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uancocs's Campaign Portrait.

Gen. Hancock, although portly In
hgure, Is not by any means tho fleshy man
some Of his campaign portraits would in
dicate him TO be. Tho general thus
explains how tho contrary impression cot
abroad "The Republican portraits of
me, such as appeared In many of the illus.
trated papers. made me out monster. but
tho Democratic portraits wero better, It
happened this way /: had no pictures
taken for long time except in groups, and
before l was nominated l was asked to
have picture taken, but neglected to do
so. Aftor tho nomination didn't like to
rush right off to photographer, and the
demand for a picture was so great that the
papers seized on the first one they could
ind. SO two Of them went out, one rep.
rosenting mo as great deal heshier than
l really am" At present tho general,
although a peculiar double chin makes
him appear very fleshy, has a fine and
only comfortably full figure.
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AhER'S PAIN PANACEA curra pain in
man and beast For use externally Rnd intor.
nAly.
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1.-Two stack 1InlRat

CnICAGo-Tho Dropers' Journal reports
Hoys--Receipts, 2l,G0J head shipments 1000
market stronger but irregular packing, q 70
gB O5; packing and shipping, 80 1910 so /;
light bacon grades. D bOG6 10.
Catue-HeCeipts 7,COO head shipments, s. 800
do, market steady good 10 choice shipping,
IS G5d6 10 common TO medium. s52p5 80.
SheCp-RecetptS 600 head shtpments, 2,sCO
do market strong for good, but weak tor
common inferior TO fair. s3 50Gt YalOO bs (;
medium to good, 81 60G5 co cholceto extra,
81 COGG 90 Texans, 3! 5Dfpi -.
EAST LInRRTY.-Cattlr dull ; receipts s75
head shipments, 500; nothing doing, all
through consignments.
Hogs active and firm Philadelphia 60 coz
Is; Workers, 81 1896 10 receipts, 900 hoai ;
shipments. l.l5O do
Sheep market duh and prices Il shade lower
than yesterday receipts, $500 head ship-
ments, =, 400 head.
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Tho Terrible necIdent AZ yrs.ten rn,t,.

DENVER, Col, Jan. GA special from
Crested Butte says tho exploring party
has almost reached tha chamber where
the explosion occurred yesterday aud has
found one body there. 1t was terribly
bruised and blackened by tho gas The
passaceways are so blockaicd that pro.
GIesg is very allow, and all hope Of fading
the buried miners alive has been abau-
doned. The sceuo at the mino is pitiful,
wives and children Of tho victims still
lowering above the entrance to the mine.
Thor lamentations are most distressing.
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- Haisasas
udRHETS.
philnt,e,pnIa Inrps,


PHILADELPHIA, January 25 --EIoTr quiet an
steady.
Rye Flour at 50 6lds 70.
Wheat firm and quiet NO. 2 Western
Red fl 05 NO. do, 90c so. l Pa. Red,
81 ll6l II,
Corn firm ana quiet, shii yellow and
SIC.
Oats firmer. fair demand No. I W hite 43EEQ
ilc No. do, i2%Dt2Ac; No. . do 4lxfp
42c; No. . Mixed, l0aI0kc
Rye quiet at Csc.
Seeds Clover easier at 9aIspl0Ic Timothy
Cull mt 81 10; Elaxsced firm at eli CO.
Provisions firm fair demand Mess Pork.
fl6 759l7.
Lard firmer City Refined, l0c.
SIC.
Eggs scarce and higher Pa. extras, i1@ilo
Cheese firm good demand
Petroleum quiet Refined, giIIQLc.
Whisky az III %
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PHGLArELrHIA, Jan. 25.--Tho applica
tion oftho American Bell Telephone com
pany or Boston for preliminary injunc
tiOn TO restrain the overland Telephone
company Of New Jersey, Pennsylvania and
Delaware from ca' rying on operations was
denied in the United States circuit court
to day by full bench, consisting of
Judges MoKennan, Nixon and Butler.
Judge McKeunRn subsequently refused
the application of tho same plaintiffs TO
prohibit the Overland 90 upany from
manufacturing and using telephone in.
stTumcnts.
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The Poultry Show Prizes.

Tho following gentlemen won tho prizes
offered by the Lancaster Poultry associa.
tion, which were ohauced off on Wcdres,
day evening: Mr.. David G.. Hirsh, tie
holder of ticket No. 23l, won the breeding
pen of Brown Lsghorns. Mr.. Harry Keen.
er with ticket No. l56, won the pair of
White Fantails. Mr.. G.. Christy, of Colum.
bia, was the lucky holder of No. 81 which
took the Silver Antwerps. The owner of
ticket No. 43, which drew the Yellow
Turbits, has not yet turned up.
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CoASIIaG tCCIuEST4.
sport that Ended IN BrOrGn IInbt--a
tountrymaE's Munap.


CountrymRn's Mmnap.
This afternoon about half past ono
o'clock, while some boys were coastiug on
North Charlotte street, two sleds came in
collision, and Augustus Kieffer. aged
about II years, son Of Alexander
Kiefer, had his right leg badly broken
above the ankle. He was carried into
the house Of Officer Winowcr,
and DR. Netscher was scut for. II was
found that the fracture was compound
one, and the bones protruded through the
skin, causing a severe hcmorrhngc. Tho
lad was taken to his home on Mulberry,
near Charlotte street.
1t is reported that John Carr, son of
tho late John Carr, about IA years old had
q leg broken this afternoon while coastiug
on Diuah's Hill. =
A couutryman whose name we did not
learn while driving on Prince street at the
Vine street crossing, saw sled coming
down tho hill at high speed, and to avoid 1t
he pulled his horse and sleigh suddenly
aside, and coming in contact with lamp
post had his sleigh badly broken, aud his
head badly cut
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
Rrt,ULsN ppEspoNuEngE

JCk REGULAR UoRREspONDENSE'
events Along no surauehsnnn--itons OF
Interest I'm ard 9und the Borough
PICKED VI. oy tho Intein-
gSHEyr Reporter.
Olive branch lodge No. 1877, q. U. o.
of q. F., aud t5hawnee encampment No.
90, |. o. y. .. r., meet to night.
IL tom pgro-y is at all pleasant tho river
will no GouDt be well filed with skaters,
the leo now aifording exoellcut sport of
that kind.
The " oi,o,,. man " suddenly reappoarsd
on Uniol nCt0et last night after two or
three monthI' rest Ho was quito success
full agan and managed to SCARE several
o.iIdren nd women.
Last nights dance Of the II. ID. Il. club
vas "a decidedly pleasant affair. Tho
inoloment weather and tho special services
at tho Methodist and Presbyterian
churches prevented anumber from attend.
ing.
Houses for tho night watchmen are to
be built along tho Port Deposit railroad
They will DO located at SOur's Eddy. Hes
slams Falls, Reeds Run and Meals Point
They arc things much need, d.. especially
during winter, as they will afford places
for tho watchmen to warm themselves at
during their night vigils.
BIrsunRi
w. Hayes Grier is entertaining his
brother, Mr.. John Gricr, Of Jersey Shore,
Pa.
Miss Annie Fasig is visiting friends at
KawlluSyilc, this county.
u. l.. kephart was yesterday summoned
to his old homo IN Cloarneld county by
telegraph.
James B. MoyoT aud wife, late guests Of
Messrs. Samuel Eberlin and James Hash,
have returned TO their homo in Myerstown,
Pa.
Dangerous Tiliow.
drunken mau named Peoples was
found by Officer Wittick sleeping with his
head on railroad track on "Wednesday
night, and yesterday no was taken 20 the
county Jail, whero he can procure little
sleep in safety.
Among the Churches
Several young pcrsCul conducted them.
selves In . very uuusy ymly manner in the
Methodist revival last night.
Special services will again bo held at tho
Presbyterian church to-night. beginning
at the usual hour. Those already held
have been of very encouraging character
and were well attended.
sieighins ana CIasiIug
This evening a sloighin- party of young
lOIkb VIII mako zip 20 Lancaster, which
by the wcy, seems - 10 tho cGiectiyo
point of most OF tho slsighing artlcs
which lcayo town.
None OF those persons injured on the
4th street hill whilo cOasting on Wedncs-
day night bayo died, aud none arc likely
to die. All them hurt arc on the fair road
TO recovery.
Tho high constable has olIeotually ended
coasting on the Institute bill. It u little
hard on the boys and girls who used tho
hill, but very good thing for pedestr.
ans. They can now pass along chat part
Of the street without fear.
Excitement Ususoc by p BsiKy Horse.
Considerable excitement was caused on
Locust street at Morris grocery store,
yesterday, by u sleigh being backed into
another team by a stubborn horse The
contents OF the sleigh wcro scattered about
tho street, and the ladies who had Occu
pied tho sleigh left their seats in q hurry
and ran to place of safety. Their malc
escort finally managed to gain control over
his horse with several mems assistance,
and the excitement quetCd down,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-25

Fulton Lodge, No. 2,724, Knights of
Honor, met in their hall and the following
officers were elected for tho ensuing torn
Past Director-Frank Hammel.
- Director-Earnest Koehler.
Vice Director-H. NJ. Schrainer.
A. Director-J. NJ. Duncan.
Guide-H. c. Domuth, sr
haplain-Christian Shaub
Reporter. G. Dotwciler.
Fin. Reporter--J. G. Haus.
Treasurer Chas. Nj. Gibbs.
Guardian-Wm T. Mupdorn.
Sentinel--D. Bair.
Trustecs--H. NJ, SchreInCr, j. A, Kel
Ter, G, G. johnson.
Representative to Grand Lodge-Frauk
Hammel.
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ILL-rArEp HUNTERS POINT
Arotn,r Terrible Assault, rn,rs

'O'"'' A"''ip'o hs5h"'' 1h'ro
HUNTER's POINT, i. J.. Jan. 2j.-
Early this morning Selah Sprague, q
farmer, upon going 10 his barn was
murderously assaulted by mulatto, who
struck him several blows with a heavy
iron plate. The man left him for dead
and entering the house struck Mrs.
Sprague and demanded money. She told
him to get il from drawer aud she then
ran from tho house screaming Tho man
then escaped. The farmers of tho
neighborhOod are searching for him Mr..
Spraguo's recovery is doubtful.
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when Doc,or, p,,ay,.,

IL Will be time enough to doubt the reliability
OF Kidncy.wort. Doctors all agree that It is a
most valuable medicine IN all disorders OF the
Liver, Kidneys ana Towels and frequently
prescribe it. DR.. 4. q. Ballou, of Monkton,
says " Tho pas, year l have used II more
than over ana with tho best results. II is the
most succosgtul remedy l have ever used"
Such Il recommendation speaks for itself.
sold by all druggists. See advt.
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ssnntor TAbOr,s Son.

Mr.. Maxcoy Tabor, son Of tho Colorado
ex, senator, was married the other day to
Miss Babgocl, one of the prottiest and
most sensible young ladies of Denver. The
match was IN every respect good one.
Young Mr. Tabor is an honest, clover,
STRAIGHTFORWARD follow, and his conduct
throughout all the trouble between his
father aud mother has been such as to en-
title him TO public esteem,
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IhC WOItninntln Hnmn

The new 100000 gallon Worthiugton
pump, ordered by cur city councils to be
erected in our water works, is flushed,
and at meeting of tho water committee
held last evening, communication was
received from the Worthington com.
pany inviting the committee to pay visit
to the company's works in Brooklyn, N.
Y, and inspect the pump prior to its
shipment to Lancaster Tho committee
accepted the Invitation and will visit
Brooklyn on Wednesday next.
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: Sensation
HAS OFTEN BERN MADH

by the discovery OF somc now tSiug, bu. moth
ing has ever stood the test liso DR.. g. W. Ban
sons Celery and Chamomile Pi,s
They really 10 cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Hcadache, Neuralgia, Servousn nss, Sleepless
noss, Indigestion, Paralysis ana Melancholy.
Price, 80 cents per bux, two ipg 81, SIX tor
sa.50 by mail, postage free DE. y. ". Brnso
Baltimore, Nd. Sold by all druggists
c, Il. GmrrENTuS, New York, IS WLo,e,, -
Agent tor Or G.. W BensOn's RomedIes.
Ja5-mdM. WSSIw
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rays YOrH Nfarlrtn

new oRK, Jan. 2J.-Flour--State and Vest.
crn duh and barely steady prices, however.
not quotably changed. southern dull and
heavy.
y heat opened NaTc higher; afterwards
tell back H0kc under n pressure TO sell I;
trade mo crate No; ! White nominal No.
Rod, Feb, 81 0Ts9l 05st do March, sl O71Sn
0l l2k June. 81 l3LSl l3A.
Corn Mas4c higher moderate trade Mixed
Western, spot, so Ls63c ; do future, 6lAd66ISc..
Oats HGHc better and quiet; No. 2 No. .
Feb, i.c March, ilc May, i2,fc State 20
n4fc: Western, S9i4Gc,
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New York, Jan. 25,-Wm. Farrell, ono
of tha thieves who assaulted and robbed
L1!nog Church of $2 800, aud who was
arrested in Philadelphia, pleaded guilty
to day and was sentenced to tho state
prison for 10 years.
James Filtcrlng, his alleged Gccompicc,
pleaded not guilty and was Iemandcd for
trial
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AnIisetncnte.

Mnnic HdUk.-Alrcady there arc indica
uons that the opera house will be thronged
Wednesday evening, when this eminent
songstcr appears in concert with her flno sup
port. quito number OF seats havo beon ro-
served and there IA n popular desire to enjoy
this rich musical treat, which love~s OF music
should not miss.
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IN CUSGREsY
Sherman ana nj. pioody

sherman ana nj. Bioody sniII Resolution.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25--In tho Senate
to day, Mr.. Blair introduced bill to
provide for free circulation Of newspapers
and other periodical publications within
the state where they are published.
Mr.. Sherman called up his resolution ON
the Virginia election riots, but its con-
sidcration was postponed until Monday,
by request OF Mr.. Lamar.
In the House.
The House to day took up the Fitz-
John Porter bill, aud L. B. Taylor, of
Ohio spoke in opposition t. it
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SECOND EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING, JAN. a5. 1854.
EUROPE AND CANADA.
SOME SENSATIONS IN suru LANDS.

Dbtresstug state OF Anairs In Ontario,
wh,ro starvation ThreAtens--A Patrto-
tic Captain and Patriotic euoep.
KINGSTON, Ont. Jan. 25.--Tho settlers
In tho rear townships of Frontenao aud
Addington are In danger of starving, being
unable to obtain provisions, the snow bav-
ing closed tho northern portion of the line.
Ia TINS city no business Is being done, as
farmers cannot get in from tho country
aud merchants arc complaining bitterly.
An extensive lumber dealer has tele.
graphed TO the city that unless he can get
provisions he will be obliged to close down
his shantie5. Such state of affairs has
never existed in this locality before.
DesorVipg of Congratulations.
LONDON, Jan. 25.--Adviccs from NADIA.
gascar state that when the United States
steamer Brooklyn was at Tamatave the
captain intended to visit tho town, but an
ho was prevented from landing In his own
boat he declined landing in French boat
which was rendered him.
a Bcld oueon, Forlouthi
Two thousand people were present at
the coronation of Queen Renavaloua III
on November 22nd, The queen in her
speech upon ascending tho throne said I:
shail prove myseli u soldier, ever ready
to defend with you tho land OF our ances-
tors"
Towing the ucrmanic t. shore
Tho tugs sent after tho disabled steamer
Germanic have met her and are now tow.
lug her to Liverpool.
Bound TO DO somebody Damage.
VIENNA, jan. GA detective named
Block, while going to his homo In Florids
dOrf yesterday wa, shot dead. The
assassin, who is apparently workingman,
endeavored to escape but was seized by
passing citizens. A search revealed that
he had in his possession dynamite bomb,
revolver and . poisoned dagger.
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GhIckena Aln,nn

Last night tho hen roost of Jacob Nix +.
dorf, West James street, near Water, was
entered by thieves, who stole from their
perches about dozen of fine, fat chickens,
leaving behind only one to tell tho talo Of
the robbery. Certain parties are suspected
of tho theft, but there is no positive evi
dence against them,
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New YORK, Jan. % "A portion of the
ceiling of house at No. $50 West 18th
street, which was water soaked during a
fire in the building last Wednesday night,
fell to-day, burying beneath it Mrs,
Alexander Collins and her four year old
son Mrs. Collins was severely burned.
Tho boy had his head seriously Injured. II
Is thought he will die.
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No Cause OF Action,

Recently Joseph Stark brought a suit
for damage against VIM. Klinehaus for
tho alleged seduction of his vito. Tho
case was h ard this morning before VIM.
M. S'aymaser, r. 7. Robinson and |. w.
Leid gb, abitrators, and they deci led
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School.Teachers In Demand

'TTBIHIH NIIy EHIcTpTIsU.
Miss Ash, Of this city, has gone down
to Churchhill county to teach the public
school. Tho pupils of that school hardly
have time to get acquainted with the
teachers sent them before the holy bonds
of matrimony carry them Off 1t Is
thought it will hereafter be necessary TO
require femalo teachers to give bonds 10
that district not to marry during the
school term.
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DURNWALL LEBANON a UuLIaBh,,uH
" VALLEY RAILROAD TIMETABLE.


Trains leave Lebanon daily (exccpt Sun
day. ut $50 u. IN, 1928 and 7:25 D. in.
Arrive at Cornwall at $40 Il. m 1927 n m
and 7'l0 u, M; at Conewago at 7;22 a, IN. los
and $50 p, m. connecting with the Pennsyl-
vania railroad for points East and West.
SoRTnwARD.
Trains leave CoueSago at 1880 O, m, ESQ and
s;25 =, IN,
Arrive NJ Corn wall at 3 10 q M. AIS and Ols
D. m; ut Lebanon ~ s;3j u. M. 4.3O ana 0:25 %
m, connecting at Lebanon with Philadelphta
y RGaiing railroad for points East and West
and the lebanon X fremont bTGnCh tor Johns
town, PinegrOYe and fremont
Tho $50 a. IN. train VIII stop only at Corn
wal, Colobrook and EellairO,
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1pEgyIn rU9,iOtth.

=r w NJ - y
In tho Hop Porous Plaster TIM virtues OF
Frsh Hops arc combincd with strengthening
and stimulating balsams, and its cures OF Woa z
Back, Pain In tho Side, rheumatism, and Eeu.
ragin or Pain In the Chest arc simply marvel
lous, II b0ing moro efrlcacious and thorough
than any llnimcnt or liquid remedies Yonrl
say 80 after using
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Threw hway $3.50,

quito two bottles OF Thomas Eciectric Ott
cured me completely, nitor spending over $3.50
without the aiightCst boncdt" This IL what
August Trubncr, of Tyrone, Pa, says. For
salo by II. u. Cochran, druggist, 1877 ana l39
Mouth Queen street.
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CHESTER, Pa, Jan. 30 Isaac Rodgers,
clerk of tho First national bank o! this
city, was arrested to day and held to
answer tho charge Of falsirying the
accounts Of depositors to tho amount Of
50. 700
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phiiadeIphia,s New controller.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25 5.-Goveruor Pat.
tison to-day appointed William N. Hrst
to tho city controlcrship, which was made
vac mt by the death of Il. Harper Jelrries.
Mr. Hrst heretofore held the position OF
chiOf clerk in the controllers office,
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protty Evenly balanced.

The Lititz Record states that Mr.. John
Sharp, Brickervillc, weighs 352 pounds,
whilo his wife tips the beam at 253h
pounds. An aggregate weight OF 505l
pounds Is not such bad showing for one
couple.
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ie8- 6mdM& \
flMAgHh.

=
MussER.-ln this city, on Jan. "a, 1884, George
Musser, in the 9th year OF his age.
The relatives and triends OF the family, also
Post 81, q. A. r., are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from his late residence,
No, 2S9 West Vino street, on Monday after.
noon at . o'clock. Intermont at Woodward
nm cemetery. q
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Sew YorK.
Quotat 0ns Dv associated pro, ,

Stocks Money easy at &c.
Now lOr; Central ............. ....... ...,ll3I,
Eric Rallroad,. 25E
Adams Express. ..,.......,l2sE
michigan CouiTal ENilTOad. o)M
Michigan SGaih"rn Railroad w
Illinois iGutraI itailTOul. 1867
ClCvciGui & Pittsburgh Railroad .......... 1882
ChtcAao RocK Island IlRilrOad. ..ll8L
tuburgh y Fort wayne Railroad. u
Western Union telegraph COuptny.... 73S
Toledo Wnbnsh, ,.-....,,,. ........,,,..... 49,,
New J rscy Central. ............ ....,,.... S5Jk
New YORK Ontario Western. ............ II
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Masonic.

p. Il, Grand Commander B. Frank
Brcneman, Of this city, has boon appointed
by tho Grand Commander Of Knights
Templar of Alabama, as their representa-.
tive in the grand commandcry Of Penn.
Rylyapia
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An Execution Postpoaea.

New YORK, Jan 25,-Theoioro Hotf.
man who was TO have been hanged for
murder to-day has given notice Of appeal
and pending the hearing tho execution has
been postponed.
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wEArnEn IspIUArlONs,

WAsuwGToN, Jan. 25.--For tho Middle
Atlantic states, clearing colder weather,
preceded by light SHOWS OF tho coast,
northwcsteily Winds rising barometer.
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#a - -
EDfU.sI.

WHAT SCEuSDE OEFEAs yOU.-usE
w no linimGnts, salvGs or lotions. Ben
sons Capclne Porous Plastcrs u best Quick,
highly medicinal sc.
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nomto socnrn i,nnIih-

acuins strange that any ono Will sufier
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ
WILLS SARShPARILLAAN DSTILLINGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health to tho physical Organization. 1t
Il indeed Il strengthening syrup, pleasant TO
take, u ~ has proven itself 10 be the best
BLOOD PURIFIER over discovered. effect.
uu'y curng Scroiula, Syphlitic disorders,
We 'knos3 OF tho Kidneys, Eryspclas, Mala-
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
ious ComplNiuts and all diseases Indicating an
impure con ition OF the Blood, Liver, Kid
urys, stomach, Skin, etc. 1t corrects indi
bosiLon. \ single bottle VIII prove TO you its
merit5 rs a health rencwCr, tor 1t ACTS LIKE
A CHARM, especially when the complaint is
OF an exhaustive nature, having IL tendency to
lessen the natural vigoC OF tho brntn and ner
vOus syst0m.
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And tho motives OF its authors but mono who
have used them doubt tho efficacy OF Burdock
Bto0d BhterS. This splendid blood tonic Is
without pccr For stlc by II. u. Cochran,
druggist, l57 and 100 North Queen street.
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trnrn Sold.

Tho ana farm Of 100 acres formerly
owned by Ross A. Campbell, and situated
in Bart township, was purchased yester.
day by Abraham and David q, Hlrsh, Of
this city.
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Pocket ficKed.

man named Denlinger, who lives In
Mount Joy, had his pocket picked yester.
ing from the grand jury room TO the court
room