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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-16

PENN~NLNANTA seems determined To
keep up it. reputation for mediocrity in the
United States Senate for some time longer.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19
cuos,Aw oouscIL.

A Essame of ths Busiaoss Transsstod
ut the Meeting Which Adjeurned
Wednesday.
MoALisrHR,I I. T., NOV. IS [Specisl.]
Tho Choctsw council adjourned
"wednesday, tho uth. The following
II summary OF sons OF the bills
passed:
Something over $4,000 was appro-
priated for edpsstionsi purposss; q
Youths arc 10 ba nont to the States, ~
an aggregate cost OF over $4,000; $40, 600
was appropriated for neigbboI mood
schools, a part of which Ia for the MS
greco, nnd $50, 1000 wasset apart for four
large academies Two of these ncsde-
mics are taken out OF tho hands OF the
naission boards no W managing them
one Preshysefiss, tho other Mstbodist
land plaeed in she hands OF eitiz ns
Of the n a.isn. A heavy fine was hxed
~ q penalty on any cinzDn who
empl0ys,a wpi,h man So herd cattle; y
meraorial to Conarsss WIS adopted,
asking that body 10 locate United
States district ouuIts at Paris ard
Denisop. Texas; the contract with tho
Roberts bJolners for publishing the
Indian ChGnpion ut Atoka was With
drawn; tho claims Oh the Missouri Pa
eide Railway company 10 200 feet wiae
81 land at its depots wa5 denied; Inc
United S,Eies government was Peil-
fOned TO .ei.,ove white iDiruderR.
N A resolution was adopted providing
FOR the compiling End printing of 2sl
copies OF all the CncciEg laws, from
the organization OF the natioDnl gov.
efnmont to the present.
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nsmo Items and Topics.
"Al your own Ianlt

Gan your own Iault
II you remain sick when you can
Get Top bltttr that never--Fail."
Tho weakest woman, smallest
child, and slclliest invalid can use hop
bittors Win safety and great good.
old men tot,ering around from
Rheumatism, kidney trouble or any
weakness will be made almost new by
using hop bittern.
EU-My VITO and daughter were
made healthy by the use OF hop bit!ers,
ard I recommend them to my people.
i HothodiSt Clergyman.
Ask any good doctor L hop
Bltters are not the bsstfamily medicine
On earth ~!
--Malsrsl fever, Asus snd Bilious
ness will leave every nolghbOrhord es
soon ss hop bittsrs arrive.
-"My mother drove the paralysis
ana neuralgia all out az her system
with hop bittors."-Ed. Oswego sun.
Esy-"Ksep tho kidneys healthy with
hop bitters and you need not fear
Sickness"
Tho vigor Of youth for the aged snd
infirm in mop biG-9TB -!
LAT tho change of life nothing squsls
Hop Bi!ters to lay all troubles Incident
thereto"
--"Fne bsst periodical for ladies to
take monthly, and from which they
will receive The greatest benefit IL hop
bitters."
Thousands die annually from some
form OF kidney disease that might
have been prevented by timely use OF
hop pitters.
indigestion, weak stomach, irregu-
laritias or tho bowels, cannot exist
when hop bitters are used.
a timely use OF hep
Eitters win keepa whole tam ~
In robust health year at q ii,tlc cost.
10 produce real genuine sleep aud
ohild-like repose sll night, take little
hop bltlers on retiring.
EEY- None genuin without bunch OF
green Hops on the white label. Shun all
the vile, poisonous stun with "Hop" or
.AopSn in . cir namo
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BIG suIv DEolDED.

Buying Gold Mines for G3,o00 and Two
Mules and Turning Them in to the
Conspapy at ss4,OOS-Fsrced TO Dis
gorge.
ST.. Lows, Nov. 10. - Especial. j
Judge Iubke this m prning heard the
pleading and gave Judgment in shs
case OF the Union Park Gold Minina
company sgelnat Henry @. Donnell
and Patrick EfcCasn. This ouse has
asomAwbat remark able history.
Iu 1852 Patrick McCann, Que OF Tho
defendants, came 10 81. Louis win
some homeopathic bottles containing
placer mines in Colorado. He repre-
tented that the Union Gnlch placer
could be- purt hased for $4,000, anu a
company was organized under the
!; laws OF Colorado with . capital OF $50, :
90. for the purchase ana operation vi
Che property. The parties interested
Were chiefly st. Louis business mon,
> among them john w. Hsrrls1n, 3: NJ.
KepDart, II. Al. Sorugss, u. q. ana y.
N. Dutro.
y In 1893 the defendant, Donnell, came
here and represented inst Swo osneI
valusble plncers spuld be purchased
4 for $4,000. st. Louis capitalists wen
into the scheme and the three mines
Wese purchased and christened the
X GTJnion,v the "Anna" and the "Nel-
lip.'' tbs two last named alter the wives
az Donnell and McCann. The
(, attendants conditioned with the pur-
3 ehassrs that they should retain o
Half interest In the property. Lsst
year 1t waa discovered that the first
!. mine had been purchased for - 600
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70 Agents and Conductors.

Passenger Agent Town
send, of the Mias5a5i Pacific, has ia
sued tho following insssuctionE TO
agents aud conductors, undSr date OF
November 10: From date discon-
tinue the exchange Of emigrant tiee-
Ella 70 points wonJ OF El Paso, On or
reached via TIC Iouthern Psciac rail-
road. regardless OF tenn OF
tho contract on sush tick-
eta, except that tickets on which
baggage 10 checked abort OF ces'ins-
,iun will be taken up, and eal&rsnt
exchange check given as. heretofore
nxcbsngo orders, skelaton ticsets,
with separate soepoa for each line, aud
stokets with but one coupon from juno
tton points with these lipss, VIE Ei
Psnn, mast be exchanged fir regular
tickets VI our issue, TIE saEie az here
toiors. Agents aaDpliei With. form
3 00 mus5 not uss this form IN ex.
cpsAeing to Sou,hern Pa ific railroad
nniuts
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a KIss EY MOoNLIaHy.

From time immonorial, 20 ono viii
pretend 60 deny tbs feet thas kisses
nava been held in hish r5pute by both
sexea-whether active or passive. Il
has been decided that a LEGAL KISS
implies AC TON on both pgrti5s; bub
wnen q lady simply eone-nts 70 he
kiaaed without action o. her Hips, IL
constitutes only y PASSIVE kiaS-a
sweet deprived Of its nectar.
Snualy eNscsnc6d within q moss.
emboWered and vine-clsd versndah,
and Slmuat hid from Wow amid sweet
sentcd houeysucsles, wss seated far
Atlanta uymph, hose beautiful dark
eyes, alahaster oompie xion and volup-
tuoua contour, aeemed 10 DAAE the
young gent by her side, who over ald
anon, while oirGrmnavig eating her
e,endsr wai-t, gave her d BUSS end
then p RE-BUS :, TO the amszemsnJ OF
pedestrian VINO happsned To be pass
ing that beautiful mooSlight might. Al
that moment tho lover WIS heard %
ask, "My dear darling Sarah Jane,
you are becoming more be2uJitu!
every. dsy; your eyes sparkle WIN
more briliianey, your once pai6 chseHs
have been painted by tho rosesie hues
OF nature, and you seem 60 NAYS en-
tirely recained your health, Wlll you
tell me the cause ufthe change?"
81 have simply used THAT "onder'
fully effective blood remedy known as
Iluetratad Book of Wonders mailed
free. Address 3. b. b. Co., Atlanta,
Georgia,
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sion sad n IL Supposed viii consider
the ehsfgea ssflnat these mes Al once
Tive fsfnt snss a J II, Dills, sliu-
atod bna mile north ~ the CITY, was
srfnad last siEht. IL IN 4nIie a loss
spd ihefn was no insurtt 90 fhe prop.
aftv wa rented o. Tiliy Smith aud
used for q houfe vi prasiliu ios. The
reporter unders'andf tkat all the prop
sriy bslonslDg 10 the women who
lived th0Te was DESTROYED.
Dixon Williams stlli continues To
draw crowded sous0s u hear hiH ser
mons.
Thomss woods want cast yestor.
day.
x. J. worley, OF Dsnissn, was In tho
city yesterday.
When Tho news about "GAlvexton
burning N.Y. was heard OF The HER
ALB was IA tho greatest demand, and
it went m ike hot cakts. The great
est of sympathy In Expressed for tho
many poor of Galveston who have thus
y aorely Suffered.
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p,onoaas All, or the yynbesh,

SpRIrsFIaLp Ill, NV. ll.-Judge
II. S. Grden, OF this city, arrived from
New York to-day, whore he hes been
engsgod for some weeks past iornu-
letiu1 decree 10 bs asked Of the court
for male OF the Wabasb, ST.. Louis d
Pacific railroad under the two mort
cages, agg egating $4,000 coo. Tho
h4ioers OF s23,O00,000 oi this amount
have agreed To the seIms upon whtoh
tho decree is drawn. Inc formal de
cree will be presented 10 the court and
to the remaining bondhulGers at an
early dav, with the expeotstion that
the d taiis may be settled and the date
OF sale fixed without any very mate
rial delay,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19
The STRIKE On tn. Il,inOis Central.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10. - There ia no
change this morning in tho strike of
the brakemcn OF the Illinois Central
railway. Tho freight conductors
Joined the striking brakeman y9Hter
day, and In consequence no trains have
basri able 10 leave the yards. The
SIDE. tracks SIRE filed with carr for
which DO sYews osn be obtained, sns
their NUM- Der Is Deirg rapidly sweled
by those somiDg III, the crews 6asert-
Ing ihena Immediately open their ar
rival In she city, The stIikern fret do
mandea nn insrease Of wages from $40
per nonsn 80 $50 per Month. Then
tnsy changed and 9sksd for ~ cent?
per usile, with allowance. for Sandsys
snd over time. N,itner demand has
been granted and the strikers say thsy
have made All the advances they in
ysnd to make, and shat shy now moye
pust ciee tom the officials OF tic
com psny.
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Tho wes,e.. sub.idies.

INV YoKK. Ecv. 10 --Ibpscial.l--
" xlcan financial affairs resolved
much attention here aud at the East
generally, and tho sdJsstmont OF the
differences between this railroads and
the question Of shs renewal OF pay
ment oa account Of subaldles granted
IL being discussed. Gao OF the draw
backs sonsidered .: ,irst importance IL
the manner In which land In thoie
pwblic Is controlled by he few acting
az a preventive Of Erowsb, and coz
trast ia drawn hotwesn tho existing
conditions there and In the United
States, whore towns arc rapidly grow
isg along ell tho lises OF railroads
through tia anse Of the acquisition OF
land by settlers.
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SHERMAN, Nov. 49, Especial. ]--The
attention of the districs sourt was en-
tirely taken up yesterday in the con-
sideration of criminal business. In
the case OF tho State of Texas va.
Miles Jordan, for burglary, dafenda Mt
pleaded guilty to three d different in.
distmsDls, and his punisnment was
asse ssed a. "a years in the penitentfa-
nv. DicK Smith, Jordan's associate
IN THESE crimes, received as q recon-
pense 10 years In the State prison.
The crime for which these TWO men
were convicted was committed la The
Empire wagon yard, IN sherman,
some time since.
N gentleman by the name Of Ro-
becko made nis debut before his honor
this pnorning aud Pleaded gull y to
putting head ON X JouveDot, the
proprietor of tho Sherman ioundry.
Mr.. Il was assessed $5 and costs for
MA pugiltstic exercise, ana, not ihtnk-
Ing that enough, he went back and did
ths j b over, Tor which another 70 was
assessed agsiuss him.
I Judge Hlnkel has been quite busy
heari1g the cause Of Mary r. Donsld
eon ,spsinst yuhn Donaldson, sr, and
John bona d on, jr., for forcibls entry
and eletainer. She 0btained a jodg-
ment against them and the damages
were assessed at 5000 by the iuuge,
This lisa continuation OF tho many
suits tsset have been brought by kbis
lady against her ex husband aud her
soii-ui Iaw. She bag come Out ytcto-
rions In the maturity Of The suits, and
it ig 70 bs hoped this o1e Viii wind
|up Tho dis greeablo affair. \.
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I CnOciAw IxsCU ION.
xlLlso nv HIS CHOSEN sHlEno.
Anasssss ssuis. ~ Isssss wiz Mar
asv<rs shot - stcks-a Psiend
uis nassutionsr = Fail AZ
t| ssunt sf the Crime far
which No Died


AsoKA, l. r., Nov. lS-- lspesial l.
This aiterrcsn ~ ! o'clock Anderson
1urr,s. a Chostaw man about 30 yoars
80, =, ,ha ai.,.,o. .o,,x,
q age, wSs quot .. ,ho u>'rio' oour'
around nc TAX Hello, not lar from
Sare. In obedienoe TO the decision of
a a., .,,.r ~ I,a,,, ~ a
" oo"t' """ '"o "'u'' VI '"'s' w. o.
Vinson.
Sheriff Hare had charge OF tho pris-
IT, vas a, this n,.,s Wadnss.
nos' VS. az '.' r'sN'
0Ay aud Thursosy Nnu ooh'eTsou
With mauy persons. H. aaid he was
not afrnid 10 die. He seemed calm
$3.50, 49,, ao,,...oa
eno oson sn"''i"' ""u 'oa'e'H'"
1seely with any one.
He selected friend. whose name
cannot 90 learned, TO do the shooting.
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Ofthe total nunbsr OF persons en-
ploysd by tho Great Western railway
company, EnRlnRd, s6,SIs may be
considered 81 liable 10 ba called on to
work ON Sundays II necessary. But OF
theee $500 in tse permanent way de-
psr.Meut perform no labor ON that day
except Ia spesiai cases, when bridges
havo 10 be reconstructed or portions or
he line rslzid, ara then only when IS
cannot bs demo en- week days;
Wnils OF the remainder 4lS, or
IL 9S par cant. in the traffic depart
lnont, aud 1874, or 4 IS per cent. In tho
locomotive department., have TO work
occasionally On Sundays. being re-
lisyyd IA often ~ circusastauees will
permit Ous OF total milesse of
i4,69O $40 passenger ir.ia miles ava
I5.esS All goods train miles ran IN tho
Sosr, ab''st al 6ls passssser train
Iniles, OF 3 10 usr nt. are run on sHnr
days, and e57 .79l, or 9 % per cost. Of
tho goods trxiu mile are ran on shat
dsy, out 81 which 5sl,s94 miles are OF
treins Witch start On Saturday and tia-
Is d the joarney on Sunday.
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Cure for tho Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by q
sense of weighGin the back, loins and
lower part of tho abdomen, causing
the patient TO suppose that he has
some affection OF The kidneys or
neighboring orgsna. Al times, symp-
TOMS Of Indigestion are present, fatu-
lsncy, uneaainess OF the stomach, etc.
A moisture, like psrspiration, pro
dncing very disagreeabie itching,
after getting warm, is o common at
tendani. Sind, Bleeding and Itching
PIes weld st once TO the application
ofDr. Hosanko's Pile Rem9dy, which
acts directly upon the parts effeateu,
absorbing Iho pumors, n'layin& the
intspse iiching, and affecting z perma-
uent cure. Price, 80 eents. Address,
she Or. aosanko Medicine Company,
Pique, Onio. Sold by all druggists.
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Yaenseer., Meetisgs at sInnati

CINCINNATI, Nov. ll.-The central
passenger committee INST today, but
adjourned until Tomorrow on account
OF tho absence of some Of tho MEM
berr.
The Western Association Of General
Passenger Agents TO day decided sha
form of tiekets to the New Orleans
exposition. A passenger may arrange
with the conductor 10 stnp over IL a Ays
on his way 10 New Orleans, buJ nor on
his way back.
The Chicago and OHIO river pool
membefs net to-day. A charge
against the Monon route was smicably
adjusted.
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mrs. winslow's soothing syrup.

~ -. W tuSAUW'k isODtMlhS syrup
Sew. Sylvauus Cobb thus Yrises 10
,hs Boston Christian Ereem&n:-We
would by 40 means recommend any
kind Of medicine which we did tot
know 10 be good--particularly Tor In
tents. But OF Mrs. Winslow's Soosh
ing Syrup wa can speak from knowl-
edge. III our own family 10 has proved
a blessing indeed, by giving gn infant
troubled with collie pains quiet sleep,
and the parents unbrok6n rest at
night. Most parents can appreciate
these blessings. Here ia sn arsicle
Hhich works to perfection IND WHICH
ia harmless; for Che sleep which IL VI
fords the Infant is perfectly natural,
and the little oherub swakes ss "bright
as q button" And during the process
OF teothing it's value is iucalculeble.
We have frequently heard muthers
say that they would not be without IT
from the birth OF the child Sill 1t had
finished with the teething siege, on
any consideration whatever. Sold by
all druggists. 25 cents a bottle.
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Good nosuits In Every Case.

D. a, Bradford, NhuIesnEo puper
dealer of Chattanooga, Tennesse,
writes that no was seriously sf1licIeu
with sewers cold shat settled on his
lungs; had triet many remedies with
out beoefit. BsiuR induced TO try Dr..
Kings New Discovery for oonsump
ton, dio 80 and was entirely cured by
tho use Of few bottles. since which
time he has used is in his family for
all coughs and colds with best results.
This is the exps renee OF thousands
whose lives have been aeved by this
Wonderful Discovery. !.
Trial bottles free at ". II. Howeu d
BrO's drug store.
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\ j am 81 Ande xHon ". the State, from
AFRO county. Hart, ]. The con-
Slsionx Ok = bail bond that, among
'ofhst xhinass " principal will re-
4 >sS ii X III CONT fxra term to tcrnns etc |,
Z &hiSl dtfcha fgfd by the court, ana
( Xos i SbalJ y ish6ut ldave Of the court,
"A f0 u (f more onBfous than those Inn
y x|o9efi ~ Tie etAtttje, where 1udg-
Y iht ~ r ~ on: 4 f0l felftd bail bond -
\ 4at " n And the scire faciss q asshed,
ana W. 56a06e being agnln calle4 for
nv NJ, n 106tizd offHiturs is taken anq
n Ifs a ~ issued. In this seeoha
!l{,rfc1t1} y A6 f1efendsnt cannot plead
n hv, II ~ jud 6fnent nisi and acire fe-
y IN ~ = lotnnef and pending preoeod,
rs v !he same M alter: = sona
VI, IxRs Dixon, Whon the priuci-
z y Az An bQdI Vt t0e bond il stated -
y, IL 4. m Y 5ons - Roods Afnrmod.
\ X. IA IN Ix11liAnl ~ t4e STATE, from
u Int Out Hurt, Tho coArt
(; A siI I, * Jul iIcialIy Kip n that 0reon-
!: NJ; q n N u IL cdauty eo9 tkovsnpe
III " * 1fpve1fs Dofbud Xo4 WH4
X ~ Il Y y \ ~ w hic6 hsN ~
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The "Exposition Universelle dc Part
Culipairo" awarded he highest HON
orr TO Angosturg Bltters as the most
efficscious stimuiant to excite the APP
petite and to keep the digestive organs
la good order. Asts for the genuine
ars7cie, manufacturod ouly by DR.. j..
G. 3. Seigert &c Sons, aud beware OF
imitatiOns.
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An End to Bone sorapipg !.

Edward Snepneru, OF Harrisburg,
Ii'iaois, says: "HsyinE recs'yed 70
feel it nv duty 70 let zufferiDg human
ity know it. Have had running sore
on niF leg Sor eight years.; my doctors
,told me would hsve TO have the ooue
sersped or leg amputsted. fused, In
sSead, three hotties of Electro Bitters
ana seven b xss of Buoklen's Arnica
Salve, and my leg II now sound aud
weil"
Electric Bit'ers are sold at 30 cents
pd,tle aud Bucklen's Anie. Salve
at 25 cents pr box by w. d. Howoli
4 Bro.
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+. w. Schonrts has been appointed
claim agent OF tho Texas q sst. Louis
road, vics Mr.. jack, resigned.
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THOSE mrxloAN SUBSIDIES.

AZ Ososr 80 nissssri rse'so rsrauet-
srs.-ss' dsy wsrs os she ersst
wsstsrs Railway ~ hsEissd--
fhs Wabssh ssis-msst-
iss al oississsh.
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SEELEYS HARD RUBBER TRUSSES

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-30
The "SOlders' Orphans"

The commonwealth of PENNSYLVANIA last
year spent 1885,, 90 to educate the So
called soldiers orphans; and since the be-
ginning of the system ii has cost the state
1852 ,37I.70. The war has been over well
nigh twenty years, and children now in
these schools under sixteen wears of age
could not have born for years after the
war ended There is no obligation upon
the state now to clothe, feed and educate a
soldiers orphan that is not equally press
ing with regard to every orphan within
the limits Of the commonwealth. Every
proposition To continue or enlarge the pre-
sent system should be steadfastly opposed
by all upright and strongheaded members
of the legislature.
1t appears from bill introduced by
senator Cooper, that it is proposed TO con.
tinue the present system under the name
of " industrial schools for all s. neglected
and dependent children under 10. This
is at least more frank and fair than the
:. soldiers orphans preteXt but it is one
of d jLbtful exIeliency. 1t is a serious
ques. 'on whether the state should under
take such a responsibility. II there are
10 be children's homes everywhere, had it
lot better he left toeaeh county To establish
md control its own The tendency to