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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
LOW WATER IN THE NILE
FALL OF rAMsUI.


LoND N, Nov. ia dispatch from
Shanghai 10 the Times states that rumoFs
of the fall of Tamsul are current in that
city.
LOW WATER IN THE NILE.
CAIRO, Nov 15.-Report from up the
Nile show that Canadian boatmen are
experiencing more difficulties in getting
boats up the cataracts than they anIIci-
pated. The muddiness OF the water
prevented them from seeing the rocks
The difficulty al Dial Cataract. however,
is diminishing, and the 6otIlla's rate of
progress il likely TO increase
THE CONGO CONFERENCE.
BERLIN, Nov. Is Only two delegates
TO the Congo conference have ever been
in Africa There was a conference be-
tween Baron De Courcel. the French
ambassador, and Prince Bismarck yes
terday II is believed that the princi-
pal topic discussed was the program TO
be followed in the Congo conference.
Prince Bismarck has sent brief letter
of invitation to different members OF the
conference
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WEN I

LONDON, Nov. 15.-It is believed that
the vessel which coIlided with the ship
Henry Willard. Capt Perkins from
Portland, Oregon, was the British
steamer Hedgeburg. This sank In the
channel with seven OF her crew. All
the others on board were landed At
SaISorn be-
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A1ETrRR FRo.F eoRDoN.

LONDON Nov: ia dispatch from
Cairo says letter from General Gordon
has been received by General Wo!seley,
which was dated Khartoum, November
f. This letter states that the steamer
which bore Colonies Stewart and Pow
ers and Mr. Herbin the FreHch consul,
add some Greeks. Left KhaFtoum Sep
embeE 10. Measrs. Hansel and Leoni-
das are safe at Khartoum-
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

Now let the foolish emgy-burning
business cease.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-02-13

TIKI Lar OuEES or NAnAGAscAp-Tle
death Of Rauavalcus II Qnsen Of Madagas-
. car. was ul, a. altogether unexpected event
For s7-ae years she has bceH in feeble health,
and gumors 81 her deooase have 81 late been
frequent The Dale Nc,r> saws she will be
regretted. ret Only by her owu Subjects, but
by al frivnis q humanity aai progress. She
was the third woman who has occupied the
thTOue Of Madagascar since the establishment
Of the Huva dynasty ty RsdAma /. (lSlSl
The reign o. the iFst Rauavzl0ua was marked
ty three szuguiuzry and prolonged porsocI-
tons O. the Christian natives. Many were
bgTni, others hurled headlous from preoi-
pict near the capital, and Others sent into
bzuishntu;, OF 10 die OF starvation OF fever in
deso.s;c and unhealthy districts, Raho-
hernia. tie next queen, although remaining
. tie last, = heaihen. was remarkable fJr her
genial and literal sqirlL She allowed free
dom 81 opinion amongst her subjects, and
even subscribed 70 the erection Of Christian
churches and schools. Al the ccroaziiou q
he second R4uavaious, however, change
Ic0k place. Heather symbols were abolished,
AMI the Bible placed in position Of honor on
The uouarch's right hand, From that time the
country has continued 70 make rapid pro
-ross b1:A II knowledge and ;Re arts q CIV
iisa.i11 The capital Is really s handsome
cigy. and las Row a number OF substantial
buildings which would a5orn even an English
rTgviaclal Town Amongst tie rcforgus Which
VIII reader memorable the reign 81 REuava-
Iona Il. are the zbuligicn Of IFial tv ordeal,
shc abali.lu @! slavery as far az tie u Eaus-
giqae are osaceued. the Observance 81 san
day by clapioie cessation from labor, Sys
len o. national education iutrc5uoca, poly
eaay 6isc1guieuaacei by ROYAL decree. izig
AaS open gzss secured Il all offenders. au5 Jlie
cg15ilsIun 90 treaties Il coumarcc and iliou6-
ship VlIt AuU-icz. England, and Geiuauy.
The CJur. e. ilc deceased queen was reaaark-
able 30. &c dlEuIiy q Is arrangements and
busiuess-ilSs banner in which eycTyslirs was
earned Ugs All l4rSS q former 5sIl4uSu
were abolished, and Tie EurlGeau lsarss aul
customs acre liui..ed by the 0usea - laisis
tgg her guidance 90 ceremonial llgiEsrs- fac
PANE AUs,gE, 81 ly was tie husband 10 ..Ig
late LuerH, l. a nan Il Ereal ssgagit, aui ia-
.els--yuqCs sal.e OF tls s1r> HAVE -eauiNss
.lgir s5llaslHa Ia Eurspg, aud BE- 8.-s sal-a -
p1c a.ly atya.ea HiE,tl 90 t.e 1a.aI su1
social elevation oi The Naiacasy ly et-egll--
gus Chls-laulsy and making ciusalll U.E- .
pli>gry Throughout ihe Caeea's dul..Il.sels. .
D VS. hl custom OF ,aU Caart o. adjourn i.r
some ul1Hil> lt obs suufmc5 o. Aa.l- lis.aiaza .
b ai.l ely a151s l. uiies saush cd tie u4T.;aI .
AH..a=a-T5Vr, and e. Is here TIA. bgs Mala,lv..
.qeus tLa llsi uCa,h q: hsg life
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-02-13
mIUGE rTES always nesn
Home : Made Minee Meat
-. -cs..g-F.

-ai e = - - -
l-lt ltey q o aEUes- ts-l-zs f1r lE-uilerr-lr
-e-r l.a-s q flll- CaEGss-
Tzzrtlr- ~ F-s,ir e. 7-E7iurs Eh.-1l 5zt-1-1-l
~ 49, e -l.s 49,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-02-13


WITHIN . day O. iWo, ssvs Pans letter,
s5eis;y las besa o5asi5s.4s-y interested eve,
be -1arQsar1uos Y llle Friuosss S,uu7a-5-
TlIs handsome E1ssiau lady was during z-s-v
Seasons tas -sE uilc sszr a. Nice ans N11arg.
ard vas %. tx ieSs -G--z-sat.t CO z17-rsf q
lIt- trrqus1i a.ss1l,s &c b-lak The tark- Sc
has nos been seer a. ether q thass rraezs -
iu Pans sllce ISIS. - lived s. =. hrr-
ard CANNED - be-vy q, Monte Cz-I7 ia: -
lasc C-zr forbade her % leave lte E-z1r=-F ss5T
SIC reE1l-r1 her t1-tuues- WlalEar Sc las
cone - CO u1t = Ec-e -hzl ous car tel. frt
she Il certainly hack u PARIS. uhg-s lie h.s
a'reu7y rented mz-llScs1; h1lse. n in
So : song % have saalt :a- tsf--e lie yin
Ter is over Ihg Friucoss whose maiden
uEr1s vas R4slsu-sSa. uas tuc-r-1ls = vrs-I ,tv
uhs1 So MARRIED the Princs >1zua-rz- ,.li-sg
.oTtEaC vzs vssy usu1a-zts- Afie- q SEW vsz-s
g rusl-Iluuy iugv sSreei % disagree. and AZ
alll-al.c sSlzFaslt- loaS r'scE. Tts p-5ure
dsscie'- allaseli Be- travelling AID lie Hriaeess
urtri &c Nlazcc b. search o. sza5-s-eat Sc
played vl.a isrct sszkss, and Der l,1l5uass. bs-
cl0.uess- zal hs- alternate bezvv loses and
uluu---s ve-t The seuszIi1- .; Nauss Cz-la.
Eys-y evening. uhs- she -1rt lir---a7- closed
s1t clis-salaol . lzrst Uz-lv q cuasis Il
sufTsF ic ls- villa o. Ihs P-,-1s--ls - A.
gas See raihG- 1acy aucc5usEs are related
ssCsi her, AID ls- Elzry decidedly s.scsat-5-
ssso1l1tls gave lgr s1.Hsulzt sezul l-1s
~ u.aG1-- One li these iaiss g la; s-ts-
o1e q, her suF5.e-s The FrsDoess. taxing Z Ter
sll7se- drew u zcross tie ro11z. uleneur1z
az Actress e ihs Fll4is RCyal The-.s-. ID,
uss au.alg Der sussts. qicke5 3; o., flied !,
wiz ctzl E7---sc uIus. tlgillc1 q % o 6-aurt;
. tie aealsa C Tie lasssss- This - plezse5
AK Frucess -Sas SIC ex5'ai-a5. 81 Sc e--
1-zce- LIE lci-gss-'-I 1-luC-rlU. nv dear. vuu
SAL Ezvt . via 81 vCur Cull. 10. 6l-r e
-lllt- lals frc--iss vs. ktps. and tie a.
t-ess has Dos he s-F7s- uu1G- gas czsg-
veiy s;yilsa y1luS 1.4r, val - ct5zas5
ouf az 1-u-.e-Cl-9lz-z-ie a. Na1z1c- amused
himself ous erealuS h marking game fs- TIE .
Tlol kassiAu iacE, ~ho tsi5c plezss6 With lie
z7l.ea-zoce 2ocsq.s3 lbs sa-vloss. allhau-h bs
uls q sJ-lresr. hat cay sls uas a iisary
WINE and whsz shs len - sztls l-71-p-
sEls ru-t4elau > tralsz1G f-z1c z1se 90 -
1elozis manner tiai reslsal r.s .1-rasss-
At- 4ls Dtzs cay sbs szzs trHusacfioz vas .
-,Iea-ec- ar- zr4ir Guuz- Tie uhals I
u7ccs- Iltr lacS szrI q i.-aizss Tx F-z1cass- /
AID i-s sirzlse Esuiil-lEu placed rs parse a 4
ter clsEosas Eao soeSgled Us c1e-, and Us 1
$3.50 ao.s . Fsy IL i9zr ui1L Iz.c-osi. Iais
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-02-13
BEE and pnRK

- ttG <N ~
y ~ NoEk EXTRA FAMILY ETEF N
~ E-ll-- >aE f-z1za-zr NISS ELI - -
1s1e ENrKR FAMILY BEEF = 81. FAINT
AAe> fNkh . Af.- Pie PuEk D t1H les
71E--af t1lls. = D ks.zs a. SIS In
81 a Or F--zs g-ze-. sar sa7- 81
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-02-13

Ts EzizE ~ rBss-rzzu- o f1ss Ila.1sas i7.z7
T-Vfs-ly = cu1szrzs5 q i1ciu5s - a -gss--..
ts1l tor he tie l5ss b AID &C
lils SID ;llai a. acss1l third az covered
r7gac = tsTuai lhs fe1ce lesuez- "a -
3 zaa wu1s5 sz-5ks e Tie s5-s or /. i,7-..
certainly 1lz1os; eaursiE srec;s5 CO IL ar
Srsol1- AID rblth Is -gzss6 e iszzzss ~ lie
E'lzialL lie Ind =cl5 . u. 6as-si.r.5 ~
1siss sn5 toza6s We ttr., !. uas "a. u
is1saed c ss-Iks q iha- e5rs. and sLas -
ls1s zassade6 &c ts SD Is tszases IL ~
tesos 1rocied bssreea "a and -
:. 2 Biuks-1oa f7r Fslsiin;77fs ! L Kauizksu
fr- 5ese-sE-s-
EaaoisiS, Fsl-l1+y Is Isss.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-02-13
z. Holm,

AEAll-lAa I li-li-lla1i- z ~ z So
ST TIE OLD SIAM. q EgTEL 81
sEEEFEoEE Es "a "a s9TEa IS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-02-13

gave rise l. sorJ Of partnership. and az the
end Of the season Der CAVALIER servenie leit
Monaco with clear profit Of 10000 t''aS-
7--- Hold
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-02-13
3awaiian 05azettr.
wEpNEsnAY. FEBRrARY Is. -.
Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian Islands
January Term. A. d. ISS4--In Bsnon.
J. F. H,oKTEIp Kr Al, AssIeSEE, N BANK.
RUrTcy ". ISo CucV IT Al.

.1'eis c, = Wrc-ly ass .t-ss.z ;. 1.-drfai-. II
~ CoHrf =, 4Hsiir !.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-02-13

The o1so cnlnes 10 this Court upon exceptions to
The ovefrunng Of a demurrer to the complaint
Tue complaint avCrs. that at the various times
and dates hereinafter mentioned. tho plaintiff was
AID nov = BODY corporate iulv fucarpo-ateSi IN
der TIC laws Of the State Of California, United
States Of America, and as such corporation then
WIS and nov Is acting and doing business on the
Island q Oahu
he demurrer reads That the sid declaration
after alecluc that the plaintiff Is a foreign cor
porauoa fails 70 show OF alece that the said rnr-
poTaiioa has complied with the Law Of this King
dom y nlinC in the Osice II the Minister us In
te-los Tie reauisiie desisaatioa Of a PERSIA upaa
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-02-13
Supreme Court oftAe Hawaiian Islands. =
In Banco---Ianunrr Tern. 1854
Hl1sA svoaR PIGSTA-1ox coxrAxr. ". IcuzS Nc
kEAGCr

E,-srs ,1sif t. 7. McCsrs a-s tssiia. ,. J. Dri-
ai1H q thf coarf pr Jsss c. J.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-08

- PFCIaL-aS you Pass By DUH FINE
- Tailoring Establishment don't fail 10 look
In the show window the leading Spring
styles are exhibited therein then walk In aud
examine our entire STOCK. None TO equal IL in
the city. handsomely trimmed wei made ana
perfect lifting garments assured at moderate
prices. a. n. ROSESSTElN,
81 North Queen st.
INN In ha MOI gtn
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-08
N,.l,U,rD ritUrl urATn

The following statement Ot william J, Cough
in, OF SOmerYilc, Mass, ~ so remarkable that
we beg to ask for It the attention OF our read
ers. lie says "ln the fall OF 1876 was taken
with II violent bleeding OF the lungs, followed
by asCVCro cough. l soon began 10 lose my
appetite and flesh. was so weak at one time
that could not leave my bed. In the sum.
NOR Oi 1877 | wusuImitted 10 the City Hospital.
WhilC there tho doctors said ] hal hole in
my lett lung rs hiR as "A mlfdOllar. lONpCnd'
oil overa hundred dollars I'm doctors and med
icines. lwas so tar gone at one time II report
went around that was dead. gave up hope
Dut friend told mo OF DIR. WIN. HALLS
BAhSAh FOR THE LUNGS. | laughe at
my friends, thinking my case iHcurable, but
got bC tue 10 satisfy them, when to my sur
prlsoa' qualification, l commenced TO tee
better My hope, once dead, began To revive
aud 10 lay tcGl In better spirits than have
the past three years.
- writethis hoping you VIII publish II, =,
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungi
will bO induced 10 take DIR. VIM. HALLS
BALShM FORTHE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
nave taken two bottles and can positively say
that II has done me moro good than all tn,
other medicines have taken since my sick
ness. My cough has almost entirely di'ap
peared ana shall soon be able TO 20 10 WORK,
sold Dv ii, y. Cochran, 1877 North Queen sue'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-08
NEW ADpERTIsEMkN1s.

4 WEAR havana FILLER CI8ARS FOX
~ cents. Guaranteed TO be clear fillcTS, at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT ClGAIi
STORE.
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) 4---sk -
m ahh H 4 b.
PhiIRdelpniA nlnrHeS.

PmLADRLPHrA, May 5.-Flour market dull
and uu changed; Superfine State, 81 5Op3 Extra
do s3 OOQ3 80 Pa. family, o. 50pi rs Ohio and
Indiana family, 81 75fp5 IS; MINI. extra, 81 25
as rs straight, q O195 IS; winter patents,
s. 1896 so spring do s5 254G 90.
Rye -four at 81 30.
Wheat firm; No. 2 Western Red. 81 C5;
No. do, 96Sc No. Pa. Red, 81 10.
Corn duh and steady /; Steamer mixed and
yellow, 6OIL62c sail yellow, 83c do mixed,
6l@6!c No. mixed and yellow, 6018lc.
Oats duh mo. White. NL3tC No. do
ilGilkc No. 8 do, 4OH8tlc rejected, i0c (;
No. linked, 3SSl3SEc.
Rye firm 1T re.
Seeds Glover dull at sT1gc: Timothy
duh at 81 40; Flaxseed drm at 81 ~.
Provisions quiet; Mess Pors, SIS b09lS rs (;
Beef Hams, s26 81 India Mess Beef $k3.
Bacon-Smoked Shoulders, 7N@sc; salt do,
7I07Acj smoked Hams, l3&9l4hc; pickled
dc l2Izpl254c.
Lard quiet; city refined. 9I49I5 loose
butchers, SIC; prime steam IS zoos rs
Butter quiet and lc lower; Cream.
cry extra, 25t127c; frsts, 2tD25c b. Z.
| Il N. Y. do, 2iQ25c do hrsts, 2la2I; Western
extras, lOc do good TO choice, i7qlSc.
Rolls no choice here poor, Ease.
Eggs hrIner and scarce Extras, liH8l5Lc {;
Southern l2c.
cheese steady; New York full creams
Old, l3xGl5c; new, l0epl3hc Western do
7Jfd9c do fatr TO good, so .0c Penn'a. part
skins, 6G71c do full skins, fresh, 2Qic.
Petroleum firm Refined, 81 2sssc,
whisky dull Western at sl IL.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-08
Incomes of English Doctors.

OF English doctors, Radcliffe made over
s35, 900 year in the height of his fame !;
Mead, s2j, 900 Baillie, CAS-, 900 Sir Ii.
tlalford, sjj, j,0O0 and Sir B. Brodie, $85,-
600 in the year but one before his retire.
ment, the largest income known. Radcliffe
once received $1,000 as q special fee for
visiting Lord Albemarle at Namur, Gran
vile $5, 900 and his travelling expenses for
a visit to st. Petersburg, and recently Sir
w. Gull s. 900 each for two visits to Pau
and 1880 for travelling to Perthshire and
remaining a week with patient. But the
fee of fees was received by DR.. Dinesdale
in 116S for inoculating the Empress Cath.
arne and her son at st. Petersburg, viz,
260, 600 laid down, q pension of s2. 500 for
life, aud the dignity Of a baron.
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Trivial ui.put. Ending In murder,

At 5 o'clock "Wednesday George Jennie
shot and killed William Ellis, at Tidioute
village, some twenty miles from Oil City,
Pa. The men were farmers living on
adjoining farms. Ellis when shot was on
Jennie's premises. They had dispute
about o log chain. Ellis called Jennie
hard names, which enraged him and he
ran into his house, seized a shotgun and
fired, striking Ellis in the left side, killing
him instantly. Jennie Immediately gave
himself up TO an officer and is now in Jail
Ellis leaves wife and family. Jennie has
heretofore been regarded as Of ansound
intellect, but was peaceable. The killing
created great excitement,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-08
uharias Rsnda.s Enitann

Charles Reade wrote his own epitaph.
II is to be engraved upon plain stone aud
read as follows Here lie, by the side
OF his Beloved Friend, the Mortal Re-
mains OF Charles Reade, Dramatist,
Novelist and Journalist. His last words
70 mankind are on this stone. hope for
resurrection, not from any power In
nature, but from the will OF the Lord God
omnipotent, who made nature and me. He
created man out of nothing, which nature
could not. He can restore man from
the dust, which nature can not.
And | hope for holiness aud han.
piness in future life, not for ANYTHING
have said or done In this body, but from
the merits and mediation of Jesus Christ.
lie has promised his interoession 10 ali
who seek 1t, and he will not break his
word that intercession, once granted, can
not be rejected for he is God, and his
merits are infinite q mans sins are but
human and finite. Him that cometh 10
me, will in no wise cast out If any
man sin, we have an advocate with the
Father, Jesus Christ the Righteous and
He is the propitiation for our SINS"
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Live stock m arket,

CHICAGO Hogs -ReceIpts, 1900 head ship
mems, 1000 head market brisk and firm
rough packing, s. 4O3p5 ;paclung and ship
ping, SIS 9O66 Is ; light, Is 35a6 skips, s3 l50
So.
Cattle-Receipts,4 ,?O) head shipments, 900
head heavy grades steady; light grades
stronger; export grades, 50 1905 so; good to
choice shipping, 6bd6 30 common 10 medium,
s. 40fg5 80 grass Texans. 81 351g5.
sheep-Receipts, 500 head shipments, 800
head market firm Inferior TO fair, si6p5 per
cwt; medium TO good, 500; choice to extra,
sGG6 40 shorn sheep, SOS Is.
EAST LIBERrY.-Cattle slow prime, SO $50
6 IS fair to good, 8 1906 common, SJ5 Is (;
receipts, l75 head shipments, 4e0 head.
Hogs firm ; Philadelphias, % s0d6 o.; York
ers, t5 4O@S 80 receipts, l,l5J head; ship
ments, 460 head
sheep in fair demand prime clipped, s. 75dp
Ep5 IS fair to good do, 81 50Ge3 so Lambs, 81 a
] /; no demand tor wool sheep receipts, W
head shipments, i,l0I mead.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-08

New YORK, May S.-The immense safe
in the superintendent'sr room of the new pro
duce exchange refused to work this morn
ing, and has created quite an excitement
among dealers. The margin certificates
and other most important and valuable
papers are locked up in the safe, and up to
this time Q2;45 p. mo- it remains closed,
Notwithstanding the efforts of locksmths
and other adopts on opening safes
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-08

There are innumcrablo instances where
cures have bCcn ctinotCi by SCOvILL's SARsA-
rAniLLA, or BLOODS LIvER SYRUP, Tor all dis
eases Of tho blood, when the patient had been
given mp bv ph'sicmns It's ono oi the best
remedies ever offered Ia the public ana as II
prcpnr eel with tho greatest caro-, as "A specific
for certain Diseases 70 Il no wOndar that it
should he more cfcCtull than hastily written
and clrclc7sly prepared prescriptions. Take
SCovIL's BIO d AND LIVER SYRUP for nll disor-
drrs arising FROM impure blood. II Is en-
dorsCd by nll leading professional men.
a2l-2wM W&F
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-08
Points OF Dissension.

Kentucky State journal.
Did ye git tho piece writ fur the
J0urHal?" asked the aspiring young
man of the editor. 81 didn't see IL In
print"
Yes, got it. But didn't publish it,
because there was no point in it,"
"No pint ! Why, good thunder, man,
you must be blind / stock a pint in
every place 1 could-sither comny or
semmycolon or period sometimes three
of 'em in one line."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-08

seems strange that any one VIII suffer
from the many u"u,nEVm"nts b:""ght on by
au impure condition OF the blood. WHEN SEQ.
WILLIS ShRSAPAKlLLA An SDSTILLlNGIA,
OF liLOOp AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health to the physical Orguai2ation. II
h indeed a STRENGTHENING syrup, pleasant to
'ako. And hus proven itself 10 bc the best
BLOOD PUBItIUR eyer discovered, effect.
ually curing ~crCnn, Syphlitic disorders,
Weakness Cf the Kidneys, Eryslpeas, Mala.
RIA; All ncry Ous ljSur,Icr- and debility, bill.
lous cuuu plants HEI all dlscasus Indicating An
impure condition Oi the Blood, Liver, Md
ncys, stomach, Skin, etc It corrects indi
gustiOu. 4 single bottle win prove 10 you its
merits ns "A health rcnewor, tor & ACTS LIkE
4 CHARM, especially when the complaint Is
OF an exhaustive nature, having a tendency to
loosen IN" natural vigur OF tuu brain anu ner
vOus systCrn.
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Grain freight ESaIss.

New YORK, May S-Soon aftor 12
O'Clock it was announced that Commission
or Fink had received communication
from tho officials of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad, asking for n restoration OF grain
rates from St. Louis to basis Is cents
from Chicago TO Now York. The restor.
stion, it is said, has been made and will,
it is claimed, set at rest all fears entertain
ed concerning the intention of Mr.. Fink to
resign the commissiouership
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RALEIGH, N. c., May 8 Henry Swain,
the negro who last Monday morning 80
brutally murdered Mrs. Reed at Waugh
town, near Winston, aud has since
been in Jail at the latter place, was taken
from jail ut O'Clock this morning by a
large party of masked men and hanged
He confessed the perpetratiOn of tho crime
which he declared was for the purpose of
robbery. Tho murdered woman was GA
years of age.
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re,t,t Thau

and Of greater value than fine gold is n great
tonic nnd rcnOvHtor Ike Niucy-wort 1t
oSpcs ali poisonous humors from the blood
tones up the system aud Ivy acting directly on
the most important organs OF the body stimu.
lutca them 10 healthy action and restores
health, II has cfocou many marvellous cures
ana tor all kidney diseases and other kindred
troubles II IL an Invaluable r0medy.
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Ii.astnr n stenmar.

PORTLAND. Me-, May S.-The steamer
City Of Portland, from Portland for St.
John, struck on the rocks OFF Rocklaud,
Me-, early this morning. A steamer has
gone to her assistance.
The City of Portland had seventy pas
sengers. Perfect order was maintained
after she struck and the passengers, crew
aud baggage were taken off safely.
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Try CLaKK's sELECTED TEAS AMI
Coiiccs and you will be gratihed. Good
Teas from &c. to 2ic. per quarter pound. Cot
tees l5c. TO BIC GTunuutcd Sugar, &c. Oui
Table syrup at Ice. Is selling fast.
CBARKE'S
Tea and Coffee store, No. 81 West King ST.
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a Mammoth Ioeberg.

Captain White, of the sailing steamship
Hector at st. Johns, reports th at on April
81, in latitude 81 13 north, longitude 80 25
west, che saw an iceberg about three miles
in length and about seventy feet in height,
with a number of harbors in its sides.
Had he not been aware of the position of
island.n