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DEATH of COL George III. Rrowne.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept 27.-Col. Geo. Ell.
Brown, prominent lawyer. died of paralysis on
Saturday night, aged sxty-seven. He was in
Congress when the war broke out. and left to
take command of the Twelfth Rhode Island
Repiment
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Steamship News.

New YORK, Sept N.-Arrived Servia, from
Liverpool
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 27-Arrfved: Lord Give,
from Philadelphia; Auronia, from New York;
Sandman. from Montreal. Sailed: Abyssinia,
Galha- for New York.
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Blind Factory Burned.

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-James G. Wilson's
venetian blind factory, at Nos. 527 and 500 West
Twenty-second street. was this morning de-
stroyed by fire. Loss to building and contents
$50. 900; partially insured
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A Fight Near Adrianopie.

LONDON, Sept 27.-Advices from Bucharest
report that fighting occurred on Friday near
Adrianople, and that during the engagement
thirty Roumeliaps were killed and 300 wounded.
The Turkish losses in the ten days fighting at
Djakovo were 200 men. The Albanlans lost
!. 900 killed
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Brooklyn Union fMu

Brooklyn Union tMugwumpl
The elasticity of the phrase offensive parti
sAnship" Is cause Of more nonsense and cant
than anything else the administration has said
or than anything il has done.
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The Presidents Letter to Mr. Eaton.
oecial to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Sept. pa great deal of COM
men has been INDUCED in by the Democrats
here who have the courage of independence, upon
Mr.. Ceveland's letter to Civil-service Com
missioner Eaton. The letter upon its first ap-
pearanee created q good deal of indignation
among genuine Democrats. They knew full
well that 1t stultifed the party and placed it in
an inconsistent position. President Cleveland,
more than anybody else, is authorized to speak
for his party. The Democratic party is opposed
to civil-service reform, and if it had sufficient
honesty would smother the law in Congress
Whenever the President Endorses civil service
reform and pledges his support to it he departs
from the practicable principles of his party, and
exasperates the workers in it. It must have
been observed, however, that the President is
running in contra direction to his party in a
great many things Your correspondent has
been unable to find single representative Dem
oerat who indorses President Cleveland's letter
to Mr.. Eaton. He has heard, however, a good
many representative Democrats denounce the
sentiments expressed, and deprecate the cir
cunistances which led the President into thus
expressing himself.
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Collector Hedden probably meant we'll enough
when he appointed Sterling and Jardine to po-
sitions only he is under the mistaken belief that
the New York custom house is q Washingtonian
home
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Communicating in North Carolfna.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 26-Gen Robert Vance,
Commissioner OF Patents and known as the
Christian gentleman" tells acampaign incident
upon himself which is worth narrating. Gen.
Bob has brother Zeb who is in the Sen
ate. The Senator is great story teller and
fowery orator He can go after the eagles
feathers in about as short order and as success
fully as George Vest or any of the rest of them
General Bob says that while he wascampaign-
ing in his district, down in North Carolina, sew
eral years ago, he stopped over night at the
house of one of his constituents and, when he
was about leaving in the morning, turned to his
host and inquired if he could depend upon him
for q vote.
Eyes, | guess so, Bobby" said the host; ~
had about made up my mind to vote for you.
Your brother though, he is running for office,
too. don't know so we'll about him. I am a
plain-spoken man, Bobby, and the fact u.s. they
say Zeb has heap more sense than you have,
and that he cuts bigger figure up at Washing
ton, but, believe, you have the best character,
and, as go more on character than sense, will
tote for you this time and let Zeb go by. Zeb
las more cunning but my mind is not very clear
IN his character just now"
General Vance says that good old constituent
paign and worked for him like beaver; but he
never failed to get in his little work on brother
Zeb's character" However, both were elected.
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COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 26.

Hon. A. 8. Bushnell. Chairman. ETC.:
Dear Sir-Your last favor has just been received.
Governor Hoady has not been engaged in the work of
proposing questions to Judge Foraker through Pro-
hibitionists any other persons, has the Demo
cratic party done so. Our candidate however, has
the courage to answer all questions put to him the
stump through thepubic press. If your candidate
has equal courage it is not fault but your mis-
fortune If you can induce Judge Foraker to answer
the questions plainly put to him in last letter.
if your committee will answer them for him. we will
be pleased to you and arrange for joint debate
as indicated in answer. Yours respectfully
T. e. POWELL Chairman.
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Further and More Urgent Invitation.

COLUMBUS, O., Sept 2.-The following adj
ditional correspondence has passed between the
Republican and Democratic State executive COM
mittees. on the subject of joint debate between
Judge Foraker and Governor Hoadly:
COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 26, 1885.
To Hon. Thomas e. lowell, chairman Democratic
State Executive Committed
Dear Sir-I have just received from Judge Foraker
the following which explains itself. In accordance
Herewith. hereby repeat his challenge for joint
discussion with Governor Hoadly, and request
early conference tor arrangement of the details.
A. S. BUSHNELL.
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Hon. Thomas E. Powell Chairman. etc:

Hon. Thomas Il. Powell. Chairman, etc:
Dear Sir-By your favor of this afternoon I am
pleased TO that you do not deny that Governor
Hoady, through Prohibition allies. has been engaged
in the small work of propounding questions to our
candidate for Governor From your we'll known truth
fulness did not suppose you would have the hardi-
hood to do this after the at Pauldng
yesterday, where the undigniied scheme exposed
Under the circumstances do not wonder that you
condescend to crawfsh for the purpose of
keeping Governor Hoadly from meeting manly
tagonist in manly way. Yours very truly,
A. S. BUSHNELL, Chairman.
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COLUMBUS, O.. Sept. &c.

Hon. A. s. Bushnell, Chairma etc.:
Your letter has just been received in which you claim
that the Prohibitionsts as allies of our party have
propounded certain questions to your candidate for
Governor. The Prohibition party is ally of the
Democratic party We against them and against
prohibition. They, the other hand. against
and for prohibition. IF Judge Foraker will declare
whether he is an ally enemy to the Prohibition
party whether he is in favor of prohibition against
it, will be pleased to meet with you and the chair
of the State Prohibition executive committee and
arrange for discuss by all three candidates upon
this and all other questions involved in the present
canvass. Yours truly, L. E.. POWELL. Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-12

Ctr properip 90 Get
ELEGANT new brownstone houses
IA. cabluet trimmed; ali improve ments West Sithst,
adjoining riverside drive. Rent tS40 ~
POTTER & BRO, sac West S3dst
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Glotbins.
MR.. DELURY

CaHs attention TO the Neo English ride wale
d'dgonats. They are the latest designs in goods
Jor haf-dress Suitings, and are at present very
popular on the other side We are making them
Mree and four button Morning Goats (,cith
Sha~t Collar WdiStcOats), bound medium ride
sax 6rd'd ETC., for. S25 and 1876
trousers are Worn vide. among the high class
trades in London they are making them Is and
III inches at Knee and to show pronounced
crease dorm the front and back We are n,aking
them from Cheeks, Piaids, Stripes, etc., from
Sc so to $15
English Serge Suitings new colourings, lined,
Sun corded seams, etc. 1875
We hare been using these goods for the past
N0e years and guarantee the colours. orr prices
mare a''cayS been $25 plain lining, but as ace
mare made arrangements TO import them cheaper
th'S season, and not 'CiShing to make a suit of
clothes tOWer than the dbore price, ace hare de-
c'ded to put in pure dye silk Hripg which ,ciH
more than coUer the difference and produce finer
looking garments
AH goods TO order and warranted as repre-
Sented. Our prices are % to 35 per cent lower
man the fancy price tdilOrs charge for same
goods and workmanship, which can be certified by
calling at oar establishment
Separate department for Ladies' Cloth Suits,
Top Goats. Jackets etc. (O7ginators ofhe new
cut Riding Habit)
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Proposals.
marbles ano 1alantels.

M ARBLE and granite monuments. head
1 stOnes lot Enclosures mnnies thing. DC A. kLABkR
250 to2vO East is Second Avenue Elevated station
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Doar0 ano Rooms.
East Side

East Side
A pleasant, nicely furnished room for gentle
n 30 East 5Ithst three doors west Lexington
ave-. reference.
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At LONG BRANCH.-Elberon. Monmouth
N Teach To let furnished cottages; ocean and River
i'o"'' @ " ~' WIN. LANE, Long Branch.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Monday, May IL. 1850
The following sales were held at the EAchanso
and Auction Room to-day:
BIZ A. IL. Muller Son.
/, , ..orv brick hnilding with lot Nos AZ and ~
BeecEerst s. AS Il Of Broadway lot S91ioO sss 900
I2Sllx93; A Weeks ....--..--...''-''-'-''"
BIZ j. Thomas SeorRs
$780,, uouthorne..t 100 # OF vermilyea-ave 700
lots 25x 90 each. Isaac II Dyckman- -..'''--
RECORDED REAL EsrAFG fHAS'
xEw-YoRK CITY
M. souor;no shows the transactions recorueu
IN the Registers Office to-day. oA,a,.
tsS ARK ana s; Vie @ t5s $4,000
MHI "a Ssi Of thaVe loSA''ii' 1900
ss @ Asnls Sy Utica 10 Horace % a7s
hsv aN%rsfsSo SSih' 26IiOO Henry Born $4,000
62d 4iS az I, , e. to 5h William Beardaiey 10000
East tosdSsy No S5i' Joha Bro sky trustee, to
7nl Henry No 2 as''n tGeine to Maria
GSds eT Ss S 6 ea9epe Rcstey 100000
Chambers ~ hn 30 o'' "'''A" =, ...... 1852
ehsye cor ~ oS ss FiSev jun 1880
7sthst s. lSG ,,s W 20 o. NeWm coWeU 1000
6Sdst IS; a. o. ,Sb or s6Ie T $4,000
Ksefe kS sa9v and aBSisT TO 1900
Cort andts 49, 40 leo inte'e'' nHiy 1000
s2d;sl = a. L. ecntsr to Morris steDhardt s4OO
d2ds & = 81 of l'tave 70 4l7OO
A2d.st 5 AZ n " ot istavs ~ ixl97.6 to l4st-st
irregular same 10 same
1lth-st N 81 4th-st 2Ox1O william Konann
and wife to J MIA ROuann.
Same prope ty; Julia ROmann 20 Anna Romann...
stantonst No 1913; Mary leWpsey TO
Same prop rty; o. RouTks to Mary V p Temp
and another -.......:.;:;...
12e1 hsssci 10 fSo FuR 225OO
79h.st S s, 90 Il W OF Ave-A. 2oxloS.z' Harah "a
S0ell 10 Ed Marrculer ~
1OSt ws,I ~ 10 toy Vioberg and vile - 1000
2ot;st ssm Og 70 y oTide e65OO
72d.si 3 5 rs IL OF iOth.ave 2IxlO2 2: J Haml.
ton and wife TO J Suiphen -. OuVVO
'2d aSa IS other to Lena hewso1 l45OO
Ma Tssn sE. IL bum 70 + $4,000
sOn same 70 same Dso ~ 5000
fe'f pScssr ~ " ! r i and wife '." $500
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Counlrn Boar0
Brushes.

BRUSHES of every description at 80 Pearl
JOHN X HOPPEi. Manufacturer
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AnrtioH Sales OF Rel. Gstate.


A UCTION SALE AT ROCKAWAY BEACH,
~ WEDNESDAY MAY 20.
Choice villa and Cottage sites,
"BAYYIEW TARK" NEAR SEASIDE HOUSE.
HandsOmest properly on the beach
Great chance or investment
The Iron Steamboat Companys steamer Sirius" from
Pier ]. N r., will leave IL O'Clock noon.
Maps and passes free application. Gail upon address
HIqCHCOCK'5 REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
Ia Chambers-st, New-York.
JAMES L. WELLS. ACCTIONEER.
VIII sell at auction ~ O'Clock TUESDAY, May H. az Rea
Estate Exchange and Auction Room, 80 to SO
close estate OF Ann Teddy. twosory frame IL room
cottage and Lots, Highbridgevle.
Small plenty fruit; side of 2dave Just south OF
Derve-si. Maps at 80 Liberty.st, Room 81.
DICHARD V. HARNETT a. CO.. Auctioneers
at ~ o'clock tho Real Estate Exchange and Auction
Room, 50 TO IS LibertysL,
EXECUTORS SALE-By order OF supreme Court Under
direction OF George H. VanderpOel and Frederick w.
L0ew. Executors estate Jacob NanderpOel deceased.
% VALUABLE NITY LOIS.
67thst-Soh SIDE l15 OF west OF 6tb-ave, 75xl005.
Stb-ave.-7h.p feet forth OF SSthst, 25 xlOU.
Soth st-North side. 10 feet west Sth.ave jOxl0O.S
Sth-aye and 57thst.-North west corner full lots
66t1-st-NOrth side $50 West sta ave, 50xlJO5.
61d-st.-NOrth size l25 West shave, l25xiC0.5.
Msr.on-ave. Fordham-west side. 4l0 South Rdge-st.
1bUIi75.
A. @. vANDERPoEL. Attorney 80 Mass u.st
Books and full particulars ONCE OF
rs Lberty-st
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Bnsinsss prcpsrtp tor Sale a D 10 Get.
Brooklyn propsrtp Sor Sale an 60 LIE

ITO LET, FURNISHED.-FOr three or four
Il months fer actual rental OF the house aIone three
story brownstone house near Prospect PARK rent so per
month 81 st. Johns Place
brooklyn.
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At ELBERON.-Beautifu modern cottage
stable and laundry elegant grounds and shade VIII
sold low or rented furnished Tor the season ~,
CHARLES BUEK d Co. 800 Ma1is0nave, new 1Ork,
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AN EXTRACT


FROM SERMON nv nav. isAiAn WILEY
or the ISTxLLioRNenn.
ard times Cosc de times am hard now ana dc
n mture's iookin' huzy
Ut hnin't seen no sense roun' yet TO yo daik
eys bein' lazy.
ard tunes calls TO harder workin', more deny
in, skippin' roun',
FORK wild pay hitchcd 10 It's plenty, Jes'
awaitiu' TO be foun',
lines war hard wild ole man Adam, when he
had TO up an move
rom do gawden-work am hardes' mixed wild
newly welded lovoi
Tut he had to hussie min yo-timca war hard
war wus dnn now,
n de price oh bread TO Adam war de swcntin'
oh his brow
No cabbage buried In de gawdcna chickens
roostn' ON de trees
q fences 10 his frc.wood handy, meal chiSts
free oh locks an keys
m jcs look too ut de family dat dc ole man had
to raise,
kop yo'r growin, lazy niggcrs, thank de Lord
dem warnI yo'r days
3rudder Waters, while I'm rcstiu', " yo'vo got
no grave objections
Pass de- hat-relgion shows de fruit It's bcarin'
by do sign Oh dc collection.
incteen cents to pay de preacher Mighty poor
religion dat
ot enough to make Jingle loud enough TO fll
dc hat,
caven's ears, very sharp one, always earth.
ward turniu' down,
Int u hain't nigh shnrp.onouRh, my bruddcr-,
fora nineteen penny SCUM.
Snees yo' dnrkrys think yo'r widdcrp, hy de 1T
Tie mite yo' spcn'-
Acu No'r lcit up at dc judgment guess yo'll
4 think yo'r widdcrs den
trd tunes DO you think dat plcall answer,
do yo think II viii retard
|htnng lat hr'l shet hcll's shop up, uiggcrS,
tt1 ip a a,., lp ma I'm har rl
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Are you disturbed at night uud broken of your
rest hy sick child suffering ana crying with
the eNcrcinting pain OF Cutiiug teeth IL so,
go at once and get u bottle of Mrs. WlNSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t VIII relieve the poor
little sufferer mcdiately-dercnd upon II (;
there II no mistake about Il. There j. not n
mother ON earth who has ever used it, who Will
not tell you at once that II will regulate the
bowels, aud give rest to the mother, and relief
and health to the child, operating like magic. 1t
l. perfectly safe tO in all cases, and pleasant
tn the taste and - the prescription of one Of the
statcs. sold everywhere. >, cents bottle.
may3l-IydM, W saw
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LETTER FROM DIR. sERRE.

Is WEST ITH STREET,
New YORK, June |, lss5
/ have been a sufferer in the past with Malaria,
which finally became Chills and Fever. Treat
mCnt by my physician failed TO help me. !
used BRASpRETH's PXLs and was cured Thir-
tecnth months have elapsed since then, and
have had no recurrence. Other members of my
family used them for the same trouble, with the
same good result.
checrfully endorse them for that Illness and
also as pleasant laxative or purgative, accord
ing to the number taken. Tncy are now r
household remedy with me, aud l am never
without them. would gladly give the details
OF the foregoing to any who might choose 10 call
upon me for them. J. T.. SERRE, Dentist.
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An or Year.

This is going to lie an off year. No political
booins for "PlumCd Knights or " Reform
III help keep mp ths health and strength Of the
vast multitudcs whose faith is pinned on the
glowing party promises OF election year. Multi
tadcs of such will need u reliable tonic to tone
up the system, a purifier to work or the bad
blood and sure remedy for lame backs, rheu-
matism, biliousness, etc, Such remedy Is Kid
ey-Wort. II has long stood at The head of the
list Of kidney remedies, ana II receives the
highest praise from all that use #
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THOUSANDS SAY SO.

Mr.. 7. W, Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes :"
tiers to my customers, they give entire satisfac-
tion and are rapid sellers" Electric Btters are
the purest and best medicines known, and will
positively cure kidney and liver complaints.
Purify the blood and regulate the bowels No
family can afford TO be without them. They will
save hundreds of dollars In doctors bills every
year. Sold at nifty cents bottle by ii. B. Coch-
ran, druggist, NOS. lT aud 1872 North Queen
tTsst, Lancaster, Pa, (sl
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SPECT1L NOTICES.
YOUNG MENI-READ THIS.

The yoLTAiC Belt Co, of Marshall Mich. offer
10 send their celebrated ELECTRo-NoLTAIC BELT
and other ELECTRIC APPLIASCEs on trial for thirty
day, to men (old or young) afflicted with nervous
debility loss Of vitality and manhood, and all
kindred troubles. Also for rheumatism, neural
gia. paralysis, ana many other kindred diseases.
Complete rcstomtiOn to health, vigor and man
hood guaranteed. No risk IL incurred rs thirty
days trial IL allowed. Write them ut once tOr
illustrated pamphlet free. deco lydSw
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u. =. Collins, member nf police, seventh ward,
Reading Pa, talks this way suffered severely
from rheumatism nothing did me any good till
tried Ihomus' Ecicctric OIL Ii l. "A pleasure To
recommend IT," For sale by II. B. Cochran,
druggist. lS5 and l3o North Queen street, Lanoas
Pa
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Proved IA Zig Benciit.

Has magical pain killing and healing proper,
ties. Half of "A fiity cent bottle cured me OF
rheumatism aud n cold that had settled In my
back. Feel as well rs ever did In my life. otto
J: Doesbury, prop'r Holland Chy Neios, Holland.
Mich, speaking for Thomas Ectectric OF. For
sale by II. Cochran, druggist, 1877 ana lS9
North Queen street, Lancaster. Pa.
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Has been using your BHrdOck Bio0i BiUcrs rs u
liver remedy and finds thcm,Ncry etiicicious' -
Chn-. l.. Aiusworth, II Vance Block. Indian.
npOliS, Ind tOr sale by II. u. Cochran, drug
glst, I37 and IJ9 North Queen street, Lancaster,
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Trough on COUGHS
A Policeman Traced Up.

Ask for "Rough on Coughs" for Cough'
Colds, Sore Throat, HuarsCnCss. 1ruches, lj'
Liquid, sc ND
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-24

Don't allow anyone To make you believe any
= other remedy Is Just as good for sick headache
us Dr. Leslie's Special Prescription, for " is not
true This is the only remedy in the world that
strikes at the root OF the disease ana drives II
' out. Give Il "a trial.
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A BAD ISreatIl

Is insufferabe. We don't like It, \ person with
a strong breath must not mako himself very ia
mliar with us. An impure breath is caused by
an unhealthy stomach. BgrdOck Blood Bitters
will correct this evil. They are the best stomach
medicine known. For sale by III. B. Cochran,
druggist, 1877 and l39 North Queen street, Lancas
ter, Pa.
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PEADING Il COLUMBIA.
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
SUNDAY, NOV. 10, 1851

For connections at Keadlng, Manhoim, Ian
caster junction, Marietta Juuytion and Column
bia see time tables at all stations.
SUNDAY.
Leavc-Quariyyille, 100 q. M; Lancaster, King
street 500 a. M, i:35 y. M; Lancaster, s:l0 "a.
and AS y. M.
hrrive-Reading, 1000 a. IN, 6:35 p. m
Ieave-Reading, 500 a. M, y. m.
Arr1Ne-Lancaster, 9i9 "a. M and 5I2 u. m
Lancaster, King Street, 957 u. M, $50 u. m;
Quarryville, $40 p. III.
A. NJ. WILSON, supt.
c. q. HANCOCK, Gen1. Pass. & Ticket Agent.
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PEOPLE are killed by coughs that Hale's Honey
of IIorehound and Tar would cure. Pixies
Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
f23-lwdeod&w
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"HotrCuoN ITcU,"

"Rough ON Itch cures humor-, cruptiuns
ring worm, letter. salt rheum, frosted feet, chtl
blains. (3)
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Threw Away $3.50.

"Troublcd with asthma for eight years. Not
quite two bottles OF Thomas Ectcciric OF cured
me completely after spending over $50 without
the slightest benefit" This is That August Irub-
ncr, of Tyrone, Pa, says. For sale by H. u.
Cochran, druggist, l37 aud lS North queen
street, Lancaster Pa.
PHYsICINNs attest! "Cnldrns Liquid Beei
Il particularly useful I'm piphtheria, Fever, and
every depressing disease" t2flwdeodSw
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LIEE rEEsERNER.
MoTnERs, MorIEKsN MOTmERslli

II you ave losing your grip on l!fc, try "wcll
Health Remover" Goes direct to weak spots.
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CROUCH PAIN opLAsrER.
AWALKING SKELETON,

Mr.. u, sprlnger of Mcchnnisburg Pa, writes
/" wus afflicted with lung fever ana abcess ON
lungs, aud reduced to q ,cdtking skeleton. Got a
free trial bottle Of DR. Kings New discovery for
Consumption which aid me 80 much good that
bought dollar bottle. After using three bottles
found myself once more u man. completely re
stored 10 health, with u hearty nppctte, ana a
gain IN flesh Of ~ pounds Call ut CochiI,n \
drug store, Nos. 1877 aud i51 North Queen street,
aud get free trial bottle of this certain cure for
all lung diseases. Large bottles tl.U. tS)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-24
THE HOPE OF THE NATION.
JUST AS GOOD.

Children slow I'm development, puny, scrawny
and delicate. use "Wcll's Health Remover" 4
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-24

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