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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-20
Rev. Walter Hillman, LII D., PreS'l
Jefferson College.
High School for Boys and Young Men
LOuted at Washington, Miss, Sir Mae' from
Natchez.
sEgsIoy OF l88+,85 orENs 4rH OF So.

oldest CHARTERED LITERARY INSTTTT
~ TON IN THE SOUTHWEST Location healthy
aud very accessible. Communication 10 Natths|
by Telephone, and thence by Telegraph TO all quar-
tiers.
Moral and Social advantages good Grounds ex
tensive and handsomely adorned with shade anc
Ornamental trees. Buildings large and commodl
Gus, with Study Hail. Recitation Rooms DorIni ~
ries, Library, etc, conveniently arranged and al
mirably warmed, lighted and ventilated. Expert
enced professional Teachers. Instruction thorough
and practical Discipline krn. English, Classica
and Business courses, including Theory and Prac
tice Of Bookkeeping.
Boarding pupils room In the College. aud are uu
der the constant care aud supervision Of the In
structors. Charges and Terms very reasonable
For Catalogues containing full particulars apply q
the Principal, }. s. RAYMOND,
july30, 81 Pm. Washington, Miss.
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suuMIrr, Miss, Aug. 10, 1884.


Bro. J. J.. POWER, GRAND SECRETARY:--
In response to your appeal for the orphans
at Natchez, the undersigned Committee
was appointed by Summit Lodge No. 23l
to solicit aid from any and all charitable
people and Orders of our vicinity. The
following persons and orders have respon-
ded to our solicitations:
Summit Lodge No. 23l F. & A.
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4 Cure Of Pnsumonia.

g. 2. +. Barnahg, 81 0aeao, n. Y,
49,. sasE als daughter vas taken with q
s .e..:..t eolq which terminated milh Pnen-
~ u and Al the best phgsieians gave
- 80 % aud said she could not live bul
~. eqza a most She vas Is this con
pep friend recon nsnded D.
siz;s.ss - nzl.am lor rs LUNGS and
- -. sss e ~ i She a1sepied Il 6s 1
fTs,ss ...s and vas surprised Is find tha|
Is. - marked change Ell the b1ll
'9lsetsfInt /. rsEa. s'..1li tt,.
tss gle b all druggists
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The "Locap returns thanks to Mrs. J.
p Stevens, for a beautiful basket of lus-
ei5u. grapes, which, at any time would
have proven delightful, and to-day were
uracticularly so.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-20

-Messr-. Barrows & Hays have some
timely advice on the subject of fire insur-
ance. Their "Oid Reliable" agency repre-
sent- solid cash assets to the amount of one
hundred and fifteen million dollars.
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4 SITUATION AS MUSIC TEACHER. ny 4
Us YoUNe LADY, who graduated IN one 81 The
ledins schools Of the Southwest, after course q
years On the Hano, two years special Instruction
On Pane and Pipe Organ. she refers, BY neffnfs-
sisu 3 Cot J. l. P0WEk, jackson, Who win give
furfer references = TO her qualifcations residence
&C. gulyle ,s4sw
Il CmAxcERr C0URr-Ftns1 DIsrnIcr H4vps
County.
JosurA GnKEr, CouPLAfaAsT
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JosurA GnEEs coxFLAIaAsr,


haze not joined IN the petition for tie sale 81
rs 1als and property. Tod are hereby nolifed
l- ms ~ more 81 he eledftors 81 Green z
rIc aHlN Hu1I1ldeNNd ID acl1ahce with lht eng
aa y fha Committee hesetafare appointed 81
cHs ~ he ere titnrs u sid Bank and You an II
ar 41t 41T q ne next feFa 81 said c1ionrsff
e1all' g - holden II JAnEs41. 81 ne SEco1n
1o4T y fIEl1 nne ns<1s Why the prayer 81
q ~ ftsnelI1I.
TIIEF. ClelE.
fI4IN g. NanNF n G
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ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS.
Mrs. Oscar McGinty, Fayette. l rs
and one box of clothing.
Ii. w. Bushman, Superintendent
NJ. E. Church South, Sunday
School, Yazoo City ......... ...... u 40
One box of clothing from ladies of
Oxford.
Please call attention to the noble man.
ner in which the citizens of Yazoo City,
Oxford and other places, have come to the
assistance Of the Protestant Orphan Asy-
lum.
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The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
riiI give an ice-cream social and grab bag
in West Jackson on Wednesday next.
Further particulars next issue
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-20

Col. e. E. Hooker and Mr.. B. w.
Grfhth made eloquent and earnest ad
dresses Yesterday before the Board of Trus-
Ices State Female College, in behalf OF
Jackson a. the location.
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-Fortv-fye institutions of learning
haze their announcements in The CLAIR
Ion. They are all the best in their several
localities Take your choice.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-20

The base ball match Monday evening
between the Young Americans and Ath-
latics. resulted in victory for the former
ne A score Of 2G to ).
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-20

The Crystal Springs Meteor speaks in
complimentary terms Of Messr. Rott
Lowry and Geo. Roudebush, and Misses
Sallie and Mary Wolfe, who Frightened
that little city by their presence last week.
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FoR THE CLARIoN.l
Contributions

Received from friends of the Protestant
Orphan Asylum, in response to appeal
irrespective of those received through Col.
J. L. Power, from July 25 to August Is:
C. W. Taylor and son, Morton......$ 10 90
T. NJ. Partridge, for Baptist Sun
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The Tenth Miaaiaainni.

COMPANIONS in arms ana friends & shsials Cor.
, - A ssirn, Of the e4er-gIoflous TsnfA
.-''l.saps are invited to meet me Il the Unveil-
~ q ne Memorial Stone on the Field Of Nun
,'la7sliie, On Wednesday, the Seventeenth ssptem-
VI AsztF At half-past one O'Clock, midday.
JANIS s1aTn.
osasae, Dovan Hill. GlassOu, Aug I. 'sa-4w.
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47ao 90 REWARD.

WHEREAs, 1t appears by information received
w by me, that the following named Penitentia-
ry eonvicts made their escape and still at large
Andrew Young, Jim Scott, Joe Thomas, Milton
Gardner, William Johnson, John Mckinney, Archie
Allen, West Merritt, Alex. Cunningham Frank Nc
Gaia, Joseph Leach, John Brown, William Smith,
Pat Clark, Willis Spearman:
Now, therefore, l. ROBERT LOWRY, Governor
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for the
arrest and delivery of the said convicts to Ham
iltOn, Hoskins Co., or 5000 each for one more
of them, Said reward is payable by Hamilton,
Hoskins & Co., Lessees of the Penitentiary. And
do moreover require all officers of this State to be
diigent in their efforts to arrest said fugitive
victs.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the
rr 81 State affixed at Jackson this 10Th day Of
L. 81 August A. d. 1884
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Marion Female Seminary,
MARION. ALA.

w. w. Legare, A. M.,-.....Presldent,
TWNHE FoRTY-NINTH ANNUAL SESSION WILL BE-
- gin SEPTEMBER H., 1884, with Faculty "l
twelve instructors.
Diplomas conferred In the various literary de-
partments, and in Music and Art.
Special courses Of study allowed. 4 Post Gradu-
ate course is arranged, and the Degree of Mistress
of Arts conferred.
The Institution is not Denominational. Climate
mild and health unequalled, No death has Occnrrgd
among pupils teachers for thirty years. send ior
catalogue. ljuly23, 'bl-Km
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The destructive fire at Grenada is very
suggestive that the public cisterns on which
state and Capitol streets depend forprotec-
lion. should be put in readiness for an
emergency. Mud won't flow worth cent.
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RECEIVED THROUGH COL. J. L. POWER.

Rocky SPRINGS, Aug. II, 1884.
Bro. ]. L. POWER Find $1,000 donated
by Claiborne Lodge, No. ITO, to Natchez
Orphan Asylum. Our Lodge lost all its
funds by Valley Bank failure, but for so
noble a cause we will still contribute.
GEO. P. MCLEAN, Sec'y.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-20

Loud conversation in front of a church
during religious service amounts to
disturbance OF public worship" for which
the law provides penalty. 1t is to say
the least. a very inconsiderate practice,
and should be discontinued.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-20

A round-trip ticket to the Louisville
Transition costs only seventeen dollars
For sale b7 agent V. and N. Railroad
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The lady managers Of the Natchez
Protestant Orphan Asylum make grateful
Acknowledgements Of the box of nice cloth
ing sent BY the generous people OF jackson
last week, in response to the solicitations OF
Master Homer and Daisy Taylor.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-20

The union service will be at the Bap.
,i.t church next Sunday night.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-20

Six dollars is the round trip fare from
Vatchez to New Orleans, via jackson.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-20

1t will be seen that Mrs X. D. Chand-
Ter Of this city, has leased an eligibly
located property in New Orleans-l80 St.
Charles street-where she will conduct a
first class boarding house during the Expo
.iti8n season.
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July,
S96-July Dornes dog February .....~$ 90
397-July l. to 1
398-July l. /. Schwartz to 90
399-July H. Bailey, dog February I.....
400-July to February
401-July g. w. Masters dog February 90
4l2-July J. H. Morris, to February 90
403-July Hinekle liquor to January 6.
404July T. J. Gaskn to February
405-July 5, j. NJ to
4O6-July Matte boarding house. January
407-July Stratton oned to /
40S-July II, O. c. retail liquors. July 90
409-July 10, K D. Chandler dog, February 90
4l0-July 15 Mrs H. Cohen dog February 90
411-July 49, Field, ice cream, August 9. 90
412July % j. D. Rynerd, peddler to
4l3-July R. B Browne liquors
414-July &c. R Browne pool table, July So 85.. Is 90
4I5July g. R. B. Browne billiard table % 90
4l6July 81 j. Winter selling by sample, August 10 90
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EDWARDS HOUSE
Re FIT ED AND RETURNISHED.
rs OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC AS EQUAL
i to any Hotel in the South.
aug13, 'S4-6m. p. W. PEOPLES, PRoP'R.
The Blue Lodge Text Book.
A Manual for the Use Of Masonic
Lodges in Mississippi.

THIS work, originally published in 1874, has been
carefully revised. II contains all the Ceremonies
peculiar to the Craft Constitution and Statutes of
Grand Lodge, Regulations and Bylaws for Subor-
dinate Lodges, a complete set of Forms, etc, etc
Price $l-50 per copy; six or more copies when or
dered by Lodge, or individual members thereof
81 per copy. Postage express prepaid by the
publisher. Only 1000 copies printed. One Lodge
has ordered IA copies, and several each. Those
who would be supplied should send in their orders
at once. Address
J. l.. POWER, PUBLISHER,
JACKSON. Miss.
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MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE.
Clinton. Kinds Co. Mis-.

1NHE TnRTY-FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION
il will begin on WEDNESDAY,, SErrFMEkH ~.
1884, and continue ten months.
A Full Faculty-Careful and Rigid Discipline
Thorough Instruction - Healthiul Location No
Whisk y-Sh0ps-SuperiorM Moral Surroundings Eou-
sOnable Terms.
To secure Full Advantages Students should cpt,r
at the opening Of the Session.
Send for Catalogue to President ", = " rnb
Clinton, Miss.
w. T. RATLIFF,
President Board Trustee
Clinton, Miss, Aug. q, ISs4-2m.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Or THE
BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN
Or THE
~x OF JACKSON.
PROCEEDINGS
JAekaos. Mss, Augus. Is, lss4.

JAcKsoN, Miss, August lS 1854
oular meeting Mayor and Aldermen Of the CITY
Of Jackson held wednesday August 1S4Preen Hon John
Mci Msyor Aldermen Braun Gibbs Hardy Jones' Taylor
Watkins.
Or motion Taylor the reading OF the minutes Of last
meeting dispensed with.
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New moon next Sunday.
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Union Female COLLEGE,

OXFORD, MISS.
CHARTERED THIRTY YEARS; OVER TWO
Z Hundred Graduates; Classical aud Scientific
Course; Music and Art; Location Unsurpassed Tor
Health; Boarding accommodations drst-class
Charges low; School Year begins SFrrENHER 9TH
1854. Send for Cataloge.
J. : HOWARD,
july9, 's4-2m. President.
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PATAPSCO INSTITUTE,
Elliott City. Maryland.
(Fiaiefh sessiOn,l
Principal, Miss Sarah n. Randolph. Of
Virginia.

THIS TIAIE-HONORED INSTITUTION, WHICH
before the late war enjoyed such extensive pa
tTonage throughout the whole South, has been in
most a0nTishing condition during the past FIVE
years under It's present Principal, who, on taking
charge introduced 70 the former patrons Of the
school by its distinguished founder, Ms. PHELPs
Nrs Liae0la Phelps 70 her Friends md TURNER Pupis
y PatapseO Institute.
ssThs writer, whose name from Is4I to 1856 was
associated with this Institutions happy in giving
her testimony In favor Of Miss SARAH N. RAN
D0LPF, who Il distinguished a. an educator and
who is also well known as the author 81 ssThe Do
nestle Life" Of her gTeasgrandiather, Thomas JET
fersOn and Of other works.
ALNInA LTScOLS PHELPS.
Eatar Place, Baitia.ores 1Prit &c, 1872.
An admirable corps Of successful and experienced
Teachers and Professors, both native aud foreign
have placed the school il the front rank 81 instif-
lions % advance the higher education of women,
while it, situation ID beautiful country noted for
the 1aIutty 81 It's climate as we'll Is Tor the happy
homo II Il made to BE for the scholars attending
make il most desirable school for girls sent FROM
distance 3 b educated.
Apply for catalogue 10 the princfnai.
Paiapeo hsfifafs, EUicotf CRY MaFeEand,
o., 70 MRS. srANPz. a Bourbon st. New Orleans.
aug. IS st-6Ee-
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The announcement of Cooper Institute
/. added to the list of irst-class schools
seeking patronage through our columns.
tenters on its twentieth year on the 10th
September 1t is all, and more, than its
distinguished President claims for it.
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Fair Lawn Institute is for sale or rent
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Thanks to the fatherlv consideration
Of the board of Mayor and Aldermen, baby
carriages and children's buggies can roll
along on sidewalks and pavements, but
wheel-barrows, hand-carts, bycicles, and
velocipedes must hereafter keep the streets.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-20

The RAYMOND Gasstte, speaking OF
Cooper's Well, and of Mr.. Herbert speng-
Ter. saws: In the capacity OF manager, he
has become unusually,,popular, and all who
have dealing with him praise his business
capacity, his gentlemanly bearing and
good nature
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-20

LOCAL AND OTHER NOTES
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-20
reports of Omcers.

CITY CLERKS
JACKSON MISS, August 1884.
To the Honorable of Mayor and Aldermen the City Of Jackson
CESrLEMEN-I herewith report during
the month Of July 1884:
CITY wARRANTs-REGuLAR
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WAVERLEY SEMINARY,

" 1857 1 st. N. w., WASHINGTON, o. c.
BOariining aud Day School for Young Ladies'. tull
'orps OF professors and teachers Special attention
Is called o. the superior advantages Washington
f,Ts for culture. Graduation on hull or Eclectic
Coprse of study. Session opens September 18th
For terms apply 10 MISS LIPsCoNB, Principal.
aug.6 'S4-im.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-20

Mayor McGill has caused to be dis
tributed a large number of circulars CON
tanning extracts from Revised City Ordi-
nances setting forth things that are
unlawful in reference to streets, Sidewalks,
sewers, etc. ard we are assured that the
penalties enumerated will be rigidly en-
forced
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-20

We had the pleasure of forwarding on
Saturday last to the treasurer Of Natche7
Protestant Orphan Asylum the sum OF
1856, the proceeds of the cake voted to
to the most popular young lady at the bar.
oeeue near Jackson Thursday last. Mis-
Carrie KJmbalI was the favorite, having
received sol votes. Misses Mary and
Eugenia Lyon, Sallie aud Daisy Wright
Fanny Heard, and Maud Whitehead also
received complimentary votes. II the
voting had continued an hour longer, and
Il the young men had been more bountl.
tully supplied with small change, there's
no telling how much the cake would have
realized. The result, however, was salts
factory and creditable to all concerned
and especially to Mary Lyon, who CON
Ssived such pleasant scheme for helping
the orphans.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-20

Having in type the list of premiums
for the Second Annual Mississippi State
Fair. we give the same the benefit OF IHE
CIARIoS's circulation. They will be found
on fourth page. The pamphlets will be
ready for distribution in a few days. The
premiums and purses in the stock and
racing departments are especially liberal,
and cannot fail to secure lively competl-
ton.
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st. Margaret's Hall will hereafter be
known as Dudley Institute. Dr. Dudley,
we are pleased to state, has received good
deal of encouragement. He has come here
to build up I first class female school and
all he wants is patronage. An academy
Tor BOYS, such as DR.. Roudebush has estab-
lished, and an academy for girls such as
DIR. Dudley proposes toestablish, are among
the imperative necessities OF our city.
Both should and we believe will be literally
sustained.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-26

,uxnnr,pAY , EVENING, MAR.9e. cse4
r..,a Msrshal Cooper IL for Blaine.

Fyrld Marshal Cooper In for Blaine.
The Venango county Democratic con
ventlou has elected three Randall dele
gatss 10 tho state convention. Tariff res
oiutions were offered and rejected.
The Republican legislative conventions
were held 10 Wilkesbarre yesterday. Ir
all the districts Blaine delegates were
elected aud resolutions passed that they
support Blaine aod Lincoln at Chicago.
The Blaine men OF Harrisburg have
determined to hold q public meeting in the
court house on Thursday evening, when
Francis Jordan will make speech in
favor Of Blaine for president.
The Democrats Of Lehigh county talk
OF adopting the Crawford county system
Ia their nominations for county offices.
The sub committee of twenty-one, ap
pointed for tho purpose of discussing the
advisability of disbanding the One Hun.
dred in Philadelphia, have postponed dis
cussion Of the matter until next Tuesday,
when tho entire committee will be invited
10 DO present.
Tho Republicans of the Lackawauna
county end Of tho Twelfth congressional
district held their convention in Scranton
Yesterday. Colonel II. NJ. Boiss, Of Scran
ton, was chosen delegate to the national
convention and instructed to vote for
Blaine and Lincoln.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-26
Letter IRON ssscmbiynsn Boag.

STATE OF NEW tuhh, RNShNhbh
ALBANY, April u, 1883.
During my temporary residence here the
past winter, | contracted a severe cold, which
Tor a time confined me to my room ana rem
dered me unit to attend TO my duties. not
not only suffered all the Inconvenience which
usually attend heavy cold, but was afflicted
with tightness in the chest, accompanied
with a severe pain, which made breathing
dificalt and rest impossible. l tried tho
usual emedics-cough drops, cough cordius,
&C., but received no substantial relief until
applied ALLCoCK's PoEoUs PLAsrERs, on my
back and chest
These put on when retiring, aud was de-
lighted to find myself much better the next
morning. In two days was well. Ihis, and
the experienced have had with Allcock's Plas
ters In my family, has convinced me that for
coughs, colds, sprains. bruises, rheumatism
and local pains, Aneock's Porous Plasters are
the quickest and most effective remedy eN
tant. JOHN HOAG.
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A GENEROUS ACT.
ihst win be Appreciated by All VINO care
Tor Their Complexion and skiu.

/ IL 4. not generally known that the nervous
system has a wondcrtul influence over the
skin but this l. "A fact known to medical men
who nave givon much ot their time To the
study of diseases OF the SKIN. No one can have
a clear and fair complexion unmixed with
blotohes or pimples who Is very nervous.
whatever tends to Il beautiful condition oi
the nervous system always beauties the
complexion and removes roughuess ana dry.
ness OF the skin. Some skin diseases are not
attended by visible signs on the surface, but
an intolcrablo itching that renders life m.ser
able.
We copy the following deserving and inter
esting compliment from the tribune which
says Dr. L. W. Benson's New Remedy,
SKIN CURE H. received by the public with
great confidence, and II IL regarded rs very
generous act on tho doctors part to make
known and prepare for general use his Valua.
bic ant iavovite prescription for the treat
ment of nervous aud skin discas o., after haY-
ing devoted almost his entire life 10 the study
and treatment OF nervous and skin diseases,
In which he took great delight. lie was for "A
number of years physician I'm charge OF the
Maryland lnhrmary on Dermatology. and
anything from his hands Is at once accepted As
authority aud valuable. Tho remedy IL fully
the article 10 attack the disease, both inter
nally through the blood. and externally,
through the absorbcnts, and Is the ouly relia-
BILE and rational mode Ot treatment These
preparations are only put up for general use
after having been used by tho doctor IN his
private practice, tor years withe greatest sue
Gees and they fully merit tho confidence OF
| all classes OF sufferers from skin diseases
| This is for sale by all druggists. Two bottles
| internal and external treatment, IN one pack
| age. Don't DO persuaded to take any other,
| IL costs one dollar.
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Oh, MY HEAD


WHY VIII NVI NVFFENI
Sick headache, nervous headache. neural Eia,
nervousness, paralysis, dyspepsia, sleepless-
ness and brain diseases, positively cured by
DIR. Bonsor's CELERY and Chamomilo Pills.
They contain no opium, quinine OF other
harmful drug. Sold by druggists.
Price, - cents pcr box, two boxes tor 81, six
boxes tor $50, by mail postage tTCC.-Dr C.
w. Benson, Baltimore, Nd.
&. n. CIitteuden, New York, - wholesale
agent for these remedies. nit SAW
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NOTIOE.-PATIENT WISHING To cor
DIR. LA aRANaD.

OF 1928 FILBERT STREET, PHILApELPHIA, PA,
are requested to give at least two days
notice prior to their Intended visit TO prevent
disappointment and loss of time.
DR.. La Oranges new work on Nervous Dis.
cases ana Allied Disorders. Sent free by post,
so cents. Address as above. ml-Smds
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-26
First Ilass Insurance.

Insure with Thomas Eclectric OIL II Is the
cheapest and hest method OF insurance WI
know Of by its use you are sure To escape
many grevious aches ant pains. Policies are
obtainable at all druggists ia tho form of bot
ties at 50 cents and 81 each For sale by II
ID. Cochran, druggist, l57 and lS9 North Queer
atraat
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-26

Use Days Horse and Cattle Powder in all
cases of general debility among your animals :.
For pneumonia II II without rival. In this
disease the substance OF the lung l. inflamed,
and the animal must be treated with great
care. Price twenty-five cents per package OF
mound, full weight.