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HENRIETTA.

HENRIETTA Feb. is Especial. J. Two
small frame buildings on the east side Of the
,qusre wsro burned at about 1870 this
morning. Losses ere: Plemon Eustc's
office, about $500. covered bv insurance;
Braunon Bros. Il W, Her. building, s5m
fully insured: Bunker Bros.. painters, stock
$3.50. insurance 81 500. Tue fire original.
cd in tina building occupied by Bunker
Brps. Csuse u known,
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Hrns 10 the way the New York Herald
consoles BILLY McGLonr: "A jail is good
place to write in; had IL not been for jsils
Jous BusYAs would never have written
e. Pilgrims Progress" and at least four Of
Pauls famous episiles we're written from
prison, although paper, ink and pens were
hard 10 get In ancient Rome"
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snurrrmr ihis month at washington OF Q

SOMETIME this month at Washington ore
hundred young ladies', wearing somethii q
like dress coats. and made Of silk, satin, vsi.'
vet or broadcloih. will escort to leap year
party like number ofyouDg men wearing
waists Of some fashionable material, with
low neck and short sleeves. II the roof
.hould accidentally fsll in on this animated
mass OF folly, one Of the many horrors Of
the new yeor would be atoDed for.
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OROESBE Eek.

GRoEsBzrcK. Feb. lbs )ecisl. l-Edmi-
con & Whsiley's dry go'ds house he Q wac
@ ossd by attachments by Galveston firms
J. r. Hsrweil, a saln,n man, was also
al sad on, 10 Starte & Key.
DR.. Young organized q temperance
society here. with lightweight members.
A dry uorthsr 10 bloxinc to-day.
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An Itplian rpiso,lc.

SAN Francisco, Feb l0.-P. Delucca and
A. Nardin,, Italians In resp ctable ci'cum'
stances, quarrelled Saturday over an
amount due by the latter to tho former
De ucca drew n 1t ls,to and stabbed Mar.
diui. The latter drew revolver and fired
twice. Delucca died to-day.
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Postmaster Removed.

MIrcHrLt. OAK Feb 10 - Postolllce In
sp,cto- pulsif,r to- lay removed the post
IN sster ana placed the Office in charge OF his
bondsmen. as the result OF en examination
NJ IN oflicp
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blown Down by n Gale.

CIscIgNAra Feb. 10--The Commercial
Gszslte's Cairo, Ihno special aay9 ter
7 ho gale this evening blew
down Chess, Carlev & Co.'s oil house ard
two tob eco WAREHOUSES containing zoo
hogsheads of tobacco
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Entlel inn Onnrrcl.

LOUISVILLE Fec. i9-Joseph Cain and
John d. Murphy, two Loulsv lle e. Nash
vile brskesmen. gagged in a iriencly
wrestle In a car to-day. The sport ended
in quarrel in VIII Cin Killed Murphy.
Both young men We without families.
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GnrAr BrrrAis out other plenty can well
sffsr 10 awe ere Unt d stst.s a vssss
"a table for A cite servre. Isn't the cup OF
thts country's deer Ito about fall.
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PxruR CoorER's son-in-lsw doesn't think
much OF MoREfson's bill, aud Will HEWITT
To pieces in debate.
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THE fi-st earnest Hllibusteripg Of the ses-
sion was INDUCED in the house on Monday.
The republicans did 1t.
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TEyARKANA.

Trx,RKAsa. Feb. l9-lSpecial IA. En-
Der. dealer in general merchandise, was
al tedesriy this mnraing by the sheriff
Lisb.lities about 81? 600.
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PsorsssoR PaELrs rays there is one thing
vorse than cant in man-paganlsm. We
have always thought It ives won't.
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NKw YoRK Life says the president has
more trouble with his reitteont oao'ne'
than he has with his masculine one.
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"HonIzogrAL Bill" is what tue protec-
ton organs now call him. The reason ID
quits plane.
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ATTENTION is directe TO the important
proceedings OF the land board at theiF
session yssiardsy. as detailed 10 the Austin
soaofaf
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"rrr HoAn combination" is what the
w. Orleans folks call the Copiah county
srh-eommittee. They say 1t IL the snides'
.hov that evers.ruck town.
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oovrnxoR CLEVELAND believes that
'-,saehes are now made in newspaper offices
1,sie.d ef Heaven. Mr.. TrIpEr cnce held
tho anne theory.
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BrsxARcx's diplomatic chickens are oil
hatched in q Krupp gun, ard they'll come
hack there to roost some day.
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Tn Gus nae /. light n Il sure
euoueh. Bat ths democrats rrisd their
uoanS ond aro roo1ing on lhsr asne
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WrxprrL PHILLIPS dead is moro terrible
tbsn wxrpELL PHILLIPS alive. Obituaries,
rsm;niscences and criticisms appear to be
3naxh aus tlhle.
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Roads Blocknded.

MINNEAPOLIS, Teb i0-rhe Tribune
specials report all roads In Routhern Mime
sofa and Dakota blookadtd. 1t is growing
oOlder.
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Daily Comparative statement.
NEW Yonx, Feb l9.-Following are the

~ lnIfl ........ 1890 ss--ss $1,000 -''-se''
List year $500. ....'. 49, =
r., Btit.f1. &C. ~ ha &C. q fr-nct I. go bs'e
4, -oaffn4.i, 5 80 bsl,e ok AZ all tniifd
al. - porrs this day, - vtf'eid-y, S12.S 8
I'll 4. this der test -a-' go nhsles-.
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THE Copiah county witnesses are monop-
olixipe a, lea,t one deputy recording snge!.
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pxAp This, M. 90 sIrslKE,A young mer.
ess.t Of Aueus,s, Georgia, has challenged
cIxtesu men, member Of club 70 which
X sournt admission and was blackbAllec'
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Mas. REnxccA PoxERor. the FLonfScr
NroHrrxoALE OF he Army OF the Potomac
died recently AZ Newton, Massachusetts.
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SEVERAL OF the Now York Suns booms
threaten to evolute into boomersnGs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-20

EvAsoELIsr HARRISON is still trying te
knock the Old Boy out at ST. Louis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-20

Now, II JOHN SHERMAN could only be in
duced TO stand up against suLLivAs
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All Papers Discontinued at the Expiration
OF tho Time Paid Tor.

Look al the printed label on yolr paper Tho
dsie thereon shows WHOM nc subscription Sk'
rlgfs Forwar the mnnoy il Hmple me Tor
renewal A. YOU daIfo unhfuk.n dies 90 We can.
no always furnish back uuuhlr-
sub, rlher desiring tAo address OF thei7 roper
changed viii pIfho fitIc in ihtlf cNLhuh ia-
ton hnfh no 80 md new nddrnts
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Proc of Postage tu nu Parts of tho United
states md Nnnnun,

Remit hv iran ou pailas pOsilulco money or
d'roirC registered lotion ltsout oiaerFte' We
vii no, ID fOsnnnAhle for miscafrllrlf. Al
cram THE uHRALp, Dallas Texas.
specimen copies sent hcc on application.
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voLrAIsg's house is now used as reposi
tory for bibles. This Is historical irony.
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~ Ksrtuchy Legislature could spend
-, In el.ctine . senator, bat failed te
- their way clear 60 vote relief Tor The
~ sufferers. Is this political economy
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The valuation OF property in New York
city is ~ grea, as that In London.
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HANCOCK and HANCOCK. How's that T.
q double. barree1 ticket!
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Texas a Pacific.
Texas trunk.

0OIso SOUTH.
No. 2. Mall and y press. leaves. ...... 300 p m
ColNG sOiiTH.
No. 4. Neil ard Express. arrives. ..,..liOO m
Traits I md un daily lSundays exce-ie
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'I'x bigger fellow now than OLD BIS
MARcK. 1.-The American Hog.
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BrsMARcK's successor won't return on,
Ycsolutions OF regret to congress.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

WE Authorized AND REQUESTED
w TO aunouuoe Mr c ARSOLn ss u can.
didsts fnr 10 Gle ton a. the uflici Of City Nor
shal Election 21d IA saav IN Anrll.
WE ARE tJrHORlLED TO ANN UNCE
w p -HEEuAN Ga IN independent ctl-
dldate Tor CITY Marshal. Election 2nd Tuesday
IN April
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE W.
w l.. VAUGHAN as candidate 70. Ciiy AZ
sassor IN collector Election, nd Tuesday
Aad.
XiTEAEE AUTHORIZED TO AkNouNtE
w Go amo OF captain w r MORTON .7
da1d deia CHS Msrshal Electlon,2iG uel.
cav 81 a ril
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JOSEPH CLAY STILES BLAcKDUEH 10 what
his credentials call for.
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cosz ,cror. o., Feb. ia most disss-
6 = Trssson. . ~ nils'
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NEW TIME GARD.


Houston 4tAhh ttAAfhi.
GoIHo SOUTH.
No. = New orl, ans and Galveston TX
ir.ss msllyl .... ..... -, f!0 m
No " Mixed % ClTsicana OK. sunday 1910 = m
No. 4, Oglgett1u tNprets tdAilyl....... i'uy y IN
o,Iso NORTH.
No. I, ST Louis Express daily. ....... 500 IN
-. II, Mix q % Denisou (. x. sunday 1920 N
No 3, 81 Louis ESr COS idulyl ..,,,, g2) p N
Texas Il Pacific.
O7i>o ssst r.. a 2. DrPoT)
No. 30i. s.. Louis Express go. ....... q a ~.
Leaves VW IA depot ................ Go q IN.
No 80 Local Pas.enrer. ......... $3.50 q. m.
GOING VAST lusIoS DAroT)
No 99i, California Expr.ss, arr. 80. 6.2i y. m.
Leaves ............. ............. Gi5 y ~.
Leaves & = depot Gao D. m
No. so5 local Passenger. arr ....... 25o
lie vs. ...,................... &l0 p. m.
Leav.s I. & = dfpot ...............,. a2l ?. m.
No. 307 fTc Pa senger. 81 a. M
lie ives T 4 y depot. ........... .... 60 a. m;
No 305 G, 4 10 run between to;i Worth and
Marhsn daily exc, pr sunday.
Nns 307 ana afS run between Dallas ana Col.
oiado daiy except Sunday Nos. 3Oi ona SOl
and COS tako meals ~ h Union depot
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CIxcrxSArI now has bigger waterfall
than Niagara.
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&1sEENG5EIzzIl I}4IE BROS
| he Wr0tched Weather

Did not slack Off until the latter part or last week,
and our announced HOSIERY SALE was, therefore,
not success If the weather had been good, we
would have been able TO dispose Of the entire lot,
WI ich is exceptional good value. We therefore,
propose TO give one more chance at them, until
they are entirely sold out
AS we mean these goods for our RETAIL GUS
TONERS ONLY we give notice that we shall refuse
TO sell more than ONE-HALF DOZEN pair Hose to
my one purchaser Ladies Who wish to be real econ
on1ica should not fail to attend this IMPORTANT
HOSIERY SALE!
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HroH water poets exc Aooding the waste
baskets.
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PrTTsBunG, Pa, Feb. 10-Tne foil owing
cell has been issued BY President Russell OF
the National Marine ENGINEERS Beneficial
Association. whose headquarters are In this
city:
10 members OF the Marine Engineers Bene6".
isl Associst on:
Observation-Disclosures the sufferers FROM
high water In the Ohio valley are many
Marine Engineers. members Of the Marine
Engineers Beneficial Association and while
We may not be able to discover
them individually, your aid can
be received II forwarded to the managers Of
tina relief iund Therefore IL is my request
and desire that the various associations,
collectively or individually, contribute as
liberslly Hs possible toward relieving their
distressed brethren residing in the flooded
dist riots.
fsignedj W. +. RUSSELL, President.
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wrDNE.DAl, FEBRUARY 20, 1884.

MAmDI is the bass NAsis.. o. ihsm
oil.
---r --- -s.-----------
THERE 10 still Mlgs-rERHY about HESEy
Trt-ten
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Mr. and Mrs. Everett stebbtns, Belcher.
town. Mass, write our little boy was terribly
ssiiic'ed with scrofuls, Salt Rheum and Eryip'
Alas aver s,pce he IVES born, and nothing We
cou,S rive him helped him until we tried Cuti.
eura Remed 'es which gradually cured him. I'M
al he h row as fair es any child
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CuTlcURA.

ITO CLEANSE THE SKIN, Scalp and Blood o!
scrofulous, Inherited and Contagious Humors,
Blood Polsons, Ulcers Abcesses, and lnfnnti'e
SKIN Tortures. the CUTIcuRA REMEDIES are In
failihle.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16

SATURDAY EVENING. FEB. 10. 1884,
Transports,ion For Lave spook.

transportation FOR Live stook.
In 1915 the committee on agriculture OF
the House Of Representatives. AFTER care
fuI confederation reported as follows:
'Iu 1872 one million head Of cattle were
received in New York, Philadelphia,
Albany. Washington, Boston, Baltimore
and Proyidepoe. Calculating the shrink
ACE ia the common mode Of transportation
of tan Dor cent, there was n sum total oil
one hundred and twenty million pounds OF
beef starved, crushed, goaded and jolted
out OF the cattle brought to the above
named seven cities In q single year.
Putting even tho lowest money value on
this wasted beef, the Wholesale price, and
il u n up to $4,000, 600 of an annual
loss" .
II the s~hriBkage reached the total OF
o. O0, 900 In 1872, 1t must now be fully
s16 O0O, 900. The committee said, and ex,
perience has shown, that three.fourths oil
this can be saved by the use OF . proper
car. Why should the "Eveners reissue
TO save 1t or to let the railroads save 1t
Why do they insist upon INJECTING TINS
dead loss upon the public when 1t Is no
gain to them ? We can understand why
thew should persist in exacting their OWL
tribute Of $5, 900, 900 per annum upon the
food of the people, but We cannot under.
stand why they should desire to sink
a18. 600 600 more, nor what particular
qualification it can be to them TO poison
the unconscious consumer with bad meat
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16
Ku,.a while sitting By the Fire.

Thursday night a cold. blooded murder
was committed in Green county, Tenn
The wife of James Hunter was shot and
instantly killed by ZONE person who hred
from the outside Of the house. Hunter
and his wife and other members of the
family were sitting around the fire when
a gun was fred through q window, three
bullets passing through Mrs. Hunters
head. 1t is supposed that the murderers
intended to kill Mr.. Hunter, but the wife,
In rocking to and fro, received the shot
intended for her husband. Mr.. Hunter is
q wealthy farmer and had just received a
large amount of money. Two brothers
named Moore, who are suspected OF the
murder, were captured below Greenville
coming toward Knoxville. They had a
rifle carrying the same sized bullet as wa
found in Mrs. Hunters brain, and their
footprints correspond with those founC
near Mr.. Hunters window.
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DELICIOUS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIII nE nEL

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL HE HE'LL
IL in the GLOWING churches tomorrow, In
the morning at lON, In the CIV ming At 4 ).
Sunday school IT l:lS y. m. When the hour Is
different IL Is specially noted.
COLLEGE CHA~TEL-cerIuou by Kew. y. .
Stair. Pm H..
USioS BErHEL.-Rev q. W. seilhamer.
WEST M~IsslON-ReV VIM. Powlcs. prayer
meeting ut ul5 aud on Wednesday evening.
OLIvEr BArrIsr C~HURCH-l. VI. {. a. Rooms,
Rev. NJ. FraynC. sunday school At 2 y. m,
GRACE LU~THERNN-NOrth Queen. Rev. c,
Elytn HOupt. sunday school al 2 y. IN.
81. LUKE's REF, AMID CHCRCH- Marietta ave.
| nue.. hev. VIM. +. Lichhter. Sunday school
NJ = y, m.
ID. ID.
SECOND Ev. CHuRCH Eng )-Mulberry street.
Rev l.. y. NORMAN. SUNDAY school at : y. IN.
FIRSr EEsORNEp C~HUECu-Rev. j. A. Peters.
PREsRYTERIAN-Rev. J. Y. Mitchell, u. u.
PRESBYTERIAN (HAFEL- Morning AMI even
ing service by tine pastor, Rev. Thomas
Thompson.
MoRAvIAN-Rcv J. Max Hark. Litany amt
sermon. sunday school at , y. M.
4 ST, JoUS's LUTWERAN Rev. SylvHnuS stall.
Mis- IoN.-Suudsy school NJ y M
SALEM CHURCH OF GoD-Rev. J. Nelson fot.
ter.
ST. PArL's NJ. E.-Rov. 4. l. Collom. Mis-
| sionAry sermon by the pastor. Preaching by
DR. b.. + ". Urban at 7l5. Missionary address
TO the sCnool by Rev. J. I. satcLeu At lI5 p
IN.
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"Those Horrid Pimpies! No, 1 Cannot GO
Please Present MY Excuses"

Probably two.thirds OF tie ladies in society
and homes of our land are afflicted with skin
diseases OF various kinds, to do away with
which, 81 IL could be done without i1iury,
would be the happiest event OF their lives.
Then she would have instead OF a disfigured
and married cOuntenauce, one that would be
handsome, or at least good looking. tor any
one with a clear, pure skin, no matter what
the cut OF her features are, has u certain
amount of good LOOKS which attract every
body, As It IA now, she imagtnes every one
sees and talks about /" those treckles,' "lhose
horrtd pimples," and other blemisnes with
| which she Is afflicted, but this Il true OF either
\ sex.
To improve this appearance great risks are
taken arsenic, mercury, or high-sound titled
named articles containing these deajE dealing
drugs, are taken in hopes OF getting rid OF
allthcse troubles. IN many cases death Is
| the result. No alienation of the burning,
| heating. itching and Inflammation Is given.
All troubled with Eczema (salt rheum)
letters, HumOrs, Inflammation, Rough scalY
EruptiOns Of any kind, Diseases OF the Hair
and Scalp, Scrofula, Ulcels, Pimples or Fem
der feelings on any part OF the body should
know that there Is hope tor them I'm a sure,
| perfect and elegant remedy, known as " DR..
Z. W. Benson's skin cure" 1t makes the
skin white, soft and smooth removes tan and
freckles, and Is the BEST:toilet dressing IN
II WORLD. 1t is elegantly put up, TWO
bottles in one package, consisting OF both In
ternal and external treatment. our readers
should be- sure 70 get this and not some old
remedy resuscitatUd on the success OF DR.. Ben.
sons and now advertised as THE Great skin
Cure" There is only one-it b5ars the docto.'s
picture and Is tor sale by AL druggists, ii per
package.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16

Are you disturbed at night aud broken OF
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the excrucisting pain of cutting teeth :
II so, go at once and get q bottlentMR WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer neutrality-suspicious.
upon It: there is no mistake about 1t. There is
not a mother on earth who has ever usei It,
who will not tell you at once that 1t Will
regulate the bowels and give rest 10 the
mother. and relief and health TO the child. OPP
Grating like magic. II Is perfectly safe to use
in all cases, and pleasant TO the taste, and Is
the prescription of one OF the Oldest and best
emale physicians in the United states. SOIL
| everywhere. . cents q bottle.
mayI-A W saw
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4 BOUT
4" NO DIRECTORY RELIABLE UNLESS
COMPILED BY ONE FAMILIAR
WITH THE M OF
THE pEnpIED

The Poyd Publishing Company. alias the c,
". Howe Company, having published a card
desire 10 vcntilate the matter tor the INFORM
alton Of those who are interested in the Lam
caster City and County ID rectory.
The tWo "companies' are composed until
further notice J OF Mr.. =. Fred. Boyd. One
name not being sufficient for the extensive
business of the accompany" Mr.. BOyd's vile
has kindly consented toailow hers 10 be used
In the christening OF the &, T.. Howe Company.
The policy OF the company" as tar rs Gen.
tile in the outer darkness can Judge from its
practice appears TO be- 10 publish It's own al.
Tectories with the least expense and labor
possible, and 10 pirate US many OF the direc-
tories belonging 10 other people AS possible.
The Boyd-Howe combination came TO Ian.
easter two year ago ana tried TO run out
MIR, John N. Barnes: Mr.. W. Andrew Boyd, a
brother, came to Wilmington, Del, IN 1879,
ana tied 70 run out Ferris Bros,
Der OF persons who had wanted very
badly TO see him before he went. The
last year, and tried TO run out" Ferris Bros,
who publish tho Camden Directory and 1T "
Is now again in Lancaster, end~esyoring to
complete the running out >" OF Mr.. John ii.
We undertook the publication OF the Lam
caster County Directory this year, knowing
what a wretched Directory the last one issued
was, ana not knowing OF MIR. Harness inten.
ton to publish his book and "a soon az we
forces with him. Mr.. Barnes last County III
rectOry, published several years ago, Is q
motel OF excellence ana we can say no more
than that we mean thai the Directory tor 1884
shall be as good, We have no objection 10
make 10 competition, either from the T.. Il,
H%owe-BOyd Company or anyone else, II car,
rlsd on In "A fair ana open way but when the
pie OF Lancaster with its finger In It's eye,
ground Of being fnrsl In tne neld,H we think
II will appear simply ludicrOus 10 those VINO
the people of Lane ,stsr will agree with Us
that 1t Is time the running out - business
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16
ppsumonis Prevented.
OYSTER BAY. QUEsN's Count
INV YORK, ApTil IL, lSNj,

OYSTER BAY, QUEsN's COUNTY,
NEW YORK April IL, lSS. I
1 believe I have been saved from a terrible
illness by ALoooK's Porous PLAsrERs.
About a month ago l WAS attacked with a
violent pain in my chest, accompanied 10y
fever and great difficulty In breathing. lap
pretended pneumonia, which Is so prevalent
at present; [ went to bed and applied one
OF Alcock's Plasters between my shoulder
blades and two on my chest. In an hour my
breathing was much easier, I'm two hours the
pain had lett me, h the next morning l
awoke perfectly free from fever. lwentabout
nv business as usual and atthe end OF week
took the plasters of.
For the last ten years AllCock's Piasters
| have e used by my family with the best
| OBJECT In colds. coughs, and pain in the side
and hack. r. Il. SHERWOOD.
Re sure 10 obtain " Allcock's Porous Pas.
tar "a nil others are worthless limitations.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16
MEDICAL
IRON sIrTERs
Like an Evil Spirit.

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pproyedw ay to keep them out was to Plug u the Keynote ma s"p inc U"cSs
with cotton. Notwiuntandin these pevenuvem measures the vii things hsd 'heiro "v
md on came in as thyp pleased.
10 comes malaria W. lays We try to keep out of the koyhoie andn ONE In by
rho cracr We on nm the crack and 10! II comes from al@k In the plumbing, or an open
inc from some nernctedd drain or from sms unsupported source and ungmded dree Ion
Wa corrot alvaysk esp malaria out but we can give II battle and drive its n"tsi rm
or svatons II Bowns Iron Brprs SIS taken in timer aarah as not ghost OF n chance
Tma Ia the pmt family medicine Your druggist sells IT., INT you fought Keep Mdtem