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New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
potash there VIA oniy ie mold anh 'hn' whefo tho
lon ubaurod - iDini The uthnf bread

RELATION or lttruiNANfs 10 ilhNirH'-N"
English sclohtst claims to nave proved ~ inv''uR'
on nnh experiment that. IN respect to heath the 'leo
tlr Ip possrasrs ndvnninqpa over M other lnminans
now IN tho ntnr with the single exception of occ,
tticiy, hnving a vntinq effect upon the atmosphere
t. ,.,tn.t., a .t.,. .t,, ., tht, outboritr
Inc various "Il'lN' "+"'7' "c'p'"'H "'''' "'''''''
dcr widely I'm The important TACT thnt thcy are All
mara or les encient in e rnvs a The yio end Tho
go 49,, 1T. -. ,., ,,ht,b
~ @ @ul XXX '''l ~ ~ ,nt ~ o,,,ct or tbc
M xxx, 49, !, ia, g h., ,ir .r, ,rbich IA richer
~ ,h h ,,,s ,in an' KHAN T. I'M an uc yrioe side of
M',,,l M ~, ti ty, i1ctrin U~h heir next heat
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26

',fe.alvine centre of nmily ~ worlds may DO far
greater than haa hitheito been airr.'asii. -
RtunAnb A. PROCTOR
Aru. jopt, dec, ~. 1871.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
Auction Sales OF Reil G0iaIe'

NEW AND ENCELLEN lL( cgn,pP'S@s %
y Wooltn Mil IN ino ciw Of Ai'g,,M, Ii'n"e In .aa
,rty n, ttdny Iauuar .. l-Nl ~ o' o' p u,,a,S iOx
al Irfrt ntlf "a alnut IT, of lite N'e' ~ 40
t,NuuN nl,n c0,,G 9stnly hiok ,}c hod's s,,,. sy,v
,i,, nh ,ng uo and boiler house nnl M -, ~
@ t,.. o about lua2tp fy.i 'ntns p" n"l. n". lr,nety
,.,,t,r ,,ith An the NJ best and la,c' iuli'N'" u
i1r mfth,r particulars appS Ia ,,,,,ppV
sheuf
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
Craclera,
i)ropooIl5.


Y STATE srsgET NEW YoeA Dee H. i''i'
PROPOSALS in duplicate, srllod ana III
Mia for SIpnlies Advertised viii b. received AZ ths % o
noe until = Oo0ck January lot n' i1l oe is.
Mn, nt the les. dualitY De- delivered N'Hh tllY Ny.
tu d,fs OF oulcr free oi expense, al ihe navy ~" WV
A0Ik. . -. o., ..,, mn. a., ..t,-rpRfNG
600 Feet Rubber uosc -! ply DH eipp.' '"''' VIZ"
COUPLINGS 1dtuofcd ,-...,.,
Samples can br seen a. the Navy yarn - ,,, ,ay not
Tho ieht IL reserved tn lrlri Ihf oi 900 ".'' '''N IVY
lr ,lrsrd aS lutagruu, 10 the 'fo,tihh N and faith.
Two responsible sure 'f' itlhii'' TOT ''' l''''N
fnl dulNniy ui tur suppli'H aN"i"td .
ulutla lrms viii bc uilaaH,i a tif nilfr .dsfei
Nd, not properly .sH,d and ''tiiicl W th, 49, vAN
ray Director lui"l asl'a "'''
tVESTS FOR PAINTS .......,,,,,
MArfilNlfuf. o. l' - 10
The Nay Department invite, ilnn n.n' ,i,en, fof tho
t,sf. nf ant enltony aui Aun lruInH 'nhr' l"' w.
vettri tIrlittsuf strrl fOHttif .i. ..,.uie, NAY
,ifeuar lnlfaIur the Navy Nhnl =" Nh'' ~ 90
bT ,r,t ami fho frltcuIruts nnd tnuIih'n ,i,ai ia.
tr ohaia,d ng applying f0ur addtr'fnf l'i nni Navy
want himpfuu ttraii'nt ni iin nNfh N'fl''' '
p'p' mont "''''"s"'' MILAN D. CnANpLth
"'' er.irilS ~ tlO Nafr
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
A QUESTION or TASTE.

A QUESTION or TASTE
lle-"Do YOU like Whitmans Leaves Of
Grass I" ... .....
rhc-"i never hnh any of 'em nnt think hiH choco.
ia,es are TOO ioycly TOT anything
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
Ncn lJnhilcnLlpne.

The Century 60, awong tho bencfac'ors OF tho
hun,n t. that whue lhe en-.
i,tf, ptlnis ~ head marcflrc literature IN
"a Nrhon. 'ye thr boat aerial pa bicatOn Tor uoy-
nul grs rtc9'nt gen ration hi' soen-llhe 'Ouuliy
Nrnilnmnn. L0L Ion.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
1nsitntilon.
BROOKLYN.

nERIIfZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
- BnOOHLyN, ~ y, 30 tourist. The patleldj
BOSTON. DAbfl MORE
PROVIDENCE MAafifHu1bv
superior method Best " native tnlchcts Hltttdye Ia
sona IN ANAL classes Di p1lti t11 Many rrl' Lessons M
conversation ana cofrssDOndeuce fe lectures teats~
pfiyate school sinlens fesiencA Ftee r
lessons. TERMS BEUiN NOW.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26

Prr.WoOp BNrns ~ PrLNONAHN CAsLs,-
Al .ono of the wntsrinR plicotof Grrmtny ih' trN
umpio prescription of the ph,aicnu b. that The patient
shond sprud several hour, q dy wdhinf or udiuf
through the pine wood liii simple rcttmrnt % NMl io
be- soneumc. snpplomouted hy tle tidug of pm-hnh''
nnH in the ca.c of kidney d,on'e' u for d'cdo chill
,lren hls s claimed to bc mighty bouonclr The b1ih ia
prepared by pouring into tho Wttor about half "a tum
brf ~ nn extract mido from thr ftrh uccl' ni lhr
nine. this oNtrtDt ~ dark iu color ana closely tr-rmh
mo as.r. in ruu.i.t,ury and WHru poured INTO li" hih
gitr, the Wntrr muddy appearance, NlIhh Hr rhl l"'"
nt thr surface. adjunct 90 thr dHN hdlh thl7 poo
zion nt pIur extract b. rud t0 induce most hr
sou.atIuu. gives The skin dcuruufN -uii ana @lhy
feeiina. and uno ch,ct ON the nerves is quictns.
ExTEuuENIs WIN Is jrAp.--Some interest
iug,Npcrimcnt, with bread atr described m tr hn'W
/,ifnng saloylo acid MIXED with tho dough ani
I'm oncc-c the dough Was saturated with %; IN another
case tho proceeding tho ,amo with tine addition oi
acid -ulphio Of potash tu the salCy yiOu lcd Inc cN'
permcnt being made ior me purpose of noting the pre-
scrynu,c ami other qnauuos m cacnc,,c. After mhnS'
the bread Was tnprolsHi dried IN tho op'n air ANA lh'
loavca then washed m .ahcyhc water ana placed III
,o..i Xoo,.u Drcli lnr.ts A'thrcud of twenty .clcn
ilt4 afte4 tu4 Tao broad n hoih cases was tN
p,tn n,'d nui W-.lr thr DuHt m was moist il'Nhf
nit no the tuI MOI IuiIt TOM days The olrnh Nhlrh hl
h.u ftlf.i win ,i, Ions ard alone WuA toNrtv Wln
mold tnt,h reach "a drUN min inc Wttrut ul ihc NlNcri
IN tpr bicad Nh bah been u,aicf WIN the ae'N ann
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26

SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF DlPHTHERIt-
Dr Sclcn of stockholm. relates his method Of treating
diphthcrd by the cyanide OF mercury, employing sou
tion of ouc-tcnh grain the ounce OF which, to Older
children aud adults tctspoonfu Is given every hour OF
half hour day night; the plt'at also g1r-le' fret
qucnty with the solution. 1T ease, of threatened hear
failure there f. given, In lliiton some fokay wine and
I'm pcrltc eases thcro added to this t1hcspooutu
oil of turpiuc ia cap ~ milk Great STRESS II uu
anon the treatment during crlVHlcsrcrrr fresh ar,
nnuii.hng diet and strict confinement m u' hrng m
sisted upon. Under the fuhlm'nf Of these conditions
Dr ~clcn lnst but three ont ot the large number o
fi>ty- y-one eases OF contagious dphthrrA which lie
treated.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
a,,r tr,ySprrr DISASTER.

A.. r,,r ,t.x, prtrA. 4 Narrative cf the search iot
:" lieutenant con nandca IT, iS9e en,a ma pnhnSSr. W
p'W"rs rdlcd hy Mrtvittr PHILIPS. $40 PIP
=, az ii,nrhon. Miln \ Co
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-14

" am BaptI.' Minister, and before | ever
thought OF buiu- 70 clergyman, | graduated in
medicine, nnl a.. a lucrative practice for my
present profession, 40 years 'HO. | was tor
many year % fyICr from G.fl.y: "ThOJaIs' =
hciectrtc OF c1yrd me-" | We also troubI.d
With hOhrso -, and IhOm0s' electric on al.
WAY relieved me. My wife rul child had
hp.lhcria, ana Thomas Ecie~'-tc on cured
them and II taken in time II Will cure seyea
out OF ten. am confident It Is IL cure for III
mos: obstinate cold or cough, and II any one
will take small teaspoon and halt MI it with
the on, and then place the end OF the spoon In
one nostril and draw the OIL out OF the spoon
into the head by smiling ~ hard As they can,
until the OF falls over into the throat and
practice that twice u week, don't care how
offensive their head may be, II will clean IL
out and cure their CataTrh. For deafness and
ehrache II has done wonders 10 my certain
knowledge. II Is the only medicine dubbed
patent medicine that have ever felt like re-
commenting, and ! am very anxious to see IL
In every place, tor tell you that | would moi
be without II In my house tor any considcra.
ton. ! am now suffering with II pain like
rheumatism IN my right limb. and nothing re-
heVeS rie Iihe Thomas hciectrio OHn
-, DR.: l., y. CRANE, Cory, Pa
and lSo North Queen street, Ss"' A''
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A-AIiLt ELkTOS.

Judah T.. fe Il amin's Dome s.tio Life.
There were some exceedingly curious
and interesting incidents in the domestic
life of the late Judah =. Benjamin. He
married early in life a very beautiful
woman She did something which of
Tended the society OF New Orleans. Mr..
BENJAMIN was much devoted to her, aud
1t wounded him keeuIy He spsnt years
and vast amount of trouble and money to
win back for her her place in society, but he
never succeeded. Once he gave q grand
ball in New Orleans all the men invited
came, and not q single woman. That
crushed his hopes then. When be was
elected to the Senate he brought his wife
TO Washington and set up magnificent
establishment The old grudge against
his wife was remembered, and he again
found himself obliged TO go in society with
out his wife or to remain is seclusion. he
sold his splendid household effects at a
great loss, gave up his house, and said
despondently TO a friend. II am bankrupt
in heart, purse and reputation. His wife
than went to Paris where he sup
ported her in splsndor and visited
her often His Own tastes were Of the
simplest kind, aud his personal ex-
penses hardly a 1.-THE Of his great earn
ings. He knew how 20 charge clients, and
often described with relish his plan Of
making fee FIRST" he said, Il charge
a retainer. then charge a reminder, next
charge a refresher, aud then | charge a
fiusher " He was exceedingly liberal, and
had no love of money for moneys sake
His law Office in London was the darkes
and 6ingiest Granny imaginable. Their,
were two rooms, one tolerably comfortabl
which was occupied By his clerks, an
the other absolutely meagre, occupied b.
the great jurist himself. Itwas fayorit
resort of Southeuers, and pilgrimage I
the shabby little law office was religiousl
performed by nearly every SOuthcner wh
visited London.
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Aanrastrr fnteIltgfnrer.
EVENING, MAY ia, lse4.


TROU AND j.
strange, strange, Tor thee and me
sadly sfar
Thou, safe beyond, above,
I, meath the star;
Thou, whore flowers deathless spring,
I, where they fade;
Thou, in Gods Paradise,
I. mid times shade.
Thou, where each gale preathes balm,
I, tempest tost
Thou, where true Joy is found,
where tits lost
Thou, counting ages thine,
1, not tho morrow
Thou. learning more OF bliss.
l, more Of sorrow.
Thou, in eternal peace,
I, mid earth's strife
Thou. where care hath no name
1, where tits life;
Thou, Without need nope
Iwhere tits vain
Tbou. with wings dropping bght'
1. with times chaip'
strange. strange, for thee and me,
Loved, loving ever,
Thou. by Lies deathless tount,
Linear Deaths river,
Thou winning " 'sdon's love,
1, strength TO trust;
Thou. mid tho seTaphim,
I, I'm the dust.
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Modoc Indian Oil

VIII never be forgotten by tho q who saw the
wonderful cures PERFORMED In public by the
Indian medicine men. The Indian- Oclievcit
10 be the Great Spirits medicine. IL relieves
all pain instantly.
ASK your druggistforM MODOC INDIAN OIL.
Take no other, It Is the best. Price % cents
per bottle ; nve bottles TOR tl. All keep IL.
hA-IOS-hA, MOdOc Indian OH ana Indian
Cough syrup Tor sale (whOlesale and TetalD
at Cochran's Drug Store, No. l37 andJ' SOItG
Queen street Lancaster. Pa.
mSlydWHESW
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DO You iyoIieye IL,

That in this town there are scores OF persons
passin our store every day whose lives are
made miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia
Sour and distressed Stomach, Liver Com.
plaint, Constipation, when for 75c. we will sell
them Tons Nitalizer, guaranteed TO cure
them. Sold by II. y. Cochran, druggist, NOS,
81 and l59 lrth Queen street. fcb7.eou2
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T III NJ WITN NVIT71
JAMES L. MOsMtK
nakr Nnnr IhnLra

You can be weak, nervous, debilitated. and
despundeut disg uaiined tor work OF head or
hand, or YOU can enjoy iair share OF health
and peace OF mint. BurdOck Blood Biuers
will alley your misery and do YOU world
OF good u you VIII but have faith to try FOR
sale by ii. b. Cochran, druggist, lo7 and l84
North OueeD street
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Oh BROADWAY, RoON 50.

NEW YORK, March !! lsS3
Having been cured OF a severe attack OF
rheumatism OF the neck and shoulders by
using Allcock's Porous Plasters, | feel II my
duty 10 strongly commend their use 10 any
similarly afflicted. FOR "A period OF several
months had Exhausted many other so called
remedies without obtaining tho slightest re-
lie' Finally applied one OF AnCock's Porous
Plasters, and found myself almost immedi.
ately cured.
lcoDs.der Inem Il true blessing.
Faithfully yours,
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\VEAh'
UNDEVELOPED PARTS,

OF the Human Body enlarged, developed l.
strengthened" etc, Is an interesting adyer-
usement long run in our paper. In reply 10
OF hunbug about this, On the contrary the
advertisers are very highly indorsed. Inter.
ested persOns may get sealed circulars giving
all particulars by aidre sing ERIE Medical
Co., Buffalo. y. Y.-7oledo Erentng Bee.
al-lyuMN aFdw
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has given AllcOck's Porous Plastcrs the laIg-
e-t sale Cf any external remedy in the world,
II you have teen using other kinds Of plasteTs
one trial OF "AllcUCk's" will convince you OF
lntir won IeIlul supariOiltY.
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American Art,

Photographs. Engravings. etc. can be ex-
quisitely cOored with with liquid Art COlors
made from Diamond Dyes. Full directions
for this htauti'ul art work, with u handsome
colored cabinet photo sent TO any address tor
10 cents. WELLS Il RICHARDSON 4 co.
Hnrlinptpn W
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MagHIkERY.


HAyIn8 DISSOLVED pAkTn EHs,Ip
i l. and petmanenuy closed the Chestnut
street Iron Works, desire TO inform nv old
sun IN the business, being located In the Penn
Iron Company's Works, North Plum street,
where am making Iron and Brass Castings
oteYery de'triptiOn, and will be pleased 10
serve all who may favor me with their patron.
age, from 20 years experience In the bushes
anu using the btst material and employing
the pest mechanics, | am sati ned can guar
hntee enure satisfaction Castings made from
hmlkture OF iron and steel which are more RS.
best cast iron known. V teeth roll ninionS
rolls ana rolling min work a specially. CAST
ines mhle ot very soft iron, and brass oaat-
lnHs OF every description, have ali tins nat
tors al the "eil ana tayOrably known Mowrer
Corn anu Cob Crusher, RENTED and mproyeu.
Also on manu-, mills completely lifted tp on In
parts, 10 replace Old ones which have boen In
use ior years guaranteeing them 10 give sal.
anRl4-5n0 &C, MoCUILEy
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Ka.Ton-Ka

Operates with energy upon the bowels, liver
kidneys, and pores of the skin, thus eNpt Hing
by means of these organs, the disCase-geTIus
or cause OF sCTOiulous, Inherited, and COntA
gtous humOrs and disease which float I'm the
blood. Precipitation and urine. In forty min
utes after taking the first dose II may be de-
tected by chemical analysis IN the blood, per.
sptration and urine, where II acts upon diS.
eased or morbid impurities ana destroys thum
after which they pass harmlessly from the
system, Hence It's great power over diseases
which derive no benedt from all other forms
OF treatment As a blood purih r and spring
medicine II surpasses all other compounds. II
acts gently yet freely upon the bowels, over
coming constipation, dyspepsia, sick head.
ache. furred tongue bi!lUusness, tOrD.dlty Of
the liver, high CUlOFed or tllckened urine, In
q very few doses. IL eNCites the APPETITE, In.
CTeases the rrsh. hardcns the muscles, anu
solidines the bones. 1t Is mother remedy.
regulating ana strengthening the material
functions, II purltes the iema e system OF
Lucrative weaknesses and GCbi.itattng hum
Ors. IL eNpels the trst symptoms of heredi.
tary huIHOrs and diseases in children and
youth. II II wonderful in nervous debility,
emsciatiOn and drOpsy. II eNpeis the cause OF
rheumatism ami gOut and Invariably cures.
There are no forms OF disease upon which the
medicine does not act iavoably by reason OF
Its purifying action on the great fluids ct the
SYSTEM. Price tl per bottle, SIX bottles Tor g..
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81, ,OUU,UUU cdln Lancaster al
The Tailor's Guild.

To-Day We open the largest invoicC of the
latest novelties 10 De found I'm tho European
market from the popular and celebrated house,
A ORlGET RUE vINIENNE PARls, also
a very select line OF samples from the popular
English TAILOR, etc., II. klMPrOS, l@
STRAND. LONDON, VIC
We invite a general inspection aud criu-
clsm. Wo purpose having on memorandum
Al all times everything new aud stylish In the
market aS soon ~ they are brought out. Any
person wishing to have their measures taken
here and sent over TO London or Paris tor
suit or any style garment, can DO so. We are
prepared to NJ, the order from selections
made among our samples Any orders we
put up here will 10 warranted superior TO any
Of the leading houses IN the trade for style
{, { and quality OF material 81 greatly uced
prices.
Our facilities for getting goods DIRECT
saves the intermediate or jooOers percentage
we also handle the largest line OF American
productions, representing the stocks OF i've OF
the largest and best New York aud hree Of the
most prominent Philadelphia houses in the
wholesale cloth tralc. Everything pertain
ing to drst.class tailoring can be mai here.
All are cordially invited to call and examine
our immense line OF novelties,
satisfaction guaranteed IN every particular
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-14
Indian Cough Syrup

Is certainly the best remedy OF iLs Kind ever
Introduced, ana AL people who are suffering
with coughs, colds and lung troubles should
not delay It's use. Price cents per bottle.
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Nj MAH'roS "ohos'
WEAK NERVOUS MEN

Whose debility, exhausted powers, prema.
ture decay and failure to perform liie's du ties
properly, are caused by cXCcsses, errors OF
youth, etc, will ind perfect ana lasting res.
tOratiOn to robust health and vigorous man.
mood In THE MARSrOS BOLUS. Neither
stomach drugRing nor instruments. Thi.
treatment OF Nervous Debility ana Physical
Decay Is uniformly successful because based
on perfect diagnosis, new and direct methods
aud absolute thoroughness. Fun In nformsSlOn
and Treaties tree. Address Consulting Phy.
sician OF MABSTOS REMEDY co, 46 w. lIth
st., New York. aprl-lyM, W .FSw
EKAYs SrEUIrIU mEDIuIsE. - THE
" Great knRlish Remedy. An unfaiIinR
cure tor lmpOtency, and all Diseases thai
follow loss OF Memory, Universal Lassi.
tude, Pain in the BACK, Dimness OF
Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
other diseases that lead 10 Insanity on Con.
sumption and Premature Grave. fun par.
uculars In onr pamphlet, which We desire 70
sshu ilee Dy mail 10 every one. The Specific
Medicineis sold by all druggists al al per mack
age, or SIX packages tor e. or will be sent free
oy mai on the receipt OF the money, by ad
dressing the agent 'N' -"
II. B. COCHRAN, Drugpist-
Nos. lSl anu lSJ North Queen stlegt' ISncas-
ter, Pa. '''"'a7-
On account OF counterfeits, We have adon,-
90 ths yellow WRAPPER the only genuine
IhS GAAf MEDICINE co,
-NuSN WV RntRln " Y
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Head ache, Neuralgia, Nervousness,
sleepleseness and Dyspepsia.

DIR. BENSON's preparation Of Celery and
momile for nervous diseases Il the most
important addition made to the uidteri1 medi-
ca in the last quarter OF a century, Dr. j..
W. j Englar, OF Baltimore
"Dr. Benson's Pills are worth their weight
in gold In nervous and sick headache. pr.
A II. schichtcr, OF Baltimore.
These Pulls are invaluable In nervous dis
eases."-Dr Hammond, OF New York
"Dr. Benson's pills tor the cure OF Neural
gia are a success."-Dr. q. \. Holman, Chris
hamburg, Va.
These pills are special precautionary tor
the cure OF special diseases, rs named, ana
for these diseases they are worthy OF uial
by all intelligent sufferers. Theyare pro pared
expires sly to and WiH cure sick hdadache ner'
vous headache, neuralgia, nervousness rarh'
ysis sleeplessuess and dyspepsia.
Sold by all druggists. Price, 50 cents box.
Depot, lOs North Eutaw street, Baltimore,
Md by mail. two boxes tor sl, or SIX boxes
for t25O, 10 any address,
DIR. BESsOS's NEW REMEDY AND "A.
NnRITE pRFsERlpTIDN
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DErhslLNArIA RAiLROAD- ksA
i sCuEDuLE- - ON and aftar sUSDAr
NV EMBEh, Is, lssi, trains on tho Penney
yanta Rai!road will arrive at and leave "a
Lsnca-toI and Philadelphia dcputsa as follow. .
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MEDEOAL.

1NHEY ARE OLEArLN ArD EbtSs
There ia no other external remedy thtt
does so much good az Benson's Capclhe TOT
0us plastprs
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Hanover Accommodation west, connecting
at Lancaster with Niagara Express ut 9:6
VIII run through 10 Hanover daily, except
Sunday.
Frederick Accommodation, weet, connecting
At Lancaster with Vas, Line wsst at l:,5 viii
run through tO f-odeTick.
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Indians Have Gone

But their medicines remain with us, and can
be found IN every crug store in the city, AMI
people who are using their medicines can be
supplied at the same prices as wege established
fha In llnna
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RErsON's PILLS.
I From ihe Sst0 Haven: Regfsier.I
~ CELERY, SM
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BERLIN, March IA in the reichstag Prince
Bismarck in a speech justified his refusal &c
receive the Lasker resolutions adopted by
the house of representatives of the
United States. He. said that while
recognizing the excellent intentions of TIE
United States congress, he couldn't harness
himself to the triunphal Oar of the opposition
party of Germany by giving national sanction
to the eulogium contained in the American
resolutions.
Bismarck continued: Il should have re-
Trained from mentioning this matter except
for the manner i'll which the reichstag
has discussed it, and for the charge of
interference made by Herr Richter
The relation, of Germany with America
have always bean good, and. the govern
ment has constantly tried to cultivate
them" Ever since he had been minister the
relations between the two countries had been
satisfactory. After the war with Austria
in 1866, and again after the Franco-Prussan
war, America gave numerous proofs of sym
pathy, not only with the prosperity Of the
empire, but also with the person of the
chancellor