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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-27

"fH"A
Died la, evening. Mr. William nA,i..
aged >j,ear-.
Miss Alice Tap'ey uil tel-h the Gram
mar. lrl Nr, Dora Narnum the Primary
schoo. in D,' ". /. the coming summer.
fill ami winter terms, We think n" agent
hs, been fortunate N ,eclsn. such ah.-
teacher,
-Ctp;ua> Nm. snow. ana Heur, Ste, !
ems. will leave home next MnnIs,. Ia Join
their ,e,,,', a, Nra Bedford and Ne~
Iun!ra
Prank J,ny. and Klo Tap!eS .rf, here
lat N,nIa, f,r Portland ,e~sin. Ll,inc,s
Frank vii be- missed ,er, mnch a. The
corner" ae va. ,uch a qlir' ho,.
Nj >-.u B.14sc.t. "a. N NJ, po,,r,s-
.na ..rounj plane "a which j. plainl,
stamped m ar b, Nicholson. II INFLOW,
l-j1 Mr Biolgei, think, TIA, p'aue Was
purchased bs bis E-Ani;Arnrr. Il . cArpcn-
irr. ~ board q 4 Bn'l,h Mha ~ War. A.
Casino. % 1872
w .,a.twApi ans -S,e.r', Proven
tAe ~ crsr.', ;p animals" for he cattle
AAAe rt-rt'hing their nsn wn. and have
aal. e,er ,ne- th- Widow Smith, COW
i,-yu. rnr M ncii, Intr 4, tha, time. ali
Resolved i, j better ,'a- thu All, 90
vhef- the, please. than ID, nav. ali ,G-
n.4 A!.c, AMI children. frightened in.o
h,, But. What ~ d1 n.pI h-ry =, .,br
g,faer." I, a >p-.et, u prr,en, ih,>-. Nj.
Use away from III. placr from lr.r,,,.. All
fa,lr III rubbish. ,aeh A.. t.,,,.I tin
W4re -a.d bow, -..,!h anI .hr,,.irtn .t,,, .
-hanp-.k lrr.-,aa! a,n,, Il, ,nI DIM, 1,
au,r.ai Ia 'rlat Of our ,,or., .a4 1,,r''
.a.,. l,i,n uopJ.r ,h,,,b,.. 49,. H..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-27

have no faith in patent medicines i
thr common expression Of some incrrduIou,
people, who have been taken in b, the VIZ
iumlhoil, references OF some nnstrum. But il
don't stand the test. For .Ja.lyin'. PIN, Tsr
syrup W only a-k trial. u. \. Parchrr,
Mar.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-27

The remarkable cures effected Ly Nr.r
TINE have induced many physicians and
apothecaries, whom We know. 10 prescribe AMI
u>e il in their own families
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-27

' F1FfEFN7 1I.
Tie ,c..o,l in distric, No IA. taught b,
Mr. J. 7. Haney closed las, Friday. This
schop. has larger attendance than any
Other ~ town and under the ladicious
management Of Mr. Haney ha, been highly
e>sfui
Our distric, school meetings haze near,
~ all been held and the teachers for the
coming year engaged.
The schools for the past year have, on
the whole. been successful and profitable
a more particular account Of the schools
will soon b. given and due credi, awarded 70
those teachers to whom credit is due
Mar -. SUPERVISOR.
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1T HiNb- R,nIt At tpEN HENuihE. Il cured
ours, and the pFprratrr- a.grt,, 10 cure your. nr
'o'u''' ''e money l. not injurious. lyrEi
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-27
BiuehiIl

BiuehiIl
Mr.. Wilder commenced his services
with the Congregational church, Sunday
Mr.. ChaS +. Wescott, lost two barns
with farming tools, IS tons of nav, and two
hogs and eight pigs, By fire, Monday, March
IL. Loss $1,000. partially insured. Eigh-
teen head Of cattle were saved
Travelling is hard, whether you go on
foot. or with wheels or runners
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Aanrastfr fntelIfgenrer.
TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH 40. les4.
.o.,,,,, \ preeu,sn.s mo,ner.


A Russian paper publishes pen picture
Of the mother OF Turgenieff, which is any.
thing but flattering. This lady was proud
and vain to the point Of folly, ruling her
children as despotically as her slaves.
She was no proud Of her noble de
scent MS of her riches, and after she
became widow her arrogance knew no
bounds. She ordered her household like
TO royal one her serfs bore the titles OF
office In use at couit. Thus, her postboy
was called postmaster general her stew
ard, chief Of the gendarmes, and 80 forth.
No ono might speak to her unless ad.
dressed. Not oven her sons might
appear in her presence unannounced
Aud when her eldest son Nicho'
Ias married without her consent, she
withdrew from him NIL pecuniary aid, and
lat him suffer the most cruel privations.
When. in 1919 the cholera broke out in
her district, she happened to hear that
the infection was spread by means OF
bacteria that pervaded the air and were
breathed In with IL. She thereupon or
dered her steward Of the household to con
struct for her some ooutrivance by means
of which she could see objects when going
out of doors without breathing the pesti.
lential air. she therefore caused kind
of sedan chair to be made with glass
roof, which had the appearance of one
Of those chests in which in the Greek
church the figures Of saints are borne
abroad. Thus it came about that, going
out la her machine, pious person who
H,w il pass fell on his knees according tC
oustom, crossed himself, and offered the
bearers penny for the good Of the
ohurnh
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aAruvsn . n,Im nEATn

The !Oiiostr 6 statement OF william J. Cough
In, OF somsrvtiia, nsss., IL 80 remarkable that
VIC bog 10 sss for n the attention OF our read
ers. lie says; I'm the iall OF 1876 was taken
Win vioioat bleeding of the lungs followed
by severe cough. ] soon began 10 lose INV
appetite and nssh WAS 80 weak ut one time
that conlf not leave my bed. In the sum.
mer oIlsT l vas admitted 10 tho city Hospital.
Whlel there tho doctoB said hat Il hole In
my leIt iuEs - h'g US halEdollar Iexpend.
en over . LGUdrsd dollars In doctors ana med.
icinGs. Iwas so tar gone AZ ono time a report
went around that was dead. gave up hone
Dnt friend told me OF DIR. VIM. HALLS
bAIsAA FOR THE LUNGS. l laughe AT
my friends, thinking my case iHcurabIe, but
GOT ttue 10 satisfy them, when to my SUR.
prise ~ q sT.Idc~tion, ! commenced 10 feel
better ny hope, once dead, began 10 revive.
ana to-day feel Ia bvttsr spirits than 1 nave
the past thres yesrs
Wrtstbis hoping you will publish IL, 10
that eVery ope atnicted with Deceased Lungs
WIN be Induced % take DIR. WIN. HALLS
bALsAh gohTHs LUNGS, and DO convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED,
nave taken two bOtues and can positively say
ihet IL hsS zone pis moro good than ali the
other MssiiainS ~ have taken since nv sick.
ness. ny cough has almost entirely disap-
poared and shall soon be able 10 20 TO work,
sold by III. u. Cochran. isI North Queen stree,
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A BAD prac,lcs In the rubiic schools,

PhilalelpLla LcustT'
There seems to be disposition to revive
the long ago condemned practice of taking
up contributions from the children III
the public schools. 1t ought to be stop
pei before IL gets further. 1t is an
exceedingly Objectionable practice no
matter what the nature of the pretext may
be. There are children whose parents can
afford to encourage 1t 4; and there are those
whose parents cannot The result to
these latter is either sacrifice that
bears badly on them, or their chill
dren are subjected to humiliation
for inability to do like the others. 1t does
not make tho practice any better because
it requires but few cents a week, or
becluse the benefciaries are hospitals OF
asylums. It is impossible that it should
remain wholly free and voluntary, com .
pulslon will creep intoit.
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A werons,,,r orpn,n Get. a rortun..

II. j. Blythe, an attorney of Topeka,
Kan, when On orphan at Bedford, West
chester county, New York, was given TO
Presbyterian church in that village. Over
a year ago Blythe saw floating para
graph announcing the death of his uncle
In San Francisco worth "a 0O0 900, leaving
no will or known heirs. With the utmost
secrecy he has proved his sole hoirshiP
and received a portion Of the estate.
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I GOAL MAIL AKKASGEmE ESTs.
HOURS FOR CLOSING THE MAILS

hoU hS foh CLOSING THE MAlLS.
hy Raiiroad-Ngw hoaK THROUGH MAIL. 300
ana IjO Il, M, l2:JD y. H., 500 y. III. and 30 "A.
WAY MAIL cast, $50 "A. M.
DOwsINGrOws, Lcalnan Place ana Gap, Glj
p. IA.
PBILADELPHIA THROUGH MAIL 500 anG 7:jOu.
M, sio IA. m 1880, $500 and 800 a. m.
fITTsBuRG AND WEST, 800 "A. IN, leo and 1913
y. IN.
HARRISBURG MAIL, 600 and 300 a. M, l;2O, 300,
7;l5 and lOi5 y. III.
WAY MAIL, west, $50 and 900 "A. IN.
BALTIMORE AND WAsnlNGroS, via Philadel'
BALTMogE AND wLsmNGToN. Via York, l:3O
p. IN.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHrSGroS, VIA Harrisburg,
Bird FINLAND, ChrIstinna, ParkesbuTg,
| Coatesyile and Downingtown nj 1880 p. III,
COLUMBIA at 300 II, m. 1880 ana 300 y. III.
YoRK AND ioRK WAY, $3.50 ana 1915 p. III.
NoKrHKRH CENTRAL, 800 Il. M, l:2O and lO.l5
READiNG, via READINd AND COLUMBIA X. X,
700 a. IN. aud I2&0p. III.
| READIsG WAY, via Junction, LitiGl, Man
helm, East Hcmpneld and Ephrata, $40 p. III.
,ySgt 3uATgnEiaLE Kyiid GaTimarS3. Sew proydenee,
NEw HoLLAND, Churehtown, Grcenbank,
Blue Ban, Goodvilie, Boartown and Spring
| Grove, by way OF DoWningtown. at G;lb y. M
sASE nGRBoR, via Columbia, $50 "a IN. ana
ny stsge-slackwater anu Safe Harbor,
| daily, at i0op. m.
|
| Binkley's Bridge, Leacock, BareViiio, New
| Holland, $50 p. IN.
willow street, smithville Buck, Chestnut
| Rock Springs, fairmOunt anu Kowlandsyille,
| Nd, daily, at 7:O0a IN. ~ u, ro,
| ersyille, Nefisvilie, Hinkletown, Terre iiill,
Mar;indale, daily, at $50 p. IN.
Greenland, Fertility, Lampoter and Wheat
land Mills TO StraSs6Hrg daily yrtpn. at p; ~; cola
| manville, Mount kebO, Rawlinsyille, Be.
| thesda and Liberty Square, daily, at $3.50 p m
On Sunday evening, mails east ana west
| clos ut 1000 u. IN.
WHEN OPEN FOn DELIVERY.
| Arriving by Maii-Eastorn matt, $3.50 II. m.
| 1000 "A. M, 800 ana $50 H. M.
Eastern way mail, 1850 "A. IN.
| Western mail, $50 and 1000 u. M, 200 ana
| 100 u. IN,
Reading, via. Heading and Columbia, $50
| y. m.
Western way mail, $50 a. m.
| Reading way mail, 1880 q. m.
| Quarryville Branch, s:lb a. IN. ana 400 p. m.
| Arriving by stsge-From Safe liarbor and
| Slack water, ht 800 Il, M, daily.
From Millersyille, and "a. IN and p. m.
From New Holland at $3.50 a, M, daily;
| From Rolandsville, Md, at 400 p. m.
| Reading way mail, at 1880 Il. m, daily.
| From StTasburg, at $3.50 a. m, daily,
From Rawlinsytlle, at ll'0O a. m.
| FROM Terre Hin, at 1890 m.
| DELIVERIES BY CARRiERs.
| There are three mail deliveries by Letter
Carriers each day, and on their return trips
| they take up the mail matter deposited In the
| letter boxes.
A collection Is made from all tho LoHe. on
| For the nrst delivery tho carriers leave tho
| office at 100 a IN. second delivery Rt 1000
| IA. IN. third delivery at 500 p, IN.
| SUNDAY PosTOFFIUE HOURS.
| on sunday the postoflice Is open from April
TO 7 u, m. from October ist TO April lSt from
Ito lOa m, and from . 10 7 p. IN.
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- = ums sweet t,ome,

This song 10 very good In Its way, but f.
there any sickness In the hOuschold? II so.
homo cannot be always pleasant We take
especial pleasure m recommending RtTdock
BLOOD Bdisrs, bona tide and certain cure for
dyspSnsia and all diseases OF the liver and
kidneys. bor sale by ii. Is. Cochran, druggist,
l3I an - EorIk Queen street.
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No Deception Used.

II II strange so many people viii continue
70 suLeL day Alter day with Dyspepsia, Liver
ern DeGiiy, Shcn they can procure at our
store slllLoH's NlfALlZER, Tree Of cost II II
Sold by II, Is, Cochran, l37 and l3g North QueSn
street Lancaster. tsditcCJs
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HOwG
poAs OTHERS HAVE DONE.

ARE YOUR KIDNEYS DIORDEREDf
"kidney.W ort brought mo from my grave,
a. II were, after uAl Deeh gwen up ny 10 u's'
doctors In Detroit "
M. W. DEvERAux, Mechanic Ionia, Mich.
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Motnersl MotnerrI mntn.r,

Are you disturbed at night and brokon oi
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the eGcruciating pain of cutting teeth
II so, go Nt once and get a bottle at MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. Ii VIII relieve
the poor little sufferer neutrality-suspicious.
upon Il there IL no mistake about II. There is
nota mother on earth who has over used IT,
who will not tell you At once that II viii
regulate the bowels and give rgst 10 the
mother, aud relief ana health to the child, OPP
Grating like magic. IL Is perfectly safe ~ usC
IN all eases, ana pleasant To tho tLBto, ami Il
the prescription ot one OF tho oil test ana Dcsi
omale physicians Ia tho Unttei su.Ju8. Sold
everywhere. y conls u bottle.
mayi-M. saw
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SIrrFERISG FROM DIABETES

HAVE YOU BKIGNI'S DISEASE
" Kidney Wort cured mg when my watC
WAS lust like chalk amt then like blood.
Frank Wilson, Peabody, Mass.
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Pot upon hi. Fent.

"Set up Ia bed and cougheI TIL tho clothing
was wet with perspiratiOn. MY vito insisted
that 1 use BhOHtdS' ECisctric on The nTst
teaspoOntul relieved me. amt two lOltlG- have
cured me. can honestly recommend III r..
n. Perkins, Creek Centre, y. Y. For sale by
II. B. Cochran, druggist, ~ and Ig9 North
Queen RLrS.l
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ARE YOUR NERVES WEAK

kilney.WO Orl Curei mo frOm nutNuUs WtAN
ness, sc. after had not expected 10 live =
Mrs. Nj. Nj. Il. Goodwin, Ed. ChrtSHdh AOHHOI
Cleveland, ohio.
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ora THISG oP BEAUTY. Tue mos hrillian
Diamond Dyes, UnuquuIlCd for bFillllnC1
and durability. l0t, at druggists. Send 20 10
80 sample OlOrs. Wells, hlCharusOn x Co
HuFlingtDn VI.
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ARE You CONsTlPNTED

hiuuCy.N OTt made me sOunu IN liver Ahu
kidneys alter years of unsuccessful dOCtOring
Its worth tIU a bOx."-Sam'l Hodges, W uliams
town, West Va.
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IA ger and wife, OF Providence 10 " nship. The
undersigned auditor, appointed 10 distftbute
samuel Miller, assignee, To ana among
those legally entitled 10 the same, will sit Tor
o'clock a. m, IN the Library Room Oh the
CouIt-Houss, In the city OF Lancaster, whsro
all persons Interested In said stIibution NAV
attend, WILLIAM N. APPLE,
mls Sldoaw Auditor,
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For Lame backs sI1e or Chosl uso SlIl-
LollS POROUS PLASTER Price - cent
Sold by II. Is. Cochran, 1877 nnd I31 North Quoeu
street, Lancaster. '"DIieoIG
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Is YnuKBNCK LANE I'D ACMING :

" "kidney-W Ort Cured me OF chronic Liver
Diseases after prayed TO lie. e.'-HcnrY Naru
late Col. 6gth Nat, Guard, n. I.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-25

Hanover Accommodation west, connecting
AZ Lancaster with Niagara Express Mt g.B
Will run through TO Hanover daily, except
sunday.
freioricE Accommodation, west, connecting
At Lancaster win Fast Limo, west at l.,.5 viii
run through IN FseloriCk.
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uAyE YOIfIIyER COMpLAINT

" hiduey-W ort Is the most sucCGssl III Itlhoi
I nave ever used Gives almost Immediate II
lief. pr. Phillip L. BallOu, MonktOn, VT
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NAVE YOU Kidney DISEASE

" Kidney.wort q bOttlel cured me when
was 80 lame had 10 roll out OF bed
M. Talmage, Muwau See, Wis.
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wKrwALL LrBANoN A UI,.r,,,,,,,,,
~ VALLEY RAILROAD TIMEThniE"

SOUTHWARK.
nrMns leave Lebanon daily texcept Sun
uayl AZ go a. M, 1870 and 7l5 D. in.
Arrive at Cornwall at go n m ion, -, =,
ana ItO u, m.I at Conowago nj i2l n ~ ~, %
anu s'9 T. m, connecting with the penrsv
NHhi" railroad Tor points East uud West.
suRrHwAgD
$50 y, IN. '' '''' "hu
Arrive AZ Cornwall ut SIS a. M, AS and OF,
y. h,'' hl Lenhnon nt $50 a. M. I ~ aud g.as n
IN, connecting at Lebanon win phua,.ir,,P T.
htniing railroad for points East and Wcsi
ahu thn Lebanon y fremont branCh IA FOR John
town, fineRIovc and fremont '
lne $50 u. IN. train will stop only AT Corn.
wall ColebroOk ana Bollaira
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A rEw OF THEoLD sToUK UosNEUTl
ATGnahILLs, nUkr ANp yINr.
IUPAKTN EKsIiIr.

~ LANCASTER, Feb. 7, lSSi
We, tho undersigned, have entt red into Il
Tor the torn OF ono year, tor the transaction
OF the Freight and Hauling business as the
&C. A Bilner Line" heretofore so esteemed
by our citizens, and Tor which we solicit a
continuance OF tho same at the old place OF
business, Harrisburg avenue, opposite Mul.
berry street. ID. Il. n T., W, BITNER,
tIS,OSIwdeou
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sOFLEWIssPnEOHrnLATr,ir ~

II Lancaster city, decd. Letters testamentary
on said estate having been granted to the un-
ders,gned, all persons Indebted thereto are
requested TO make Immediate payment, and
those having claims or demands against tho
Same, VIII present them without delay Tor
settlement To tho undersigned, residing ia
said city. SAMUE Ell SPlELHEK
mtbtdOaWf Executor.
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RE Won HIIIDITS ?

IT y
KiIney.WOrt has done hstter than any
other remedy l nave ever used In my praG
tlCe. ."-Dr. X. X. Clark. South Hero, VT
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HAVE You MALARIA :

Kidney Wort causes easy evacuation a
cured me after 10 years use OF other medicine
Nelson EairChilu, ST. AlDAns, vi
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Lsrer yrom ssssmolyman Hosg.
STATE UY NEw YORK, ASSEMBLY CHAMBl
ALBANY, April l3, Is

STATE UB NEW YORK, ASSEMBLY CHAMBER,
ALBANY, April l3, lss3.
During my temporary residence here the
past winter, ] contracted a severe cold, which
Tor time confined me 10 my room anu rem
dered me unit 20 attend 70 my duties. not
notOnly suffered all the Inconvenience which
usually attend q heavy cold, but was aillctoi
with q tightuess IN the chest, accompanied
with severe pain, which made breathing
difIc III ami Igst impossible l tried the
usual remeIiLs-Cuugh drops, cough COrdl ls
&c, hut received no substantial relief until
Ispplled ALLCoCE's Porous PLAsTgRs. On my
back and chest
These put on when retiring, and was de-
lighted 70 hnI myself much better the next
morning. In two days l was we'll. This. and
the ptrienCe have had with Allcock's Plas.
tiers in my family, has convinced me that for
coughs, colds, sprains. bruises, rheumatism
and local palms, AllcOck's Porous PlasteTs are
the quickest Gud most effective remedy eX-
t9nt. JOHN HOAG.
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lIEAp,No a UoLUaB,A X, a.,
ARRANGEMENT or PAss,sssn

Route. ' ."
4, Al Solumbia with trains to anu from %. .,
Hanover, Gettysburg grcderIck enG I,li'
lhorn A M. WILSON. SUI.
kAiLKOAD- SEs
i SCHEDULE ON and after SuNpAT
NOV NEMBER, Is, lSSi, trains on the renngy
vnhlu hailroad will arrive At and leave the
LthNtrI"l ah0 FhllnOnInhlA ,.epOts rs follow :
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on Sunday the postoflice Is open from April
LIST TO October lst, from 10 "a. M, and IRON
to Z p, MT from October ist TO April LIST, from
TO 10 u. m, ana from 10 p. IN.
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"Kidney-W Ort has done me more good tin
any other remedy have ever taken
Mrs. j. I. Galloway, Xix Flat, oregon
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Master, your best horse won't cat any.
thing" Give him three :RblespOOntuls Of
Days Horse aud Cattle Powder in warm
m sh. That Is what he needs for loss OF appe.
ute" Price twenty i've cents per package OF
one pound, tull weight.
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" lie looks unelsily at his Hanks; won't lie
down stands with his legs wide apart, and
strlddlOs Rs he walks inflammation OF the
Kidneys. Give him the usual dose OF Days
Horse and Cattle Powder, and your horse viii
be well in Il lew days"
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ARE YOU RHEUMATISM RACKED
Kidncy.WOrt cured me after was given
up 20 die by physicians and | mad suffered u
years -ElOridge MalcomD, West Bath, Me.
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AgEYOU TORMENTED WITH PILES3
kiIney.WOrt permanently cured mo o
bleeding piles. DR.. W. &. Kline ruCOmtuendC'
II to mC.'-GeO. Ii. Horst, Cashier NJ. Bank
MycTstOwn, Pa
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TRAvsLFs,s sUiDr.
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u Cars run aa follows ~"
leave Lancaster (p. X. Dcpot) at T. mn
l.IO M, ana 2, 4, Gand $3.50 u, nj . pXU,n, nr
Hn'uiuey, when the last car lcav, al n,bin ~,
leave hiilersyillo dover ond), ntb sanr m
10 "A m, aud l, 3, . and II. IN, ~ '' " """
Cars run daily ON above time oxoen, nm
SUNDAY. 'N'oPt ON
IULUMBIA y pOKr nppps,r
~ ROAD TIME TABLE
Trains now run regularly on the roin,,h,.
port hoposit Railroad ON the ioliowins
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-25

LADIES, ARE you SUFFERING
ktdney-Wort cured me OF peculiar trou'
blcs OF several years standing. Many friends
use and praise it"-Mrs. ii. LamOTeauX, Isle
La Motto, Vt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-25

There are three mail deliveries by Letter
Carriers each day, ana ON their return trips
they take up the mail matter deposited In the
letter boxes.
A collection Is made from all tho Loxes on
Sunday after 400 D. m,
For the first delivery the carriers leave tho
office at 100 a. IN, second delivery at 1000
u. IN. third delivery at 800 p, IN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-25
CAIN HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.

nc CRIrTENToS, Agent, New York.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-25

80 Frank Wilson, Peabody, Mass.
SUFFERING FROM DIABETES
Hidney-W ort Is the most succcssi III remedy |
have ever used. Gives almost Immediate re- |
ief."-Dr. Phillip Z. BalLou, Monkton, VI
HAVE YOU LIVER COMPLAINT
kidneyW ort cured me of Chronic Liver |
Diseases after prayed TO die:'-HenrS "aru,
late Col. 18th Nat, Guard, n. I.
YoURBACK LAME AND ACHING
Kidney.wort q ootuel cured me when
was 80 lame had 10 roll out of bed
Z. Nj. Talmage, Milwaukee, Wis.
HAVEYOU KIDNEY DISEASE?
hiduey.Nort made me sound In liver anu
kidneys alter years OF unsucSSsSiul d0Gt0ElhH'
Its worth tlO a bOx."-Saml Hodges, Williams
town, West Va
ARE YOU CoNsTIPATED2
kidney Wort causes easy evacuation and
cured me after 10 years use OF other meuiCine,'
Nelson kairchild, 81. AlDans, Vt.
HAVE you MALARIA
"KiIney.WOrt has done hotter than any
other remedy nave ever used In my prac'
uce."-Dr. T. X. Clark South Hero, Vt.
ARE YOU BILIoUsH
Kidney-N Ort has done me more good than
any other remedy have ever taken
Mrs. j. +. Galloway, nix Flat oregon.
AXE YOU ToRMENTED WITH PILEs2
| "khlney.Wort permanently cured mo OF
bleeding piles. DR.. W. &. Kline recommended
| II to mc."-Geo. Ii. Horst, Cashier III. Bank,
| MyerstOwn, Pa.
ARE YOU RHEUM MATISM RACkED
| " kidney.WOrt cured me after was given
| up 20 die by physicians and | mad suffered "
| years "-Elbridge MalcoDD, West Bath, Ne.
| LADIES, ARE you SUFFERING
ktdney-Wort cured me OF peculiar trou'
blcs OF several years standing. Many friends
use and praise it"-Mrs. H. LamOFeauX, Isle
La Motto, Vt.
II you would Danish Disease anu Gain Health
take
KIDNEY WORT,
THE BLOOD CLEANSER.
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