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New-York tribune., 1886-08-12
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Breroort House-Murat Halstead, of Cincln-
natl and c. E. Perkins. president Of chicago Burlington
and Quincy Railroad Company 0Isey House-Secre-
nor William E. CamcrSn OF virginia: -Hognan at,n
Arenue Eo,ei-Ex senator George S. Boutwell, OF Mas
sachusctts. Hotel Br"nsutekIEx-Sena John D..
ner OF Chicago ...Asor House-Ex-Govern0r Thomas
l. Young, Of Ohio Ererea Houss-Gaptain T. av r.
..... Grand Hotl-Proiessor Peter g. Miche, OF west
Point
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Fret race-Frankle B. 50, En!urcr AMI Lady Way.
ward 80 each Mona SlG. Bonita 81. Harry Russell
-. -nin Brown -. Lort Loruc -.
second race-COnnrm IRA and Bessie Juno 80 cach,
Nellie T.. al. iecede $40. Village Boy -.
Third cc-luspcctoF b. $50, OFalon SO, Grimaldi
Sij. solid silver -. -
Fourth race-,wift $50. BIrnum 80. Mile S22. Elk
wood S2. Lucky h. and Panama Slj each, Mac0ia Sll,
Bcss 80. -
Tiith ricr-Ilttle Minnie S2J. Bue Line S2l. Com
mnnder 800 Phil Lewis SIG Bair. PetticOa and G,etto
SIS each Bankrupt So ChlckahOmny -, Parocles -
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vAIyLY soUGHr fOR BY MS CREDITORS.

Patrick Tiernev, shoemaker, VINO has done n
large business at g ana Gold sts. roca could not be
found Yesterday creditors lie closed his Store
Saturday night and told his men that the death ola relative
would prevent doing business Monday and Tues
notice Closed on account OF death vi" DE open on
"Wednesday tackled on the door But the store
was not op. Yesterday ugly afoat Early
TUESDAY two large trucks were driven 10 the
goods was carried on one OF
trucks ked Newark y j. Icrncy has moved his
place several times in Brooklyn twice after fires
lie fitted up place finely six weeks ag" and bought
large stock Of credit lie paid rent only Tor July
sold shoes runosy low prices for some time before
he uut np the dcatl notice his door.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-12
WHAT GOING on TO-DAY.

Examination of Commissioner Squire before Mayor
Grace, IL q. ID.
Arralannent OF Commissioner Squire and Maurice b.
Flynn before Judge COwng. IL a. m.
SMonmouth Park races Monmouth Park, 2:30 p. N.
Departure OF TRIBUNE FreshAir Fdnd party to the
country. . ~, no
Meeting OF Wabash Railroad bondholdcrs. No. 96
Broadway, 3 ~
Pnster murder inquest, Brooklyn. evening -,.u
Meeting OF 139th Regiment Veterans. Brooklyn Ciy
Hail. p. IN. , ,,. ,,.
Funeral of Richard NJ. Hoe, ST. AIMS Church, Nor
risania, 1880 a. IN.
Baynes Band in Paradise Park, p. IN
New-York tribune., 1886-08-12
REoRGANIZiNG A DEPARTMENT..

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AQCgDUCT BOARD.
When the Aqueduct Commissioners met yesterday
Mr. Sduire's seat c0nsplcuously vacant:
Mcssrs Spencer Dowd, Baldwin. Barnes, Fish and
Ridgway were present. The resignation of Robert
In pursuance of the scheme OF reorganization
which has been under consideration Tor several
weeks C. :. owen. j. NJ. WOldrecht, Alfred
craven J. B Mcintyre and T.. Wegmann, Jr., were
annointed division engineers. The report OF the
constrnctlon committee upon the reasslgnment of
work among the assistan engineers ana inspectors
was unanimously adopted. The reorganization is
thus made complete except the.Ofce OF assistant
engineer for the second division. There were Two
candidates for that place. and the committee being
eyenlys divided between them the place was lett
vacant for the present. Chairman spencer an
nonnced that all the ere already Ill the force
and were ony reassigned. In order to reduce the
expenses of the Office at TarrytOwn, the services OF
Edward ID. Johnston were dispensed with and his
dn,ies assigned to w. II. Taylor Joseph Ryan
SarsieId Kennedy, Robert Dewitt and !: J Lynch
were appointed chainmen and John 4. Y brieh was
male an inspector OF masonry -. -,
Mr. RldQway offered a resolution reclting that as
the Controller now insisted on having the en-
plueers and inspectors engaged OH the aqueduct
come to the city for their pay, and as the III
terruption to their work caused thereby was
serious detriment to it, the commission should
request the Controller to send their wages 70 them
II was carried MIR. Fish offered resOlu luti0nS, when
were carried providing that the SECRETARY sIoulu
make ont list of all contracts for public works on
fLe auueduct given out before the appointment oil
the new commissioners and also a list OF parties
from whom land was privately purchased foi the
aoueduct the price paid for each lot and q record
Of the vote. taken upon all contracts and private
land purchases. The commission adjourned until
fo- at 2 %.
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Earned runs -p@roit 2. >cw lorS 3 ii@,nr II runs
~ rceh base hit HoufAr J. Passed tails -"an1'h J.
F.rst ball, i.uot 2, NcN York. 2 flt7t h.-'
on rrror--Ncifnt %. NcvNnTk J. struck nn'-llrfru =
Scw.NoTk. g. Double plays hnnap and Rowe" h"" r;
Dunlap and Brothers, l. Imprc-Mr f"Nn'r Iim' 4
hours
only ono Icagne game was played yrs'criay, the
New YORK and Detroit match At tho Polo 6rounds Inc
victory won by the local club places II IN games
won with the Chicago club @ui two victories behind tho
ctroits The Chcago and Detroit CLUBS have lost Two
less games than tho local nine The cldhs stand as foi
lows.
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The New. York nine Will play Ia Boston today.


IoyI.yrIE Aug. ll-Ih" Louisville nine found lif'
troibc In defeating The nookiyn club osiiy. Irtiy so,
halted All ov, the nclI I0olc n T." pi 100 %"
.pi inning. The Biooayu PLAYER. cnnd NOT eausc Ram
scy- curvr- and also played poorly ih ti' hH Ih ''"'
was a. follows:
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n,-. lif.- Louisville - rfooktyn. Errors Louisville.
. Hr,okyn - rlt,lcrs-i itlm7ry and Icuy. Umpire MI
tIxcryxArI Aue. II. The roioltan club received iis
su,i c,at to-day. fntns played Ike amateurs the
field. The was - follows
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,ltc iuatl - , l II
B,~e hits Metropolitan. Cincinnati. ~. Errors Met
rnr,tan ~ cincinnati, ,. Pitchers Mays and AuiiAnc
iipirc Mr. Kelly.
Nst Iouis--i. Louis. X. Baltimore, 7.
AZ Pitt-buGg- Athletic 3, Plft-iurs. ..
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THE "BOSS OF BkDLOw'S ISLAND" ON TRIAL.
Among the policemen of the First Precinct

Pstronan Richard Ganley is known as tho Boss OF
Kedlows Isiand because he detailed for time 10
guard statue OF Liberty and has lived rent iree on
the island permission OF General stone. ON July 10
he moved his family from n teueiuenthouse on the
.laud into IN adjoining cottage. hght attended the
mnv ng and Ganley trial before Commissioners
Porter yesvrday charge of striking Mrs. Elizabeth
words 10 the According to the statements OF
,he vords family, whose those occu-
MED by Ganey in the tenement-house Ganley Keeps
p.,na fovls and on moving day he set OF his
""s. "a dyhtius with fowl belonging TO Mrs. Swords.
sLe and her daughter Mary went down stairs to stop
she combat, and in tho hallway they met Mrs. Ganley
md her brother, Thomas Harrington, busy with the
New-York tribune., 1886-08-12
"JCBILEE" DAYAr rMANHATTAyBEAC

The arranged extensive for
bcncft the thousands who viii the heat of
city. well listen Ia tilmOrcs excellent music
salute o thirteen i'll announce the hour of and In
The afternoon concert consisting ~ Instrumental and vocal
solos, Well music 10y imorr- l band viii be
the evening, besdes concert attraction the City VI
New-York tribune., 1886-08-12
LONG ISIAND.

FAR ROCKAwAY.-Thc report that the three daughters
Henry Wynan were drowned osiay wHs incorrect I
youngest child sadie, age eight, was rescued " her ~
brother Harry who heard the OF his sisters The child
now Of danger The bodies of Nellie and Lizzie were
covered yesterday subscription was started on 'e bca
aud before nj iglIt The amount had reached SloO.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-12
TIE WEKKA'S KGO.

At the North German Lloyd Steamship Com
panys office yesterday said that the Boston under
would be better to unload the Of
te Werra in Boston take the risk OF the
steamer 10 New York The company has yet determined
what il Will do shaft of the steamer s found iD be
broken places and the cost OF repair Will DC about
New-York tribune., 1886-08-12
MANCHESTER COUNTY.

HAREsox-The farm Of Joseph Park. Of the firm
Of Tlfoi, the charge ~ John y Miles whose
has been annoyed by the visits OF pcdr
him to enter the house. but Tuesday, III
he MI Miles the pedlcr returned and attempted
To Mrs. Miles warrant has been issued for his
New-York tribune., 1886-08-12
IMPROErNG CEyrRAL PARK SHEEP.

A fine Southdown yearling ram has lust been re,
Department from the closing sale Of ord
Walsnghams stock IN Walton Norfolk. England The ram
finest of the stock and OF the last that
sold purchased by the Park Department Tor the
improvement Of to Central Park breed Of sheep and is
gared Superintendent Conkln OF the best spool
mcus the southdown the country The sire OF the
several OF the first prizes In English county exhibit
New-York tribune., 1886-08-12
Low PRICES FOR HOLLAND CATTLE.

PotCr Z. kpIIOgg * Z O. NtIU n SIIt UI TIUIIfiI'I
American Horse Exchange, tneth
81 and Forty heal the mportion OF Eastman
DelhIe arden Fre-innd sold The Attendance
was ght prcs small Sl65 being the highest price
why the prices small was because
most OF the stock young.
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FUNERAL OF JOHN s. TROW.

Of John F. Trow tho veteran publisher. was
the house of In fremont
ave Orange, where died. The house hlled
with friends OF the dead publisher The Rev.
Mr. Green pastor % Trinity Congregational Church East
onicla.d anf he'd short The burial
will place to-day without further ceremony In Greenwood
New-York tribune., 1886-08-12
STATEN ISLAND.

FRAsTINA. Robert Gordon %, of Brooklyn with half
comrades capd the fence Ia avoid paying for ad
mission 10 tho wild West" He elected, but
turned and attacked Special Oic,r Mundcl with stone He
was held Justice Aston OF Port Richmond, Tor trial
New-York tribune., 1886-08-12

The schooner Ger has Starctt sailed from New
York for g. loaded with railroad IRON
Yest1rlay she returned NewlOk for repairs captain
Tompson said that his vessel encountered
heavy gale o Barnegat and sprang leak. oDLgng nm Y"
put back " this port
New-York tribune., 1886-08-12
NEWAIsK.

Louis Sclacfcr eight parents live in TINS city,
wa, drowned Yesterday Branch Brook. The boy on
visit 10 Bernard Ros a relative, Of No 3iS Oranges ST.
Mrs Lucy Gilchrst who murdered her infant with an axe
judged insane, taken u ic MOTHS IaHa
Asylum yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-12
STEAMERS DUE
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NETWORK Rk....WEDNESDAY, AUG IL. 1886
ARRIVED.
steamer Nevada (r Douglass Liverpool July II.
town Aug l. with mdse and passengers TO \ tndcrii
n co. Arrived at the Bar at l2.5Oa
Steamer Calico lBrl Potter, Huh July "a, Boston days.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-12

''II'|t T VIl8V.-.-s D Ut
FIrTH-sTTLING. ! MILE.
ENTRIES FOR THE SPORT TO-DAY.

The second summer meeting at Saratoga be-
gins to-day Tao entries for tho perhaps.
better than on somo Of the preceding days Tho chief
attraction on the card tho United states Hotel stakes
for three year.ods. special weights, LIZ miles lnspec'
tor b. Will have piitcd against him In 1t the kenincAy
Grinaldl, the Californian solid silver and captain sam
Browns O Faon. The entries are as Follows
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THURSDAY, AUGUST II, 1886

tan and Chantcleer 15 to l. Joe Shelby and ar1 Mann
aernated p lead to the turn but there Puritan "en
fhe 'front.' In tho Genarm made rush. ganeu
the lead and held the end winning hard race b meek
PURITAN and Burr Oak dead heat of second place. ie
Mutua ala nad
New-York tribune., 1886-08-12
WELL-KNOWN PERSONS BURIED.
FUNERALS OF MRS. JOSEPH F. DAILY, EDWARD HILL
AND CHARLES A. MlNTON.

AND CHARLES A. MlNTON.
The body of Mrs Emma Robinson DAILY. wife OF
IuYs SI sy yoIgp1s m St. Vincent Vince Feners Roman Catholic
Church Yesterday morning. Around the colin ana
reclining against the altar STEPS were many nora
offerings sent by mcH of the family and friends
OF Mrs Daily. Many people were in the church
when the Kev. Father McClosky began the requiem
mass. Father McCosl1y was assisted by the Eev' ,
S. a. Clarkson, Sheehan. Kenon. Dunn, Ashficld;
Mcdowell and Dealy. The music was solemn and
funeral was over the body was taken to Calvary
Cemetery for burial. Among those present were
Judge Henry Wilder Allen, judge Miles Beachi l;ni
Justice Sedgwick. Recorder Smyth, Judge
Simon VI. Ehrllch. PaIk Commissioner j. d. STim-
MINIS Commissioner Coleman. n Jarvis, jr.I W. :
Michael Hall, George Green, George Schultz,
Thomas Sweeney. Andrew A. Hyman, Theodore
Henry, Thomas DAILY, William ONeili and William
The Rev. D. Parker Morgan conducted two fun
erals in the Church of the Heavenly Rest yesIer, I,
day. One of them was the funeral of Edward liill,
the wel-known chemical agent. peputatlons
representing the importing chemical ana East
India trades. and st. Georges Society, oi whlch MI
The The pall.bea1ers We're John y. Wing, George
McDermott. w II. Feeman. Benthan Ray. Thomas
c. Chubb., Edward F. Boddall, Alexander Gu,d
and David Patton Among those present. were q.
w. Hubbard, John Evans, ). [. LePage, NJ. r
Knudson, T. ". Devoe, X. Fleming Crooks A. }.
Todd aud ii. A. Racker. The burial was at Green
The funeral of Charles A. Minton was also held
yesterday at 10 a, H.. at the Church OF the Heav-
ed by the Rev. Mr.. Babcock The church was
filed with friends and relatives of Mr. Minton The
stock Exchange, the Union Club and Holland Lodge
No 3 and A. NJ, of which organizations he was
n member, were represented The pall-b bearers
were James Propdft E. E Chase wd l. NJ Fisher %Gns e.
those present were Jules A. Montant, Chester GTls-
waId Frederick Q. Nelson Delaney Nicoll, John
BENJAMIN, w. b. Williams Alexander henrlqucs,
k-otf, +.
Knapp. William II. Henry and stephen Swift. The
burial was at Silver Lake, Staten Island.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-12

4tIcxngton.ave., between 2sth and 3oth 80
IIours-s 20 T. Diseases OF the Nervous ~ystein
Genito Urinary organs. Impotence and steTiiity.
Weak lungs, splitting of blood, consumption
and kindred affections cured without ply sciAn Afr~s ior
treatise with 10 cents IN stamps Worlds Dlspcnaty MEDICAL
\ association, 603 Man-st., Buffalo, y. /.
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.
MINIATC RE ALMANAC.

TODAY
sun rises 5O3 Sets. 66s Moon sets 3oi Moons age IL
HIGH WATER.
4 AM-Sandy Hook 557 GOV. Ispd 636 Hell Gate S26
PM-sandy Hook. 6lO COY. Isdf 6i5 Hell Gate 1884
New-York tribune., 1886-08-12
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. ID.

Earl g. Wilson's E. & w. brand of Mems
collars and Cuts the best. Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-12
AROuncementA
AnvIcr TO MnruERs.


Mrs WILSON'S SOOTHING SYRUP should aways De nsei oe
CHILDREN IEKIHISG tt sOOrtEs the CHILD -oflhNs the
GUNS AIAYs PAIN. CURES WIND CoLIc aud IS The bLsf
RFllEIY ron plARRiQA. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-12
FOURTH RAcE-Purse 1900, weller Weights, selling
atIow.uces: Il OF a mile.
FIFTH RACE-lIurile selling race; purse $3.50, one
r,,Ia and "A furlons over five hurdles

National Stables Puritan, aged 100 tscan-
lam. MI Days ch. thantcleer D. III ttowalD II. j.
Woodtori's b. g Harry Mann g. 1856 tWarier) ApIlcgao
Bros b. H. oak o. l33 (kcnney) NJ y. Noans ch.
.nsrn aged 100 (Meancy Excelsior Stables =. Worth,
H. rs I,rson). j. Connelvs a. Joe shelby, aged l2
liaraJ Auction %ols Burr oak $50 GlcnaIm r2G, the
field S5O BooksBuir Oak and Genarm each to against
Harry Mann " Worth ~ Joe shelby lO 10 !. Pun
New-York tribune., 1886-08-12

Moscow will perish with all the glory of varesated hane an'
booming cannon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-25
The Under Currents of the Canvass.

AS the day OF the Pennsylvania eIpctinn
approaches, evidences Of the under currents
of popular sentiment in the great battle of
constitutional Sauctity and municipaI re-
form will bN coming more clearly to the
surface.
There is no doubt whatever that there
is IA deep-seated feeling of dlstrust
prevailing in the minds Of quiet citizens
and honest men concerning legislative
inactivity and corporate espionage
over tie enforcement of the rail-
way clauses of the supreme law.
Thirteen years have come and gone since
the stringent directing clauses of this in
strument were made sulemuly part of the
compact between the people and their
rulers. Though popular opinion has
taken great strides in the direction of COM
pelling the corporations by specific enact
ment to submit to the supreme law, and
popular intelligence has constantly gained
ground on this subject, the door of the
emancipation of our commerce from tho
thraldOm of discrimination IS still l,rkaJ
and bolted from within and the RAILWAYS
hold the key TO the access uf all legislation
which shall enforce the specific provisions
of the only covenant ot rulershfp which
redeems the body-pOlitic from A condition
of absolute aud uncond tiOnal ANARCHY.
The means and appliances used by these
demons Of legal destruction are known to
the wayfaring man. This influence pro.
ceeds in an organized manner and nv
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-25

fat He asserts that the speeches delivered
by the prince aud those that the late Prince
Leopold acquired so much reputation from,
were written for them by q well-known
writer. He has high regard Tor the queens
ability and strength of character. and of Mr..
Gladstone be says that much of his power is
due to the sincerity OF his convictions Har-
tington Is man of force and ability, aud
Chamberlain au honest man with broad views,
but neither could get along with Gladstone
because " be is not AN easy man tu get along
with unless you agree with him." lie claims
to be a home ruler in spite Uf his actions
when miuister, and says that he couldn't
see how a man could ue \ citizen OF America
and Ireland at the same time" The fOrve of
this remark IL not crushing IN view ct the
fact that this English aristocrat thinks he Is
an American. He endorses the administra-
ton OF President Cleveland, for whom he
processes uubounded admiration. He thinks
that MIR, Phelps WAS right ia his recent con.
troversy with Allen ThorndIke Rice, but
takes exception to his use of the phrase "ex.
tend courtesy" and has written 10 him
never 10 "cricHd courtesy again"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-25
DC SALE.


ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ., I..6,
by virtue OF an order of the Orphans' Court OF
Lancaster county, Pa, the undersigned, admin.
istratoT of the estate OF John McLane decd,
VIII expose 10 public sale at the Leopard hotel
East King street, In the city OF Lancaster The
following described real estate, to wit:
All that certain lot or piece OF ground sItu-
ated OB the north side OF East Orange street
mo. Il D, in the city of Lancaster, Pa contain
ing In front on said East Orange street ~ feet
more or less, and extending in depth TO Marion
street 2i5 ieet, more or less, on which Is erected
DWELLING HOUS SE, fronting on said Orange
street about u feet with a depth of Is feet, TO
which Is attached a large twostory Brick Back X
Building, II by Il feet. The house has beauti
tul bay windows, with plate glass and walnut
inside shutters, large circle head front door
granite stone steps, large balcony. sc. The hrst
story has large double paTlor sitting room
and large dining roOm with convenient base
ment kitchen. The parlor and sitting room
each have " Sunnyside heater. with registers
70 second moor InCased in polished slate man
tis also gas throughout the entire house
grained In walnut There is also G large hall
and winding stairway, with heavy walnut rail
Ing running 10 third floor. The second floor
has four nice large rooms and a hallway sta
uonary closets, large finished attic with four
dormer windows and throughout is well laid
There Is also on the premises a cistern and
pump ana necessary outbuildings. The whole
lot Is filled with a variety of the best kInd OF
fruit trees Just coming into nrst-class bearing
condition. This Is an elegant opportunity for
persons desiring nice comfortable home in a
pleasant location.
Sale TO begin at o'clock in the evening when
terms and conditions will be made known by
FRANK B. MCLAEE.
JOEL L. HAISEs, Auct. oIs-tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-25
Difficult Riding.

The internal revenue authorities at
washington have decided that the Belle
fonte Iron company is right in claiming. to
the collector of the district, that the orders
which they issue for the use of their en-
pioyea IN their dealings with their store are
store orders" and therefore not taxable
- circulating currency. This decision.
whilei is comfortable to the iron compapy
generally which thereby save a tax of FIVE
Or six thousand dollars, is not so agreeable
just at this juncture TO one of the stock.
holders who happens to be the Republican
candidate for governor.
These store orders issued by General
Beavers company may be very innocent
useful and lawful things; and as the
Inv OF Pennsylvania on the matter has
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-25
PERSONAL.

EDWIN Boorn'S receipts in s. Louis last
week were a little over goo
GLADSTONE was terribly stuug Toy wasps
by telling a tree at Hawardeu ON Saturday.
JOSEPH PULITZER, Of the New York
World, tells his employees Join all the
unions you please, connect yourselves with
any organization that you think would better
your condition, hut always remember 1t YOU
have any grievances come to me trst, and
they will be remedied.'
Mrs. Parsons, wife of one OF the con.
demned Anarchists, is making over Sl0O a
day above her expenses, 1t j. said, and
money is going 10 Chicago iu aid ct the SUI.
preme court effort NOT only from her directly
at the rate of $50 week but Is the result Cf
her enthusiasm and earnestneSs from
indirect sources at nearly double tLa; rate. 80
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-25
You Haye n PeTfecr Right

when you demand "A BensOn's Capcine PIaster
OF druggist toeXpect to receive one Yet there
are we regret to say few druggists OF the
Chegp John variety who will try 10 per.uade
you TO accept some worthless substitute with a
similar sounding name. such as Capsicin {"
Capsicum," "tapucin,a "Capsicine," etc
or " Benton" Cheap John will otler you one of
these Hfetched limitations for half the price OF
me genuine, as can well AFFORD 10 do its valde
soh : are the only porous pllsteTs that can be
utPenutu upon 10 cure every Hilment subject
tp.AieIhhl treatment, They are prompt sure
s anu ihoiough Protect yourself against decep.
ION ION py pnylng OF reliable druggists only The
genuine bears the Three Seals V tr.Gelnarl. ann
has 'hs " capcine " cut in tho centre. MWs