZFDTn :, !, W,
" Z, II. CLINT as Il candidotaA NSNOUN1
non 10 the Office of County At 'to LOT rec
ensuing election. attorney at \
NJ ARE AUTHORIZEDTO A NV
w >. \, BRASWELL as "A ranji ~ N0UNd
s,ve ol lle Peace for Precinct Nn Tor u
I'VE ARE AUTHORTZE6 ~.
~ nounce Mr.. G. b. GIIIFSprr ~ Al
HIh.e lor reelection to the Office o Is "a ca
WE ARE AUTHORIZED NO.
" nounce Mr.. f.. d. LANcIa,, ~ A,
udate for County Treasurer Of a. a, , as cd
election in November. - 'Salias count
h AXE REQ u ESTEDT0 /, Wv.
~ j, Z. MOZART as a cqndiiaatNNOUN(
ila2le in Precinct No. /. 'i''"te Tor ca
I'VE ARE REQUESTEDiT0 1n5s5,,,.,.-
" JOHN OVERLAND as n candid ~ Nv uNC
-.9tlc in Precinct No. |. ''o"'" lofCo
~ EAltE REX L hSTED TO AN NoI,,.
~ w. NJ. {. Hill as a candidotoo SSJAC
-lect'"h 10 me Office of County Clerk wi
~ T. ABE REQ L ESTED 70 ANNoi,S,z
~ HENRY JONES rs Il candidate g = NJ
l!ec.'on to The Office OF District Clerk. "'
IA l. Ale RESPECTFULLY RE0rp,
~ Ell TO announce the name of WI ~
SMITH as 4 candidate for Sheriff Of n. y
-glntV.n' the ensuing November elec,i na-
AZ T. "A ~ AUTHORIZATIONS N0try,
~ Judge q. \. ALDRIDGE rs n cor5;l
or reelection 10 the office of Judgo Wy 1
Eleventh. judicial District. way VI
"a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ Colonel u. G.. STENESS rs y card'H
LrJnstlce Of the Peace of Precinct M
M + ARE AUTHORIZATIONS NoIs.
- JOHN =. GILLESPIE as Il caudida,.
Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. ny
punty, Texas, at the ensuing NoyaTi
lection. -'o'elI
VA Il ARE AUTHORIZATIONS N0Iivs
~ Judge X. Il. BURKE us a candido,'
,he Judgcship of this Judicial District' Y, (
ensuing November election.
w FARE AUTHORIZATIONS N0rv
W Colonel Ed. &. BOWER as a condH.
or the Office Of County Judge at the ens.'
election i'm November 'H'-'
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IT. EDWARDS ACADEMY FOR BOYS


Undcrthc direction nr tho Fathers OF the
Holy Cross, Is beautifully located thrup miles
south Of Austin, Terms; Bnnri QUA tuition
per session Of ave months. slUu. For further
particulars, apply To- Rev, r.. j. Frmsisuus,
{, :. Co. Austin, Texas or TO Eey. rr ]
Martinez. nnllus. Texas.
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LOST.

4 uSf--A SOLITAIRE DIAMOND RING
- Findorwll be handsomely rewarded by
returning II ~ the Herald cf'co. jyiSt,
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l. a w S CHO OIL

OF WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY
GEN. G. w. c. LEE, President.
Instruction by textbooks and printed leo
lures, with courses Of lectures ON special sub
lectS by eminent iuriSts. Tuition and fees
$50 for session of nine months. beginning Sen.
tember Is. For Catalogue and fun informa-
Law, Lexington, Va.
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oat,rrh of the nln,l,ler.

tatarrh OF the Bladder.
Sunglngi irritation. inflammation. all
kidcey aud upinarv complaints, cured
o. "bucnp-pai ra." 81,
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Az AMID .- 10 EMPLOY A I'M
" CLERK, one who understands the bush
Reference required. Address l.. PArrgP,
Ranger. Texas.
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For All Nervous TrouI,Ies

"Benson's Capcine Porous PlasterS
renewed my sclatca.' congressman
Guenther, OF Wisconsin. 25c.
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DON'T WAIT.

Write tous for these testimonials In nnn.
or send direct 10 the parties. An are misc.
lutcly true and given without our knowied,o
or sollcllatlon, Don't wait Now is the time
70 cure every species of Itching, Scaly, pimp.
w, Scroiulous, Inherited, Contnglous nnJ
Copper'colorel Diseases OF the blood, skin
and Scalp, with loss of Hair.
sold by all druggists. Price. CurfcrRA. n
etsi RhsolNENr, 81; soar, - cts. pofIEE
Drug AND CHEMICAL Co., boston. Mass.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
stanton, Va.

stanton, Va.
Mrs, Gen. j. +. b, Stuart, Principal. The
next session Of nine months begins Sept II.
1881. Efficient teachers in every department
Number limited. Terms reasonable. For
fun particulars apply to the Principal
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Medical Department University Of Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS.

As II Is universally admitted chat Practical
Medicine and Surgery cannot br taught else
where IMAM at the bedside of the sick and
wounded, this institution Justly cInins u"ri,
vailed advantages In the Introduction of il.
classes into the wards of the great Charity
hospital whose Eight Hundred beds and m
annual admission of Eight Thousand patients
HupPlS unlimited clinical material. Circu.
'1rs S"nt UpOu nnulicntion
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rRlyKLrx,s surDs.
\ ArCAsrrR AND n,LLtnsvlLLn X

\ ApCAsrER AND aiLLERsv,LLm n
i Oars run Ne tollows
Leave Lancaster (P. X. Dcpot), al 7, Q an
Low n m, anu o. ana NSp ", w cNcept on
saturday, when the last car leaves NJ NN y. m
Leave hiflersviiie dover end), At 5, +, ana
10 q. ui., aud /, :, and 7 y. IN,
Cars run daily on above time except
sunday.
(pLUMBsA D rSbHT Dsrt,slT HsIA.
~ Road TlMk TARLE.
Trnfns nov run regularly on the Colum uis
fcrt Deposit Railroad on the following
time
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Keeping Winter Appies.

From the Germantown Telegraph.
To understand how best to preserve
the apples through the winter--especiaily
those who raise them only for family use
lis q matter Of some Importance, - all
must admit that, after all, the apple Is the
king OF fruit. Those who have large
orchards and make apple growing lead
Ing branch of farming, supplying the
market from the beginning to the end OF
the season. know all about the best methods
Of preserving the fruit up to the first Of
jane, and generally up to the first OF May.
when the straw berry and cherry crops
make their appearance. Well, as to the
way that the owner Of premises where
only moderate quantity OF the apple Is
grown, necessary to supply the family
needs alone, we will give few suggestions
Of the way to keep the fruit for q pro-
longed period. vi course all apples
should be hand picked. aud with 30 much
care as to avoid all bruising, and sorted
over for sH daiactiYe ones - and
those are defective and liable to
rot early which have any pOr-
ton of the skin removed or contain any
evidence of the operation or presence OF
worm. Pack in dry -four barrels, put in
the head, pressing down the same firmly
on the fruit, aud place them in perfectly
dry shed or outhouse until there Is danger
OF freezing, when the barrels should be re-
moved TO dry cellar, and the fruit taken
out and laid upon an elevated scaHold or
shelves, spread out singly, which will
admit Of the stock being overhsuled, the
decayed ones and those threatening decay
being at once removed. The temperature
Of the cellar should be between 35 aud IS
degrees and where there is any excess of
dsmpness let the boards on which the ap-
pies are placed be literally sprinkled with
fine lime. La sorting over the apples on all
occasions, great care must be observed to
avoid bruislrg or injury of any kind.
Another way.-rbis is cave" or
rather vault" running from the cellar
wall into the solid earth outside, with a
hole in the centre. where three inch pipe
is run down to the sand or loose earth,
and the dirt floor inclining from all points
to carry away every drop of water, thus
keeping the apartment dry, filled with
lattice shelves, with SIX inch wired air
vent connected with the outside, and with
close entranos door also with q good
coating OF lime covering the entire bottom
In case of necessity from dampness, rs
before stated. This is of course, attended
with more expense in the first instance,
but onee prepared it will last for genera
lions, aud is perhaps the very best method
OF keeping apples, pears, etc. BY 1t We
ate pears Two years ago the last Of April,
with the flavor quite unimpaired.
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Harrisburg Express, which leaves Lancaster
At 7:+O p. n., has direct CONNECTIONS without
change OF cars) to Columbia anu York.
Fast Line, west, on sunday, when tagged
VII stop at Downip gtown, Coatsssvills, farkes.
1asg. Mount JOY, Elizsbsthtosn and Middle.
Town.
Day Express, Fast Line, New. Express, 81 all
rrain, No. !, Western Express and Pacific Ex-
nrses run daily.
The time here given Is Eastern time, or that
OF the 18th meridian, whice is / min ute ana
seconds faster than that heretofore uHPd
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I OUAL mail AhnASaEmE Esrs.

HOURS FOR CLOSING THE MAILS.
by RaiirOad-kKw ! oRK THRouaH NAIL. 500
and 7:SO q, m, 1880 p. IN, BOO p. IN. and 2:Oo a.
WAY MAIL, east, 7:sO a. m
DowsIssTowr, Ieaman Place and Gap, 6:l5
PHILADELPHIA THROUGH MAIL 500 anc 7:sD q.
M, S:41 "A. IN, 1880. 500 ana 400 n. m
PrrrsBuRs AHD WHIST, 300 H. m, l;9O and l0ss
HARRIsBUns NAIL, 500 and 800 a. m. lsD SDO
WAY NAIL. west, $50 and 800 a. m
BALIInoM AND WAsHrNsron, via Philadsl-
BAIrIxoRr AND wAsHIssros. via YORK, I:1
BAIrNoRE AND wAsHIssroH, VIA Harrisburg
BIRD IR.HAHp, Christiana Parkesburx
Coatesville and Downingtown at 1880 p. IN.
GoLUsBIA at 300 u. N. l:5o and 500 y. IN
foKK AND foRs WAY, l:30 and l0:45 p. m.
hoRTHKPS CENTRAL, 800 m. i:sO and lo:ia
p. m.
krADiss, via READING AND CoLumBIA K. r..
RsApIss, via Phiiadeiphia. b:oO aud II 10 p IN
READING WAY. via junction, Litilz, Man-
Qua QuAKRTvILLn. W rarmsrgo. New Prnvidencs,
West Willow, Msrtinsville, Refton anu Linz
Valley. 9:l6 a IN. ana 500 N.
NEW HoLLAsD, Churchtown, Greenbank.
Blue Bail, ooodvilie, Bearto~n ami spring
Grove, by way OF Downtngtown, at 6:Io p IN.
sArs Hlnsoa, via Columbia, $50 a. IN. and
~ st.gs,-slaekwater and Safe HarDor,
To Millersyille, sand ll:3O a. m. and 4 D. IN
Binkleya Bridge, Leacock, Bareviile. New
Holland, 2:30 y, IN.
willow street, smithviIle, Buck, Chestnut
Level. Green, Peters Creek, Pleasant Grove,
Rock Springs. fairmount and kowlsndsviIle,
Nd, daily, at Too T. IN.
Lanuis' NAiiey, Oregon, West Earl, Farm.
ersvllle, sefisvflle, Hinkletown, Terre Hill,
Mar;indale, daily, At 2S0 p, IN.
Greenland, Fertility, Lampeter and W heat
land Mtlls TO strasDurg, daily al q. IN
New Danvtlle, Consstosa, Marticviile, Cole
manville, Mount Nebo, Rawlinsville, Ne.
thesda and Liberty square, daily, at 2:oO D. IN
clos ~ loseo p. N.
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hsnoveT Accommodation west, cCnnecIIsg
Il Lancas OsT with Niagara Express ST g;<5,
VII run through TO Hanover daily, except
Sundhy
Frederick Accom- mmodstion, wsst, coun ting
t lancaster with Fast Line, west al l:5.j, viii
run through to Frederick.
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The Beetle ana the Plea,

lfa'one hu idred AMI Atty pound man had
strength IN proper zion TO that OF the beetle.
he could lift nearly 2O0OO pounds. If he were
agile IN proportion 70 the agility OF the nss,
he could leap over thu ee-story house some
their digestion bad, and their energy guUe.
Give such uien B owns Iron Bitters. whicI
Will enrich tn, IL blood and tone them mp Eio
llOusly.
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A.. udwaro shepherd, OF Har, Isburg Ills, SAYS:
~, ins s received 80 much benefit fIom Elec.
nMomahity w Know IL. Have had a runniB sore
0n mn NY & ,sy i1r eight years; my doclors 10, "a
les amputated. used instead. nm. ~ 4. =
oi hIeotiio bit'ets aLd seven boxes Bueklen' 4
AaA AIhiSA ssN., AMI my leg Is nov SO ma M
S,,,, Eieo nc biiteis are sold 81 nifty cells
pottie, ana Bucklen's Arnica sa We AZ ss ais
pr oox oy a. Is. cochran, ar gris No isi
Ana iSs North Queen street, Lane asler. Pa. A"'
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"i',n All fsrok, Uo 1"

xnis Is the usua exclamation OF one afiict
"a with hrheuinatisin, or IauneDess. khe ~ al G
p.,p. are inueei oh y leu 10 our sincere sym.
patby and co nnisserLLIon. s,seiy r,Ii,f A.
Suerea tnein In DR.. fhoBsds Eclectrio OI AZ
.ne sSorn enemy oi ali aea,s ana pains
lSs North Queen street "
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~ RAJ t'n !. 1leeo Fast brilliant and
xash onaoie are the Diamond Dy coiUrs One
PSsase coiols 10 D. OF Roods. lVc ter any
ooior. Set AZ uruss.s,s v ellis, hishardson
Co.. BuIlinglon,V.
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That In this town there are scores OF parson,
Rsssaht ouf store every day whose lives an,
sour ana distressed stomach, Liver I'm
paint Constipation, y hen Tor i5c. We viii set
sn tnom ennHas nsa % tiuahxer, guaranteed TO eur,
u and las North ousen street istIS,.oaS SSs
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John Best & Son,
tPRoPRIEToRsJ
No. 333 Fast Fulton St,
LANCASTER, PA.
ianlSlydA-

JNsE sAUkUs WATER MoroR
Ia THE MOST
ECONOMICAL POWER KNOWN Fob
DRISlNG LIGHT MACHINERY.
1T TAKE sUT LITTLE Room.
1T NKyEs 9ET- OUT UF REPAIR
NOT BLOW up.
ii REQUlRKs NO YUgL.
1T sKEps no Es9lsnkR.
THERE IL NO DELAY YIlNG Up.
No ASHES TO CLRAS UP.
NO EXTRA Is4URANCR TO PAY.
No KkP IElsG SEC EssAhY.
NO GOAL BILLS TO PAY, AND
1T Is ALWAYS READY FOR Uss.
1t IL invaluab q tor Blowing uurcu org ans,
TOI kuuuing Printing fresses, -ew ing Ma
c Ines, lurntrg La hes scroll Saws, Grind
stones, CoTice Mill, sausage Machines, Feed
Lutr.rs corn Mills Elevators lce Cream
fTcezsrs, ttc. Lall At J . l.. BinkIey's Grocery
store, corner East King and Duke streets, and
see one in operation.
Four horse power at 80 pounds pressure oI
water. II Is nOisEl g., neat compact, steady
and above ali it Is VARY CHEAP. Price .
| to $500. send !Or ciI cuIaI 10
L. IL. DiLLEK, Agt.,
NO. TX n. DUKE ST., LANCASTER, PA.
| The Backus Moor VIII do more Work with
| less water than any other water motor In sx-
| tsteLce. augIl sind
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inous.n as pon raou,..o.

OF dollars nave ncen spent In saver,,.,,, a.,
crls0rat-d Bsrdook Hood Bltlsrs. blI M. M.
fsot 4coounfs Only IN part Tor Lneir emo m,,n
sale. Their merit has made them What Ill.,v
Aro-the oee; blood meoicine ever deyisea n,
man. for sale by ii. b. Cochran. arussisi
~ gnd IN North Queen street.
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HAVING DISSOLVED PAhlrEnsbIb
III and petmahenLly closed the Ghestnu
rect Iron orks, desire to inform my Ole
,lIirUns ana the pubic generally, that all
lil IN the business, being located In the Penn
ron ompany's orks, North Plum street,
shere 1 an making Iron ana Brass Casungs
II every de -tripllOu, and Will b. pleal.6u 70
serve all who may tavor me with their patron
age. From 40 years experience i'll the business
AMI using the best material ana employ ing
the best mechanics, an sAti ned can guar
antse entire satisfaction. Castings naie from
q mixture OF iron ana steel winch are more TO
liable for strength ana durability than tn,
oesl cast iroG known. teetL roll pinions
rolls aud rolling mil work u specially. Cast
ings made OF very soft iron, anu brass cast
ings OF every description. 1 nave all the pat
Lsrs nj tho Vel anu iayoribly known MowreI
CorO and Cob Crusher, rem tied and improved,
Also on hand mills InpleIeiy ntted up o. III
parts, to replace oId once which have been IL
use tor years, xuaIan teeing them TO give sat.
isfhctioh.
snglt-iroo x, q. hOIULLEY.
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Maud had a nne figure, good face and pretty
name. One should see her AZ q distance. W hen
she began TO talk, you realized hat she never
used sUZuDOk Her breal a rs unlike the
brseSes OF Arst y the blest
.-.a. sl6lwdeodaw
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a rariset medicine Cnest.
ELMO eIHe, n. Y, PosToyIIc1,

March ~, 1883.
One week ago, while engaged in ny duties
- assisl ant postmaster, l wss taken with h
violent pain or ktnk an my back It was so
painful Gould hardly breathe. and ached all
over my body. l immediately sent Tor an
ALLoocx's PoRous PLASTER and applied Il over
the seat OF pain In twenty minutes was en-
tirely relieved and cured. l have used ALI
COCKS Plasters IN my family tor over twenty
years, and nave found them wonderi ulIy efYec
i've In Gu iHx coughs, colus ana pulmonary
oimculti-s. lh"y u . "A perfect medicine che 81;
they cure wi .hout tho sIis hest pain or incon.
veniense, never leaving u MARI ON the skin
IHos LRARY
President 81 pfltdge Of Sting sing ~. y.
when purchasing porous p aster be sure O
get "Allcock's." All other 80 called Porous
Plast teIs are mutations