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CHICAGO. Sept 26. The Drovr - Josrnal re-.
ports: Hogs-Receipts, 1900; shipments 5 600.
The market was weak; rough packing $505 As;
packing and shipping, Sc. 5056 light, $5.foS5 70;
sklps and grassers, $4D5,25,
Cattle Receipts g. 600; shipments A. 900 The
market was fir for good grades but dull for
export steers $65O07 good to choice shipping steers
$60665; common to fair. 81. 70; range cattle
were firm, but low grades dull Texas $40425.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 1000; Shipments,
ESQ The market was duh and 25e lower; inferior to
fair, Sl.T5D2.T5; medium to good, So as. So choice
to extra, SO. 7504.10.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 6.--Cattle-Receipts 500;
shipments, 700. The market was dull and the supply
light; export steers, $6.4006.75; good to choice
shipping steers $5.S506.30 common to medium
steers, 81 500560 Colorado steers 81 as grass-fed
Texas steers, %3. 2504.4O.
Sheep and Lambs - Receipts 900 shipments
1900. The market dull, inferior to fair sheep,
So 2502.75; medium to good, So 03.4O; choice to
extra, $4,000; lambs So So Texas sheep, $40
Hogs-Receipts, Q 200; shipments, 1000 The
market was active: Workers, SIS. 2505.5o packing
hogs So. 25 $3.50; butchers hogs, Sc. so 05.75.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 26.-The Live Stock Ind.
Gator reports: Cattle--Receipts, 1000 The market
was steady; export cattle, $60630 good to choice
shipping steers, $55005.80; common to medium
So 80, stockers and feeders. 81 25046 5 native
cows So 03. 80; CRASHED Texas steers So %. rs
Hogs-Receipts $500 The market was weak and
10a20c lower sales we're made at $5.3O05.65.
Sheep-Receipts 400. The market was quiet; ma
tives Of 96 lbs average sold at SIS. 20.
NEW YORK Sept .-peeves-Receipts 8 $40
including 80 for expectation The market declined
20030c ~ cwt.; native steers sold at $4.65O6. So
Texas and Colorado sold at 81: 5005; export steers
were bought in the yards at $3.50 ~ cwt.
Sheep and Lambs-Receiptk, A. 500. The market
was shade irmer; extremes, So. 8505 for sheep; 81
$3.50 for lambs.
Hogs Receipts, 27Oo; market Quiet at $3.50
GAO " cwt.
EAST LIBERTY, Sept. Cattle-Narket closed
dull and unchanged. Receipts, 755; shipments,
845.
Hogs Slow. Receipts, 200; shipments. 8. 500
Philadelphias, $6O6.l0; Baltimores $500 05.75;
Workers, So 1880 grassefs, $404.50.
Shesp-Centinue demoralzed; nothing doing. Re
ceipts, 500; shipments. /, 500.
CINCINNATI, Sept 26-Hogs quiet; common and
light $405.70; packing and butchers, spool
Receipts, 2, 900; Shipments, ], 600.
MILWAUKEE Sept 26-Hogs lower at 81. 750
SIS.
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TATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY.

CTATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY.
Gardner s. Hutchinson VS.. Thomae Sheffield Morri
SOP ct al. Superior Court In partition. No. 326261.
Notice is hereby given that Thomas H. Spann com
missioner IN pursuance Of Of the court in said
cause, viii, on Saturday, the 11th day of October
1884, between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m. and
o'clock p m, at his Office, No. IL Bates Block Indi
estate il the city Of Indianapolis, Marion county
Ind, to-wit:
Lot ten (10) except thirty 800 feet off north side
in Brown & Morrison's subdivision Of outlet thirty
FIVE t35), in the city of Indianapolis Marion county
Indiana.
On terms following, towit: Not less than one-third
cash, balance in six and twelve months, notes and
mortgage with six t6) per cent. interest.
Property not to sell for less than its appraised value
THOMAS II. SPANN
,;eos5
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Market.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 90
CATTLE Receipts, 400 shipments, $50. Fair
supply of local. mostly of butcher grades market dull
and lower in this class. But few shippers here and
selling slow at quotations The eastern aGvces are not
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PITTSBURG, Sept 26-Th petroleum market
irregular; United pipeline certificates opened at
75l2c declined to 75l4c advanced to 76lsc declined
and closed at 73l ee.
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LIVERPOOII Sept. 26--Cotton dull; middling
nplands, Bed middling Orleans, Lied; sales
5000 bales; speculation and export, / 900 bales;
American, $500 bales. Breadstuffs finn but not
higher Wheat, red Western winter, IS Sd07s
Corn new Western mixed 4sS04s lid. Receipts for
the past three Wheat SOB 600 centals: Ameri-
can, 1872, 600 centals: American corn Sc 800 cent
ais Yarns and fabrics at Manchester Cloths, dull
yarns easier
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Dry Goods.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2e.-.oottUn quiet naiddling
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IOIlHIOs sept. Zo.---Nheat opeled DUH but closed
active; No. red. cash and September, 78 l2c Oeto-
uaTy S3lac; No. 2 soft 83lee. Corn quiet No. 2
mixed cash and September see; October, 53c no
grade, 47c. Oats duh; No. 2 mixed. cash. 26l4c.
Clover-sced easy; prime medium cash. 81. 60; No D
$4.40. ReceiptsAW heat, 1873 600 bu corn. s 600
bu; oats 1900 bu. Shipments-W Wheat, 129 600
bu; corn, 8 600 bu; oats. 8 800 bu.
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Corn-Local Quotations for cash No 2 White
Is 1c irmer and all other choice stock is steady
at quotations; off grades rather duh, ana futures
are not wanted We quote
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p,sven,,ng weeds from Seeding.

From the Massachusetts, Ploughmau.
Among tbs duties which many farmers
neglect C. perform, there are few, 1t any,
that are so important as that of destroying
the weeds before they ripen their seed.
While some farmers will be careful to
Keep their cultivated crops very clean OF
weeds during the first part OF the season,
very few make any effort TO do SO the last
part, yet most Of the weeds will come from
the seed and mature after the middle OF
July. In consequence OF this, he who
permits the weeds TO grow the last part OF
tho season will soon fill his land with weed
seed, and will have q constant fight TO
keep them down in the earlier part OF the
season sufficient to prevent them from
getting the advantage Of the useful plants
No time on the farm is better spent than
that in thoroughly destroying all weeds
before they ripeu any seeds to do this two
or three years lessons the labor OF cult
vation ut least one half, and at the same
time very much increases tho product of
garden or field. Some farmers say that,
as the manure is full of weed seed, il Is
but little use TO try to get rid of weeds IN
the garden but they forget that it is very
much their own fault that weeds get into
the manure. IL every farmer would make
1t a part Of his business to see that nc
weeds 80 to seed under the fences, anc
around the cultivated fields and cOmpos
heap il would be but few years before
he would find his manure quite free from
weed seed. The labor on moving around
the plowtd land and fences, before ths
weeds are old enough 70 seed, is not hal
the labor that would be required TO Ce
stroy the Wee1 that would come from h.
seed, If permitted to stand to ripeu Il el
seed
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MAH'roS DoIUS'
WEAK NERVOUS MEN

Whose debility, exhausted powers premA.
ture decay and failure 10 perform lies du Ties
properly, are caused by excesses, errors OF
youth, etc, will hnd perfect and lasting res.
mood in THE MARsrON BOLUS. Neither
stomach druggtng nor Instruments. This
treatment OF Nervous Debility and Physical
Decay Is uniformly successful because based
an perfect diagnosis, new and direct methods
and absolute thoroughness, full Information
ana Treaties Tree, Aodr'~S foUsultiuV fhY.
sician OF MARSTOS kEAEpl 3. a. EN sll
b., New York. aprl-ly e,M,FS~
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PRICEs OF ADMISSION.

single Tickets tor a. Cents.
single Tickets Children under lg. Ia Cents.
RE-Street.Car Line Direct To the Fair
Ground fare only cents,
READ THIS REDUCED PRICES
Buy your tickets early, save 80 cents on three,
anu avoid the crowd Season Tickets, with
three coupons good Tor three RdmissiOns),
price 81 90, to be sold only up 10 Monday
Evening, September lst, by the officers ami
managers and at he following stores
Al Lancaster. at BaeI's, Bars, fOn Der.
smiths, Hers, Zahm's ana films book
stores, ana In COlumb bia, Mount JOY, Ephrata
LititZ, Mannheim, New Holland, Srashurg
QuaTryville, Marietta, safe Harbor, Balm
bridge, Bird-in.Hand. COnestOga Centre, Lam
disvIle, MaruCville, Mountvile, New PrOvi
dence, Paradise, Intercourse, BIownstown,
MechAniCsburB, oregon, TerTe llill, Wake.
field, Buck, Chestnut Level, Farmersytlle,
Liberty Square.
as-ENLuRSIOS TICKETS at greatly re.
duCed rates, including admission to the Fair,
will be sold each day from all stations on all
the railroads within the county. Also, from
Harrisburg, York, Downingtown and Port
Deposit, al6 l5tdS2tw
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Aancaster .gntelligenerr.
yaIoAY EVENING, AUG. "a, 1884



rhe thoughts are strange that crowd into my
brain
while look upward to thee. 1t would seem
An n God poured thee from his hollow hahu
IIad hung his bow upon thy awful ironti
Had smoke In that loud voice which seemed
20 him
who dwelt In Patmos for his sayiour's sake,
The sound OF many waters; and had babe
Thy Hood TO chronicle thy ages back,
And notch his centuries in the eternal rocBs'
Deep calleth unto deep. And what are We
Tnat hear the question OF that voice sublime
d what are all the notes that ever rang
From wars vain trumpet by thy numbering
side7
Yea, what Is al tho riot man can make,
In his short lie TO thy unceasing roar
And yet, bold babbler, what art thou to Him
VINO drowned n world, and heapcd the waters
far
Above its loitIest mountains A llsh, wave
THAT breaks and whispers OF Its Makers
John q. C. Bruincrd.
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JUDGES

JUDGES:
first, Second and Third Classos-John l..
GIngrich, Donegal township; DIR. ). L. Lytlo,
Mount Joy NJ. II. wenger. Lampeter John
L.. kendig, Willow street Henry :. Stehman,
Penn {. Baohmsn Herr, Manor.
Fourth, Firth, sixth, seventh, Eighth and
holder, Earl; NJ. l.. Grcider, Mount Joy
simon u. Cameron, Donegal Samuel q.
EnRle, Marietta
Tenth and Eleventh Classes Joseph =. Wit
mar Paradise John :. Hoover, West Hemp
held NJ. B wG,dlcr, LeacoCk.
Twelfth and Thirteenth Classes Won. John
\. Stober, West CeCalico Christ. MusSelman,
Lampeter; Charles +. Long, city jos Il,
Trissler, city,
Johnson Miller, Lititz David Is, Lands,
city; John Musselman, city.
Fifteenth Class-JOhn COPELAND. city; john
Z. weiso, city; Emanuel +. Keller, Mannheim
sixteenth Class Jacob Nj. FrantE. city :;
John IL. Baumgardncr, city John \. Keller,
Seventeenth and Eighteenth Classcs-u. IL.
kurZ, Conestosa; John a. Styer, CTTnarNon;
J. Gust IOOk. city,
Nineteenth CIass-Henry Worst, ir, sails
bury Leander I. HenScl, QuarryvilIe Geo.
KathYon, city.
". u. Mosser. Cityi ThOs. Z. Cummings, city.
Twenty.nrst CldSs-Fred. Brimmer, city (;
CYRUS II. Colvin. city !. Lewis Potts, city:
rwGnty-secnud Clas5-Chas. +. Rengier,
city Hiram wilson, Columbia Isaac Dillsr,
lNtuNy-lulEu IlaSs-b. marry "
city.
twenty fourth, Tsenty-ntth, Twrnty-sixth
and Twenty seventh Classes-A. Z. llyus,
Mannheim ". II. BrUsius, DrumOrc Is. =.
Patterson, Little Britain Henry Musselman,
city; David Bender, West Earl.
Iwenty.eighth Class lsrBel l.. Lands, city.
Twenty ninth ClRss-David Bair, city.
Thirtictn Class-CnristOpher Hager, city.
Thirty.rrst, Thirty. second, Thirty-third and
Thirty.tOurth Classes-MiSs 4. W. Wiley, city;
Miss Lizzie GetZ, city q. l.. fon Dersmtth,
city.
Ihirty.ntth. Thirty.sixth. Thirty-seventh
and Thirty-eighth Classes-Squire Slaymaker,
city; Mrs WIN. q. Baker, city Miss Maggie
DOugherty, city; Miss Mary Lichty, city.
Thirty-nintn and tortieth Clas-Cs-CieorgO
| .. Hensel, city Charles u. Getz, city John
| B. kevinski, city Charles y. stcigerwaLt,
| city.
| Speed Premiums--Dr. Jos. B McCaskry,
city j. Ohm Roland, New holland Hiram X,
| CARRIER. Columbia.
| 81 lcial-sSO in Premiums tor THEE Besi
| Home. Made DrCsses-Mrs. :. X. smith, city
| MSS Maggie sullivan, city Miss Amandt
| Reese, city.
SUPERINTENDESTS
| Floral llall--H. A schroyer, city \. u. Ron
| rer, city.
Fruit Dcpartment--wm. weidle, city; Dan
| SmeyCh, city.
| Vegetables. Grain, etc.--Adam Keller. Man
| helm township Jacob Mayer, Mannheim town
| ship NJ. Is. Herr, Wheatland Mills.
| No Judge will serve In II class In which ne Il
an exhibitor.
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Reigart's Old Brandy

In cases OF Dyspepsia We can summon mum.
Ders OF withesse5-one case in particular we
will cites
hard working farmer hat been afflicted
with an eXhausung Dyspepsia fora number OF
years his stomach would reject almost every
Kind OF food he had sour eructRtions con.
stantly-no Appetite in tact, he was Obliged To
restrict his diet TO crackers and stale bread
and Us beverage he used MCGrann's Root
Boor. lie Is u Methodist, ana then, as now
preached Ot times, and IN his disCOurses often
declaimel earnestly againsta kinds OF strong
drink. When adyisCd 10 try
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Rev. George II. Thayor, an Old citizen OF
this vicinity known to every one Us most
influential CiuZcu and christian minister OF
the NJ. Il. church, Just this moment stopped in
our store 10 say, " wish everybody 10 know
that consider that both myself and wife owe
our lives TO Shilohs Consumption Cure II
is having "A tremendous sale over our counters
OF Lung Diseases, such rs nothing else las
done. DRS. MAIJHbTT q FRANCE.
BOURBor, Ind, May 10, Is.
Sold by ii. II. Cochran, druggist, Nos. ljI and
I'D North Queen street. Lancaster. iublIcCul
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PSEUmoNIA PREVENTED.
OYSTER BAY, QUEENS CoUNrY
- ~ -..Et - r-gB

NEW Ohhl NpIIT II I0'F.
believe | have been saved from terrible
Illness by ALLUoCE's POEoUs rLAsTERs.
bout n month ago / " as attacked with u
violent pain IN my chest, accompanied by
.ever and great difficulty in breathing. / ap
pretended pneumonia, which is so prevalent
at present; went TO bed and applied one
Allcock's Plaster between my shoulder blades
and two on my chest. II TN hour my breath
ing was much easier, In Two hours the pain
had seft me, and the next morning lGwok'
perfectly free from fever. l went about my
business, as usual, and at the end Of wecb
took the pIasters OF.
For the last ten years Allcocks PIasteTs
have been usci by my family with tho best
eHectin colds. coughs and pain in the side and
back. T.. II. SHERWOOD.
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Reigart's Old Brandy

In his case, he looked up with astonishment;
bat alter hearing OF his wonderful ELECTS In
th9 cases OF some OF MS near acc uaintances. he
az last consented To follow ouradviCe. ie used
the Brandy faithfully ana steadily the 1irst
boItle giving him AN appetite, ani before the
second was MI taken ho was sound man, with
aslomhch capable OF digesting any thing which
no choose To eat lie Still kt cps II and uses "A
little occasionally; and since he has this medI.
cine, no has beon OF very little pecuniary ben.
eht To tho doctor.-A Practtcin0 Physician.
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Sold by our enterprIsing friend, II. r. sLhI
MAKER This brandy has stood the test for
years, and has never failed. AS far Rs our OK.
pcrenCc CNtends, ana wG therefore give II the
preference over all other Brhndies-nO matter
with how many Jaw breaking French titles
they are branded, Ouc!Ourth OF tho money
That ~ urlY thrown away ON various impO-
tent ntdyspcpsia specifies, would suffice To buy
al the ibrhndy Ia cure any such case or cases,
In proof OF the curative power OF
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- sometimes wish | could take hold OF tho
sale OF thomas EoleCTic OIL tor / tell yOu IL
II II grand thing, ana / am conscientious in
saying could dO Il good work. Rev. r.
Crane, Cory. Pa.
Eclcctric Oh cured this gentleman Of quin-y
OF many years standing. FOR safe by II. l.
Cochran, dSuggi5t, l37 and l5J North Queen
vi
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DEADISU . UULUmniA a.. ~.
ARRANGEMENT oFPAssENGER TRAINS
sUNDAl, MAY llru. 1884.

IRON Philadelphia, Pottsvtlle, Harrisburg, Al.
lontown ana E'w York, via Bound 1rcok
kouta.
At Columbi. nth trains to and from iogR,
Hanover, Ietty ,burs, frederick ana BAIT.
more
from ChickiCs.
SUNDAY.
LeRve-Uusrryville, 100 u. m; Lancaster,
King street, 500 y. IN.
Arrive-Reading, 1000 a. m, 7:l0 y. IN.
Leavc-Rcading, 500 "A. m, 400 p. IN.
Arriye-ianCaster, King Street, 1880 "A. IN
G;O5 p. IN; Quarryvile, 7H5.
A, nj. WILSON, Supt
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4 Elme I'll,

when the proprctors OF Burdoct Blood Bt
iCrs put this renowned medicine on the mar
ket they hit II exactly. They hit dyspepsia,
indigestion, and liver and kidney complaints
q hard blow from which they Will never Ic-
cover. For salo by Ii. i. Cochran, druggist,
1877 ana l39 North Queen street.
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Miss Rachelle Gibbons Hunt.


EEORuETOwN COLLEGE, DC.
~ FOUNDED 1883.
ACADEMIC DEPARTME SCHOOLS open
Sept. IL, 1854. Terms, 400 per annum Apply
TO PRESIDENT OP GEORGEIOWN COL
LEGE, ID. &.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, lectures open
Sept 22 lisa Terms, 800 per mum. Apply
to -. w: IL. LONEJOf, NJ. D., Dean, 900 18th
street, y, w, Washington, ID. q.
Law DEPARTMENT., lectures open October
!, lhst Terms, $50 per annum. Apply TO =.
NJ. iEATMAN, Corner 9th and r streets, n.
W., Washington, u. Z.
JAMES a. DOONAN, Sd,
Jy2S-26td President.
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II. E. SLAYMAKER.

Agent Tor hEIGART's OLD WINE STORE
Established In 1875.
importer ana Dealer In Old Brandy, sherry,
superior Old Maieria, lmnorted ~ isis isS;
anu is5S, Champagnes OF Every brand, scotcr
Ale, Porter, Brown Stout.
No, 40 East King st., Lancaster,
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Fs- Wen Dressed People don't wear dirgy
or faded things when the lOC and guaranteed
Diamond Dye will make them good rs n, W.
They are perfect. Get at druggists and he
econ omical. Wells, Richardson n Co, Bur
lingtOn, Vt.
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I GOAL MAIL Annas8Em ENTs.


HOURS FOR CLOSING THE MAILS.
By RsiIrosd-NKw DIRK THROUGH NAIL. 500
and 1880 II, M, 1880 p. m, 500 p. m ana 300 n.
WAY MAIL. east, 7i3O a. m.
DowNssTows, Leaman Place and Gap, 6;l5
p. m.
m., S:i5 "A. w., 1880, $500 and 2,OOR. IN,
fIrTsBURa AND wEsT, 800 II, IN, leo and lO:i5
y. III.
HARRISBURG MAIL, 800 and 900 a. m, leo, 800
7:l5 ana l045 p. IN.
WAY MAIL, west, 500 and 900 u. IN.
BALTIMORE AND WAsHISGros, via Philadel'
EALTIMoRR AND WASHINGTON, via York, 1880
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, via Harrisburg
l0;i6 p, m.
Blto ,nAEp, Ghrisiisna, IPaaGkeshurg,
CoLUaBLA at 900 a. IN. 1880 and 800 p. IN.
YoRK AND oRK WAY, 1850 and l0;45 p. IN.
NORTHERN CENTRAL, 800 II. M, l:20 ana l0i5
READtNs, via READING AND COLUMBIA Il. Il. ,
100 a. m and i2&0p m.
READING WAY, via junction, Lttitz, MAN.
helm, East Hempneld and Ephrata, 3;lb p. IN.
west Willow, Martinsyiiie, Reiton and Lime
Valley, 9;lo a. m: and 300 p: IN.
NEW HoLLAND, Churchtown, Greenbank,
Grove, by way OF Downtngtown. at 6lb y. M.
sAvE HARMON, via Columbia, $50 a. IN. and
ny srsge-slackwater and safe Harpor
daily, at coop, N.
Binkley's Bridge, Leacock, Bareville, New
Holland. $50 y. IN,
Willow street smithyilIe, Buck, Chestnut
Rock Springs, fairmount ana Rowlandsyilio
MO, daily, ut 7UO a. m.
Ianuis' Valley, Oregon, West Earl, Farm
ersvlle, keifsville, Hinketown. Terre Hin,
Martindale, daily, AT $50 p. m.
Greenland, Fertility, LampeteF and heat.
lana Mills "a stIasburg daily at y. IN
New Danville, Conestoga, MnTticyiIle, Cole
manyille, Mount Nebo, kaNllnsyillr, u,
ON sunday evening, mails east anu west
clos Ut 1900 p. IN,
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pISSIITIT<

i tFiitIeth Session) Elicott CITY, Nd.
MISS SARAH y. RANDOLPH, PRISCIPAL
situation unsurpassingly beautiful and cli
mate noted for Its salubrity. with tts able
corps OF teachers Its great aivan ages for
securing a liberal education, and the happy
results from its methods OF instruction and
discipline, no other school can be found offer
ng greater advantages tor the training OF
young ladies' aud children than this we'll
known institution orcrs' Apply to Principal
TOR circular. Jygs.2meOd
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TLEAR HAVANA FILLER CIGARS FOX
~ cents. Guaranteed TO be clear nllers, al
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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I JULES.

/ "ANAKESIS " gives instant relief and
l. an iniallible cure tor PILES. Price, 81 20 at
druggists, or sent prepaid 10y mail. sample
tree Address, ANAkEsIS'" Makers, Box
2tl6. New York. HprI,lYM, ,W,faw
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nIrrUsn INtLAMMAIlnN on rn

niTrUsE ISFIAMMAIIUE or THE
~ Ear, symptoms OF Diiiusc Inflammation
oi the external auditory canal uIc itching zen
sati0ns ~ tie canal, pain, ana sense OF iul-
ness, When the ear begins TO require some.
IhlhE 70 relieve Itching sensations, It Is al.
All diseases OF the NE, EAR aud THROAT
successfully treated by
DRs. II. u. and Al. A. LONGAKER
omce-l3 tEst walnut street, Lancaster Pa
NohsullhllOh Tree. hu2l.3tdSW
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Ill and permanently closed the Chestnut
Street Iron Works, desire to inform my OLD
patrons and the public generally, that am
still in the business, being located In the Penn
Iron Company's Works, North Plum street,
OF every destription, and will be pleased To
serve all who may favor me with their patron
age. From 40 years experience In tho business
and using ths best material and employing
the best mechanics, am satisfied can guar
antee entire satisfaction. Castings made from
n mixture OF iron and steel which are more re-
liable for strength and durability than tho
best cast iron known. V teeth roll pinions,
rolls and rolling mill work speciality. Cast
ings OF every description. nave all the pat.
tsrs af the well and taYorably known howrer
Corn ami Cob Crusher, RENTED ana i'm proved.
Also on hand, mills completely titted up o. In
parts, 10 replace Old ones which have been In
use tor years, guaranteeing them 10 give sat.
isiactiOn.
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