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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-09
RELIGIOUS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIII nEuELr

II in the following churches tomorrow. in
the morning at 1850. in the Cv ming At 7:ii.
sunday school at las y. IN. when the hour Is
different IL H. specially noted.
OLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on sunday
Aug. 10th, ut Up. IN. Preaching in both Ian
guaRcs.
WEST MIssIoN-Rcv. WIN. Powick, pastor,
Sunday school at ? a. M.
ST. JAMES CuURCH.-HOly Communion at ;
n IN. Morning Prayer, Litany and sermon
at lO:S0 a. IN. Evensong will bg omitted
ST. LUEEs RRPCRMBD CHCRCH-MuriCttI ave-
nue.. Rev. Wm. +. LiChlitcr, pastor. Sunday
school at Q a. m.
OLIvET BAPTIST CHURCH-I NJ. &. a. Rooms,
Rev. NJ Frayno. sunday school ut a. M
MoRAvIAS-ltev. j. Max IIark, pastor. sun
day school at "A. III. Lituny and sermon. no
evening service.
UNITED B.IBTIIREN IN CHRIsT (COvRNANr) -
Corner West Orange and Concord, NOrmCrly
known a. Saem). RcY. NJ. j. Mumma, pastor.
Sunday school ats Is.
The WoMAN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE USION
prayer meeting tomorrow (SAbbath) after
noon, will be held at 3l5 O'Clock, in the " est
Mission NJ. r.. church, North Charlotte street
The pastor, Rev. VIM. Powick, viii conduct
the services. On Tuesday evening at 81, the
Union will meet at No. lt2 North Prince
street A special invitation EXTENDED 10 all
Christian women.
PREsBYTEmAN-Rcv. j. Y. Mitchell, ID. ID.
pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL Preaching morning
and evening by the pastor, RCv Thomas
Thompson. Sunday school AT "a. III.
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An AnaMar Mantrd.

Can any one bring us a case OF Kidney or
Liver Complaint that Electric Bttcrs will not
speedily cure We say they can not, rs thou
sands OF cases already permanently cured and
who are daily recommending Electric Bitters,
will prove. Brights Disease, Diabetes, Weak
BACK or any urinary complaint quickly cured
They purify the blood, regulate the bowels,
and act directly on the diseased parts. Every
bottle guaranteed. For sale at toe u bottle by
II. II. Cochran, druggist. lS1 and l3J North
QucCn strCot, LanCastor. Pa. ID
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rir.t Revived and Then Cure,

was troubled tor a year with torpid liver
anu indigestion, and after trying everything
imaf Unable used RUrd0Ck Hood BUEr,. The
HrH bottle revived mo and the second cured
tlc entirely. J. 5. Williamson, Rochester, y.
\. For sale by II. B. Cochran, druggist, Isl
and lS9 North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-09
No Decspt,oDI.ec,.

II IL strange so many peUp y Ill continue
to suffer day after day with Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Sour stomach, Gen.
erM Debility. when they can procure at our
store SHlLOH'S NlTALlZER, free of cost II 1t
does not cure or relieve them. Price, - cents.
Sold by Il. Il. Cochran, druggist, 81 and 1872
North Quoen street, Lancaster. tedlleONb
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-09
DAhKEE's TONIC.
Swept Into the Stream,
One Thousand Acres OF Land and "Right
Smart Of Bears.n


Smart Of Bears"
on the deck OF a big Mississippi steamboa
stood an aged Southern planter. Indicating
by u sweep OF his arm the waters the boat was
passing over, he said 10 a passenger from the
North : Nv hen / was twelve years old killed
my FIRST bear on a new plantation my father
WAS then cutting OF a forest that grew directly
over the waters out OF this bend. That was a
mighty good plantation, and there was right
smart OF bears there, too But that one thOus-
ana acres OF land went into the Mississippi
liver years ago"
1t Is putting no strain upon the figure
TO say that great forests OF youthful hope,
wOmanly beauty and manly strength
are swept in the same way every year
death. Yet II should not be so. That It Is 50
ls Il disgrace Ns well as "A loss. People are
largely too careless or too stupid to defend
their own intCrc-ts-thg most precious OF
which Is health. That gone, ali is gone. Dis.
case IL simple, but 10 TeCklessncss or ignOT.
pick as proposition in Comic sections. As
the huge western rivers, which so often mood
the cities along their shores, arise in a few
mountain springs, so all our ailments can be
traced TO impure blood and a small group OF
disOrdered organs.
The most effective and inclusive remedy for
disease Is PAhkEk's TONIC. 1t goes 10 the
sources ofpain and weakness. In response 10
Its action, tIe liver kidneys, stomach and
heart begin their work atrCsh and disease Is
driven out The Tonic Il not, however an
intoNicant, but cures a desire for strong drink.
Have yOu dyspepsia, rheumatism, or troubles
which have refused 10 yield to other agents /?
Here is your help. al.lmdS&w
i)AkhERs HAIR BALsAM AND Park
i Cr's Tonic for sale at COChran's Drug store
NOlJ7 ana l39 North Queen st., Lancaster, Pa
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Aanraster .9ntelltgenrcr.
SATURDAY EVENING. AUG. o. 1884.

4 TtJQDAY WVENINQ. AUG. 81, 1884.
,nvnrrruow ~ vrsrMINsrER.
,
And wash OF the western seas,
voice camo like tho murmur
OF summer among the trees.
,n,o,
From children at their play;
Yet frnught with the deepest wisdom
Of men of an older day.
v,,u,, ,,,,,
But felt its tender thrill,
Like tho weird lEolian music
Of q harp on the window-sill.
Like the swelling OF midnight chimes,
And they knew that the heart OF the singer
was heating I'm the rhymes.
Az he stood mid the smoky throng,
And his tears would start in rapture
At the marvellous gifts Of song.
ror IL toiu u peau,ui s'ois
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KIDNEY-WORT.
dec5cOd6w (D

TIDSEY-wOKT FOX SALE AT UOUB
II rams Drug Store, No. l37 and l39 North
Queen street. Lancaster, Pa.
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an Explanation.

No one medicine will cure everything, hu
it IL an tncOntCstible fact that YhoUldS EciCc
tric OF will cure "A spraiu, "A bruiso, "A bite, q
an ache, and Is also an active ami pronounced
cure for neuralgia and rhCumatisIu. For sale
Ivy II. u, Cochran, druggist, l37 and l59 North
Queen street.
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Bs-Diamond Dyes viii color anything any
color, and never fail, The easiest and best way
TO economize, lOc Rt all druggists. wells,
Richardson n Co., Burlington, VI. sample
card, 80 colois, and book of directions for2
cent stamp,
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DO NOT todste your money buying interior
articles. Tel your Druggist you want ALL.
COCKS Porous PLAsTERs ana do not take others
made TO sell on the reputation OF the genuine
arusie ailweod&W
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nKArE HoTEL-LAaEK BEEK AMI

NkAfE HUTEIS-LA8ER BEER AND
~ Excelsior Saratoga Water on Draught
menfy hahter, proprietor OF inc Grape Hotel
~ anu 81 North Queen street, has remodeled
ene parrooln, erected nrstclass RofTigerators
anu mas now on draught Charles CIass's Gel.
o1ihten Philadelphia LAGER BEER for
mrm mmiSn 10 rs sole agent In this city. Also, sAR
aipuh WAIER from the famous Excelsior
springs, saratoga, N, Y. A full assortment OF
tue Purest Wines ana Liquors on sale.
m27-3mu
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yATiLLIAMsUN 8 FOSTER.
BETWEEN SEASON PRICES ON LOW-CUT
SHOES AND SLIPPERS.

BETWEEN SEASON PRICES ON LOw.CUT
SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
For Ladies and Misses wear Right in the
season tor LOw-Cut shoes and slippers. We
have placed an Out'Ofseason price, because in
a rev weeks their room will be far more pre-
forabIc than their company, so we offer them
at bargain prices while the Ladies' anu Misses
need them. They are all OF the Nesest styles,
the best qualities and "A complete range OF
sizes, and every pair Is bargain ~ the pres
Cnt reduced prices.
CLOTHING.
We have an assortment that is suitable TO
every change OF temperature. An assortment
that embraces garments suitable To the season
in medium weight or very light They are all
well made, correct in style and excellent In
1t. The sizes range from a little boy in short
pants to a man OF extra large size or short
and fat. We have also large quantity OF Odd
Garments in coats ana pants AZ prices that are
very low.
FANCY HOSIERY AND SILK NECKWEAR.
At prices that have been reduced 20 per
cent. from regular rates.
SUMNER UNDERWEAR AND DRAWERS
For twenty-five cents, that sold early In the
lars and Guns in all tho Latest styles. White
Dress shirts from nifty TO seventy-hYo cents,
and the celebrated
EIGHMIE SHIRT
In all sizes. long or short sleeves. We sell
them ter 81 60 each, or 10 per cent reduction
on haliGUZen los.
STRAW HATS
At almost giye-away prices. Ten cents will
buy good straw Hat. Twenty-Five cents will
buy better one, and tifty cents win BUY an
excellent bright White Canton Straw Hat
suitable for dress wear, that formerly sold tor
500 French Palm and Manila Hats, Light
ColOrcd Stitf and soft Felt Hats, all have been
reduced fully 80 per cent less than regular
prices. Boys Campaign Caps, loo, and fun
line OF samples in Campaign Outfits at Very
Low Prices,
Trunks and Valiscs Tor the travelling public
at prices below the average that the same
goods command elsewhere. Rubber Clothing
and Gum LcgGings In all qualities,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-09

Bark bark tits sozODONT l cry,
Haste youths and maidens, come and buy.
Como and n secret III unfold,
At small expense to young and old.
A charm that will on both bestow
A ruby lip, and teeth like snow.
au5.lwdT, ,ThSSSw
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DErksS SLSANih kAiLSDAD-r new
j SCHEDULE - ON and aftor BUNDA
NOVEMBER, Is 1885, trains ON the Pcnnsy
ybuta Railroad will arrive at and lehvO Tn o
ancestor and Phisdel phia dgpots aa follOwg.i
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CnEsTEK CouNrr nuUsE,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.

Al the foot OF Now York, avenue, within a
comfortable ana homelike. NOW OPEN.
iunoS2md j. KEIM n SONS.
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Hanover AoekR mediation west, connecting
gt Lancaster With Niagara Express At $40,
viii run through ~ Hanover daily, except
sunday.
Frederick Accommodation, west, connecting
at Lancaster with Fast Line, west, at loo, VIII
run through to F.edOriCk.
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DaKkER's HAIR BALsAM AND Park
i cr's Tonic for sale at COChran's Drug store
NO.l37 ana l39 North Queen st., Lancaster, Pa
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-08-28
4 COachman's Romance.

'Will you tell me exactly what rela-
tions exist between a coachman and
his mistress?" | ventured to ask.
He looked thoughtfully for q while
and then said: VERY naturally, a
slight intimacy, if l can so express it.,
must exist between them. For instance
she can say to him, james, saddle
| my bay mare at 3 iii the morn
ing, and come along yourself on Kate,
az | wish to 90 for 4 gallop into the
country" Promptly at 9 James is at
his mistress cottage, with his orders
obeyed to the letter. Very frequently
James is required to help my lady to
the saddle. He catches her tenderly
about the waist, and is obliged to put
her dainty foot in the stirrup, she in
the meantime smiling, not, perhaps,
ecause James touched her tiny foot,
out because her young heart is leaping
with JOY at the prospect of q dash over
the adjoining fields. While riding, if
she sees anything to admire she will
ask James his opinion of it. James is
bound to agree with her, and, of
course, she is pleased. And so it goes
| on until James has been in her employ
loI Il yCaI VI t"o, Uf "uICH tiilic TIC III
timacy between them is much greater
in many respects than that existing be-
tween my lady and some of her beaus. "
''And is it in this way that love be-
tween coachmen and heiresses, which
afterwards resulted in elopements, be-
gan?" l asked.
Precisely" he replied; and then, by
way of explanation, he said. '.Do you
think it anything so remarkable? Are
we not of the same blood and nahre
as our mistresses? Take one of these
coachmen," he continued, "that one
for instance" pointing to a handsome
fellow of splendid physique who was
about to drive his team out of the sta
bile. lis he not respectable. good
looking, well-dressed and educated?
| mean educated, for he can speak sew
eral Languages. Would it be anything
so very strange if his lady should fall
in love with him, do You think?' -
Long BY'aiach Cor. Baltimore .4Dlericaa,
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How to SieeD,

In q recent paper read before the
Boston Society for Medical Improve
ment, DIR. Il. NJ. Hodges saidl '1t is a
common impression that to take food
Immediately before going TO bed and
to sleep is unwi5e. Such a suggestion
is answered by tie reminder that the
instinct OF animals prompts them to
sleep as soon as they have eaten; and
III summer all after-dinner nap, espec-
tally when the meal is taken at mid.
day, is q luxury indulgcd in by many.
Neither darkness nor season alters the
conditions. Ii the ordinary hour of the
evening meal is or o'clock, an in
terval OF twelve hours, or more, eiaps-
es without food, and for persons whose
nutrition is IL fault this is altogether
too long q period for fasting. That
such an interval without food is per-
mlttcd explains many = restless night,
and much of the head and back ache.
and the languid, hali-rested condition
on rising, which is accompanied by no
appetite for breakfast. This meal Oft
Ell dissipates these sensations. Ii is,
therefore, desirable, if not essential,
when nutriment is to be crowded, that
the last thing before going To bed
should be the taking OF food. Sleep
lessness Is often caused by starvation,
and a tumbler of milk, if drank N tie
middle of the night, will often put
people to sleep when hypnotics would
fail OF their purpose. Food before
rising is IN equally important expedi-
ent, 1t supplies strength for bathing
and dressing, laborious and weari-
some tasks for the underfed. and is a
better morning 'pick-me-up' than any
hackneyed tonic. '"-Bostoyz Gozette.
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Skakspearc's Home.

Phineas 7. Barnum did more for
shakspeare's home ll.an anv liying
Rlan. This sounds passing STRANGE
but it is true. If it had not been FOR
Barnum the birthplace Of the great
bard would not be in a state OF preser-
walton, as it is to-day. When Barnum
was in England in 1874 in search of
curiosities he learned that Shaks-
peare's birthplace was Tor sale, anu il
was proposed to tear it down and put
a store on the site. The great show
man thought he saw q chance to secure
prize, and at once offered what was
equivalent to $4,000 for the house.
bis idea WAS TO bring the structure
bodily to America and put it on exhibi-
ton. The owner OF the house wanted
$15, 900 for the property, and stuck at
that price. Before Barnum had a
chance to raise his offer several En-
gliShmen, admirers of The immortal
William, concluded it would be a shame
to have the house go out of Stratford
and accordingly purchased it at once.
-Strdtt0rd-01t-A Av0n Letter IN Trenton
Times
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EAElEN WARFAEE

Is the kin you must carry on when the
enemy is Rheumatism or Neural2ia. The
blood must be cleansed of its poisonous
acids. The muscles must be relaxed.
The JOINTS must be set free. For all
these there Is but one specific, ana that
Is ATHLoPHoRos. A. $. Baker, 365 ".
b 'rrison st, Chicago, writes: ''Have
been a victim OF Rheumatism for years.
My head was drawn over my left should
er. Half a bottle of ATIII,opHoRos made
me we'll man. For fifteen years my
wife suffered with her back. The Other
half OF the bottle gave her entire relief. >
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An Awkward Habit.

While one of the through expresses
was standing in the Union depot the
other night an Old gentleman in partial
dlShaoiile climbed down from one of
the steps of the sleeper, and started to
walk across the tracks. His eyes were
open, but glraed Vacantly about, al
though he apparently picked his way
toward the stairs leading out of the
depot. He had gotten about half way
across the track when q young man
rushed out of the car and caught him
by the arm. The younger gentleman
was minus his coat apd shoes, and his
toilet had evidently been hasty one.
He led the old gentleman back to the
car. which he entered without Il word.
Father is 4 somnambulist, explained
the young man, as he stepped upon the
platform of the car, land frequently
walks in his sleep. He requires con-
slant attention while travelling, and it
is never safe to leave him alone even
at home. He had just lain down in
his berth without completely preparing
TOR the night, and had almost fallen
asleep myself. lle'is just as likely to
wander out of the car, and down and
off the steps when the train is in mo-
tion as he is when it is standing still.
But few passengers were in the depot
at the time. and the occurrence was
not noticed by more than half dozen.
-CteCGlQ;tQ ieddcr.
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4 WALKING SKELETON.

Mr.. e. Springer, of fredericksburg,
Pa, writes: 81 was afflicted with lung
fever and abscess on lungs, and reduce /
to q a0dlkjHg she}eton. Got free tri.!
bottle Of DIR. Kings New Discovery f.,
Consumption, which did me SO much
good that / bought dollar bottle
After using three bottles, found myself
once more man, completely restored to
health, with hearty appetite, and a gain
in flesh of As lbs" Call at Robinson (
Hinrich's and get free trial bottle oI
thus certain cure for all Lung Diseases.
Large bottles 90. 2
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HOW HE Gotta POSITION.

'tl applied for a position in a banking
house in Wall street six months ago, and
although l proved my competency, they
would not take me. l had been down on
my luck and looked old and SHABBY. An
idea struck me, got up a new growth of
hair with Farker's Hair Baisam, raised a
decent suit OF clothes, applied again, and
they took me in minute" SO writes
a clerk with $1,000 salary. The moral is
plain. Parker's Hair Balsam gives a
person a new face.
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The cable system of propulsion for

The cable system of propulsion for
street railway cars seems to be gaining
favor. 1t mas been adopted for the
Market street railway in Philadelphia,
and cable road is also being built in
St. Louis. The '.Highgate Hill Gable
Iramway" is now in operation in Lon
don, and the project of using this sys-
tenn for underground roads is vigor-
ously discussed there. The New York
Cable Railway company is constantly
gaining ground. Notwithstanding oppo-
sition, and Il road will probably be
built from Harlem to the Battery. A
tine cable road is to be built on Mon
tague street, Brooklyn.
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80 that you'll have to adopt one of
Mary Drix's girls, after ALL" jocosely
said her husband.
''She's perfect little darling!" said
Mrs. Lonsdale, who had softened
strangely of late.
And, In spite of the discouraging
prophecies of the world, the Widow
Dirk and her family had succeeded in
maintaining their independence.
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FRANK KIRKLAND. of Marshfeld, who
was arrested IN Canada last winter charged
with attempting to bribe members of the
dominion parliament for the purpose of
receiving pine lands, is at home in Wis
consin. He alleges that the arrest was
without reason and that 40 case will be
mad against him and that pending will
be discontinued.
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1t is stated on good authority that
it IS Well-known fact that no
watch will keep the same time with
two people. This is said TO be owing
to the temperament of the wearer,
and it is claimed that even the mere
physical difference in gait and move
ment between different people will
affect the keeping of absolutely
accurate time, and it is probable. also,
that it is affected in some slight degree
by the magnetism of the wearer.
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The first announcement OF a failure
makes the public wonder at the suspen-
sion, when there are available assets to
three times the liabilities, The next
showing causes wonder that the concern
could have kept up SO long as it did af-.
ter it became entirely worthless. The
preferred creditor is the one who finds
out the truth early.-M o. Picayilale.
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A few days ago, says the Grass VAL
ley (CaL) Union: 4 lady went to the
house Of a relative, taking with her
her baby, which sat upon the floor
playing with the cat. As a general
thing this cat is very shy, but on this
occasion seemed to enjoy being petted
by the infant. After they had played
some time the latter suddenly left the
room, but cSmc back at once, bringing
with her one of her kittens, which, to
the amusement of all, she deposited in
the lap OF the baby, allowing the little
one to play with it live minutes or
more, when she took her offspring by
the neck and carried il away to its nest.
- -ez---
The number OF taX-paying Indians
has more than doubled in the last
decade.
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There are now about twenty societies
in active operation in Great Britain
and Europe in the interest of the food
reform movement, the supporters OF
which are opposed TO eating animal
food. Numerous restaurants are open
in England, Germany, and France
where neither flesh, fowl, nor fish is
served, the varieties of dishes of cere-
ais. vegetables, and fruits. extending
to several hundreds. and ranging in
price from penny upward.
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SMALLPOX in the towns OF Black and
Center, Outaganie county, hal alarmed
the people of the entire section. The dis
ease was first concealed, till some fifty
persons had been exposed. There have
been seven cases and fourdeath and thir
ty five persons are now in quarantine.
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WILLIAMS House.

A d. SMITH, PROPRIETOR, CORNER OF
n. Eighth and Franklin streets, ManitOwoc.
iirst-ciass American Hotel, centrally located,
pliers every iGdGCcElGnt 10 the traN cling public.
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This is her brother. q slugger bold.

This is her brother, slugger bold,
Who thurnped the dude when TO himwas told
That his sister, the maid with the golden hair,
And soft blue eyes and languid air,
Was mashed on the DUDE from Dndeviile.
This is the father who saw the fun,
But said not word tjll the thing was done
BY his son, the tough young siugger bold,
VINO Fhumped the dude when to him was told
That his sister, the maid with the golden hair,
With soft blue eyes and lsnguid air,
Was mashed on the dude from Dadeville.
This is the bulldog, true and tried,
That caused the dude to get up and slide,
When unloosed by the father no saw the fun,
But said not word till the thing was done
Ey his son, the tough young slugger bold,
Who thumpud tire dude when 10 him was told
That his sister, the maid with the golden hair,
And soft blue eyes and lRnguid mir,
Was mashed on the dude from Dudevile.
"A. {. Burton. in Brooklyn Eagle.
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, SURG EON
Ii and Accoucheur, late resident Physician at
nc Eahnemann Hospital, Chicago, has pernian-
entity located al ManitowOc. Oflce, on BIhalo
strocts. west OF hBnds store.
., 4r I ) to i. u,
oEhiof- '4ooisa' / to and to p. Nj.
Diseases OF the eye and ear treated.