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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-09

CATARRH OF THE BLADDER.
Singing, irritation, inflammation, all Kidney
and Urinary Complaints, cured by Il" Buchu-
Paiba." 81. IA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-09

THE HOPE OF THE NATION.
Children slow In development, puny, scrawny
and delicate. use /" Wells Health Renewer." 4
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-09

FOR n cough or sore throat, the best medicine
Is IIale's Honey OF HoIehound and Tar. Pixies
Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
in30 lwdeod&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-09


| wEsTwARD.
Ecws Express Va.
Way Passc nRert...
Mall train viSMG.Jt
No. Natl tfuim....
Niagara Express. :.
Hanover Acc0iii....
Frederick Accom-;
Lancaster Accom-
Harrisburg Accom-
Columbia Accom-
Harrisburg Expres
Chi. q Gin. Expires
western Express I
Pacific Express ~.
r. ASTWABU
Phila Express -.
Fast Line ....,.....
Harrisburg EXPIRES
Lanc'r. Accom-, ar.
Columbia Accom-.
6eashorc Express. !.
JohnstOwn Express
Sunday Mail. .......
Day Expresst So.
Harrisburg Accom-
The Marietta Acc,
At 1l:G q. M, reach
Marietta at 3:15 p.i
at $50 I; also leaves Z
The York Accom-
7:l0 and arrives at J.
with Harrisburg T.
Tho Frederick Ac
ing ut Lancaster wi
m, Will run throug
The Frederick A
Columbia at 1875 ali
p. N.
The Lancaster 4
Harrisburg ut $40 y
ut g:S p. IN.
Hanover AccoDB
Lancaster with MIN
run through 10 Hai
Fast Line, west, o
stop at DOwningto'
Mt. Joy, Elizabethi
y The only trains
the Mail train west
= Leave daily exc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-03

len. Oas iesise Miniferium iu9te nun
bieien 3eitpuntt ndber gu riiden, fanb aber
ftarte Sppoiition. 8ei ben hir;lid abse>
baltenen Wablen banbelte es ii9 brum, Oh
Nnbdnser bes Mintiteriums, aIio 8efiirs
worter i@neuerer 8efreiuns Der StIauen
su wdblen ieien, ober ni9t. Die betanns
ten WabIreiuItate ueri@afften ben CONFER
uatiuen SO, ben Qiberalen, on beren Spise
Dantas itebt, "a Sise. Sn Der Stlapereiz
frase itelIen fi@ bic 9ewdblten wie
folst: 55, bauon 40 gonieruatiue unb 6 g..
berale opponiren benz groiset Der gesie.
runs, unb "a wouon 4s 9ibsraIs unb 6
gonieruattue, iinb bafir. Oa nod l6
BabIen uidt entidisben iinb. bdust pom
i5nsn Der 0srblsib bes Miniiteriums am
&uber ab.
Aus Sapan wtrb semeIbet, baB
in ueridisSsuen gesirten, unb ;ruar beions
oers in Satiuma, im iibwsitIide
Ibeile bes 9anbes, ernite ltnruben
ftattsefunben baben. anfanss Sttober
uerIausten bic gauern cine Griit sur ges
sabluns Der Steuern, bic iie msssn bes
9srabsebsns Der 0teisprsiie nidt sablen
tonnten. 0a ibnen biss ubssidlasen
wurbe, beriammeIten iie ii9 am 81. Otto:
Der auf Elm sesebenes 3eideu an eiusm be-
itimmtsn Orte umS sosen sesen bic benuds
barten StaSte. Sbre fort uub fort an.
idweasnSen ganben bransen in bic ,5du.
ier Der &ei@en, ssrbranrten bic 8efetitel
berieI6en unS beu,a9tisten iid alIes bsis
fen, mas iis fOrtidleppen tonnten. Oisis
Seenen bauerten mebrere Gage lang. Die
sesen Die auiitdnSii3sn abseididtsn Srups
pen ,uurbeu uon ibuen trditis ansesrifieu
unb tonnten nur nit Mibe BEN &f:
plat bebaupten umb ipiter bic Muffanbis
i9en uerfolsen. Die Stssieruns bat nun
ben Yrdfetten bsfoblen, umitdnbli9e 8es
ri6te ibsr bic sesenwartise Gage bes sldsrs
baues einsuisnoen, ,ln6 iOG bie Ssrabiseuns
Der @runSjfeuer bei6loiIen baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-03
Eefegrap9if9e 9epe(den.
Oeuti d Ian B.

Berlin, 26. San. Sn Spdenbeim bei
Seioelbers lit bsute ein slnar5ilt Namsns
Sulius 9ies.s auf bic Ini1ulbisuns, ben
PoliSsiratb Jtumpff ermorost gu babsu,
uerbaitet wprben. 0ie Holi,ei bebauptst
bul9 einen Nussnssusen Der Ebat feititel:
len 81 s0nnen, baB 2ieste &umpff's M6r:
Der iit.-Der Musen,ease bes Msorbes bss
goli,eiratbs Rumpif iol Der 8ruber tes
Ssrbafteten Qieste isin. Der lettere
itamn,t aus 3offen. 1T ~ Sabre alt unb
ieines 9swerbss elm S1ubma9er. Der
Raiier 8iIbelm bat CUR llntsrftieuns Der
geotbleibenben in Spanien $4,000 beige
iteuert. -
6amburg 26. San. Die goIi3eiift
pon elmer 0eri9w6runs CUR Sprenguns
bes biefssn B6risnsebdubes mittelft Dps
namits In Renntnib seiett worben.
Berlin, %. San. Die &ei&staass
gommiiiion bat bas Brin,ip, mona9 Sic
@ei@dfte an ben eutiden Borien mad eis
mem se,piHen Pro3entiate bsftsusrt unS bic
Mdtler senStbist werben, iiber ale pon IT,
nen beiorsten g6risnsei9dfte ibren &uns
ben S4IubsetteI susuiteuen, sebiuist.
Berlin, 80. San. Der Rronprins
unb bic &ronpriu;eiiin uaren beute in @es
fabr, i'm Tbisrsarten uon elmer plStli4 nm
cine gde bissenben &uti9e iberfabren s,l
werben. Dur bur9 bic @siitsssssenmart
unb R6rpertraft bes Sronprinsen, Der ben
gferSen in bic 3asel fiel, wuroe sin TIM
sliid absewenbet.
Oefrei4sunsarn.
@ien, 2s. San. Der bisbii9e Rai.
iirer ssr @iros unb RaiIeupsreins 8ant
galbep lit 81 iisbeniabrissr Su1tbaus fra.
fe unb Der Nnar1ilt Gbielmann su ie6s
idhriser @efdnsniBitrafe bel barter Mrbsit
uerurtbeilt woroen.
Stalien.
&om, 81. San. 0sm Ssrnsbmen mad
bat bic italienii9e &esisulns bic Mbf9t,
Iripolis IN ben italisniidsn Bsiis einsus
usrleiben, enbsiltis aufssseben. 0isie
Menberuns in ibren Pldnen iou elmer brin.
senben Boti@aft aus gnslanb 3usui5rei.
Ben iein, wortn elm Nnsriif auf Sripolis
unb ein un,weifelbaft barauf fOlsenber
&ries NIT Der Iirfei fir sesenmartis iebr
unpolitii@ ertldrt wirb.
81 ON, %. San. Sn Der beutisen Siss
3uns Der Deputirtenfammer erntete Der
Winiier bes Muswdrtisen lauten Beifall,
70 oft er Der freunbli9en 8eSiebunSen 3wis
f@en Stalien unb England erwabnte. 81
duberte unter Mnberem, baB Stalien iett
feit enti9loRen iei, cine St6runs beS
@Iei&sewi&ts am Weittelmeere niemals
,Dieber ju sefatten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-03

t0bteten auf l4o anseseben; tn ben Ots
|ftritten g,ursa unb Noito ioaen iiber 200
perionen bur9 2awinenitarse um's 2eben
lsetommen iein; dbnIi@es l1nslad wirb
nod aus uielen anberen Orten beri@tet.
Die 3abI Der 8erwunbeten If unsebeuer,
uns Der S@aben an gisentbum nod gar
ni@t au aberfeben.
Sn Spauien uurben aud Ieste @o4e
nod Iei@te grbii5Be ueripirt. Naerbinss
ri9teten bieielbsn ni9t uieI S9aben an,
basesen baben bic bur9 bic grbbeben
6eimseiudten iest uon S9nee unb GrOit
i@redli@ su Ieiben, benn Der 8inter 1T elm
auBersewObnIid itrenser.
Die 9onboner Ittente fteben in
Gnglanb nod INNER int 0orbersrunb.
BIS ieet iinb ale gsmibunsen ber ensli:
| i@en Eolisei CUR Gnt6ed.sns Der Serbre9er
erfolslos seweien. Cine sroBe In3abl uon
Serbaftunsen mar iofOrt uorsenommen
morben, aber bic Betrefsnbsn muBten balb
freiseseben werben, ba ii9 ibnen teins
S@ulb na@weiien IieB. 9sur sesen einen
i'm Gower uerbafteten Imeritaner, Der bic
gamsn Cunningham, AUDI Dalton ooer
G,iIbert fibrt, i9einen etwas triftisere
gerbadtssriube uorsuIiesen. Seit mebs
reren Wonateu bate er in ber Ndbe bes
Gower sewobut. Sn 9onbon uie, abers
buupt tn gang England, 1T bic. Stimmums
sesen bic SrIdnber cine duBsrit sereiste.
Nm uieIeu Steaeu entIdBt man ite aus ben
Dienten. Sn SrIanb Sasesen erldBt man
In OHsntIi@sn geriammIumsen Broteite
unb uerbammt bic Nttsntate auf bas 9autss
fe. Ssur bier pasen es S@anbbuben pie
elm O'DOnnnuan &oHa, Elm Ginertp, bic
ldnsif allcr ire unb aues 9laubsns baar
iin6, au iuH. u unb gu froblodsn. Sn sen
6alleu unirt@ @eiessebuns in @aibinss
ton babsn ols alternate bereits ibren gSis
bsrball sefunoen unb Elm @eietantras ess
munbs wirb ben Wsorbbuben bas .Sanos
pert bOiientli@ lssen.
NuBer ben Mttsntatsn bewssts bic Srase,
Oh @eneral Steuarb, trot ieines Sieses
bsi abu &Iea, puu Ben Truppen bes Wubs
bi, wie es seridtweiis bieB, usrui9tet
uorbsn iei, bas ensliide goIt in bobem
@rabe, ba msbrere Gage na9 ber S9ladt
tsime Ifa9ridten uon ibm einsesanssn
waren. Im 2s. Tam cine Dspeids an,
bic mslbsts, baB Stsuarb's Eruppsn ii4
BEL Mstdmneb ueri@anst bdtten, unb bic
erfreuli9e Na9ri@t bra@te, baB General
Stemar6 nit @sneral @orbon in ysrbins
buns ffebe. Stewarbs gormarid bis su
ieinem ietisen 2aserplase mar Elm i9weres
llnternebmen. Som II. Sanuar on, Bis
er ben NI errei@te, butte e. bsitdnbis nit
tapfer aniilrmenben, aber Iei@t entmutbiss
ten @ebe0eni4aaren 3u tdmpien. Am
.sx s.. @hI,h. r.; Mh,, o..
sx: % NV" wv. a.. i.;nsr;x. e....s..x. I :.
s.r 80 mx.nt h.~ - rnrraS.rh.r @r;t.r mrS .;r ~
. ~. o. ~. x.st;..r o.rnt .n.s,.,, - az a.,,
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g.. s.mI.' %St g., s.r ru,S;hsr sawrtf,o,t J Sss a
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-03

Os>V%US~~~Sy 11<
purbe einweilen 3ur Drudlesuns uermie:
fen.
| Das grsebnib ber eriansffen 8un.
besienatorwablen Iest bic Srase nabe, was
i9liebIi9 aus tieier bS&ften seiessebenber
Rsrperi9aft uerben wirb, uemn fte ft& IN
ber ToIse aus ben ndmlt@en Glementeu
reerutiren iou, wie In Der Iesten 3eit. TN.
ter Der republitanii@en Mebrbeit befinbei
fi4 iest mabrbaftis taum Elm babies Dug
3enb Senatoren, bie ni9t unter benz gins
fluff ber gorporationen unb Dsonopole iinb.
Die gaeumablen werben bieien Status nod
ueientli@ ueri@Iimmern. Die ealifornis
f@e @eiessebuns fat ben befannten WsilliOs
nar unb Monopoliifen 2elan Stanforb ses
mdblt, benz iebe Qualification far ben Bos
ifen absebt. aber er beiist 5ebn Millios
ren Central paeifiesMctien, flint Millios
men SabsYaeifcsMetien, swei MeiIonen
anberer GiienbabnsM sMctien, auber6em sroBe
saaoeomp!ere' "a"@es a"o ue.ns"' u"0 lo'
nit III es ibm benn aud ni@t i@wer sefaIs
len, ii9 pom ben @epublitanern gum Ses
na'or ma9'en 3a 'allea. Sa e0'otaoo 9a'
ber iesise Setretdr bes Snnern, Teller,
oen pre's oaoonse1rasen. Uas @e9e'"'
MP le'nss Sr1o'ses e"'ea"1 ote &eaoee
ySr'ouns," em 'tramm repaO',ta"H@es
organ Dar"ag e99'e'' e o'e .eom'na' ~ =
non "oon e'aeas caucus Oct 0a'@ Seps'
@uns' eml@u91era"S aa0 0e19aS e0"!r0''
MI ~u.os u"0 :. "as's MN Da'eSa.Oa''
W. u.", ".y -" s'o'" s.ps ..s,s.. w. @r...r, @
E,r ;br, i1nteraasuno feline @timme i'm
ssunbesfenot linen perpfduben. OeiIeu
befduIbiot i'm. ,pobIoemertt. eiu ouoeiebes
n,s r.nubrifonishes 9lott. Ser brittle in
h;e,,rn iouberen gunbe 1T ber siienbabns
Msnofot Iobn 6. spooner. ben gsisconiiu
In Sen Bunbesieuot oewdbt hat. 60 faIIeu
hie spenubrironer iene aSrneriboft init gors
runt;oniifen meonopoliifen unb ben Merfs
,enoen pon gorporationen an unb bos sis
u,o,, h.s e,uots ,inft INNER tiefer berob
0;.m.,.,,s,,.,,,,o ;, m.m s,rr.ons
sx1. ss's~""S az a'ax ;...." ,;.,,,.rT;x S ssh;,,
ns 'sTT. r:....:,.'., w " [ s..s.h.m ~. ~ .;,,;.
. ~ go, 49,, s.r S,sm Nxr.a,,.r mo,,n,.
$500. ~" .;u.n aa.rshus non sso ooo
, 49,, ,,ns 49, h",,t h,r,;t Sh.r 81. o.n.u.
.~ss.;s.~ sxn;.~;a,.;t.r @ h;r,n.o ~ t"r,.
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ss.,,;, - - ",s 81. 49, tsoy;m.r G;rroh,r.u r.;m.r
sast,S ,,;x. ~, ~ ~, 81. Io,f.rS,r Musooh,n -,
h.S.n [ '. az. @ .rmort.+. gssI,.rmorh.r,,no
a.s % rom a,or,.r uom b., !NoIbmonbifobt
hr.;ht hr,i 'r ana urh 81, y.oSl,.r,,no bes sn.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-05-11

Police matters, yesterday, were unusually
brisk. EARLY in the day, Chief Schuchman
and Temp Wilson found Larry Burns's saloon
on East Main street, open and several persons
inside, each with bis beer glass before him.
Larry added 10 his odense Of violating tho
Sunday orliuauce that Of attempting to eject
Chief Schuchman from the premises. He put
up bail for his appearance today and was re-
leased. John Wertx snd John Gerber were
taken along with him to act % Witnesses.
William Taylor, james Sullivan and Bert and
and Chester Gurnea. youthful admirers Of our
national game, were run in BY Wilson for In.
dulging in that pastime on Sunday. Late
yesterday evening. Marshal Hughes and VIII
son found several good customers Of the place
enjoying themselves in Crswiord's saloon, at
the south end OF Winter street They entered
and arrested George Vivian, the bartender,
and several other persons who we're present.
Vivian, on being asked a. to the whereabouts
Of Crawford, his employer. replied that that
worthy was at church just then, but would
return soon. The officers concluded not to
wait Tor him. but marched Mr.. Vivian down
to the station house, where Crawford soon put
10 an appearance and bailed him out.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-05-11
The Opera Tonight.

Grau's Opera Company open their season Of
opera at the Grand tonight. The company
are stopping at the Arcade Hotel. They num-
Der 80 in all, and they are all happy party.
They will open in "The Mascotte" with the
full strength Of the company. See what the
Cincincinnati papers OF this morning say
"Grau's Opera Company closed their season
Of 4 weeks in Cincinnati last evening in
'Olivette' 10 standing room only and Bet
ter performance was never given iu this city.
Miss Cooper, as 'Olivette, never looked
handsomer than she did last night, and sang
lovely. Miss Hosmer also did some good
work. Mr.. Waldo, Ashley, Fryman, Clayton
and Howard all tool their parts well, while
the chorus was strong and all sang we'll. The
opera was cos umed elegantly" The prices
are only 20, 35 aud so GEMS Seats on sale
at Troupe's cigar store, Lagonda House.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-05-11
An Upset ana It's Con sequences.

Yesterday morning Perry Yates, the we'll
known colored horseman, met with An acci-
dent most serious In ITS results. He. 10 com.
pany with William Clark, started out for q
ride behind Billy O'Brisn's spirited young
horse. While on Yellow Springs street, at
point near where the toll-gats used to stand,
the animal, taking fright at the sudden up
rising of COW from the side Of the road.
SHE'D violently, upsetting the buggy and
throwing both occupants out. Clark escaped
uniniured, but Perry, alightiuR on the side Of
bis foot, sustained compound dislocation Of
the ankle joint and . fracture Of the small
bone of the leg, the bones at the ankle pro-
truding through the flesh. In spite OF the
pain he was suffering be held to lhe liues
until Clark and others caught and stopped the
horse.
Some Of tho by-standers summoned the
patrol wagon and DR.. Russell. 10 the mean
time, DR.. Reynolds happening along, buffalo
robe WIS sp'e,i on the ground Tor The sufferer
and the doctor took him In charge, while
waiting tor the wagon. When It arrived be
was tlken to Russell and McLsughliu's Office,
where bis injuries were attended to. Drs
Reynolds, Miranda and Teegardeu assisting
Mclaughlin. He was then transferred to the
European Hotel, where he now 10. The acci
dent will leave him sti6 ioot for the rest ol
his lite.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-05-11

An affidavit was sworn out before Squire
stou, this morning, charging A. Campbell
our famous "Doc''-with obtaining goods and
money under false pretenses. Saturday after
noon Doc swapped horses with young man
named Martin Maybsu, who lives near Lon
don, Mayhan giving $23 aud horse valued
at $75 for Campbelrs. Iu the evening, when
May han came 10 take his horse home, he
found, as he claims, that Campbell had sub
stituted a nag of greatly inferior value.
Hence the affidavit fled this morning. Squire
Stout has set the trial for tomorrow after
noon at o'clock.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-05-11

Att May meeting, Salurda, OF the Board
Vi Agriculture, The s'nndirg committees for
the year were announced, superinter dents Of
departments being the same as last year. A
resolution was adopted prohibiting use of the
fair grounds, under lease by the Troitipg Park
Association, for beer pcnics and that sort OF
thing. The sale of privileges for stands, etc.,
during county fair, was placed in Treasurer
Jetfeiies's hands. The work OF revising the
premium list was begun. President Bszzard
was detained from the meeting by illness.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-05-11
A Gard.

NorICE.--This is to let the public and all
whom it may concern know that the reports
that reflected on Elder d. B. Green, that be
had taken money that b. longed to Fourth
Zion Baptist church, OF Springfield, made 10
the camp meeting, July, 1884. are false.
Elder Green and his accusers met face to face
in regular church meeting May 8, 1885, and
the clerk gave in the report on the money re-
ceivsd and paid tut. The papers delivered
by Elder Green 10 the church proved bis
honesty, and the church moved with second
that he stand acquitted Of all charges con-
corning it, which passed by large msjority.
ELDER N. N. VINEY, Moderator.
4. N. ANDERSON, Clerk.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-05-11

We do not find fault, reproach or CON.
,icnn the practice Of any regular phyei.
citn--this 10 not our fnissi0n--but we do
claim that II he were 10 add PsRUNA to
his prescriptions, - directed In our book
on the /" Ills OF Liz" }" land furnished graf.
uitously by all druggists), he would cure
all his paticnts.
Mr.. Henry C. Reynolds, ironton, Law
renee County, Ohio, writes: my wife
has been sorely distressed for many years.
ller disease or diseases and the symptoms
Of them have been 90 varied that an at
tempt to describe them would be moro
than feel able to undertake. I have
paid over q thousand 4 ,ooo) dollars for
doctors and medicines for her, without any
satisfactory results. We read 90 much
about your PnRuNA that was forced to
try Il. She has now taken five bottles;
they have done her more good than all
the doctors and medicine that she has ev-
er made use Of. PsRuNA 10 certainly
God.send to humanity"
Mrs. o. L. Gregory, Las Vegas, San
Migvel County, New Mexico, writes: II
think PsRuNA and MANALIN saved my
life.".
Mrs. Cora Engel, First House on La.
selle street, near Rich, Columbus, Ohio,
says. "lt affords me much pleasure to
state to you the benefit I have received
from your PRRUNA. had been troubled
with kidney complaint and dizziness in
my head Tor eighteen years. tried diff
erent kinds Of patent medicines, and con-
suited number Of physicians, but received
no benefit whatever. About three weeks
ago commenced taking PERuNA. Ibc.
gan to get better before I had taken half
q bottle. The dizziness has disappeared,
and the other affection has 20 much i'm.
proved that am positive, aftcr I will
have taken another bottle, will be entire
ly we'll. I feel like different person n.
ready. A number Of my friends have
used II, and they think It is q wonderful
remedy. My husband says II Is cne o.
the best medicines for q cough that ne
ever took"
A. w. Blackburn, Wooster, O., writes:
"Several weeks ago man came to me,
all broken down, terribly nervous, stom-
ach without any power to digest food.
Had tried four doctors; none did him any
good. Asked me to do something for
him. ! recommended MANALIN. He
told me to-day that he has been taking it
regularly, and is now almost we'll. Said
he would sound the praises Of MANALIN
Ear and near"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-05-11
Excitement over Marvellous Cure in

Excitement over a Marvellous Cure In
England.-The newspapers Of Great Britain
are filed with accounts OF the wonderful re-.
covery Of young man who had been so i'll
with asthma and rheumatism that he was not
able to lie dswn in bed for nine long years.
This cure was due to the Shakers of Mount
Lebanon, N. Y. They say that this, like
nearly all others, was the result of indiges-
ton, and that the Shaker Extract of Roots
(Siegel's Syrup tfected this wonderful cure
by restoring the digestive organs to healthy
condition, obvia,ing entirely those disagreea-
BILE turns OF sick headache, biliousness, &c.
The Shakers say they have spent fifty years
in perfecting this remedy for Dyspepsia, and
thst its effect upon the digestive organs is
something wonderful. For diseases of the
throat or lungs they recommend the Shaker
Tar Capsules.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-05-11

A street car driver on the Lagonda line
dropped dime in making change for pas
senger yesterday afternoon. He stopped the
rolling stock and hunted brck along the track
for the coin, being Joined BY officer Temp.
Wilson, always ready to help fellow mortal
in distress. Of course In a momert crowd
gathered to assist in the search, under the ap-
parent impression 1t was . gold watch or
diamond ring that had been lost. As he had
his time to make the driver was obliged to
leave, the others continuing the hunt. Before
reaching Spring street going west, the driver
found the dime in a crease OF his overcoat.
How long the hunting party back At Penn
street continued straining their eyes isn't
known, but they were still at II when the car
ran beyond the angle Of vision.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-05-11

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