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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-12
Strange accident In sc. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, No., Dec. 12.--About IL
O'Clock last night, the large iron columns
of the old gasometer, corner 14th and Sin.
gleton streets, were observed to be great
deal out of plumb, and an hour later, when
preparations were being made to avert an
accident, they fell with q heavy crash, car.
rying down almost the entire structure.
An explosion of gas followed imme-
diately, which lighted up the entire city
and caused much alarm, but the illumina-
tion lasted scarcely minute. Extraor-
dinary as it may seem no surrounding
property was damaged. 1t will cost
$75 900 to 100000 to replace the tank,
and meanwhile the storage capacity Of the
company will be reduced nearly one-hali
which will occasion some inconvenien ce.
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Some Prison Legislation.

Prisonkeeper Burkholder advertises that
application will be made at the next session
of the Legislature for special legislation
affecting the county prison management.
1t Is proposed to ask the Legislature to pass
an act empowering the judges of the court
Of quarter sessions to transfer certain con-
victs from the county prison to the Eastern
penitentiary. If this proposed bill becomes
a law the long term convicts in our jail,
of which there are quite number, would
be transferred to Philadelphia.
A law passed by the Legislature at its
last session allows the court to sentence
prisoners to the Eastern penitentiary, if in
their Judgment they deem it advisable.
The proposed bill in effect is the same, only
that prisoners sentenced under the old law,
and now in the county prison, would un-
der the new law be transferred to the East
ern penitentiary to finish their terms OF
imprisonment.
The second act proposes to give the
keeper of the Lancaster county prison
power to appoint and remove the subordi.
nate officers of that institution, subject tc
the approval of the board of prison inspec
tors.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-12

The p. X. II. pay car will probably
arrive In Columbia to morrow. The em
ployes OF the Frederick division are re-
oeiying last months wages to day. -,
The regular business meeting OF council
will DO held in council chamber this even
ing.
In last evenings lNTELLIeENcER we
ohronicled the heroic manner in which X ::
y z: Il. II. Fireman Thomas Calnan saved
was lie, and originated with the fireman
himself, who to gain newspaper notoriety
made the story up, and gave it to our in
formant with the request that it be pub
lshed. Cslnan seeing that he had made
an error, now claims the local joke on
John Foley. The joke may cost the noble
20 fireman his position.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-12
BASE BALL NEWS.
One Club Enough for Lancaster.

To-day a meeting of base ball people is
being held at the Bingham house, Phila-
delphia, to take some action in regard to
the reorganization of the Eastern League.
Gentlemen who are interested in both the
Ironsides and Lancaster clubs are attending
the meeting. 1t is certain that club will
be taken in from this city, as the circuit
can scarcely be made without it. Another
thing is more certain and that is that two
clubs can not be made to pay here. Last
year both lost considerable money. Many
games games were played to benches almost
empty, and during the whole of the season
the bitterest feeling existed between the
two clubs. At present there is a chance
for one club to be admitted to the Eastern
League, and secured protection from the
older organizations. II the men who con-
troll the clubs would now come together,
pool their issues and form one good club
they would show sense and put themselves
on the right track to recover some Of their
lost money, as Lancaster is good ball
town, but the citizens are sick and tired of
the constant fighting between rival clubs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-12
Minister morton ON the rsriu.

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 12.-The Eoeaiag
Journal having cabled Hon. Levi p.
Morton as to his position on the tariff, that
gentleman replies In regard to my
views on the question Of protection, l
stand fully committed to tho policy and
platform Of the Republican party !
of the working masses in the United
States"
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Committed for Trial.

The man arrested on suspicion of being
party to the theft of chickens from the
premises of William A. Morton. was given
tiRsl hearing by Alderman Fordney on
Thursday afternoon.
Harry Shaub testified that at midnight
OF the theft John Steadman alias Jones,
offered to sell him chickens at so cents per
pair. He refused to buy, and then Stead
man offered him seven large chickens for
one dollar, stating that he aud Bowers got
mitted for trial.
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The Readings Petition to the U. 3. court.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. IA petition Of
the receivers of the Reading railroad,
asking that the Pennsylvania Schuylkill
Valley road be restrained from interfering
with their rights in the city Of Reading,
came up in the United States court here
to-day ; but on the suggestion of Judge
Butler, it was mutually agreed to stop the
work until after Judge Hagenman's de-
cision be received by the supreme court in
March. This agreement will not, however,
affect the construction of the main line.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-12

NEW YoRx, Dec. I2-Fiorr--state and West.
ern dull and rather weak. southern duh and
weak.
Wheat opened strong and knNc higher, but
later weakened and declined N0Hc less
doing; No. /, white nominal; No. Red,
jan, ek05lc; Feb, s2s<0s4Hc; March,
SHGs5hc.; April, s7ss0S7xc; May: sex0
s9kc.
Corn opened ss0ssc higher later lost most
advance Mixed western, spot, 40 o56c do
fuU1re, 47G53kc.
Oats q shade better; No. q, JAM, saxassMc /;
Feb, $3.50; May, s4Ic.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-12

Henry Shubers, auctioneer and real
estate agent, sold at public sale last even
ing at the keystone hotel for Herman
Kaspar, administrator of Michael Bernin.
ger, deceased, the property belonging
to said estate, situated No. 442 and 444
North Prince street, to Il. H. Oster for
e1, ,225.
Walter M. franklin sold the real estate
recently purchased from assignee of Il. l.,
Deyer, viz: the brick house and lot
fronting 40 feet on South Prussian street,
Mannheim to Jacob Phalm, for $1. ZOO
and the franc house and lot 19 feet
front on same street to A. K. Snyder, for
s1, 900.
ID. Hochstetter sold to A. Kline q lot,
corner OF South Prussian and Stiegel street,
Mannheim, SS feet front by 257 feet In
depth, on private terms.
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InapectlnR BRIDGES.

Yesterday County Commissioners Hide
brand and Sunny, with Inspector James
Wood, David Wilson and Davis Brown,
appointed by the court, met the commits
sionors and inspectors of Chester county al
Kinks Fording and Pine Grove, where new
inter county bridges have been built re-
Gently. The reports of the inspectors will
be pre- snted to the courts of the different
counties.
spectors Wilson, Wood, Brown and Robert
bridges at Point Lookout, where two
branches Of the Octoraro meet, White
Rock and Black. The inspectors will re-
port to our court.
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SECOND EDITION.
THE 4STH CONGRESS.
PROUEEDIHas IN rnn House ro.pA

P6OUEEDIN0s IN THn House TO-DAY,
Aeasrss WssneR snd Tsylor, Of ionic, Nave
Lively Mouth Fight -Opsning the New
Orleans Exposition bv Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, d. G., Dec. 12.-In the
House on motion Of Ellis (Louisiana) the
concurrent resolution was passed request
ing senators and representatives to be
present at tho executive mansion next
tuesday to witness and assist In tho opep.
ing Of the New Orleans Exposition by
telegraph by the president Of the United
Warner (Ohio) offered resolution re-
citing that Taylor (Ohio) had recently re-
neoted upon the members of the House,
and the House itself in document printed
In the Record In violation of leave given
him to extend his remarks.
After speech delivered in the House.
Warner then had read the Objectionable
paragraphs In Taylor's printed speech.
Brown Ind. )made point that the speech
OF Taylor did not violate the principles Of
the House.
The speaker thought 1t was not his duty
to decide II members alleged that the
rules had been violated 1t was the duty
Of the speaker to submit the question to
the House.
Warner then argued that the facts al
legged In Taylor's speech were not true.
Taylor attributed Warmers resolution to
the fact they were rival candidates in the
recent election, and that he (Taylor) car.
ried every county in their dis.
trict except Monroe. "Good for Mon
roe," exclaimed Davidson of Florida,
amid laughter and applause on the Demo.
cratic side. Taylor then declared Warner
would not have carried even Monroe,
except that he hooted for Randall for
speaker. He raised q laugh at the expense
Of Speaker Carlisle by reading from
Democratic newspaper, published in
Ohio, in which that gentleman Is referred
to as having been free trader throughout
the speakership contest. Taylor then
argued to substantiate the statements
made by him. In q speech referred to !;
he showed that Warner had himself on
several occasions taken advantage Of the
privilege of leave to print, and in this CON.
nection he quoted figures to show that in
the last three Congress, $50 speeches were
printed which were never delivered on the
floor and 1888 speeches delivered that
were withheld for revision and substan.
TALLY altered.
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J)E1 THIS.

CAST On the 10th inst, in this city. Conrad
Cast, in the I'D year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also
Lancaster Lodge, No. 67. and Washington En-.
campment, No. ii, 1. U. D. F., and Lodge AZ. r.
and A. NJ, are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral, from his late residence, corner OF
North Prince and James streets, on Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock. Interment at Lancaster
cemetery. dlo-3t
BARD. December 10. 1874, In this city, Jacob
Bard, in his eth year.
The relativesan friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence, NO. 68s North Queen
street, on Sunday morning at $3.50 O'Clock at
the house and u O'Clock at Mechanicsburg.
Services at Mechanicsburg No flowers.
soDERs - In this city, on the 18th inst, Jacob
N. Souers, in the 10Th year of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence, No. 20 Middle street, on
Monday afternoon, at o'clock. Interment at
Lancaster cemetery. dl2-2tds
sTRoHM I'm this.city, on the 18th inst, John
Strohn, aged 9l years, month and ~ days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence OF his step-daughter, No.
81 South Duke street, Sunday morning lat ten
O'Clock. Services at Brick Meeting House,
near willow Street, at IL o'clock,
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Reducing wages Of r,t,sbuss Iron workors

PITTsBURG, Pa. Dec. 12-Carnegie
Bros. & Co., operating the Union iron
mills, have ordered reduction of from 1C
to Is per cent. in the wages Of all en-
ployes, excepted those governed by the
Amalgamated association scale. The
reduction will go into effect next Monday.
About 300 men will be affected.
The Isabella blast furnace company
have ordered reductions OF 10 per cent in
the wages Of all employees. To Offset this,
however, rents Of company's houses have
been reduced 10 per cent.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-12
The County sea. Trouble In Dakota.

BISMARCK, Dakota, Dec. 12.-At nine
O'Clock last night the governor received
telegram from the mayor of Redfeld, re-
questing that troops be sent at once, as the
excitement is increasing hourly, and add
may prevent bloodshed. The governor
accordingly ordered the Fargo company to
Redfeld,
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a NATURAL ouRrosirx.
A rsrrspin Pisrcsa " NAIL over sn
Ia a.oDRtn.

Ia Assnesh.
For some years, and no ono knows how
many,a terrspin has been crawling around
through the eastern part Of Lancaster
county with nail In his breast. The dis
oovery was made yesterday when George
II. Miller killed the animal. While tax
ing off the breast bono his fingers struck
upon something sharp and upon examina'
ton found 1t to be q nail. II had been
driven through the shell In the exact
centre Of the breast and at least an inch
and half Of the iron was In the animals
body. About one eight OF an inch
protruded from the other side. The
head of the nail was worn on.
tirely off, as is supposed, bv the
animals constant travelling around over
rocks and earth. The nail was probably
driven into the poor thing by some cruel
boy, who imagined that II would kill the
terrapin. As the animal WAS caught near
the Welsh mountain, the evil work will
no doubt be attributed to the Buzzards.
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NaW XORG
Quotations by Associated Press.

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Adams Expross. oss........................
Michigan Central Railroad. d..............sss h6N
Michisan Southern Railroad .,..,,...,.... 6sX
Illinois Central Railroad. ad................-...u3
Cleveland d Pittsburgh Railroad. ..........HI
ChicagO q ROoE Island RafIroad !. ,.,......l09
Pittsburgh q Fort Wayne Railroad. ........l26
Western Union Telegraph Company....ss t0T
New Jersey Centrai rai.....-...,.,,...s..,.....4 46
New rorE s0niario 4 western. 49,. ...s.... IL
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Big Fire In BEDFORD, mass.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Dec. IA des.
tructive fire to-day burned the three dry
goods stores Of Haskell s. Tripp, the
jewelry store OF j. A. Dexter, the building
occupied by Robert Gordon, tailor, and
that Of Michael Cair's, shoemaker. The
loss will be heavy, and the fire is not yet
under control.
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-siigbt Incfesso IN B1sin Ga =.

Slight Increase IN Businsss FsiIares.
New YORK, December 12.-.The failures
for last week number 3i4 for the United
States and 81 for Canada q total OF 34S,
as compared with the total Of SEQ the
previous week.
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wsArmsa xRDuOAxIoM.
.WAsmxeroN, d. O., Dec. i9.-For Ne
Middle Atlantic states, colder cloudy
Seather with rain or snow, vSsjsbls winds
becoming northsrly.


a snoomaker at Wythsvills, Va, . fev
Says since wrote to President t-elect CIeve.
,ana asking TOT his measure for 3 pair Of
boots which he proposed to male n h,...
Ior ms inauguration. Governor Cleveland
replied In . polite nots. inciosins = 1a1,
Dill for the boots. The shoemster -
turned the money. but the sovsruor In.
sists on paying for thcm and mt the
money back, stating that he would vesr
the boots on his Inauguration dav.
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MIRRIAGES

sHuAvPER-kUoH. ID &c. 3, 1854, at the Rs.
,9fiheu 10 parsonaSe, new Holland. by Rev. y.
Eeaeo6k S,SNhship, TO Miss Martina A. Rucn, OF
West Gordonyille.
HERSHEY GEoFF.-Dec IL, lss at the resi-
dence OF the brides PARENTS, by key ID. w.
Gerhard, OF New Holland. Aldus l.. Hershey
to Miss Alic 3 c. Grofi, both OF near Lancaster.
BARSBIT-ENGLisH.-On the llth OF Dec,
dence, NO. 81 East orange street, Mr.. william
Barnett, OF Remove, Clin ton county, Pa. to
Mrs. Anrie B. English, OF Maytown, Lancaster
county, Pa.
HBERICH -PIRRsoL.-Unt the llth OF Dec 1854
by the Rev. w II. Gerhard, at his residence,
sol, OF Blue Ball, Lancaster county. dSwf
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L %. %. r. NUTIUE,

10. r. NUTIUE,
Il Members OF Lancaster Lodge, No. 81, !.
.. 20. r., are requested to meet at their hall
tomorrow SATURDAY afternoon at two
O'Clock, sharp, tor the purpose OF attending
the funeral OF our late brother, Conrad Cast.
Members of Monterey and HebeI Lodges, and
the order in general are aso invited to at
4. 4 sENFT, NC.
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what Dsfunct Banks creditors win Get

GREENsBuRa, Pa, Dec. l2.-The
assiguees OF the defunot Union Deposit
bank, Of this place, will soon turn in q
report. The creditors will receive about
eight cents on the dollar.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-12
ssw York wooIsn m.ronAp,s Ass,su.

New YoRK, Dec. 12.--H. 8. Goodwin
s. Co., wooIens, No. 63 Worth street, have
made an assignment to j. p. Bird, with
preferences Of 100000
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charged win Dsssrtlon.

This morning Isaac MoCutoheon was
held in bail for hearing before Alderman
Forduey on tho charge Of deserting his
wife.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-12
ASKED TO RENEW A Law.

MADRID, Dee. 1s--The nobility have
presented o petition to tho primo minister,
asking for the renewal of the law of
primogeniture. The prime minister has
refused to take steps in that direction.
81 CHOLERA DEATHS IN rARIs LAST WEEK,
PARIS, Dec. 12.-There were twenty
one cholera deaths last week, all in the
eastern part Of the city.
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Gall ror Y0nr Panavs

All the deeds. mortgages, releases, So,
left at the recorders office prior to Dscsm-
aber I, have been recorded, and parties
owning the same should attend to the
Whiting of them.
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SPEOl IL NNTlOES.


A RENEpr for Indigestion Consumption,
Dyspepsia, weakness, Fever, Ague etc., Col.
den's Liquid Beef Tonic. delwdeod&w
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Nortn POLE Expeditions,
THIN REUrLE.

DEDUUTiON IN OvGkCOATs.
Ii, In order 10 reancs our large stock Of Fur
Bsavers, Aeitons. kerssys. and CortscrewS
for overcoatings VII. ior sns next ~ asys.
ssvir. AZ arsstiy reduced prices. All garments
are ntced 70 dt perfect and only the bsst
a. II. .KOeBNsTnIN,
Fine Tailoring,
s7 North Queen street. opposite the rcstoincs.
xn2leradk
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~ >. sWAkk q. 90.
COAL.

0fice- No. 20 Centre Square,:
fards-East walnut and Marshall Streets
(Stewsrts Old Yard)
Both Yard and Offioe connected with the
81 KINDLING GooD A SPECIALITY.
octl3-6mdM&F.R
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TURKISH ANTIQUITIES.

Two Hundred OhflstIAns Mufdorsd In MACE
d0niA BY Turks-Other Outraeus Per-
potrated.
LONDON, Dec. IA dispatch from
Odessa says that Turkish atrocities in
Macedonia are increasing. As many as
200 Christians have been murdered within
the past few weeks, and three villages
haycl been burned. kidnapping ID oom.
mon,o snd the Inhabitants are afraid tC
leave their houses,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-12

How many people there are who are strug
Cling to rise in this world that are kicked
down and out by envious rivals. Thomas
Eciectrio on never I" kicked ont" its patrons.
IL Is true blue. For throat affections, asthma
and catarrh II is a certain and rapid cure.
For sale by II Cochran, druKgis lJ7 and
l3g North Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-12

Better than Diamonds,
and OF greater value than fne gold Is a great
tonic and inyigorator like kidney. Wort. II
expels all po sonous humors from the blood,
tones up the system, and by acting directly
ON the most important organs OF the body,
stimulates them to healthy action and restores
health. 1t has effect sd many marvellous cures
and for all Kidney diseases and other kindred
troubles It Is an invaluable remedy,
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..ttuuuHUN uOuans. ;,

"hOU0H On COU9Hh."
ASK tor Rough on Coughs" tor Coughs
Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness. Troche,, I5c.
LIQUID, 25c. (1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

:
SPECIAL NOTICES.
"ROUaH ON PAIN"
Cures collie, cramps, diarrhoBa externally
for aches, pains, sprains. headache, neuralgia.
rheumatism. For man or beast 70 and SOC.
(N
Well ~ Ever.
Lottie Howard writes from Buffalo, N. T.,
my system became greatly debtlitated
through arduous professional duties. Suffered
from nausea, sick headache, and biliousness
Tried Burdock Blood RIters with the laost
beneficial effect. Am well as ever.n sxor sale
BY II. b. Cochran, druggist, III aDSiss Nortn
Queen street.
II Won Ara fatAag , broken, worn out and
nervous, use Wells Health Remover" d.
Druggists ~
NOrtn Pole Expeditions,
Prize fights, lotteries. walking matches, and
balloon ascenstons are usually humbugs tho
worst sort. DR.. Thomas Ecsectrto on IL not u
humbug. Ii Is quick cure Tor aches and
sprains, and 10 lust as good as laneness. For
sale by IL. Is. Cochran, druggist. l57 and l5s
North Queen street.
THAN rEUrLE.
l "wells' Health Renewerp restores health
| and yigor, eures Dyspepsia, Impotence.
Assets, o5<, 200. 900. surpius, ols,O00,000
THE EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE. CO.
OF NEW YORK,
does the largest Insurance business In -
world. Policies incontestible.
i w.J.MADDKN, Msnassr,
No; 10 NoEtb;oussu street tevsr Lonss drug
| storel. ccSoSmo
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NEW ADVEhTIsEMs sNTs..

FULL LINE or PIPES AT PRICES
IA that defy competition at
HARThAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-10
yisi0na of Bliss.

Nine millions Of Empty Pill BoIosi Whata
sad commentary on constipation and biiousnessi
What q vast storehouse of pills II all were col
lectsd And to think that all these drastic, nau.
seating pills have been kindly solicited to enter
the stom3chs of men aud womenl Sickening
nd disgusting to think OF. No one knows the
,nsMd aches, loss Of time, piles and inaamms-
.ions they have caused. You don't need such
powerful medicine. Stop their use, and Try
ono desc OF Bailey's Saline Aperient, and visions
ofbss will hover over your detected brow 1t
cures biliouSnesS sick head
ache, heartburn, &c. It's pleasant, eAactual and
cheap, and well adapted 10 ladies use.
Large bottles only 50 cents, and sold every
vhere.
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MEDICINES.

nR EuGENE DENAUA, OF FRA Mex,
~ made us mis- agent for the state OF lesas
TO sell his never-iailing remedy, Natures
Connuoial Restorative or Nitalizer." All
affected with nervous debility, loss OF man
hood and all kindred diseases, should at once
procure his circular from when to learn the
cause OF the diseases above mentioned, then
~ once procure from rs, or through us by
your druggist or by express, the never falling
remedy. CRownus d BALDWIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Dallas. Texas.
by retail nc Howell Bros anu I. 3. Wiiliari'a
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INOCULATEp poIsnNi

Some eight years ago became the victim
ora fearful Blood Poison, communicated nv
nurse to my infant, and th nee through
the breast and Suffered for elk long yeara
III Mercury and Potash treatment seemed
10 drive the poison further Into my system
only To bresk out In worse form on other nor
tons my body. Three months ago began
taking Swfts Specific, aud It has cured nue.
80 ma ana well. 1t is the greatest bless IN Z
which has come to mankind In wears.
MRs. T.W. LEE Greenvile Ala, Sent 4 1874