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The sun., 1884-09-14
STRUCK COLD IN THE RUINS.
Where Miners Dr"pped Dust Yemrs Ago
While EnJ"yins Themselves.


PENDLEToN, Oregon, Sept. IA peculiar
gold strike has taken place down on tho
Umatlla road about eighteen miles. at Il place
formerly called the We'll Station. Years ago.
when miners teamsters trappers. and others
travelled this way, the Well Station was
famous stopping place. II WAS an old-time
frontier tavern. whers man and beast were
always sure OF q hearty welcome. and the
poitest attention that the country afforded.
The men who kept i sold whiskey, tobacco md
food besides Keeping omen house. and many
frOntirr,nicn went there to lay in supplies. or
com panion. As dust was almost the sole
med dium Of exchango In those days. 1t was
freaiy used at the station.
The house was a hastily constructed affair OF
hown timber. with chinks through which u
man might crawl without much difficulty. but
it hold high rank ~ resort and when the
boys gathered there. as thcy were wont to do
TO have II time. drinking and Eamhins and
wild spirits vanished from tho scene. and the
old house became no longer tho rendezvous OF
the pioneers i was at length deserted and IN
sturdy old Scotch farmer named Vert who took
NJ u claim on which the house stood. He did
not like the looks of the place. There were
an initial was roughly cut on It's sides.
The old bar sun rsdoIsnt Of whiskey, stood
good deal OF the primitive furniture was un:
moved. Vert built himself now house. and
used the old ono for barn, but ~ last he got
would furnish him his winter irewood In an
cMasy manner ha proceeded to tear i down
poked aroand in tho esrth where the house n had
stood, md was surprised To lind color. since
then he has been ut work steadily on his ind
out that 1t has paid him about 81 u day. He
has bug Of dust which Is worth not less than
$50, all Of 1t droppeh AZ odd times through
the old Well Station
The sun., 1884-09-14

Never did the silver tongue OF eloluenoo
paint more beautifully the hue Of the rainbow than did
Rocknyliam's favOrite and silver tonxued orator
paint deeds OF vaior and the heroic courage Of the
gaant men OF Rockingham. II swed tho reporters
pencil into the stiffness Of death, made tile soldiers
choke and caused tears 70 fow from hundreds OF
unused 70 weeping RecitnK Father Ry ans almost IN
spirei poem v dicultio distinguish between the
orator and the poet. For nearly an hour thousands
hung upon his thrilling eiOguence, enrnptureI aud
chained. An old gray-headed man sitting near broke
the solemn silence that followed the last word OF the ad
dr,ss by saying in broken voice, The Lord Intended
Jimn, Reid for u preacher"
The sun., 1884-09-14
a Prudent Grow.


fFoW ue NthrHtci't NfdT
Nod" Butler Ia the owner OF a crow which
to he possessed Of almost human The blrd
has great habit of tearing ntu stripe and destroying
every scrap Of paper upon which can Put u. es~s
and beAk day or two aihrs. however Mr.. Butler
ticsd that the crow had a scrap OF paper which II
guarded most carsfuy and TO which seemed anxious
10 attract Mr. Buffers attention. The latter picked
the scrap Of Psper and. upon smsothRg II cut fsaIi
The sun., 1884-09-14
From he London Standard aug. 27.

Trinity House at tho present time 10 a power
ful and Important ally Of the Bosrd Of Trade although
II l.. OF course, practically independent OF ofcisi con
troll II " now managed by inastsr aud All efficient
staf. In addition to the Elder brethren there are .
number OF Honorary Brethren, who are all distinguish
ed personages
The Younger Brethren who are unlimited In number
and all Of whom have been, comm snders Of
The sun., 1884-09-14

NoRwlCK. Conn. Sept. l2.-I-ham Cross. a
wello,do aud truthfu' resident OF the Falls district
visited hi, thick woods on Nick iiNl,' west OF this
city, On saturday, anh came on twO monster black
All Ordinary milk can AZ he advanced tow aFt thsm
they reared t,er heads 'S fsrt high nnl with ogsn
Jaws aud Kissing tongues awaited hts apprnach. Mr..
cIoss was foot and the rous undsrbrsh wns not
gooi racing track. but he thinks he hest his record In
Of the snakes made him tnk oi section q d.lonted
yepipe with the flames dsripg through H. Mr. Cross
related his story In this city and II produced mach sx
ct-inent, as he Is known to be entirely Trustworthy.
Hunting parties with clubs dOgs. and guns from the
Falls have secured :" Nick Mn daily ,nes Saturday.
aud not encountered the snnoth reptiles " was he
for. when Mr. Gross saw then and lie had Goi bad
n drink Tim, day
The sun., 1884-09-14

To THE EpIToR OF The SuN--Sr: ~ What
10 the distance and nearrrt route from London 10 Mel
bourne Australian O. whAt is The p"pulntion' 60
What will the passage cost 90 IL that the I'M,
portsnt commercial point there A.B.
"a About 1900 miles by the way Of the susz Canal
a. In 1871. lvi .2j+. (3) sss7. arst class, 90 Y1
The sun., 1884-09-14
Having ~ Sea.

". II. Jacobs. a Clifton. Staten Island drug
sls recently made atrip from Staten Island 10 Fire
Island In his twsntv eight foot shell boat lie covered
the distance. sixty miles In nine hours and half Mr..
Jscshs has nads two trips around the SANDY Hook light
ship In his shell.
The sun., 1884-09-14

A citizen OF TArrant county whose wiso was
sick wishing to 20 for his daughter, who sixty
miles distant on visit In the sbsencc II horse rode
Two .old bull making the round trp-i2b miles
forty eight hours lie sa the horne was rather too
poor to ride without salic hui as lie rNpreszed u,
purity bad stiin on asn after the wind strikes u.s
a MhIla ~
The sun., 1884-09-14
A Dakota Verdict.


The body OF u noted horse thief and all.
around "rus'er known AZ Back Pete. was ton,i las,
week in the lava beds below thhep with bullet hole
through the head The coronef's jury returned yer
dict Of killed by ihunierbult from heaven"
The sun., 1884-09-14

Fron, the Birm inyham Age.

just think Of it more money invested in Ashans In
pistols and otisr deadly weapons than In hOgsi More
money nve.t-d in firearms than IN printing presses
libraries! More money invested In deadly in
the agricultural State Of Alabama than aJricul
tural Implements or mechanical toolsl
The sun., 1884-09-14

. from Ne L0HUDU TIWtS aug. 'V.
The sale Of tho Wilton herd OF Herefords
u.eomin~ieD concluded Yesterday. and the prices oh.
ned during the twp days sale exceeded tho.
allied NJ the sale Of Hereford cattle. The iSt animals
sold obi - tss7 guineas Tie bull Lord Wilton
sold to Mr. Vaughan of America for 5000 guincas
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rAHM hOIts.
Timely H;Dts Tor ,u,Dnndmyn.

Timely hiDts IOT tau.Dhndmen'
Use the knife At onco on the appearance
OF black knot on plum or cherry tree.
Rich ground, strong plants and good
culture are the surest remedies against lice
and worms inlestiDg cabbage.
Do not set out verbeua plants so that
they arc too close. Four or five feet
should be given TO them. They are won
deriul spTeadeTs
Some years the Summer is none too long
for Lima beans, \ start Of several weeks
may be secured for them by planting the
seed under glass, on inverted sods a foot
square, transferring them to the garden,
when hot weather sets in.
The method 10y which stumps are remov
ed by petroleum consists in allowing the
stump to bo completely saturated with
petroleum, aud then setting them on fire
The methed by usiug saltpcter consists il
boring holes in the head Of the stump anC
plttiug iutO each ono ounce of saltpeter
and after having iU to become wet aud
penetrate the substance Of the stump, thC
latter is set on fire, when it will bs coT-
pletely consumed.
The best Western farmers, instead oI
planting pumpkins among corn, "devOte
an acre or more 20 pumpkins and cultivate
them with two horse cultivator az long
rs possible and then let them run" 1t is a
beautiful sight 70 sec a field "all pump
kins," where they lay so close that man
could walk over the whole patch without
once putting foot on tho ground. They
grow better, larger, Iipen earlier, are
sweeter and more solid than when shaded
by the corn, and can be gathered by driv
ing around and around the field"
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rn,,.ap.y pvENINo, MAY az, iee4
APPLE TREES.
ria, Lands the Be.t for Orchards


ria, Lands the best for Orchards.
country 9entlcman.
Some discussion has recently taken place
among fruit growers and writer's at the
West. ON the question whether high or low
land Is best for orchards. The experience
of late years has shown that apple trees in
many instances have succeeded best, lived
longer. and borne better crops, when
planted on low, fiat aud moist land. From
these facts the inference has been drawn
by some persons that apple trees need
large supply of moisture, and even that
drainage Ia sdetrimental-and writer's who
have recommended upland are charged
with giving bad advice. The cast iron rule
has therefore been laid down I" Always
plant apple trees on low and moist land"
Some western orchardists have express
ed the opinion that tho reason low lands
have given the best results, sthat the SOIL
In deepor. melower, and more nearly re
semblipg the manured and cultivated
ground of the best managed orchards, and
that IL manure and cultivation were ap.
piled 10 tho orchards on upland, they
would give different and moro favorable
report. Whatever tho result might be, il
is certain that in many places high ground
gives as good and often better, crops than
depressions, aud tho above mentioned rule
should therefore be modified or changed
to " railways plant on such land as expert.
ment shows to be best, whether II be high
or low land" Success depends on the
character Of the soil, aud on the treatment
1t receives, aud not on its depression or
elevation. Sterile ridges, whero they exist,
must either be avoided or else brough,
into good condition by manure aud cul
tivation.
Mistaken notions are sometimes adopted
on the effect of draihing. Instead Of max
ing the land drier, 1t tends to give more
uniform aud continuous supply of m oisture
to growing plants, by changing q hard
crust into mellow or porous bed of earth
aud give it off as wanted. The instances
where orchards have been greatly i'm
proved by placing tile draining between the
rows OF trees have fully proved the benefit
of drainage.
The preceding remarks apply wholly to
apple orchards. Peach trees, on account
OF the partly tonder character of tho fruit
buds, usually bear best on elevations, in
all localities where the crop is liable to
destruction in wintar. The cold air settles
in valleys, aud often proves fatal to the
buds, while they escIpl aud give good
crops on ridges.
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DKUPOsALs FOX
ELECTRIC LIGHT,
GAS, COAL OIL, OR OTHER MATERIAL
FOR Lighting, AND LAMP
POSTS.


The Lamp Committee ot the CITY OF Lancag-
ter will receive Sealed Proposals for the
Lighting OF the city 1.-TWO miles squarc) with
Electric Light The party furnishing the
Light will bid for the complete Plant lnClul-
ing poles, wires, lamps and power ready TO
run. Contract TO commence December II,
1854.
Also, Sealed Proposals for tho furnishing of
Gas per thousand cubic feet tor the Mayor :
once, Treasurer's office, Council Chambers,
Market House and station House, and al so Tor
Street Lamps, Ut "A fixed price per lamp, with
Il fve-foot burner, Tor II period OF one year
from and ensuing July !, ,lsSi-excepting that
part OF the city which is new 1T with Electric
Light, which shall commence from December
IL, 1854. The company furnishing the Gas shall
light all the street Gas Lamps every night
throughout tho year at sunset, ana shall keep
the same clean ana In repair, cleaning them at
least once week make all connections to the
lamp posts at their own proper cost, and dis.
connect the same Rt the expiration OF their
contract without charge to the city.
Also. Sealed Proposals for tho furnishing OF
Lamp Posts and Lamps tor Gas, complete and
ready for use, which may be needed during
the year. Posts to he OF the same style and
leng h as those now In use in Centre square,
and Lamps OF "A style similar to those In other
sections OF the city, Bidders are requested 10
give the length ana weight OF posts they pro.
AT least $40 pounds.
Also, Sealed PrupOsAl- for the furnishing OF
Coal OIL or Other material for lighting all the
street Laups, or any portion thereof. at a
liked price per Lamp, TOR tho period OF one
year from the ensuing July !, lss4--excepting
Electric Light, which shall commence from
December IA, 1854 The person, individuals OF
company who bid 10 supply Coal Oil, GHso
line, or other lighting mGlerial, shall light all
the street Lamps 10 be so supplied every
night throughout the year at sunset, and ali
Lamps must burn until sunrise, and the con-
tractor shall keep the same clean and IN repair
ami clean them at least once week. Bidders
10 supply Coal OIL or other lighting material
are req uired TO accompany their bids with the
proposal at which they will furnish during the
year the use OF Lamp Posts and Lamps, com.
plete, wherein OH or other lighting material
aside from Gas may be burned said Posts
ana Lamps to remain the property OF the con.
tractor and 10 be removed without expense
TO the city ut the expiration OF the contract.
Bids shall state also the candle power OF the
light propose TO be furnished,
The Lamp Committee reserves the right 10
reiectany and all bids ana the successful bio
der or bidders shall give good and approved
security tor the faithful performance OF the
contract.
All bids or proposals must bo made on r
before June 2 1884, AT o'clock p, m, and ad-
dressed TO HARRY a. DlLLER, Chairman
Lamp Committee, Mayors ONCE, Lancaster,
Pa, and 20 be endorsed Proposals tor Light
ing City"
By order of the
LAMP COMMITTEE.
Attest--JAcoB NJ. CHLLIs, Clerk. m2l.tm30
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SUDDEN CHANGES,

Changes OF Temperatures are apt to occasion
dangerous affections; in the tull.DlOOded,
RpOpleXy Il to bo feared. All, both young and
aged, should have BRANpRErH's PILLS ready
they arc nevcr.iatling. When you have pain
In the head, are dizzy. iCvcrish, Rheumatic, or
Otherwise affected, take from three to ten,
according 10 bulk OF Individual. In twenty
four hours, or less time, you will be con cnt.
Constitutions are much alike. Vertigo, dilzl-
ness and pain can come only wren impurity
In the blood Is too much FOR the lite " in us
10 carry Without struggle. And IT I, this
struggle that BRASDRErH's PILLS aid, aud no
mistakes are made when you merely take
away impurities from the blood
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-22

TIDNEY-wuRT FOR SALE At U0Cn.
IN INn's Drug store, so. l31 AMI - hOIln
queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
i'.INl'~ -ItNi.U. .EE.pI.i-. -- ;3E
SY,c GT1'i '5r ,%o,ency h@Stl1@ 'JIy s9J 3 a. ang
follow loss OF M"mOry, Universal i.g.si.
tud", Fun IN thu BACK, Dimue-8 OF
other discucB that lead C. In,,,uity e.. Con-.
sumption und a Premature uiAye. Fun yaI.
uCulUr- 10 our pamphlet, witch NC N.-irr 70
send iruc JT mail 70 every one. Inc spectre
hcdciUoIt ,old by al druggists a. 81 per paI Z.
age, OF siN packages tor g, or wiz 10 suut tree
by mai on the receipt OF tho money, e. v at.
dressing tho agent,
II. u. COCHRAN, Druggist,
NOS. l3I and lj9 North QU"uu street, IgDCas-
ter, Pa.
ON account OF COUUlerIg.L-, Tu Lave .ulOI =
ed the Yellow Wrapper auDuIy4.ru.t.i,.
TIKI GRAY MEDICINE CO.,
ydSW .'urnLo =
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Ono IIna. NM

), 5. Graves, OF Akron, y. =, had Asthma Of
me worst Eind. Took one dose OF YHomds
hcteetgIc On ana was believed in I'VE minute
medicine an6 pay s. a bottle Tor IL. II cured
my wifa OF rheumatism Ike magic" For
sale by II. b. Cochran, druggist, l87 and l8a
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PROPOSALS.
observation-disclosures WILL BE KE

Il n r.
i Ceiyed At the Mayors once up to Thurs
day. May tn next Al y. m, for digging
trenches on the following streets, TOR the pur.
pose OF laying water pipes
!. East Chestnut street, between Ann ami
Plum streets:
?. Poplar street from the prcient terminus
westward 80 feet.
J. Grant street, between Mulberry and Con.
cord alley, u length OF between 200 and 2O1
feet.
1. North Marshall street, from Chestnut
north to walnut, and on East Walnut 80 feet
). St Joseph street, from Love Lane, q as.
tance OF 200 feet
6. North Ann street, from Marion alley to
Chestnut street
!. West Chestnut street, from Prince TO
Lancaster avenue.
Bidders Will state how much per cubic yard
tor earth and how much for rock. Trenches
TO be two feet wide and four feet deep.
Bidders viii be required to replace the
streets in the same condition ~ they were be-
fore digging.
The committee reserve the eight TO reject
any or all bids.
d. p. ROSENMILLER,
Chairman Water Committee.
m2l2l2L96 2sag
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-22

t - strange so many puupu III continue
70 70 suuut uay atler day with Dyspepsia Liver
era DGHiiity, when they can procure nj our
stole slilLOH'S NlTALlHkR, free OF cost II il
Soli by IL. Il. Cochran, ianI l3y Norm 6n"e7
e'ooe, hthSasIeI' tgdli-GOd5
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-22
a Iiad Breath

Is insuherable We don't like 1t. 4 person
with strong breath must not make himself
very Itnllhtr win rs An impure breath l.
caused by an unhealthy stomach BurdOck
Bt0od Bners will correct this uvi TnCy are
the best stomach medicine known For sale
Oueen '' -
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AncTICAn AIT

photographs, EnEravlngs, etc, can be cx-
qnisltely colored with with liquid Art Color
made from Diamond Dyes. Fun directions
Tor lhls beautiful art work, with a Handsome
ColOfed cabinet photo sent to any address fOr
10 cents. WELLS 4 RICHARDSON Il co,
Ia IN,...s
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-22

kidneys after SrtT- OF unsuccessful doCtOring.
lis worth tIuu box."-~hull Nodgrs, Williams
town, WCstNh
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-22

HAVE YOU EEIGHT's DISEASE"
Kidney Wort cured m when my water
was Just Ike chalk and then Ike blood.
Frank wilson, Peabody, Mass.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-22

kidncy-W Ort has done me more good than
any other remedy have ever takcHl"
Mrs. J. I. Gallo cay, FIX Plat, oregon.
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NEVER FAILS.

Diseases of the blood own it a ConQueror
Endorsed In writing by over nfty thousand
leading citizens, clergymon and physicians In
u, = and Europe.
as- For sale by all leading druggists. S.5N
The pr :. A Richmond Medical Co, Props.
St. Joseph, Mo. G)
Charles y. Crittcuton, AgcnLScw York liiY
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-22
\NF YOU CONsIIpNTEU
IIANE mn, MAl.AKIA ?

Kidney Wort causes easy evacuation an
cured me after 10 yvals uso Ul other medicine.
Nelson FirCui.G, 81 AlIan H, VI
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-22

NiInoy-W0rl CurcI mo 0l WnCWIlnT lTOu'
blc- OF several years standing. Many friends
use and praise it."-Mv- Il. LaWOruuuN, Isle
La MOttc, VI
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-22

KiinUy.WOrt permanently cured me o
bleeding piles. Dr. ". G.. Kline recommends,
It to mr.'-Geu. II. Horst, Cashier NJ. Bank
MyCI-tOwn. Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-22

Kiduev-wort q bOttle) cured mc when
was so lame had to roll out OF bed
Z. VI. Talmugc, MILWAUKEE,, Wis.
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SAMARITAN NERVINE

dcnCiCs and makes clear complexion. Equa, oil
by none In the uclirium of fever. A charming
resOlvont and matchless laxative. 1t drives
Sick Headache like the wind. ssCOntains no
drastLiC CathartiC or Opiatcs. Relieves the
brain or morbid fanCiCs. Promptly cures
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-22
sIkEERING EKOM nIANETEs Z


Hdncy-WUrti Is the most successful remCd,
have ever used. Gives almost Immediate re
liet"-DT. Phillip I. BaliOu, MOukiun, VI
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ARE YOU BILIOUS ?

"KiGnCy.WOrt has done better than amy
other remedy | nave ever u-ei in my prRC
tiCe. Il. Il. Clark. south Hero, VT
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TRAvELsRs GUIDE.
NURNwALi.. LEBA Mon a COLEsn,,OK
~ VALLEY RAILROAD TIMETABLE,

SOUTHWARK.
trains loave Lebanon daily (cxcept sun
uasl Az O!p a. m, 1920 and 7D u. IN.
Arrive at Cornwall at Gao H. m, 1927 n m
hnu 90 y, mi at Conewago at 72a a. M, I.2S
anu e!N H.. M, connecting with the Pennsy
Nanm fa'irond Tor points East aud West.
SoRTHwARD.
Trains leave Conewago at 1850 "A. M, $50 ana
S.S y, IN.
Arrive et CORNWALL at sis n. M, tls and ola
u. MI nj Lebanon at $50 n. m, a5O and p:2S u
m, connecting at Lebanon with philadelphia
Reading railroad for points East and West
and tho Lebanon n fremont branch tor J ohns. :.
town, Pinogrove and fremont.
Tho $50 ~ IN. train Will stop only at Corn. q.
wall, COlcbrOOk and Bellairc.
<yOLUMBiA y PORT Deposit RAJ,
~ ROAD TIME TABLE.
Trains now run regularly on tho Columbia
| Fort Deposit Railroad on tho following
| time:
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Is YOUR BACK LANE AND ACmNG'

KidnCy.W Ort cured me OF Chronic Live
Diseases after prayed to dtc."-llCHvY ward
late Co. b9th Nat. Guard, y. !.
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ARE YOUR NIEVEs WENk7

kidney.woyt cured me from nervous weak
ness, sc. after hId not expected to live 60
Mrs. Nj. NJ. II. Goodwin, III. Christian Monitor
Cleveland, ONO.
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CAIN uEALTH AND nATrrNEss
UOWG
pOhs OTHERS HAVE DONE.
ARE YOUR KInNEYs DIOR

"KiInpy.wOTt brought me from my grave,
as It were, after / hat been given up 10y Is best
doctors IN Detroit"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-22

LADIES. ARE YOU .UFFEEING

khlnCy-WOrt cured mo after | Wa give
mp to dtc by physicians aud | uAu suffered .
years klbridgc MalcOmb, West Bath, Ne.
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TlG Great Nerve COlQl0POT

Rheumatism by routing e. Restores lfc.giv.
ing properties to the blood. Il guaranteed TO
cure all nervous disorders, ss-Roliable when
all oplates fail. Refrcsh"s the mind and In
VigOrates the holy. Cures dyspepsia or money
rcfmnlNN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-22

Hanover Accommodation west, connecting
q, Lancaster with Niagara tXrrPB8 n qlb
Will run through 70 Hanover daily, oGo,pt
Sunday.
Frederick Acoor mediation, west, con nnoctins
at Lancaster with fa3t Line west, o. LIS, win
run through to r derrick.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-22

y ING LOTS. On SATURDAY, MAY ~
nFsmi.si ISt aL G@Gioek p NJ, viii be sold on the
p,'m ~ my Iots OF y feet each, fronting ON
lh,se lots liG south OF nager rect, near ~
wy cotton mills, Urban y burgers p,aninp
mn, Ia mace, gas works, dye works ana a. h,sr he
industries, aud about one block from IN - -, ~, 'avu
ward. ''" III INC oufth
fnlrty per cent. OF tho purohasa ,,,or,,,,,
must DC paid and pO session given i,nInoS
ulatelS, anu the balance OF 70 per csni MAJ ba
shaisoa cas EoH on the property anu paid In ive
tnAN3tfd 49, FRANK EsIIIEuAN
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-22
A SKEPTIC SAID

born blood sores. Eliminates Boils, Carhuncles
and ScaIhs ss-PermanCnuy aui promptly
cures paralysis. Yes 81 IL charming and
boaIthful Aperient Kills SCrOiula and Kings
Evil, twin brothers. Changes bad breath tC
good removing the cause. ROuts bilious ten
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-22

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