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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-16
A PIu OAsE.
Three Lawyers Defend - Little Porker ire m
False Charge.

Three Lawyers Defend Little POrker ire M
AFsise Charge.
A rather amusing case was heard before
Alderman Samson on Monday evening. A.
ID. Allies made complaint against James
Rittenbouse for maintaining a nuisance,
the specification of the charge being that
the stencil from Rittenhouse's pig pen was
uncomfortable by his neighbors. b. Frank
Eshlemsn, Z. K, Martin and j B. Am
wake, esqs., appeared as counsel for dc.
fendant. The testimony offered Was i'm
sufficient to make out case against him,
and the complaint was dismissed. 1t was
shown that Rittenhouso owned only one
little pig that it was as genteel and tidy
as little pigs usually are, and that the
stencil complained of arose not from the
pig-sty, but from several old and unus'
cesspools that had been 'imperfectly y
covered and from the stock trains on the
Pennsylvania railroad loaded with ill-bred
hogs, which were allowed to stand on the
track west of the stock yard, and taint the
air with their peculiarly unpleasant odor.
Rittenhouse's pig is plump and we'll fed,
and it is said there Is wrangle among the
learned attorneys ~ to which of them
shall obtain possession Of 1t in payment
for professional services rendered.
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Tho yolks,esr yorein In Rsaaipr.

The "Constatter Volksfest Verein" in
augurated two days festival, in Reading,
on Monday, with parade, the procession
being headed by platoon Of policemen,
bands OF music, SO. The display was wit
messed by an immense throng Of people.
Mayor Rowe. William III. Livingood, esq,
and William Roseuthal, proprietor Of the
Post. were the orators of the day. Jacob
Etzel represented the New York Bavarian
Volksiest Verein, and Theodore Koch the
New York Constatter VOlksfest Verein.
At Lauer's park fruit column As feet
high was unveiled.
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pn,,nae,un,. ,,at,,e nerxe,.

MONDAY. Sept. l5.-The arrivals OF live
stock at the various ns stock toe yards o were "a,
hogs. Previous week-S,JO beeves. l2,oU
sheep, 100 hogs.
lighter supply ana cooler weather prices all
vanced IA fraction on ali grades except COM
the israelites' New Years they will have their
meat market on Friday instead Of Saturday.
Extra, sS17c; Good, 6asIc; Medium,
Q5szc: Common, 4ptA Texans, 40Sc.
= at cows were duil at 2kd4c.
Mich cows were not so active al S30970.
Veal calves were active ut 5Gl7sIc.
Sheep and Lambs were m full supply,
wanted at higher figures.
Wequote IA follows:
Extft aM@oc Sooa, 49, amgsssc. s.;rassc Ms"sn" s's
ffoss were IN good demand. We quote West
ern from 9Sl91sc; country from TO &C.
Among the sales at the Vest pnilacelphia
Rodgsr Maynes. co West Va. 5sa7c.
John McArdie, 200 West Va, and Onio. 5xO7c.
E. 3. NJ cFillin. 100 ". va. ..5N1ic.
IL. +. McFillin, rs W. Va .5biab6xc.
Nipple & Brother, 100 Pa. cows 2X9ac.
G. schain6srs 1 Co.. al ". Va. 4xasYc.
seh"moers siSobhs = panl' 10 western ana Texas
H. Chain, ir ss o. " ts; Va 4Sas1s; a 1.ons .,<ss,so
| Bnchnan & Levi, 1s0 W. Va. 44ls6ssc.
! NJ. Levi, 81 W. Virginia, 5Xn6Nc.
| N. Il Herb TT, 25 W estern, shGpGc.
| Schwartz u Miller, 40 West Va 5AT6Lc.
| James Clemson. 80 Western, 5i4I6lzc.
| Sol Lowenstein, I22 Texans, ttzEY5c. &
Dennis Smyth. 20 Pa, and W. Va, 5zG6sAc.
| :. Heilbron, 90 Tex ans, 45sfg5c.
Levi Lowensuein, ls5 W. va 4ls46Ac.
Isaac Adler, 30 W. Va. 4Hd8c.
| DRESSED MEATS.
City Dressed Beeves we're in good demand
| and closed nrmer at S9hl0c, with sales OF
common as low Us &c.
| ABATToiR eAGMs.
| Rodger Maynes, % head, 7Gl0c.
| l.. McCandless n Co., l6l head, 7fel0c.
q. $. Dengler so head, s4l0c,
| y. 4. Lowden, 50 head. THU9zc,
| III. q. Bechman, 80 head, 7a9Ac.
| Dressed sheep were in good request at
G9>sc.
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oo.--Hogs-Receipts, 500 hean snip.
menIs, 1850 head market Dun anu cIosinS
52lOc lower; rough pacEing, 70 OQo %
packing and shipping a. ssISs aS ,ssn'' as - ~
Iatfie--Jtec,.inis i Oo0 heai: shipments. 2500
head export gisSes, 81 6,96 70; good TO choice
shinninv sSs,fss 90; Interior To medium, a IS
ess %: range cattle i0o higher Texans, ~ s09
475. ooo ., X,
na,,. market firm; good grades scarce (;
,nG.,f,r 10 fair, 81 50SD3 20 medium to good
az 1914 IS ; Tex Is and Nebraska - 063 Is.
EAST LIBERTY Cattle slow ana unchanged /;
receipts, 2,l65 mead shipments, ,l2l head.
Hogs-marEst firm; receipts, 4 2D0 head |;
shipments, 3o00 head pniladelphias, - soss
8 80 Baltimore-, SO 1895 81; Workers, s5 ~
8 20; grassers s. 25GGe5s0
sheep-MaIkeI stow and unchanged; To-
ceipts, 800 mead shipments. !, 40 head.
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Tic third session Il the arbitrators who
are to decide the suit OF the Fulton
National bank W. B.L Denlinger, was hold
in the orphans court room on Monday
evening. A number OF witnesses were
called by the plsiutiT In rsbutal, Mrs.
Amos Il. Hostettcr contradiotod the de-
fendant's witnesses In tes.ifying that in
ducsments were held out TO her husband ia
confess that he had forged the
nose. She denied that she had
over employed DR.. Muaaer to settle
the case Ia nny way. Tho officers OF the
Fultou bank, by their testimony, contra
dicted Denlipger's abatement that he never
had \ nots at the Fulton bauk. w. ID.
Moss5r, professor Of penmAnHhip, was
called as an expert and testited that the
signature OF Is J., Denlingcr 10 the note
was written by Deniinger, and was not q
forgery.
The arbitration adjourned to $3.50 this
afternoon, when additional testimony wa
offered by the plaintiff in rebuttal.
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Reading Umoi.i, Oh = Pleasure Jauut,

PITTsBuRG, Pa, Sept. 1G.-The ooun-
cilmen aud other city officials and the
journalists of Reading, numbering %
persons, arrived in this city at midnight
on a pleasure jsunt. They were met at the
depot by reception committee appointed
by the councils and escorted TO the Seventh
Avenue hotel, where President Gourley, of
the select council, delivered an address Of
welcome, which was responded to by
Wayne Haymor, city solicitor OF Heading.
To day the exoursiOnists visited the great
Westinghouse. gasswell and other points
Of interest. They will remain until Satur
day.
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Mrs. Annie ttuttsr. an Iassps Patient, Va
tally Fires Hsr OiotbinG.
Miss Aunie Rutter, an inmate OF the
county insane asylum, died late on Mon
day AFTERNOON from burns received on
Saturday under the following circum-
stanoss There were q number OF other
women in the same ward with Mrs.
Rutter, and from one OF them she borrowed
"a match, statiug that sho wanted to
light her pipe. Instead Of doing so she
went to the water closet, lit tho match and
set her clothing on fire. When sho was
discovered nearly all her clothes were con.
sumed aud she was badly burnt. She was
removed To her room, where she received
every attention possible from Resident
Physician McCreary. She suffered intense
agony and asked those around her to pray
that she might die. She said she had set
Ere to her clothing, knowing the result,
but she wanted TO die. Coroner Shifer
was notified to hold On inquest and he en-.
panelled "a his jury, Henry Rohrer. Harry
q. Sbenck, John B. Shiffsr, Harry Ssrohm,
Aaron Baumgardner and j. x. Shenck.
The verdict Of the jury was that she came
to her death by her own hands BY sstsiug
fire to her clothing. Mrs. Rutter came
from Intercourse, and wAs an inmate OF
the insane asylum for several years. After
the fro she was removed to Hsrrisburg,
until about n month ago, whom she was
brought back.
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pn,is,iAu -p.ru found pssa =,

Christian Sher'z, aged about 70 years,
well known in the eastern section Of the
County, was found dead iu bis bed at an
early hour this morning. He retired on
Monday evening in his usual health aud
not making bis appearance this morning
his room vas visi' 4 by ono oi his family,
and he was found to be dead. Deceased
was q shoemsker by trade, but retired
from business several years ago, since
which time he has resided 1T the Gap.
His only daughter 10 tho wife OF LiIut
Eckert, slso residing st tho Gap, one OF
his sons is member Of tho firm Of Worst
& sheriff, At Springvile. and his second
soa is saddler by trade and ia in BUSINESS
at the Gap,
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N.w Organ for r,,.i,y sunday School.

The Lancaster organ manufacturers
will put specimen instrument in Trinity
Sunday school. The organ will be in the
school by next Sunday, bu. viii not be
used at that time, inasmuch - the Junior
missionary society avsils ,tsoif OF the
opportunity to hold an initial musical re-.
cital to he rendered by the bast performers
in this oty. This will be next Tuesday
evening at 8 o clock in the chapel, . charge
for admission to be made and tho amount
realized to to devoted towards raising the
s40O promised by the society for mis-
sionary printing press in Rajamundry,
India.
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nn. =. Is. FOREMAN,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
sep5 Ind No. 2ll West King street.


IL berger, late OF the city OF Lancaster,
1eceased. The Undersigned auditor, ap-
noiated 10 distribuhe the balance remaining In
iIe hands of George NJ hamDright and Eliza
beth Hambrignl, executors OF the will OF de-
cedont, 10 and among those legally entitled to
The same, will sit tilr that purpose on w ID
NEsDAY, SEPTksN BkR "a, lssiat 10 O'Clock
a. m, In Ihe LibraTS Room III the Court
House. Ia the city OF Lancaster, ,wherS ali per-
sons interested In said distribution may at
tend. FRANCIS hILBuKN,
s2ltdTu Auditor.
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SECOND EDITION.
THE FOREIGN BUDGET.
sRrAr MASS Men1INa AT sBAssHAi.
Depreostips the ProiooEation OF Bostiiitiss
Between France and Ubips. -Cholera
Deaths ~ Various Places.

Dep.sostios sns ProiouEation OF Bost,ilties
Between France and Ubins. -Unolers
Deaths ~ Various Places.
SHANGHAI, Sept. 18.-A monster mass
meeting was held here to-day In which
the whole English community took part.
The meeting strongly deprecated the
proloSsati OF the the present
desultory hostilities on the part Of
France Their effect il simply ruin
GUS to commerce. Tho meeting re-
solved TO urge the home government to
make an effort to procure the settlement
Of the difficulties between France aud
China, by mediation. Tso Tsung Tang,
the Chinese general, has lett PeEin for
Tintzin, where he will hold military
council.
The Oholers situstion.
TouLoN. Sept. 16.-There were two
cholera deaths here yesterday, two
at PerpigDsp, five at Trades. one
Mt Estober, one at Vinca, three at
Thur, four at Toulouse, four at Bragne.
vilie, and seven at Remezs. AT st. Gepest
de Beausop, fresh outbreak has 90
CURED.
YEA Priest succumbs TO the Disease,
NAPLES, Sept. 16-Ths excuses Of
Sunday caused fresh increase of cholera
yesterday. The king, in his journey TO
ward the north, was greeted along the
entire route with au ovation OF enthusiasm
The priest, who accompanied the king to
the bedside of the sufferers, has succumbed
to the cholera.
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Letters Sr.nss "a By s.s KeS istsr.


The following letters were granted by
the register of Wills for the week ending
Tuesday, September 10
ADMINIsTRATIoN-Hen Il. Kaufman,
deceased. late Of East Hempfield township:
jacob Is. Kaufman, East Henpheld,
administrator.
Philip Hsas, deceased, late OF Lancaster
city Rosa Haas, city, Administrative with
the will annexed
Charlotte L. Moore, deceased, late OF
Lancaster city NJ. NJ. Moore, city, admin.
istrator.
Jacob u. Eby. deceased, late of Penn
township; Bonjsmiu Y. Eby, Mannheim
borough, administrator,
Francis Is. Croft, deceased, late OF
Martio township MaiA Ggod, Msrtic, and
Amos Grof, city. administrators.
TEsTANENTARY. - Edward Druoken
brode, deceased. late Of West Cocalico
township Mary Druokenbrade and j. A.
Stober, Wet CcosHco, ex' tutors.
Joseph A. Deon, dec "a d. "a, OF Col
nmbis borough Milton Wike, Columbia,
executor.
Eliza Bomberger. deceased, late of Ian
caster city Jo"u B. Roth, city, executor
Christisnna Ai'ahach, deceased, late OF
West Lsupeter tpwDsh'p Daniel Baker
East Lanpster, executor.
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rropo,.is for street arsuing.

The street committee of councils met on
Monday evening aud opened proposals for
the grading Of Beaver street between
Hagsr and Seymour. The following were
the bidders Kitch s. S.spleford, earth
III cents psr cubic yard rock, 60; Frank
Hinder, earth, 90; rock, 70; Henry ShAub,
earth, II; rock so. A protest against
changing the grade Of tho street, signed
by 16 property owners In the vicinity Wal
read, and the committee decided to defer
action until the next meeting.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-16

II. 3. Stauffer and Jacob E. Laraw,
creditors of the late firm of A. B. Root, Son
IL Co., plow manufacturers, Mount Joy,
have made complaint against Benjamin
Root, OF Landisville, Amos B. Root, An
drew s, Root and Adam f. Root, of Mount
Joy. charging them with conspiring to
defraud and cheat the complainants aud
others The accused were taken in GUS
tody by officers from this city this morn
ing, and gave bail for hearing on Thurs.
day next before Alderman Samson.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-16

Dr. W. ID. Wright, Cincinnati, o., sends the
subjoiped professional endorsement ~ have
prescribed DIR. W n. HALLS BALsAM FOR
THE LUNGS in a great number OF cases, and
always with success. One case in particular
was given up by eIal physicians who had
been called IN for consultation with myself.
The patient had all the symptoms OF confirmed
COnsumption-cold night swcats, hectic fcyer,
increasing coughs, etc. lie commenced imme-
dbltely TO get better ana WAS soon restored 10
his usual health. found DIR. WA. HALLS
BALSAA FOR TIM LUNGS the most valua.
bic expectorant Tor breaking up distressing K
4 IL 4 iInl nnlua
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sew ADVHRTI. sAsN7s.

INvk RECT.
i An lOO.Acre Dairy Farm, situated miles
from Lancaster; good buildings rent low.
a27 lmd&SR HlRsH u BROS.
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nruvnS nousonuid Psnscea

10 the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. Wnl most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied eIter.
nslly. ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator, and II Is warranted dou.
BILE the strength of any similar preparation.
II cures palm Ia the Side, Back or Bowels,
Bore Throat, Rheumatism. Toothaehs, AND
ALL ACHES, and is The Uroat hsiisvor OF
Pain. "BkOWN's HOUSEHOLD PAEACEA"
should be In every family. A teaspoonful OF
the Panaoea In n tuInbler OF hot water tswast'
cned, II preferIedl, taken at bedtime, VIII
BREAK UP COLD, . cAots bottle.
maY8l-lvdM. W.SAv
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Isaac Ressler, Of Mt. Joy,w committed
this afternoon by Justice Zsllers In default
Of bail, for trial ss court to answer =
charge OF maliciously brssking the windows
and door OF his Deighbors houses. An
application will be made to tho court to
have him released on bail.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-16
Tho grimes Of q mipt.r.r'. sor.

BARDsTowN, Ky, Sept, 16.-ThOmas
Thurman, son Of respectable minister
of the gospel, is in Jail for murderous
assault on oolored man named Rogers.
Yesterday he braiued fellow prisoner
named Frsuk Feuster, who attempted to
stop his torture of a boy, who was con,
fined in the same cell with him. Feusser
will die.
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Berss county Esir Uhssu Excursion.

To Reading. on Wednesday, September "a
Train leaves Lancaster tking strset), ut 7.SO
q. m, Columbia 80 a. M; iare only el IS.
Leave Petersburg at 7o3, and Landisville at
7.59 a. m. fare, sl.l5. Leave Mannheim at III
q m, f; fara, 81 %, Leave Liti;z at - q m,
fare, 800. Leave Ephrata at ss3 a IN. fare
6oc. Ii you want 10 see good iair and have o
rafting good time, 20 to Heading on Septem :
Der "a. Admission TO fair, only 2oc.
sep-l6 20 23AltM
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-16

Let US tell you that a person who is bilious
or coustipated is not well person, and iur-
ther, that nearly every one Is subject TO these
Irregularities. Let US tell you also that Bur
dock Blood Bttters are one OF the finest diu-
retics ana aperients ever yet devised. For
sale by Ill. Is. Cochran, druggist, l37 and l39
North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-16

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. 10, - General
Logan arrived this afternoon and hold a
reception. Nearly one Thousand persons
called on the general. At night there was
a torchliaht procession. consisting of
Thousand men on foot aud fifty horssmsn
Five thousand persons listened to the
speeches. Logan spoke only five minutes.
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"A Strike n Faillre.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Sept. 1G.-The strike
at Hartman's steel works, a. Beaver
Falls, is u failure. Thirty men returned
to work yesterday, under the promise to
withdraw from the Amalgamated associa
ton and knights of Labor, aud others are
expected to follow to.day. The meg have
been out eleven weeks.
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Dr. Frazisr's Baxio Ointment.

covered in this generation. A sure cure Tor
Soils, Burns, Sores, Cuts, Flesh wounds, sore
and Hands, Pimples and Blotches, Price BIC.
sold by Druggists. sold by IL. Ii, Cochran
lruggist. l9l and la9 North Oneen stroet. %
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Prince Asthusalem."-Of this charming
OPERA presented by the New York opera COM
pany IN Heading last evening, the Ttmss OF
that city says; "The play itself is light anu
trivial enough, but IL Is brim full OF fun
from beginning 10 end. Miss Jeannie Win.
stou (the Princc) and Miss Louise Manfred
(pulcinella) are bright and charming In their
action, and gifted with superior musical abfii.
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FOIL on the street.

This morning about 10 o'clock, John
Bowman, of Mannheim, while walking on
North Queen street, this city, was taken
suddenly i'll and fell in q faint at the cor
ner Of North Queen and Orange. lie
remained unconscious for some time, but
after restOratives had been applied reooV
cred sufficiently to take care of himself.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-16

Sure cure for Blind, bleeding and Itching
Piles. one box has cured the worst case OF ~
years standing. No one need suffer nve min
utes after using Williams Indian Pile Oint-
ment. 1t absorbs tumors. allays itching, acts
rs poditico, gives instant relief. Prepai cd
only tor Piles, itohing OF the private parts,
nothing else. Sold by druggists and mailed
on receipt of PAIGE, tl. sold by IA. H. Coch-
ran, uggisL l37 ana lS9 n North Queen street.
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Two Thou..nd Dolsrs damages CLAIMED. !.

Moses Horst, through his attorney, IL
@. Brubaker, this morning entered suit in
the court of common pleas against Amos
Dillmau, of West Earl, for ~ GOO damages
for the seduction OF his daughter. There
Ia also suit for fornicstion and bastsrdy
pending against the defendant, and on that
charge he is under $500 bail.
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New YORK Sept. 18.-Mrs. Schellipg
nee Morosini, denies emphstically that he
ever charged her father with being tyranni-
cal or unkind. -
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rrs,us uc,,,ds on tn. Reading ksIr,oad.

READING, Pa. Sept. 1G Two Phila-
delphia u Reading railroad trains ran
into each other at Pottstown, to day, and
40 cars were wrecked. Both engines were
was hurt in jumping. Tho tracks are
blocked.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-16

Last night, some person unknown threw
q stone through the front window Of
Zahm's book store, South Queen street
below Centre Square. No damage was
done except the breaking Of q pane of
glass about u by "a inches.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-16

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. lG.-For the
Middle Atlantic states, fair in the
southern part, partly cloudy weather. and
raiu in the nothern part, south to west
winds, stationary, followed by lower TEN
perature.
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EIizz ards in NOVA scouts.

HALIFAX, N. S., Sept. 1G.-An exceed
ingly cold wave ia now passing over the
maritime provinces. 1t is reported five
inches Of snow fell on Sunday in Cumm
berland county.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-16

" Beet thing for burns l have ever tried
Heals up graniiy.n h. Z, Foil.tt. Marion,
Ohio, speaking OF Jhomas' EctectsTo on For
sale by II. Is. Cochran. druggist, lg7 and lSs
North Queen street.
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To Repair damages

Dear lady, there Is probably no use telling
you that fashionable lite In II great city Is II
rough one on Your beauty. Late hours, loss
OF sleep anu mental excitement will leave you
by and by shorn OF thOSe beautiful tresses
which drew lovers around you In Other years. J..
Artificial substitutes can never pass Tor thoss
rich and glossy iocSs. Parkec's Hair BaIssn
will stop your hair from falling out. restore
It's natural color and softness, Rnd prove
cleansing and beneficial To the scalp.
HALB's Honey OF Uorohound and Tar Will
arrest every ,ilment OF the lungs. throat, or
chest. Piko's Ioothachs Drops cure In one
minute. sl6lNueOu&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-16

Frazier's Root Bitters are not dram shop
beverage, but are strictly medicinal in every
sense. They act strongly upon the Liver and
Kidneys, keep the bowels open and regular,
cleanse the blood and system of every impu
Cochran, druggist " and lSs North Queen
hGreet.