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New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
THE MARKETS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nv~.YOpu March 26 Z,

rnyFrFspot RIO wss quiet but at saSc for Fairi no
saies op,ons 10 points higher at the openng OWING
an advsDce and Rio sdvccs reporting receipts or
sys $4,000 later on there was some teac
on the close vas steady shorts SoSHrsd and qn
White bought April May and juno Power Son co DSugnt
August and sold May and June Lehman bought a
sold May and Juno. Gruner sold April and MAY saies
I36 9746 May June ISo97ee; n Juy oSs9 aS"g
7sodTs5; November 7.sOd7 80 December 78607;g0; 10;
Mia firm embracing 1000 bags Laguayr 600
hags Mexican Maracaho $50 Unwashed Caracas lWu
porto Csbeo and 100 mats lava private terms ,,,
COTTON-Spot dull and easer S3 baes denveres
400 bales Recepts at the ports 1898 last week 80
last year 65JD since september Oa.es ssan
3,B for period Tne grOss reces
here were bales Of which 1908 were for export and
i. .OlO for New.Engiand. ,..a..,,..
The quotations. according the American oiasslheaion
arc "A loloWsi
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27

III WIN sell at auction Tuesday March ~ az II o'clock,
at sx xohange salesroom, Ill broadway,
122 WEST ATHEIST,
between Broadway and et ave- hAndsom hrees9ry hgh,
dwelling IS0ri6xl perfect order; all modern
improvements Terms liberal.
Maps ~ auctoneers ofnoe. IL Rrvadway, baseoene
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27

nay AND sTRAw-N moderate business in all descrip.
,PtsE4saqy % ami moeIntsy aG'lyo .,r,.,
quiet al lGa52c
,,ElALson 'Chaproi Iron rather doll and
:, .is lin sey at oel tc PPt % II rY @ :;
o sesOns ssSS SS I, n n ?qs NAY u SPa P1 At nominal p
~ a ASKED ansela1e notices issued a. "a -. oPpeT
weak o3oS leg2e M neaJ Steady -" domestc oT 76 70
tten iiSc akod speter quiet domestic iloa44oei
STOW and the situation IS quite
nlcrgss fIefEra was little paStVy to the de-
m"pd in m o5y ERNIE %s S fS'e 5 el55 G3s @ e tns
market Ta' Ta "a HtBtR from rhiadipnl sap
here 900 h SS. refined Ts%sf al o q is FR
cISc6 isR Ec, aS 'o9' Th M op eGH Fas @
Sns GGSm iF1m snaaic oSo Sap g
DnaGfl aST' 0jS qrs grain Gi cARDEyAs hence
brig With shocks Ge ana epuos 1aT a2I ifg {Tap Ph
s.Shis birk win cod at JANEiG0 from
VALPA LAis3 re Ten'g with heads St e and from
EGSyy from Portland two schooners WIN lumber at
S. and aaCh"g .lSaoSsr Un Win LUMBER at e2
KKGnrY1-poM from Pensacola, Norwegian bark 9lS TONS
IN nS p S Tss bHs ns@t
gn bales SotSP co. s s SS SS ptfs m cheese SO a9 N a.
~ tons leather joS i loo eases canned eoSs ia Gd
RSTwEF R.f steam hence = 600 bush grain a,d $40
Rhss' i. I'd BliisToL steam. heuce $50 boxes bacon
2T 20 cns satG1 marret is little .teadier
with Sca.d mainly gG & 5T1 $ss SsSsrs spo EsP9res 6es
sa 95 26 Jb clear Back private tsrm. 5 gb Extra
Fs%f Es%y ss 81 Ss1si
S S 5 'f' 70 S SIP
80 81 SaTr' ff' fa SSSslG @ 90
R2s at steady prcos bat tec especial ifo to the
trading y 70 "a ss % S City psod sSuG SI1S' 5"SIS
SMOKED shond,n3 gtgo Sci iIgSeH Hams OsoEot
Is'eT deI5 SaT aTH ssGrt Ss1r e a aa%
S a1 csyT M1rST areTassl v demand City Heavy
SS rs1 eSGS sS aS the sg1sa Saa
S fs'%S no pRns %m 70
sry: ps GSal'Ss a' 2sS'Sa ip
SsG o a 5'9 Ss 7a2S closing 1905
7isa7 Abe, closing i5s te city steam 9r% and gaSt
ssssi sms'icap O T. PTEit-The market is without
q as
state %esiag eay mscn Creamery Isa c W'S ss
OLD WtssTG As siao S5aS DAIRY ATH' aSs i6 s
2de state Bars arn, and ST lSl$S state Dairy
s5sins - EEsEeIhere Is very little doing prices
We pr@s 9s 10 weslen nat Fair 70 Choice
sSms, Ia Ier co@mon @ choeo EaGsIAasc EGGS iaI
Sas.ta western "i5lsairei southern lSal6 1e
ie.e s%. FIs,. sale;
ary ssiys ana asss ssaasr oc, t@ rsn lS"l
aied cfS'Sfs Powdered Co. sosd
As I6s5%e STANDARD - & o1Sin ; on Sa a. & 5!sss .s
s.s slas, h 5sliSv sssass , ,., Arm c,,v ono,.a =,
7sc. and a' oosmarsar'ns stosrns e1se7o
TXELow~Duii and barely steady in price. Prime City
qiSs qTSsAcSS- %qi and unchanged on Change
aAbu f options: sosi steady quss the spss
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27

II WEEKLY STEAMERSn
The elegant OF the Quebec steamship Col
pany Trim and HI NoCo. Will be dispatched ~ Eks
TUii RSDAY from New-YOrk Bermuia TinosO'
from Newly ork ril Excursion rates so to go.
For massage, Information. &c, apply 10 ,,
WORID TRAV EI. COMPANY 2J7 BrOadw way
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
Crean Steamers

CffGn STEAMERS
NCHOR LINE, y. ). MAIL STEAMSHIPS
~ san from New-NoTk refnary
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
ETHIOPIA April L. . m AN NJIiDIslA, Apf1l 20, pn
DEVONIA. April Is a m BOLIVIA Ma, = q U.
cabin $50 10 tSl. Second class so
IIVERPOoL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
CITY of ROME - sails Wednesday. April 8 May 4
and fourth Wednesday thereafter
Cabin passage $50 10 800. Second class so.
steerage out ard. orpreDah el0.
For passage OF further information apply 70
HEN DERsoN BROTHERS. General Ag pts, -.
Bowling Green New. YorE
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
THE POWER AND AUTHORITY OF SCHOOL
nEFICERS AND TEACHERS

In the management Of Public Schools also
over Pupils determined by the Courts of the
several states BY Member OF the Massachusetts Bar
DID, Will 1872. I6mo Cloth, Toe.
This collection of decisions bearing upon the powers ana
authority school officers and teachers in the management
and public schools is the result of careful
animation of reported cases in The need Of
such a long felt and acknowledged without
commenting upon Of other publications
relating the law Of schools is sufficient to say tat s
book in plan and scope unlike ali Others and certainly en-
bodies more recent than any otherExrac from Pre-
face.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
BroUklpn prupsrtp for Sale an 90 Get

EOR SALE.-Fifty lots on MadisOn-st., Stuy-
aud Lewis Brooklyn best location In 10th
Ward; high ground Eevated r. r. TO be opened next
month ready for building. RALPH b. CoOhE,
Cosner Fulton and Clsrnont ayes, brooklyn
rTO LET.-The elegant 3-St0ry high-stoOp
brownstone front dwelling No. 3oi 3d.st, between
9th his house has been recently oyerhaule
is in thorough repair and is located ON one u te pretes
the surrounded with hne brown tone
HE street shaded with elegant trees neigh
perfectly healthy; house Of aceess q all tees
and the Brdge by several car roues ana wi,hn sno,t
distance Prospect, For further particulars apply 10
LEONARD MOODY, ~ Court-st, and Z76 Flatbushaye
rVNO LET.-House $3.50; three-story, base
pent rooms, cellar all improyements close 70
DE- Pentscost church, HaseYs cars pass the coor lOmp
kins-aye. cars close by near Rapid Transit
l. W. BARN NJ, owner 253 Haseyst. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
HOME STUDIES IN NATURE.

ByM MARY TREAT, Author of Chapters ON ANS q"
illustrated. pp. 2i4. l2mos Ornamental coth % o"'
II aperusa Of thisvoume gives my readerss u.ne Oh W
which the observations have given me- shan DC
amply re- aded contemplation OF Nature her ways ano
works. large small near in the heavens OF on te
earth becomes of perennial pleasure. and true
of gracious and unoounded eVeauons nee no
travel far In search To the lover especially o
birds insects plants tine smallest area around well
chosen home furnish sufficient material to satisfy all
thirst Of knowledge through the longest hfeExraet from
Preface.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday, March 70, tssa
following sales were held at the Exchange
room to-day:

By Rsehavd Hnrnefa On.
5story brick buildings with lots No; es 70 ss9
.,t as ies 80 n.,Sd Sf Tn lot.
&story brownston front dwelling, with lot No S2o
Madison 620 IT n Of 42d-st bs lsKee' A ooo
story 6rowSstoue dwelling With ioS No Isl East
4gth:st ms 220 fteof Lexingtonsve LOO Ao'eA $4,000
bstory brownstone Dat. with lot No $50 LsIing.
tonave 20 IT n of 5othst lot 24x6o Leon =, oso
sstory BRICK houses; viii, iot, No: i36 10 4is East
ll6thst SIS St5 n OF 1stave, lots cash loSx 400
aopIpg sboys %n at Ia =, Mrs Mears $500
e,srss es Ss OF stan'0nst iot hAsN samoei sIoO
DrGx s0nse hs,sa,a ~tn G, o sTss Miller $500
2-story brick house. with lot No 2b4 East Broad:
way MS 40 fl W OF Montgomery-st Lot 23157 b ann
1 3siory brownsrone dwelling with lot 1897 East
o2ds, 8, 279 IT W OF 1st-aye. lot lIxlOo5; ooo
sstory story brick house with lot No Ia East s2d.st.
as l91 fteof LeIingtonaye lot l6.lx9s.I o.o
a. story dwelns S With tl Iet No 81 West 2id.st ss
% II e OF Uth-aye lot lSxJ39; John Ensler- zvzoo
BIZ John T. Boyd.
8 and story buildings with lot No l89 7th.ave, SO
10Th. ST. lot 23xs0; John II Peacock 52,5So
brick and frame buildings with lot. No 1876 Mottsc ~
es, 100 II n OF Hester.st, Donnelly y----. is'ooo
BIZ A. III. Muller d Son.
3lstst SIS l70tt OF 4thave lot20x9a9: 1hos ,o .,o
a.fmy bri stable with lot No ii6 West 2stist
100 It " OF 8th-ave, lot 20x983 Matthew J a ooo
sstory story brick house with lease Of lot No 81 East
gthst IS, of University place, lot 25xl0o, M aoo
leased 81 years ne IN May t. 1878. Ground rent
5000 per annum and taxes.
BA Peter r. Meyer.
4-story brick houses. with lots. Nos 725 and 927
2daye 20 tn Of 49thst lots each l5xo3o; n, ooo
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27

INDEX FOR 1884
THE EEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE
ALPHABETICALLY ARRANoEn
Contains also
The Years Record,
circuit OF the Worlds History.
PSaftical Activity and Commercial Depressionin IN
the United states. The Chief Events
In the Old World.
with Table Of Topical Hoaia
Price % Cents.
THE TRIBUNE,
EEw.YoRK
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27

Market closing steady. 1ransiera1lo notices lilo;
FLOUR AND MEAL-Biour market moro active and nrIn
parcuary oE Low grades Thsa haze @ 9rogg GS
largely ioobers also bongt WITH little
wsrs ss for sGpor Including % SSs and oss city
ira al q S5@ = 80 for the former and aS9q5 o & 80 70 70, @ e
at s3 GOSs5 80 mainly at So ioas3 as 700 bbs super
Wscs s e. 56 Bots i0S STsS ana E Pg
S %nGT a aA! g % "h spop ,HH s
SO, > IS 66SSj 81 Good 70 Fancy EE,ra state
to@nos SSSst 'f Fair II9Fa ono se5Ss$4S: Good
q 90 SpS % g ShOcs ~ q TO- Rge @Earo
> 20 i 6oi sratsi 2SSiSo Patent 75SsS 5S
mon onS's % Far ' Extra = $50 rsr Good
whcat SS fSt2a GG . y 5 1ot ty Mi 9tTs for indies
steady SiGst Iam % FI6URDs,cSy With %
gqa sales s. 80" sDs s 5 s 10 Soss s dom 2Gd Ela
RYE a de doR1a Tae' FoR G1e
oes az " s q. CORN MEAfenet and prices
unclaimed sales 900 % E. Braniywne at So 20 Yellow
fN@wmEAr-M Market f.yeri,h irregular and unset
80 qc aud co,cd Gna. gpons opened lslts lower sub sub
gasn s S % Sie GT 9 e.pof a and T r Mnr
and very large bushes IN options he market -
Sners 5000 bush Sales 3 80. 900 bush future 10.
ooo bush spot Including agrGet Winter Sd at Il egTe
on DoSr from vi qstsi,c devero and 81 q85 sc
&c closing at 81 &C. DO for Nav sa2,c closing
g gS ao i"r closing %a At &C. & foi%s r agus az ' DO
or Dec mber. o = -. RYE-scarce and shade hrmer
Su.H .il' ena a on Ta pPSto rg @ qui
as ' % s' Tor No and % sI8sse Tor GSgfad BARLEY
MALT-Quie, and prices without material change 80;
COKN-Marsct unsettled Cash lots opened shade easier
t,u recovered from the decnr and closed steady options
opened "a % lower aud subsequently recovered most OF the
dee iur and closes m AZ NdN above the inside prices
moderate business for export AMI hone aud good trade
~ options -b bOuet l2SOOO bush. Sales LIS 600
future 900 cHsh and special delivery. includ
ug .rad Mixed AZ tgSjOLc; No s. so ,u.c steamer
MHcl, GIOc In elevator 5I.-05 afoat, lJigc. for
April steamer yellow. 8 &C. In elevator iiIc ahoat NO z,
boa so IN elevator. sc adoat; steamer White 81 =
a52c N elevator 30 White J5 -. m elevator Yellow,
o. ea5lar ~ elevator. Low Ni'ei 49't a'nc: 80
Mixed for March lgasejol closing At 5O,c; do for
April J1dgAc, closing At aoigc do for May bDa5o' r.
cl0slng jOnc. do for June 5OAa closing at olcj
do for July, JlA45-c. closing az SO 0AI-Markst
subsequently, most or the
and a under the hest prices
buaf including
NtKcd 5c; No. z, 3Tisc.. No 1. S7Lc No. White,
a6io; No 37-a37 es No. inc.; Mixed Western. 81 %
3 Sc White do jsailci White State, s. GIlci NO.
AhS1 LOT March =. % oi. Ia. at - &c DO; for Nnrl.
- djI Nc closing At 81 c DO FOR May 3B G31 Sc closing
at 81 sc do for Junr 3j1 closing at JIo .... FEED
Seaig, Witu far O. ale reported
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
Sem uubl1atiot,s.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New-York,
PUBLISH THIS DAY;
ROOTS AND SADDLES;

"BOOES AND SADDLboi
Iise in Dakota with General Cnaaer BY Mrh hiiHA
BETH b. CUSTER. pp Si2. l2mo. Extra ciolh' IL Oh.
One Of the motives that aeated me In recauins "s
spe annals Of our daily lie hasbeen to give ashnpse" "
civilians of garris on ard camp eabout when tney 'o
have such very imperfect knowledge The ignorahce
espeoiay with anything pertaining 10 one cav
airy witch In almost invariably stationed on the ehee
pter The fso alton cavalry posts MAKES theI q"'e
inaccessible to travellers and the exposure incident 10 neeS
ing warlke Indians not tempt the visits oil enus VI
even NJ the yenturesome tourist Tie mhumeraoo
ouesons that are occupations annsemeh's
and mode Of lead to hope that the
TO queries contained in this little story VIII pe
acceptabe.-( Extract from Preface.
FLY-RoDS AND FLY-TACKLE.
Suggestions as 10 their Manufacture and Use BY HESf
p WELLS Illustrated PIP. sea. Post svo. Illuminated
Cloth. s. so.
IAN epi,ome Of practical normatisn for the FISHER The
following table will give nsa of tho subjects
. treated -;
CoyTKNrs-Fislhosks and the Principles winch Govern
their Efficiency Fish.hooks
Rees-RoIs and Rod Materials odmasng-Repars-Cast-
ing the Fly-Fes and F1y-fshng-M Miscellaneous susges
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
Gnn 1Dropertp tl]aHtso.

NNTANTED-A 2-story and basement house
w with ali convenences Harlem preferred Address b..
hnug Ice gvng location, rent and when possession can
be had.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
HARPER's FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY.

ANY works sent BY mail pospaGe prepaid TO
any part Unted Canda receipt OF the price
HARPER'S CATALOGUE sent receipt OF ten cents.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New-York.
HHITS TERRIBLY THAT 5lH-AVE.
FAMILY, DOESN'T TIP many ask
The an nor Of
BUNTLISG BALL
protests. Read the book and 500.
saws Colonel Iohn Hays 1t Is erpiece Of wit and
verse"
FUNK & wAGNALLS. 10 Dey-st.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27

0ood oriinary Hs I3T MItdIIns IU.
Futures de2resssed owing to he disturbed ponte
and bought little July bought 6OO April Hentz
sold Arri August Hancke sold 1000 Nay and bought
900 Sept Tho trading only moderate and pretty
well scattered. Lehman was buyer. ..
OF Messrs Chapman. White
lately appointed by RESIDENT Grune to ascer
a dn which recently failed here could
An 10 stated, shows that 1t aoout 80
cents on dollar IL Is ALLEGED that about 100000 due to
menbers OF the Cotton Exchange
Futures Liverpool opened point higher eut clossh bare
london had unfavOrable effect The Southern market
wore generally quiet The sales here were BOOO bales Inc
steady and unchanged cosiu steady at TO
q points decline closing
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27

RORDEAUX LINE. n.
NEW.YORK AND BORDEAUX DIBECE -,
& "a stnres NEAR Wall street Ferfyl Brook
lyn. s, , r.., paroa. pa,
Nice &C. will save time and expense BY taking this line
Firs Cabin Including winel SO 70 $780, second Caon'
$685. steerage, s25. For passage Apply 70 .e a.vr,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-25
DEsPERADOES TERRORIZING n TOWN.
The Governor of North Carolina Called On to
Suppress Their Daring Outrages.

The Governor of North Carolina Called On to
Suppress Their Daring Outrages.
A bad state of affairs exists ut the pretty
town of Highlands, Macon coutny, NC. The
place is settled by people from the New
England states and from other parts OF North
Carolina. AS it is near the border of Georgia,
Tennessee and South Carolina, desperadoes
from those states gather there in the winter,
to the great annoyance of the quiet and law
abiding residents. These ,disorderly people
ride through the town, discharging firearms
in regular cowboy style. Most Of the evil
doers come from East Tennessee They have
established illicit distilleries in the wild
region around Highland, and people who
hang around these distilleries aid In creating
disorder.
The people of Highlands, finally becoming
disguised at the bad work done by tho dis
tilleries, gave information to the authorities
of the location of the stills and the United
States deputy collector and posse made ar
rests of a number of ringleadcrs and took
them to Highlands The party were all at a
hotel, when suddenly there arrived mob OF
mounted men, who had come from Georgia,
and attacked the deputy marshal They were
repulsed by the revenue men, who Killed
one of thein-William Ramsey--and badly
wounded two others, who arc missing and
are by many believed to have been killed.
The attacking party after their repulse scat
tered i'm all directions
Since that time they and their friends have
made all sorts of threats against the people
of Highlands They declare that they VIII
Kill the residents and burn their houses.
Governor Scales has ordered Solicitor u. +.
Ferguson, of that district, and Adjutant
General Johnston Jones TO 20 to Highlands
and thoroughly investigate the entire matter
To ascertain IL the civil offers are masters ol
the situation, and if not to use the troops
that are at Ashevlle and Waynesville ready
for duty.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-25
LETTER FROM a FEMALE PHYSICIAN.
19i SECOND AVENUE,
NEW NoRK, MAY /, is.


NEW York, May ], 1883.
My speciality is diseases of women and chill
dren like ALLcocK 3 PoRoUs PLAsTERs because
they are so quick and efficient and never irri-
tate or mark the tenderest skin l have found
them most useful in my practice, and they are
certainly the best plasters now made. To Illus
trate my son OF ten years of age took bad
Cold and coughed incessantly; no medicine
would relieve him after some twelve hours
applied ALLcoCK's PoRoUs PLASTER 10 his throat
and upper chest The cough ceased entirely In
an honr, and the next day the boy was well,
told the case 10 a gentleman who suffered In
the same way he, too, was cured In twenty y-four
hours of his cough by ALLcocK's PoRoUs PLAs-
TIERS. Another patient suffered from pain In the
small of the back-ALLcocK's PoRous PLASTER
was applied mt night and next morning the pain
had ceased. Again, a young lady suffering from
Neuralgia Pains around the heart, by my advice
used ALLcocK's Porous PLAsTEGs, and was en-
tirely cured In three days. Finally,a lady came
TO me with Cold Feet, which constantly recurred
night and day-this sometimes Is symptom OF
Uterine Congregational applied an ALLcocK .
PoRoUs PLASTER 10 the sole of each foot, and her
feet got and continued warm. She wore the
Plasters overa week.
Thus have recently tried ALLcocK's Porous
PLAsTERs, and take great pleasure in bearing
witness to their remarkable curative power.
JANE NJ. BAKER. NJ. ID.
"Allcock's " Is the only genuine Porous Plas
ter buy no other and you will not be cheated.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-25

ON every hand we see evidences that winter
is breaking up, ana will soon have to yicld to
the advancing spring. II II most important
question amongst scientific men what causes
the general feeling of debility and Iassitude 50
prevalent In this region. While some regard II
as the result OF confinement and iuaction, others
suppose II 10 be caused by the decay Of vegeta-
bles and animal debris which has accumulated
during the winter. What Is especially needed
NJ this time, however. Is something TO overcome
these influences. II is too late to talk about the
causes what II the causes Thousands ofper-
sons all over the country who have given Kid
ney-wort faithful trial ready to testify that
no other remedy is equal to II for cleansing the
system, purifying the blood, regulating the
bowels, and curing all kidney and liver diseases.
II Is in fact the king of all spring medicines.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Reset ON All sides

BY malaria how shall we escape the dread infec-
tion Ia the question which the denizens of
fever and ague districts ask themselves. The
answer comes from former Sufferers who Tor
wears have escaped the visitatons OF the peri
odic scouragc through tho protecting influence
of Hostetter's stomach Bitiers. When the neces-
atty for for using preventive measures arises,
nse this means of prevention ut once. 1t regu-
iates the liver facilitates digestion, and liber-
ates impurities from the system when such ex-
ist, by promoting healthful action of the bowels
and kidneys. Act early. In all regions where
miasmatic yapors breed disease, II is absolutely
necessary to be protected with n safeguard, and
this is true, though sojourn in such localities
is destined to be brief No one can afford TO
breathe malaria for short time. The Bitters Is
asovereign specific for rheumatism DEBILITY ana
nervousness. Keep IL on hand. marlS5
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-25
MoTHERsi MoTHERsil MoTnERs,u

M0THERSl MOTHERSil MOThEESN!
Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by IA sick child suffering and crying with
the eXcrucating pain of cutting teethf II so,
go at once and get q bottle OF Mrs. WlNsLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. IL will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately-depend upon II ;
there is mistake about II. There is not
mother on earth who has ever used IL, who will
not tell you at once that 1t will regulate the
bowels. and give rest to the mother, and relief
and health to the child, operating like magic. II
is perfectly safe 10 use in all cases, and pleasant
To the TASTE and IL the prescription of one OF the
Oldest and best female physicians In the United
States. Sold everywhere. % cents bottle.
may3l-lydM. SAW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-25
BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA.

Ia the most effective Pain Destroyerin the world.
.Vili most surely quicken the blood whether
taken internally or applied exteTnaiiy, an, ana
whether chronic or acute, than any other pain
alleviator, and 1t is warranted double the
IL cs,res pain in the Side, Back or Bowels, Sore
Throat, rheumatism, Toothache and ALL.
ACHES. and IA The Great Relieyer of Pain.
g aBROW Ms HOUSEHOLD PANACEA should
he i'm every family. A teaspoonful OF the Panacea
in a tum6ler OF b. water (sweetened, II pre-
farredl II taken 81 bedtime, win BREAK UP
C"ID m3l-lydM, ,w,s&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-25
An ANsMERs MANTEp.

Can any one bring us a case of kidney or Liver
Complaint that Electric Bitters will not speedily
curef We say they can not, as thonsands OF
cases already permanently cured ana who are
daily recommending Electric Bitters, will prove.
Brights disease, Diabetes. Weak Back. on any
The blood, regulate the bovels and act directly
on The diseased parts; Every bottle guaranteed
eist, No. isI and ise North Queen street, Laneas'
Ter, Pa. w
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YOUNG MEN LREAD TINS.

THH yoLrAio BELT Co., of Marshall, Mich, offer
to send their celebrated ELKCrRo-voLTAIc BELT
day, 20 men (old or young) afflicted with nervous
debility, loss Of Vitality and manhood, and all
kindred troubles. Also for rheumatism, neural
gia, paralysis, and many other kindred diseases.
Complete restcration to health. vigor ana man.
hood guaranteed. No risk Is incurred as thirty
days trial is allowed. Write them at once for
illustrnted pamphlet free. dcc20lyd&w
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Railroad men, mechanics, commercial travel
ers, base ballsts, farmers, and Others who labor
out of doors, are peculiarly liable 10 accident
and injury Thomas Eciecfffc oil for bruises,
burns bites and sprains, Is one of the finest ap-
plications yet devised. For sale by ii. ID. Coch-
ran, druggist, 1877 and lSl North Queen street,
I,ancasfer
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SKIN DIsEAsEs.-"sw OINTMENT
I" "S,papne's Ointment" cures letter, salt
Rheum, Ringworm, Sores, Pimples, Eczema. All
itchy Eruptions no matter h0iO obstinate or long
standing. Jih-oM"f""
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thunder n Down the Aces

That for laneness, rheumatism, for aches. for
pains, ana tor sprains DR.. Thomas Ecfecfrfc OH
Is positive and reliable remedy. DR.. Thomas
Ectecfrfc OIL can be purchased OF any druggist.
For sale by II. D. Cochri a, druggist, 137 and l3s
North Queen street, Lancaster