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Daily Republican., 1886-11-29
FOURTH EDITION


Miss Floy Crowell, tho talented and
accomplished young aetress, who created
such q sensation and won the popular
favor in this city last season, will com
mence an engagement of ore week at the
Opera House tonight, In a new play en-
titled Sentenced TO Death" She will be
supported by Mr.. s. X. Chester, and an
excellent company including many Of the
fayorites OF last season. There will be y
performance every night, and matinees
"Wednesday and Saturday afternoon, with
different bill at each. Miss Crowell Is a
born actress, and delineates each charac
ter che assumes with realism which
shows that for the time being, she has
sunk her own ideality in Il at of her own
role. She possesses a remarkable degree
OF versatility, which makes her equally at
home In comedy or tragedy, or az an
e OIL nal actress. During the past year
she has made remarkable progress In the
profession OF her choice, and now bids
fair, ere many years, to occupy @ position
reached but by few, and even now rivals
many Of the brightest stars In the dramat-
ic ornament. Last season the Opera
House was packed every mig hit Of her en-
gaRemeEt, and as The same VIII no doubt
be the case this week, it will be well for
those who wish IN attend to secure their
seats at Thomas In advance. Tue prices
are hut 10 and 20 cents, or so cents for
reserved sc Is, and those who attend
either OF the performances viii enjoy
dramatic treat.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-29

EVANSVILLE, lad, NoY y y
W iison, IA ears Of a2e, ampoJ'
he home Of Mr.. John Harlem
farmer living two mites squth OF
city, was fatally burned yesieI
The girl was standing before We :
when her dress caught fire, and
instant her clothes were mas
flames. In her efforts 70 so7e BE-
she set the bed on fire aud ol5o CT
In which a baby was slvapine a.
her fears fer herself were oye;oom
her anxiety for the iufsrt, AID
flames about her cody sne sWGssV
save the child.
She succeeded In ex irsai'nIll
flames in the CRIB, saving the IVY
By this time hsr clothing vas
from her body and h,r nan
roasted. She wrapped . shesl
her body AID walked come diSlA !
help. All the mem bers OF tbe ~
were absent. The neighnors plo'
everything that would tend 10 'D :,
fort OF the girl, who died iroh " :.
su't of her injuries at . o'''0''
night.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-29

Officer Duffy found James Sewell a,
tiiIh aud Walnut streets, drunA aua
dioorderl5, On Saturday night. He was
fined % aud costs.
Sergeant hcVey ARR stod Jas. Butcher
down on the coast. He was as1 over
TOR thirty Gays as a vagrant.
Officers Lopez and Gormley arrested
Edward Kelley, Samuel Bailey aud
william Kramer fer being boisterocs
and noisy and with being ia,o4icaie d
on Sunday afternooo at Fourth and
LON bard streets Tnoy wire each
tin"d IS and coats
Officers Is = Smith and Rettins ar
res ed William Ii. Piersou yesterday,
at Eleventh and Church streets, for
drunkenness and d,s9rderly conduct,
ior which he was fned IS aud costs.
Frank Piersou, a brother, followed
him and was arrested by Onicer Ret.
ting for gay lug cock it 10 him" think
Ing he meant that the brother should
resist the officers. Hise xplanation vas
that his brother had been talking about
the saloon where he got the whisky on
sund ay, and he meant that his broth er
should sock II to" the saloon. Judge
Cnmmins took the view that Fran K
Piersen tod the truth End discharged
him from custody.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-29

TIE Bo,tiers' Divi,ion of the G
Bio vers' League me- in secft. .e.
in Baltimore on Saturday, ard ord
= strike among the members In
Eastern ID vision, which includes
prTitory east OF the Aiiee eules,
ndipg Canada. The strike goes
effect az once, and Is againl. a2p!:
ces and a REDUCTION OF five per cenl
wages. About 5000 mer arc 4dece1
the strike.
The stove moulGers 10 DHsTl
fourd dry, Mt Pittsburg, struck 90 Sal
day morning agsibit c rdse,ioRl
wages ordered several wstEs ago.
said the ttrike will not aztec, d
foundries, Oh De Havea's gas tie I
one where the reduction was oIdeis
The Mccullough Iron Campu
rolling milk a. North East, Ma,Jll
which have been shut doNr eBs
7th OF A August, will reopen today
advance for which the men struck
be granted, ara all will DO ieiusT
IN their former places.
TIE Great Western Glass Comp
at St Louis, on Friday dhcAsfGcd
its men and closed its works MI
dora, the secretary OF the comp
says they were obliged to ;sss
action in consequences OF tls lr'al
habits OF most OF their men, when
dered them 10 unreliable thst thew
c1uld not be operated in proper .
ner.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-29
Testimonial Benefit.

A grand testimonial benefit to Mrs.
Catherine Dolap, better known as
AUNT Kittie," mother of the well.
known Ngd Leary, will be given al
CArroiPs Casino Of Music Cd Friday
evening, Decem Der 3. 1886. A grand
bill Will be presented for this occasion,
Aunt Klttie is well known, as she has
han o stand on the market for tho past
thirty years, Ill health has conf led
her to her rooms for weeks, and as she
lately buried her husband q number of
friends, wishiug 10 give her assistance,
propose to give her o graud testimonial
benefit, and through the kindness of
Mr.. william II. Carroll, his theatre
aud company will contribute for this
occasion.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-29
A DRY" sunday in BENDING,

READING. Nov. 28.-This was the
hrst dry Sunday Reading has expert.
enced for over twenty years. Every
saloon was closed. This was done In
accordance with the action Of the Liquor
League, which held & meeting and de-
clded that sll drinking places aust be
clOsed Oh Sunday because of tbs numer.
Gus Sunday rowa and disgraceful riots
which have recently taken place. A
number of liquor men have been prose-
eukd and the others have crawled In
cot # the wet and 80 escaped arrest
Lat Sunday some were open aud tho
police have the names CT two hundred
prominent citizsns wao frequented
them and who will he summoned as
witnesses. Tn, 70 were no. fighte to-day
for the fret time In two months end
every thing was quiet. The BARRIERS also
closed and the confectioners and cissr
stores were the only places opened.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-29
Real Estate Sold.

The real estate Of Jacob Stuck, deceas
ed, was told at 2 o'clock last Saturday
afternoon at the Court House, by the adj
ministrator, Harry Emmons, Eco. as fol-
lows:
House and lot southeast corner Seventh
and King streets, to Thomas Davis, Eco ,
for $40 .275, subject to $500 dover; house
and lot adjoining the corner property, TO
Thomas Davis, Esq, Tor 81 SIS, sub sct
to $500 dover; house and lot No. 10 East
Seventh street, to Thomas Davis, Esq ,
for u 40, subject to $500 dover The
building on the south side Of Fourth
street between Walnut and Poplar, for
merly known as Bakers Union Commits
sion House, to Fred Pfrommer, for S. OPS,
subject to a dover OF $500; the undivided
moiety or half part of the house and lot
at southwest corner of sixth and Tatnall
streets, to John Fehrenbach, for 81 400,
subject to dover of 1900. There was a
fair attendance at the sale and the bid
ding was quite spirited.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-29
Dots.


Mr.. John Dexheimer and bride o.
Orange, N j are the guests Of Mrs
Toppin, No. 4l9 East Fifth street.
Bou9hman & Co., 404 Market street
are receiving subscriptions preparatory
TO starting a circulating library.
f. V. Mccall has bought out tbs
| cigar store formerly kept by his brother
z. H. Mccall, southeast corner G Fifth
and Shipley streets. Call and see him.
On and after Wednesday next the
steamer Brsndywino will make but one
trip day, leaving this city at as o.
m. and Philadelphia ct 8 p. III.
Abram Ford, who was injured sc
badly by 8 fall in the barn on the
Brindley farm in Christ.ana Hundred
has recovered so far Us 70 lie able &
sit mp.
A bszaar for the benefit Of the Sacoud
Baptist Sunday school ~ill be held in
the lecture room on Wednesday and
thursday evenings next, Decemb Der lsl
aud 81
Three yoprg men engaged In fAh
at Sixth ard Pine streets yesterday al
tarnoon, bus finally separated without
the Intervention OF the police. and went
ou IL ulucESut 0lFtCtlOHs.
About 200 iucanlesoent +. iison lishtt
are to he placed in the James Riddle
Son Il Co. 8 Gotten mills ard tvoiplAnts
! are 10 be placed on bsrges belonging u
abe BsaDdywine Granite Company.
George l. Norris. 222 West secor d
| street, is agent for D!ss;on's celebrated
SAWS; he also soils sheet steel, oils and
betting, as vel! as sharpens SAWS and
attends to grinding on Tuesday and Fri
day.
special train, which will become a
resu ar train in a few days, 1t Ia said
will be put on the LHnG enberg branch
Of the B. x P. road this evening, to
leave the Market street depot 81
o'c ock.
j. Frank Biggs, trustee, will sell the
real estate of the ate Thomas And ereon
st the Court House. on Tuesday after
nc on at O'Clock. Said property con
tains about ~ acres, situate near the
Newport turnpike. distant about three
miles from Wilmington.
The bos'd OF directors OF the VII
miuRton and B-1udy wine Street Rail-
way are meeting wi h good encourage
rnent, but the property holders In the
Ninth ward will have 20 20 down in
their pockets /: they want the work to
commence by she 10th OF December.
The debate between labor and capital
did not come off yesterday Afternoon in
the knights CT Labor Hail as an.
nounced, the speakers falling TO put n
an appearance. Speakers are prom ised
from Philadelphia next Sunday after
= DON.
A quite old German lady was ar
rested this morning by Officer Adams
for street begging. Ger name wa
Ksthrine Utz. The officer says sbo Is =
etsat annoyance on market days,
Though ste owns several houses.
After lecture from the Court, and =
promise to stop begging, she was dis
charged.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-29

vomiting, and his clothes were scatter.
ed all around. The twitness picked
them up and upon seeing O bottle In
one OF the pockets took 1t ont, and found
nc flltd with liquor. She gave thu
witness = good scoid ing, and he admit
ted that he had done wrong and was
sorry for II.
The next week he was sick abcd. and
the doctor spoke about his drinkir q
When he got SO that be could 20 oul
again he seldom came In. that he wa,
rot more or less under the In fiuenos oil
liquor, and one night came home very
m uch Intoxicated. He was drinking
almost the entire time he was at her
houee.
He told the witness on one occasion
not to let any one know that he wac
hcme, as he was not In condition to
sec them. The witness finally got tired
Of the way he was acting and told him
that she would not put up with 1t.
At O'Clock Court took q recess until
3 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-29
Stanley IN Now lor H.

Henry M. Stanley, the greas a a,
explorer, arrived IN New tx u
Law aud on Saturday evening ~ y
gl ven a reception by the Lo'hs " .
which speeche,.s we're made NJ ~ n \
disting uished ge. 'Ileneh = auysJ
gave q vivid sketch g ~ ~ the VI
AID spoke glowingly ., ,,r II,
sources of the Congo cou TX mi
road should be built some = "a
ia length and other meaus ~ =
further trade and commerce q
the natives are peaceful ana y,
and that the country will prove . !
GU let to the overcrowded o,'5
Europe. He intends TO lecture
various cities Ia our country y
great discoveries and resources
rics, and may be expected Of td Inc y
House IN this city on the 2o'H
amber.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-29
FIFTH edition
A Psgs of Rea,,

Mr.. @. W. Crowell ina "a"
Floy Crowell, who com NC iAther Of
gsgemenf at the Opera gon..' s a.
ing, spent yesterday 10 tS,s aiss
In the afternoon visited a'' city, :
points Of interest With a ,. NJ sunha
REPUBLICAN. Mr.. CrovdpnG 'pt Of
long time engaged In the !" ,s vac
business o, In Cleveland, obia al q
floy, bis only child, wa oI,o, VI
received liberal edncatI"r OOfn
early age showed a dlspo.i'I, and Y
sne Stage, which owever va. I % % .
oy her father and many Of no, 9pn
At last be gave his c9p -, D.f itia
made her debut In Clevelaha' a.. 400
received q Il after ing oyatin" S"hen
wards travelled under tbs ,n one Al
OF Atkinson q Cooke, and ~as
ntnied by her mother, but tbs 10
vas taken Ill In Cincinnati, NO wa mo-
weeks ago passed to "tha, ha auu
which no travelerre.urDs u
Az the time of her me,be,,
hloy was filing an erOo Ie'
Mnssach usetts, fully thir,y q. 10y
oy rail from Cincinuatl az, ~
gram announcing the fart LUG
mother was dying was had. ,pa
just as she was about 10 s,,n "
stage see hastily sc.ppsd W. W
words which con veyed 10 bar ,t .ps
et sorrow Of her young liIs az
With q mastery effort, oono" "l
emotion, and advanced 10 tbS to. ..s
In front OF those uptntutd faca.
eye was on her, and an aim, a.,
silence was maintaiued AZ ssa.
Wa trained to catch her vi.
Actress essay ell TO speak bu, /, So,
words there camu from her ~,
htnft sobs aud tehrs, and sbe -.
and walked TO the rear O, 10
nUtil she could In n r1fssn,e .,'
htr emotion and proceed win ls,
Very few, II auy, In that lsrys,-
snce knew but what /, wag rs'
tbs play, aud while n Gu spnI,n
women wept in symps,hy VIM
young actress withou. kro.l,,
cause Of her grief, or That che sst
The performances with a bursting
bu; the announcement OF he, len
mept In the papers the ueSt dav
the hret motto, the people Of M,
had that her best earthly .r9pil
dead.
Mr.. Crowell is q rem lrksbie md
has travelled almost over the Z,
States, and In conversation yep
in iormed Il reporter That be lad /,
tasted spurious or malt liquor, o.
tobacco In any form or even ;o,t
oath. He takes the sres cat it,sis
his so1ng and talented daughter
may ere many years take be. to
rope. Mr. Chaplain Ia aSsoca,ed
him in the mana cement OF The
pany and the season thus far las
highly successful.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-29

George Ii Bates, Esq. who for SOM
three moi this has been absent On n Gov
eminent mission to the Samoan Islands.
reached Washington on Tuesday on his
return home, and yesterday he spent
With his family IN THIS city. He left
this forenoon again for Washington to
complete his work 1t Is understood
that Mr.. Bates has perfected CONNER
cial treaty with the Samoan Islanders
which will be great benefit TO both
countries.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-29
HE is Pooling Thee y

A clothing advertisement in Saturdays paper reads
"Weve enough clothe the whole of the VIII.
mington public Do you believe il? Think Of i'll Nearly
fifty thousand overcoats. Figure it out and you'll come
Ito the conclusion. He's - mistaken. We have an
abundant stock OF Well Made Overcoats-q enough to
cohe the economical people of this city and surrounding
country--many more than Others better in quality
than that blow about theirs and about 80 per cent
less in price than any of them.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-29

County TREASURER Herbert opened on
Saturday the follow ing bids for loan OF
81 900 for almshouse uses: Elliott
johnson IL Co., whole amolnt at 5 pc,
cent. with bonus of 81 ,O2O; sailor q Stew.
enson OF Philadelphia per cent, with q
bonus OF $35; Beneficial Savings Fund
Society of Philadelphia, at 4 per cent
with bonus of SEQ. The proposal of che
society being to the best interests of tbe
county it was awarded the loau. $4,000
OF this loan Is redeemable December |
i9i2' the remaining $1,000, December /,
Daily Republican., 1886-11-29
Phillips q Ksne's Roof ran
prevent decay In tin roofs.


The case Of William 7. Cami
Benjamin Armstrong, was trita
john Pyle, John w. Enos anu
Deakyne AS referees, at the
House, last Saturday. Tne pi'
was represented by John Bigss
and the defendant By John d. ~ y,
Esq, and the referees after htsi'l
evidence gave a W rdict In laVoi
plaintiff for Sl75. so aud the coS''
naae.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-29
A Runaway.

While farmer with carriage load OF
ladies' was waiting the passage o: shit
ter at the loot OF Market street on Satur.
day evening the horse scared and dashed
into several other teams standing around
tearing oil the front wheels of the car
riagt and letting the occupants down il
the street with no other injury than a
few bruises aud scratches. The horse
was caught at Ihs Market street bridge
Daily Republican., 1886-11-29
Attacked by an rnrsged Lion.

BKrssEi >, Nov. 2s.-ln a menagerio
at Netyiers TO-DAY, Madame S1ulet, a
ion-tamer, entered the cage OF the l'Ln
Brutus in the absence OF he keeper, &C.
compauied by man named Gre nier
Inc ltou attacked them and both were
terribly lacerated. An attendant, VINO
came to the rescue, was also severely
injured before the brute was driven of.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-29

DEATHS

GRAY.-Dn the 2sth inst, MARI, d1uxntai
OF Archie y. and Jennie May GRAY, axsd
months and weeks
TIE relatives and triends o. the family ar.
res ectiUliy invited 10 BttenG her funeral
rom the residence Of htr paren;s. No. I'll
"est second street. on TuesdIy anernCou.
seTv ees at the house ut 2Gn. Intern ent a,
RiveryiCw cemetery.
Gone, but not FORGOTTEN"
|SIMMONS.-In Phlsde'uhia. on the 2sth
inst John t son 81 Chares h and 40,
days.
Rel4tivep and friends arc invited to NEE,
he train NJ the F., W h II. depot on rutt
tdy N rnipg at lD.0s ILtermeug at RIVER
view cemetery
Daily Republican., 1886-11-29
washIngton's Discharged Po'

WASHINGTON, Nov. % "A "A
meeting OF business men anu p az,
holders Of this oity, belle Iasl , %,
In the National Rifl;s' Any, "a
tested against the acton Of ip M
M issioners OF the d strict III ui nasr
Lieutenant Arnold ard su SppIiI
Lieutenant Kelly of the Local P Ps I
their alleged connection Wi'h w.
police scandal.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-29

The Home Social Circle OF Scott M.
u. church will give an entertainment
for the benefit of the trustees Of that
church tomorrow (Tuesday) evening,
COM mencinR at o'clock. A good pso.
gram has been selected, and q success.
ful entertainment Is looked for, as the
az lesion 1, only 10 cents. Come and
help us.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-29
A Visitor from Afar.

Judge Gillies, Of the Supreme Court
OF Auckland, New Zealand, was In the
court room this morning, audi fer a
time occupied seat on ths beDoh He
came home with George H. Batch, ESQ +,
and Will sail for Eng land next eatur.
day, en- route for his distsnt home.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-29
Pope Sentenced for Tnreey,.r.

WAsH1NGToS, NV. 2s - VIM. Pop.
. negro convicted for sssaolt ano
battery with intent 10 Kill General @
o. Angur n August last, wss yester
cay sentenced To the Albany Penitsn
tiarj fer three years.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-29
VIM. B. Sharp's.
Fourth and Market SIS.

| A full line of elee ant
French wcrsted stripes in
the new fall shades are re-
duced from rs cents to 4oc;
38-in. wide.
Quilted satin Innings are
here in splendid shades and
qualities Crimson, Cherry,
Old G. OIL d, Gend'arme,
Black, 81; from 81 %.
An item regarding Seal
Cloth Coats. Here's the
story. Customer, anxious
to buy one Of our Ssal Coats
couldn't do it, sold so fast,
out of her size. Goes to an.
other store and don't find
them as good. Says she
viii wait until ours come
again. which puts the mer.
chant in an amiable humor
at once, ard he. with suavity
unsurpassed, blandly re-
marks TO customer anxious
to buy: "Whall wait for
Sharp's Coats, why don't
you know he gets his Seal
Goats made over there, up
that dirty alley"
Well, that's a pretty hard
recommendation, but we
don't get our coats over
there up that dirty alley,
and our excellent and anna
BILE merchant is n II likely to
sell that customer. What
queer characters trade de-
velops.
We are receiving daily
new styles OF Ladies'. Misses.
and Girls Goats. Our new
line Of Little Girls Coats is
particularly pleasing, the
price is low. the garments
good and stylish, So so to
SI2.
Ladies' and Misses
Waterproofs, all siz IS, ST. to
SAYS.
To close up the season we
have reduced special lots
and lines OF Carpets and
Rugs which are interesting
to late buyers.
We have from two to
three hundred remnants of
Moquette, Body Brussels
and Tapestry Carpets, each
containing from l to Isl
yards. By using them with
or witEcut fringe you can
get from this lot a very hand
some rug for very little
money.
Moquette e5c per I'd. from 81 80
Body Brussels 75c per I'd. from 140
Tap'y Brusseis Csc per I'd. from 80
One lot Smyrna Rugs,
both sides the same, about
a hundred OF them are reduc-
ed to
SI.I2 from $3.50
IoS from 2.25
2.37 from 3 80
400 from 500
A rich and elegant Saioni-
ca Rug, a finely finished and
Moquette effect, same on
both sides, is So.
A large line of Skin Rugs,
all the desirable colors,$I. so, |
S2.25, So IS.
Large size genuine Ango.
ra Rugs, white, buff and blue,
$3.50 and 81
Two lots OF 5-frame Body
Brussels reduced. $1.Io
from $I.4o and Csc from
$1.25 are selling fast-noth-
ing better for library, dining
room or chamber, and you'll
likely pay more elsewhere
Some people are wise enough
to buy them for spring.
JxrHE n orr ann
Daily Republican., 1886-11-29

A man fell of the roof OF the shop of
the Pullman Oar Company on Saturday
and was quite badly IN jured.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-29

Ifyou want a fine suit, call .,r qs
Nick cough, 9th and 5hipley e'''
Daily Republican., 1886-11-29

pDk SALE, AZ A BAR
l gain, from nov until
MARCH 25th, the three
soy brici, dwelling, 1903
VanBuren etreet. VIII sell
TO suit the purchaser. VIII
take a $4,000 mortgage on
property for S years at S per
cent. Apply at the REPUD-
LIoAN office. jy2A-tf
in
Daily Republican., 1886-11-29
Strikes and Lhbnr

Use Phillips Il Kane's ReUf Pal
ieaky ROOFS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-26

DENNSYLVA RAILROAD ID BCHED
ULE.-in effect from June 10, 1885,
ppnnins LsAvn LANCASTER and leave and arrfye
at Philadelphia as follows:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-26

Chronic nasal catarrh positively cured by DIR
Bage's remedy. MT&w
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A ClarSymAn,a Testimony.

w. E. clifford. pastor NJ. Il. church. Boutwell,,
Ont was for two years a sufferer with dyspep-
sia Ia It's worst form untilas he states "life be
came an actual burden " Three bottles of Bur
dock Blood Biuers cured him, and he tells us In
recent letter that he considers 1t the best
dyspepsia and liver complaint. For sale by II.
Is. Cochran. druggist, l57 and l39 North Queen
street. Lancaster.
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DO Il with Pleasure.

Wangler Bros, druggists, of Waterloo, 10 wa.
write "We can with pleasure say that Thomas
Eciectric OIL gives the best satisfaction OF an y
liniment we sell. Everybody who buys win
have no other. This remedy Is a certain cure
for all aches sprains. and pains. For sale by ii.
B. Cochran, druggist, i37 and l39 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
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Mrs. Langtry

And other famous women have won a rcputa-
tion for facial beauty A fine compile xion makes
one handsome, even though the face Is not of
perfect mould. Burdock BLOOD Biters act al
rectly upon the circulation. and so give the SIX n
a cearness and smoothness otherwise unattatn
able, For sale by ii. B Cochran, Druggist, 1877
and l39 North Queen street, Lancaster.
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SPEOIAL NOTIOkS.
Why BE Downcast ?

True. you are I'm a miserable condition-you
are weak, palid. and nervous. You cannot sleep
at night, nor enjoy your waking hours; yet,
why lose hearth Get at the druggists bottle
OF Burdock Blood BlHers They will restore
you to health ana peace of mind. For sale by
II. Is. Cochran. Druggist, l5 and l39 North
Queen street, Lancaster
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-26
Threw Away HIS Cru,chs..

"suifered from rheumatism so badly had TO
use crutches, but threw them away after apply.
ing Thomas, Eciectrtc OF TO my limbs. nov
feel better than have for years" Y. l.. Gibbs,
800 Elk street, Buffalo, N. Y. For sale by II. B.
cochran. druggist, lT and l39 North Queen
street. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-26
The Population OF Lancaster

Is about 5000. and we would say at least one
half are troubled with some affection OF the
Throat and Lungs, as those complaints are ac.
cOrding to statistics more numerous than
others. We would advise all not to neglect the
opportunity to cali on us and get bottle OF
Ksnp's Ba1sam for the Throat and Lungs Price
~ cQnts and q. Trial stze free. Respectfully,
y. 2. Coehrpns druggist, ls7 North Queen street.